Musical guest, future islands, and featuring the legendary roots crew, questlove 621 steve and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ] jimmy oh, hey [ cheers and applause ] oh, youre too nice. Welcome. Enjoy yourselves. Sit down. Enjoy yourselves. Relax. Welcome. Thank you for being here, everybody. Welcome, welcome, welcome to the tonight show. This is it, baby. [ cheers and applause ] this is the tonight show. Today the with a major snowstorm and it forced new york city Public Schools to close. When she heard that [ scattered cheers ] when she heard that, the new education secretary betsy devos was like, hey, my plans working already. Thats [ applause ] thats exactly what i was looking for. But it is pretty crazy out there. In fact, today i saw a woman, she was Cross Country skiing on [ laughter ] new york citys west side highway. Apparently when her kids told her they had a snow day she was like, i got to get to work. I mean i got to [ laughter and applause ] strap on
Scott anderson, author of fractured lands how the arab world came apart. His story takes up the entire print edition of the New York Times magazine. But first, we will speak with Pulitzer Prize winning reporter James Grimaldi of the wall street journal, who has covered the Clinton Foundation for years. All that and more, coming up. Welcome to democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. A series of bomb blasts in thailand have hit three of the countrys most popular tourist resorts killing four people and wounding dozens. There were at least 11 explosions in total. No group has claimed responsibility. The blasts comes days after the country voted to accept a militarybacked charter in a referendum. Human rights watch warned that thailand is moving toward become a military dictatorship. Brad adams, the groups asia director said instead of the longpromised return to democratic civilian rule, the w constitution facilitateunaccountabl military power and a deep
Looks like one more rounds every rain at least moving through part of our viewing area, not necessarily the whole thing moving west to east, because a lot of it is moving to the north. But you see there is some new showers in Lancaster County, berks county, and up in the lehigh valley. Still remains to be seen whether this will make it to philadelphia. But it looks like we may not be completely finished with rain yet. But the worse is indeed over. But as you know, even after there are flooding situations, even after the rain has ended the flooding continues where we are going with. That will Coastal Flood Advisory until 6 00 for the counties highlighted if green. Out in lancaster count a flood advisory, as well. So here we are with 57 degrees. This may end up being the highest temperature of the day because after that last rounds of rain is out of here well see temperatures fall throughout the afternoon. It is windy out there. Folks, 21 miles an hour winds, we have 55 in pottstown, it
South, for cumberland in sampson. Southeastern cumberland and johnson and wayne counties, you are under a severe Tornado Warning. It is in effect until 6 30 and this line of storms there are a couple the one that stretches into parts of Cumberland County has been off and on, producing potential tornadoes. There is a Tornado Warning end up to the north with much of wayne county it is also under a Tornado Warning which continues for the areas of northern wake because the National Weather service has a pair of supercell thunderstorms and one is four miles south of louisburg moving we have got to supercells there into parts of frankland and foreign counties that are producing a potential tornado. One is writing here and another one is to the north. They are sort of trading over each other, moving over the exact same spot. That is potentially severe. It doesnt mean we cant see a spinoff of the next couple minutes, so we have a long way to go, at least an hour and a half before it is out of
Near butts canyon road and the pope valley area of napa county. We have Live Team Coverage tonight. Ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo is standing by with the conditions firefighters are facing now. We begin with Ken Pritchett live tonight. Its a different story than this time last night but the danger still remains. It certainly is a different story. In some ways its the same and ill explain why. Just about 15 minutes ago you could see a slight orange glow over the top of that hill there. That orange glow is gone and thats indicative to what happened last night. The fire laid down when we had cooler temperatures overnight, virtually no wind. That gave firefighters an opportunity to make progress on that fire because they worked overnight. Those firefighters are working overnight tonight and essentially what were told, that fire is still burning but firefighters essentially have it surrounded. Reporter a chimney, a foundation, and a Swimming Pool muddied with ash. This is one of two homes