translator: it was really dramatic. there were floating bodies. it was really very shocking. we recovered all the people we saw on boats. we recovered six people. translator: all dead? translator: all dead, yes. there was a woman who was pregnantment, a man was 18 to 20 years old. the rest were men. reporter: this area of northern france is dotted with groups of people desperate to each the uk, ready to pay thousands to smugglers, and also willing to accept great risks. now those risks have come true. that was sky news s adam parsons reporting, an incredible eye-opening report there. coming up, congress is back in session monday with a laundrie list of things to get done. we will look at what s on tap for a deadline-filled december. then, few cultural mainstays were more impacted by the pandemic than sports. the new variant raises questions about what comes next. plus, when was the last time you have been to a movie theater. my sunday panel is here to look at
butt, exited my butt. holy [ bleep ]ing [ bleep ]. this is madness. absolute madness. it makes every hair on my body stand up. we re on! but nobody s late night host until they are one. tomorrow we ll drown out the negative voices that have health us back too long. fires leading to violence, five people are dead the end of an era. after ruling late night television for 30 years, johnny carson steps down tonight. the buildup to the last tonight show was like a train that was going to be derailed, and all you can do is stand by and watch. here s bette midler. i can t believe it. the last. the last guest. quarter to three there s no one in the place except you and me this was johnny carson. this was what america knew for 30 years. there was that intimacy. and john i know you re getting anxious to close johnny s got a look on his face when she says johnny, i know you are anxious to go. i thought, wow. that made me tear up. she was the
pack your things and go they were always in your home, but now you get to be in theirs. my first guest tonight, as you can see, is mr. bubble. people were just like everything in the world sucks right now. i needed this so much. just swing for the fences and see how many lives you can ruin. something has changed. you can t ignore it. stop saying this is not who we are and start asking what can i do to change it. cutting the cord to the cable company or the satellite company is a terrifying prospect. my presidency is entering the fourth quarter. interesting stuff happens in the fourth quarter. very few people leave the game when they re on top of their game, and that s what jay leno did last night. in 2014 as jay leno retired, there was definitely a more dissipated, fractured late night environment. this idea of late night television is evolving. what is television? streaming services and cable. people can watch what they want when they want to wa
fight for him and got him excited. you ll hear from professor anita hill that talks about sexual harassment against women decades before the me too movement. what we re doing is accepting violence, accepting the precursors to violence and we re telling girls that they should accept it, too, and not complain. also huma abedin talks about her years at hillary clinton eastside and how abedin s life was shattered by the scandals of her husband former congressman anthony weiner. in every one of those instances, joy, i really tried to make the best decision for my son, for myself until i got to the point where i just couldn t do it anymore. and the one and only jordan klepper talks about his adventures from maga land. the people that think this is a fun tailgate get in the same big ol group and you see the iq drop, the indrop you don t have an adult in the room you see bad things happen. the serious throughout to our democracy and critical importance of passing votin
is there any taboo that would not break? what s wrong with you? there is so much different story telling and so many stories being told about so many people. i don t think dramatic television have ever been strong. in coming! who are the heroes? the people who watch this show. this is the week when the major broadcast network unveiled their fall lineup of show. everyone executives know how well the sopranos is doing on cable. we are dependant on sponsors. there are so much we can do in terms of language, in terms of violence and sex. to a large degree a lot of executives were stannding on th edges of what was interesting. hbo is looking at the world and going okay, how can we matter. for quite a long time, movies and boxing were the bread and butter of hbo. what we have learned through shows like larry sanders or oz is that is we could do serious television. something in the air. and it ain t love. oz was cutting edge of what it was willing