musical guest julia michaels, and featuring the legendary roots crew. questlove: 759. steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] jimmy: welcome. [cheers and applause]. welcome, everybody. thank you so much. looking good. welcome everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to the tonight show. this is it, baby. [cheers and applause] jimmy: this is it. we re going to have fun tonight. here s what people are talking about. news out of washington, president trump announced that he s releasing thousands of files on jfk even though they were already set to be released, and he said not only that, i m declaring october 31st halloween. [ laughter ] [ applause ] we ll all be saying merry halloween again. this is kind of crazy. there was a conspiracy theory. did you see this going around that melania melania trump had been replaced with a body double. did you hear this? it s a rumor, but some people are pointing to these photos as proof. take a
[ laughter and applause ] according to the new york times, former host bill o reilly paid a $32 million settlement to a legal analyst at fox news for sexual harassment one month before the network extended his contract. wow, you paid a $32 million settlement and they let you keep working there. i guess we know what we can look forward to. [ audience groans ] yeah. it s a bummer to see them both. [ light laughter ] first lady melania trump visited a middle school in detroit today where she began her anti-bullying campaign by speaking to the students and joining them for lunch. meanwhile donald trump had lunch in the white house cafeteria and clapped when someone dropped their tray. [ light laughter ] that s fantastic. he has to buy a second lunch now. oh, look at that dummy. [ light laughter ] according to ivana trump s new book, president trump once left his son donald trump jr. stranded on a tarmac after he was five minutes late for a flight. even worse, eric s been in an
providing material to support terrorists. the following year he traveled to libya twice, where he told agents he joined rebel forces looking to oust dictator oh march could daphne, also sent mobile gift cards allegedly to isis agents to recruit. we re mindful of the risk posed by home grown extremists. and we know that part of the armed the world, including isil is to use social media to try to recruit followers around the world. young man in court this afternoon in handcuffs. due back in court tomorrow afternoon. he has been with the transit police department since 2003. if convicted could face up to 20 years in prison. cannery. yesterday, investigators released the cause of this massive fire that swept through cigarettes likely started the fire on june 21st. no onehurt. nine families lost their homes. a catholic high school is answering allegations sexual assault 40 years later. the former student says she was sexual assaulted and raped by her teacher. live in frami
take a look at temperatures. back in the 20s. boston now, below freezing at 30 degrees and the colder air is continuing to pour southward. we re actually going see a change-over as temperatures will also be dropping. visibility an issue out there this evening, too. changing as we talk right now. about half a mile visibility in the city of boston. travel conditions poor this evening and through the overnight hours. we do have improvement heading our way. i ll take you through the time line of that coming up in a few minutes. the snow and freezing area. ted daniels has our coverage at ted? reporter: mark, this storm is slowly moving across the country for the last coach days now. and this is our day to feel it. there have been 16 flights in or out of logan airport canceled today. that s twice as many yesterday. cancellations, the weather is causing a number of delays. at last checked, 152 delays at logan airport. that s more than 30% of all of the arrivals and departures. m
make her big debut today, saturday, january 18th, 2014. good morning, everyone. welcome to today on a saturday morning. i m lester holt. and i m erica hill alongside jenna wolfe and dylan dreyer. and we want to get right to today s top story, that suicide bombing in afghanistan. annabel roberts is following developments for us from london. annabel, good morning. reporter: good morning, lester. well, it was friday night, the restaurant was busy when a suicide bomber burst in and detonated explosives. eyewitnesses say two gunmen followed, firing indiscriminately. at least 21 people were killed, 13 of them foreigners. among them, two u.s. citizens from the american university of afghanistan. that organization has issued a statement, saying they are devastated by the news. also killed, the imf s top representative in the country and four u.n. personnel, making this the deadliest attack against foreign civilians in afghanistan since the war began nearly 13 years ago. the