Tonight, join jimmy and his guests Nick Offerman, Charli Damelio, musical guest haim and featurinthe legendary roots crew questlove 1222 steve and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause jimmy thank you very much, everybody. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much. And welcome, welcome, welcome to the tonight show. Youre here. [ cheers and applause nice to see you. Well, guys, everyone is still talking about the coronavirus. And i gotta be honest, things are getting a little crazy out there. Today in central park, i saw a a squirrel rubbing purell on his nuts [ laughter ] steve wow. Jimmy the coronavirus doesnt seem like its slowing down, and now the governor of new jersey has declared a state of emergency its serious, the last time this happened was when they ran out of pinky rings at a soprano convention [ laughter ] seriously, there hasnt been a a state of emergency in new jersey since the great track suit fire of 98 [ laughter ] meanwhile, because
Deadly attack at an istanbul nightclub. Show you Surveillance Video that theyre looking at very closely. Theyre going to highlight the focus here. The gunman there, they believe, entering the club after 1 00 p. M. And a flash as he shoots. He actually killed a Police Officer who was on guard at that club before he went in firing indiscriminately at new years revellers who were still partying at the club. Very popular with foreigners. Cnns sara sidner is following the story in istanbul. Were going to hear from her in a moment but lets hear first from ian lee. I got shot in the [ bleep ] leg. I dont know, i saw one person. Theyre shooting. Im hiding. Reporter more than 3 dozen killed, many more wounded. The assailant opened fire during a new years celebration. The governor saying the gunman entered the club and attacked innocent people calling it a cruel, cold blooded act. Turkey is still recovering from a recent wave of terrorist attacks that left many citizens weary. This attack is, of
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