. >> chris colbert, aka polo. he wears nothing but polo shirts is one of the highest ranking blood gang members we have incarcerated. >> are you gang affiliated. >> that's what they say. they tell me a lot of things i disagree with. i think this is pretty much based on my younger years being incarcerated and having a different outlook on life compared to now in my older age so maybe i'm being penalized for things i did 15, 0 years ago. >> when you ask him if he's a high ranking blood he says what does the paperwork say? >> chris and figueroa have applied to be married. under a state law that allows for that. with credit for time served and good behavior figueroa will likely only serve a year or so in prison. colbert, however, faces a more uncertain future. he's charged with second degree murder and has pled not guilty. >> i'm waiting to prove my innocence. hopefully i'm acquitted and get out. >> you're facing what kind of time if not committed? >> forever. >> forever. >> forever. >> if he's not found innocent, hav

i still can't live my life. >> chris colbert said he's spent too many years on yards like this one.rs away from marking another. >> my birthday is tomorrow. getting old. >> how many birthdays have you spent incarcerated? >> over ten birthdays. maybe even closer to 15. it's not a good thing. it's a bad thing. but that's reality. you know, you get caught up in certain things on the street. in my younger years, this is where i found myself. unfortunately for me, i found myself here in my older years. no more, though. once i get out of here, no more. >> charged with second degree murder, colbert faces the possibility of spending the rest of his life in prison if he's convicted, but that hasn't stopped him from getting engaged to another inmate in the jail. aisha figueroa was recently transferred to a new housing unit against her wishes. >> girls. whatever you want to call it, it's catty, but it's nice. you would think it's more like a school down here instead of a jail. not saying i want to live in a jail all my life, but it's catty [ bleep ]. so i just stay locked in so i won't get in

and colbert and chris rock and amy schumer and if you are interested in the arts or comedy there's aall the people you talked to was there one thing that stood out more than the others? >> when i was young, what they told me is it took a long time to get funny. when i was a kid, someone said it takes seven years to find myself. that helped me. i thought it is okay to be bad for a really long time. >> jimmy: which happens and has to happen. every once in a while lightning strikes and you get a teenager eddie murphy or something like that. but it doesn't happen frequently. >> most of us it takes over 40 to figure it out. that made me not as obsessed with making it happen in the moment. >> jimmy: it seems to have worked out. you brought some photographs of yourself -- >> tell the story. >> jimmy: yeah, tell the story before i show the photographs. go ahead. >> this story involves you. >> jimmy: it does. >> i went to see the president speak. >> jimmy: okay. >> it was the day he did mean tweets. >> jimmy: on our show. >> on your show. >> jimmy: okay. when you meet the president. it is usu

colbert shaves his beard. earlier in the show, i said that only donald trump had a higher unfavorable than jeb bush. also chrise did. mark: we are on twice a day. thanks for watching. sayonara. emily: hewlett-packard gets "back in the m&a game.” ceo meg whitman tells me how she sees the industry rearranging itself. ? i am emily chang, and this is "bloomberg west.” two big shareholder meetings happening in san francisco. sergey brin tells his investors the company needs to continue taking big risks. we are counting down to the twitter shareholder meeting. will the company be able to improve the weight is perceived on wall street? tim cook calls out silicon valley for monetizing user data. the change he wants to see on facebook and google. welcome to the dot-porn era.

chris. >>> vittoria, thanks very much. >>> still to come here on "eyewitness news" steel even colbert hard at work getting ready for his new late show, we will take you behind the scenes of one of his rather funny brain storming sessions, coming up. plus... >> ♪ >> this little girl is after my own heart i love this her dance has gone viral she's channeling aretha franklin, you do not want to miss all of this we will have more for you, kate. >> fantastic. >> we have hot weather coming up temperatures rising in the mid 80's tomorrow and then we're talking 90's and perhaps stringing three 90's together to make the first heat wave of the season. i will have your full seven music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. >>> now lets check the philadelphia jobs market report. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here with more. >> reporter: finding the right gift for a graduate can be a challenge, money is an obvious option but presents that will help