tonight, stephen welcomes susan sarandon joey mcintyre. robert klein. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> stephen: wooo! wooo! hey! ( cheers and applause ). >> jon: hey! >> stephen: how are you? wooo! >> jon: wow! >> stephen: wooo! ( cheers and applause ) >> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! welcome to "the late show," everybody. i'm your host, stephen colbert. it is friday, as i said before. quick question, just to start it off-- anybody here live in america? ( cheers and applause ) nice, a local crowd! so you're going to want to hear this. there's a new twist in the trump travel ban saga. as you know, a few weeks ago, trump tried a second time to ban people from certain muslim- majority countries. then a judge stepped in and put it to a halt citing an obscure law called "the constitution." well, the stay on the travel ban was originally only supposed to be temporary, but now the judge in hawaii just extended his order

january jones. >> joey mcintyre. i have been a huge fan for a long time.e dolls, the pillow pillows i slept with you every night. >> it's pretty awesome. >> there are writers and a script and two other joeys lawrence and fatone, guest as themselves. but barrett is not an actress. >> i don't know how i would have got home. >> you could have got a ride home with the stripper. >> did you think, oh, gosh, she's never gonna go for this? >> i'm kind of a gamer so he probably thought -- this is not my thing. >> she's a rookie but she is amazing. >> little chicken go free. >> have you learned anything about your kids that you didn't know like, oh, my gosh? >> they're hitting their marks like crazy, not to get inside but you know when actors, you know, got that come into the scene got to get the right place they're doing really good at that. >> you do. nice to meet you. >> at first, it was like, do we want the family in in the end we said yes and it's been worth it. >> a adorable family. the new kids like to keep it in the family. because donny wahlberg and his wif

also joey mcintyre in the house! all right.ight now, time to show you this morning's headlines from around the globe. "the new york times" has a unique plan that could bring the world cup to north america in 2026. soccer officials from the united states, can dashgs mexico work at the bid to share tournament games. ahead of u.s. soccer says president trump supports the plan despite tensions with mexico. the fifa, the world governing body, for the sport. >> "the wall street journal" says an activist investor wants to shake up whole foods. they own nearly 9% of the upscale grocery chain. the investors are pressuring the company to improve operations. they also want to explore sales possibilities. whole foods shares have lost nearly half the value since 2013. >>> salt used to de-ice roads may be contaminating lakes. that is according to the first continent wide study of fresh water lakes. they found sales of sault grew to 20 million tons in the last 50 years. they refeud the lakes and 44% showed signs of long teerm salinazatoin. >>

. >> then -- ♪ >> at home with new kids joey mcintyre. >> we are literally in our kitchen. >> his newshow with his real life family. plus -- ♪ staying alive >> backstage at the bee gees tribute concert. and why kevin harts nicole kidman. on the marriage no-noes for the newlyweds. >> she's like, no, i wouldn't accept it. that's no excuse. >> now, this is "entertainment tonight." our spring and summer movie and tv preview special. things at the box office are about to get red hot, and so is the tv season. ahead we're breaking it all down, but let's begin with the biggest movie out this weekend, the fate of the furious. >> just a little movie. kevin frazier was in new york for the premiere where we got some fast facts about the eighth installment of the franchise. first fact, that rumor of onset feud between dwayne johnson and vin diesel seems to have fizzled. >> tell me about it. where does it stand now? >> yeah, well, because at the end of the day, the most important thing is making a movie, right? oftentimes just like in life, you have different philosophies, and people have different

with ross county after a controversial 89th minute penalty which even the ross county manager, jim mcintyret have been awarded. the final score was 2—2. sebastian vettel has won formula one's bahrain grand prix, beating britain's lewis hamilton in to second place. hamilton was given a five second penalty while his mercedes team—mate, valteri bottas, eventually finished in third, having started on pole, in what proved to be an eventful race. nick parrot reports. lewis hamilton found himself in an unfamiliar place on the grid in bahrain, behind his new mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas. the finn was on pole for the first time, and when the lights went out, he didn't blink, beating everyone to the first corner. but hamilton cisse sebastian vettel as his main rival this year, and the german took the fight to the britain in the desert, roaring past into second. before the dust had settled, carlos sa i nz into second. before the dust had settled, carlos sainz shook things up. his crash brought the safety car out, and hamilton in forfresh tyres. but on his way to the pits, he deliberately held at

thank you, jack mcintyre. brandywine portfolio manager.dow is down 15, remember earlier it was down 145. but either way look, we could be looking at a down day for stocks on this first trading day of the second quarter but fear not, our closer says the running of the bulls is far from over. find out why next. ♪ at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. liz: stop, what you're doing and look at this full screen here. the dow is now down just four points. s&p down just three. the markets are trying to reverse course here. traders are talking about what's moving stocks higher. let's go to the new york stock exchange. lori what are they saying? reporter: hey, liz, this is turning into an exciting monday. beginning a new quarter here, so a lot of action has to do with that. perhaps some insurance being bought at beginning of the session. the dow was down 100 point. ev

. >> joey mcintyre will celebrate their anniversary. >> owy told us exclusively shooting their show hasgthened their bond. >> you can see for yourself how now at eightit was a mistake. i shouldn't have done it. i won't do it again.calls for the resignation of the white house press secretary ... for what he said about the holocaust.whooshnew apologies also from united airlines for this ugly incident on an overbooked flight.but privately to employees, airline management is blaming the passenger.whooshdirt bikers terrorizing freeway drivers.tonight one of them is under arrest.the c=h=p says the suspect made one big mistake .... he failed to look up.the whole time the aircraft's filming himwhoosha bay area legislator has a plan to keep your pg&e bill for spiking in the winter months. find out how much you could save, coming up on kron four news in prime time. sean spicer/white house press secretary: you had someone as despicable as hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons. (pam) now at 8. the white house

. >> joey mcintyre will celebrate their anniversary. >> owy told us exclusively shooting their show hasned their bond. >> you can see for yourself how it all week >>> "the insider," tracking the biggest stories making news today. >>> number one, the tears flow at "dancing." as the stars share their most memorable year. >> i had six miscarriages in eight years. >> nobody shared it with me. so, you feel alone. >> how they turned their personal tragedies into ballroom triumphs. >> i felt a tornado of emotions. >>> then, did simon cowell convince mel b to file for divorce? how her "agt" boss may have intervened. >>> number three, national sibling day gets the hollywood treatment. the stars share their family photos.

>> joey mcintyre. i've been a huge fan for so lodge. i have the dolls, the pillows, the sheets.. >> there are writers and a script and to other joeys, lawrence and fatone guest as themselves. >> you could have got a ride home with a stripper. >> did you think she's never going to go for this? >> i'm kind of a gamer. he probably thought this is not my thing. >> she's a rocky, but sheokie,t amazing. >> have you learned anything about your kids. >> they're hitting their marks like crazy. you've got to come into the scene and go to the right place. they're doing really good at that. >> aren't you cute. do you have a mom? >> yes. >> you do? all right. nice to meet you. >> at first, do we want the family in? at the end, we said yes, and it's been worth it. >> you know my favorite part of the day was? the kids had these huge animal pillows that we went and cannon balled on. >> you would like to be one of the kids in that family? >> i would. joey was like what have i let in my home? he's busy. he's heading out on the road with his new kids on the block family. their tour kicks off in ma

masters charge yon sergio garcia joins us and joey mcintyre shows us return of the mac. that's our news for this tuesday. have a great day. >> live fcbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> well, big problems, crews close busy center city street to fix a hole likely to cause some traffic headaches today. we will tell you what caused the problem, and how long the road may be closed. >> and an investigation is underway after a man is fawn shot several times in philadelphia. a place where the victim was found and the reason officers say he was probably targeted. >> and mourners gather to remember a teacher and a child killed in a shooting at a california school. we're, what we're learning about the man believed responsible for the gunfire. >> well, today is tuesday, april 11, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. all of that plus kind gesture by the phillies getting a lot of praise on line, first, today's forecast

masters champion sergio garcia joins us and joey mcintyre tells us about his new series, return of the mac. thanks for watching. i'm meg oliver. have a great day. ,,,, >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> good morning. we take a live look at the palace of fine arts constructed in 1915, and 102 years later, looking nice and beautiful. it is tuesday, april 11 and i'm kenny choi. >> i'm anne makovec in for michelle -- michelle griego. >> we are glad to see you. happy to be back. >> i've got my sports in the afternoon, and i threw out a shameless plug. [ laughter ] >> i missed you. >> we will have fun this morning. >> john and i were at the ballpark reporting weather and traffic and sports. it was an amazing day. >> they do this right at the giants game. >> they do. we had a few raindrops in the forecast. >>> a lot of it is ground clutter but the darker shapes that are green are actually

it's been unraveling for some time now and in mcintyre's view it is reaching a point of reckoning. liberalism is not sufficient to do the necessary work of binding the society together but giving its members purpose. in the book's conclusion, mcintyre also compared the present time to the collapse though he indicated that the wealth of the skewers how fragile they really are on the inside. in the post-imperial roman times, he said, some men and women of virtue quit trying to shore up the existing social order and instead focused on building new forms of community and the traditions of the civilizations remains in the various future. today it is a new benedict. known today as the founder and patron saint of europe porn four years after the last roman emperor abdicated and was sent down to the city as a young man to complete his education. what benedict sau saw and it is costing him he wanted to seek the will for his life. he founded a monastery is governed by the constitution called the rule of saint benedict. the rule itself is a template for the running of a monastery that he call

mcintyre presided over the service today. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight vandals caught on camera, the suspects police are looking for in bucks county. >>> and some lucky high school students from camden are going to go paris and we'll tell you how "action news" viewers helped make their dream trip possible. adam. >> and jim, we're starting the easter holiday weekend on a bright note and very comfortable temperatures but they'll be more summer-like. it will be the warmest easter in over 20 years. all the details in accuweather. >> jeff skversky with phillies matinee highlights from that washington when that "action news" continues in a moment. fill your basket with easter only at my giant. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for busine

i like to thank our presenter matt mcintyre. thank you for being here and for waiting. >> thank you very much counsel my name is matthew mcintyre. i'm on the autism spectrum and i don't know where to start so if it's possible to leave it to open up to questions i'll be willing to answer them in any order. >> well, there suffers. we never had questions before a presentation. can you tell us a little bit about what you do and the involvement in living and working with a person with autism? can you give some examples of what kind of feedback would you like from us because without a presentation we want to focus our questions on the topic. what would you like to share so we can get a better idea of what you respond to? >> well, first off i'm a producer for a public access tv show called life on the autism spectrum channel 27 >> okay. >> no. 29. i want to say that at 7:30 pm. if you have comcast. it's also if you have comcast. it's also on youtube@youtube.com/--tthe topic the television show is mostly towards the autism community and

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paul goodloebout mcintyre, that is the reason those two statues are in charlottesville, otherwise they wouldn't have been able to afford something like that. my grandparents, great aunts, great uncles, and their friends would have been in the park when the statue was dedicated. what i have been hearing since 2015 was that the statues were put up with a white supremacist animist. when i was a student at the university of virginia, i had a number of friends from new england, a number from boston. was i was in the army, i with men from boston. their grandparents, great aunts, and great uncles felt the same way about the statue in the 54th massachusetts as my grandparents felt about the robert e lee and stonewall jackson statues. to commente for you about why there would be a difference from people in the south and people in the north. my experience in life has been we are all pretty much the same. another issue, i heard you speak about adding to the narrative and changing the narrative. i think everyone agrees we should add to the narrative. when you talk about changing the narrative, tha

. >> reporter: reporter mike mcintyre was there for the for "the winnipeg free press." >> there was inly all along the back wall. >> reporter: everyone eager to get a glimpse of the ghost of easterville. >> we had actually never even seen a photograph of her up until that point. when she walked into court and somebody said, "that's shelly chartier." i said, you must be kidding me, that looks like a teenage girl. >> reporter: the woman who hadn't left her home in 11 years, finally forced to come out into the light. tell me what that day was like. >> i didn't sleep for four days before my court date, and i didn't eat. >> reporter: shelly arrives. her bedridden mother following on a stretcher. >> judge rollstin was about here. shelly chartier, within a couple feet. they could actually have reached out and touched each other. shelly chartier had her head down in her lap, clearly upset. >> reporter: when you went to court, you eventually pleaded -- >> yeah. >> reporter: guilty to fraud, to impersonation, to threats. >> yeah. >> reporter: shelly is hoping for house arrest but the judge surpr

thank you so much, jamie mcintyre and heidi, republicans have georgia on their mind, thanks to the special election for congress, meet the democratic frontrunner, he's coming here on hard ball tonight. tomorrow is tax day and trump will be filing, will we ever see his returns, i don't think. thousands are protesting however in the streets. check out what happens at the senator's town hall. >> as far as i'm aware, the president says he's still under -- [ boo ] >> any way does president hiding here, we'll dig into trump's problems with transparency. he won't tell us what his business like, he won't let us know what business the white house is doing, we don't get the logs any more of who is going in and out. we've got kevin dunn, he's the chief of staff, it was great, i saw it. here is a clip of the new series. >> oh, where is the great and powerful odds, by the way. >> listen, we all know the white house work so much better when there wasn't a president, there is. we work around that. >> we'll talk politics on and off the screen. let me finish tonight with trump watch, this is hard ball wher

abc 7 news was in the bay view district as tina turner and guy mcintyre joined teens on a walk along third street. the group put up posters and handed out fliers to stores along the corridors. they want business owners to keep an eye out for kids skipping school. >> the kids that are truant are not going to school are out in the community all day long, okay. they're going in and out of stores. they're shopping, they're purchasing things and the merchants have contact with them. >> the academic reentry program is run by former 49er ethan ram son. in nine years, it's helped nearly 700 kids transition back to school. more than 400 of them have graduated high school. >> united airlines has reached a settlement with the passenger who was forcefully dragged off a flight in chicago. >> the announcement comes on the same day united announced changes to improve customers' experience. abc 7 news kristen sze is here with the details. >> who can forget this viral video that caused outrage around the world. passenger david dao physically dragged off a united express flight to make room for united

and also, singer actor joey mcintyre in studio 57. it will be a busy green room. it, thanks, nora. >> unexpected traffic jam, bad day at the office, or to do list, like your taxes, just won't quit. >> why did you just look at me bad day at the moves all have every day stresses but when can this nervous tension really impact our health? family physician doctor rob danoff is here with some signs and some advice on managing the stress in our life. good morning, sir. >> good morning. >> so doctor rob, april is national stress awareness month. good time to be talking about. >> this jim and i always talk about like stress, but does it actually have impact on your body, and your health? >> yes, it really does. we're in a stressful event or something coming up we get response in gear, so our adrenyline is flowing, him err alert, heart rate is increasing and we're ready, ready for that event. >> how many times of stress are there? are there multiple types? >> there are. you know, there is a huge stress. oh, the ceiling fan fell down, i avoided it, five kids, all have to be

president joe biden is making another appearance on the national stage speaking tonight at the famous mcintyreher biden might just have one more race left in him. cnn national politics reporter is joining me now from manchester, new hampshire. everyone wants to know if former vice president joe biden is now laying the groundwork for possible white house run. what did he say? >> well, an yashgs i know we all feel like 2016 just came to an end. but there is a lot of talk about 2020 here in new hampshire tonight because former vice president joe biden just wrapped up a speech just behind me. and he did just address head on what everyone in the room is talking about. does he have another presidential race left in him? let's listen to what he said first. >> so when i got asked by ray to come up here, there wasn't a doubt in my mind, even though i know what caused a lot of speculation, guys, i'm not running, okay? >> i know it caused a lot of speculation. no, look. thank you for the support. and i especially want to thank you for the support you gave me and aboutbarack obama over the eight years and

the new jim crow, mcintyre wrote 30 or 40 years ecological race. before that, you go through du bois, it ought to be different. where the whole situation comes up. every generation we are faced with narcissistic navelgazing on behalf of white liberalism that continues to lead us in the direction of trying -- whether it is good or bad remains at the center of the legal universe. how we begin this place to get by conceding if we are going to make this work we are going to come to the table as human beings in our glorious tapestry of distance and redefined the terms, why the 13th amendment when they passed the 13th amendment they said it is very real and they say people should make a contract and they go through a litany and they say these rights should be practiced as they are enjoyed by white citizens. we are going to remove whiteness to the degree possible as people being able to use the universe. what they do, the supreme court says as applied to white citizens applies to white people too. we are trying to restore whiteness is the normative defaul

in his book's conclusions mcintyre compared our present time to collapse. our wealth obscures for my eyes how fragile we are on the inside. some men and women of virtue quit trying to shore up the 16 order and focus on building new forms of community within they can live out the moral traditions very uncertain future. today we await a new and doubtless saint benedict. they are known today as the founder of the patron saint of europe. four years after the long lost emperor advocated. he was sent down to the city of rome as a pious young man to complete his education. what they saw their disgusted them. to see god's well for his life mentally before he died he found the 12 monasteries called the rule of saint benedict. it is a thin very plain pamphlet which he calls a school for the lord's service. as a book that sets out the order for living for the sake of trading monastics if you read this as i certainly had you maybe shocked by how plain it is. i really thought it was can be the mystical saints. you would never guess from reading the key role that this li

the book is brilliant, but mcintyre wrote a book called "criminalizing a race" that does all that. 20 years before that, book called "who needs the negro." go through dubois, ida wells breaks down the entirety of how this whole situation comes out of the legal universe in a red record, mob rule in new orleans. what ends up happening is every generation we're faced with this narcissistic naval gazing on behalf of white liberalism that continues to lead us in the direction of trying to define our humanity based on whiteness, whether for good or bad, that remains at the center of the legal universe. that's got to be displaced, and how do we do it? i think we begin displacing it by conceding that if we're going to make this project work, this american experiment, we're going to have to all come to the table as human beings in our glorious tapestry of difference and redefine the terms. when they passed that 13th amendment, they said it's very real when they passed the civil rights act of 1866 and said people should be able to make and enforce contracts and they go through a litany of posit

changed for 11-year-old alana, honey boo boo thompson and her mom june shannon since i traveled to mcintyrear bear, bought herself a new home and, oh, yeah, she looks like this. >> it's like they cut off her head and put it on another body. >> yeah, that's what they always say. >> reporter: mama june's nearly 300-pound weight loss documented on we tv's "mama june: from not to hot" going from a size 24 to 4 with the help of gastric sleeve surgery and the results of her shocking transformation kept under wraps until now. you were in hiding basically. >> i couldn't go to the grocery store. i wasn't able to associate with anybody. i wasn't able to go to her school. i mean it was crazy. >> reporter: when is the last time you were a size 4/5. >> never. >> probably 8. >> reporter: june letting cameras roll even during the most private moments. what do you hope viewers take away? are you hoping you can inspire? >> it's a temporary fix. don't think it's a piece of all pieces, because it's not. you have to work almost every day. i'm not saying i'm the most perfect person because trust me, i do eat. >

and star of the new series "return of the mac," joey mcintyre.s for another day of cohosting. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and morris chestnut! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> kelly:

at paris island, buford naval hospital, buford marine corps air station, and the guard members at mcintyre joint air base. south carolina knows and loves our military. your leadership provides young people constituents for meaningful and fulfilling lives while protecting american families. additionally as a veteran, son of a veteran, i'm grateful to have four sons that served overseas in the military, along with a nephew in the air force that's served in iraq. it's for this reason i'm concerned about the negative impacts a continuing resolution would have on military families such as deferred reenlistment bonuses, delayed family moves to the school year, reprogrammed military equipment upgrades with limited training. how would each of you describe the real life consequences to military families that impact that continuing resolution poses on our soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines? how would this affect service member morale, recruitment, and retention, and additionally could each of you provide one specific impact that stands apart from the rest? general milley? >> thanks, congressman.