welcome to "the late show." of the i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) i feel the same way. i feel the same way. i'm in a good mood. happy friday and merry christmas to everybody. the president-- ( cheers and applause ) wooo! coming to the end of the year, and we have earned it. the president reportedly "will spend 16 days at mar-a-lago during the holidays." this is fun. coincidentally, richard nixon went to mar-a-lago a month before he resigned the presidency. ( cheers and applause ) oh, please. oh, history, oh, history, please repeat yourself. we didau )no he'll have a new chief of staff: budget director and chef from the pizza box, mick mulvaney. mulvaney's predecessor, general john kelly, tried to rein in trump, but according to politico, mulvaney doesn't plan to try. "i am honored to be the new zookeeper. as my first official act, unlock all the cages! let's get the lions high and rub steak sauce on the penguins." ( cheers and applause ) sources -- sources -- i could go for some penguin.

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bits of sunshine are likely to peak through the clouds late in the day before sunset tonight, daytime highs peaking in the 50's. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin )with another rain storm moving in last night, people across the bay area are glad to get yet another dose of wet weather.kron4's j-r stone went out to san mateo to see and hear how people were dealing with it. sot i like the rain10 year old norma torres' thoughts echo that of most folks out there. happy, grateful, excited, and lovin' the rain. sot i like it...i really like it...cause it's rain i want some water tuesday some used their umbrellas to stay dry others not so much. norma's family bundled up and enjoyed every moment of it.sot why do you like the rain...cause i could get wet.driving conditions in the rain between half moon bay and san mateo...less than ideal but even that wasn't enough to damper thoughts.soti like

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late president.begin for the late president. yesterday ... two of his sons gave remarks on their father.take a listen. this this morning president trump will join all the living former presidents for the memorial service honoring the life of george h-w bush. ( james ) kron 4's mark meredith joins us live now from washington with more. mark? good morning...the former president's body remains here at the capitol right now...in xxx hours it'll be moved about five miles to the national cathedral.it's there we expect a very formal and personal service good morning...the former president's body remai

state farm. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> welcome back to "late night."ause ] ♪ >> where three couples compete to find out who knows each other best. let's meet our contestants. she's a retired school teacher, and he will tell you the same story twice in one night. [ laughter ] please welcome seth's parents, hilary and larry meyers. [ cheers and applause ] she's a lawyer and a mother of two, and he didn't learn how to snap his fingers until college, and still can't whistle. [ laughter ] please welcome alexi and seth meyers. come on, seth. everyone quiet down. give us a whistle. [ laughter ] good job. and finally, she founded an international nonprofit, and he sometimes sings karaoke in his living room by himself. please welcome alexi's parents tom and joanne ashe. [ cheers and applause ] all right, now let's get down to business. earlier tonight, we asked each of you a few questions. you wrote down the answers, and now your spouses are going to try to guess the answers that you gave. it is important to remember that how well you do in this game directly c

a late sunday into monday.oking for a fun way to bring in the new year... and you're not really looking to attend the traditonal new years party... why not head to the symphony? if that doesn't sound like a bad idea... peaches christ from the san francisco symphony is here to tell us all about their new year's gaiety.(2-shot) good morning peaches welcome to the show."i think the biggest highlight is that we get to do such a uniquely san franciscan event at davies symphony hall. it's the kind of event that can only happen in sf, because of who's going to be part of it, including the sisters of perpetual indulgence, the sf gay men's chorus, people like varla jean merman, thorgy thor, jane lynch, cheyenne jackson, etc. it's a queer celebration for everybody ringing in the new year.""the new year's gaiety show is about checking your everyday life at the door and just having fun, laughing, and enjoying the music and comedy. there's nothing more healing than music and laughter; what a great the ne celebration for eve

like the late president, a veteran of the u.s. navy.l interactions with him. admiral kirby, i know you had a story you wanted to share. >> yeah, so this goes back to 2006, jim, and the commissioning ceremony for a brand-new amphibious ship, which ceremony was held at the naval station ingleside in texas on the coast, and the president, president bush, was the keynote speaker for the day. he gave a great speech, a terrific ceremony full of pomp and circumstance, of course. and after it was all over, everybody was gathering around, trying to get time with president bush, as you might imagine. autograph seekers, people who want to shake his hand, just get a picture with him. i was standing off to the side behind a rope line area with dozens of members of the crew of the new ship. and i was just shaking their hands, getting to know them and talk to them. i look over my left shoulder and here comes president bush. he extricated himself from all these hangers on, all these people who wanted his time. he wanted to talk to sailors. he came acro

at crowds of people gathered to honor his late fater.grant) earlier in the day, the late president was honored during a service at the bushes' family church in houston, as part of a final farewell to the 41st president. kron4's camila bernal reports from college station. a 70-mile journey to a final resting place.a special union pacific train - bush 4141 - carrying president george h.w. bush arrived at college station, texas thursday afternoon.natscrowds gathered in the rain to say farewell to the 41st president at his namesake library.natshis family watched as his casket was removed from the train in a final ceremony...nats followed by a 21 gun salute -- and u-s navy 21- aircraft memorial flyover in the 'missing man' formation -- to honor the life of man who gave a lifetime of service to his country.all before bush was laid to rest - in a private ceremony - beside his late wife barbara, and their daughter robin who died of leukemia when she was three. natsearlier in the day... family and friends shared personal stories at his funeral in

the weather center. ( john ) looking at clear skies to start the day followed by showers increasing latee day into the overnight hours. temperatures will be a touch cooler than they have been only peaking in the 50's and low 60's. tomorrow a few spotty showers likely before heavy rainfall at times into sunday to finish the weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze tsf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) another big story this morning... the oakland raiders need a new place to play next year... ( james ) the team is weighing their options... as an alameda county supervisor says regarless of what happens the county wants out of the sports business. kron 4's will tran is live at the raiders headquar

christmas eve. >> go late. >> i say go late. 10:00 to 12:00, get it done. >> reporter: for some it pays to wait. in concord, big crowds hitting stores. >> shoes for mom and niece and nephew, only cas shoin i'm doing this year. >> reporter: whatever budget, always seems a bargain, some 70% off. some shoppers don't think procrastinated. >> last minute is the 24th. >> reporter: they consider themselves serious shoppers, hunt for deals for everyone on the list. >> family and friends and of course, christmas gift for yourself, always. >> reporter: what's a trip to the mall without a visit to jolly old st. nick. >> what did you ask santa for? >> pc, ipod touch, hoverboard and gift card. >> long list. >> he said it's about $1,000. >> reporter: end of the day depends whether you've been naughty or nice. >> you're on the nice list but you got to be good to christmas, okay? >> reporter: there you have it, it, must be true.st, if santa if you want to get on the nice list, few more dayshoing. reporting in pleasant hill, carlos saucedo, abc7 news. >>> bringing smiles to the south bay, who is helping

welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) thanks very much. today, of course, was the official state funeral for president george h.w. bush, so it was a quiet day in america. there was no mail delivery, federal offices were shuttered, wall street was closed. although, that was because after yesterday's 800-point plunge, they were all buying clean underwear. ( laughter ) it was a full state funeral. it was quite a moving sight to see the presidents and the first ladies in the front row, waiting to honor president bush, chatting comfortably with one another. until trump showed up, and then it became silent-staring time. donald trump is the only person in the world who can bring down a funeral. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) then came the point in the ceremony where the priest and the congregation read the apostles' creed. see if you can spot odd person out in this clip. >> he suffered under pontius pilate, was crucified, and was buried. he descended to the dead. on t

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another storm will bring rain to the bay area late on sunday. (vicki) (vicki) sunday.late on sunday. (vicki) a warning about something on your car that you might not think needs upkeeping. headlights. triple-a says older headlights pose a major safety concern for drivers. (grant) the report says headlights that start to get foggy-- or start to yellow-- only produce about 22-percent of the light they did when they were new. joining us now live on skype is mike blasky with triple-a. triple-a. (grant) coming up... a play known to spark controversy goes on as planned at an arizona high school. we'll explain why some parents are so upset. (grant) happening now... nearly 30-thousand pounds of jimmy dean sausages are being recalled. and it's due to a possible metal contamination. the product affected is the "jimmy dean heat 'n serve original sausage links" made with pork and turkey. officials say they were produced and packaged on august 4th-- so they could be in your fridge or freezer right now. the item has a use by date of january 31st. so far..the

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bush on hand to honor his late father.... george h.w. bush...fetime of service to the country. the casket carrying the remains of the 41st- president has arrived at the u.s. capitol ... for the nation to begin its formal farewell. and this is a live picture from the capitol rotunda. the former president's casket will remain there for 41-hours --- ahead of his funeral on wednesday. (pam)thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore.(ken)and i'm ken wayne. president bush will be honored in several ceremonies this week before his body is returned to his final resting place in texas. kron 4's alexandra lin is live in washington d- c tonight with the details. alexandra? natsspecial air mission 41 brought the body of president george herbert walker bush to joint base andrews... along with members of the bush family .. including his sons president george w. bush and former florida governor jeb bush.nats the motorcade carrying the remains of the 41st president arrived at the capitol at sunset...

accruing late fines. damian: do you--what kind of reception do you think the community has given you for that? 'cause that's gotta be a burden to some, even if--i mean, even if you owe $2.50, when you get something in the mail that says you owe money, it can take a child back a little bit. nancy: right, so we have--believe it or not, we have most positive, you know, comments from the community, but we do have some adults that don't understand, like, why we're doing this. you know, they say that children have to be taught responsibility. damian: uh-huh, that's a good question. nancy: right, and so we are teaching children responsibility, we just also need to be realistic that once we have barriers for children at the library, they will not have access to the services and access to information, and it's their right to access that. so, we do what we can to break those barriers. and if that means getting rid of the late fines, then that's what we'll do. damian: at some point, though, if--you mentioned somethi

owners of the involved vehicles will be notified by late january.arlier this week toyota announced a safety recall of some corollas, sequoias, tundras and lexus s-c vehicles. ( darya )(ááávidboxááá) u-s health officials have traced the e-coli outbreak in romaine lettuce to at least three california counties on the central coast. officials say a reservoir at adams brothers farms in santa barbara county tested positive for the bacteria. owners are cooperating with the investigation. regulators say other farms are likely involved too in san benito and monterey counties. consumers should keep checking the label before buying romaine the f-d-a says 59 people have been sickened by the outbreak. ( james )up next... the area around levi's staidum is getting a face-lift, but its facing some backlash. ( james )next... hundreds of stores are offering free shipping for online orders but it is only for one day. we will tell you when. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) looking at clear skies to start the day followed by showers increasing late in the day into the overnigh

snowfall will probably hold off until late sunday night. we have a winter storm warning for the sierra. this will impact your plans mainly from about 8:00 tomorrow night into monday morning. notice the pattern as we pass that storm. incoming storms after the sunday storm start to move a little further to the north. we have a stormy finish to the weekend with big waves, dangerous surf really all the way through monday. but the rain chances start to decrease rapidly on monday. from there, mainly some north bay rain chances and another chance possibly toward christmas eve and christmas day. even that storm, nothing compared to mid afternoon tomorrow. >>> still to come, rap in russia. president putin has some strong feelings about the music that's played. he doesn't want a ban, though. we'll tell you what he does want. a box truck exploded in los sfx: squeak sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic s

houston itself was hosting a concert in honor of the late president. and c.e.o. salaries and gathered to remember a man who many felt rose above the political fray and to whom they wanted to say goodbye. new years. you're watching it over he's a self along where it's how you were coming up. ministers back a new deal to toughen up the euro but is it tough enough to withstand a nother craze. plus he has germany's biggest car companies go to washington we'll tell you what's on the agenda and business after a short break but then zoran i'll see you again at the top of the hour. as long as top managers do no good today nothing would change you know the banks being human minds and so was the language of a bank running. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for my.

>> late. >> not late enough. >> 1 a.m. >> our producer knows. wes knows. >> thank you for watching tonight at 5:00, a lot of information on this show. >> veronica, paul and i back in 30 minutes with more news for you. we'll talk more about in-n-out. >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this tuesday, the dow drops nearly 800 points. we will break down what is happening on wall street. as america honors the 41st president, a remarkable moment today, as bob dole paid tribute. and, the unlikely friendship between a president and a comic. all that and more beginning with the headlines in 60 seconds. >> the stock market taking a massive hit today. >> the dow suffering its fourth largest point loss in history. >> prompted by confusion over the u.s. trade wars with china. >> thousands are visiting capitol hill today to pay their respects to president george h.w. bush. >> a remarkable moment-- former senator bob dole, helped from his wheelchair, to salute his old friend. >> over the next couple of

again late tuesday night into early wednesday. dry weather with seasonable highs and cold overnight lows will continue for most of the work week ahead in the bay area. a chance of rain finally returns to the forecast by next weekend. (justine) be sure to tune into kron 4 as we ring in the new year. grant lodes and i will count us down to 2019... capped off with a huge fireworks show over the bay bridge. it is the only live fireworks show in the bay area. new years live kicks off at 11:30 p-m monday only on kron 4... (jrstone) authorities are calling it an illegal family business. one where a brother and sister forced minors into sexual service.(jr stone) the victims were allegedly kept inside an apartment. kron 4's gayle ong is live in mountain view with details on the human trafficking charges.gayle, this sounds horrific. detectives believe there are multiple victims who were brought to the united states under false pretenses.they thought they would be safe and start a new life but instead, they were brought here for sex and labo

welcome back to "the late show."n you know from "my life on the d-list" and her 23 comedy specials. please welcome to "the late show," kathy griffin. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ♪ oh, kathy! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thanks for being here. >> i'm back! ( cheers ) that's right! i can't believe we've never met before. >> we've never met before. it's ironic. i'm such a fan. >> stephen: thank you very much. >> and i think we both enjoy making fun of the administration, from time to time. >> stephen: many other things. you're from oak park, illinois. >> that's right. >> stephen: quality people. that's frank lloyd writing country. >> that's right. anybody who lived in a wright house in my neighborhood was a celebrity. this is like an architectural show. we're doing a lot of architectural work. >> stephen: this is all on hgtv. cbs won't run that part. in may 2017. >> my life changed forever. >> stephen: it did. you took a controversial photo-- >> did i! >> stephen: and you experienced backlash. >> oh, yes. >> stephen: i neve

the life of late san francisco mayor ed lee will be celebrated at city hall.. ( james ) today is one year since his sudden passing. kron 4's will tran is live in san francisco with the details. will? san francisco will take time out this morning to remember mayor ed leehe died one year ago from a heart attack while shopping at safeway. he was rushed to san francisco general but he didn't survive he was 65 years oldat 830 this morning mayor london breed.. along with members of lee's family will gather at the mayor's balcony to remember the late mayor who was san francisco's first chinese american mayor ( james ) thanks will. ( james ) thanks will. ( darya ) breaking overnight... oakland police are investigating two deadly shootings. the first shooting happened just before 9:30 last night in the 6-hundred block of 23rd street. one man was shot and killed. police remained on scene until midnight investigating. the second shooting happened just after 9:30 near the intersection of 11th and center streets. one man was also shot and killed. police do not have anyone in custody. ( darya ) th

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another storm will bring rain to the bay area late on sunday.ots to talk about in the sports world tonight...(ken) mark carpenter joins us in the studio. the eventful season of 2018 continues for the silver and black. yesterday, the team fires reggie mckenzie as general manager. today's top headline-- the franchise...gets hit with a lawsuit from the city of oakland. the city has filed a federal lawsuit against the raiders...and the rest of the nfl as a whole. the 353-page suit is highly detailed... calling the team's upcoming move to las vegas illegal and the city is seeking to recover millions of dollars in damages that comes with the franchise leaving oakland. a news release announcing the suit refers to the nfl as a cartel... and uses relocatoin as away to get cities to build new stadiums and quote 'generate fortunes for themselves.' this all brigns up a question on where the raiders will play next season...as there is no lease agreement for the coliseum set for 2019. therefore, it's possible the team may end up moving earlier than expected..

louis blues have been fighting at practice been fighting at practice lately.. a good weekend. i'll see you monday: monday: see you monday: ( darya ) "ralph breaks the internet" has topped the box office the last three weekends, but that streak is about to end. david daniel takes a look at whats new at theaters this weekend. "my name is miles morales." "brooklyn!""i'm the one and only spider-man. at least that's what i thought."there are "spideys" everywhere in "spider-man: into the spider- verse." inter-dimensional meddling leads to a gathering of spider-folks in the adventure, which has already been named the year's best animated feature by some critics groups. box office watchers expect it to spin a web worth up to 35-million dollars in its debut. (nat-unzips bag) "holy..." (zips bag shut)"need help, sir?""oh, officer, hi!"clint eastwood makes his first big-screen appearance in six years in "the mule," as a 90-year-old man who discovers his driving job is for a drug cartel. eastwood also directed the drama, which is forecast to debut with 15-to-20 million dol

it's too late.nald trump agrees to shut down the trump foundation — his family charity — as new york's attorney general claims to have found "a shocking pattern of illegality". 0nce special, now unemployed. jose mourinho is permanently substituted, by man united. and waste not, want not. plans to overhaul england's waste systems are unveiled, to make it easier to recycle in the hope of helping the planet. and at 11:30, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers lance price and seb payne — stay with us for that. good evening. the cabinet has agreed to activate plans for a no—deal brexit. £2 billion is being given to government departments, including those dealing with trade, borders and security, to help them prepare for the united kingdom leaving the eu without a deal. 3,500 troops will be put on stand—by to help maintain essential services if needed. the move comes amid continuing uncertainty over the fate of theresa may's proposed exit deal. but some have accused the governm

news live from butler and a late night breakthrough in the fight against global warming are a true relation as mark central simponi under wraps probably with the rulebook in forcing cuts to greenhouse gas emissions and helping poor nations deal with a changing climate the critics say the deal just doesn't go far enough. also coming out spiritual independence in ukraine here fulfills a centuries old dream the creating a new nice it also helps church independence from russia moscow isn't also means to . find in the bundesliga door on stuff the global black and yellow is extend that unbeaten run to an impressive fifteen games in the lead as they strike twice within seven minutes to edge out at the flame and. you're. a minute who has mcadams thanks so much for joining us. we begin in poland where marathon talks on climate change finally produced an agreement late on saturday nearly two hundred countries have you not less unanimously adopted a rule book aimed at capping global warming below two degrees celsius the range of measures will allow the paris climate pact to become operational by twent

late 1940's.hentil the very end of 1980's, if you had said the soviet union disappeared from this -- the face of the earth and that that would happen without essentially a shot being fired, without a cataclysmic war, that would have shocked people. the way that george h.w. bush help you that, not just that, very tricky the unit reunification of germany. european continent. very skittish about what germany was going to be reunified. george h.w. bush felt like it should. he had the ability to pull that off. there was the gulf war, when it is great successes. getting iraq out of kuwait in 1990. the coalition that he was able to put together. nafta. which he expanded to include canada. acid rain agreement. which was a precursor of the global warming. i think it was international him thethat interested most. i will say that the team that he biggerich was dim estate, cheney, defense, colin powell, that was one of the most impressive foreign-policy teams ever assembled in american history. host: on where

light rain returns late sunday into early monday. it is a weak system. but it does look like this will produce many rain south of the golden gate. this is out of the north. and that is trying to bring in a little drier air. it is in the realm of possibility having some fog. this is moving into arizona. that will be a big weather maker for the four corners. you can see the 30s and 40s. the temperatures bumping up a little bit as the system moves in. except for a few high clouds, they will increase as we head towards sunday. and most of the sunday looks dry till sunday evening and that will be late sunday into early monday. very close till you hit south and mid-60s. mild to warm. so not bad into sunday and increasing sunday into monday, could see some rain. >>> the trump administration is rolling back rules on school lunches that were added to fight childhood obesity. what is back on the menu and how the administration argues this may help schools. >> and living the american dream in the bay area. the reason that many millennials may have to wait longer th

welcome to "the late show." ladies and gentlemen, i'm your host stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) we're learning more about the russia investigation. the walls are clearly closing in on trump. and after all those cheeseburgers, the walls don't have very far to go. ( laughter ) "the washington post" got their hands on a leaked copy of a report commissioned by the senate intelligence committee, and there's some damning stuff in there. for instance, to help trump in the election, the committee found that russia used every major social media platform. yes, vladimir putin even created his own bitmoji. ( laughter ) "let's collude, american dude!" at this point, trump faces 17 investigations, "a legal assault unlike anything previously seen by any president." quite a distinction for trump. (as trump) "no other president has had more big, beautiful investigations. and they're naturals, okay? i'm telling you, if i had a dollar for everything i'm being investigated for, you'd neverecx bowkn ( cheers and applause )b

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late afternoon when we hit our highs for the day, we'll have a seasonal range.2 and temperatures drop. highs tomorrow just above 60 degrees in most locations. here's the seven-day forecast. look for a chance of north bay sprinkles tomorrow. certainly a dryer and brighter day on wednesday. and late thursday night into friday morning, another chance of scattered sprinkles. winter begins s at 2:23 p.m. late sunday and monday, another light rainstorm coming. >> you have to admit these are well-sized storms, not overwhelming you at once. >> that's right. >> a few days to drain and more rain. >>> christmas just a week away. >> oh! just ahead, michael finney teams up with consumer reports. some important toy safety information. >>> newlyweds usually like to party after they get married. but one oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may los

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late 20th century, that changed. showingple, some data increase was a steep in the number of undocumented immigrants especially in the 1990's and in the early 2000. that was kind of a secondary issue prior to this period of time. people thought it was unfair. these people are coming in at -- coming in illegally. they are demanding welfare benefits. they are demanding to become citizens. this is wrong. there is a question over here. think as we have evolved and become a welfare state, that has increased the nativism? prof courtwright: yes. the fact that there are more benefits to be had, makes this sneaking into the country and taking advantage of the larger welfare state, more explosive. i think that is right. peopleere worries about becoming wards of the state in the early 20th century. now the stakes are higher. finally, think about this for a minute, the whole question of undocumented immigration is tied into another because historically, immigrants have tended at least initially to align themselves with the democ

it was getting late.ere ready to go. >> i left at 10:00. >> jimmy: you are very busy, and also "ellen's game of games" is coming back in january. >> yes, but there's a holiday. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. so the holiday special is wednesday night on nbc. and it's really fun. >> jimmy: will you be giving away these? >> what are they called? if i say it, i will. >> jimmy: they're called lumi. >> yes, i will be giving away lumis. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: okay, all right, great. >> lumis. >> jimmy: this was ellen's show, you would get one. but guess what, you're not getting any! [ laughter ] >> there's not that many of you. i could have brought you everything. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: next time. ellen degeneres, everybody. watch "relatable" december 18th on netflix. we'll be right back! agon. for saving the kingdom what doth thou desire? my lord? hey good knight. where are you going? ♪ ♪ climbing up on solsbury hill ♪ grab your things, salutations. coffee that is a cup above is always

glasgow responded and pulled one back late on but it was too little too late.gh retain the 1872 cup, the oldest inter—district rugby series in the world. there's also a welsh derby going on at the moment, as scarlets host cardiff blues. scarlets have lot their last four games and it's blues who are currently leading by 10 points to 5. there's about 20 minutes to go in llanelli. benneton beat zebre 28—10, munster v leinster i3—3 and scarlets v cardiff 5—10. the former england cricket captain andrew strauss has paid tribute to his wife ruth, who has died at the age of 46. she had been receiving treatment for a rare form of lung cancer, but died in her native melbourne overnight. strauss stepped down from his role as england team director earlier this year to support his wife and children. australia are on the verge of defeat in the third test against india, but there's been one big positive for the home side in melbourne. pat cummins shone with the ball yesterday, claiming a career best of six wickets for 27 runs. and he's followed that up with a first half centu

we're talking 40s before another storm late next week. so, you know, kind of a stormy rttern here andlly a cool pattern. average high is now in the 40s, but we get a couple of 50s, but they come with some rain. >> and so nice of doug to offle to the ice off our windshields. >> i'm really thankfulhe's going to do that. whatever, you know. that's right, for the new guy, i can help out. >>> thanks, doug. coming up, the wizards struggle earl without john wall, b a late comeback against the pacers has the team all smiles, until the end. sports next, but first, here's jimmy fallon. >> hey, guys. john mull laney is my guest tonight. plus, we havees v hutchins, music from grims and a it's not the holidays until... all your streams come true. [ kids laughing ] that jerk is ours. play home alone. watch your holiday favorites however you want and find them faster with the x1 voice remote. now that's simple. easy. awesome. switch to the entertainment you've been streaming about. get started with xfinity internet, tv and voice for $79.99 a month for 2

like cindy mccain, whose late husband john mccain was the last person to lie in state here. president and mrs. trump visited for about 20 minutes at blair house today. the two families have clashed in the past but appear to have reached a detente. though mr. trump will not have a speaking role at tomorrow's memorial service at the national cathedral. at a conference today, jeb bush explained why. >> what people want to talk about is why isn't the president giving the eulogy? it's because we have a unique circumstance here, my brother was president. you know? like, i'm sorry. >> reporter: outside the capital, citizens from across the country waited to say goodbye. irene schaefer of san francisco r 10-o atyou would see that, everybody comes together, we are together, you know? we are not divided. >> reporter: inside the rotunda, we saw sports legends like peyton manning, the bush family visited too, mingling with well- wishers. the public viewing continues at the capital overnight. and then on wednesday morning, the casket will be transported across the city via motorcade to t

and as long as the flu is still circulating in your area -- it's not too late to get one.ll flu, but it'll lessen the severity of symptoms.and if you're one of those people packed into crowded spaces this holiday weekend, wash your hands and avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth, the c-d-c says, to help prevent picking up the flu.in washington, i'm karin caifa. ( dave ) here's a live look at kirkwood this morning... toss to weather. (dave)dry conditions with seasonable highs and cool overnight lows will prevail through the weekend and well into next week. colder, wind- sheltered valley locations will likely see overnight low temperatures at or below freezing this morning. overnight temperatures will moderate over the weekend, but then become colder by monday night and tuesday night of next week. another round of gusty north winds are forecast from late sunday night through tuesday morning, primarily in the higher terrain. ( marty ) in national news...today marks week two of the government shutdown. ryan nobles reports, government agencies are starting to offer advice to

welcome back to "the late show." ( cheers and applause ) you guys are in for such a treat because my first guest is lovely fella, he is a fantastic actor, he is absolutely easy on the eyes. he has starred in "wonder woman," "star trek," and "hell or hwater." he now stars in the film, "outlaw king." >> i could talk about honor, but you are here. you know enough about honor. i know you all as men. but today-- today we areeasts. we fight for god, for honor, for country, for family, for yourselves! i do not care! so long as you fight! >> stephen: why can't we be civil? please welcome chris pine! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> i thought we might do a little bowing ritual there. >> stephen: good to see you again. nice to have you back. nice to have you back. last time you were here was for the movie-- >> "finest hours." >> stephen: "finest hours." ( cheers and applause ) now, in that-- >> coast guard or boston? coast guard, right on! cool! >> stephen: now, in that, you had-- you had a boston accent. which is--

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a state funeral this morning for the late president george herbert walker bush. >>> stocks take a big tumble. wall street realizes the trade war with china is far from over. >>> if he was in front of the a jury he would be convicted in 30 minutes. there's not a smoking gun, there's a smoking saw. >> republican senators furious after a cia briefing on the jamal khashoggi murder. the relationship now with riyadh under renewed scrutiny. >>> good morning and welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. good friend, my friend. good morning to all of you. 4:00 a.m. in east. much of what we want ton-- we w to know is behind bars with special counsel robert mueller recommending no jail time for president trump's former national security adviser, michael flynn because of, quote, substantial help in the russia probe. much of what flynn told the special counsel remains shrouded in secrecy. the report was heavily redacted, but mueller says, quote, flynn's early cooperation convinced others to be forthcoming and that flynn's lies about his contacts with the russian ambassado

to "the late show"" here on the cbs television network.first guest tonight is an emmy, grammy, oscar, and tony-winning host of "the view." please welcome back to "the late show," whoopi goldberg! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: may i? >> thank you. thank you. >> stephen: so few guests bring that little extra something. thank you very much. >> you had all kind of puppy hair all over you. >> stephen: it's always so fun to hold puppies. >> they're great. we've done it from time to time. and, you know, when people -- >> stephen: you and i-- >> are able-- well, we've known many bitches in our lives. >> stephen: but i've rarely held them. ( laughter ). >> well, you are a married man. >> stephen: true. >> no, you haven't held them. but i think, you know, people when they are able to adopt, it's a wonderful thing, you know,. >> stephen: do you have a dog? >> i had a dog for a while. and he was blind and he was deaf. and i raised him not to really pay attention to that. and the people that i had gotten him from came and said, "you know, we have other