this business i'm craig ferguson welcome u.s. manufacturing output is down driven largely by problems our plane maker boeing figures from january show as 0 point one percent fall in stock to production after a slight gain in december boeing halted production of its 737 mox jets at the end of last year following 2 deadly crashes the model remains granted worldwide without the drop in the production of planes and parts u.s. factory i would have grown 0.3 percent last month. now for more let's go to these financial correspondent gets caught on wall street. these are pretty disappointing numbers run us through just how important boeing is for the u.s. economy. boeing clearly is one of the biggest industrial corporations in the united states it's the biggest exporter actually out of the united states and it's also a major employer in the united states and if you look at industrial production overall it was already the force of the past 5 months that we saw a decline and term on top of food we heard from united. and so one of the custo

. >> meghan recounts spending time on the set with her father on the late, late show with craig ferguson grew up on the set of "married with children" every day for ten years. >> wow. >> i know. it is a very perverse place for a little girl who went to catholic school no less to grow up. >> meghan had every reason to be dazzled by tv, film, the whole on-camera experience, from a very young age, because she grew up around it. >> we all knew she wanted to be an actress. >> christine knudsen is meghan's former teacher. >> she was in the musicals. she was in the plays. should he would sparkle when she got on stage and i think it was just kind of in her blood. she loved it. >> despite two loving parents, meghan struggles with her biracial identity. >> i think she was kind of grappling a little bit with this sense of her identity and trying to understand who she was. >> josh is a senior writer for "vanity fair" who has covered meghan. >> her father was white. her mother was black. she says when she would fill out forms there wasn't always a bubble that fit her to fill in. she didn't want to ci

." >> yes >> seth: in the period between craig ferguson doing the show and james corden taking the showr ] >> seth: it was a very short - >> reversely >> seth: -- and different guest host on different days >> yes sometimes it was -- it was like once john mayer and once whitney cummings and a bunch of very, very established people. regis philbin. and the last night, i did it >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] and it was -- it kind of - >> it went horribly. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] but it's fascinating television. i would argue it did not go horribly >> i would argue that, too >> seth: yeah. >> everyone else argues against me [ light laughter ] >> seth: let's show a little bit of just you introducing it and then a we'll talk about it >> oh, god >> as far as "late, late show" guest hosts are concerned, i'm an odd choice. not a great fit. i've never been on cbs before. i don't even really watch cbs. [ laughter ] but i have two living jewish grandmothers and a father-in-law all over 60. so, someone related to me is always watching this network [ laughter ] cbs could not give a fart about what i'

different people were doing one episode of "the late late show" on cbs >> yes, it was right after craig fergusonare we gonna do? >> seth: what are they going to do to fill the time. >> yeah. >> seth: and so they let adam pally host an episode of the "late late show. >> um-hmm. >> seth: and you joined him as his sidekick >> i did >> seth: and you guys did a late night show on the "cbs this morning" set >> we did at charlie rose's studio with zero audience. >> seth: yeah. >> and it was during a blizzard so none of the real -- i think a lot of the guests had to cancel. >> seth: yeah. >> and it was just a mess. it was a mess. >> seth: it is and i really recommend trying to track it down online 'cause it is one - >> they take it off everywhere >> seth: did they? it doesn't exist >> any time someone puts it on the internet, someone's like, no, no, nobody can see this and they take it off [ laughter ] >> seth: well, let's take a look 'cause we found a little bit [ laughter ] >> that would be great great. >> with me is never before, is my good friend and comedy collaborator for over ten years, ben schwa