one party system let them live there for the time being but thank you so much for speaking to us don bell speaking to us from taipei thank you for turning now to india where the monsoon survived in the country's northeast that means a new season of danger for 100 rhinos living in the. once common across the region then numbers have dwindled to 2400 live on this project a bizarre of even hear of though they are sitting ducks once the waters start to rise. a rare spot on earth where the one horned rhino still roams today they mingle with other majestic beasts feasting upon the lush grass. unaware of the dangers drawing near with months in season. flooding forces these animals to higher ground along the park's southern edge and closer to humans. it is this we have. many other human activities for school. so we have all of this started though everybody is so good at school activities. these markers show just how high the waters can rise with the overflow from the nearby brahmaputra river. some years it's total submersion. but there's another danger these rangers guard against as they patrol t

>>> one of the most beautiful taco bells in the world will officially reopen today with a new look. it is in pacifica along highway 1 overlooking linde marmarmar don lim with a look inside. >> reporter: this beach is known for this pier, the sandy beach and a taco bell. >> we saw a taco bell cantina. we were like, oh, my god, let's stop. >> reporter: since the 1980s, people have flock to the beach and to soak in the sights from the most beautiful taco bell. >> i came from germany to eat here. >> reporter: you came from hong kong? >> yes. >> reporter: this walk-up takeout for surfers has been under renovation, reopening for lunch on saturday as a cantina. >> we have an urban member and the twisted freezes. >> reporter: it is the first place where you can order an adult beverage and have it delivered to you -- >> thank you, stephanie. >> reporter: and drink it in front of a $100,000 fireplace that overlooks a million dollar view. locals like mark claussen have been a regular for decades and says it is a place where food is affordable and memories are made. >> you would bring your date here and some people would even propose. >> reporter: it is a pla

bell rings ) mr. chairman, let the record show that it does. thank you. now, mr. mueller, you have also investigated the president's son, don jr. >> yes. >> stephen: how would you characterize the contents of don jr.'s skull? >> vacuum. ( laughter ) >> stephen: sir, to you, what is more disturbing, donald trump welcoming interference from the russians in our election, or the trailer for "cats?" >> donald trump. >> stephen: finally, sir, you've been investigating the president for over two years. can you say anything complimentary about donald trump? >> i'd have to pass on that. >> stephen: thank you, sir. i'll now yield my time to the opening credits. >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, the mueller retort. plus, stephen welcomes chris wallace and jamie bell featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! crt! you ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: beautiful! happy wednesday, my friend. thank you very much. thank you. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. our viewers out there, around the world. welcome to "the la

don mcgahns. now they're desperate because they can't stop these private citizens from coming in and talking about the substance of the report. know what? they don't have to put any bells and whistles on it. if they talk only about what we see in the 448 pages, that's a great start in exposing what the administration has done. >> turning to experts right here into new york, jason, how did you think it looks. >> the key is they're more concerned about these private sessions than they are with mueller. mueller has already said i'm not going to say anything beyond the report. it's frustrating because i think that has allowed this administration to be as aggressive. why -- mueller's great till he's got to be great. when he has to be great in front of anybody, he says i'm not going to say anything besides is the report. he shouldn't be afraid to expound upon the truth in the mueller report. that's what makes the administration feel we can pr this to death and get out of it. >> if you know anything about bob mueller, weise knew from the beginning of this he wasn't going to go outside the four corners of those pages. luckily there are 448 of those pages. as you have rightly n