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and mexico will pay for the wall. believe me. hundred percent. don't know it yet, but they're going to pay for the wall. >> stephen: yes, mexico doesn't know it yet, but they're going to pay for the wall. he'll just sneak it onto the dinner check. ( as mexican president ) "let's see, we had the potato skins, cheeseburger, two diet cokes, a $50 billion border wall. was that for the table, right?" we all ordered that. after that, trump made a solemn scream to protect america from these monsters. >> we will terminate the obama administration's deadly -- and it is deadly -- non-enforcement policies that allow thousands of criminal aliens to freely roam our streets, walk around, do whatever they want to do, crime all over the place. >> stephen: yeah, they walk around, they crime all over the place. they crime over here, they crime over there, here a crime, there a crime, everywhere a crime-crime. ( applause ) there is no other way to say it! but trump is ready to make us safe on day one. >> there are at least two million -- two million, think of it--

i hear them coming for me for me ? i wake up ? i'm still heavy breathing felt so much more than dreaming ? i get up they're at the edge of my bed ? how did they finally find me? they said ? there's something bleeding in me ? something screaming in me something buried deep beneath ? well i need to need to get away ? so i get in steal this get away ? and i accelerate ance ? but my gears got stuck i'm on this road now ? i'm so alone now swerving out of control now ? and i crash the whip and this tree flew through me ? arms out you pull me and wipe my wounds clean, but-- ? i swear they smell the blood on me i hear them coming for me ? i swear they smell the blood ? i hear them coming for me for me ? aye-ooh-ah-ohh ? i swear they smell the blood on me ? i hear them coming for me ? i hear them coming for me ? i swear they smell the blood on me ? i swear they smell the blood on me i hear them coming for me ? i swear they smell the blood on me ? i hear them coming for me ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: sampha's album "process" will be

for me, in my household they were family. my oncles, granddad -- uncles -- told me which athletes to watch and which ones not to watch. conscious athletes were the ones they told me to watch. arthur ashe, mohammed ali and others. >> you write he introduced you to -- >> absolutely. up until that time i had not been around the world. but this gave me another chance to go around the world. he took stance on how sensitive it is to land from. >> from your book, as a black study major at long beach state, i learned from an early age even the wealthiest of us black men wait on the white man to sign off. >> to that degree, where we have now, who do we make our allies? we make them outside of the community often times and it doesn't allow the trickle down effect to happen. it is necessary to have freedom of mind, freedom of resources from the movement of i don't have to apologize for being black or wanting to do things for black people so we can be respected in the world order and take a step up and there won't be a thing where the wom

i hear them coming for me ? i hear them coming for me ? i swear they smell the blood on m ? i swear they smell the blood on me i hear them coming for me ? i swear they smell the blood m ? hear them coming for me ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: sampha's album "process" will be out this fall! we'll be right back. thanks man. >> stephen: hey, that's it dickerson, and simone yetch. now stick around for james corden and his guests, danny mcbride, david duchovny, and many olympic heroes. good night! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ? are you ready y'all to have some fun. ? feel the love tonight. ? it's going to be a slight. ? in the late late snow.

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for women to be doing a job like that. it wasn't really something that computed to me. use ) >> stephen: well, i'm sorry for your loss, and i'm happy for your memories. inspiring mom. now, the film you're doing now is called "white girl" which is about a totally different type of new york, about a girl who actually gets in trouble by sort of being adventurous in part of the town that she's not from. >> right, and i think it reminded me also when i was young before college, i took a year off and came to new york with my then girlfriend, and we moved to a section of brooklyn, and there is that sense when you haven't lived in the city of coming to new york and there is this exuberant sense of freedom and that, if you can make it here and find a place to live, no matter where it is, you're just very brave and sometimes reckless, and to get lost in this city, because all of a sudden you're part of something bigger than yourself, and to find a way to live, and i think where this film takes place reminds me a little bit of what sections of manhattan used to be like, which is re

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so for me it seemed, it seemed counterintuitive to me. it seemed counter to the purpose and the role of our court system for those justices to say that. >> i think for me, i think was so brilliant about this case looking outside in is that the lawyers were able to identify such a tangible technical problem these families were struggling with. you know marriage equality, i get it and same-sex marriage, i get it but these are couples who couldn't get birth certificates or death certificates. they were married in one place that their marriage didn't transfer across state lines. how is that possible and how can we deny families these kinds of things? there are so many problems i find as a journalist. children who are growing up in poverty and schools in dysfunctional families and all kinds of problems and here we are denying these couples these basic rights. that is what spoke to me and i think hearing justices say let's wait on the democratic process. the constitution does trump the democratic process and that was the point of this case. >> j

smile for me ♪ ♪ smile for me smile for me smile for me smile for me ♪ ♪ smile for me smile for me smileink i wanna put this razor to my wrist again ♪ ♪ i wanna kill my neighbor 'cause i'm waitin' here again ♪ ♪ my nine may go off my timbs be dipped in crims again ♪ ♪ i'm tryin' to show you i was brought into this world alone ♪ ♪ but they don't care about it they want another song ♪ ♪ they want another show they wanna see me grow just to break me down soon as i broke the mold ♪ ♪ pay me gold and watch it take its toll it's wild homie so why don't you smile for me ♪ ♪ how you feeeling everybody hope you had a nice day sometimes i feel all alone sometimes i can't get away ♪ ♪ i feel my life is in danger every night when i pray ♪ ♪ so can you do me a favor smile for me ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: vince staples! thank you, buddy. "prima donna" is available now! my thanks to michael strahan, zachary quinto, james cameron, vince staples! [ cheers and applause ] and the roots right there, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank y

here to discuss, cal fussman, he interviewed donald trump for that article and mark preston back with me as well. so, cal, thank you so much for joining us. i really appreciate it. trump has been using your 2004 interview with him in esquire magazine as proof that he opposed the war. you heard him today, but your piece didn't come out until almost a year and a half after the fighting began. what do you make of it all? >> it's almost impossible to register how startaled i am by all of this. the interesting thing is, he went on a rant about that war, and when he finished, my first thought was, wow, i think this is going to make some news. little did i know it was going to take 12 years to do so. so, this is all startling to me. >> and listen, you guys, as tom foreman has said, you know, you pushed it out again today, there's an editor's note that goes along with it and says, the following story was published in august of 2004 issue of esquire during the 2016 presidential election, donald trump has repeatedly claimed to be against the iraq war from the beginning and he has cited the story a

people are here for me. that feels really good. so special. >> thank you for that. that was a great answer. i just think public expressions of black joy are part of the reason we're still here and all up here today. and so, when i saw my name in the book, and when i got the hard cover i was just, i'm from jackson. you are the greatest writer my world, damn, i made it. [laughter] >> that's honest. and the second thing i felt was that a lot of different people asked me to use my work and often i say no, because for a lot of reasons, because, i don't have the intelectuawal work, and spiritual work to write the blacks say, i was just like, you know, floor lot of different things, i want to put something, that speaks to this joy, this joy that i got from the root. my grand mom and i can say like, a lot of people , i would not have annthol low geesed that piece, in the world, because i wouldn't have felt comfortable with what was on either side of my piece. and i think these folk provided i mean massive amounts of

for the main to start. she just takes time to get 5% more gorgeous. so i got to do one song while that's happening. so please give mehanna is the greatest singer ever. we all miss this person and this show is so much about love we're doing to play a song by prince to fill the time. thank you for being so patient. thank you for giving them all equal love and attention. this is call "raspberry beret." ♪ i was working part-time at the five and dime ♪ ♪ there were several times that he i was a bit too leisurely ♪ ♪ it seems that i was busy doing something ♪ ♪ that's where i saw her ♪ i saw her ♪ she went in through the out door ♪ ♪ she wore a raspberry beret ♪ ♪ the kind you find in a secondhand store ♪ ♪ if it was warm she wouldn't wear much more ♪ ♪ raspberry beret ♪ ♪ so i took her for a ride on the back of my bike to old man chelton's farm ♪ ♪ i don't know what turned me on ♪ ♪ she knew what she liked ♪ and she -- ♪ she wore a raspberry beret ♪ the kind of you find in a second hand store ♪ ♪ raspberry beret ♪ the kind you find in a secondhand store ♪ ♪ raspberry beret ♪ i think i love her ♪ how are we doing on lee y

ann nesby. [ cheers and applause ] [ "just be good to me" plays ] >> jam and lewis, this is for you. >> ? friends tell me i am crazy ? ? that i'm wasting time with you ? ? you'll never be mine ? >> ? ooh, ooh, ooh ? >> ? people always talkin' about ? ? your reputation ? girls ? ? just be good to me ? >> can i get y'all to sing along with us? all you got to sing is the "la, la, la." come on now. >> ? la la-la la la la-la ? >> that's it. >> ? la la-la la la la ? >> be nice to me and be sweet to me ? ? whoo ? >> ? just be good to me ? [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. thank you so much, jimmy and terry. >> ? tell me ? >> come on. let's put your hands together right here. >> ? do you feel the same way? ? >> ? let me know ? ? have you started to lose your love for me? ? ? will you still continue ? ? to be on my side? ? >> ? tell me ? ? if you still care ? ? about me ? >> ? tell me ? >> ? tell me ? ? if you still care ? >> ? do you feel the same way, [ cheers and applause ] [ "i didn't mean to turn you on" plays ] >> whoo! how y'all doing?! whoo! come on, y'all! let's put our hands together!

for me it's the people. >> oh, god, joe, you make me sound so-- >> oh, sure, you can have your candle. >> i'm like, rugs and things i can buy, and he's like, "it's the people." >> it's not your son. it's the candle. (laughing) >> all right, well, traditionally people worry more about making the inside of their home the cozy part, but you can and should keep the outdoor portion in mind when making it an inviting place for your family and friends, so i want to show you guys something pretty cool. this bench that you guys are sitting on-- leah, if you don't mind... >> let me show you guys. >> this used to be a headboard and a coffee table. isn't that cute? so, let me break this down for you. >> this is amazing. >> isn't that cool? >> that is great. >> so, listen. go to your garage or a garage sale or even a thrift store-- heck, even a back alley-- >> i'm not mad at it. (laughter) >> or a big trash day and find yourself a headboard, and now, you can use a twin or a full-size is my recommendation, and then what i did was find an extra coffee table that was sufficient to the same size, and

the blood on me ♪ i hear them coming for me for me ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: sampha's album everybody! tune in tomorrow when my guests will be anna gunn, john dickerson, and simone yetch. now stick around for james corden and his guests, danny mcbride, david duchovny, and many olympic heroes. good night! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ are you ready y'all to have some fun. ♪ feel the love tonight. ♪ it's going to be a slight. ♪ in the late late snow. >> ladies and gentlemen, all the

i was able to create programs for my scholars. she is me that is an empowerment program for my girls so they that know there are young -- women of color who are doing significant and outstanding things in their community. i wanted to take away the stigma that says that as women of color we argue and we fight and we tear each other down because that's what the media has imposed on everyone. i created "i matter" after the fact that we originally had my my brother's keeper" prior to the president issue made add, but the reality is that no one would show up. and i'll tell you the real truth behind it. i was asking men to be someone else's keeper. when no one ever showed up for them. and often times they felt like i was asking for a commitment. all they knew was abandonment. a lot of them, their fathers had been incarcerated, or left, or ended up murdered. so, they didn't understand that what i was asking was simply to be a positive influence to the next generation. put what realized and recognized was, they were searching for someone to say tha

set the scene for me. what would make a very invigorating and challenging race for you? lewis: the challenging races are generally when we started. we did not have the best equipment. our card was fifth hand. we would start at the back of the grid and in the race, i would pick off people one by one. that is generally how i learned to overtake. i became one of the best over takers by coming from the back every time. when i got to formula one, i would have races where i would start in the back and come through. there have been races where i have started 20th or 18th or whatever and i would come through and finish second. are the most exciting races because it is like playing chess with a different person each time you get to them and they have different temptress six. you find one driver is a bit crazy. charlie: who would that be? lewis: i'm not than going to say who it is, but they make their cars as wide as the road. knowing which one you are coming up to and going up against. you pick them off. charlie: some argue then -- that there is more technology center has ever be

you were at your best when you're challenged. >> yeah. >> rose: set the scene for me, what would make a really invigorating, challenging race for you. >> so inveighing-- well, challenging races are generally when, where i started when i was yowker, we didn't have the best equipment. our cart was like-- we would start at the back of the grid and in the race i would just pick off people one by one and make my way through the group. so that's generally how i learned to overtake, became one of the best from starting in the back of the so then when i get to formula one, when i have had races where i have had to start at the back and had to come through, there are races where i started 20th or 18th and come through. those to me are the most exciting races because having to approach a different driver every time and it's like playing chess with a different person, each time you get to them, they have different character stks, you will find one driver is a bit crazy. >> who would that be. >> some drivers make their cars as wide as the road. some drivers that are more prone to accidents, more

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that's it for me. thanks for watching. erin burnett outfront starts now. >>> mixed mess ojs on immigration. he now says she not ruling anything out. >>> hillary clinton back ton trail speaking at a labor day event as she is taking questions from the traveling press for the first time since november. >>> and the tense moment between president obama and putin. it could interfere with the u.s. election. let's go o"outfront ". >>> good evening. i'm pamela brown. in outfront tonight nothing ruled out. nine weeks from election day and donald trump appears to be changing his position again. for months he vowed to carry out mass deportation of 11 million immigrants here in the united states. now he says he is not ruling anything out. let's take a listen. >> a lot of republicans talked about letting people have a legal status, just being able to live here and work here. >>. >> we are going to make that decision into the future. good kwechlt i'm glad you asked that. that decision will be made. our first thing is to get all of the ba

could be a big problem for me. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> the best moments in presidential debate history. ♪ music for your retirement, you wanted to celebrate the little things, before they get too big. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. td ameritrade. >>> many people are expecting moend's debate to be one for the ages. but before that, let's get into some of the other memorable moments in debate history. >> there is no soviet domination of eastern europe. >> i would like to see him convince the czech americans and the hungarian americans in this country that those countries don't lifz you should the domination and supervision. >> issue of this campaign. i am not going to exploit for political purposes my opponents youth and inexperience. >> i have as much experience in the congress as jack kennedy did when he sought the presidency. >> i served with jack kennedy, i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of mine. senator, you're not jack kennedy. >> governor

i am happy with the trophy, something amazing for me. i will try to win as much as i can. hes or tournaments. we will see when i start playing. charlie: but you are looking for wimbledon next year, the great? stan: for sure. it will be different now that i have three other grand slams, for sure. i have been trying to improve on it grass every year. charlie: for people like me that still have a one hand back hand, we love you. [laughter] why did you never convert? stan: i talked basically -- charlie: i know. stan: i changed when i was 11 because it wasn't great. it wasn't feeling good in the beginning. when you are done, it starts to go for one. after a while, it was easy and normal. charlie: roger is your hero? stan: of course. he is the hero for a lot of the people. charlie: especially swiss tennis players. stan: yes. we are really close friends. we won every cup together, olympic, we share so many good memories together. charlie: how has he influenced your game? stan: he helped when i first arrived on the tour, i was young. he was already at the top. it was a chance for m

but this evening generally has a sense of loss in it for me. >> emmy producers say she was ill and canceled last minute. but late night, still hopeful. >> i want to hear your pitch to >> we were up for an emmy against her last week. and we won it. i hope that doesn't set us back at all. i'll do anything she wants. >> oh, come on, beyonce, you've got to do it. beyonce missed out last night because there were so many unbelievable momentssat the emmys. we'll show you more, starting with james cordon's ridiculous prered carpet workout. >> this is me today. i was cheerleading with the l.a. rams. >> can you do and america ferrero worked up a pre-emmy sweat. >> stop. >> i got a massage this morning so my feet could fit in the high heels. >> what has been your most unbelievable moment today? >> sharing the day with my husband. honestly, he makes sure that i have champagne, that i'm well taken care of. >> also being called out -- >> she's massaging your butt. >> get ahold of a cheek in case >> and an unbelievable time backstage in the i believe i can't believe it's not butter photo booth. and the pi

for the next generation. hopefully, they can learn from a me but for me, i still have a lot to learn.of room for me to grow as well, and i'm constantly looking for different learning opportunities, and constantly looking to discover new experience and ideas. haslinda: your own ambitions for yourself maybe 10, 15 years from now, if you were to look back, what would you like people to come i guess, admire you for, or acknowledge the achievements of? sonia: 10, 15 years down the road i would love rosewood to be the hotel brand that everyone is talking about. that we are the trendsetters, we are a company that everyone would love to work for. we are the role model that everyone looks up to. so 10, 15 years down the road if that is something i have created, i will be very, very happy and very proud. haslinda: sonia cheng, thank you so much. sonia: thank you. ♪ ♪ >> the following is a paid program. the opinions and views expressed do not reflect those of bloomberg l.p., its affiliates or its employees. >> the following is a paid advertisement for tai cheng, brought to you by beachbody. >> l

attend. >>> last week, charlotte, north following the deadly killing of lamont scott. >> is it okay for me to shoot back because i fear for my life. >> reporter: one after another, people expressed anger and demand the police chief step down monday night's city council meeting was the first since t death of keith scott. the days of protest claimed one life. >> i'm scared i'm going to grow up to be a black man. >> reporter: the most moving testimony came from the youngest voices in the room none more powerful than this 9-year-old. >> our fathers and mothers are killed and we can't see them any more. >> that's right. >> it's a shame that we have to go to that graveyard. >> reporter: why are people protesting? >> all we want is just to have people. >> reporter: do the police make you feel safe? >> no. >> reporter: it's been a full week since the shooting, despite the release of several pieces of video, including a police dash cam and body camera, questions linger. the officers involved are part of a tactical unit and aren't required to wear body cameras. major steve willis says that is for sa

that's too much responsibility for me. [laughter] >> that's fine. [laughter] >> hi, thank you for writing this book and how do you think that we can go about introducing strangers or other women, girls to stories like yours and which is, of course, feminist, feminism period because i don't know what the best way to do that. >> the question is how do we introduce more people as strangers to feminism, i think to the large extent is sort of happening. .. >> been. >> i want to pursue that but i don't know how. >> i get that question lot from people who are working with feminism. or grass-roots or community based organizations that don't tend to be as well-known and they have smaller staff. >> but in a good way i don't think you have to work as a feminist organization. you can bring that lends to wherever to make that impact in a lot of those places. >> so just a little bit of feminism. [laughter] >> guess there are no egos. [laughter] >> i am a writer and one of the things about personal experience either offending someone but i am wondering how do you m

for me it's all believing in what i'm doing. as long as i do my job, play the role, whatever will come will come. you never know. >> up next, music producer swizz beats invites us into his creative space. stay with us. ? ? ? ? only those who dare drive the world forward. >>> welcome back. superstar music producer swizz beatz has 300 million albums sold. now he's one of the newest faces in fine art. i visited him in his new york studio to talk about his latest project for miami's art bazel, >> back here is the studio. >> who was the last one on this mike right here? >> me. >> and this is an artist that's going to be in the collection. these artists are going to be in the show. we have dustin yellen over there, michael vazquez over there, we have doze. the reason why i wanted to do my own fair, it has never been done. this is something new. i know all the would call me and tell me their concerns and things that they're dealing with. i would always help them whether it's hotel rooms, flights, selling a piece for them, everything. i

eliquis treats dvt both made switching to eliquis right for me. ask your doctor if it's right for you. dickerson: ahead this morning on "face the nation," vice presidential candidates mike pens and tim kaine along with house speaker paul ryan and senator bernie sanders coming right up. >> osgood: we "sunday morning" at the mouth of the patuxent river along the chesapeake bay's western shore, not far from baltimore, my boyhood home. captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been >> osgood: i'm charles osgood. we'll be off next sunday morning so cbs sports can bring you a special presentation of the nfl from london. please join jane pauley here again in two weeks. as for me, i will see you on the radio. i want to thank you all our wonderful audience and i also want to thank all these people. [ applause ] media access group at wgbh captioning sponsored by cbs >> dickerson: today on "face the nation,"n the eve of the first presidential debate, we'll talk to both candidates' running mates. donald

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