henry cavill, jeff ross, muse frib brent cobb is coming.we get to them, i think this might an first. this is from college football. it's a cautionary tale about the dangers of trying to find your uber when you are under the influence of alcohol. >> kirk ferentz tells reporters he suspended defensive tackle brady reeve gor iowa's first game on a public intoxication charge when university police say reeve mistook a police car for uber and got in. >> jimmy: it's called cutting out the middle man. the good news is he gave the arresting officer five stars, so everyone's happy. [ laughter ] i mentioned the roastmaster general, jeff ross, is here with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] you may know jeff from all the comedy central roasts. he has the comedy central roast of bruce willis on sunday night, and he's the host of the show "roast battle" on that network too. "roast battle season 3" premieres tuesday. this is a fun show, a one on one insult match, comedians go back and forth on stage trading brutal blows about each other. comedians are al

tonight -- henry cavill, from "roast battle" jeff ross and music from brent cobb. now, without further ado, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. >> jimmy: very nice. welcome. hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host, that's why i'm here. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. wow, that's very nice. welcome to hollywood. i don't know how much time

and later this week, henry cavill, jeff ross, roastmaster general, sam heughan with music from brentrs. please join us for all that stuff. our first guest is a very successful actor, writer and leftover from "the leftovers." now he is a spy opposite mila kunis and kate mckinnon in "the spy who dumped me." it opens in theaters august 3rd. please welcome justin theroux. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how are you doing? you look very handsome. >> thank you. you do too. >> jimmy: and i like that even though you're dressed up and you're traditionally dressed up you've just got a hint of punk rock with that belt you have there. >> how did you -- you notice everything. >> jimmy: i like to see what -- i like to evaluate what's going on with you. by the way, i do want to say, have you been watching "the bachelorette" this season? >> i have not been. i've been taking -- we used to share that in common. i've taken a break this season. i feel like -- no offense to abc or anything, but i feel like it's a formula that's starting to repeat itself. >> jimmy: no. when did you realize that? season 18? >> l

jeff ross will join us, and we'll have music from brent cobb.singer and one of the "us" on "this is us." starting august 3rd you can see her in the sci-fi thriller "the darkest minds." please say hello to mandy moore. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm happy to see you again. >> i'm happy to see you as well. >> jimmy: you why here two, three weeks ago, something like that? >> yes. >> jimmy: your fiance taylor and his band dawes, they were here. >> he was. >> jimmy: you were watching them, i noticed you were paying attention and everything. >> i am proud. >> jimmy: you are proud. is he now here supporting you and watching you? >> he's not. [ audience groaning ] didn't return the favor. thanks, taylor. i was really happy to tag along. unbeknownst to me you had someone here i'm a mega fan of. >> jimmy: was it denzel washington? >> i love denzel but it wasn't denzel. the guys in the band were geeking out about getting a picture with denzel. i wanted to get a picture with karamo from "queer eye." he was judging the belly flop. >> jimmy: that's r

get your yes for less at the ross grand opening on saturday in south santa rosa. >>> jeff goldblum isger than life in london. 25-foot tall statue of the bare-chested actor has appeared on the banks of thames, a magnet. u.k. based service installed it to mark the film's anniversary. >> funky action hero. >> he was in "the and "jurassic world" is out in ow. it's great, highly this is a birthday that brings the whole family together with the best wifi experience. and this is a birthday where grandma can get all her streaming apps on x1 - even netflix. show me, orange is the new black. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. learn more about streaming with x1, or get started with xfinity internet and tv at a new low price, just $44.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask about flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. >>> good evening. demarcus cousins, big man with huge talent and something to prove. going to get that chance with the warriors once he gets healthy. rehabbing from torn achilles tendon, showtime is going behind the scenes with him. had issues,

ross. yes for less. jeff glor is here with a preview. "..." >>> lockheed-martin is next. jeff?tonight, a section of yosemite closes down as crews fight increasingly bad wildfires in the west. >> four varieties of goldfish crackers are recalled. and, we brought to the story of a woman who found a families vacation pictures. tonight, we have the reunion. tonight, that and much more on the cbs evening news. >>> why a program to prevent mudslides could leave the area vulnerable to yet another fire. we will be back in 30 minutes with more news. >> thanks for watching. ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the cbs evening news this tuesday, expanding wildfires here and abroad. scores killed in greece, now sections of yosemite national park are shut down. plus: lost and found-- an evening news story helps reunite a family with their long-lost of photos. but first the headlines in 60 seconds. >> reporter: deadly wildfires in greece, wind-whipped rain spreading through seaside resorts near athens. >> reporter: the mounting death toll has left this country

with tosh ross volunteering his services, it still costs about $100,000 to lift 20 rhino. >> jeff cookover the trucks. >> logan: jacques flamand joined his team at the landing zone, where they were preparing for their final delivery. tosh ross eased his cargo down. the next part, the de-horning, was hard to watch. i know you do it to save the rhino, but it still seems, like, horrible. >> flamand: it's painless. there's no nerve endings or blood supply to the horn directly. >> logan: don't they need their horns? >> flamand: they do, to defend themselves. but it's a toss-up. you know, it's predators versus poachers. who do we protect them from most? poachers at the moment, i'd say. >> logan: after some prodding, the groggy female was loaded into a crate. she still had a road trip ahead of her, to a holding area. flamand will keep her there until he's captured enough rhino to relocate as a group. what is that like for you? >> flamand: it's great, it's great. i mean, one always feels sad, removing them from their existing homes, but it's for a good cause. it is to start a new breeding popu

so when jeff sessions asked the department of commerce to add a citizenship question back in december and three months later secretary rossh no testing, no science behind it to add that question, we learned through subsequent litigation that behind that question the lobbying forces were steve bannon and chris co vac the kansas secretary of state responsible for sb-1070 in arizona and a whole slew of anti-latino and anti-african-american voting measures around the country. we know exactly what this is about and what this agenda is. the risk to the census now of it being a sabotaged census because of the addition of this question, because of the levels of fear that even before the citizenship question was arded. the leadership question which has been through three census cycles understood that the political climate for immigrants to respond to the census was already going to be charged, now with the addition of the question was taking us to the risk of entirely sabotaging the census. there has been a number of lawsuits that have been filed but there isn't a path to undoing it in congress. congress can undo it but it's going

jeff sessions and former fbi director james comey. he wants to talk to the president asht those tweets. let's bring in our cnn legal analyst ross garber and cnn chief national security correspondent jim sciutto. this sounds like a pretty big deal. we know mueller is looking into obstruction of justice. if the president's tweets or public statements bolster that, it could be a problem. >> no question. if you look at those questions, they ask, for instance, what was the purpose of your july 17 criticism of mr. sessions? what was the purpose of your september and october statements, including tweets regarding an investigation of mr. comey? so what's happening here is the special counsel is looking at these tweets, which as you said, these are public statements by a u.s. president. and how they interact with private interactions with the individuals involved. for instance, james comey. he has a conversation with him, asks him questions about the investigation, et cetera, makes public comments as well. do those public comments and those private meetings, whatever pressure was perceived to have been placed by the president on comey o

ross perot, and i think the independent party should do solutions. working america, if you can do this now and work together, you will see the change next month. host: ok, jeffl leave it there. thank you for that. amy: to the caller's first comment about how climate change cannot be stopped, but it can be that. i agree with . i think there has been too much focus in washington on this binary -- combat climate change -- it is not something we will ever fight and get over. gay marriagemat was allowed in the supreme court, some gay marriage groups dissolved. i do not think that will happen with climate change, that should be emphasized. also, more to your point, it is very important to talk about what consumers can do with their use.y i think it is unfortunate, because most people are not nearly as informed about their electric bill as this caller is. i think there is increasingly awareness and attempt by some utility companies to empower their consumers with knowledge do.t what they can i think part of the problem, your electricity bill comes once a month. , it isine by email automatically set up to pay, so sometimes, i do not even look at my electricity bill.