he was jermaine planche. >> james: be i was jermaine and you were tony aramis. berlin we would end up around a p somewhere. >> we did, in a hotel where we were staying. my friend was over with his wife and she got so drunk and was so star truck, like she was james corden sing singing a take that track tra, a million love songs, that's right, baby. she took her bra off in the mid will of this bar and slid across the stage. and it hit james right in the chops. >> james: these are all things you know nothing about. yeah, it was, yeah, tony, we hit it pretty hard old jermaine and tony. we had somebody call in we didn't have cool names like usher, usher is the coolest name in the world. >> yeah, i think so. >> james: did you ever go by any other sort of name. >> well, i mean, everybody has a nickname, right. so as a kid my family members called me big time. but. >> big time. >> yeah, that is only for family. but my first, my first artist name, you ready for this. >> james: go o >> cha cha. >> james: i kind of love it. why, cha cha. >> well, it was sirch el, you know,

we are coming to philly. >> well, you will have your chance to see jermaine fouler and cast of superior doughnuts live at punch line comedy club next friday october 27th and if you go to c chance teeriormo. >> i don't know for sure but just watching that little guess they are exited to come to philly. >> yes. >> coffee with their doughnuts >> yes. >> wired for sound. >> yes. >> caffeinated. >> yes, no kidding. >> well, how do you like the weather, guys. >> love it. >> i love having elevator conversations when weather is like this because people are thanking me for days like this i will take credit, so cool, and it stays this way all weekend even into next week but then, pattern does change. >> yeah. >> here comes bad news. >> yes, exactly. at some point i have to cut you off from this. you can only have so much of a good thing. >> exactly. >> it looks nice up until that point. the time is on our side. we have sunshine for the rest of the day as well as through weekend and even into machine when you are not so excited about having to head back to work and school. it is still quiet. then

jermaine mcg illva ry reason to be optimistic. jermaine mcgillvary seized his moment.building. gillette eventually punched through. now, australia had the lead and the momentum. england will know all about how dangerous slater can be. stopping him is another matter. perhaps a big a blow was landed just before half—time. sam burgess is england's talisman, and he's now unlikely to return before the quarterfinals. without him, england were chasing the game. joshjulie's interception five minutes from time finish things. england expect to improve but will now face a tougher route through this tournament. the hope is that their world cup doesn't start and end with the same result. england's cricket captain joe root has been talking about his side's chances, before they leave for the ashes tour of australia. the trip is already controversial, with ben stokes, england's star all—rounder, not on the plane, as he waits to find out whether he'll be charged in connection with a fight outside a bristol nightclub. our sports editor dan roan is at lords. well, england hunching hold t

i just totally forgot where i was right now. >> jermaine fowler joins us at the table.on the show, and she is involved in a dispute with someone you know, and you look at the tape and her differently. >> yes. >> it is interesting you are tackling a current topical issue in comedy. >> i think you should. that's what comedy is for. we reflect the world. that's what we are supposed to be doing. franko discovers a tape that displays katie deluca being overly aggressive during a traffic stop. he questions if she is a good cop or bad cop and it is eating them up. it is one of the scenes that blows up in front of their faces. >> is stand-up a good training for sketch comedy or situation comedy? >> yes. that's where i got my start. i started stand-up when i was 17, 18 years old after i watched "eddie murphy raw." vhs tape. i used it as a way the talk about my life, what i was going through. i'm from maryland and what it was like growing up there. it was ripe for comedy and i'm glad i did because it was therapeutic at the same time. >> what's at the heart of a good joke? >> trut

it's not his birthday, but jermaine fowler of "superior donuts" is here. hello, jermaine fowler.. guess what? he's a comedian. >> i like him already. >> he'll be here in just a second. >> he has an emmy. >> right now time to show you some of his headlines. >>> weinstein claims he needs the documents to defend himself against multiple sexual abuse claims. more than 50 women have accused him. weinstein was fired from the company he co-founded after decades of alleged sexual harassment recently surfaced. >>> the white house is considering imposing a national gas tax. roads an bridges, water systems, and electrical grids are out. trump had promised in a campaign to raise $1 trillion for infrastructure. >> the watch was seen repeatedly on the late actor's wrist in magazines. it was a gift from his wife joann woodward who had it engraved. drive carefully. me. he gave it to his ex-daughter's daughter's ex-boyfriend. >> haley dawson will toss the first pitch tomorrow night before the dodgers and nationals play in houston. she will do it using a 3-d printed hand. carter evans shows how da

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this obviously comes at a time when really quite well— known individuals such as jermaine greer the feministights campaigner, have been blacklisted by a certain university groups. in their case, for their views on transgender rights, but you know, ithink for their views on transgender rights, but you know, i think a lot of people felt really uncomfortable about this, because while the concept of safe spaces that universities really important and they need to be inclusive places, also if we can't have free speech at other universities, which are supposed to be where we foster the next generation of thinkers and challenge ideas, then where can you? there was a study this year that said 90% of universities are restricting free speech in some way. extraordinary. you would think, this is the place... ukip meps during the referendum, brexiteers, and by student unions. newspapers have been banned from certain new needs. using the best place, the one way where you can challenge thought. nick clegg said this week about nigel farage, others should challenge him. they should have done that. interesting

jermaine greer had a load of people who want to come and see her.t ahead. not many people were booked into your show. that is a nasty line. it is not ok to accuse me of things that are not true. may i finish my sentence? i will walk out of the studio if i cannot. the thing about ticket sales was being made up after the event by the goldsmiths student union. the event was supposed to be free. they set up a system where people from outside who wanted to come even though they were not part of the invited crowd could come. after the event they claimed because only a few had signed up that it was not a popular event. actually, i screenshot the whole conversation, they said to me they were expecting between 50 and 100 people. that is on my blog. you do think that something should be low platform. i absolutely do think those who incite violence should not be on a platform. with things like the rape joke things, what i am actually part of is a campaign that says people who programme comedy clubs book great acts that do not do racist, sexist, misogynist, unp

the owls are up a touchdown and jermaine ad dms with the t.d. catch with one second remaining. you go to o.t. and temple needs a field goal to tie it. arron rameri, no, misses wide left. 31-28. >>> penn hosting yale. quakers up a point. kurt raulings connects with christopher williams lopez for a four-yard t.d. pass. that was the difference. yale wins, 24-19. 10-0-3 in the ivy league >>> toronto still looking for their first win. joel embiid did not play in this one. embiid's absence allowed okafor to get his first minutes. vince simmons had his third straight double-double. 18 points, 10 rebound, 8 assists, nice dunk there. third quarter, raptors roughed up the sixers, outscored them 40-22. serge ibaka had five threes. rosen led. rapto raptors cruise 128-94. >> it was tough without joe. obviously, we switched it up. that comes into it. we have to learn to play without him with the back to backs >>> let's go to the ice. the flie flyers managed to keep of the best players, connor mcdavid, off the score sheet. first period, flyers power play, points got deflected to wayne simmond

. >> those students at capa could not get enough of david, and, the others, and even jermaine fouler made impression before the panel ended this morning. before their show the cast will head to frankford avenue this afternoon so we should say after their show, this afternoon for a taste test at factory doughnuts and punch line philly at 8:00 p.m. >>> can't catch the stage show tonight, don't worry see the cast in action on superior doughnuts monday at 9:00 right here on cbs-3. >>> it is teddy bear broke the interest note, thinks instagram video of charlie a french bull dog from new york honored, dressed in a teddy bear showing that, rushing toward camera and then enjoying a car on the. nine month-old dog has gain half million views on soaks media. >> he has more views then we do i can't blame him. that is "eyewitness news" at noon i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. for katie and all of us here watching. >> i'm katie fehlinger. >> a amazing weekend everybody the young and restless is coming up next. cbs presented by target.... urban agriculture and community greening are helping

jermaine defoe against his old club had a good chance, but finally they get that first win at wembley great away record plus wins at home, they really good challenge. here is pochettino. i think the second half was much better and we created good chances. it is always so difficult, but i think the performance was good, it wasn't great, but it was good and enough to win the three points. champions league next week, and a trip to realm and, that will be interesting. slightly different one of the time. more action coming up for in the late kick—off at vicarage road. we saw that rarest of sites, a per mertesacker goal, but watford came from behind, beat 2—1. jim lumsden reports. the banner roughly tra nslates lumsden reports. the banner roughly translates as with greater boldness, and watford's players had so far subscribed. a win would lift them into the top four. a 6—0 thumping by manchester city, no shame in it. arsenal had mesut ozil on the bench and alexis sanchez injured, speculation both may be allowed to leave in january. speculation both may be allowed to leave injanuary. per mer

el brasilero neymar junior, cuyo fichaje por el parecen serme ha sido el mÁs alto-- parÍs saint jermaineÚtbol en la uniÓn europea. >> hoy el deportista brasileÑo juegan francia, tras protagonizar un traspaso sin precedentes en la historia del fÚtbol. >> en agosto de 17 neymar ha fichado con el parÍs saint-germain. >> en francia muchos dudan del jefe, propietario del equipo francÉs. hay que retorcerse al aÑo 2009cuando el fondo del joven que jugaban el club santos de brasil, se conocieron. >> las circunstancias lo que provocan es que santos aparentemente no tiene capacidad financiera para pagarle las cantidades a las que aspira el jugador. es una soluciÓn que consiste decir, yo le pago a usted la cantidad que podemos como la que nos pongamos de acuerdo y le cedo un 40% de los derechos para que usted los tenga. >> el futbolista, siendo menor de edad y asesorado por su padre, optÓ por vender sus derechos y asÍ comprar en esos dineros su dinero. segÚn explica en el diario, josÉ marÍa. >> su grupo inversor que se dedica a detectar jÓvenes promesas, llegar acuerdos econÓmicos con ellos a cambi

here trying to deliver a new script, with a revamped squad they had reason to be optimistic and jermainent... the hosts were stirred into action, england tried to plug the gaps but the pressure was building. matt gillette was a powerful problem for england and eventually he punched through. australia now had the lead and momentum. england will know all about how dangerous billy slater can be. stopping him is another matter. perhaps a bigger blow was landed just before half—time. sam burgess is england's talisman and unlikely to return before the quarterfinals. without him, england were chasing the game and late on they were chasing josh to. his interception five minutes from time that the match beyond reach. england inspect to improve —— expected to improve but the hope is their world cup does not start and end with the same result... katie cornel, bbc news. so disappointment for england. let's hear now from the two coaches — australia's mal meninga, but first england's wayne bennett who isn't too worried about the injury to sam burgess. sam will always be a loss in any team. but we mana

jermain defoe had a good first half as well.m home they have been sensational, so if they can start winning at wembley, too, they will challenge, mauricio pochettino very relieved. i think we fixed some situations, we found better positions and we started to move the ball quick, and i think with the example of the goal, the second half was much better and we created many chances. you suffer if you try to score the second goal and you kill the game, but i think the team deserved it, the performance wasn't great, but it was enough to win the three points. watford would move into the top four with a win over arsenal at vicarage road. but there has been a goal. it is arsenal who have taken the lead, and look who scored, it is per mertesacker, playing his first league game of the season, 532 days since his last league start. great headerfrom the since his last league start. great header from the german offender. the fa ns header from the german offender. the fans favourite, and so far arsenal dominating this game, it has been a game

jermaine mcgillvary seized his moment.tt was a powerful problem for england. eventually he punched through. now australia had the lead and the momentum. england will know all about how dangerous billy slater can be — stopping him is another matter. perhaps a bigger a blow was landed just before half—time. sam burgess is england‘s talisman. he‘s now unlikely to return before the quarterfinals. without him, england were chasing the game. later on they were chasing josh dugan. his interception, five minutes from time, put the match beyond reach. commentator: this will be a dagger in the heart of england. england expect to improve but will now face a tougher route through this tournament. the hope is their world cup doesn‘t start and end with the same result. rugby union now. it will be a long trip home for exeter chiefs fans this evening but they will make it as league leaders after beating sale sharks 10—6. the key moment of the match came when lachie turner burst through to score the only tryjust after the break. second pla

i wish just talking to did swanson's wife and i have no jermaine for 30 years or more and she says the same thing, we have all these boxes and we have to pick what we are going to do in order to get them how. the archive is here also, but the point was, it had to be done, but you cannot just leave it for your kids. because they really have no , idea. the kind of know what you did with your life, but they don't know what to do with the stuff that they have. >> your career is an amazing example, you mentioned all of the presidencies, and these historical events. you were there to capture the evidence. talk a little bit about why photos are such important historic evidence, if you would. mr. heikes: because they capture history. it is just like photo photography, or here we have talked about. we all say, we are part of history because you were there happened.se events that is really what it is. you are capturing history so that other people can have a chance to see history also. and the reason that that is important is that you have to give people the opportunity to see what happened. you

mention i'm told that the consultation with the parliamentarians into the chair finds the amendment on jermaineand out of order so i won't rule it out of order. i would appeal and ask for a roll call vote. the motion is non- debatable and the clerk will call the roll. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] the appeal is tabled does anyone seek recognition in opposition? demaret repeals a provision for the score to be posted online $28 in advance of the voting on reconciliation legislation. i strike it so that it will be required to post. i oppose the amendment and the question on the amendment for the roll call. [roll call] [roll call] there are 12 nays and 11 yeas. >> the amendment is not agreed to the. the scoring with cbo that is contrary to the budget act for accountability in defense of the budget act i oppose this amendment and urge my colleagues to do likewise. >> we need to continue to choose the cbo for an independent third-party validator we should change referees that is in the amendment. >> i oppose the amendment. does the senato the senator reqg rollcall? [roll call] [roll call] [roll

and the key speaker is jermaine jones for brothers making a difference. >>> music ledge kenny gamble and his wife host aid pep rally at an elementary school in west philadelphia. the students showed off their dancing skills for the couple. and he is the founder of the charter school company and it was a thank you for the students getting good grades and they unveil aid new garden there on school grounds. >>> students in north philadelphia had a special reader, mayor kenney visited the school and read the story "quackers" part of the jump start national campaign. through one and one engagement. >>> now time for our "action news" traffic report. >> reporter: so just a little bit of improve rick and monica on the septa rails, the west trenton and landsdale lines are running again but they are running up to an hour behind and the warminster regional line is still not running. because of that fatal pedestrian accident involving a train near the fern rock station. warminster still suspended and other lines dealing with major delays if come out of center city on a train this afternoon expec

the owls are up a touchdown and jermaine adams with the t.d. catch with one second remaining. go to o.t. and in o.t., temple needs a field goal to tie it. arron rameri, no, misses wide left. owls move to their second straight, 31-28. >>> penn hosting yale. quakers up a point. late in west philly. kurt rawlings connects with christopher williams lopez for a four-yard t.d. pass. that was the difference. yale wins, 24-19. 10-0-3 in the ivy league. >>> to the hard woods. sixers in toronto looking for their first win of the season. joel embiid did not play in this. still not clear in back to back games. his absence allowed kelly okafor to get his first minutes. vince simmons had his third straight double-double. 18 points, 10 rebounds, 8 assists, nice dunk there. third quarter, raptors roughed up the sixers, outscored them 40-22. serge ibaka had five threes. demar derosen led everybody with 35 points. raptors cruise 128-94. >> it was tough without joe. obviously, we switched it up. that comes into it. we have to learn to play without him with the back to backs. >>> let's go to the

jermaine mcgilvray got the first try. the hosts were stirred into action.ia had the lead and momentum. england know all about how dangerous billy slater can be but stopping him is another matter. a bigger blow was landed just before half—time. sam burgess is england's talisman. he is unlikely to return before the quarterfinals. without him, england were chasing the game. josh dougan's interception five minutes before time put the match beyond reach. england expect to improve but will face a tougher route through the tournament. the hope is their world cup doesn't start and end with the same result. anthony joshua has weighed in at the heaviest he has ever been for a professionalfight, at 18 stone and two pounds, for his world heavyweight title bout in cardiff tomorrow. joshua is trying to defend his ibf and wba world titles against the stand—in challenger carlos ta ka m. joshua was due to face the bulgarian kubrat pulev, but he had to withdraw, because of injury. his opponent weighed in lighter at 16 stone 11 and a half pounds. tottenham striker harry kane

jermaine mcgillvary seized his moment.ere stirred into action. england tried to plug the gaps, but the pressure was building. matt gillett was a powerful problem for england. eventually, he punched through. now australia had the lead and the momentum. england will know all about how dangerous billy slater can be — stopping him is another matter. perhaps a bigger blow was landed just before half—time. sam burgess is england's talisman. he's now unlikely to return before the quarterfinals. without him, england were chasing the game. late on, they were chasing josh dugan. his interception, five minutes from time, put the match beyond reach. commentator: this will be a dagger in the heart of england. england expect to improve, but will now face a tougher route through this tournament. the hope is, their world cup doesn't start and end with the same result. more rugby league action to come. anthonyjoshua has weighed in. he is the heaviest he has ever been for a professionalfight he is the heaviest he has ever been for a profess

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jermaine fowler. and a musical performance by fleet foxes. featuring jon batiste and stay human.nd now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! please, have a seat, everybody! >> thank you so much! good to see ya! ladies and gentlemen, please. welcome to the "late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) you know, sometimes i feel sorry for donald trump, but not as often as he does. ( laughter ) he's always complaining about his media coverage. so, last night, he just unplugged, got away from it all and sat down for his 19th interview with fox news. in this case, it was a full rubdown from anchor and unrefrigerated lou dobbs, lou dobbs. >> in nine months in office, you've already accomplished more in the way of job creation. you have accomplished so much in that nine months. you've got to be immensely gratified at what you've been able to do. you are, if i may say, everything as advertised as you ran for president. and i appreciate everything you're doing. the count

jermaine, little michael, of course, jackie, marlon and then there was tito, the second oldest, memorablecause he danced with a musical instrument. >> he was the one that played the guitar. and he will never be forgotten because of that. >> reporter: the guitar dancer found a new partner at fairfax high school in los angeles where he met fellow student delores "dee dee" martes. >> she had ran up to me and said, "happy birthday," and gave me a kiss on the cheek. >> reporter: so what was attractive to you about dee dee? >> well, i was a shy young man, and for her to be so outgoing, i just found that fascinating. >> reporter: the shy young man is now an international superstar. yet with dee dee, they're just typical high school kids. >> she didn't even care about him being a member of the jacksons, she just cared about him. >> reporter: in 1972, the two married right out of high school and dee dee became part of the whirlwind of fame surrounding the jacksons. >> she was like one of the sisters. she had a little apple green vega. she used to let michael drive it up and down the driveway. thos

the owls are up a touchdown and jermaine adams with the t.d. catch with one second remaining..t. and in o.t., temple needs a field goal to tie it. arron rameri, no, misses wide left. 31-28. >>> penn hosting yale. quakers up a point. late in west philly. kurt rawlings connects with christopher williams lopez for a four-yard t.d. pass. that was the difference. yale wins, 24-19. 10-0-3 in the ivy league. >>> to the hard woods. sixers looking for the first win. joel embiid did not play in this. his absence allowed kelly okafor to get his first minutes. vince simmons had his third straight double-double. 18 points, 10 rebound, 8 assists, nice dunk there. third quarter, raptors roughed up the sixers, outscored them 40-22. serge ibaka had five threes. demar derhodes rosen led everybody with 35 points. raptors cruise 128-94. >> it was tough without joe. obviously, we switched it up. that comes into it. we have to learn to play without him with the back to backs. >>> let's go to the ice. the flyers playing the fourth o. their five-game home stand hosting the edmonton oilers. the flyers

it was a great start by england, they scored first, through jermaine mcgillvary. with an injury. sam baurjess has gone off with an injury. these two sides, two of the pre tournament favourites to be contesting the final in brisbane on the second december. scotland, wales and ireland also competing. wales get their tournament under way against co—hosts papua new guinea tomorrow. they got a warm welcome on arrival in the capital port morseby, but can expect something very different on the pitch. scotland face new zealand in their opening match. they are three of 1a teams competing, spread out over six weeks of action. and if you want to catch the closing stages, there's live coverage over on bbc two and commentary on bbc radio 5live sports extra. the rugby union world cup is two years away — england head coach eddiejones selecting several new faces in his squad for the autumn internationals next month with that in mind. after being left out, propjoe marler is now available for selection for two of the three matches after his club successfully argued his ban for stri

calvin hopkins find jermaine adams with one second left in regulation tying the game.y kicks field goal in overtime. temple with the 27-yard field goal. no g wide left. owls lose a heart breaker, 31- 28. >>> that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal ha i love them all. this dog's owner, hi, there, he was deployed, and the owner looked desperately for someone to take his beloved eight year-old dog, who is now available for adoption at pennsylvania spca. this doggies phenomenal. he is house broken, great with other dogs. cats. he knows how to sit. he knows how to just relax which is what you want from a dog. >> yes. >> again this doggies beast, he will be available for adoption after the show. >> you asked him if he wanted to get on the sofa. >> he looks very polite, he just said no, i'm fine here. you can see how comfortable he is, just strange situation and he is just great. >>> one of the things maybe we can get eye contact with our friend here because there are neat studies. if you love just to see how animals think because sometimes inside into how we think. ther

jermaine will be on the programme.enham, he had a body fat of 18%. an elite athlete is somewhere between six and 12. he is reduced by half. he is now down to nine. it is notjust down to half. he is now down to nine. it is not just down to body fat. the way he's playing is down to the manager and he spoke a little bit about that. have a look. asa as a person and as a coach and on the training field and fitness wise. even just talking to him the training field and fitness wise. evenjust talking to him off the training field and fitness wise. even just talking to him off the pitch as well, having him around to be there and talk about certain situations and when things aren't going so well, and when things are going so well, and when things are going well here is there and he never hides away from anything. he isa never hides away from anything. he is a fantastic coach first and foremost, but as a person as well i really look up to him. he talks about his manager and also about the consta nt about his manager and also abou

because i'm going to take jermaine. >> you're not taking our son to use the sympathy card. >> that'sthe greatest family band you've never heard of yet. mechanically dysfunctional family traverse the country in cramped tour bus sacrificing privacy, comfort and a little dignity while in the search for fame and fortune. forget the osmonds and jacksons this morning we're chatting with two members of the fictional swallow family made by jason alexander and amy pete's and good to see both of you this morning. hi, good morning f d.c. >> hi, steve. >> hi, steve what a lovely synopsis of our show. >> did you really good. >> we'll hire you. >> i'm accepting that offer. here's the thing though that i didn't mention. i mentioned the osmonds and i mentioned the jacksons to me it sounds like the partridge fa family. did you draw any influence from anybody in real life? >> no. thankfully we did not. >> although i think shirley jones was an inspiration for me. >> for you? was she. >> way back in the -- >> she'll be horrified to learn that. >> no, she won't. >> i think she might be appalled. >> she's

jermaine mcgillvary scored this try in the 4th minute against the reigning champions.y argued his ban for striking should start sooner. and a big weekend ahead for anthonyjoshua — in cardiff at the principality staidum, known more for its rugby than boxing. he hopes to succesfully defend the two titles he holds, but he's eyeing more. he wants to become the first man to hold all four heavyweight world titles, by picking up two more belts to unify the division. that will most likely come next year. that is all of the sport. back to you. we were talking earlier about mental health services for young people and adolescents. one man spoke to us, his eight—year—old son had to wait 18 months to access the services. once he got the help, he said it was incredible, the support and the nhs really helped his son. but the 18 month wait was a real problem. we have had this text from a viewer. i want to praise the professional, prompt treatment my son received from camhs at the thorny wood centre. it is one of the main reasons i feel proud to be british, the nhs. the crisis in catal