jesse eisenberg. and inventor dominic wilcox. featuring jon batiste and stay human. now it's time for "the late show with stephen colbert!" ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: oh, hey! thanks, everybody. thanks. that's nice. ?ierks stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: thanks, everybody. thanks. thank you, folks. i gotta say your enthusiasm is what's holding me together. thank you very much. how you all doing tonight? everybody okay? ( cheers and applause ) that's what i thought. that's what i thought. how you doing, jon? you doing okay over there? >> jon: yeah, we're good. we're over here staying human. >> stephen: good, good. you're from new orleans, i guess i should say how you all are. that's how you talk down there nch we don't talk like that. >> stephen: that's on the cage uncommercials. that's what you all talk like. >> stephen: maybe i changed since i moved to new york. >> stephen: you changed? >> jon: yeah, more fast paced, you know. ( laughter ) >> stephen: this is your fast pace? this is your fast pace? >> jon: yeah, you know -- >> calm down, slo

. >>> coming up on the "today" show, jesse eisenberg swings by to talk about the new book he's written. stay tuned. [explosion of fireworks] [crowd cheering] [sounds of tennis rackets hitting tennis balls] [crowd cheering] [tennis racket swing hits tennis ball] [crowd cheering] [player yelling] [tennis racket swings hit tennis balls] [crowd cheering] a day of destiny. >>> 8:30 now on this friday morning, the 4th of september sh2015. ack dab in the middle of country nation brad paisley is warming up, ready to take the age. the moment is coming soon. good morning. nice to have you along. >> we have a big crowd and a loud crowd. mr. paisley will get going in a few minutes. let's get a check of the weather. >> we have a few showers making their way through the gulf coast into florida and a cold front bringing showers and thunderstorms through montana. that will bring cooler weather as we make our way through the weekend. look at the afternoon temperatures. look at the huge chunk of 90s oand 100s through the gulf. some showers also making their way through florida. sunshine into the northea

his guests tonight are actors ellen page, and jesse eisenberg. >>> well, the company known for its k cups are now branching out. >> pretty creative. still ahead, first look at the keurig soda machine. how about that? and yes it, uses those pods, as well, but wait until you see the price tag for that contraption. more on that coming up. justin? >> that's all i need, more soda around. all right, seeing some sunshine right now. but i'm tracking some rain in the forecast, i'll let you know when to expect it coming up in a few minutes. your immune system doesn't work the way it did when rock was young. so we made fluzone high-dose vaccine... for people 65+. with a high high higher dose of antigen... it's significantly more effective than fluzone vaccine in preventing flu. fluzone high-dose vaccine is approved for people 65 and older. it's not for anyone who's had a severe allergic reaction to any vaccine component, including eggs, egg products, or to a prior dose of any flu vaccine. tell your doctor if you've ever had guillain-barré syndrome. side effects include pain swelling and redness

his guests tonight are ellen page, and jesse eisenberg. >>> all right, 5:45.weather watchers. little humid start it felt like today. >> you can see the difference, feels humid in the studios, too, outside in our weather watchers and neighborhoods, kind of similar conditions here in center city. looking at temperatures in the 60s, around 07, and they are saying it is a muggy start to the morning. so let's check out what's happening across the region, we hit the list form here, so we can get everybody up in here. lawrenceville, peter at 67 degrees, everybody similar numbers, 68 in clementon at david dutch's house, middletown delaware 69 degrees, little milder there. cardington, 67, chads worth, cooler there, probably dealing with little fog, as well, 64. bath, 67 gross. speaking of fog, one picture sent in from ed connor, showing that fog around this morning, and really depends where you are. so some of the visibility down about half mile. a lot of activity showing up now on storm scan3, the region, cold front to the north and west, looks like, this won't work,

gear up for great. >>> jesse eisenberg shot to fame for his oscar nominated role as mark zuckerberg in this mean? >> it refers to this little boy who writes restaurant reviews. i wanted to juxtapose fish bream with his childish hick ups. >> too late now. >> i love the title to the story. marv albert is my therapist. how did you come up with the story or the title first? >> i was trying to come up with who the least sensitive therapist would be. probably somebody like marv albert. he's a sweet, funny guy. his utterances during sports games aren't sensitive. they are usually yelling about a competition. it's comedic like that. >> where do you come up with the ideas. are these based on your personal life experiences or thinking outside the box. >> both of those. never drugs. it's all personal anxiety and usuallile directing them toward something positive. >> this is a series on amazon. >> yes, i wrote it for amazon. they are doing television now. >> we have to ask you about batman versus super man. you're playing lex luthor. i know you can't say much. what can you tell us? >> i was hoping

eisenberg what need to get together with qatar's. is that what is causing this frenzy in terms of speculation about taking a private? jesseiseborough: first, the market would appreciate to hear from glencore. we have not heard anything. that is a big driver in dallas -- a big driver in the stock going down. elements of the plan yet to play out. and the idea that citigroup posed about take the company private is a fascinating one and one i do not think can be discounted. you could talk about the equity -- that is aning idea that eisenberg would think about. avier, yesterday, it was down 30%. what is going on? people are fearful on glencore. how much does it have to do with glencore and we have not heard from management and we do not know what we are looking? javier blas: probably half of it is due the commodities rout and we do not know what is going on in china. the fear that the chinese have lost control of the situation. we have seen other companies hit significantly. yesterday, anglo-american closed below expectations in london. boom of theodities last 16 years did not even happen. probably half of it is due to glencor