. >> jon: stephen colbert! captioning sponsored by cbs ( band playing intro music ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! welcome to the late show. (cheers and applause) thanks so much! (cheers and applause) welcome to the "late show," everybody. i am stephen colbert. it feels great to be back after having a week off. you know what one week of vacation does? it primes you for another week of vacation. (laughter) i was really finding my vacation groove there at the end. it was so nice. i went down to the bahamas and split a house with a friend of mine: captain morgan. (laughter) great guy, but i'm worried about him. he's got a real problem. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: and he kept showing up in my mirror at night. (laughter) did you have a good week? what did you do, jon? >> jon: i wasn't hanging out with the captain. >> stephen: you don't hang out with him ever, do you? >> jon: no, i can't hang with him for too long. i was just here and -- >> stephen: stayed right here on stage? >> jon: no, here, like, home. >>

happy friday, jon. jon: it is friday. see you both., delaying, stopping and preventing cancer, there's some new research revealing exercise may play a bigger role than we previously thought about battling the deadly disease. dr. marc siegel here to tell us all about it. hi, doctor, happy friday. >> hi, heather. heather, we know exercise is helpful in the fight against many diseases. now, according to dr. lee jones at sloan-kettering memorial cancer center in new york, you can add cancer to that exercise list. can impact cancer in many ways including bolstering the immune system and affecting the growth factors that cause cancer to spread. observational studies have shown that women who report regular exercise have a 20-30% reduction in the risk of their cancer coming back or even killing them. >> what we wanted to know is how much of the drug do you need, how much exercise do you need to get this effect. what are the mechanisms of -- how is exercise working and who does it work for. >> exercise just made sense to me as far as something

jon: crazy might be the word for it.eather: gop candidates making comments at town hall in milwaukee. one week before the wisconsin primary raising new concerns about what could happen what in the world is going to happen in the convention in july. >> do you continue to pledge whoever the republican nominee is? >> no, i don't anymore. >> i'm not in the habit of supporting someone who attacks my wife and attacks my family. >> nominee is somebody i really think is hurting the country and dividing country, i can't stand behind them. jon: let's bring in jamie weinstein, senior editor of "the daily caller." phillip bump a writer for "washington post" politics blog, the fix. jamie, to you first. republicans thought they were going to sail into this election with the winds at their backs. they had a dozen 1/2, you know, superbly-qualified candidates. they had a president who has been in office for eight years, under water in his popularity ratings. what happened last night? >> looks like furthering idea that the republican part

jon: thank you both. jenna. jenna: flooding turning deadly in california as forecasts call for more heavy rain. we will take you out to the west coast and ohio governor says not only will he do well tomorrow in michigan but he could win the state and many of its coveted 59 delegates. we speak with the governor next about michigan and how important it is to his campaign. >>> jenna: all eyes turned to michigan. the biggest prize of the four states tomorrow as we reported earlier, polls showing that donald trump is in the lead but many are watching john kasich who was reportedly making moves in the state and says his part of his northern strategy to remain competitive. polls only tell so much and we wanted to take the opportunity to talk about the issues. this election will impact every american family as you know and as i am on the eve of maternity leave, stanley is very much in the forefront of my life so i've invited all the candidates to have a substantial conversation about personal issues impacting all this a

jon: fascinating discussion.enna: isn't it interesting, just for this one phone because we keep on hearing different things,backdoor for everybody but maybe not. jon: deferent desperate situation for migrants in europe getting worse next . >>> customers ask if all vitamins are the same. i tell them the difference is quality. gnc formulas exceed the highest standards. now buy one get one half off select fish oils, probiotics, multivitamins and more. what's right for you? just ask. we make it simple. gnc. jon: let's check out what's ahead on outnumbered. sandra and harris. jenna: it's a big day. it's super tuesday. is it the last chance for donald trump's rivals and with evangelicals expected to play a huge role today, could they suddenly be turning against the donald? plus hillary clinton also facing new questions about possible preferential treatment. now that the final batch of those emails, you know, the classified stuff is out. the president meeting with gop leaders about his supreme court nominee. how might t

jon: we could see a free-for-all in cleveland? the contested convention that everybody's been in some cases dreaming or worrying about? >> it becomes possible bureau is more possible if trump loses wisconsin. it's a tight race. poll shows cruz still ahead but not only do we have to worry about a contested convention we have to think about independent republican candidacy. they are continuing discussion about whether someone can lead kind of a splinter faction, third-party independent ballot faction in november in order to block trump from the white house but also to protect some republicans in down ballot races who are vulnerable if trump goes downin a landslide . jon: scott walker has said he likely will make an endorsement in the coming days which surprised me on the heels of him saying it's possible that none of the three candidates currently in the race would be the nominee. who most likely gets scott walker's non-would you guess? >> i think most likely ted cruz. i would imagine he's having a lot of concessionsto cruz. if lind

i'm jon scott.eather: i'm heather childers in for jenna scott. 367 delegates up for grabs for the republicans and 691 for the democrats. marco rubio and john kasich hoping victories in their home states will keep their campaigns alive. jon: we start with john roberts in miami. reporter: the big question is will donald trump win the sun shine state or could marco rubio stage a big come-from-behind victory to keep his campaign hopes alive. saturation coverage from one end of the state to the other the past week. but the problem for rubio is the polls are 2409 in his -- the polls are not in his favor and a loss here in his home state would torpedo his run. reporter: are you going to keep going even if you lose here. >> we'll be in utah with momentum and the wind at our back or we'll be in utah after a disappointing loss. we are going to continue to push. reporter: donald trump could have a big day today. he leads in four states going into the voting. he's tied up in ohio. running the table could cement

jon: james, thank you.heather: the key suspect in the paris terrorist attacks captured in a police raid in brussels. what investigators are warning when salah abdeslam and. and we want to hear from you. donald trump has received an unprecedented amount of free media coverage. is that fair question mark our live chat is running at foxnews.com/happeningnow. join the conversation. >>> double your money back guarantee. always discreet is for bladder leaks and it's drier than poise. try it. we're so confident you'll love it, we'll give you double your money back if you don't. incredible bladder protection. double your money back guarantee. that's always discreet. heather: europe's most wanted man in custody following a police raid in brussels. 26-year-old suspect in november's deadly terrorist attacks telling authorities that he had access to weapons and was planning more violent operations. his capture could reveal some key information for us about future attacks and terror cells. malik ferris is a fox middle e

jon: now to last night wins and losses. let's bring in larry simoneau, director for the center of politics at the university of virginia and you say that rumors of the demise of donald trump's campaign continue to b overstated . >> well, i can't imagine anybody talking about the demise of donald trump. he won three of the four contests last night. any candidate would be thrilled. he won the biggest one, michigan and he won mississippi by nearly a majority of the vote. so he's doing quite well and is the day, we'venown this for a long time and the d-day for a couple other candidates is next tuesday. if he can win the key contest of florida and not marco rubio finally out of the race, if he can win ohio which is a much tougher thing to do against john casey and he may well win in north carolina, missouri, illinois. i don't think he has to win all five. i think three or four would be impressive but at this point it's getting tougher and tougher to see how he will lose the nomination. you can talk about a contested convention a

jon: our national security analyst, kt. tune in this friday, march 25, 10 pm eastern went colonel oliver north and blake adam bring you a special war storie : fighting isis right here on the fox news channel. abby: while lawmakers differ on how to deal with president obama's nominee for the supreme court, it turns out that average americans believe the senate should consider the president's nominee while he is still in office. this according to a new poll. 48 percent they say approve of president obama's nomination of merrick garland to the supreme court and that is compared to 27 percent who say they disapprove. leland vineyard is live in washington this morning with more. good to see you. reporter: good morning. a poll in another area where the obama administration quivers as it continues its full-court press against republicans. democrats hoping to exploit a growing divide among gop senators over whether the current force of denying merrick garland at a senate vote is a good idea. the hardliners often cite this speech fr

jon: the gentle, okay.>> always. jon: see you then. jon: the supreme court hearing arguments in its biggest abortion case in nearly 25 years. and its first major case since the death of justice scalia left the high court with a four conservative, poor little justice split. the justices hearing arguments on a texas law that requires doctors who perform abortions to havehospital admitting privileges . it is getting hot in there today. life at the supreme court with an update. shannon? >> it's hot inside and outside where there are thousandsgather here all morning chanting , demonstrating and protesting. inside it was slated to last 60 minutes but got so heated and complicated that they went on for 90 minutes. the court wrestling with these texas regulations that do include things like requiring doctors to have admitting privileges within 30 miles of where they perform abortions and also that they upgrade their clinics to the ambulance raised surgical centers. justice breyer's objected saying why should women who have an abortion have to

jon: yes, it is.ther: it is crunch time for the gop presidential candidates as they make their final pitch to voters across five key states where hundreds of delegates are up for grabs. at the primaries in florida and ohio, of course, the home states of senator marco rubio and governor john kasich are both winner-take-all and must-wins for those candidates as they try to stop front-runners donald trump and senator ted cruz from racking up even more delegates. jon: we have team fox coverage with doug mckelway live in youngstown, ohio, but we begin with john roberts live in tampa, florida. john? >> reporter: hey, jon, good morning to you. you know, donald trump in the last three days has pretty much sucked all the oxygen there is out of this presidential campaign, dominated the news cycles. it all started on friday evening when that big rally at the university of chicago had to be canceled because of the big protests that donald trump was afraid were going to break out. then there was the episode saturd

jon: let me interrupt you. mayor bill de blasio in new york city speaking now at the police headquarters. were going to listen in. >> the familiesof those who were lost , weare deeply saddened . the toll right now stands at least 30 dead in belgium andat least hundred 70 injured and sadly we expect that told to increase . we stand in solidarity with the people of belgium, with prime minister charles michelle and mayor yvonne niagara of brussels and all of the people of that nation that has been at the front line of the fight against terror. and they are not alone. we stand in solidarity with the people of turkey who have been victims in recent days of car bombings and other attacks that have taken many lives. the community of nations asked to stand together at moments like this and reject the forces of terror and the appalling violence that they wreak upon innocent people. and we in new york city stand ready to fight against terror in every way. let me say at the outset, there is no specific and credible threat

jon: donald trump has urged us to ignore reality. he says look, i can put a state like new york in play. what, 29 electoral votes in new york what? where do you see it land? >> i'malways willing to consider wild alternatives because look what happened this year so far. i'm not willing to consider the possibility that new york is not going to vote democratic . there is such a tremendous edge there that it would take a set of circumstances that my imagination cannot stretch to predict. to produce a republican victory for president in new york. again, failure of imagination on my part, shame on me. jon: as we've seen in the primary process, republican turnout is way, way up in all of the states that had primaries and caucuses so far. i don't think there's one that hasn't exceeded its 2008 numbers so doesn't that portend perhaps a huge republican turnout in the general election? >> well, john, what ever you have a very controversial candidate on either side, democratic or republican, it tends to increase primary turnout but remember, a l

jon: a fox news alert. the campaign manager of donald trump's campaign, corey lewandowski has been charged with battery over eight report from breitbart reporter michelle fields, happened a couple weeks ago. she said she was dragged to the arm during, as she was trying to shout the question to donald trump. trump's campaign manager corey lewandowski charged with battery by police in jupiter florida. we will keep you up-to-date on that. and her death was first ruled a suicide. now ashley wallace's husband is on trial for her murder in colorado. what the doctor just told jurors about the case. the follow-up after the feds track the code on the san bernardino terrorists by phone without apple's help. we are live with that story. also, we would like to hear from you. we just told you the new york times is reporting officials across europe missed signs that isis was planning an attack as far back as 2014 so our officials too quick to marginalize acts of terror? our live chat up and running. go to foxnews.com/hap

jon: is sure what. heather: we have a lot more on america's election headquarters including why one major florida newspaper is refusing to endorse any republican candidates. also, actors accessing the controls of a damn right here in the united states. now an indictment set to be handed down. we tell you the feds say appears to behind behind this breach that could have been devastating. and packing with north korea on the rise dramatically according to the spy agency as kim jong un reportedly orders and more nuclear testing in that rogue nation. we will be right back. >>> expedia, technology connecting you to what matters. came out today thousands of people to run the race for retirement. so we asked them... are you completely prepared for retirement? okay, mostly prepared? could you save 1% more of your income? it doesn't sound like much, but saving an additional 1% now, could make a big difference over time. i'm going to be even better about saving. you can do it, it helps in the long run. prudential

jon: thank you.en trauma, a study finds half of all teenagers teen in hospital er reported they were victims of violenceor cyber bullying . these statistics heading home for one family on long island new york. more angle live with their terrible story. >> many teens who have been bullied in person or online will tell you the experience can be a very scary one and new research shows an increasing number of teams are starting to show symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder. a new study by house for children's hospital in rhode island looked at more than 350 teenagers through any region in the hospital's emergency room . it found half the teenagers reported they been involved in cyber bullying and 25 percent had symptoms of ptsd. researchers say the findings are surprising. >> i was incredibly shocked. most of the studies out there say that prevalence of cyber bullying is somewhere around 15 percent. when you look at teenagers in a regular house school is around 15 percent so i'm shocked to see that i

a rugby jon: i bet. david: a punt. jon: the city of london doing this right now.: where's the punt in my world? tom: everybody is getting hammered and he wants a punt. --by: the speculation is not we have some charts that show how these companies have seen prices just completely role over when their cash flows have continued a steady pace of assent. david: do we have a chart here? there were go. there is the sunoco chart. libby: they are a crude and refined products player in oil and natural gas liquids. the orange line is the price action in the stock. the white stairstep is the growth and their distribution. this chart only goes back to 2012, but it we went back even further, you would see in 2008, you see prices climb, yet they continued steady ascent. crude, energy storage company. when you are a washing crude oil, what do you want? you want storage. that's what these guys do. general in business, when your customers start hurting, you start hurting. businessle go along in and say i'm doing fine and their customers are hurting. sooner or later, it starts to hu

jon: of fox news business alert. terror attacks like those in brussels aredesigned to chill individuals and financial markets. is it happening? it depends on your investment. no big changes to major averages but some travel stocks took a hit. joining us from oursister channel , foxbusiness network, lauren seminary . >> investors are going numb. they are going numb to these repeated acts of violence and acts of terrorism. some european stock markets including belgium fell 20 points. they were up yesterday and some of them closing higher today. european markets now closing. stocks beat not the most our travel and leisure related . among companies hit today, american airlines, united, marriott, priceline and trip advisor. investors in those stocks are worried about heightened travel alerts. you've already noticed the step up security at airports and train stations. the travel warning now affecting the entire european continent but overallinvestors at the corner of wall and brian, downtown manhattan so close to the site

jon camp has the latest. jon? jon: good evening, the church year a few blocks away from where akiel denkins was shot and killed on monday. it has been a long week for everyone out here. for friends and family, as well as investigators. akiel denkins' mother was here to greet the hundred two came to around during the open casket funeral. chest but we don't have to have street justice. -- >> we don't have to have street justice. jon: many, like this young man, did not know him, but came out to show their support. >> while we have laid his body to rest, we cannot late this issue to rest. jon: the naacp head william barber says his group is helping akiel denkins' family performance own investigation and their attorney says they are already saying contradictions in reports, like the autopsy finding for bullets -- 4 bullets. >> it was indicated there were seven shots. two men struggled before denkins was shot. >> he was shot from the back or the front. jon: the report does not specify? >> the report does not specify. we

>> jon: stephen colbert! captioning sponsored by cbs ( band playing intro music ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, welcome to "the late show"." thank you so much. thank you, tom. thank you sylvia, thomas, nicole, phil. this is nice. thank you so much. welcome to "the late show." out there, all around the world, mr. and mrs. america. folks, as i said, welcome to "the late show." i'm stephen colbert. i am the host of "the late show"." but i do not do this alone. say hello to jon batiste, everybody. they are the beating heart and the spirit of this show. what you folks at home, don't see, don't know, before every taping, before i come out here, jon batiste and stay human perform an amazing mitle miniconcert for the live crowd we have here at the ed sullivan theater. ( applause ) amazing. it's lively. what do you guys call it? >> jon: a love riot. >> stephen: it's i love riot. that's exactly what it is. and sometimes it gets so riotous, that i'm afraid somebody's going to call the love police to shut it d

jon?hina's political elite are in beijing for the national people's congress to approve the company's latest five-your economic plan. amidst growth concerns and a fragile currency. our correspondent is in beijing. great to have you on the program. what do we expect from the meeting over the weekend and for the next 10 days? >> ahead of saturday's opening ceremony, a lot of analysts are managing expectations. chinese coordinators are facing a jealous it -- are facing a delicate balancing act. they are trying to make good on the promises on supply-side reforms that are going to be very painful. at how they will be able to resolve these conflicts. cutting capacity will mean the loss of millions of jobs. one of the latest reports we have gotten unverified, somewhere in the realm of 6 million jobs to 8 million jobs. i do not know if you can tell behind me, but it has been a horrible couple of days for pollution, for environmental reasons as well as economic ones. others is the debt scenario. --

why not. >> jon: jon travolta, move over. >> brian: and here comes the rain, huh? >> jon: well it's already here. we will take a look at it from the feizel roof-cam and ford first alert doppler max. yep, it's going to be with us all day because the stuff streaming in now is going to continue to stream in as temperatures start to level off a bit. we are at 60 here in cleveland. 61 at akron. we will gets a we make our way through this rainy, rainy day. >> laura: and we will go back to the scene i believe if we have live video that we can show you. crocker park. that explosion and fire that we are following. i want to make a quick mention that crocker road is closed from hilliard to detroit. >> brian: and of course we will update the story for you all afternoon beginning at 4:00 on cleveland 19 news. on tuesday, march 15th, ohio voters will get to cast their ballots in our first winner-take-all presidential primary. last year, the legislature voted to move our primary back a week and give all the delegates to the winner instead of parsing them out proportionally. that

i'm jon scott. jenna: i'm jenna lee and many of those attacks putting donald trump on the hot seat for the frontrunner forced to defend his record on everything against allegations of fraud from reported secret tapes with the new york times editorial board. this is each of his rivals try to present themselves as the establishment's best hope to defeat him. >> you wrote me off but guess what? it's now march madness and we're heading up north to mike turk, okay? let me tell you this. i willwin ohio. the . >> this little guy has lied so much about my record. >> there we go pick up. >> i've never seen a successful person who wasn't flexible, who didn't have a certain degree of flexibility. >> there's a difference between flex ability and telling people whatever you need to say to get them to do what you want them to do. >> the real, artist is senator marco rubio. the people in florida wouldn't elect him dogcatcher. >> donald, please i know it's hard but brief. a brief account you can do it. you can brea

helen, jon. >> jon: hi. ( applause ) >> jon: she got me. >> that's blagging. >> stephen: how much different is that from acting? >> it's exactly the same! ( laughter ) you're so right. >> stephen: yeah. >> that was when my career began. i never thought of that. >> stephen: well, helen mirren, thank you so much for being here. it was an absolute pleasure to meet you. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing "eye in the sky" opens this friday. we'll be right back. to those who don't run from mud...but through it. who know it wasn't a day at the beach... unless someone got buried. to the fullbacks... gearheads... and those with green thumbs. to the sticky... the stinky... even those who get a little icky. makers, keep it up... with delta in2ition plus h2okinetic, you can. see what delta can do. man, i might just chill tonight. puppymonkeybaby... puppymonkeybaby... puppymonkeybaby... puppymonkeybaby... puppy... ...monkey... ...baby ...puppymonkeybaby... puppymonkeybaby... mountain dew kickstart. dew. juice. caffeine. this turkey is natural? yeah. it's too good to be true. not again. it's called a

brad stephanie: jack: jack: joins us now-- and jon girls are at state-- boys trying to jon: that's right guys-- a great night of hoops around central iowa. coming up on local 5 sports we start at the well where quarterfinal action runs through tomorrow night. we have 3a and 4a highlights when " now, jon: for the first time in school history the nevada cubs are at the state tournament back to back seasons. they're defending champs in 3a-- and ranked number 3. they battled sioux center in the quarterfinals tonight as they try to defend their 2015 state title. the defending champs from nevada with a tough opener versus sioux center. warriors come out on fire in the first. the three from shayla post sparked a 10-0 run. time out nevada. sioux center led it by 3 after one. 2nd quarter, cubs answer back. kati cassabaum with the old nevada pulling closer. then it's lexy koudelka, down low. we're all tied at 22 heading into halftime. 3rd quarter, the splash zone heated up! cassabaum out stephenson then it's koudelka left wide open for three more. fey! from beyond the arc in the 2nd half. but toda

jon: thank you.mbers for the s&p 500 case. 5.7% year onose year. for insight, who else? joining ushiller from yale. professor, first to you, the general economy looking at information, payroll, house prices, despite what is happening globally and a mystically in the u.s., things still looking ok, is that your take? professor shiller: we are threatened by the world economy, but it is looking ok. ause prices are going up in number of places. i think that is a sign of our general optimism. jon: in terms of what is happening with the u.s. housing market, talk to me about what is happening in new york. a lot of talk of london as well. as you look at luxury and high-end, the problem in china, too, at the moment, is there financial instability risk their? think theshiller: i times we live in encourage upper and home prices in world centers . that is, people are fleeing something or other. are stable,london and i think the high-end housing market is not what we are reporting on in the shiller data today. von

( cheers and applause ) jon, did you watch that? >> jon: no, i went to catch up on "the revenant." ( laughter ) >> stephen: they're very similar. they're very similar. speaking of incredibly rich don't know why, donald trump. marco rubio has being going hard after donald trump, even making fun of donald's small hands. and here's the thing, i didn't have a show on friday, so it's been four days since trump made his response in the debate. but i don't care, because this is what i do for a living, and there's no way in ( bleep ) i'm going to let an entire election go by without talking about this: >> he hit my hands. nobody has ever hit my hands. i have never heard of this. look at those hands. are they small hands? and, he referred to my hands-- if they are small, something else must be small. i guarantee you there's no problem. i guarantee you. >> stephen: he guarantees. he guarantees you, if elected, he'll make sure the republicans are the party o-- ( laughs ) ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) and i'm sure-- and i'm sure it's tru

jon: big day in politics. detroit has become something of a poster child for urban decay and job loss. now the city and the rest of michigan avenue kind of problem. too many job openings with no one to fill them no one qualified that is. they are the source of jobs that require specialized training. mike tilden live in the motor city with that side of the story. mike? >> don't be distracted by this beautiful theater as we talk about labor but as you mentioned, the problems in michigan is not people looking for work. it's worth looking for people but the catch is skilled labor. construction and technology right now are booming here in michigan but there's been flight out of michigan particularly after 2008 with the downturn. couple that with the fact that high school grads go to college and don't think about trade so michigan is at a loss for skilled labor. everything from it to nurses and welders. as it relates to construction projects, the skills gap as it's called ultimately slows projects and make them cost

hello, i'm jon scott . jenna: and i'm jenna leeperiod every day feels like a small piece of history that rings true for me. jon: you have a big deadline looming. jenna: 100 delegates at stake tuesday, that's where we are looking forward to march 15 in those contests that could make or break the two campaigns we are watching senator marco rubio and john kasich both needing to win in florida and ohio. those states are winner take all of your victories would move them closer to the with frontrunners donald trump and ted cruz. democrats getting ready to face-off tonight in florida. john? >> good morning people i know it seems like i say this every time but this could be there most significant debate so far this primary season. candidates getting their final arguments before a primary tuesday to dramatically alter the state of this race in florida. donald trump hold a commanding lead over marco rubio in the latest polls but ever the lightning rod for controversy, trump was back in the headlines today for an answ

jon, you sound terrific on that piano tonight. >> jon: thank you.>> stephen: you know, i've often thought-- i've often thought that if i could play a musical instrument, i would. ( laughter ) >> jon: what if i told you i could teach you to play, in nine easy steps? >> stephen: well then, i'd say, whaaaa?! i'd love to see that! >> jon: hello, students! i'm jon batiste. welcome to piano one-oh-fun! ♪ ♪ today i'm going to teach you to play piano, or as i like to call it, floor-melodica. ( laughter ) lesson one: identifying a piano. a piano has 88 keys, 52 white and 36 black. if your piano has six strings, that's a guitar, my friend. ( laughter ) lesson two: naming your instrument! every piano is unique, so be sure to give yours a special name. i call mine "steinway and sons." ( laughter ) lesson three: caring for your piano. i can't stress this enough-- you've got to keep your piano clean. so before you sit down to play, wash your hands, floss your teeth, vacuum the floor, and pick up one bag of trash from the beach, it's a good cause. lesson four: kno

jon, helen. helen, jon. >> jon: hi. ( applause ) ( cheers ) >> jon: she got me.> >> stephen: how much different is that from acting? >> it's exactly the same! you're so right. >> stephen: yeah. t began. i never thought of that. >> stephen: helen mirren, thank you so much for being here. it was an absolute pleasure to meet you. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> stephen: "eye in the sky" opens this friday. helen mirren, everybody. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ there is a dangerous instinct that lives within you. you like chaos. and in these times, we need that. we need you to rush in, when everyone else is running away. introducing the jeep renegade, dawn of justice special edition. ♪ tcha gonna do when you get outta here? ♪ ♪ i'm gonna have some fun! ♪ ♪ what do you consider fun? ♪ ♪ fun, natural fun! ♪ yeah, we rocking right now. ♪ ♪ there's a party over here. ♪ ♪ hey, i'm in heaven. ♪ the flame is out..