tonight -- mark ruffalo, from "fresh off the boat" constance wu, and it's mashup monday with music from color me bradd. withth cleto a the cletotones. and new now, mark my words, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the thanks for coming. i will say that we have a big night t of candy and craying in store for you tonight. it's very good to have y here. any of you show up an hour early because of daylight savings time? yesterday. this is the good one where it goes an hour back, not the terrible nightmare one that ruins our lives. i've found that i spend that extra hour trying to figure out how to reset the time on the microwave and my alarm clock by the bed, the clock in my car. what is it with the clock in the car? why does my car know how to get to san diego but doesn't know what time it is? shouldn't that be automatic? and now it's going to be dark by lunch time. why do we go along with this every year? daylight saving is one of those things we do for no reason. membership, it makes no sense. here on thurs

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his guests tonight, mark ruffalo, and music mash-up from "color me bradd." "action news" team i'm jim gardner. good night. ♪ >>> and now abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >>> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- mark ruffalo, from "fresh off the boat" constance wu, and it's mashup monday with music from color me bradd. with cleto and the cletones. and new now, mark my words, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [

. >> jimmy: the great stanley tucci and mark ruffalo. he was great in the movie. i don't want to leave anybody out. michael keaton was fantastic also. are you of the age that working with michael keaton is like the >> are you kidding me? i literally crapped my pants. i was so nervous working with him. but i -- because i watched him growing up. >> jimmy: of course, yeah. >> i had a very uncomfortable moment with him. >> jimmy: you did? please share it with us. >> so funny you would ask that. i was -- we were rehearsing and i was gogog to -- he said, why don't you walk me home? so i said sure. god, michael keaton, yeah. we're walking. hey, it's so amazing this kind ofenaissance that you're he's like, what renaissance? well, you know, this kind of like -- this -- uh, this kind of comeback you're having, it's amazing. he's like, comeback? i never knew i left. i had ten more blocks of this. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: your balls busted by betelgeuse. it's wonderful to have you here. "spotlight" opens in theaters friday. we'll be right back! >> dicky:

and i just want to say, "so am i." >> tonight, stephen welcomes mark ruffalo. john cleese. and lord of the dance michael flately. featuring jon batiste and stay and now it's time for "the late show with stephen colbert"! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: mmm! mmm! oh! wooo! fridays, fridays, fridays, fridays. thanks so much. thanks, folks. i hope you're feeling good because i am feeling great tonight, despite the fact that it is fridays the 13th. a lot of people say this day is unlucky, but superstitions have no effect on me because i have a lucky penny. ( laughter ) best 200 bucks i ever spent. speaking of things that are copper-colored, donald trump. ( laughter ) ( applause ) lately, mr. trump here has been lead in the polls over retired neurosurgeon and "guy who sits next to you in an otherwise empty theater," ben carson. evidently, people have been looking at trump and thinking, "maybe we shouldn't elect a man who shouts crazy things. maybe we should elect a man who whispers crazy things." ( laughter ) ( applause ) the latest-- this is true-- the latest national mclat

tonight -- mark ruffalo, from "fresh off the boat" consnsnce wu, and it's mashup monday with music from color me bradd. with cleto and the cletones. and new now, mark my words, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for coming. i will say that we have a big night of candy and craying in store for you tonight. it's very good to have you here. any of you show up an hour early because of daylight savings time? daylight s sings time ended yesterday. this is the good one where it goes an hour back, not the terrible nightmare one that ruins our lives. i've found that i spend that extra hour trying to figure out how to reset the time on the microwave and my alarm clock by the bed, the clock in my car. what is it with the clock in the car? why does my car know how to get to san diego but doesn't know what time it is? shouldn't that be automatic? and now it's going to be dark by lunch time. why do we go along with this every year? daylight saving is one of those things we do for no reason. like signing

tonight -- mark ruffalo, from "fresh off the boat" constance wu, and it's mashup monday with music from color me bradd. with cleto and the cletones. and new now, mark my words, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪

amy: mark ruffalo, joyce carol oates am a they have all come out in support of tarantino.o you join that list? >> absolutely. it is not just tarantino, it is about the other people that were there in a 24th. it is not just being someone in the entertainment business does not give you more right than anyone else to speak, and it's really doesn't give you less right. the way the police authority figures are speaking against tarantino is by making a relevant judgments about his movies -- air relevant judgment about his movies. and that will work with a certain part of the population, who likes to think, well, everything done in the movie business is solomon gomorrah and these people should not be allowed to speak and so forth. i don't think anything i say on this program today is going to be a problem for me as far as a big reaction because i am not, see myw, i mean, people movies, fortunately, but it is not like when "lord of the rings" came out and i was more in the news along with the rest of the cast. those movies were a box office phenomenon. attacked mercifully and slan

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tonight -- mark ruffalo, from "fresh off the boat" constance wu, and it's mashup monday with music fromo and the cletones. and new now, mark my words, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪

he welcomes act mark ruffalo, john cleese and michael flatly. 11:35 show >> tonight the democratic presidentialandidates are preparing for their debate here on cbs3 tomorrow. crews are putting the final touches on the stage at drake university in desmoines, iowa and that's where front runner hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley will face off for the second time this campaign season. cbs face the nation host john dickerson will moderate. again you can watch that democratic debate tomorrow night it starts at 9:00 right here on cbs3. >>> a special honor for late 60 minutes correspondent ed bradl bradley. stretch of road in philadelphia is being renamed for the legendary newsman. a portion of city avenue between monument road and presidential boulevard will be dedicate tomorrow as ed bradley way. bradley grew up in philadelphia and went on to a storied career in journalism earning 19 emmys. bradley passed away in 2006. >> chaney university's own. >> anticipating is building i got a chance to sit down with rocky himself. sylvester stallone as he prepares to release the latest chapter

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mccarthy, journalists walter robinson, sacha pfeiffer,michael rezendez, and actors michael keaton and mark ruffalodid they do the right job? did they capture what happened? walter: it's scary. they got us. they nailed us. the story is what appears on film. the reporting, all of the stumbling in the dark, the wandering, the arguments come and eventually, the story we got to because it was so important. they got it. charlie: they got it. what does it say about journalism, this story of "spotlight"? walter: it's a reminder the press is so important in our society that for reporters, there are lots of the victimized populations around who have no voice. that price is slowly disappearing right in front of all of us. there hasn't been a great public cry of alarm about it. charlie: your reaction to the film? and you? michael: i thought it was a stunning the way they capture the substance of the film. it's surprising it actually got made and that it's really good. charlie: it captures the drama of the moment. michael: it really does. it captures the importance of what we did, the way we lived our lives. s

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. >> reporter: mark ruffalo, brian darcy james and rachel mcadams play reporters all based on real characters who actually broke this story. >> i am here because i care. we're going to tole this story and tell it right. >> reporter: michael keaton co- stars as the editor. >> guys listennd is going to be interested in -- everybody is going to be interested in this. >> reporter: leave viabler is their boss. >> show me this came from the top down. >> reporter: it's a tribute to the work of everyone involved. the methodical digging of investigative journalism, the work necessary to bring the story to light. makes for such an exciting film. it's the whole country. the whole world. >> reporter: more than a decade and a half has passed since the conspiracy of silence ended and the catholic church instituted reforms to try and prevent such abuse in the future. to watch how spotlight helped make that happen, is to watch the best film about journalism since all the presidents' men. >> are you not or have you ever been a member of the communist party? >> dalton trumbo was the highest paid writer in holl

investigation into sexual abuse in the catholic church, this is a movie you'll definitely want mark ruffalo, rachel mcadams, the cast is extraordinary, and if you want to get a jump start on movies that will be nominated for os characters got to the see this one. >> just watched it last night. it is riveting. the power of good journalism. okay. let's move on to the 7th, if it's saturday night it's donald trump on "saturday night live" on the 7th. >> absolutely. hillary clinton was on the season premiere and he's not like i'm not doing the segment, i'm doing the whole show and that's donald trump, that's what he was on last time years ago, but he's going to be hosting and he is going to be the musical guest so the cast member who plays trump gets the week off. no word on which "snl" cast member will play his hair. >> trump about a decade ago, a great episode. >> that's crazy. >> friday the 13th, new music from one direction and a new album. >> one d and the first time without zane, oh, my good and the last album before they take their extended hiatus which a lot of people think they are brea

uncovers a secret sinister also opening, spotlight starring michael keaton and mark ruffalo follows the story of the "boston globe" investigation into the catholic church child sexual abuse scandal in boston and another real life story opens this weekend. it's trumbo starring brian cranston about a hollywood screenwriter dalton trumbo who was blacklisted because he was a communist in the 1940s. >> it's not that crazy. look at me. >> and charlie brown snoopy lucy the entire gang hits the big screen in the peanuts movie. guess which one i'll be seeing. [ laughter ] >> i don't know. >> yeah. >>> one woman's marathon finish has received thousands of views. and this is not your ordinary run. why a long island grandmother into an inspiration. >> and daniel murphy helped to lead the mets into the world him? big move today that affects his future. blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale is back... plus 1! woo-hoo! right now buy one get one at half price throughout the entire store. blinds. shades. sunscreens. the entire store! hey, any excuse for a party. and big savings. blinds to go. blinds for

. >> reporter: mark ruffalo plays one of the real journalists who broke the n story. >> the movie is remarkable. it really portrays the drudgery of investigative reporting and somehow makes it stating. >> reporter: the premy -- exciting. >> reporter: the premiere brought the actors together with the reporters and editors they play in "spot lite." thinking he's probably looking at ply and going why is ray donovan playing me? >> reporter: rachel mcadams plays the lone female of the group. >> we're going to tell this story, we're going to tell it right. >> she is doing mannerisms that i didn't know i had. >> reporter: the movie is most poignant for those who survived abuse. >> when you're a poor kid from a poor family and priest pays attention to you, it's big deal. how do you say no to god? >> i cried. >> i think it was a sense of relief and a sense of triumph and accomplishment. >> reporter: the archbishop of boston told the globe just last week the events depicted in spotlight were a quote very painful time in church history adding the archdiocese of boston is fully and completely co

>> reporter: the film has an ensemble cast that includes michael keaton, mark ruffalo and rachel mcadamssely follows the "globe's" investigative "spotlight" team as it slowly unwinds the story, including the actions of a priest named paul geoghan, implicated in many abuse cases, and his ultimate superior, cardinal bernard law, then the very prominent leader of the catholic church in boston. the "spotlight" reporters culled 18 years of church directories to track over 900 active and retired priests. the team then created a database which allowed it to match a target list of 100 priests with allegations of abuse. they homed in on priests who had been moved from a parish, sent on sick leave or otherwise removed from active service and left "unassigned." in 2002, the newshour talked to walter robinson, who headed up the "spotlight" unit. >> the documents to me were breathtaking in the extent to which they knew the cordiality of the correspondence between the cardinal and father geoghan and the other bishops and father geoghan. here's a fellow who they knew was accused of and had committed th

now, you are played by mark ruffalo in the film?you found out this is who had been cast to play you? >> yeah, i couldn't have been happier. i followed mark's career more or less. i've seen a lot of his movies. and i thought, from the beginning, the guy was going to be an ideal choice. i couldn't believe it, really. >> and i just couldn't believe that it was happening. i never played that game of who would be you in a movie, because it seemed beyond the realm of possibility. >> seth: and it's great. for those who don't know, obviously, this is the story that you were uncovering, "spotlight" was uncovering was this catholic abuse scandal and the cover-up and 70 priests, basically in the first story you wrote. and how much did the actors want to talk to you about the work you did through that process? >> that was an amazing part of this is that last summer we spent so much time with our actors. my first phone call with rachel was an hour and a half long. she wanted to know how long were my fingernails in 2001. did i cook dinner with my

>> rose: joining me director and co-screenwriter tom mccarthy, actors michael keaton and mark ruffalo and "spotlight" editors sacha pfeiffer and michael rezendes. i am pleased to have them at this table. did they capture what happened? >> it's scary. they us. they nailed us. the story as we developed it is what appears on the film. the reporting, the stumbling around in the dark, wandering, arguments amongst us and the story we got to because it was so important. >> they got it? yeah. >> rose: what does it say about journalism, this story of "spotlight," at it's best? >> it's a reminder that the press is so important in our society that but for reporters already lots of victimized populations around who have no voice, and that press is slowly disappearing right in front of all of us, and there hasn't been a great public cry of alarm about it. >> rose: about the disappearance of that kind of investigative reporting? >> that's correct. >> rose: yeah. your reaction to the film? >> i thought it was stunning the way they captured the stanc sube of what we did. >> rose: surprised? yeah, i w

i would say michael keaton, mark ruffalo and it's a real-life story. it keeps you on the edge of your seat and you're crying at the end. it's one of the best movies ever made about journalists in my opinion. i think you have to see itit real quick befororwe , the best holiday movies for kids? >> "the good dinosaur" comes out this weekend, it's a pixar movie. it's sweet and simple, not as brainy as "inside out." and there's a new alvin and the chipmunks movie on the way too. >>> they are the real-life family behind dork diaries. are entertaining and inspiring it's not unusual i'm sorry. >>> the dork diaries is a b bk that is inspiring girls around the world to embrace their inner nerd, including my very own margo. the newest novel debuted last month. they also make the usa today list. in print worldwide. "dork diaries" is published by simon and schuster. here's the family behind the phenomenon. >> that's for sara. >> reporter:r:achel renee russell and her daughters, erin and nikki, calm themselves team dork and they have millions of tweens wrapped aroun

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