he's like, "shoemaker told me there was two audiences. [ laughter ] >> seth: shoemaker told me, "i'mthat nomination too. that nomination is going to cause problems around here >> seth: what thought, for alex? >> yeah. >> seth: shoemaker is going to be so mad. [ laughter ] like by the way, he said, "i should get it. i'm like, "you're not a director." >> right and he's like, he goes, at one point he grabbed my arm really hard i'm like, "ow. you know, like, "hey i thought it was a bit." and i'm like, "ow. he goes, "i'm the emmys. i go, "you're the emmys? he goes, "i'm the emmys. >> seth: he does crazy stuff like that all the time >> he's like -- "i am legend." >> seth: yeah. >> he's like, "i am legend." >> seth: and he told us all he was the mayor. he goes, "i'm -- i won mayor." >> what? >> seth: "like, for new york?" he said, "yeah yeah, right choice." but he's like "i'm the mayor now. >> and everyone's going to go, "okay. >> seth: yeah. >> "you're the mayor." like slowly back out of the room >> seth: but then he keeps it up all day. he does calls where he's, like, pretending to be the

. >> reporter: shoemaker is in this simulator prepa for super sonic speed. the simulator for this, the x speed one built by the company. blake shoel is the ceo. >> our ultimate goal is high speed flight for everybody. the company says it will travel up to 1300 miles per hour at 60,000 feet. that means a flight from new york to london could take 3.5 hours instead of 6.5. san francisco to tokyo could be done as 6 hours and instead of 10. >> our goal is to complete all that rigorous safety testing and be ready to carry our first pass swr swr passengers in 2029. >> reporter: with tickets costing $12,000, airlines struggle to find enough customers and shutdown service in 2003. boom plans to offer seats starting at $5,000. super sonic travel is loud and can only be done over oceans. but boom says its engines will be quiter. the company hopes to get approval to fly over land and offers mock speed on domestic flights. michelle medina, cbs news, los angeles. that's the over night news on this wednesday, be sure to check back later for cbs mornings, reporting from the

shoemaker pricing at $24. it's a 50% right now. you can see 35.94.ny is backed by roger federer, tennis superstar. one of the greatest tennis players of all time. we will be talking to the ceo of the newly traded shoemaker in the next hour. let's talk about safely returning to schools and offices. so many of us are doing it or hoping our kids do. services like cleaning and facilities management are huge part of that. abm industries is a provider of those services and recently reported earnings that beat on the bottom and the top line. they raised their guidance for the year. joining us is the president and ceo. how much work do you have now than you had in the same period as 2019? >> thanks for having me. that is the good news. we reported double growth on the top line. aviation was up over 50% from this time last year which is a really good sign and momentum that people are feeling safer traveling and being in airports. we have our enhanced clean product which goes a. amanda: obviously the pandemic changed a lot for a lot of people. i think it chang

trickier than you think, shoemaker, to say, "ex back.al fast, go >> ex back >> seth: lisa -- [ laughter ] here it is in a sentence "lisa dumped chad in front of the whole school and he tried to save face by screaming, "just wait until our 20 year class reunion. this is going to be a bennifer situation. next up, we have "kanye. this is "the student who takes a really long time to finish assignment." here it is in a sentence "we're graduating in spring, but jenna's still putting the finishing touches on her final english essay from sophomore year girls gone full kanye. next up, we have "grungebob squarepants. this is "when a dork suddenly tries -- tries a new look. here it is in a sentence "when did eugene start dressing like kurt cobain it's not like wer're going to forget you're in show choir, grungebob. so i guess teens -- cool teens are now dressing like kurt cobain. it's not like we're gonna forget you're in show choir, grungebob. so, i guess, teens -- cool teens are now dressing like kurt cobain. or 45-year-old men are writing this p

. >> reporter: thomas shoemaker is the president of disney theatrical. >> broadway has survived all sorts of stuff. i'm not worried about the long-term, i'm focused on the short-term and doing everything i can to make sure that not just disney thoubut the whole system growing and back. >> reporter: this weekend, new york, new york -- ♪ new york new york ♪ >> reporter: "hamilton." ♪ take a shot take a shot ♪ >> reporter: and "wicked." ♪ i know about popular ♪ >> reporter: also welcoming audiences back hours before reopening night, we caught up with lin-manuel miranda, the "hamilton" impresario, julie taymor, director of "the lion king," and steven schwartz, director of "wicked." >> i can't wait to bring my kids back to see glenda say -- >> it's good to see me, isn't it? >> and then, you know, at our show, i think it's going to be so electric. these actors have been waiting for their last collaborator, and the last collaborator is you. >> i'm excited for all the people in the audience who have never seen theater. i say people, because they might be little

a future "avenger," according to shoemaker. that's a shoemaker pick.nd he is a grammy, acm and cma award-winner, whose latest album, "starting over" is out now. we'll have music from chris -- oh, this is the actual -- guys -- guys this is not - [ laughter ] i literally thought this was now, this is on chris stapleton. but this is his album and i do want to give him my apologies. this is what it all ways looks like [ laughter ] and then today i was like, "oh, look at that now they're going to write what it is on the card for me. [ laughter ] this is a new way of doing things." oh, no, i'm sorry, chris [ laughter ] guys, chris stapleton, he's great. he's got a new album, "starting over." it's out now he worked a lot on the songs and didn't have any time to work on the album cover. [ laughter ] before we get to all that, as the u.s. scrambles to withdraw from afghanistan and complete the evacuation, the same republicans who supported donald trump's deal with the taliban to withdraw are now shamelessly piling on and trying to erase history for more on this

>> yeah, shoemaker >> seth: there you go.ct strangers" stream wednesdays on hulu we'll be right back with more "late night. ♪ ♪ >> seth: i want to thank my guests, john mulaney and regina hall. [ applause ] i want to thank fred armisen and the 8g band. stay safe. get vaccinated we love you. ♪ ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, following breaking news in southern california. not just the shaking, these flames have a lot of people

now do your little show. >> seth: okay, i will. [ light laughter ] shoemaker, will you walk me to my laughter ] desantis really knows how to boil your blood, which is a bummer, because florida usually conjures up feelings of vacation and relaxation -- or the very least, you know, gators on meth benders. their governor should be one of those old guys who grows a ponytail to make up for going bald, and has a platinum membership at tommy bahama but, somehow, they ended up with this comic book henchman whenever this guy says something, it just brings out the new yorker in me i have the same reaction to desantis that i do when i see a guy double park his bmw in a fire lane outside a duane reade. i'm just like, "this [ bleep ] guy. >> i was just running in for a monster energy that's a problem >> seth: what? >> i was double parked because i was running in for a monster energy is that a problem? >> seth: no, that's your right as an american seriously, like, maybe bring your pepper spray, too [ light laughter ] anyway, back to ron desantis you're blaming the federal government for not ending

in just a few months, bill shoemaker will trade in a simulator for this, the xp 1, built by the company boom supersonic. after it is tested, boom will start building a larger passenger plane called the overture. the company says it will travel up to 1300 miles per hour, and 60,000 feet. >> our goal is to complete all of the rigorous safety testing, and be ready ever for his passengers safely in 2029. >> i do believe the faa will be extremely cautious in the approval of a product like this , and rightfully so. >> united airlines is on board, and says it will by 15 of the planes once safety requirements are met. united hopes to start taking them to the skies in 2029. >>> fuel finally running on empty. the response from a you any leader after the last country stopped pumping the toxic fuel. >>> coming up all new at 7:00, another side effect of the pandemic -- low income college students forced to decide if they can stay in school. >> i know a lot of friends that dropped out due to the pandemic. >> i knew i >>> it is the end of the road for leaded gasoline. even though the highly toxic fuel

of the 25,000 jobs open in the u.s., 3500 are in the largest shoemaker in the world is suffering from the pandemic crunch. nike reporting revenue in the most recent quarter was $12.25 billion. mikey executive safety reason is they are getting issues getting shoes out of factors. let's look at the new york stock exchange. we are starting down about 25 points. reggie: jury deliberations in the r. kelly trial are expected to begin. the superstar is facing charges including sex trafficking and racketeering. kelly led a criminal enterprise and allegedly physically abused women. witnesses say then never saw him mistreat women. he faces decades in prison. new britney spears's, the new york times presents "framing britney spears." it features forward about how the conservatorship worked, including surveillance to monitor her life. that includes insiders. george s s s s the co-creators behind "controlling britney spears" regarding what they learned about black box security. >> when jamie was made for conservator, he was given the authority to hire security for brittany and no one knew what the

. >> seth: first of all, if a button like that existed, shoemaker would have it for me, because he isower hungry - [ laughter ] second, how psyched do you think secretary of state antony blinken was, not even a month after the afghanistan withdrawal, to get to field questions about a non-existent mute button? what's next? "now, secretary blinken, i want to ask you about the americans still trying to leave afghanistan, but before i do, does the president tape pictures of naked ladies on the inside of his aviators?" also, any time you find yourself on the same page as brian kilmeade, that's a hint you're doing it wrong. it's like looking over during the s.a.ts and realizing you have the same answers as the kid who has to sing the bunny rabbit song to tie his shoes. "psst, do you have the answers written on your hand?" "oh, no, that's just 's.a.t.,' so i don't forget what test i'm taking." this is what the right is talking about, rather than actual policy. and that's because biden's covid policies are fairly popular with a majority of americans. including his newly announced vaccine mand

[ laughter ] yeah, see, shoemaker in this bit, when rudy hears -- rudy hears the police he thinks theat he's mimicking trump's covid response as cases and hospitalizations reach new records. he's downplaying the threat and refusing basic mitigation efforts that would help keep people safe. it's exactly what trump did. and now they're just flagrantly lying about it and trying to rewrite history. basically their attitude is -- >> i can say anything i want on fox. >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ we'll be right back with cecily strong. ♪ >> announcer: for more of seth's "closer looks" be sure to subscribe to "late night" on youtube. welcome to allstate. (phone notification) where we've just lowered our auto rates. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and savings like that will have you jumping for joy. now, get new lower auto rates with allstate. because better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. give every morning a fresh start with a jimmy dean delights breakfast. they're chock-full of protein and ingredients you want. from wrap

i did a standing monologue for about a year, and never figured out where my hands go, and then shoemakerd, "you know where they go? on a desk. [ laughter ] we shouldn't be running elections on a system that is older than the cyclone the cyclone doesn't even have any loops or twists, just missing planks of wood the thrill comes from seeing your life flash before your eyes before you get on a priest administers last rites but it's not a real priest, it's just like a high school sophomore on summer vacation all though, i guess it makes sense, california's electoral system is as complicated as their highway system one time, i was trying to get from burbank to santa monica, and my gps killed itself >> i can't do this anymore [ laughter ] >> seth: why is every electoral system in this country so backwards and insane gerrymandering, the electoral college, recalls why can't there just be a winner who gets the most votes and that's it? why is it easier to vote in "america's got talent" than it is to vote in america? if doritos chose their flavors this way, the top seller would be cilantro and cau

shoemakers are under pressure after micron delivers a disappointing forecast.tails of that story and implications for the broader chips place. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: the debt may be back. your escape -- euro 600 gaining. solid gains on the dax as well. we saw concerns filtering through the markets yesterday around yields and inflation. this is the picture. 23 minutes into the trading day. let's focus on the corporate story. micron falling in late trading yesterday after slowing demand from pc makers hurt its forecast. the largest u.s. memory chip manufacturer expects sales to be 7.65 billion dollars. that's 900 million dollars less than forecast. the slide has spread through to of three memory check -- chipmakers. joining us now is debbie wu. why did the forecast the point so substantially? debbie: it's not because of weakening demand per se. it's more because some of the pc makers are struggling to get other types of chips. this is a short-term issue. the situation will revert when shortages ease in the coming months. francine: how is mike rounds forecast i

. ♪ >>> the post labor day ipo market is here one of the first names out is swiss shoemaker on and pricedady raised proposed range cofounder and co-executive chairman the team is running a 5 k this morning >> good morning. we brought a few runners to run with us today. >> first, i thought you were running from the battery to the nyse but you are doing a full 5 k, right >> we are probably going to take some turns we are excited to ring that bell together with our community. >> you operated in stealth mode for some time. it is nich what is it about on shoes that has people so fefr enter about the brand we've been working on the performance to sustainability. it has turned into a movement of millions and become one of the fastest growth brands. >> i've seen over 10% annual growth rate. where is it at the end of the cycle, where is it over the last year or two? >> we continue to grow 85% from last year. for us, it is important we are reaching the community and runners around the world on has been from the very beginning a very global brand. we are resonating with consumers. actually north ame