stephen. >> stephen: good to see you, jon. >> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: thank you very much. ( cheers ) what lovely people. please, have a seat. you're too kind. that's a friday audience right there, my friend. >> jon: a friday crowd right there. >> stephen: they're on fire. gasoline-- somebody light a match. ladies and gentlemen welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) as i said-- friday. it's only on a friday. as i said it is friday. it is the end of a rough week. but don't worry, if you're demoralized by this white house, you're not alone. so is the white house. ( laughter ) according to "the new york times," "burned-out aides are eyeing the exits, as the mood in the white house is one of numbness and resignation." you think it's better out here? ( laughter ) "numbness" and "resignation" are my two favorite mixers. ( cheers and applause ) mmmm. mmmm. oooh. gotta say, the numbness really makes that go down smooth. ( laughter ) tons of people at the white house are ready to bolt, including trump's ch

james. >> stephen: yeah.thing-- scott here wrote a 1995 book, titled "the pink swastika," in which he asserted that the nazi party was controlled by "militaristic" homosexuals." well, that's a new one to blame on the gays. jim, let's add it to the big board. ( ding ) so? se ap plreally, ausolo? happy pride month, everybody. in truth, the nazis sent homosexuals to, let's say, summer camps. but lively says he wrote the book because he wanted the world to know that when people compare him to a nazi, because of his homophobia, they're getting their history wrong. >> stephen: wait, hold on. let me see if i've got this straight. do you take offense to being called a nazi because you think it makes you sound gay and you're not? that's like saying, "don't call me hitler! i have a greta or is it that if some nazis were gay that means you being called a nazi for being antigay is being unfair to the nazis? i just want to get this right. i'd hate to accuse nazis of being intolerant. at least lively admits that some of hi

>> a little bit. >> stephen: oky. >> yeah, a little bit. >> stephen: yeah. >> yeah. >> stephen: is there you to clench when you're in the plane. ( laughter ). >> stephen: what part? ( laughter ). >> it's like-- it's a full core clench. >> stephen: you take that breath and ( sucking in air ) that thing? >> you keep the blood in your head so you don't pass out. >> stephen: exactly. and they have the suits that squeeze you down. >> yes, you've seen these. >> stephen: i went up with the thunderbirds. i'll still waiting to think it was a good idea. did you always want to be a journalist? >> no. >> stephen: you didn't? >> no. >> stephen: what did you want to do before this? >> dentistry. ( laughter ) yeah. >> stephen: you're a wild man. ( laughter ) what was it about dentistry that appealed to you? because you didn't want to make toys in sant's workshop anymore? >> uhm... ( applause ) >> stephen: cartoon, santa is coming to town. my urchg dispel grandfather wer. dentists just outside buffalo, new york. and i always loved the news and loved reading when i was growing up, delivered newspapers. b

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>> stephen: i am, i am.eople are binge watching "the office." >> it's crazy. >> stephen: they watch it over and over again. a whole new generation is discovering it now. >> yeah, it's kind of ridiculous. young kids who weren't alive when it started come up to me in airports and they're like, "ri-da-da-do! and i'm like right on. >> stephen: it was my honor to be brockry rob. >> that's right. >> stephen: i was your nemesis. thank you so much. >> it was an honor to have you. >> stephen: i get compliments on that and i never even got to be in the same room with you when we did it, because it was all done via remote. >> oh, that's right. you've achieved a lot in your career, and i am extremely proud of you. but i think it's fair to say-- ( cheers and applause ) right. >> stephen: my sense is this isn't going to end well. >> but broccoli rob is your crowning achievement you. >> stephen: can't watch this twice. i want to talk about your career. you're from the south and i'm from the south. southern men are consider

stephen! stephen!every morning you. >morning. >> stephen: we get tweet from melania and we don't know where she is jiervetion glad to see that picture of her. i like her. it made me feel good that she was all right. >> stephen: everybody likes her. you're a president, as a president, do you think you could pardon yourself? >> no. ( laughter ) ( applause ). >> stephen: did anybody-- because the president's impeachment lawyer, emmet flood, was your impeachment lawyer. did he bring it up? >> no-- well, he worked, on the team. >> stephen: he worked on the team. >> yeah. >> stephen: sure. i've never met this mr. flood. >> none of us-- none of us ever considered that. one of the things that-- if you look at the way the book opens and you look at the questions you just asked me. >> stephen: yes. >> one of the things that every president has to do, if you're going into a hearing, you're going into a news conference, you do what i didn't do before i did that interview that will i groat youn as my finest hour. c

very small. >> stephen: hey!smells kind of good in here. >> it's not bad. it's boxy. >> stephen: it's like you're playing in the box after christmas morning. it's really nice. >> it's slowly starting to smell like mouth and face, though. >> stephen: do you put anything in your beard to make it smell good? >> they offered me oil but i declined. >> stephen: really? do you not oil your beard? >> i have oiled it in the past. but this time i did not oil my beard. >> stephen: why did you stop oilg it, because it makes it more flammable. >> i do keep an open flame around my face area. >> stephen: really? why do you have an open flame around your face, seth rogen. >> i light a lot of candles. >> stephen: thanks for joining me in the personal space. >> no problem. >> stephen: you don't have to yell in here. shhh. bring it down. bring it down. >> i tend to project. >> stephen: shhh. yeah. obviously, the first question is... >> yeah? >> stephen: and i have to ask this. are you high right now? ( laughter ) ( laughter ) ( app

i'm your host, stephen colbert.ks, it is an historic evening because, as we speak, president trump is meeting with north korean dictator kim jong-un. a scenario that, just a few years ago, would have been unthinkable, because it includes the phrase "president trump." ( laughter ) now, the summit actually started at 9:00 a.m. tuesday morning, singapore time, which is 9:00 p.m. new york time. so they're actually meeting in the future, which finally explains both their haircuts. ( laughter ) so-- i don't know what technology is involved there, but it's not human. so, tensions are high. and the united states is on the precipice of unthinkable international conflict, and that's with canada. ( laughter ) our relations have not been this bad with canada since they stole the word "bacon." canadian bacon is just round ham, you monsters. ( laughter ) now-- you iceholes. now, if you're one of those nerds out there who values the western alliance that has safeguarded democracy for 70 years, it was a tough weekend for you, becau

pfft. >> stephen: wow. i know stormy is an adult film star, but giuliani might be the biggest (bleep) she's ever seen. unpleasant person. unpleasant person. please. unpleasant person. what are they thinking? the moderator tried to moderate the former mayor, but he was having no part of it. >> we have to respect on this stage of women. i'm sorry, i don't respect a porn star the way i respect a career woman. >> stephen: wrong, rudy. stormy is a career woman. she's a director, producer, and actor. plus, she's been a nurse, a secretary, and a lonely step-mom. ( cheers and applause ) okay? very lonely. very lonely. sad. sad, really. then rudy weighed in on why kim jong un came back to the negotiation table. >> we said, "well, we're not going to have a summit under those circumstances." well, kim jong-un got back on his hands and knees and begged for it, which is exactly the position you want to put him in. ( audience reacts ) >> stephen: rudy, are you sure you don't watch porn? ( cheers and applause ) ( piano ri

have you seen his "carpool karaoke" with paul mccartney >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen. >> stephen: thank you. i'm just telling you. james corden is a fine man. he is my friend. did you see his carpool karaoke with paul mccartney. i laughed, i cried, they sang "penny lane" on penny lane! you're an animal. ( laughter ) oh, i'm being told that trump was talking about me. to which i say, no talent? have you seen this? ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers ) ♪ ♪ >> stephen: all these women are pregnant now. ( laughter ) that's how virile that is. but i'll say this: i think he called me "the guy on cbs" because he's afraid to say my name. yeah. this rally was in south carolina, and i am a favorite son of the palmetto state. state flower: yellow jasmine. state dog: boykin spaniel. those people know i love them. that's why he didn't say my name. you say my name three times there, and i appear! yeah, it's actually-- it's actually very hard on my personal life. ( laughter ) i am south carolina to the core. i am a creature made of boiled peanuts and shrimp. you can cut me op

e ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! beautiful. >> stephen: hey, everybody! thai, ladies and gentlemen. welcome, welcome, one and all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. it is-- ( cheers and applause ) you know, i feel the same way about being with you right now. and i don't want to be alone right now, because i got something to say. is listen, if you're on a low-carb diet, you're in luck, because i ain't no way to sugarcoat this. today, justice anthony kennedy announced he's retiring from the supreme court. >> audience: boo! >> stephen: i never thought i'd say this, but you're only 81! they say 81 is the new 79. and don't tell me your mind's going, because i read "bush v. gore" and "citizen's united." you never had one. ( laughter ) this is a seismic political event, because kennedy has been the decisive vote in many cases, and his retirement gives trump the opportunity to fundamentally change the course of the supreme court. and i would not trust trump to fundamentally change the dessert course. oh, we are supremely screwed. i look forward t

stephen, friend. stephen, small, little, feminine man. ( laughter ) >> stephen: thank you. to worry about you advocating for preemptive strikes? >> stephen, i'm a rational man, and reason dictates that whether it's an ayatollah, some rogue king of denmark, or the person taking too long in line at the airport sbarro, you hit them first! biggity-boop-bing-bong-bop-bam! ( laughter ) >> stephen: sorry, ambassador bolton, i just want to make sure i understand what you're saying. are you saying, sir, that you, while you were trying to get lunch, punched a total stranger at-- and i want to make this clear-- you were at an airport sbarro's waiting for your pizza? ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> no, stephen. that would make me look like a crazy person. i took his ear! lunch time, general snowball! here we go. >> stephen: all right, all right, mr. bolton. after talking to you-- and i can't believe i'm saying these words-- i think you might be more unstable than donald trump. >> oh, come on, stephen. i'm not the madman the media and my words and behavior make me out to be. ( l

>> stephen: you look like a hip priest. >> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: thank you very much! thanks, everybody! whoo! ( cheers and applause ) oh, my goodness! ( rim shot ) welcome to "the late show" one and all. i'm your host, stephen colbert. look, how you guys feeling tonight, feeling good? ( cheers and applause ) yes! that reaction right there is why we don't do this show on the mexican border. ( laughter ) so happy down there. because the big story continues to be the trump administration's policy of forcibly separating immigrant children from their parents. and faced with almost universal condemnation from both sides of the political aisle, religious leaders, from the u.n. human right's council-- donald trump took finally took full responsibility for the policy and promised a swift end to this humanitarian disaster. i'm just kidding. ( laughter ) no, he blamed the democrats, tweeting, "the democrats are forcing the breakup of families at the border with their horrible and cruel legislative agenda. any immigration bill must have full fundi

>> stephen: yeah. wisconsin. ( applause ) and i noticed that kellyanne found a way to deliver her alternative facts with a fun little twist. >> there's a lot of snark and bark, this junk and this bunk. the russian collusion, delusion illusion. ( laughter ) >> stephen: oh! oh! wow! kellyanne can rhyme! she's spitting bars faster than mueller can put people behind them. ( laughter ) well, if kellyanne thinks that simple, repetitive rhymes are the best way to get a message across, allow me to respond. kellyanne, you grin n' spin. you stump for trump with your deflecting and protecting. but we all know what you really are: a town crier for the garbage fire, a deceiver-for-hire, and there's no-one slyer. when things are most dire, you conspire to preach to the choir, a denier of our current quagmire. my desire is that you retire before you're fired, because ma'am, you are a liar. we've got a great show for you tonight. mandy moore is here. but when we return, should you dance with your gun? the answer won't

stephen was as well.oon with the spring thaw, about six months after stephen and jennifer's wedding, their relationship grew ice cold. now it was stephen himself who was also feeling rejected, kicked out of that family circle. >> stephen was hurt and discouraged. i don't know if he thought that was just a stage that she would go through while she was pregnant, a hormonal thing. somehow he could make things better and get them back on track. >> it didn't get better. instead the relationship flu off the rails after the baby was born in june 2007, a girl named sydney. >> it was like jennifer wanted her family and her to be part of sydney's life, but didn't want anybody else to be part of it. stephen said, i barely even get to see sydney. when i get home, jennifer goes down to her mom's house with grandma shirley and auld of them. he said she even bathes sydney down there and everything, brings her home at 9:30, 10:00 and time to go to bed and gets up the next morning and starts the routine over again. >> ste

>> stephen: okay. oh, boy. >> stephen: okay. rants with a new tweet rant. ( laughter ) >> yes. >>stephe source, president lonely, angry. >> i know that to be true when he first moved in. >> stephen: okay. and president gets two scoops of ice cream, everyone else one. >> that's true. true! >> stephen: they're all true. i got most of 'em! except for one. >> stephen: one. "cnn tonight" airs weeknights on cnn. don lemon, everybody! when we come back, i take a trip to "central" jersey. fit exists. stick around. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ♪ a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels right until the day you leave. ♪ add-on advantage. discounted hotel rates when you add on to your trip. only when you book with expedia. is it to carry cargo... greatness of an suv? or to carry on a legacy? its show of strength... or its sign of intelligence? in cro

>> stephen: because it's cute? that's good! >> stephen: delicious.: or rock out. exactly. and then my husband does this thing where, whenever -- because aim worier, so i say things like, i'm afraid if we drive too late we might get in a car accident. he always does this, he goes -- whistles -- and grabs his testicles. ( laughter ) yep. >> stephen: why does he do that? >> i think a lot of italians do it. >> stephen: it's a thing? it's a thing. and i don't know what the whistling is, and then this. >> stephen: the whistling comes before not after. >> well, kind of at the same time. he's annoyed at me when he does it. he does this, because he can't go on without doing that because then we might get in a car accident. >> stephen: you've hexed yourself. >> basically, he's saving our lives. >> stephen: by clumping his crotch. i hope you thank him. >> every time. >> stephen: thank you so much for that. ( laughter ) you learn something new every day. yes. i heard you were sort of a shakespeare geek when you were a kid. >> i still am. respect that. what is fi

i'm stephen colbert. and i'm legally blind. ( laughter ) you know, you're not going to believe this, but donald trump is in the news. the administration is still dealing with the fallout from trump announcing that the u.s. will be pulling out of the iran deal. it's trump's biggest pulling out blunder since eric. ( audience reacts ) ( laughter and applause ) and president trump spent the day complaining on twitter about leaks inside the white house, because we all know trump prefers his leaks in russian hotel rooms. ( laughter and applause ) you get it, stephen? because the president watched two russian prostitutes urinate on a hotel mattress. >> stephen: allegedly. >> right, right, allegedly. it could've been three prostitutes. ( laughter ) >> stephen: we-- we get the idea. >> what a great show we've got for you tonight, folks! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: when i come back, more monologue. >> ooh, how tantalizingly vague. ( band playing ) >> stephen: and "back to the future's" jamie foxx is here. >

have a good night city, it's stephen colbert! er ( band playing ) >> stephen: hey! how are you? ( cheers and applause ) there you go. well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the "late show." i'm stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) we're going on vacation next week, so we won't be able to talk about what's going on in the country. hopefully, there will be still be one when we get back. ( laughter ) but robert mueller could drop at any time -- that's what they're saying -- some time soon, it's going to come out, andeth got the president spooked. so, today, he sent his congressional goon squad to attack his justice department, starting with assistant attorney general and "dad just checking in to see what you girls are gabbin' about," rod rosenstein. rosenstein is mueller's boss, so ohio republican jim jordan laid into him about... something? >> mr. rosenstein, did you threaten staffers on the house intelligent committee? media reports indicate you did. >> media reports are mistaken. >> sometimes, but this is what they said: "having the nation's number one law enforcement office

>> stephen: hello. finally talk to you. >> i am so glad to finally be here. >> stephen: i've wanted to interview you for such a long time. >> i've wanted to be on the show for a long time. >> stephen: we're both sitting in high cotton now. how are you? >> i'm good. thank you. >> stephen: i'm glad to hear it. your birthday was on june 9. >> that is correct. >> stephen: this past saturday. >> that's correct. >> stephen: a, happy birthday, congratulations. ( applause ) mark hamill marked your birthday by sending out this -- fun fact, i've never met this woman. ( laughter ) but you're his mom! >> stephen: i know. >> stephen: you've never met him? how is this possible? >> i'd love to meet him. mark? where are you, i would love to meet you. come over. did he say happy birthday? >> stephen: no. ( laughter ) so maybe you don't want the meet him. ( laughter ) i've spent more time with marc k hammel than you and more time with you than mark has, so it seems i'm the center of the "star wars" universe. >> could be.

(applause) plaws plaws whooo. >> stephen: (applause). >> stephen: thank you, thank you very much. thank you. hello, please have a seat, everybody. welcome to the late show, one and all, i'm your host, stephen colbert. (applause). >> stephen: you're excited, i know why you are excited because today is donald trump's 500th day in office. which means congratulations, we made it to the first trimester of his presidency. but for some reason my nausea hasn't gone away. you know what else isn't going away, the mueller investigation. no matter how hard trump tries. and this morning he added a new wrinkle tweeting as has been stated by numerous legal scholars, i have the absolute right to pardon myself. but why would i do that when i have done nothing wrong. i love riddles. oh, i know this one, it's because if you bring the grain over the river first, the fox will collude with the russians to get the chicken. but why are you bringing it up if you are not going to do it? that's like a surgeon saying it's just a routine appendectomy, also i could kill you at any time. but request would i do

i'm your host, stephen colbert.ald trump is back from his to face-to-face with kim jong-un, and that's a lot of face. ( laughter ) but now he's got to deal with an even greater threat: robert mueller. and i'll tell you all about it in tonight's "cohen corner." tonight the corner is crowded, because there is huge news in the mueller investigation. sources say that ex-trump lawyer michael cohen is likely to cooperate with federal prosecutors. yes, michael cohen is going to sing like a canary, which is ironic, because it's trump that looks like one. ( laughter ) ( applause ) now-- ( cheers and applause ) ( whistling ) the first sign that cohen is about to flip is that his lawyers are "not expected to work with him going forward" and "replacements for the lawyers have not been named." hmm, he should hire my guest tonight, michael avenatti. i hear the last lawyer to go up against him is aboge ( laughter ) and here's its thing-- this is a th must be a s to dona trump, because it comes at a critical time, because sources s

stephen curry! >> mira. >> stephen curry se bajo a saludar a los aficionados. quÉ emociÓn. esto es que seguramente en desfile va a tomar mÁs horas de lo previsto, porque los jugadores van a tomar contacto con la gente. >> la gente estÁ volviendo loca porque steven curry estÁ saludando a sus fanÁticos. la gente esta emocionada, lo estÁn siguiendo, estÁn tratando de dar la mano a toda la gente por la cual esta pasando >> creo que no se lo esperaban en este momento. estaban diciendo que si iban a bajar en algÚn momento, pero quizÁs Él dijo, voy a esperar el momento para sorprenderlos. a nosotros en el estudio sÍ que nos sorprendiÓ, porque se estÁbamos-- porque estÁbamos hablando cuando se bajo. vamos con luz peÑa en unos minutos. pasÓ cerquita de ti por ahÍ stephen curry gritando y dÁndote la mano no lo lograste tocar? >> no, no lo logrÉ tocar. estamos mÁs al sur de esta calle, pero me hubiera encantado, no solamente tocole la mano, pero entrevistarlo . me verÁ encantado hacer un par de preguntas. meto momentos tenemos detrÁs de nosotros a draymond green. aquÍ podemos ver que

stephen, no.that whatever security vehicle the president is entitled to, i am entitled to. it got full court approval, so that's the end of it. now, with respect of lavish hotels, the only hotel that they could say that was a five—star hotel was the hotel room that was used for the signing of the asean accord by ten chiefjustices. so it was already used as a function room. at night, nobody slept in it, so i slept in it. so that doesn't amount to much, stephen, and we got it at a very huge block discount. and the third, with respect to business travel — of course, business travel, stephen, is de rigueurfor someone who is entitled to the same accommodations, because my position is already considered as one of the five highest offices in the country. all right, well, i'm sure the filipino people will be glad you got a special discount on your five—star hotel, so let's not go into that anymore. but let's get to the nub of the issue, and the nub of the issue is this. that, when push came to shove, neve

stephen king, simon & schuster ceo and others. [inaudible conversation] >> one voice can start a trend. it can build a new. it can change the world. one voice is powerful, it's persuasive, it's dangerous. that is why tyrants of authoritarian sensors want to keep some voices from being heard. at penn america, we know the power of one voice. and the importance of protecting every voice. because when one voice is silenced, all voices are threatened. we are in an organization of writers just as a free society expressions free expression of its writers so too must writers safeguard expressions. provocative voices on social media, new voices and publishing, creative voices, those were silenced and imprisoned at penn america, we believe the freedom to write all voices should be heard. we champion great writers, we celebrate emerging writers. we defend those who speak truth and power. we are many voices but to protect your voice and every voice we must speak as one. we are all louder together. [applause] pan america's presidents, jennifer

hello, high, stephen. iam glad hello, high, stephen. i am glad to be with you.t is a pleasure to have you on the programme. i am mindful that, just a month or so ago, you were the chiefjustice of the philippines supreme court. now you are removed from the court, and you are removed from the court, and you are removed from the court, and you are perhaps the most polarising individual in your country today. are you relishing being in the political spotlight? to the contrary, stephen. there is nothing to really be joyful about in my situation. but what is happening right now, with respect to my countrymen, is that they are finding their voices now, and because my situation highlighted many of the structural problems in my country, especially in the area ofjustice, people are saying that there should be greater accountability from every public official. and that means a great dealfor the public official. and that means a great deal for the fight for democracy in my country, stephen. so that's the bright spot there. well, interesting you put it like that, andi intere

when donald trump -- [laughter] -- backed to block stephen king on twitter, stephen didn't cow for aoment, came right back to the pres. declaring him blocked from seeing stephen king's next film. stephen is a champion and personal exemplar of what pen america stands for. the freedom to write. thank you, stephen, for your boundless contributions to writers, to readers and to all of us who believe fear can hold you prisoner, but hope can set you free. [applause] >> i am honored, honored to stand here tonight to present the pen america literary service award to my friend, stephen king. [applause] [applause] >> that is the best introduction i ever had and probably the best one i will ever get. before i go on, i have to tell you one little story. my wife and i live happily in florida. we turned 65 and it is the law. my wife does the big shopping. she is here tonight, she is my inspiration, tabitha king. [applause] >> she does the big shopping. she doesn't trust me to do that but if we are out of toilet paper or something she will send me to the store. i was in publix one day, came around

stephen: to visit their son nico, now buried here. e: stephen: nico martinez was just 18 when he was shot about 50 times while walking along this street near his home in richmond. months later in this special nibin crime lab in contra costa county, investigators matched a gun ditched by a street gang to nico's murder. they also matched it to an earlier violent crime spree that included two other murders, 14 attempted murders, six armed robberies, and a high-profile home invasion. christopher amon: each firearm leaves a unique marking on the shell casing. no two firearms will leave the same marking. stephen: atf special agent christopher amon says this technology has been around for decades, but is now being used in new ways. referred to by its acronym nibin, the technology matches bullet casings from crime scenes to the guns that fired them. christopher: fire in the hole. stephen: but now, agents are using nibin in new ways, matching seemingly separate shootings across jurisdictional lines, solving old, cold, unsolved cases, even preventing new shootings by arresting suspects after m

stephen: can i pursue one other tangent from that? if the democrats win a majority in the house, you will be chairman of the committee. with oversight over impeachment. when you won that spot, there were a number of stories written with the headline that this is the man who would oversee impeachment. democratic activists are demoed -- are anticipating that. what are you telling them heading into the election and parent for next year with your stance on impeachment and any plans on this point? rep. nadler: i think it is much too early to determine whether they're all to be impeachment procedures. the first thing is wait for the mueller investigation and see what he finds. was there active -- did the president participate in a criminal conspiracy or did he not? that is certainly one of the key questions. what about obstruction of justice? much too early for those questions. we have to see what the evidence is in with the special counsel finds. i have also said, and i said this 20 years ago during the clinton administration and i will re

stephen hawking prove that more than anyone.ng is's family watched as his remains were interred in westminster abbey, next to those of sir isaac newton and charles darwin. professor hawking's words set to music are being beamed light yea rs a cross set to music are being beamed light yea rs across space, set to music are being beamed light years across space, towards the nearest blackholes. some of the fundamental questions posed by stephen, are we alone in the universe? how does the universe work? it is absolutely right that his words be in space. it would be appropriate if the first message from earth that was detected by an alien signal station was from stephen. be brave, be determined, ove rco m e stephen. be brave, be determined, overcome the odds. it can be done. some spectacular pictures to share with you now from hawaii, where mount kilauea is continuing to erupt in spectacularfashion. you can see the lava there bubbling out of the ground, and then flowing several kilometres down towards the coast. if you've ever wondere

it wasn't stephen miller.had nothing do with the campaign when donald trump called for a total and complete ban on muslims entering the united states. and stephen miller wasn't calle people on both sides of the charlottesville protest honorable people. so i really think stephen millie bobby brown may be taking on a lot of this issue but i think in this case this is donald trump, this is donald trump putting forward what he believes in, unfortunately. >> ned price, thank you very much for joining us. william cohan, thank you also. i'll tweet out the piece if you're interested. we'll continue monitoring what the president is saying out in las vegas before the nevada republican party. paying attention to what he has to say with regard to immigration and immigration policy if he says anything about the subject, of course, we'll bring those to you live. up next, the duds that certainly were a dud. the backlash, first lady melania trump's jacket choice on her trip to the border with mexico. >>> the first lady's spok

. >> stephen: it's a fantastic festival. >> yes. when i was in high school, we went on a field trip and i remember i thought marco barcelli in richard the iii. i sat in thefront row and i was so attracted to richard iii, which is not a normal thing, i know. >> stephen: no, richard iii says in the opening monologue saying i am so lig the dogs bark -- so ugly the dogs bark at me. >> yeah, but he was sexy. >> stephen: so he was doing a terrible job at richard iii is what you're saying. >> yeah, but he did a great job because he got me interested in

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stephen hawking proved that more than anyone.phen hawking's family watched as his remains were interred in westminster abbey, next to those of charles darwin and sir isaac newton. professor hawking's words set to music are being beamed light yea rs across space, towards the nearest blackhole. some of the fundamental questions posed by stephen — are we alone in the universe? how does the universe work? it is absolutely right that his words be in space. it would be appropriate if the first message from earth that was detected by an alien civilisation was from stephen. be brave, be determined, overcome the odds. it can be done. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @nkem|fejika. and i will be spending the next month tweeting about nigeria winning the world cup. peruse at your peril. the weather this weekend is looking a little hit and miss. in fact, we are expecting some rain, on and off rain across northern parts of the uk. there could even be somer thunder and lightning. but the good news is it is n

stephen hawking proved that more than anyone. >> we have entrusted our broth'r stephen to godmercy. sarah: professor hawking's hemily watched as his remains were placed in t grave between that of isaac newton and charles darwin. in a message, say his family of hope and peace, professor hawking's words set to music are being beamed light years across spe.e to the nearest black h >> the fundamental questions ephen -- are we ale in the universe? how does the universe work? it is absolutely right that his words should be beamed out into the universe. i hope that civilization will receive the message and it will be appropriately the first message from earth to an alien civilization is stephen's. >> be brave, be determined, overcome the odds. it can be done. sarah: sarah campbell, bbc news, westminster abbey. laura:elebrating stephen hawking. er, you can find more on all the day's news at our website. i am laura trevelyan. thanks for watching. >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe yone way to the ws of the day and stay u

also coming up a final farewell the actions of her now in the british physicist stephen hawking's are laid to rest in westminster abbey in london he takes his place alongside giants of science including isaac newton and charles darwin. and to match day two of the world cup continued on friday evening with morocco and iran facing off as they make an unlikely game to advance out of. which of the two sides had a lucky day. i'm sorry kelly a very warm welcome to the program we begin with what is proving to be a stress test for germany's coalition government chancellor angela merkel's authority is being publicly challenged by her interior minister horse example for her position is hanging by a thread after they offer a member of her own conservative bloc and sister party of the c.s.u. said that he wanted to implement a plan under which some migrants would be turned away at the german border merkel has rejected the idea insisting instead on finding a joint european approach. wrangle americans governing coalition has begun to wobble over her refugee policy while her own conservative party th

also coming up a final farewell to the ashes of renowned british physicist stephen hawking are laid to rest in westminster abbey in london he takes his place alongside giants of science isaac newton and charles darwin. and thrills and spills from portugal and spain on day two of the world cup in russia the two powerhouses of group b. went head to head in a rollicking sing love fest with were naldo in a starring role and instinct classic between two all right sides. i'm sara kelly thanks for joining us we begin with what is proving to be a stress test for germany's coalition government chancellor angela merkel's authority is being publicly challenged by her interior minister horst. her position is hanging by a thread after they offer a member of her own conservative bloc and sister party the c.s.u. said that he wanted to implement a plan under which some migrants would be turned away at the german border americal has rejected that idea insisting instead on finding a joint european approach. angela merkel's governing coalition has begun to wobble over her refugee policy while her own con

it is an auto which sails stephen hawking's legacy the years to come emma heywood al-jazeera. these are our top stories u.s. president donald trump has announced a twenty five percent tariff on fifty billion dollars worth of chinese goods it brings the world's two largest economies one step closer to the brink of a trade war china has hit back with its own tariffs of twenty five percent on u.s. goods i spoke with china very happy i actually they were much happier now they may not be as happy today because of what i'm doing with trade you probably i assume it's been announced by now but we're putting tariffs on fifty billion dollars worth of technology and other things because we have to because we've been treated very unfairly but china's been terrific president she's been terrific. contradictory signals about whether president trump will support an immigration bill proposed by house republicans it comes as protesters rally against the administration's policy of separating thousands of migrant children from their parents and putting them in detention facilities. the leaders of

stephen hawking proved that, more than anyone.ains were interred in westminster abbey, next to those of charles darwin and sir isaac newton. in a message of hope and peace, professor hawking's words, set to music, are being beamed light years across space, towards the nearest blackhole. some of the fundamental questions posed by stephen — are we alone in the universe? how does the universe work? it's absolutely right that his words be in space. it would be appropriate if the first message from earth that were detected by an alien civilisation was stephen. be brave, be determined, overcome the odds. it can be done. the eastenders actor leslie grantham, best known as ‘dirty‘ den watts, landlord of the queen vic, has died aged 71. more than 30 million viewers tuned in to watch a christmas day episode in 1986 in which his character handed divorce papers to his on—screen wife, angie. off—screen, grantham's life was also not without controversy. david sillito reports. six little months to live. six tragic, little months, and poor old an

stephen: right. there were judicial decision saying that because the supreme court had never explicitly held that the second amendment does apply to the states until , mcdonald in 2010. so that was another thing the supreme court left unclear for a decade after decade. then it was finally resolved at that point. audience member: hello. thanks for coming tonight. i believe you had alluded to it in the 1968 gun ban, because i was a person who grew up going to school in the 1990's, where it was drummed into the head and i knew it was wrong about the , well-regulated militia very. what would be the best defense -- the well-regulated monition -- the well-regulated militia. what would be the best defense to support that the well-regulated position is just a bunch of citizens defending themselves, and not the military? the historical evidence is clear, that the original colonies and original independent states required all able-bodied males to be in the militia in certain age groups, and they required them

how will you remember yourfriend, professor stephen hawking?etch together for the monty python live shows which is a side of stephen that i think his friends and colleagues knew very well which is that he was very funny. as well as being, clearly, one of the greatest physicists and being buried in the abbey alongside newton and darwin, he was a very passionate, very funny and very passionate about putting science in proper context as part of culture. that may involve doing monty python sketches or it may involve writing books, a brief history of time. that is the key thing for me. i remember his humour. he performed an ad lib with eric idle and this get was that i was going to argue with the words of the galaxy song, a monty python song, and stephen was going to run me over in his wheelchair. he famously displayed displays are like that. and i to him and he said, "i think you are being pedantic." it was a wonderful ad lib which got into the sketch. a brief history of time perhaps made him more famous than his physics. it is a hugely bottom book

stephen hawking proved that, more than anyone.amily watched as his remains were placed in a grave, between that of sir isaac newton and charles darwin. we are all time travellers... in a message of hope and peace, professor hawking's words, set to music, are being beamed light years across space, towards the nearest blackhole. it's always fundamental questions with stephen — are we alone in the universe? how does the universe work? and so it's absolutely right that his words should be beamed out into the universe. it would be appropriate if the first message from earth that were detected by an alien civilisation was stephen. be brave, be determined, overcome the odds. it can be done. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. i'm @nkem|fejika. bye— bye. the weather this weekend is looking a little hit and miss. in fact, we are expecting some rain, on—and—off rain, across northern parts of the uk. there could even be some thunder and lightning. but the good news is it's not going to be like it all th

plus, remembering professor stephen hawking. his voice is beamed live into a black hole as his ashes are interred at westminster abbey. viewers ono to our public television in the u.s. and also around the globe. it was a busy, newsy friday for president trump. he gave gave live and off-the-cuff interviews on the white house lawn as the u.s. announced tariffs of 25% on billions of dollars of chinese goods. within minutes, cha responded in kind. president trump has warned that ch with. will counterp more tariffs. gary o'donoghue has the details. gary: the two biggest economies moved a step closer to a full-blown trade war. .sthis latest round of tariffs covers hundreds of product lines, contending with the administration calls industrially signifi technologies. washington's view, china is stealing itsopntellectual ty and unfairly subsidizing its own industries. the levees range across a number of sectors including aerospace, information and communications, robotics, and cars. the tariffs will be imposed from the sixth of july. pre

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it is an auto which sails stephen hawking's legacy for years to come emma haywood al-jazeera. well as much more in everything we're covering right here al-jazeera dot com is the address. a quick look at the top stories now the trade war between the world's two biggest economies is escalating early a u.s. president announced a twenty five percent tariff on fifty billion dollars worth of chinese goods beijing promised to retaliate quickly and it has imposing a tit for tat tariff of twenty five percent on u.s. goods also worth fifty billion this will take effect from july sixth president trump insists he's protecting the american economy i spoke with china very happy i actually there were much happier now they may not be as happy today because of what i'm doing with trade you probably heard that i assume it's been announced by now but we're putting tariffs on fifty billion dollars worth of technology and other things because we have to because we've been treated very unfairly which has been terrific president she has been terrific all in all the developments a u.s. judge has revo

still to come, farewell to stephen hawking.e was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which for a0 years forcibly classified each citizen according to race. germany's parliament, the bundestag, has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat of government from bonn to berlin. berliners celebrated into the night, but the decision was greeted with shock in bonn. just a day old, and the royal baby is tonight sleeping in his cot at home. early this evening, the new prince was taken by his mother and father to their apartments in kensington palace. the real focus of attention today was valentina tereshkova, the world's first woman cosmonaut. what do you think of the russian woman in space? i think it's a wonderful achievement, and i think we might be able to persuade the wife it would be a good