on our president stephen adams is away on business. he wanted to honor you. he is disappointed he is not here. i am going to do the honors. on this wednesday, may 29th, the small business commission is honored to recognize traci for her contributions. she opened the store that represents the electric spirit of san francisco by featuring california artists with fine furniture andy core and mix of time periods andy sign styles and highlighting local jewelers. through her spirit of community she revived the sacramento street merchants association that transformed the street to a vibrant and neighborly place. traci's spirit extends before her business on sacramento street with her nonprofit healing environments which transform sterile healthcare facilities into warm and inviting places. in addition, her service on the board of directors and interim director at my tree. for these reasons and more, the small business commission commends trace forter contributions. say a few words and we will go up and take a picture. there is your certificate. >> thank you, commiss

plus, stephen welcomes adam scott, and musical guest, spiritualized. uring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: wooooo! thanks everybody. welcome. welcome, one and all, ladies and gentlemen, and children of all ages. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host stephen colbert. for yet-- ( cheers and applause ) it is a good feecialg good feeling today, because for yet another day, america was 239 pounds smarter because president trump is still in england. take that, you limey bastards. ( laughter ) that is if-- that is for the war of 1812 and piers morgan. and i'm happy to say that the british are none too happy. thousands of protesters took to the streets for what is being called a "carnival of resistance" against the president. well, good for you. that sounds fun. ( laughter ) we have to live with him. ( laughter ) here, it's a little less "carnival of resistance" and more a traveling freak show. ( carnival music ) the carnival featured t

stephen: among the victims, dozens of silicon valley tech companies, including powerhouses like apple, cisco, intel, and genentech. mark adams: the next world war won't be on the ground, it'll be a cyber-type activity. stephen: mark adams is ceo of lumileds, a silicon valley high-tech lighting company with $1.9 billion in revenue worldwide. last year, lumileds won a $66 million civil lawsuit against a former chinese employee who stole their secrets. mark: we're going to defend ourselves, and i think there's a process that allows us to defend ourselves and position ourselves to be able to invest in technology without worrying about it getting stolen. stephen: but our investigation found not every company cooperates with counter intelligence efforts here in the us because they're afraid of angering china, wheof potential customers.ing plants and millions sources confirm that dozens of economic espionage cases involving other stolen secrets over the years have quietly john demers: it's a threat to the viability of the us as the leading world economic power. stephen: to get a better idea about this threat, we sat down with the m

gina martin adams and stephen king stay with us.e evidence session in london, speaking alongside chairman charles randall. this is bloomberg. ♪ day july 4 is independence in the colonies, 8:00 p.m. eastern time on bloomberg. a celebration in the northern climes of boston. across the neck to roxbury, i think the boston pops from dorchester heights has a certain glow to it. nejra: looks gorgeous. when will i get to see them? "surveillance," are enough but it might be good to see the boston pops up close. tom: right now, gina martin adams with us, stephen king of hsbc. said, he mr. king just alluded to the levels of profit. almost back to profits being the capital foundation. are we misjudging, the stock of profits, bathtub full of water profits, the sustainability of profits as we worry about earnings and revenues? gina: i don't think so. analysts have been cautious for the prospects of profit growth this year. we saw that occur at the peak in 2018. margin -- market expectation started plummeting in the latter part of 2018 and analyst

. >> stephen: last night we had on your costar from big little lies adam scott was on last fight. >> yl, we couldn't give you the beard. >> stephen: that is what he was talking about, your new playmate meryl streep, that he is so incredibly intimidated to go say i had to her, do you have similar, because i have had that reaction talking to her at reaction. >> yeah, a little bit. it's strange being able to go up to meryl streep and say hello. i have a real, i'm having an issue with calling her meryl. >> stephen: sure. because you respect her so much. >> i feel like a douchebag. i'm like oh, i was talking to meryl and it just feels-- it feels not right. it feels not right. >> stephen: we don't have it in the united states but it feels like it should be dame streep or something like that. >> exactly. >> stephen: she should vey title. >> but she doesn't carry herself that way, which is why she's meryl. >> stephen: the nicest person to talk to. >> so approachable. >> stephen: we're really good friends. >> me too. >> stephen: i understand we learn a lot more about your character this year.

stephen: that's it for the "late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be emma thompson and adam scott.ird looking sand trap. right through the windmill. ( as trump ) got another golf club right here in case you were wondering. ( laughter ) tennis racket. captioning s nsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> so i'm going to be signing a national emergency. a-- >> california has a potential source of tainted romaine lettuce. >> the government is in chaos. >> sea levels have risen about nine inches. >> 35 confirmed cases of-- >> mountains of garbage. >> crime is on the rise.

stephen, operation. and commander master chief petty officer chris. [applause] >> -- where are you? i especially want to thank colonel john gonzalez you know colonel john gonzalez? and chief master sergeant. [applause] thank you adamswe are believed to have several friends from south korea. general shay. [applause] >> thank you great job. deputy commander -- i want to thank -- you are doing a hell of a job lieutenant general and chief master sergeant etch song of the air force operation command i hear they are very tough are they tough? yeah. . [applause] . >> that is great. all service members from u.s. forces, 330 million american -- in reserves we are also joined by many amazing military, families, families keep you going you wouldn't -- [cheers and applause] >> sometimes we are going to -- it is great, good job. >> americans grateful for your service, master sgt. and his wife james, where are you? where are you? >> where? >>. [cheers and applause] . >> good group. also in air force james served active duty in air force four years, assignments jaim recently earned presidential lifetime achievement award for 4,000 hours volunteer work on behalf of the military community incredible -- thank you. give him a big han

stephen: (as inslee) "you know, the workers slinging hash on the flat-top, with two sunny-sides on rye. hi, i'm jay inslee, and i have never stepped inside a mcdonalds." ( cheers and applause ) "with adam & eve on a raft. amy klobuchar tried to set herself apart from trump. >> the president literally went on tv, on fox, and said that people's heads would spin when they'd see how much he would bring down pharmaceutical prices. instead, 2,500 drugs have gone up in double digits since he came into office. instead, he gave $100 billion in giveaways to the pharma companies. for the rest of us, for the rest of america, that's what we call at home "all foam and no beer." >> stephen: if that's a metaphor you frequently use, senator, then, as we say back in south carolina, "i'm a shrimp sandwich in a thunderstorm." ( laughter ) every candidate lit up when it came to the subject of health care. >> to stay the way it is, because it's not working for families, but it sure as heck is working for-- it's time for us to make families come first. >> governor inslee? >> it should not be an option in the united states of america for any insurance company to deny a woman coverage for their exercise of the