catches this little dump pass from stephen johnson. takes it into the end kentucky wins. >> adam: boom goes the running back. two running backs over 175 yards. they've won three straight s.e.c. games. first time since 1999. they beat mississippi state last week and the bulldogs -- it's not over yet -- 56-41 on top of samford with a little over five minutes to go in that game. florida-arkansas. next saturday the home depot s.e.c. on cbs in prime time as well. heated rivals, undefeated number one alabama visiting 19th-ranked l.s.u. the tide has a five-game winning streak against the tigers but l.s.u. hasn't lost since ed orgeron took over for les miles. it's happening. >> rick: can they dimensionallize their offense against the best defense in the country? >> brian: you hold fournette to 31 yards rushing a year ago. they know that's what happened. they spread out the offense. they've got more they're utilizing at l.s.u. should be an interesting one. >> adam: in baton rouge. coming up we will tell you about some heroics from a pair of hei

catches this little dump pass from stephen johnson. takes it into the end zone. 28-7 that time.es the running back. two running backs over 175 yards. they've won three straight s.e.c. games. first time since 1999. they beat mississippi state last week and the bulldogs -- it's not over yet -- 56-41 on top of samford with a little over five minutes to go in that game. florida-arkansas. next saturday the home depot s.e.c. on cbs in prime time as well. a west division showdown between heated rivals, undefeated number one alabama visiting 19th-ranked l.s.u. the tide has a five-game winning streak against the tigers but l.s.u. hasn't lost since ed orgeron took over for les miles. it's happening. >> rick: can they dimensionallize their offense against the best defense in the country? >> brian: you hold fournette to 31 yards rushing a year ago. they know that's what happened. they spread out the offense. they've got more play makers they're utilizing at l.s.u. should be an interesting one. >> adam: in baton rouge. coming up we will tell you about some heroics from a pair of heisman hope

stephen johnson wrote a book called, "where good ideas come from."e wrote about "thwe slow hunch." gwitter is that it's best durin best during shared moments. broughtne in the hudson everyone together and they were going crazy. twitter blows up. this, looking at the brightest spots of twitter, forward, that, going fantastic strategy. emily: you still have shares. >> i am not sure who was the biggest shareholder. i think it was somebody else's money. what was the question? emily: what are you doing with your shares. -- your shares? >> i am holding on. "can we do itid, now?" " said, "no. emily: tell us more about jelly later. we're going to talk about presidential politics. >> oh, goodie. emily: asking all partners to stop sales. exploding samsung phones and it is not clear if there is problems with the replacement note. we will be talking with our tech team later. the second presidential debate had a record-setting debate and we will explore the impact of social media on politics. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the presidential debate d and a most-tweete

catches this little dump pass from stephen johnson. takes it into the end 28-7 that time. kentucky wins. >> adam: boom goes the running back. two running backs over 175 yards. they've won three straight s.e.c. games. first time since 1999. they beat mississippi state last week and the bulldogs -- it's not over yet -- 56-41 on top of samford with a little over five minutes to go in that game. florida-arkansas. next saturday the home depot s.e.c. on cbs in prime time as heated rivals, undefeated number one alabama visiting 19th-ranked l.s.u. the tide has a five-game winning streak against the tigers but l.s.u. hasn't lost since ed orgeron took over for les miles. it's happening. >> rick: can they dimensionallize their offense against the best defense in the country? >> brian: you hold fournette to 31 yards rushing a year ago. they know that's what happened. they spread out the offense. they've got mor they're utilizing at l.s.u. should be an interesting one. >> adam: in baton rouge. coming up we will tell you about some heroics from a pair of heisman hopefuls and a thrilling

biz: stephen johnson wrote a book called, "where good ideas come from." he wrote, he wrote about something he calls "the slow hunch." at its has always been --t during lives, -- lies shared moments. like when the plane was in the hudson. it brought everyone together and they were going crazy. anytime people are showing things live twitter blows up. , so, focusing on this, looking at the brightest spot of twitter and then unpacking that going , forward, that is a fantastic strategy. emily: now, chris used to be the biggest shareholder of twitter. he told me he has sold shares. because he is an idiot. you still have shares. the i am not sure he was biggest shareholder. emily: the biggest outside shareholder. biz: i think it was somebody else's money. what was the question? emily: what are you doing with your shares? biz: >> i am holding on. my advisers said, "can we do it now?" i said, "no." do not sell them. emily: that is conviction. out what isfind going on more later in the show, and we're going to talk about presidential politics. biz: oh, goodie. up,

stephen: thank you very much! hey! ( cheers and applause ) hey, everybody! congratulations. congratulations. david johnson, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) welcome to "the late show." welcome to "the late show," i'm stephen colbert. i'd like to start tonight by wishing my jewish viewers a happy new year, because today is rosh hashanah. traditionally, the jewish community welcomes the new year by blowing the shofar. or ram's horn, right here. jon lampley, can i get a "g"? ( blows shofar ) that's jazz, baby. ever smell a dead ram? give that a little whiff right there. >> jon: yo i'll pass the next time. >> stephen: oh, my goodness, haven't the jewish people suffered enough? oh, my goodness. that's about as dead as a ram can get right there. on the jewish calendar, this the first day of the year 5,777. and you know what that means -- it's time for my new sexy rabbis calendar. whoa! well, yeah! ( applause ) all i can say is shana tovah. i wouldn't mind letting him dip my apples in honey. ( laughter ) oh, oh -- i'm so glad "beefcake" is oh, oh, here eis, holding a loaf of hala. oh, that's too spicey. oh, there we go. oh

( cheers and applause ) >> okay. >> stephen: david johnson, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) i'll tell you what, let's make this more interesting. my friend mr. lincoln says good luck. david johnson, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) ? >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! tonight, mindy kaling! gary owen! musical guest sum 41. featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ? ? >> stephen: thank you very much! hey! ( cheers and applause ) hey, everybody! congratulations. congratulations. david johnson, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) welcome to "the late show." welcome to "the late show," i'd like to start tonight by wishing my jewish viewers a happy new year, because today is rosh hashanah. traditionally, the jewish community welcomes the new year by blowing the shofar. or ram's horn, right here. jon lampley, can i get a "g"? ( blows shofar ) that's jazz, baby. ever smell a dead ram? give that a little whiff right there. >>

johnson?" >> jon: whoa, whoa! ( applause ) ( piano riff ) >> stephen: i've interviewed him four times. seriously, who is gary johnson? ( laughter ) i am starting to get the feeling that guy might not win the election. from the past. hey, do you guys remember a fellow named ammon bundy? he's the guy who lead a standoff with police at an oregon wildlife refuge last year. yeah, you remember that? okay, so. well, he is now headed to court and it sounds like he has a good lawyer-- because they are fighting for his right to dress like a cowboy at his trial. yeah, why shouldn't he be able to dress like a cowboy? i mean, for pete's sake, the judge gets to wear a cool wizard's robe! ( laug a-guilty! expect-o-- expect-o some jail time! ( laughter ) according to his lawyer, if bundy can't dress like a cowboy, he won't seem authentic and the jury won't believe him. yeah. same way john wayne gacy never would've been convicted if he showed up to court wearing the be allowed to go to court dressed like a cowboy, just so long as his defense team is made up of a construction worker, an indian, a cop, a

but wisconsin seniors know that in washington, ron johnson isn't working... >> stephen: hey! welcome back, everybody. my next guest is a writer, comedian, podcaster, and now, the creator and host of "adam ruins everything" on trutv. please welcome, adam conover! (band playing) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: nice to meet you. incredible to be here. thank you so much. >> stephen: i love the way you're dressed. very natty. >> i try to look good. i do my best. >> stephen: i'm sure you stand out in a crowd. >> yeah. >> stephen: what do you mean you ruin things? what does it mean to ruin something? >> it's the superficial idea of our show. it's an educational comedy show where i tell people awful truth about common misconceptions or cultural traditions we don't often examine. great. when you proposed, you got your fiance? an engagement ring? >> stephen: yes, i gave it to her later. >> we think of it as being an old tradition. but that was invented by the diamond cartel in the '30s to sell more diamond rings through a massive ad campaign, and everybody forgot about the campaign

>> stephen: oh yeah, an american golf fan, david johnson, heckled team europe as they were practicing a difficult putt, so they challenged him to do the putt. they even bet $100 that he couldn't make it. we actually have the footage of it.

>> stephen: oh yeah, an american golf fan, david johnson, heckled practicing a difficult putt, so they challenged him to do the putt. they even bet $100 that he couldn't make it. we actually have the footage of it.

>> stephen: oh yeah, an american golf fan, david johnson, heckled team europe as they were practicing a difficult putt, so they challenged him to do the putt. they even bet $100 that he couldn't make it. we actually have the footage of it. ( cheering )

>> stephen: oh yeah, an american golf fan, david johnson, heckled practicing a difficult putt, so they challenged him to do the putt. they even bet $100 that he couldn't make it. we actually have the footage of it.

>> stephen: oh yeah, an american golf fan, david johnson, heckled team europe as they were practicingifficult putt, so they challenged him to do the putt. they even bet $100 that he couldn't make it. we actually have the footage of it. ( cheering )

>> stephen: oh yeah, an american golf fan, david johnson, heckled practicing a difficult putt, so they challenged him to do the putt. they even bet $100 that he couldn't make it. we actually have the footage of it.

>> stephen: oh yeah, an american golf fan, david johnson, heckled

>> stephen: oh yeah, an american golf fan, david johnson, heckled practicing a difficult putt, so they challenged him to do the putt. they even bet $100 that he couldn't make it. we actually have the footage of it.

>> stephen: oh yeah, an american golf fan, david johnson, heckled practicing a difficult putt, so they challenged him to do the putt. they even bet $100 that he couldn't make it. we actually have the footage of it.

>> stephen: oh yeah, an american golf fan, david johnson, heckled team europe as they were practicing a difficult putt, so they challenged him to do the putt. they even bet $100 that he couldn't make it. we actually have the footage of it.

but wisconsin seniors know that in washington, ron johnson isn't working... for them. >> stephen: here performing, "on the move" from their album, "give it back to you", ladies and gentlemen, "the record company!" ? ? ? ? ? ? ? my baby's got me on the move she's got me on the move ? oh the woman's oh so cruel and she's got me on the move she's got me ignoring the ? traffic lights cause they look so stale and ? lifeless i swear i'd swim to paris to get ? her if i hadn't booked the flight ? yet she's got me wearing snow shoes ? it's cold being on her trail ? ain't nothing can shake the thought from my brain ? of the way she makes me scream and yell ? she's got me on the move she's got me on the move ? oh and the woman's oh so cruel ? she's phenomenally plastic and has a way to call out your ? passion she'll break into your home, ? redecorate, then escape to leave you there ? alone clean as the rain passing over ? but her eyes fill up with gold never going to love no one long ? enough to find herself a widow ? she's got me on the move she's got me on the move ? oh the woman's oh so cruel

stephen's going to find will be johnson downfield for 37 yard gain into rebel territory. that would set up another score just moments later izzi matthews from the two yard line bunchden but the rams rebels couldn't do anything in the first happened quarterback dalton sneed job back to pass overthrows receiver gets picked off by jake schlager. he returns at seven yards led to another score. csu with 35 points in the first half of the 35 nothing lead going to get a win a big rebels fall to three and five on the year. but yesterday national football foundation and college hall of fame honored randall cunningham he was first-team all-american punter 1983 played two positions at unlv. quarterback broke 18 school records went on to play 17 years at the nfl for officially inducted into the 59th class college hall of fame in york on tuesday night december 6. >> on beat number one alabama taken unbeaten taxes and who's good enough for off alabama maybe nobody this year. jaelyn herz finds oj for 13 nothing tied lead. coming back to overnight find josh reynolds to cut the lead alaba

johnson. for big corporate interests, tonight on the late show with stephen colbert.. president obama stops by..the two talk about the presidential election.. and which candidate the president is standing behind.. but colbert asks it a way only he can..watch the late show with stephen colbert coming up at 10:35.. right after the cbs 58 news at 10. tonight: variably cloudy, breezy and mild. lows in the 60s.tuesday: variable clouds. mild with highs in the middle 60s. breezy. wind: wnw 5-15 mph.week ahead: seasonably mild wednesday in the middle 60s before more typically upper 50s return to end the week going into the weekend. chance of showers both thursday and saturday respectively. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: wheel, dealing and e-mailing. f.b.i. documents say a state department official offered the bureau a favor if it would reduce the classification of a clinton e-mail. >> it just stinks to no end. >> pelley: also trump warns of election fraud, experts say the real threat could be russian hackers. >> imagine on election night something comes out that causes

i don't like trump, but i don't trust hillary, and gary johnson is just throwing your vote away. >> stephen: but when trump was done frightening small children, he asked for a favor from an unlikely group, the terminally ill. >> i don't care how sick you i don't care if you just came back from the doctor and he gave you the worst possible prognosis, meaning it's over. you won't be around in two weeks. doesn't matter. hang out 'till november 8. >> stephen: yeah, just go to that booth, pull that lever out of spite. "if i've got to go, i'm taking you all with me." ( applause ) ( piano riff ) i really think trump finally found his core demographic, people who won't be alive for his administration. ( laughter ) ( applause ) sure, let's give some applause! let's applaud for them, they deserve it. now, trump has been taking a lot of heat for his tax returns recently, so, earlier this week, he decided to change the subject by upsetting veterans. >> when you talk about the mental health problems-- when people come back from war and combat, and they see things that maybe a lot of the folks in this ro

johnson. for big corporate interests, not wisconsin. >> stephen: you know my next guest from the grateful dead. here playing "lay my lily down" from his first solo album in over a decade, please welcome bob weir and his campfire tour! ( cheers and applause ) ? ? ? ? ? ? >> ? dig a hole, dig a hole in the meadow ? dig a hole in the cold, cold ground ? dig a hole, dig a hole in the meadow ? to lay my lily down to lay my lily down ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? the first time i saw my new- born girl ? she was pulling on her momma's hair ? the sun coming through the window dig a hole, dig a hole in the ? meadow dig a hole in the cold, cold ? ground dig a hole, dig a hole in the ? meadow to lay my lily down ? to lay my lily down ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? wake up, wake up my sleeping child ? come learn to laugh at hell 'cause the pharoah's fire in ? your daddy's blood ? dig a hole, dig a hole in the meadow ? dig a hole in the cold, cold ground ? dig a hole, dig a hole in the meadow ? to lay my lily down to lay my lily down ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? the last time i saw little lily ? with two pearl-handl

but wisconsin seniors know that in washington, ron johnson isn't working... for them. ?oelt ( applause ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you, mitski. will, will, how's it going so far? >> it's going all right. i've worked my way through this area right here, except for one gentleman right over here who refused. >> stephen: all right. good luck. good luck. >> thank you. >> stephen: thank you. >> i appreciate you letting me to do this. >> stephen: seek help. ( laughter ) my next guest stars in the new dermot mulroney. ? ? ? ( applause ) >> nice. >> stephen: nice to see you. >> hey, it's nice to see you, too, steve glen you know, i say "old friend" because i would like us to have been friends. >> that's me, too. northwestern university together. >> at exactly the same tame. >> stephen: same time. and-- and-- we did not become friends. we were friend adjacent. >> that's exactly right. we were on a parallel track. >> stephen: right. >> yeah. >> stephen: one of us-- >> one of us became, you know, has his own comedy empire. >> stephen: yes, but wait a second, we both auditioned for the college

stephen: trump is right, the system is rigged? >> it's not rigged. you look at the options. gary johnson, jill stein. hell. i know because i've got some friends down there. alan, enjoy the fire, buddy. shouldn't have pushed me in that wheat thrasher. i'm on tv! >> stephen: let me get this straight. trump does not appeal to you at all. >> oh, sure, i loved trump, on "the apprentice." but as president, no. dear god, even in my day we didn't treat women like that. back then, a woman's best career time. so that's it. all the dead are voting for hillary clinton. >> yes, indeed, we all are. even bernie sanders. ( laughter ) >> stephen: horace, horr abernie standers isn't dead? >> right. ( laughter )er >> stephen: horace mcnulty, everybody. we'll be right back with somebody completely different, hugh laurie! mcnulty, od somebody completely different, hugh laurie! ? lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for $349 a month. only at your lincoln dealer. dang it! ah! come on! astronauts can vote from space. take a break from the election with red or blue tea. make time for snapple. ? ? ? ?thunder? ? ? ?thunder? (cheering on tv) you