tom: right now, gina martin adams with us, stephen king of hsbc. said, he mr. 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 analysts model -- lost a lot of faith in s&p 500 companies to produce margin growth. this is a lot of the last quarter earnings season. companies are producing profit growth. the margin expectation started to hook a little higher but there is no indication analysts are exuberant over that or profit as a whole. profits of shared a gdpr at all-time highs and probably will remain as long as interest rates are low. investments are still very slow. businesses are very low to part with their capital -- loathe to part with their capital. those conditions are keeping cost of capit

stephen. you just startled me. and, please, it's "dame kong." gli just always thought of, you know, king a male role. >> stephen, it's 2019. open your mind. a woman is playing king lehr on broadway. you think i can't play a male monkey? >> stephen: technically, you're an ape. >> whatever. i'm not a scientist. i am an actor. i played lady macbeth with the royal shakespeare company. ( clears throat." yet, i do fear thy nature. it is too full the milk of human kindness to catch the nearest wave." >> stephen: brava! no wonder your show has so many tony nominations. >> oh, sure, for scenic design, lighting design, and sound. but what about my performance? >> stephen: well, i think best actor and best actress traditionally go to-- and i want to say this delicately-- uhm... humans. >> precisely the point. i'm always typecast as the giant primate, and, meanwhile, all the good roles go to you people. >> stephen: what do you mean "you people?" >> i mean you, people. >> stephen: oh, okay. >> not only do you get all the human roles. you also take most of the animal ones. i could be in "cats." ♪ memo

>>yes stephen king wrote a sequel to the shining and it's headed to the big screen. ewan mcgregor stars in doctor sleep. the first teaser trailer just hit the web the film begins frightening moviegoers november, 8. one of injures in game fan has made a promise the guinness world record for the most times watching the same film in theaters at last check the gust in atlanta has had seen and game 114 times. he's aiming for 200 get is currently lists anthony mitchell's mark of watching avengers infinity war in theaters, 103 times landis has reached out to guinness says waiting to hear in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>cnd before we go to break, here's a quick peek outside at the bay bridge and traffic is backing up in the cash lanes are waking up to temperatures mainly in the 50's 54 in santa rosa 58 degrees in oakland, 61 in antioch we'll see how those afternoon highs are sha dale's little girl is heading to college. luckily her dorm is about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. ashley's meeting all her in-laws, and she's about 10 minutes from a wyndham. with over 6,000

so you paid your dues. >> in my 30s. ( laughter ) >> stephen: "king kong"?e 30s? >> that's true. >> stephen: if your 30s you got a big break. that means a lot of auditions before you got there. >> yes. >> stephen: i had some terrible auditions. >> really. >> stephen: awful. nobody would employ me until my 40s. can you remember the worst awe audition you had? >> someone fell asleep in an audition. that was pretty much a bad one. >> stephen: do you remember what this was for? >> i do. it's the film that you would all recognize but i'm not going to do that. >> stephen: did you get the part? >> no! >> stephen: i don't know! >> i mean how -- >> stephen: it's possible. >> when you look across the room and see the director nodding off, you basically are just thinking, "i've got to get out of here. he hates me. i'm so boring. this is so dull." >> stephen: maybe he finds you very soothing. >> well... >> stephen: be positive about it. >> yeah, right, well, it didn't go well. >> stephen: one exciting thing i just learned about you is that you're going to be in the preq

. >> and the show is an adaptation of a novel by joe hill, who is stephen king's son, so it's got this of his father. you can tell what he was exposed to as a kid and how his imagination developed. but he is so intelligent and takes things in his own direction. >> jimmy: people love his books. >> i had never read him before. this car is such a huge part of the show in the way kristine. >> jimmy: it's a rolls-royce. >> a rolls-royce, which i drive. >> jimmy: do you like to drive it? i would be nervous to drive it. >> i was nervous at first and then i fell in love with it. very temperamental. the gear shift is on the other side. >> jimmy: so you have to shift gears with your left hand? >> no, it's actually between the seat and the door. it's weird. so it's still on the side that we expect it to be on as americans, but the whole steering column. >> jimmy: so you have to climb over it when you get out. >> yes. it's so weird. >> jimmy: we figured out a lot of things. >> we came a long way in automotive engineering. but i was never a car person, but doing the show i have such an affinity for

hampshire and gary hart in '84, they were both at 2 or 3% in the national gallup poll, and to stephen king's term, under the dome. you could go into them and create a constituency, even if you didn't have one nationally. i don't think that's true any more. now we have something that's much more like a national audition, where the -- where most varieties, even in the early states, are getting their information about the candidates through national media, and not really hermetically sealed the way they were 40, 50 years ago. and what that means, one of the things that affects whether voters are willing to consider a candidate is whether they see you as viable in the national polls. so there is something of a self-fulfilling prophecy for this very large group of candidates that is stuck at 0, 1, 2, 3% in the national polls. probably shrink the universe of voters willing to cast their vote for them in these early states out of the fear that it's essentially a wasted vote. >> interesting weekend in iowa. ron brownstein, jackie al mainy, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> still ahead in the "c

>> stephen: jon batiste, stay human, and the dap kings tonight. welcome back, everybody.ime over there every night, carefully kneading and stretching the news into an artisanal, hand-tossed monologue. but sometimes i like to gather up all the scraps of dough and leftover flour lumps, crumble them up and throw th'em on top of whatever almost expired fruit i have lying around, throw some egg wash on there and pop it in the oven at 350 for about 35 minutes, to make the crispy cobbler of news that is my segment: ( cheers and applause ) delicious and nutritious. "meanwhile." meanwhile, kim kardashian has debuted a new line of body make-up. and she hyped it up by tweeting this video of gloop being laboriously troweled into her skin. perfect for anyone with a job where you don't wear pants... or touch any furniture. kim's body makeup raises a lot of questions. mainly, does it come with this manservant who does the application for you? "oh, jeffries, don't forget the back of my knees and my under-butt!" but telling women that doing their face isn't enough, now they need to slathe

in this case, "the lyin' king." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) ( singing ) ( laughter ) >> stephen: we're paraphrasing, obviously. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: specifically, the times reported that "the centerpiece of trump's deal was an expansion of a program to allow asylum seekers to remain in mexico while their legal cases proceed. but that arrangement was reached in december." so trump is just taking credit for deals that were already in place. (as trump) "i'm also proud to announce that the berlin wall is coming down, -- ( cheers and applause ) -- the hostages have been released by iran, and i have purchased louisiana from france." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) according to the times, mexico also agreed to deploy its national guard to its southern border, but the mexican government had already pledged to do that in march during secret talks in miami with kirstjen nielsen. evidently, those talks were so secret even trump hadn't heard about them. ( laughter ) well, you know what they say, "ignorance is president." ( laughter ) ( applause ) so, if all this stuff had already

. >> stephen: thomas payne said give everybody $1,000? >> yeah, the citizens dividend. martin luther kingaranteed minimum income. that's what he was fighting for when killed in 1968. >> stephen: where does the money come from? >> who are the big winners in this economy? amazon, a trillion-dollar feck company that paid zero in taxes last year. that's regular for them. if you put a mechanism in place where the american people get a tiny slice of every amazon sale, google search, uber mile, then we can pay for a $1,000 dividend for the american people particularly because it will come through our hands and we would spend it. >> stephen: you started a pilot program giving $1,000 to families in iowa and new hampshire. no significance at all to those. ( cheers and applause ) you've got two votes definitely. how are they using it so far, these people? >> they're using it on exactly what you would expect, on their daughters' college loans, unexpected car repairs, the person in iowa moved back home to care for his ailing mother, so it's going to take care of bills and her medical payments, and it'

. >> stephen: he played you in "straight out of compont" "long shot" "godzilla: king of the monsters.so star of far? >> i think he's doing a great job. he's carving his own path. he's not just following in my footsteps. i didn't do a "godzilla" movie. you know what i'm saying? he's doing bigger movies than me. >> stephen: what do you make of his scowl? he has an excellent scowl there. >> he got it honestly. he's a chip off the old cube. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: your career knot a big great from the late director john singleton. and here's a picture of the two of you. i believe this is in 1991. >> the cannes film festival. >> stephen: this is the cannes film festival? s it. >> for h ap tephen: soorhecent loss of yr f. >> yeah. >> stephen: tell me about getting that part. what was that like? how did that come about? >> it was a trip because i met john backstage at the arsenio hall show. and i was back there because i had a bone to pick with arsenio. >> stephen: what did he do this time? >> well, he didn't have nwa on his show, but he had the two live crew. and i was like, wai

the beatles ] ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: give it up for jon batiste and "stay human"! special guest tonight, the dev kingscan analysis of what happened. governor chris christie is going to be here in a moment. talking about from the opposition's point of view of what they happened at tonight's debate. looking forward to that. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: first, folks, over the last two nights of debates we've heard from many candidates for president, also bill de blasio. ( laughter ) but there are also more democrats running that didn't qualify to be in these debates including substantial candidates, like the actual governor of montana, steve bullock, the sitting governor of a red state that went for trump in 2016 and he was not on stage tonight. don't worry. while nbc may have hosted the first debate with the other candidates, the late show is proud to host something even all-rn bulckbate, the first ( laughter ) ♪ >> the "late show"'s all governor steve bullock debate -- no bull, all bullock. and now our moderator stephen colbert. >> stephen: good evening. i'm not lester holt. a reminder, to qualify for ton

. >>> no better than stephen colbert on those political moments. >> that's all i got to say. >> gayle king is considering ways to keep ships safe near the strait of hormuz after the trump administration accused iran of attacking two tankers yesterday. the u.s. released this video showing it shows iranian forces removing a mine from one of its tankers. this picture shows a hole blown in that ship and what the u.s. says appears to be that unexploded mine still attached to the hull. iran denies it was involved and accuses the u.s. of trying to disrupt the diplomacy. the attacks happened while japan's prime minister was in talks -- was in iran for talks. >>> president trump is getting push back now from its own party for saying he would listen to dirt on a political opponent offered by a foreign government. >> foreign government comes to you as a public official, offers to help your campaign, giving you anything of value, whether it be money or information on your opponent, the right answer is no. >> lindsey graham, one of the president's closest allies in congress, said he would want mr. trum

stephen colbert's take on thing. >> would like to be in his mind for a day. >> i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and dana jacobson,k. >>> negotiators are running out of time to make an immigration deal and head off tariffs that could fect u.s. affect u.s. co. it will go into effect on monday if a deal is not reached today. the president wants mexico to do more to stop migrants coming to this country from central america. mexico already offered to send 6,000 troops to its southern border. >> once any tariffs kick in, they could make a dent in americans a wallets. economists warn the border charges could raise the price of gaslin gasoline, fruits and vegetables. >> the women's world cup kicks off today in france, celebrating a huge rise in popularity for women's soccer. organizers expect to attract 1 billion tv viewers around the world. that's 25% more than the 2015 tournament won by team usa. roxana saberi is in paris where the opening ceremony begins in a few hours. we mentioned the tv audience, do they expect a big crowd there as well? >> reporter: they do. the stadium holds about 50,000 people. and all the ticke