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plus, stephen welcomes rose mcgowan and senator rand paul. featuring 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: whoa! hello, how are you? >> stephen: thank you, sir! hey, everybody. please sit down. thank you very much, heroes all, heroes, all. thank you. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. everyone's still keenly aware that donald trump gave a speech last night. i believe it ended 15 minutes ago. ( laughter ) and good news for trump: according to cnn, 70% percent of the people who watched the speech had either a very positive or somewhat positive reaction. which seems good, until you learn "it's the lowest net positive rating for a state of the union address since cnn first asked the question." ( applause ). ( cheers ) , of course,-- true. that's true. , of course,, you know, it's an odd sample size. that's a poll of the people who actually watched the state of the union, so late night talk show hosts and the criminally insane. one person who tho

cassie, 17 paul stephen, 1a.ssage to those in power. 17 stu d e nts was a message to those in power. 17 students laid down in front of the white house, the same number of children murdered in the school in florida last week. they are demanding congress take action on gun control. one of the survivors of the shooting had this to say to donald trump. he is going to see in oui’ donald trump. he is going to see in our eyes that we're not going to back down, no matter what. we are not going to stop until this country changes. it appears the president is listening. the white house says donald trump supports efforts to improve background checks on those buying guns. it's a shift in position for a president who has the endorsement of the powerful gun lobby, the national rifle association. one of the senators behind the bipartisan bill tweeted the president's support was a sign that politics of gun violence are shifting but this one bill alone isn't enough. the shooting suspect, nikolas cruz, did by his guns legally. the

. >> stephen: and your lovely husband paul scher has been a guest on this show. >> yes. >> stephen: andn, are any children good travelers? i don't know. i feel like we head on to that airplane and it is just-- it's our dunkirk. it is just-- ( laughter ) it is just... i'm my worst self, you know. i hate them. i hate other passengers. i hate the flight attendants. i hate my husband. a lot! ( laughter ) i think i hate myself most of all. but we've just had some really-- one of the last trips we did back from montreal to l.a., our baby-baby, who was 16 months at this time, cutting two enormous teeth. >> stephen: that's a long flight. >> it is crazy long. again, too cold too, long! and nothing to be done. like, we're on that plane. >> stephen: sure. >> it is-- we're trapped. >> stephen: with a teething baby. >> with a teething baby who cried foor this is not an exaggeration-- one hour. i clocked it, and it begins... it was one hour. and we're just disgusting plane people. like, my hair's in a bun that's right here, and we're just gross. and the only way he would stop crying is fiwalked up an

stephen dennis of bloomberg tweeting that rand paul said he's offering to let the senate vote whenever they want on the budget deal. provided they give him a vote on an amendment keeping the existing spending caps. we will keep you posted. we'll have live house coverage here on c-span when they return. the senate's live over on c-span2.

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richard painter, as a former white house ethics lawyer, "usa today" and stephen spaulding and paul s.mon cause on why the payment to stormy daniels matters. it is reasonable to question whether the money was tended to squash a pivotal story in a tight election. once the payment was made for the purpose of influencing the outcome of the presidential race. there is plenty of smoke to the stormy daniels fee as iasco. explain to us why that is important for the american public to understand. >> john edwards, a senator from north carolina, was indicted and put through a felony trial because a supporter of his had paid off a mistress to keep secret the affair while he was a candidate for president of the united states. the jury ultimately was not willing to convict john edward based on those facts. the same justice department that criminally charged john edwards should be investigating what happened here. this looks like a campaign contribution. if so, if it were to be held by a court to be a campaign contribution, there would be a felony, because it was not reported as a campaign contribut

stephen dennis of bloomberg tweeting that rand paul said he's offering to let the senate vote whenever they want on the budget deal. provided they give him a vote on an amendment keeping the existing spending caps. we will keep you posted. we'll have live house coverage here on c-span when they return. the senate's live over on c-span2. also today, the pentagon released a new policy for harassment prevention, which aims to cover areas such as sexual harassment, bullying, hazing and other forms of behavior considered hostile to the workplace environment. during a press -- a briefing, a spokesman said that -- spoke about how it would be implemented in the military armed forces. this is half an hour. >> good afternoon. secretary mattis talked about the national defense strategy. which will drive our budgets for the next four years. tomorrow secretary mattis will travel to fort benning to meet the first security force assistance brigade. ms. white: the first unit of its kind to provide advisors at the tactical level. next week the secretary will travel to europe to reaffirm key alliances a

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paul george and russell westbrook ran stephen curry, kevin durant and the rest of the team right offet the better of old buddy and teammate durant. and george scored 38 points. the thunder embarrassed the defending champions 125 to 105. (terisa) while most baseball franchises have distanced themselves from the stars who are linked to steroids ... not the giants. (james) they are going to retire barry bonds' number 25. the team announced they would hold a ceremony to honor the home run king and seven-time national league m-v-p on august 11th ... when his other former team... the pittsburgh pirates ... are in town.(terisa) bonds will become only the 12th player from the new york or san francisco giants to have his number retired... he broke hank aaron's home run record with number 756 in 2007.... he finished his 22-year big league career in 2007 with 762 homers. bonds said he was "both honored and humbled" that the giants are going to retire his number. (terisa) an east bay city says they're seeing an increase in accidental 9-1-1 calls. and they say it's coming from a specific source.

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. >> stephen caulk was looking to be secretary of the army. potentially providing the loans to paulanafort who has no end of law -- legal infractions or law breaking as mueller is turning after after the election. perhaps in exchange for a job that paul manafort could help him get the secretary of the army position in the trump administration. there's so many new wrinkles in the case that mueller is amassing against manafort almost on a regular basis. obviously the speculation last week that they came up with a filing to the court about bank fraud. there was a sealed charge now that is pending. perhaps a former deputy campaign adviser that might have flipped on paul manafort. and then perhaps the quid pro quo of the bank in chicago. it's clear that mueller is trying to build pressure on manafort, that he's going to slap him with infractions or try to flip him to provide information closer to president trumps that manafort has thus far provided. >> very interesting, a.b. nice to see you. >> good to see you. >> shepard: new details from florida about the moment that police were trying

paul, thank you. >>> tonight, how this rap artist is helping dozens of bay area teens see their potential. >>> here are tonight's guests on the late show with stephen colbert. ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all new 2018 subaru forester models. now through february 28th. "mas >>> a rap artist with ties to the bay area is making sure local teens can see their futures. master p is a multiplatinum recording artist, producer, and founder of no limits record. he named the record company after a record store he founded in richmond decades ago. now he works with a group called vision to learn, giving free eye exams and glasses to students in low income communities. today they were at oakland high. >> i sold 100 million records. to be here with these kids, you know what, to be able to put glasses on kids, so they can see n is more important. >> the golden state warriors also support vision to learn. the team will spotlight the group's work at tomorrow night's game at oracle arena. >> it is so cool. very nice. should be a good game. >> t

paul. >>> these bay area students shed tears of joy. how kevin durant made their dreams a reality. >>> and here are tonight's on the late show with stephen colbert. ♪ it's time for the 'ultimate sleep number event' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? right now during the ultimate sleep number event, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed with adjustable comfort on both sides. plus 24-month financing. ends monday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. this is their reaction after they learned >>> tonight, some bay area students feel like mvp all thanks to kevin durant. >> how about their reaction after they learned their first year of college is all paid for. each of the four students struggle with homelessness. now they are the first in their family to go to college. >> my parents could help me pay for certain things, let alone like food when i go to college. not even a comfort. when i go to college, we were struggling to pay for all those things. >> you got them all. the students saw the finalist for the youth of the year award. the c

quote obstructing justice stephen root is a fellow in residence at the social weather stations that's a social research institute in the philippines and he says president deter paul this is a controversial but he remains popular. certainly the scope of the killings in the drug war has been accurately reflected in a number of international reports the philippine administration would on the other hand retort that their anti-crime. tactics are working and that's why they are serving the filipino people in that manner the data that social weather stations produces coralie's shows that in fact president to charities extremely popular people are very satisfied with the way he is running the government they might have some quibbles for instance most people in the philippines would prefer that drug suspects not be so merrily executed but rather face trial but in the end the fact that crime is down is the sort of thing that leads to approval for the president there are some voices that are bringing out the church for instance the catholic church is providing refuge to the families who as you say are worried about reprisals there are lawyers movements trying to produce mor

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. >> stephen: and to present it to the world in the name of your late wife. >> yeah. well, i was very fortunate in that her researcher paulther journalist billy jensen sat down with me and volunteered their time to help compile this -- i mean, she had a room full of bankers boxes full of evidence, that we had to somehow coal late and make into a narrative. eth a fascinating book in that you read the parallels of the case as it happened back in the '70s in california and then, as she's reopening it now, and talking to the cops who worked on it and what they are now remembering about. so it creates this weird sensation of you are feeling like somebody could actually solve this massive -- he's the worst uncaught serial killer in california history, and i think she got very, very close to capturing him. >> stephen: the book is called "i'll be gone in the dark," the man patton oswalt. thank you so much for being here, pat. >> thank you. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) lock its tuition... from your first dream to your first dollar. from between shifts and after hours. from the struggle, to the reckoning. to the moment

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rand paul says his neighbor must have just snapped when he was attacked in november. he was mowing his lawn at the time. here's what the republican told stephen >> i think he must have lost it. a rage reaction. you know, i'm really proud of my yard. how could someone be so mad about grass clippings? >> shepard: there you go. the senator ended up with six broken ribs after that incident. he says he is still recovering. he's not spoken with the man in a decade. the man that attacked him said it was not politically motivated. according to court documents, he said he had had enough after seeing the senator pile brush on a pile. he signed a plea deal and faces up to 21 months behind bars. what we do not know is a long list. areas across the country showing shortages of flu vaccine and the anti-viral medicine that doctors prescribe after you get the flu, tamiflu. the feds says they're aware of the isolated shortages but nothing on a national scale. shortages couldn't come at a worst time. 49 out of 50 states face an outbreak. my father was really -- it was scary. do they have vaccine or not? >> well, depends on where you are. >> shepard: i guess. >

now is barbara mcquad, stephen harper, and tim o'brien, the author of "trump nation" now, barbara, i want to go to you first on what it means that rick gates was charged with paul manafort, and they were sort of aligning their defenses what does it mean for paul manafort that rick gates has pleaded out? >> i think it's a significant developlement to the detriment of paul manafort. it was such a document based case. documents don't lie, it's easy to prove them objectively. now that you have this very close associate, rick gates pleading guilty now you have someone who can connect the dots, provide a narrator to the trial, he likely knows things that happen between them, conversations that they had, and i think this news has to be devastating to paul manafort. >> rick gates wrote a letter to his family and friends, which was obtained by abc news earlier, he wrote despite my desire to defend myself, i had a on change of heart. he said the cost and the circus like atmosphere are too much. how hard do prosecutors like bob mueller press someone like gates and what will they give him if he cooperates and gives them something of value. >> he may suggest i felt like i h

let's talk to, stephen mcglade he's a solicitor, representing people who feel they've been mis—sold time—share properties. paulse, can you understand herfrustration? yes, we come across these cases quite frequently. i did ask the bbc last week to let us know where these results where and who the developers we re results where and who the developers were and the information wasn't available. i did see the picture this morning of that particular bungalow. that isn't a resort member by the looks of things. we have strict code of in allowing people to surrender their time—share and provisions for people leaving their time—share. we could have tried to help this lady but we weren't given the information. we have an organisation called the time—share task force which is trading standards approved. they deal with nonmember issues. there is a helpline and website. we camped on you in touch with some of these people if you feel you can assist them and that would be fantastic.” call this the 8020 rule. it is legacy time—shares, a lot of them. this lady was 2005, i don't know where she got it from. we have put provisions

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