we're here with steve martin. , steve >> yeah. [ laughter ] it's fine. it's good. >> seth: sorry, something wrong? >> well, nah. it's not a big thing. nothinotne. >> seth: no, well -- >> let's just move past it. >> seth: no, come on. what is it? er ]ell, you know, i paid for ug i, you know, got the card and everything. and i don't feel i got the platinum guest experience. >> seth: i'm sorry? >> well, i, you know, i got this. here's my platinum preferred guest card. >> seth: uh-huh. oh, oh, oh. oh, okay. i think i know what happened. did you check in with concierge? >> what? no. >> seth: the "late night" concierge desk is right over there. you need to check in and tell them you paid for the platinum guest experience. hi. excuse me -- >> just one second, sir. >> yeah, okay. yeah. [ laughter ] yeah. i'm a -- yeah. yeah. >> just one second, sir. >> sure. [ light laughter ] >> just be one second, sir. >> fine. [ light laughter ] >> how can i help you? >> hi. i'm on the show and i paid for the platinum guest experience.

steve martin. you know?plause ] that's wonderful. any wins? [ audience ohs ] >> not really, but anyway, go yeah.. [ laughter ] >> okay, well i just need to see your i.d. >> i got my i.d. right here. >> it's just so i can enter your age. >> sure. [ laughter ] >> wow. wow, that is cool. [ laughter ] yeah. h he, jeremy. look at that. >> oh, all right. >> yeah. >> good for you. all right. >> that is just what i needed. okay. [ laughter ] all right. just hold on one second and i will put it right in there. [ ding ] oh, you're approved. >> okay. >> that means you the preferredc platinum exper and here's a list of your benefits. you may return to your interview. >> thank you very much. okay. cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back, steve. and let's get you started in our platinum preferred accommodations. >> whoa! >> seth: yeah. >> all right.lk now we're g. >> seth: yeah. >> whoa! yeah, hey. [ laughter ] all right. let's see. what do i got? i got the luxury recliner. >> seth: yeah. >> i'm suppose to get a house

you can see him alongside his friend steve martin on their comedy tour "now you see them, soon you won'the greek theater here in los angeles july 16th. please say hello to martin short. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: now that's an entrance, you know? >> when did you, you have a band, i didn't know that. is this new? >> jimmy: they've been here for a while now, like since the beginning. >> hi, james, you look fantastic. >> jimmy: you look fantastic, please. >> tell everyone what you were saying to me backstage. so you think lori laughlin did nothing wrong? >> jimmy: i'm just saying, she loves her children, that's all. >> i guess, i guess. i love this show. the back stage vibe, it's very . >> jimmy: reliwe like to keep everyone in their place, you know? >> i'm so excited. i'm doing fallon in two weeks, and there's no place to work up material. >> jimmy: we'll see how it goes. >> you look, when did you become a specimen? look at you. you look like, you have that whole julian assange dragnet of an embassy look. >> jimmy: thank you. you look wonderful yourself. >> a

he just-- he just mentioned it. >> steve -- steve, what is your relationship to the banjo? martin, what is your relationship to steve's banjo? >> i dated steve's banjo for many years. >> i started playing in the '60s. i've been playing for 55 years. i know i should be better. we're in show business but i have another life as a musician. and you have a whole other set of friends that kind of levels you out. it's really nice. that's why you're unlevel. >> in the show that i saw last year, it seems like there's an honest mistake. steve, you say grinville, martin, you say greenville and you say, "you'd te steve, if you were having a stroke, wouldn't you?" and it looked like, an uh, is thatar real mistake? there real mistake? >> no, no. yeah, yeah, yeah. it was a mistake. >> totally yeah. >> we will never intentionally make a mistake because that looks phony.au i think thence smells it. but, if something happens, we exploit it. >> in your work togethft- handed compliments play a big role and you talk about a lot of them. what are some of your favorites? >> one of the great things about

the russian interventions were sweeping and that they were systematic whoa whoa hold on there steve martin are we talking about the same mall or report the one that i saw spent the first thirty pages talking about a click click bait farm in st petersburg that was posting puppy memes facebook's own head of advertising said fifty six percent of the money days they spent on the ads was after the election and the amount before the election amounts to a few thousand dollars which in facebook dollars is equivalent to like fifteen cents it'll get your warm cup of coffee meanwhile even to media organization the new york times was forced to admit that it was given two billion dollars worth of free media during the two thousand and sixteen race so the media are by far the ones responsible for his rise to power in our newsrooms we want to we ought to be asking what is it that we would have done differently than what we did in two thousand and sixteen my research suggests that the hack content as used by news changed the news agenda in the way that is potentially consequential white room fueling a mas

the russian interventions were sweeping and that they were systematic whoa whoa hold on there steve martin are we talking about the same ball or report the one that i use.

> woodruff: this week, "that moment when," newshour's show oe facebook watchures the martins-- steve martinnd martin short. here's a preview. >> this is a special question for martin. is there a moment when you reevgnize the genius of ste and, of course, this question is special because it was submitted by steve. [laughter] >> by the way, i obje to the phrase "genius." i can't just sit here, but d.go ah >> by the way, you're not alone. i think it takes a genius to be hopen to the people arouim that can make him even better. the whole package is a genius >> i actually remember a men we were going to look at a special i.was so extreme. i thought, wo you ar really unafraid. and i remember that. we were saying, this is really bizarre. i have to respect this gumore. >> woodruff: doesn't look like , n at all. weu can find all of our episodes at facebookt that and that is the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online, and again right fore tomorrow evening. all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and we'll see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> b

. >> there's another part of this, there's the old steve martin joke, how to become a millionaire. step one, get a million dollars. that's what bernie is saying. go write a book. i think what's problematic is he should have a more sophisticated and thought much approach to tell people how to empower themselves through jobs. >> instead of what he's willing to pay on taxes on these millions, and how much he's willing to contribute. i'm willing to pay x% percent. >> but he's always been a grumpy curmudgeon. >> that doesn't free him from leading a better dialogue. >> heidi's got a new report out today, specifically on the dnc's new strategy regarding targeting voters. we node they needed one. >> they say they have learned from 2016, a cycle in which hillary clinton talked more about donald trump's temperament and characteristics versus the specific policies that would affect real people. what nbc has learned is the dnc is making a major investment to expand their research to go directly into local communities, steph to highlight stories about how trump's policies have affected real peo

tonight -- steve martin, from nbc's "this is us", actress susan kelechi watson, featuring the 8g banday was april fool's day. so, if you saw anything in the news that was positive, that's why.

my favorite skit if i wasn't in it would be steve martin, "what the hell is that?"gotta say maybe "cowbell" was probably my favorite one. [ cheers and applause ] 'cause it started out, like, so, like -- you didn't know if it was going to be -- it was funny, but it was weird. it was more weird than funny. and then, so, usually on "snl," they put the weirder sketches towards the end of the show. so this was at the end of the show. but everyone turned it up. and yeah, it was really funny that night. and it was like -- i think it was my second week on "saturday night live." and i was a rookie, man. i don't know, i'm not in the, you know -- step up to the major leagues with these guys. and everybody -- the idea of the sketch was that they're recording "don't fear the reaper" and will ferrell is playing cowbell. and he keeps hitting it, and they go -- christopher walken is a a producer. he's like, "guys, we gotta do one more take. we gotta have more cowbell." [ light laughter ] so that was the idea of the sketch. but then, when we did it on air, everyone upped their game.

>> steve: you're like george r.r. martin> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: i take that as a a compliment. because he writes "game of thrones." >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: and yeah, i don't know how i got the energy up. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: i'll tell you how i do it. >> steve: tell me how you did it. >> jimmy: treadmill every day. >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: i went on a very healthy diet. >> steve: vitamins, yeah. >> jimmy: you know, a lot of steamed veggies. >> steve: sure. a lot of omega 3s. >> jimmy: yeah, steamed meats. proteins. >> steve: i love -- you know i love steamed meat. >> jimmy: yeah. oh, yeah. [ laughter ] i do know that about you. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: in fact, that's where we met. at that steamed meat place. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: is that still open? >> steve: no, closed. health department. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. of course. well, anyways. yeah, i got the energy up. and i go, "i got -- i need a a sequel to this one." 'cause you got your "dada." >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: you got your "mama." [ drumroll ] >> steve:

steve forbes, scott martin and austin -- a full crowd, but first deirdre bolton on capitol hill following the fear works. reporter: 7 ceos from major banks and financial services took big questions from financial service committee here on capitol hill, about safety and structural soundness of the institutions post credit crisis here is chairwoman maxine waters, asking that very question. >> i am concerned several of these enstutions are too big -- institutions are too big to manage their own operations to serve our communities and too big to care about the harm they have caused. reporter: various topics, afternoon heavy on the consumer angle. and to what extent that banks are profits from overdraft protection knees and consume -- fees and consumers are being punished. >> what percent of your revenues is fees? how tiny is tiny? >> less than 1%. >> no consumer business. >> chairwoman maxine water wraps the day, thanking the ceos, and called them captains of industry, said have you a lot of power, you have a lot of influence, and raised a call to arms, asking them to help the next generation

more before you get >>you know he only out exactly so we need to watch this seems to thinks martin as coach steve not take the bait for standing here at oracle arena. it's a special time because this is literally the last playoff spill have here all corrina they have that held right here on the court it's beautiful obviously representing the fact that we're right here in oakland, they called the town that built up doug nation so a very special to have the playoff playoffs here at oracle for the last time now as you said there in the pursuit of a 3 peat the dubs one last game won 21 to one oh 4 against the la clippers. >>steph curry scored 38 points and made 8, 3, pointers the most we've seen in postseason history plus as you said there was a bit of drama to lawyers kevin duran clippers patrick beverley. >>were both rejected deer and got 2 technical fouls after the game coach to steve kerr did same prix should team do not take the bait and by bate they mean beverly who's been known to be an antagonist snow. dear and insisted no i have self-control i will not get another technical and not meet that

the top of the 5th and pirates up one nothing steve in newburgh goes office it field he lines one into left field checketts under the glove of jason martinmes in to score in the giants tied up but pittsburgh they answer call tucker as high and center to deep field. it keeps carrying and no chance for that given this tie was his first big league hit it's a home or how about a pirates go up 3 to one 3 hour rain delay would cut this game sure your final through 5 innings 3 to one giants look to avoid the sweep tomorrow afternoon. heading over to the a's mike fears on the mound today, the top of 4 days of one nothing roddy tallies just unloads on one that's a deep drive to center field three-run home run, toronto goes up 4 to nothing more offense forhe blue jays this one it gets hot in here in a hurry, justin smoak 4, 20. in toronto. but know one thing on them 9 to nothing. bottom of the 8th, inning we want to see josh bailey. he popped one up to shallow field freddy galvis the former phillies look at this catch that is a web gems right hand their hand, whatever you want to call it age would get on the board in the 9th, but they will fall to

steve: tell us how those people came to martin county? 46,000 showing up. i'm sorry. i'm not suggesting martin county alone. severe sumzero sum. you can't clone them and put them in another place as well. brian: dan, here is the amazing thing. sadly, some type of humanitarian problem in these facilities because they are overrun. border patrol aren't healthcare, day care experts and they are immediately going to get blamed and blame the administration. this administration has had a siren for an emergency saying there is emergency there for two years. my hope is people like thomas freidman the "new york times" saying we need a wall there is a catastrophe at our border people understand we have to get together and solve this problem. jeh johnson sat on our couch and said republicans helped him when he needed help with the border. democrats are not helping this president. will. >> thomas freidman from the "new york times" and jeh johnson moment was a big shift. i'm hoping responsible democrats, if there are any left, start to pick up on this

steve bannons? >> it's the same tactics, if not the same people. these kind of relentless campaigns against people that just don't let up. >> father martin is often on receiving end of those attacks, but says he is not the real target. >> people feel that they can't attack pope francis. they attack me instead. >> after 49 party goers were massacred at a gay nightclub in orlando, father martin wrote a book calling for the church to start building bridges to the lgbt community. >> and then the pushback happened. and that was primarily online, sort of personal vilification, name calling, heretic, pansy, faggot, false pooriest, et cete, itself. and then these are promoted by websites like church militant. >> so we went to see church militant. it's run from a small building outside detroit. >> this is our chapel. >> michael booras, a former television reporter is the editor of this catholic website and has strong views on francis. >> pope francis, holy father for the salvation of your own soul, you must step down from the chair of peter and do so immediately. >> the high tech studio here churns out online shows that he says reach three million viewers a

martin, we had a crash here. it was raining here for the last hour but it may have stopped. let's bring in steve. you were talking about the rain and it was raining for a long time and also in the santa cruz mountains. >> it looks like it is about done. the breeze will really be the bigger factor with lower humidity. the last couple of days have been very muggy. nev ado is at 35. we have cooler air to the north, no doubt about it filling in. polk valley is 45. pat lumea is 47. oakland airport is gusting to 22 miles per hour. there are some of the little splash and dash showers that went over half moon bay. i think they are done. the main line was from every green down to morgan hill and san martin. it was lit up for a while. same for the santa cruz coastline. i think everything is about over. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. we will be cooler looking for 40s on the peninsula. san carlos at 51. pisc pacifica is 50. isolated showers in the mountains as the system clips them. i think that is it for 101. should be improving weather for san mateo and the coast. you can see a little activity that is us

killed in the bombing that day including little martin richard from my neighborhood and dennis simmons died from the injuries he sustained some time later. stevefirst and foremost. steve: my job is to keep you safe but at the same time the people who have actually taken lives should be able to vote that seems at odds with the job. >> when you look at what is going on in this world, there is seriously -- there is serious movements to attack democracies. you saw that last weekend in sri lanka. we saw it on 9/11 down on the tip of manhattan here with 343 of my brothers and almost 3,000 of my fellow americans were murdered. absolutely first and foremost the role and responsibility of the commander-in-chief of this united states is to protect the citizens. steve: all right. thank you very much for your service. >> god bless america. indeed. steve: thank you, sir. straight ahead on this wednesday. hillary clinton wants president trump to be indicted. >> any other person who has engaged in those acts would certainly have been indicted. steve: real have any well, the president's attorney, rudy giuliani is here as you can see. i think he disagrees with

loyal consumers aston martin first all electricity car inside special edition beauty the this morning dagen mcdowell, folks are media chairman former republican presidential candidate steveo see you -- >> great teen here wi-- great to be an here. >> nice to see france step up the whole nation revival of a nation depressed a long time you are going to see best of france to the fore. >> a catalyst france under pressure for two years whether the policies the people don't like the protesting or just terrorism now this. >> reminder what they are all about, back over 800 years really, really exemplifies the best of humanity. >> yeah great to see henry step up. >> yes. >> henry and wife, absolutely, and in fact we have breaking news a massive investigation under way in paris, after the devastating fire at the historic notre dame cathedral, cheryl casone with details as officials access the damage. cheryl: afternoon in paris right now looking at what caused this prosecutors are saying there is no evidenced of arson but interviewing people working on the renovation to say cathedral, you saw burning yesterday we discerned queen elizabeth sent a message to french president emmanuel