willie, i like to come to this on you.sn't like the school district telling him he can't pray because we don't want you pros loo advertising. they don't want a lawsuit. what are your thoughts. >> this is absurd. i can not believe this is happening in this country. i do want to make the distinction between persecution of stuff going on overseas -- harris: prosecution and persecution. >> or execution so there are some real problems all around the world. sad here in america, he couldn't drop to a knee, said he couldn't bow his head, do anything that looked like he was being religious. i mean are you kidding me? this is country we live in that you can't -- perhaps, that is part of the problem with all the other society things we've been talking about is things like this, you can't do. other things you can do. harris: what i was going to say, can you imagine them outlawing the middle finker? think about all the nasty language you hear. andrea: prison for life. harris: what about the things we do tolerate out there in the stand?

[ cheers ] look at a clip of bruce willis. see if you can notice. >> i see dead people. [ laughter ] >> in your dreams? >> jimmy: well, there you go. cheers and applause ] you're right. you're right, that's a classic. you're right. >> classic. >> jimmy: you're totally right. you're totally right. well, then, let's get to the interview. i apologize. we'll cut all this out. >> okay. >> jimmy: thanks for coming back. congrats on the film, "rock the kasbah." next friday, it comes out. << yes. >> jimmy: it's you and bill murray. >> bill murray in the sahara desert. >> jimmy: yeah. >> fantastic. >> jimmy: yeah. >> funny, funny. crazy. >> jimmy: yeah. he's like kind of a washed up music manager. he's got one last crack at it. >> one last, one last take. i play a character that just can't stop killing. >>>>immy: yeah. no, yeah, yeah. jimmy: can't stop killing people. >> jimmy: yeah, you really can't, yeah. i'm just sorry. i'm m little distracted. [ laughtht ] >> stiti? because i i n help you. because i -- hold on to yourself.. >> jimm

that will help it. [ cheers and applause ] that's bruce willis. yeah, yeah. that's bruce willis. that's what i'm talking about. much better now. now i know who you are. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. i love all your stuff. >> atta boy. >> jimmy: that's what it all is. yeah. you have -- you have a movie with bill murray, "rock the kasbah" that's next friday. >> yep. >> jimmy: congrats on that. you're a killer and you're in afghanistan, and it's funny. but it's action. but it's cool. go check it out "rock the kasbah." we have a clip, but i also want to talk about your play, too. let's look at a clip. here's bruce willis in character. because i don't think your hair is your normal hair. and bill murray in "rock the kasbah." look at this. >> yo, anybody hit? anybody hit? baba? >> right here. >> yo, get in on john? everybody all right? where are you going?

, willie, charity. you'll do anything, right? >> name a charity. >> got to do anything. you give back. >> i made a huge mistake asking for their opinion in the they'll say no, don't do it. >> for that, i'm buying two watches, one for me and one for natalie. >> post your virtual t-shirts. >> we are all about giving. double trouble. >> watch hunger stop.com. >> watch it stop. >> kate and michael, great to see you teaming up for something so important. thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, the social experiment that literally shocked the world. it's coming to the big screen. called "the experimenter." it stars peter sarsgaard. we're going seeing changes in your skin? aging is not just about wrinkles. your skin could be losing volume. revitalift volume filler from l'oreal z my personal skincare exper t with our highest concentration of hyaluronic acid. use daily- l'oreal volume filler penetrates to volumize skin surface layers. cheeks are fuller. hollows under the eyes less pronounced. wrinkles, smoo

musical guests willie nelson and john mellencamp. featuring jon batiste and stay captioning sponsored by cbs and now, it's time for the "late show with stephen colbert"! ( cheers and applause ) i agree. i agree. carol burnett, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: did they chant that at your old show? >> yeah, they would. they would chant, "stephen! stephen! stephen." >> stephen: they were prophetic. we're here again as i said with comedy legend, carol burnett. we worked out our differences. thank you for being here, carol. >> thank you. >> stephen: this is not the first time you've been on the stage. when was the first time you were on the stage here at ed sullivan theater? >> on this very stage? 1959. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: what do you think of >> i like what you've done with the place. it was different-- well, this was the old-- i think oscar hammerstein theater. >> stephen: yeah, it was built in 1927. >> and i did the "gary moore" show here. t

how long before willie's reserve gets out there? a long time to get this product out because everybody working on it is so relaxed? ( laughter ) well, the next concert, the farm aid 30, is september 19 in chicago. who you guys got? >> well, john and i will be there, dave matthews, neil young. >> well, i have to tell you, we've had-- we've had the greatest artists in america play farm aid. after 30 years, i don't think there's anybody that hasn't played farm aid at least once. >> the good thing about it is all the acts pay their own way there, pay their own expenses, their own hotels or whatever and all the money that comes in goes directly to the farmers who need it. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: guys thank you so much for being here, willie, john. farm aid 30, september 19 in chicago, illinois. we'll be right back with a performance by willie nelson and john mellencamp. stick around. ♪ ♪ baby, i can't wait. feel the spark of emotion lifeel warm inside. of you. feel our big beautiful new candle. feel glade. sc johnson. i reall

i want to mention willie geist is in the room. he's going to be taking questions from people here in just a moment. let's get started. mr. trump, let me start with some news topics, okay. you love to talk about polling, and let me start by faking it away from you. you're doing great. you're doing great in so many states, like new hampshire and south carolina and nevada. nationally you're doing great. you have some high negative numbers, but iowa is a problem all of a sudden. you've fatten behind ken carson. why? >> i don't believe i fell behind. it was one poll, a second poll and small poll and i was in iowa three days ago, a town hall that was unbelievable. packed, thousands people standing outside. >> one is "the des moines register" and the other is a quinnipiac. >> "the des moines register" is the terrible paper, as far as i'm concerned. >> quinnipiac. >> very liberal paper, by the way, and i believe and i've been winning and i have other polls in iowa that i am winning, just so you understand. this was two small polls and all

ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah & >> stephen: singing the willie nelson song "nightlife," please welcome willie nelson and john >> when the evenin' sun goes down you're gonna find me hangin' 'round the night life ain't no good life but it's my life >> used-to-be's well the night life ain't no bad life listen to the blues and what they're playin' >> and listen to what the blues are sayin' life is just another scene from the world of broken dreams and the night life ain't no good life but it's my life >> listen to the blues >> playin' >> life is just another scene from the world of broken dreams i say the night life, it ain't no good life but it's my life >> the night life ain't no good life but it's my life ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: whoo! farm aid's 30th anniversary concert is this saturday at the first merit bank pavilion in chicago. go! support the farmers! we'll be right back. hand-crafted...layer by layer. the new macchiato from dunkin' donuts. experience the flavor of fall with a new hot or iced can i get a medium coffee, cream, two sugars? medium hot coffee, cream, two sugars --

made for real, real life. & >> stephen: singing the willie nelson song "nightlife," please welcome willie nelson and john >> when the evenin' sun goes down you're gonna find me hangin' 'round the night life ain't no good life but it't'my life >> so many people just like me life ain't no bad life listen to the blues and what they're playin' >> and listen to what the blues are sayin' life is just another scene from the world of broken dreams good life but it's my life >> listen to the blues >> listen to the blues they're >> life is just another scene from the world of broken dreams i say the night life, it ain't no good life but it's my life >> the night life ain't no good life but it's my life ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: whoo! farm aid's 30th anniversary concert is this saturday at the first merit bank pavilion in chicago. go! we'll be right back. now stick around for my friend james corden. good night, everybody. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by access.wgbh.org+ reggie: are you ready, y'all to have some fun and attack a village tonight use your g gl points to gain some sco

bruce willis. >> jimmy: that's momman. [ cheers ] that's my buddy. that's bruce. bruce willis. yeah. you look fantaseic. good to see you. >> what's going on? you good? >> jimmy: everything's great, d look good. everything's great. [ laughter ] look good. it's good. the family's going good. erything's goo family's good? >> good, good, good. growing. growing by leaps and bounds. >> jimmy: thank you for coming to the show. >> very nice. jimmy: appreciate it. [ laughter ] >> good to be here. >> jimmy: lot to talk about. a lot to talk about. [ laughter ] they love you. we love you. [ cheers ] >>e steve: hi like that guy. >> jimmy: yeah. i never know -- i don't want to embarrass you or anything. i just -- what's going on with the hair? >> it suddenly, has just seemed to just grow exponentially. and i was a blond, i was a a blond en i was a kid. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so this is your hair? thisuis your normal hair? >> my hair. my hair. it's normal. is no toal. >> jimmy: i don't think i have ever seen this. i mean, do you shave it for your roles? or is this -- >> a lot of times, i'll s

i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. & >> stephen: singing the willie welcome willie nelson and john mellencamp. >> when the evenin' sun goes down you're gonna find me hangin' 'round the night life ain't no good life but it's my life dreamin' of their old time used-to-be's well the night life ain't no bad life listen to the blues and what they're playin' >> and listen to what the blues are sayin' from the world of broken dreams and the night life ain't no good life but it's my life >> listen to the blues playin' >> life is just another scene from the world of broken dreams i say the night life, it ain't no good life but it's my life >> the night life ain't no good life but it's my life ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: whoo! concert is this saturday at the chicago. go! support the farmers! we'll be right back. who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. that's amazing. it's amazing.

my colleague, gerri willis. you were listening at same time i was to the press conference, what stood out? >> i have to tell you we were very curious about the shooter. the spokesman confirming that the shooter was neutralized. sounded like it happened very quickly after police got on the scene. here is what we saw and let me break out a little timeline for you here. 10:3west coast time, 1:38 east coast time, authorities are notified of an active shooter at umpqua community college. this is a very rural area in roseburg. you can see on the map here, oregon. originally said it was 3300 folks at the community college. it is actually 16,000 part-time students as well. so it is bigger than we thought. apparently this fellow going from room to room shooting people. he was neutralized by the police. there were 100 different sheriffs, u.s. marshal, fbi, the atf, all of these folks converging on this scene. they're there now making sure they have everything they need from the scene. from what we know the shooter is dead

this is bruce willis, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "rock the kasbah" opens next friday. the broadway play "misery" begins previews october 22nd. we'll be right back with the lovely sienna miller.

i'm a schorl at willie l. brown middle school 6th grader a giant step giant step you'll take throughout your life i'm speaking to everyone right now when i was in 5th grade i thought whether or not mission high school will i go to that didn't fit for me i looked at the visitacion valley that did work either whether i heard about willie l. brown middle school i thought that's the one the first days day what a breeze totally fine i thought that was okay. i was the first student to come here at sfusd to sign up for this school where did i end in the first day i end with a student push me in the locker and putting his arm in my neck for no reason he thought work i was here for a dream i had a dream in school i did i get that that is no fair a entertain said in the meeting that it is a normal process bullying is a normal process in schools this not normal if you ask me so later on it was going pretty good and i was defending what i thought people were bullying me and told them no if so not right. i get punched why

willie along with al, natalie and tamron. it is mets day here. >> yes, it is. >> i know you're a chicago native. >> i'm a tex j an. >> i'm not a native. >> sorry. >> predicted it. i thought this was their year. what they say in chicago -- >> next century. >> no. >> that's a thing. >> joe. >> you know what? the mets, i love the mets. i love curtis granderson. he's my favorite player outside of any ranger player in the league. they earned it. >> murphy, too. >> amazing. >> he's going to be earning more. >> yes, he is. >> that's murphy hitting a home run at a post season game for the sixth consecutive year. mlb record. he has seven altogether in the post season. front of him, as the mets swept the cubs at wrigley field, 4-0. you feel bad for the cubs. they have a great, young team. they'll be back, tamron. >> you can't say, next year. next century. >> they will be back. >> they will be, but you know, in chicago, it's like, oh. it hurts you. >> that's what i feel bad about. looking at the faces. >> the hopes were high. >> of the

as you know she's the daughter of bruce willis and demi moore. she's making a huge name for herself as an actress and a dancer. she's going to tell us about her new role on broadway. >> you won't believe what's going on behind closed doors. ambush makeover. our two fans were plucked and they're getting a once over for hot new looks. >> we're honoring a wonderful woman who's battling breast cancer but always manages to sea the light when she goes to a dark place. she's our everyone has a story winner. >> looking forward to meeting her. >> she wrote me such a beautiful letter. because i have to write the lyrics from the letter. so you need something that's lyrical, something that's poetic, you know? she wrote a beautiful letter. i'm looking forward to -- >> we were mesmerized in the makeup room because i don't know if you guys -- do you know how old dick van dyke is? he's 90. it's amazing watching him in action. look at. oh, hi, like nothing. look how it's nothing. >> well, how many pounds is it? >> that's a lot of pounds. >> you know what i love?

this is bruce willis, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "rock the kasbah" opops next friday. e broadway play "misery" begins previews october 22nd. we'll be right back with the lovely sienna miller. stick around, everybody. it's intelligent enough to warn of danger from virtually anywhere. it's been smashed, dropped and driven. it's perceptive enough to detect other vehicles on the road. it's been shaken, rattled and pummeled. it's innovative enough to brake by itself, park itself and help you steer. it's been in the rain...

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who knows more about chocolate than willy wonka. >> it looks like heaven. incredible. >> just a giant -- i mean it's full to the brim with chocolate! >> this is as close as any of us will ever get to living little charlie's dream. >> just imagine all those people going to enjoy it how many different products it's going to make. >> cocoa coins, gift-wrapped good eies. this is not ann gu's factory ans factory. he samples, the man's job is to eat chocolate for a living, as much as three pounds of it a day. >> i'm considered to be the real life willy wonka, that is creative magical side that people want to believe in with chocolate. >> you might say he was born with a chocolate bar in thotomy. iin themouth. his parents published an industry journal. >> i was like little charlie. saying i don't want this dream to end. i'm still saying that now. >> but the man living in a sugar coated dream warns there is a bitter nightmare brewing. >> you are the man behind one of the most terrifying predictions i have heard in some time. >> the world will run out of chocolate b

i will say, duck dynasty star willie robertson here is discuss his book. and tiki barber, talking about the nfl and more, tonight we get freaky with tiki. and i am hitting streets to see if people can tell difference between politicians and movie monsters, i am kennedy. it is one national poll, but are we facing a carson-trump horse race? we ask the party panel tonight. bonnie mcfarland looking dapper, love that. david smith, also funny. julie banderas, a fox news correspondent. julie, welcome to you all. >> thank you. kennedy: hallelujah, i start with you, will trump weiner nener himself on twitter. >> no, he believed them on this poll in august, when he was leading, now he is not leading it is not true. or a 28, where we questioned brains of iowans, back he tweeted can grates lindsey graham. it is interesting he believes the polls if he is winning. kennedy: also said, he talks about polls because he is doing so well. and reason his opponents don't talk about them, because they are losing losers, you love carson so much, you could be from iowa, why is tha

. >> bruce willis is my guest >> bruce willis is my guest tonight, plus, we as the season shifts, >> bruce willis is my guest tonight, plus, we change is on its way. and with change, comes opportunity. it's up to you to seize it. ♪ this autumn, find your opportunity at cadillac. the 2015 cadillac ats. get this low-mileage lease from around $269 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. ♪ . >>> more injury challenges for the redskins against the jets. >> it's not good at all. redskins getting set to head to new jersey to face a surprising jets team well arrested 3-1 after a bye and redskins without five starters. trent williams and corey liq 10 s -- lichtensteiger. >> it's a great challenge. we have a heck of a team not playing but a heck of a team pl playing. it's a great opportunity for ty to play tackle and josh to play center. we have confidence they'll get the job done. that's the way we will go about our business. nothing will change. business as usual and we have a job to do with the able bodies we have planned. >> to high school football. hosting eagles. lots of fans fired

. >> reporter: how special will it be to honor willie mcginest? >> i'm thinking when we bought the team 21 years ago, and we dreamt about trying to build something where fans could be proud and, you know, the way i sort of looked at the time john hannah as a fan, and i was so pleased to meet him afterwards. then hopefully we created that. willie was the real pillar and strength on the defense that helped turn this franchise around more than anyone. it's sort of what drew did on the off fen, willie did on the defense. >> reporter: how proud are you of your football team, 6-0? >> couldn't be prouder. they've really performed well. tonight will be a real challenge, you know? three days of preparation really short, but they've done well. the mood in the locker room is good. i just came through, and i hope we make our fans proud. >> reporter: one quick question, last one, as an owner, do you get nervous? >> absolutely. [ laughter ] >> the biggest thing is, we >> reporter: right. >> and the thing about this game, anything can happen, but i hope our fans

you're listening to todrick willis, he's a youth minister. >> okay. he's playing drums from the car seat. >> check this out. he's drumming his little heart away. looks like this entire family is just musically inclined and talented. each one of the kids has a part in the song. listen. my god will be there until the end just like he was from the start he's a good god yeah yeah >> dang. this is the type of talent you can't teach. >> no autotune necessary. just want to point that out. >> well, we've heard them sing. why don't we meet them? joining us right this minute is the willis family. welcome! we heard you guys singing on facebook. you write songs. how did you get start snd. >> i actually started with my sister at the age of 4. we started with my mom and now that i'm grown with kids, now my kids are singing with me. >> i actually started singing with my brothers when i was little. so when my wife and i married, we're just two people that love music. and so it just fell all into place. >> how does it feel to be able to do this with your own kids as w

willie? savannah savannah? >> kerry sanders, thank you. >>> we are learning more from oregon, the details about what first officers on the scene of last week's community college shooting were facing. the d.a. said police sergeant and detective were justified in using force when they ran toward snyder hall and shot mercer, firing at them. >> the officers hit the shooter, forcing him to take cover. that's where he later committed suicide. the gunman didn't injury additional students once they the officers were in plain clothes and not wearing bullet proof vests. today, they're being hailed as heros. >> these men saved lives that day. >> in the meantime, chris mintz, one of the victims, is hailed as a hero. he was shot seven times while trying to save other students. he was able to leave the hospital last night. >> veteran of the united states military, stepping in once again, as we've seen so many times. there are tough questions likely today, as the american chief heads to washington. tamron is here with us. >>

savannah, willie. >> and you say with a debate coming up next week. kristen welker in delaware. >>> breaking news this morning. a shooting at a college campus in arizona. this on the same day president obama travels to oregon to meet with some of the survivors and family members of the victims from last week's deadly shooting spree at a community college. nbc national correspondent, miguel almaguer in roseburg, oregon. good morning. >> reporter: willie, good morning. the wake of another school shooting. this one at northern arizona university, where one is dead and three are wounded. the president is getting ready to visit roseburg, but not everybody here is going to welcome him with open arms. >> we'll have a moment of silence. >> reporter: umpqua community college pay tribute to the victims of a deadly shooting, as roseburg residents prepare for another day in the national spotlight. president obama coming to town today to visit with victims and family. >> it's nothing more than a politicized opportunity for him to push his anti gun agenda. >> regar

and bronx-bound willis avenue bridge also closed. and two lanes blocked at midland avenue and century road due to construction. and alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect city-wide. and remember, be safe, don't text and drive. back to -- back to you. >> thank you. >>> the mets now one win away from the world series. >> reporter: well the mets are one win away from their fifth world series appearance in franchise history. they began, led by daniel murphy who tied a post-season record with a home run in his fifth straight play-off game. and surrendered just two runs and struck out seven. and he is familiar, three up, three down in the 9th inning. the mets win 5-2 and they lead the series with the cubs 3-0. >>> on the ice, the islanders shutting out the blue jackets in columbus. and the devils beat the coyotes 3-2. that's your cbs 2 wfan updates. >> thank you. >>> and now for the morning's 2 talkers. a comedian could be coming back. >> and one direction fans are loving the latest music video. and alex denis is back. >>

willie? >> peter alexander, thank you. >> chuck todd is the moderator of "meet the press." kevin mccarthy this time yesterday looked like a guy who was going to be the next speaker of the house, he stunned a lot of republicans in that room. how shocked were you to hear the news? >> i wasn't shocked that mccarthy was going to struggle. i thought his future was going to be at the benghazi committee. if hillary clinton got the best of the benghazi committee, i thought his speakership candidacy was in trouble. i guess i'm shocked that he didn't even try to see if he could get the votes he needed by the end of the month. on that front what happened yesterday clearly shocking. >> what's happens next? because you have a vacant job over there in the house of representatives. the speakership, it's a powerful job. and yet you don't have people falling all over themselves to fill it. >> nobody wants it for the very reasons why john boehner is leaving the job. the place is impossible to run right now. it

so if they do a chore or a behavior that you like you -- good job willie. you get a marble and then they pay you if they want to use it for screen time. so it's 15 minutes a marble. and then it teaches them budgeting and it also is a great way to track the screen time. >> it's like mommy bitcoin. >> it is. i do 15 minutes per marble. only two during the week and more on the weekend. >> each marble, 15 minutes. >> i got my kids to stay in their bed at night. i got them to eat their dinner. they'll be fighting over them. >> fighting how to keep them on or off the screen. what's over here? >> who likes nagging, right? that my worst nightmare, it's such a time-suck. it doesn't make me happy. i want to be happy. i let the stuff do the nagging. i leave notes on things, like this on this dirty pile of laundry. what do i have here? it says i don't like the floor. i put a note on it and then the stuff does it look, what about here? right? feed me dirty clothes, help, i'm hungry. >> when the note has been ignored three times, do you escalate in color? i mean is there

got to win in this state. >> yeah, willie, thanks so much. a great crowd. thanks to them for participating. >> fun this morning. >> it was. strong women, friday we celebrate the breast cancer survivors right out on the plaza with our pink party today. it got us thinking of a promise that we made last year. >> let's get another woman should join us, another hot woman should join us this fine morning. >> surprise. >> we're like connected. >> nbc is out of hot women so they sent me in. >> oh, dear. >> they are using every single one they have got today and then they said, kath, do you mind if you go in, fine, here i am. >> you are the one with the sheer lace top. >> oh, imagine that. >> you still got it, my friend. >> i still have too much of it, i know that. >> you've got presentee. >> how are you guys doing? >> how was your weekend? >> soggy, but not anywhere near like south carolina where people are truly suffering. i was thinking and praying for everybody over the weekend between the fires in california and the devastation on -- it's like -- >> yeah, yeah.

willie, al, tamron and natalie. who picked this one. >> our viewers. >> i like it. >> "cheerleaders" by omi. >> i like this. >> i like the friday viewer's choice. >> i love that. keep that going. >> coming on the show next week? >> monday. >> singing a new song "hula hoop." >> i won't be here but i'll be hula hooping in my head. >> we can send a -- >> i bet you're a good hula hooper. >> i used to be but i've lost that hip movement. >> oh. well, now. >> you've not lost it. you have it. >> surprisingly dark natalie. >> and it's 9:01. >> you know what i'm taking the kids to tonight. >> what? >> at radio city musical they have a digitally remastered copy that they are showing of "back to the future." >> awesome. >> with a live orchestra conducted by david newman. >> that's incredible. >> is it just a one-night thing. >> they are taking -- touring it around the country. >> that's so cool. >> 0 years after the movie. >> 30 years after the movie. >> and next week in fact the date that the delorean went to the future in "ba