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Its the late show with Stephen Colbert. Tonight, stephen welcomes gordon ramsay. David sedaris. And musical guest, pixies. Featuring jon batiste and stay human. And now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, its Stephen Colbert stephen wooo cheers and applause jon yeah stephen welcome to the late show, everybody. Im your host, Stephen Colbert. Its friday. Its friday. cheers and applause thats not just any friday crowd. That is the friday crowd before the friday before summer begins. It is summer, ladies and gentlemen. Congratulations. You made it. Thats it thats it. Im going to get a tan, man. Im going to get a tan this summer. Im doing the cocoa butter. Its going to be fantastic. Yes, i am. Im going to do the cocoa butter. Im going to smell im going to smell like a buffet at a jimmy buffet restaurant. Its the first day of ramadan. Happy ramadan, or whatever emotion goes with ramadan. I dont entirely know whether its a happy day. Its a time of fasting, so hungry r
Its the late show with Stephen Colbert. Tonight, stephen welcomes gordon ramsay. David sedaris. And musical guest, pixies. Featuring jon batiste and stay human. And now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, its Stephen Colbert stephen wooo cheers and applause jon yeah stephen welcome to the late show, everybody. Im your host, Stephen Colbert. Its friday. Its friday. cheers and applause thats not just any friday crowd. That is the friday crowd before the friday before summer begins. It is summer, ladies and gentlemen. Congratulations. You made it. Thats it thats it. Im going to get a tan, man. Im going to get a tan this summer. Im doing the cocoa butter. Its going to be fantastic. Yes, i am. Im going to do the cocoa butter. Im going to smell im going to smell like a buffet at a jimmy buffet restaurant. Its the first day of ramadan. Happy ramadan, or whatever emotion goes with ramadan. I dont entirely know whether its a happy day. Its a time of fasting, so hungry r
This is the cbs rnin this is the cbs morning news for wednesday, march 4th, 2015. Good morning. Im Lauren Lyster in for annemarie green. Opening statements in the trial of the accused marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev are expected today. A jury of eight men and ten women was seated following a twomonth selection process. The prosecution is expected to present graphic images of the destruction and injury caused by the bombs two years ago. He pleaded not guilty. Kris van cleave reports from boston. Reporter the 21yearold faces 20 charges that killed four and injured more than 260 in april of 2013. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. They are dzhokhar and his brother tamerlan. Tsarnaevs lawyers made multiple attempts to get the case moved out of boston arguing the citys residents have too many ties to the bombings to make up an impartial jury. When opening arguments begin, well get the best sense yet of how the defense plans to frame its case. What the defense wants to show is whet
Of a Justice Department investigation launched after a White Ferguson Police Officer fatally shot an unarmed black man touring a confrontation last summer. Mark strassman is in ferguson but we begin with jeff pegues in washington. Reporter the department of justice investigation examined 35,000 pages of records records from 20122014 and the numbers are stark. While 67 of fergusons residents are african american, they made up 93 of those arrested and 90 of people given citations. And when an officer pulled someone over, 85 of the time it was an african american. When police used force 88 of the time it was against African Americans. Last month fergusons police chief tom jackson was asked by cbs news correspondent Dean Reynolds whether bias existed in his department. Reporter did you discover a racial problem in the department . No. Reporter none . No, theres not a racial problem in the police department. Reporter when 18yearold Michael Brown was shot last august by Ferguson Police offic