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mainians? it s wait, wait, wait! this just in. north korea threatens nuclear strike near gaum. near gaum. apparently they don t know where gaum is either! we re saved! hurray! announcer: it s the late show with stephen colbert. tonight stephen welcomes millie bobby brown, jim jefferies and musical guest zeshan b., 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 ) ( band playing ) captioning sponsored by cbs stephen: nice. thank you very much. hey, everybody! please, have a seat! ( cheers and applause ) you re too kind! sit down! thank you, everybody! thank you very much! ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the late show. rschyour shows stephen colbert. ee folks, before we start the show tonight, i d like to go on the record: i do not want the earth to blow up. ( laughter ) that s where my house is. going to have a vacation there in a couple of weeks. but thin ....
activating people from the ground up. father john walks his parishioners from his chapel to san jose city hall. putting down a hymn book and the bible to pick up a bullhorn asking his followers their friends and anyone who will listen to resist. you are better than that. reporter: resist what he says are growth and hate groups during the first 200 plus days of the trump administration. we know they re giving license to attack immigrants, to beat up on african-american youth. reporter: many people including minorities and immigrants are feeling that they are the targets of increasing hate in the u.s. even religious leaders are apparently being targeted. these white supremacist, the first thing they attacked was the clergy. they gathered them to resist and those were the first people they attacked. reporter: this pastor says he will continue to preach from the pulpit. we believe in each other. reporter: and the bullhorn asking people to rise up and resist ....
for decades, it s absolutely unprecedented. india, the world s most populous democracy, marks 70 years of independence. and i m in the city of amritsar looking at the country s potential and the problems that are holding it back. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: they re without philippe coutiniho, daniel sturridge and adam lallana, but liverpool battle on against hoffenheim in their champions‘ league qualifier tonight. good evening and welcome to the bbc‘s news at six. the government has set out its plans for trading with the eu and the rest of the world after brexit. ministers want to avoid a sudden and drastic change for business so they re calling for a temporary relationship with the eu while a more permanent arrangement is developed. their ultimate goal is to have a system of trade with the eu that is as close as possible to what we have now. but the eu parliament s chief negotiator described that as a fantasy. our business editor simonjack reports. dove ....
it s never been done but explorer pen haddow is giving it a go. for the first time in human history, possibly for the first time in 130,000 years, it is now possible to steal ships into this ce area. to steal ships into this ce area. to steal ships into this ce area. to steal ships into this area. to steal ships into this area. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the government has set out its plans for trading with the eu and the rest of the world after brexit. ministers want to avoid a sudden and drastic change for business so they re calling for a temporary relationship with the eu while a more permanent arrangement is developed. their ultimate goal is to have a system of trade with the eu that is as close as possible to what we have now. but the eu parliament s chief negotiator described that as a fantasy. our business editor simonjack reports. dover, the uk s busiest port. nearly 20% of all goods traded with the eu come here. businesses fear any blo ....
it a go. for the first time in human history possibly for the first time in 130,000 years it is now possible to sail ships into this seat area. this sea area. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the government has set out its plans for trading with the eu and the rest of the world after brexit. ministers want to avoid a sudden and drastic change for business so they re calling for a temporary relationship with the eu while a more permanent arrangement is developed. their ultimate goal is to have a system of trade with the eu that is as close as possible to what we have now. but the eu parliament s chief negotiator described that as a fantasy. our business editor simonjack reports. dover, the uk s busiest port. nearly 20% of all goods traded with the eu come through here. businesses fear any blockages to trading arteries like this would have serious consequences for them and the rest of the uk. for logistics firms, like this one in kent, time is money. our business ....