announcer: it s a late show with stephen colbert. tonight: plus, stephen welcomes common and musical guest andrea bocelli featuring jon batiste and stay homin . and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater office building in new york city, it s stephen colbert! stephen: hey, everybody! welcome to a rare friday late show. this is a collector s item. take this show, put it in one of those plastic sleeves and put it away. don t let your kids play with it. i m your host stephen colbert. t.g.i.f., by which i mean, thank god inoculations finally. also, thank god for a new president, finally, finally, whether or not the current one clinging by his fingernails to the white house doorframe is ready to sack up and accept reality. yesterday, president-elect biden and vice president-elect harris had their first official post-election interview with jake the tapper. biden said a lot of things, none of which will have to be defended in court by his drippy, farting lawyer. the
ge good morning, everyone. the justice in policing act establishes a bold vision of policing in america never again should the world be subjected to witnessing what we saw on the streets in minneapolis the slow murder of an individual by uniformed police officer. the world is witnessing the birth of a new movement in our country. this movement has now spread to many nations around the world with thousands marching to register their horror and hearing the cry i can t breathe. people marching to demand not just change, but transformative change that ends police brutality, ends racial profiling, and ends the practice of denying americans the right to have the ability to sue when they have been injured by an officer that denies local jurisdictions the power to fire or prosecute offending officers. black communities have sadly been marching for over 100 years against police abuse, but for the police to protect and serve our community s like they do elsewhere. in the 1950
and chuck shumer held a news conference to unveil police reform legislation. they were joined by fellow democratic members. this is one hour. good morning, everyone. the justice in policing act establishes a bold, transformative vision of policing in america never again should the world be subjected to witnessing what we saw on the streets in minneapolis the slow murder of an individual by uniformed by a uniformed police officer. the world is witnessing the birth of a new movement in our country. this movement has now spread to many nations around the world, with thousands marching to register their horror and hearing the cry, i can t breathe. people marching to demand not just change, but transformative change that ends police brutality, ends racial profiling, and ends the practice of denying americans the right to have the ability to sue when they have been injured by an officer, that denies local jurisdictions the power to fire or prosecute offending officers. bl
[applause] what has changed is that in recent years the eyes of more americans have been opened to this truth. partly because of cameras. partly because of tragedy. partly because the statistics cannot be ignored. we can t close our eyes anymore. and the good news and this is truly good news, is that people of all political persuasions are starting to think we need to do something about this. charlie: bryan stephenson is the founder and executive of a nonprofit organization that represents prisoners whose trials are marked by racial bias or prospect real misconduct. he has won relief from death row for prisoners and secured life secured an end to sentences for parole with juveniles. his efforts have been recognized by numerous awards, including the macarthur genius grant and 21 honorary degrees. archbishop desmond tutu has called him america s young nelson mandela. his memoir was named among the 100 most notable books of 2014 by the new york times book review. it is now o
postal savings bank of china closer to the world s biggest ipo. 40,000 branches, would you believe it? follow me on twitter at @rishaadtv. don t forget to use #trendingbusiness. trading day underway and hong kong in 30 minutes. singapore, taipei, and malaysia starting the midweek session. david: hopefully the second day of gains. the first one in four days yesterday. friday weresince not a selloff. back to the levels of last friday. there is a lot of caution across markets, not just equities. look what is happening across the fx space, dollar saying the reststrength, but of the currencies, uneventful so far. as aussie dollar, the euro well, the taiwanese dollar getting the best bid. classesok across asset and see the price action. 10 year bond yields, have a look at this. year, this is very interesting. the last time we have seen such a tight and narrow trading range on the yield of the u.s. 10 year was the start of 2012. is what we have been seeing so far this august. belowu