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at the same time, i sometimes wonder if it's unhealthy to binge.used to look forward to things because it came out weekly. if a show is complicated, you should binge it. if it's simple, weekly. we'll make that the new model. this show comes out dale because it's complicated but it's simple. ( laughter ) >> coming to you from the heart of times square, the most important place on earth, it's "the daily show." tonight, tragedy is on set. meet the senate's newest. and anna kendrick. this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! >> trevor: hey! what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. my good man ronny chieng is joining me on the show tonight! >> hey, what's up, trevor? what's going on? good to see you. thanks for inviting me back in, finally. damn, it's like that restraining order you had on me finally expired or something. >> trevor: what are you doing? >> just getting comfortable. >> trevor: there's a chair. everyone sits in the chair. everyone sits in the same place, why are you on my shelf? >> i'm good here. >> trevor

work with all skids whether or not caucasian hispanic and i african-american cumber a lot of arrest binge kids my philosophy to work with all kids but being here and griping in the chinese community being a chinese-american is important going to american school during the day but went to chinese school that is community is important working with all the kids and having them exposed to all culture it is important to me. >> it is a mask evening. >> i'd like to thank you a you all to celebrate an installation of the days here in the asian art museum. >> one time has become so many things in the past two centuries because of the different did i licks the immigration officer didn't understand it became no standard chinese marine or cantonese sproupgs it became so many different sounds this is convenient for the immigration officer this okay your family name so this tells the generations of immigrants where they come from and also many stories behind it too. >> and what a better way to celebrate the enough is enough nuru with the light nothing is more important at an the hope the energy we. >>

microsoft bing? yes. duckduckgo? yes. big fan of duckduckgo. why? search engine that rolled out their services in a privacy—by—design way. have you ever had anyone deny you information by saying they can't give it to you due to data protection reasons? always. happens to me all the time. how do you deal with that? and often, it's complete crap. i call them out on it. you've been quite outspoken about specific proposals to reform the ico and its constitution. what are you worried about? some of the proposals in the government's data reform consultation, i agree with. the new powers that are being suggested for the ico to do with nuisance calls and nuisance texts, biggerfines for companies that get it wrong, absolutely agree with that. i also agree with the review of the law. but an independent regulator is really important to trust and confidence. and if a regulator can be leaned on politically or if government directs the work of the regulator, then i think that undermines the trust that other countries are going to have with us in doing trade deals

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♪ ♪ >>> weekends and sometimes week days are for bingeing, so what are you guys bingeing lately?ing to a screeching halt if the international alliance of theatrical stage employees goes on strike. this union of roughly 60,000 makeup artists, animators, technicians, cinematographers and more voted overwhelmingly to strike if streaming studios don't put respect on their work by offering more pay and better working conditions. my crew in the studio is nodding their heads. they're in a proud union too. i'm joined by actress and director yvette nicole brown and john linley president of the cinematographers guild. my lovely friend joining me on screen looking really lovely. i think it's important to let people at home know how important the people you don't see on camera are to these productions. >> first of all, i'm happy to be making my debut on "the cross connection." secondly, what people don't know as hard as actors work, crew members work even harder. when i get to set, they're always there before us, they're always there after us. what we get as protections as actors we get a 12

essentially from a macrolevel, we have two out of three saying bing, bing, start looking for the stockpetite. we see demand organic, great for the economy, for transportation. we feel good about this. we start to zero in on the names. i'm looking a stock like affirm. i've been and out of it with my subscribers twice this year. we're back in it. high bait tax volatile name people love to be when they're on a up day, is there any particular way you buy something like that? is there a magical moving average or a certain support point? >> another example since we bought it today, so it is fresh in my mind that is up work. i also have always a list of stocks in my head. they're usually dependent on some kind of megatrend i particularly like or sector rotation. this was in my head, did very well with the market came off, was oversold, right? today it started to outperform the market that everything was -- then it crossed all three major moving averages and broke out over these moving averages, giving me a really good risk. so we went in. and we're in and we're making money. so that is kind o

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well except now you're binge learning.an become a smarter investor with a personalized education from td ameritrade. visit tdameritrade.com/learn ♪ >>> welcome back to "options action." last week mike laid out a way to play tesla ahead of earnings >> i was looking out to january and looking at the call spread risk reversal. what was i looking to do in sell the puts,s in round numbers around $21 buy the 850 calls which were at the moneys and sell the 900 calls against them it gives you participation to the upside between 850 and 900 so the maximum profit would be $50 per share, just under 6% of the stock price. you know the way this went tesla climbed higher 11% mike, what do you do >> the puts can be bought back about half that price and i think that makes sense and when you have an out of the money call spread and the strike goes through, that behaves like a short call spread. i would look to the january 900, 950. we are taking some money and risk off the table, but we have continued participation. >> carter? >> stay long

. >>> bing crosby's family wants to make sure he is never forgotten. his heirs said they sold his estate to primary wave music in a more than 50 million-dollar de for his rendition of white christmas. his road movies and his tv christmas specials. final one he hosted included a collaboration with david bowie on little drummer boy. >> shaping our lives that we are not aware of. > >>> netflix has a new trailer for the third season of narcos mention do. the final season to the spinoff of the original franchise features ten episode was a new generation of cartel leaders fighting for power. season 3 hits netflix november 5th. that's your eye on entertainment. >>> still ahead, discontent on the rise. the revealing new poll on the quality >>> looking live outside at san francisco and san jose this morning. time now is 4:55. >> more than 18 montfter the start of the pandemic a new roll suggests looking at discontent is on the rise. 71% felt the quality of life has gotten worse. 56% of responders also agreed that they are likely to move out of the bay area. the

believe it or not, "seinfeld" and chandler bing of "friends" fame are now being called style icons. jerry still feels strongly about. >> again with the sweat pants? >> very relevant. do not wear your sweat pants out of the house. you're telling the world, "i quit." put on some pants! get dressed! >> and speaking of style, "seinfeld's" co-creator and jerry's friend larry david just showed up in an unexpected place -- new york fashion week. and the notoriously cranky comedian went viral for looking less than thrilled. >> i talked to him two days ago about it. he got roped into this fashion show. i think it was with his daughter, wanted to go. he had no idea what it was gonna be like, and he was just tortured. >> and speaking of larry, season 11 of "curb your enthusiasm" premieres october 24th on hbo. coming up, we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the john lennon classic "imagine." why has this song become so iconic? that's straight ahead. >> ♪ you may say i'm a dreamer ♪ ♪♪ ♪ but i'm not the only one ♪ >> john lennon with wife yoko ono by his side, from their film "imagine," availabl

well except now you're binge learning.ter investor with a personalized education from td ameritrade. visit tdameritrade.com/learn ♪ facebook whistleblower frances haugen didn't hold back on capitol hill spilling the social media giant's dirty little secret and handing lawmakers this stark national security warning. >> we also saw active it the of the iran government doing espionage on other state actors. >> so you are saying, in essence, that the platform whether facebook knows it or not, is being utilized by some of our adversaries? >> yeah. facebook is very aware this is happening. >> former project manager also claims facebook puts profits over people, deceives investors and governments about how misinformation is being spread on it and that it's instagram app. undoubtedly harms children. >> facebook knows that they are leading young users into anorexia content. >> today facebook denied the allegations and instead pointed the finger back at congress to take action, writing: it's been 25 years since the rules for the int

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well except now you're binge learning.an become a smarter investor with a personalized education from td ameritrade. visit tdameritrade.com/learn ♪ >>> welcome back to "options action." last week carter and mike tackled big tech earnings beginning with google. >> it's hovering right on the lower band it bounced well, but to reapproach it this quickly is a bit of a defect. second chart, i have included the 150-day moving average that's 7% below where we are now. >> i was looking at the close at the 2850, 2870 call spread that expired in november. you could collect a little over $6 for that call spread. that's a little over the distance of the call spread. kind of that sweet spot. >> carter, why don't you take us through what the stock has done since. >> playing for a catalyst or earnings event and breakdown ended being the opposite which is something unfortunate if you are a short. what was coming foreshadowed by the strength and topping formation would reveal the news was going to be bad rather than the opposite today it w

. >> reporter: prosecutors allege the binge drinking was so severe it nearly always lead to vomiting and blackouts, and that some of the sexual assaults among these young teenagers, aged 13 and up, happened then. there were also injuries, including broken fingers and a concussion, from an incident in the parking lot of los gatos high school. they say that o'connor's primary means of communication seemed to be snapshot . dr. john flesher, an assistant professor of public relations at san jose state says parents need to put privacy filters on apps, and monitor them to protect their kids. >> there is a fine line between prying obsessively, and being vigilant. i'm willing to toe that line for my children's safety. >> reporter: o'connor is also facing charges of using a company credit card to charge $120,000 in merchandise. she's awaiting extradition from idaho back here to the bay area for arraignment and formal charging. >> thank you. >>> new at 7:00, as soon as a woman faces up to 20 years in prison after admitting that she faked cancer for 6 years to collect more than $100,000 in onli

he says data shows they have higher binge drinking rates than the state average. in a letter to the mayor, the superintendent said in part, by working together through a combination of education and enforcement, i am confident we will be anyone to combat an issue causing tremendous amount of harm to our los gatos high school student population and our community at large. >>> from the state capital to the bay area, students skipped class to rally against governor newsom's vaccine mandate. thousands of parents kept kids out of school today in an organized statewide sit out. want to show you video from sacramento. there were protests in santa rosa, san diego, and in between. their message? evacuating kids should be up to parents, not the government. melissa colorado spoke to one woman that kept her child home today. >> reporter: it is obvious where jennifer wang of concord stands on the children vaccine debate. look at her t-shirt. >> should definitely be -- like the shirt said, i do not co-parent with the government. >> reporter: her eight-year-old stayed home from

for stronger penalties for violating the social ordinance showing data that they have higher youth binge drinking than the state's average. >>> unwanted visitor, mountain lion, hundred miles from a school, the big cat is fine, young cougar spotted near two schools and they were put on lockdown for several hours until the cat was tranquilized. >> we'll see what kind of behavior she's exhibiting, we have two mountain lions right now and we know exactly what they should be acting like and shouldn't be acting like. >> turns out the cougar experts have been tracking this cat since march, she has a known neurological issues but has survived in the wild until now and blood tests will help to determine if she can be re-released. >>> new at 11:00, in heyward the school district considering closing many schools, the unified district held ipts first of four virtual townhall meetings, saying it has lost 2,000 students over last two years, school board members say it is a financial loss they can't recover and they need to close or merge ten schools to make ends meet. last week families rallied agains

you can binge watch right now on our website, our streaming channel and our youtube page. just look for the how-to play list. >> let's get a check of the forecast with jeff ranieri. wow, it is warming up, jeff, outside. >> at least we're avoiding a heat wave. i don't have any 100s in the forecast, but yes, we are definitely heating up. lots of low 90s across the inland valleys today. so that's why i wanted to start off with something different tonight and take a look at a ten-day forecast to start, so then you can see where we're going to be going. and i'm looking here at livermore over the next ten days. we all know that can be one of the hottest. and we popped up into the 90s today. low 90s tomorrow through the weekend, even into next monday. and then check it out, things begin to change next week, down to the 70s here, especially low 70s by next thursday, friday, and saturday. with that cooler weather, i know you're cheering for it back at home, everybody is ready for some fall weather. i'll talk more about the rain chances here coming up. but let's get you set up for t

watch all the kind of same tv as _ we binge watch all the kind of same tv as you _ we binge watch all in amc movie _ invested hugely in disney, in amc movie theatres, there wasn't a movie theatre _ movie theatres, there wasn't a movie theatre in_ movie theatres, there wasn't a movie theatre in saudi arabia until a few years— theatre in saudi arabia until a few years ago — theatre in saudi arabia until a few years ago. they hadn't been a movie theatre _ years ago. they hadn't been a movie theatre open in the kingdom for something like 35 years. and now are there _ something like 35 years. and now are there lots? _ something like 35 years. and now are there lots? there are, according to there lots? there are, according to the head _ there lots? there are, according to the head of— there lots? there are, according to the head of amc, which runs, i think they have _ the head of amc, which runs, i think they have opened about a dozen multiplexes around saudi arabia, the one in— multiplexes around saudi arabia, the one in riyadh, they estimate about 11 one in riyadh, they estimate about it

it was the week google claimed it is bing's most popular search term, while appealing against antitrustdeos containing vaccine misinformation for all currently approved vaccines, not just covid—i9. and california has passed a new law to stop workers being fired if they are not meeting productivity targets set by algorithms. it has had ears for a long time. now it has eyes. it is amazon's new robot, astro. the family—themed robot can be controlled remotely and features a periscope to see in high places. however, some critics have raised privacy concerns. facebook has delayed releasing a version of instagram for children after parents and experts raised safety concerns. this comes as recent research has increasingly shown how use of social media can affect the mental health of young people, with many under—13s already using instagram. and finally, as china announces a complete ban on cryptocurrency, one hamster is busy raking in profits from its cage. mr goxx is currently outperforming the s&p 500, with a portfolio up by nearly 24% sincejune. the german rodent�*s crypto—rigged office lets

the fact is we are on a borrowing binge. in fairness, it was begun under trump. borrowing at increasing levels. and now, we are putting that on steroids as you look at -- at what's being contemplated here. we are looking at structural $2 trillion a year budgets deficits going forward. and -- and, you know, the question at some point in terms of the middle class is fatigue. they are already beginning to see the effects of this -- this -- this borrowing binge which is, you know, which is 5.4% inflation over the last 12 months. people are seeing that in the way if erodes their checkbook. they are seeing it in the way it increases the cost of the things they have to buy to make a living. and people are rightfully saying there is sticker shock here. enough is enough and i want to hold off on borrowing a bunch more money that will pay for programs that will necessitate more borrowing. >> you talk about the top-660 americans. and -- and president biden has continued on a theme, obviously, that he has been repeating consistently, right? that the richest in this country n

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. >> reporter: prosecutors allege the binge drinking was so severe it nearly almost always lead to vomiting blackouts, and that some of the sexual assaults among these young teenagers, aged 13 and up, happened then. there were also injuries, including broken fingers and a concussion from an incident in the parking lot at los gatos high school. they say that o'connor's primary means of communication seemed to be snapchatted. dr. sean fletcher, a professor at san jose state my says parents need to put privacy filters on apps, and monitor them to protect their kids. >> there is a fine line between prying obsessively, and being vigilant. i am willing to toe that line for my children safety. >> reporter: he says parents need to adapt beyond simple stranger danger. >> just like we would protect her children in a physical space, parents need to evolve and understand that we need to now protect our children in the digital space. >> reporter: o'connor is also facing charges of charging $100,000 of merchandise to a company credit card. she's awaiting extradition from ohio back to the bay area, where

well except now you're binge learning.an become a smarter investor with a personalized education from td ameritrade. visit tdameritrade.com/learn ♪ >>> last week mike laid out a way to play tesla ahead of earnings. >> i was looking out to january and i was looking at the 650, 850, 900 call spread risk reversal what was i looking to do sell the 650 puts. in round numbers, those were around $21 when i was looking at those. buy the 850 calls which are essentially at the money and those were about 58 bucks and sell the 900 calls against them as well. it essentially gives you participation to the up side between 850 and 900. the maximum profit would be $50 per share. just under 6% of the current stock price. >> you know how this one went. since then tesla sped higher climbing more than 11% mike, what do you do here? >> yeah. so first of all those puts that we sold for around $21 can be bought back for about half that price. i think that probably makes some sense. the other thing is when you have an out of the money call spread

looking for entertainment, they are hungry for it, and as many of the saudis that i spoke to said, we bingell the kind of same tv as you do. we just do it online. but why does that mean the saudis want to invest in netflix? i can see why netflix might want to reach saudi. that was actually the direction it went. what saudi is investing in are other kinds of media companies. they have invested hugely in disney, in amc movie theatres, there wasn't a movie theatre in saudi arabia until a few years ago. they hadn't been a movie theatre open in the kingdom for something like 35 years. and now are there lots? there are, according to the head of amc, which runs, i think they have opened about a dozen multiplexes around saudi arabia, the one in riyadh, they estimate it does about 11 times the traffic as the one in london, for example. they are packed, they have been packed from day one when they opened in i think it was 2018. their first showing was black panther. it was the biggest event in riyadh memory. and that is interesting because it is the same black panther you'd see around the world. i wo

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companies are trying to keep their employees and continue with production, but as long as they're somewhat binge avenge reports from kabul, staying afloat during an economic crunch. isn't easy. ah, it's 6 30 am and cobble in the morning shift is ready to begin the day. a multi layered securities needed at the largest beverage production plant in afghanistan, career success story, which began its carpet and t trade more than a century ago. and now his presence in 46 countries, these carbonated drinks exported to the mid leaf infant nature. the one's family on firm is a multi $1000000000.00 enterprise. it's a household brand and it will understand and the workers take pride in maintaining the quality of their product. but since the taliban took over the revenues and production has been effected, it's mostly drawn by young. often professionals the out 2000 implies and afghanistan. many have chosen not to leave their country after foreign forces pulled out. i have started in afghanistan and i have to serve the nation and serve as my soil and my country. that's the biggest reason i have a state being

you may find the images in this report from osama binge of 8 disturbing. this mother has just found out her one day old baby is day thick. a born prematurely doctor see the baby's organs from his brain to his legs are underdeveloped. he weighs just over 700 grams and doesn't have a name yet. oh, the baby must be more than 2500 on and he's list and one we haven't much for every child. you must put in a visual, but we haven't done a good day by day. we must take the lead on good malnutrition, increasing in the blandest on more underweight premature babies are being born at the largest children's hospital and cobble headquarters or warning hunger is rising . and half of the children in the country are at risk from acute malnutrition. the crisis is exacerbated by the withdrawal of white and international support for people here. since the taliban took over. some doctors say it's a form of collective punishment. this intensive care ward has the capacity for 10 children, but have to accommodate 30 see this machine. may of this are not working to legit or the dyi

latest attack in a sheer mosque on friday killed more than 60 people, surely will speak to us our binge of aid about what's been going on in cobble in the lead up to these talks. but 1st we can go over to natasha. her name, she is live for us from doha. so natasha, understand the talks of began. well, what are the expectations from these talks? the diplomatic dance begins, there are 2 other between the 2 sides. there is a very wide chasm and it's clear only major concessions are going to bring the 2 sides together. on the eve of these meetings, both sides have issued statements about what these meetings are and what they are not from the americans point of view. what this meeting is, is a continuation quote of pragmatic entanglements with the taliban on issues of vital national security. what it is not according to a us official, is quote, granting legitimacy or conferring recognition to the taliban. the u. s. official goes on to say that we are very clear that with regards to conferring legitimacy to the taliban, it will be based on their actions and that the taliban needs to establish

struggling to stay afloat as the ve cash crunch and soaring food prices, keeping customers away as ama binge evade visited flower marketing. cobble where trade is far from rosie. in cobbled famous flower street, there is very little business now. after 20 years of the us led invasion, more than 2 trillion dollars spent thousands of us led coalition and fighters lives lost tens of thousands of afghan civilians killed. the only thing that has remained constant is the suffering of the afghan people. shopkeepers here have been telling us that there is very little business for them these days. since the thought of on takeover, they say that there has been some semblance of security and safety. but they're not sure what the policy of this new government is going to be on this street. people used to pick up cards, the used to a set of flower beds for reading readings, and they've been telling us that they can't do it anymore because people just cannot afford it. people have not been paid for months. the banking system is near collapse and those who are actually have had some readings are saying to

we all binged netflix, right?ferent. >> reporter: during the pandemic, kids stayed home, playgrounds closed and our lives were disrupted. parents we spoke with say, during the shutdown, they made going outside a priority. >> we made sure to go outside and ride bikes and scooters. >> pushing around the stoller. i hope she is big enough to go running with me. >> reporter: not everyone has that option, if parents have to go to work and can't afford child care. and junk food is less expenive compared to healthier options. and don't forget about all the stress that the pandemic brought with it. >> we have seen an increase in mental health diagnosis. children that were facing stress is more likely to become obese. when you have increased cortisol, your body says, i have to save every calorie. >> reporter: as a community, dr. fuller says, we should give parents more support. >> it's important as we look at this, not to blame the parents. and say, why didn't give you give your kids carrots and celery? we tend to blame the

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people will speak more about that as act shortly with stephanie decker who's in cobble while of some a binge of aide and natasha going m a covering the diplomacy for us this hour. let's go live to natasha. who's in doha. so natasha the optics of these discussions . radically different. so a couple of months ago. yes, but nonetheless, everything is being kept under wraps. even the location of these 2 day meetings going into the 2 day talks and american spokesman with the afghan mission said they will be off limits to the media, perhaps an indication and a way to sort of temper expectations for any kind of a breakthrough already american officials are framing this as, quote, a continuation of quote engagements with the taliban on issues of vital national interest. now the taliban has described their delegation as quote, high level. as you mentioned, it is being led by the acting foreign minister. on the american side, there are diplomats from the state department, members of u. s. a. i d, and the intelligence community, notably absent, is zelma colonial that they pardon me colonial the day he

let's hear from her a summer binge of aids who reported earlier on earth. the explosion in cobble while it is going to be a big dent in the taliban se claim that this country is seeing an unprecedented piece in security. obviously it has been the case for the last 6 weeks, but this attack in the heart of cobble at an area which was secured by all of that olive on fractions here, is going to san shockwave. definitely across of gone to san where people are going to be asking questions about how secure it really is. this is the place where hundreds of people were gathering at not just taliban fighters and supporters, but others as well, who will try to get a glimpse off the thought of on spokesman, who has been avoiding, appearing in public places for a very long time. this was a time to go and meet him in person and give your condolences and our facility went there. we saw that there were multiple tears of, of security. their initial report say, i suggested it could have been a suicide bomb, but it haven't been confirmed by sources on the ground. but it does

destroyed by the taliban says it has recruited aviation experts to build its own air force of solid binge of 8 as mono from cobbled military airfield. the gobble air strip is home to a variety of of gone miller, trees hardware from american black hawks to russian helicopters are all lined up here and many of them are inoperable. oh oh, in the country. yeah. they can it from years leg this banner that on glasses broken and we can, we can resolve that. i'll our, i'll craft because about 2 or 3 in my 17 as a result of it. and they that he started in the ground in flight also like this helicopter yard. so we completed that up lance, but some met lands. mimi messing to that, just not started. who really tried to me be in 2 days with sort of the row. after all, scattered all over this air field is destroyed helicopters, this even holes in the fuselage are in the bodies. the ones that are intact, good. come inside them and you entered the cockpit. there's nothing here but shattered glass and destroyed equipment. although many of these technicians have not been paid for months, they've returned t

our democrats have a spending binge underway. they're threatening to dramatically expand that. and if they get their way, that will certainly necessarily involve more borrowing that we would otherwise need too. the democrats have chosen to ignore our warnings about this excessive spending but they want us to vote to raise the debt ceiling in order to prevent the massive spending increases they are planning. i would just remind everyone, just at the democrats have the procedure ability to pass the spending on their own as they intend to, they have the exact same procedural ability to raise the debt ceiling on their own. which, they inevitably will have to end up doing. mr. powell, earlier this year there are certainly sectors of our economy. especially the price-sensitive the sectors sensitive to reopening experience pretty dramatic but largely temporary price spikes. it seems to be now or sing a broader or troubling kind of inflation. input prices are soaring across the board. raw materials, electrical components, energy and consumer expectations seems to have internalized this