jon stewart. >> what up? - because, they're still people. so you have the atomic bomb-- and it you cut the atom this way, it can power the way with electricity, and if you cut it that way, it can blow everything up. guess which one we tried first? like, that's just who we are. a couple of years ago there was the 1918-- you remember the last pandemic, right? >> stephen: sure-- >> so, a bunch of scientists-- >> stephen: i read up! >> i was there, look at my be 1918, they had a sample that i guess that had been in the whatever permafrost lab in 1918, so the idea was they were going to reanimate it, so that they could study it. the 1918 pandemic flu. they had a little sample of it and it hadn't been a scourge in the earth for 100 years and they thought to themselves-- what if we just, i don't know, woke it up? and nobody in the room was, like, no, let's not do that. but they did that. here's how i believe the world ends, and i say this to you in sincerity. >> stephen: okay. >> we are a screwed-up world. there's ra

after leaving "the daily show," he's returned with "the problem with jon stewart.er 30th new episodes will drop every other week >> we all have that reaction after looking at ourselves >>> the search and rescue teams continue to work day and night where hurricane ida caused havoc. the rest of the nation may feel some pain from high energy costs as a result as well. steve, good morning. >> yeah, frances, very good morning to you good morning, lindsey. two of the big staples in of course any of our lives could see price rises in coming days of course hurricane ida does not look like at the moment, thank goodness, that it's wreaked the kind of havoc that we saw 16 years ago from hurricane katrina. there we saw gas prices that rose 45 cents in six days. this time it's going to be a lot less damage to infrastructure. but of course with those power outages, you can't run refinery. some analysts are saying as high as ten cents higher in the coming days. we are expecting small price increases. as far as coffee is concerned, coffee prices haven't been as high as they are no

jon stewart and pete davidson came up with the idea.include dave chappelle, amy schumer and wanda sykes who will take the stage at madison square garden next month. presale tickets go on sale tomorrow. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, your favorite band might require vaccinations for the next concert. why domino's pizza is giving away free food. diane king hall has the stories. >> good morning, anne-marie. wall street futures are indicating a choppy open after a soft back pedal. the major indexes were weighed down by losses in energy shares amid concerns over reinstated travel restrictions in china due to new covid-19 infections. the dow slid 106 points, the nasdaq added 24 and the s&p 500 fell 4. >>> live nation is giving more power to singers and bands when it comes to the coronavirus pandemic. they're letting artists decide whether concert goers need to be vaccinated or have a negative covid test in order to attend the event. it's a good strategy moving forward. 98% of attendees on the first day of lowelll la pa low zsa. >>> parents

it's going to feature comedians including jon stewart, pete davidson, dave chappelle and many more.from this will go to 9/11-related charities. it will be september 12th. tickets will go on sale august 11th tomorrow. >>> must get the ping pong ball through the hatch seals without touching the ball with anything other than their breath. oh >> that is some intense competition. the space station team also competed in events like synchronized floating. we don't know if nasa awarded any medals, but it doesn't matter what a great picture and how much fun is that >> they're already liv. >>> right now at 4:30, pushing back against vaccine mandates. why city workers in san francisco say they are not getting the shot even if it costs them their jobs. >>> everything always changed when the gun was pulled out. >> he tried to stop a robbery in oakland's chinatown, risking his own life. we hear from the good samaritan who stepped in to try to save a woman's life. this is "today in the bay." >>> all right. we made it to you tuesday morning.

jon stewart is very effective at ridicule and he had that run for a while on "the daily show" where helly moving the needle even on policy. were republicans were terrified of this guy and he was just resting them and they show is very influential and then he dumped out and now he's on a farm and he grew a beard. putting conservatives tried to enter that realm of comedy liberals don't want to do it because they know how effective comedy is. they know how effective ridicule is an number one if you allow conservatives to have that in their arsenal that could be very damaging to the liberal cause but when conservatives are funny and also humanizes them and it makes him likeable and conservatives can't be likeable, right? if we are likeable than we were actually real people and if we are real people than we can't be canceled because they. dehumanize us, right? they try to say they are not seasoned races and bigots and not even worth the conversation and not even worth paying in the industry. so if they are able to cancel waters -- amanda montell how is someone going to feed his family? how

. -- jon stewart embarking on a new streaming career with a deal to help the current affairs programle tv plus. the multiyear accord comes with an agreement for other potential content. more from stewart on the platform. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: president biden unveiled an ambitious goal for half of all vehicles sold in the u.s. be capable of admissions free driving by 2030. emily horn -- talk about the president's plan. >> significant considering how ambitious it is. given it is an executive order can only go so far in terms of fuel economy requirements. those are things the president has restriction over. automakers say for this to get done come a strong ev? batteries and charging stations. right now in the u.s. there are only 40,000 some charging stations. that money is going to have to come from congress. we have already seen as part of this bipartisan infrastructure agreement, $7.5 billion for charging stations. in lockstep, you potentially could get there. but it is ambitious. emily: what has been the reaction to this goal and whether or not we can make it? >> one thing to m

and look, jon stewart, of all people, put it best, making the argument that the lab theory is valid,y, "there has been an outbreak of chocolaty goodness near hershey pennsylvania, what do you think happened? maybe a steam shovel made it with a cocoa bean or maybe it is the expletive chocolate factory." jason is right, no investigation has been more import and then where covid came from, 617,000 americans dead at home due to covid related illness. if we don't know what happened here, how and why, we are doomed to repeat it, covid-24, covid it will never end. >> sean: great analysis. when we come back, a massive super-spreader event now unfolding at our border. our own investigative reporter sara carter will be here with a full report, along with former acting i.c.e. director tom homan. stay with us, as the special edition of "hannity" continues. you won't get this from the media mob. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: now joe biden and the democrats, they claim to care about covid and came to care about publicla safety, all while covid positive illegal immigrants pouring across our southern border in r

longtime star of "the daily show" jon stewart embarking on a new streaming career with a deal to hostffairs program for apple tv plus. the multiyear accord comes with i first look agreement for other potential content. more from stewart on the platform. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: president biden unveiled an ambitious goal for half of all vehicles sold in the u.s. be capable of admissions free -- emissions free driving by 2030. i will bring in a reporter who talked -- who was at the white house. how significant is this? >> significant considering how ambitious it is. given it is an executive order it can really gold -- go only so far in terms of things like fuel economy requirements. those are things the president has jurisdiction over. automakers say for this to get done, what do you need if you need a good ev? strong and long batteries and charging stations. right now in the u.s. there are only 40,000 some charging stations. where that money is going to come from is from congress. we have already seen as part of this bipartisan infrastructure agreement being debated in the senate, i

commemorate the event and raise money for 9/11 charities a slew of awesome comedians including jon stewartk city firefighter lost his life trying to save others. after the attacks this a cause near and dear to me. i also just lost my father to a 9/11 related cancer. the attack was for so many of us. if you are going to be in no, a great show to go out to. also just don't fate if you want to help families, first responders, all the people. >> dana: it's really important that rerecognize that your dad amazing guy. you are amazing. and he was so proud of you. >> jessica: also crying on national tv. >> dana: there is a first time for everything. justice jessica i have done it before. >> dana: we adore you. a lot of people were evacuated in addition to the first responders who have suffered and they are still doing that. so we have to pay attention and thanks for bringing that that event to my attention. >> jessica: we can go together as a table. >> katie: get me a ticket. >> dana: remember when i was going to have that interview with tamira and nbc said actually now are not. well, tomorrow it'

>> jon stewart returning to tv six years after leaving "the daily show." ent affairs. you look great, jon. >> hd is not easy on anybody, let me tell you. >>> america's longest war is over after nearly 20 years, now the battle begins for afghanistan's future. president biden must deal with doubts over whether the taliban will keep their promises for women, for inclusiveness and not to prosecute afghans who supported the u.s. or the ousted government. >>> the biden administration says that it is committed to helping afghans and americans who still want to leave. cnn spoke to a woman left behind. >> i just found out that they left and i was just sad for a little while and i just went, walk around the rooms, and i saw others sleeping and they have no clue what happened this morning, that the last flight is gone and we are left behind. it is heartbreaking to see that with all what is going on, no one heard us, that we are in danger and we need to be safe. just heartbreaking. i just don't even know what to say to you. >> taliban have warned that an american prese

. >> the problem with jon stewart is a multiple-season single-issue series.conversation, and it will appear on apple tv plus starting september 30th. they're going to release new episodes every single week along with an acope kompanying podcast. >>> nike is shutting its corporate office for a week for its employees' mental health. in an effort to combat burnout t company announced this break to give employees time to rest, tomb to recharge, in a linkedin post, they wrote, our leaders are saengd clear message. tame time to unwind, de-stress, and spend time with your loved ones. do not work. they follow in the footsteps of companies like bumble, linkedin corporate, all prioritizing the mental health of its workers in the time of pandemic beenout. >>> and a young rhinoceros just celebrated his second birthday at a zoo in omaha. martin is his name. he spent the day knock over boxes. marshall is an endangered rye nonruss. do not let his age fool you. he already weighs one ton. good on you. >>> still ahead, an organization helping with hurricane efforts in louisian

. >> all right thank you, joe >>> next up, some breaking news from jon stewart and pete davidson thers, a comedy celebration. the show, in remembrance of the 20th anniversary of 9/11 davidson's father died in those attacks and stewart has been an outspoken proponent for the first responders victims' compensation fund. look at this the show will be on september 12th in madison square garden. look at the boats. featuring an all-star lineup of comedians, amy schumer, dave chappelle, michael chay and jimmy fallon, wanda sykes. all proceeds from the show go to benefit 9/11 charities tickets go on sale this friday >> picked up the phone and called everyone he knew. >> they all said yes >> exactly >>> next up, big news from the set of the highly anticipated "sex and the city" reboot. any "sex and the city" fans? yes. john preston, aka mr. big, is officially back. chris knox sharing this piccolruaz over the weekend with sarah jessica parker captioning the post "together again." sjp had this photo writing, these two, i bet they stay out late tonight it's been more than ten years since fans sa

lifelong new yorker jon stewart has been a fierce advocate for the rights of 9/11 first reonde, styingpassed away back in 1989 is getting her own posthumous podcast on sirius xm called let's talk to lucy. they'll pay tapes from her 1960s radio show where she interviewed stars like frank sinatra, barbra streisand, carol burnett, dean martin and so many more. who knew she was like that generation's oprah? in this free-flowing format, we understand that it is a treasure trove and a whole new generation will get to tune in to those recordings. the podcast will also contain freshly taped tributes to lucy's legend from ron howard, amy poehler, tiffany haddish and more. let's talk to lucy will have 240 episodes and will air across three weeks on sirius xm. then the episodes will be available to listen to as a podcast ready to download or stream on pandora, the sirius xm app and other platforms. lucy's daughter lucy arnaz says she and her family can't wait to share these tpes with the rest of the planet. we cannot wait to listen. >>> and speaking of listen, get ready, cardi b and lizzo teaming