mountain dew kickstart. dew. juice.d applause ) >> trevor: w >> trevor: >> trevor: welcome back to the "the daily show." one thing i've noticed over the last few months is a lot of people don't like president trump. say what you want you can't deny that when it comes to twitter, he is the king. donald trump is basically running the entire country with his thumbs. if you want an example of just how powerful his tweets, are let's just start with this afternoon >> a u.s. appeals court has delivered a stinging ruling against president trump's revised travel ban order citing his own tweets as part of that decision >> trevor: that's right, once again, the travel ban has been banned. and you see, that's how powerful trump's time line is -- it defeats an entire team of white house lawyers with a single tweet, just one! all of them are like, law school! trump is, like, 140 characters. as consequential as trump's muslim ban tweet is turning out to be, it's not even the big one. the big one is after james comey senate testimony. >

franklin is launching a kickstarter campaign for the robot which costs $300.k to you. >> kate rogers, thanks. >>> now a look at the major indices, looking to add to their gains at the start of trading today. you see the numbers on the screen. the dow, nasdaq, s&p 500 ended last week in positive territory. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of bucks county. schools are closed in the central bucks school district today. next, we'll update you on the search for an escaped prisoner in the area. >>> also, atm mystery. next, where this money machine was found and why police have a lot of questions about it.

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this kickstarter project has a solution.en's clothing down into a single lightweight bag with 30 different combinations. the project hit its funding target earlier this month with a rollout planned for later in the year. off the red eye? in need of a quick rest? recharge is an app that lets you book luxury hotel rooms by the minute. it'sjust launched in new york offering customers a chance to use the rooms in the daytime. perfect for a shower and a nap. but be warned, if you're still there when housekeeping arrives, it's a $250 fine. so don't forget your alarm clock! and finally, one tweet managed to save the life of an endangered rhino. after reading about puntung, a sumatran rhino with a dangerous abscess, adam posted this call for help. i immediately tweeted at saving the survivors, and they put together an international crew of vets that performed a highly successful operation. puntung has now recovered and is living at a sanctuary in malaysia. the sumatran rhino is one of the most endangered species on earth. there are

also in the programme: this is the scene live in iowa where president trump is looking to kickstart hisnda after victory for the republicans. and the hug that wasn't. senator marco rubio misses the mark when he tries to embrace ivanka trump. the iraqi military is reporting that so called islamic state have blown up one of the most famous landmarks in the city of mosul. the announcement came from iraqi forces who were very close to the mosque as they pushed ahead with their offensive to retake the is stronghold. an image of the past. the al—nuri mosque in most all which had stood nearly eight centuries with its famous minarets. from above, drone footage shows it's now flattened one of them old city's most famous historical sites, a shadow of its former self. u.s.—led coalition forces claim: however, is claims us aircraft destroyed the mosque. but, no matter who is telling the truth, this is a hugely symbolic moment. the mosque is where that in 2014 isis leader abu bakkar al—baghdadi made his only appearance shortly after declaring a caliphate. it comes after this exclusive fitted shop by

but the good news for nathan is it's his day on kickstarter.railer up on that funding website and started to raise money. and, man, people responded. because they love nathan, they want to see him make his movie. initially he had a goal of $10,000. blasted past that. he's raised more money than he expected so he's going to try for a higher goal of $30,000. he's got less than a week left and he's trying to crack into that $30,000 mark. so it looks like his short film "neutral" is going to get made. and hopefully it will get made better than he imagined. >> this is why i like the social media and crowd funding thing. it's giving an avenue for so many creators in television, film, music to bring their indications to us. >> congratulations, nathan. you earned it. >>> at first i thought it was you, oli. but it's clearly obvious it's the cat. see that? that's maila. maila is watching you tell us a story about jack. jack's the cat that belonged to the youtuber parents and the cat's in the car and the cat is making a lot of noise. >> yeah. did not shut

president trump heads to iowa to kickstart his agenda. and that hug that wasn't.co rubio misses the mark when he tries to embrace the president's daughter. good morning. it is 7am in singapore and 2am in the iraqi city of mosul where the great mosque of al—nuri has been destroyed by the so—called islamic state. the announcement came from iraqi forces close to the mosque as they pushed ahead with the offensive to retake the ias stronghold. the us general called it a crime against the people of muscle and all of iraq. let me show you some of the pictures taken by a bbc cameraman just about an hour before the mosque was hit. you can see the famous leaning minaret, with the city nickname, the hunchback. in 2014 the eye as leader made his only public appearance there. —— the is leader. these images were taken soon after the mosque was destroyed and you can see it is hardly recognisable. a little while ago our correspondent in mosul spoke with my colleague and gave the latest. it is confirmed that the mosque and the historical dome was destroyed a couple of hours ago. i

here in new york, there is -- is either a kickstarter or square space or businesses like this -- each in their own way, they are fundamentally enabled by the internet, but there can be no square space without it. charlie: let's talk about technology in general and where it is going. tell us how you see machine learning. patrick: for the entire history of the technology industry and as long as computers have then around, people have been interested in the statistical learning and decision-making that computers make possible. even before the internet existed, people were hosting ai summit and meetings and so on. us to makected faster progress than we actually have. the technology changes, but machine learning is the term we give today to the thing we have always been interested in -- technology and how does it augment us? make bettermake us decisions? computers, too, in terms of aggregateity to enormous amounts of data, how does it make possible things that were not previously possible? it has been a trend as long as computers have been around. charlie: and everywhere, you see ai coming

if we get our guys trained and catch a couple of breaks, we can be in lunar orbit in 16 weeks and kickstart this program. and they did it. >> so you mention some of the people, the people who made this happen to get such as that technology. it's about peopl the people whot all that effort into it. are they what draw you as a journalist to the stories? these are dramatic events. talk about some of the people, and your three main characters in your book. tell us about those particular people. >> these three guys, they are left to right, bill landers, jim lovell and frank borman, i never lose sight of the fact how privileged i am to call jim a friend. i've known him, i've known his family were 25 years now. but all three of these guys in some ways represent something special and something particular about why human beings travel in space and that's frank borman. why we travel in space and why we do these ambitious things. it all went into it with different motivations. jim lovell simply loves nothing more than being in space. he's never as happy as when he's in space and is never as happy in s

president trump heads to iowa to kickstart his agenda.

roger stone has filed irs paperwork to kickstart a political organization called the united states cannabiss hoping to turn the commander-in-chief 50 shades of green on the way to legalization. he has been caught up in the russia probe over having a close relationship with paul manafort. even though he has enough stones in his closet, it's the pot brigade that caused the biggest stir. if he can let each state to decide its fate. that way adults will have their own choice. you can follow me on facebook @kennedynation. kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. tomorrow we have dr. ron paul and buck sexton. you never know what they will have to say. good night. sey... >> they were recognized as the best team of the 1860s. >> their 155-year-old baseball card... >> we are looking at a very significant piece of baseball history here >> and she's looking at a very strange inheritance. >> he's my great-great-uncle on my dad's side. >> which one is he? >> now here's the payoff pitch. >> one of the big ones. this was a family heirloom. >> will there be joy in mudville... >> he was looking for a piece of the action

. $400,000 will kickstart plans to create a shelter and find permanent homes for the homeless. a record $140,000 will go towards e arts. the council voted to expand the city's rainy day fund to about 14%. >>> departmen of homeland security secretary john kelly announced new aviation security meures today that will affect every commerciallight coming into the united states. melanie woodro is live at the international terminal at sfo with reaction from passengers. melanie? >> repter: no real changes here at the international airport here at san francisco international airport. for people are leaving, it's once they leave that they're coming back san francisco, that's when they'll notice t enhanced security measures and peop we spoke with today at the airport are not tilled about the changes. homeland security secretary john kelly announcing new security measures today for all commercial flights coming into the united states. >> they will include screening of electronic devices and new measures desied to mitigate the potential threatf insider attacks. >> don't know. it's hard to k

. $400,000 will kickstart plans to create a shelter and find permanent homes for the homeless. a record $140,000 will go towards the arts. the council voted to expand the city's rainy day fund to about 14%. >>> department of homeland security secretary john kelly announced new aviation security measures today that will affect every commercial flight coming into the united states. melanie woodrow is live at the international terminal at sfo with reaction from passengers. melanie? >> reporter: no real changes here at the international airport here at san francisco international airport. for people are leaving, it's once they leave that they're coming back to san francisco, that's when they'll notice the enhanced security measures and people we spoke with today at the airport are not thrilled about the changes. homeland security secretary john kelly announcing new security measures today for all commercial flights coming into the united states. >> they will include screening of electronic devices and new measures designed to mitigate the potential threat of insider attacks. >> i d

this morning we're getting our start with a device we discovered on kickstarter.he might be in denial about its effects if you ask his wife, leslie. they've spent nearly $3,000 on various anti-snoring tools from headphones to dental appliances. it's gotten so bad, most nights leslie kicks him out of bed. >> i have a second bed over in my office. >> it's annoying, you know, i mean he's my husband. i would like to sleep with him. >> reporter: last month leslie bought the smart nora, once a kickstarter campaign, this new device is like nothing else on the market. makers of the device say it detects when you snore and then inflates an insert in your pillow that gently moves your head changing your head and neck position to help the snoring. >> you can sleep in any position or on any part of the pillow. our patent pending design is just as effective. >> reporter: it has not undergone rigorous studies but past research suggests changing the angle of the neck might help with snoring and worked for prentiss. >> it's the best solution we've seen. >> when it works, it works

and now he's saying reportedly that he might recuse himself from the investigation that he got kickstartedcuse himself, why did he appoint a special prosecutor to begin with? it wasn't like the james comey firing came out of nowhere. rod rosenstein vehemently recommended that this guy was a liability for the fbi. kelly: and now if you follow the dots and all the anonymous sources that we really shouldn't be sourcing because we don't know what those anonymous sources have in terms of their intent with regard to leaks about obstruction allegations as well as we still know there's no evidence about collusion and that the whole russia situation, we know that russia interfered and meddled with our election, but how do we move forward now with all of these balls up in the air and we don't know where they're going to land? >> i'm not sure that there's -- i can give you much clarity here, unfortunately. and that's the reason we're in this position because it's all chaos. the reason, by the way, is because of these leaks. now, i don't know if it's bob mueller's camp that is responsible for these le

he's launching a kickstarter campaign for turtle that will cost $300 bucks. >> sorry, dad, you stillave to cut it this weekend. >>> bidding to win a power lunch with warren buffett. the billionaire investor is auctioning off his time to raise funds to combat homelessness in san francisco. over the years he's raised nearly $24 million for the glide foundation which is run by glide memorial church. last year's winner paid nearly $3.5 million for that lunch of profit. the ebay auction started at 7:30 last night and ends friday. bids are already up to $1 million, so i'm out. >>> new this morning the nation of qatar being accused of funding isis and supporting iran. now saudi arabia, egypt and the united arab emirates are cutting diplomatic ties with qatar. in total six arab countries close to the u.s. are telling diplomats from qatar to leave and flights have been suspended. qatar is an oil-rich country and denies the allegations as unjustified with no basis in fact. >> mountain lions are on the prowl and two of them were spotted in san carlos. san mateo county sheriff's deputies say the

but the good news for nathan is it's his day on kickstarter. put his trailer up on that funding website and started to raise money. and, man, people responded. because they love nathan, they want to see him make his movie. initially he had a goal of $10,000. blasted past that. he's raised more money than he expected so he's going to try for a higher goal of $30,000. he's got less than a week left and he's trying to crack into that $30,000 mark. so it looks like his short film "neutral" is going to get made. and hopefully it will get made better than he imagined. >> this is why i like the social media and crowd funding thing. it's giving an avenue for so many creators in television, film, music to bring their indications to us. >> congratulations, nathan. you earned it. >>> at first i thought it was you, oli. but it's clearly obvious it's the cat. see that? that's maila. maila is watching you tell us a story about jack. jack's the cat that belonged to the youtuber parents and the cat's in the car and the cat is making a lot of noise. >> yeah. di

some things have to change to kickstart growth. -- that ishave then why we have seen were bonds haveare they after the margin looking at politics? we gorn macklow-smith: if back to the second half of last year, reflation trade, i think that was incorrectly labeled as the trump trade because the steepening yield cuts was long before president trump was elected. what has happened in the first six months, the trade is more nuanced. it has been trading in this range and look at the u.s. 10 year, it is at the bottom of 3%. it has not broken down. if people were hoping for stimulus package in the u.s. that would boost nominal gdp, it looks unlikely at the moment. this lower growth environment, but elsewhere in the world, you are getting a much more synchronized global picture. emerging markets, which have been under pressure, growth is recovering there. tom: we will, back with stephern macklow-smith and brian belski try to do economics. tomorrow, we will throw in the towel at 10:00 a.m., all politics with the testimony of the former director of the bureau of investigation. our team will be

>> it was launched on kickstarter.as you can hear, they have sound effects. they are pizza cutters that are "star wars." i love the r2-d2 one. you can't go wrong with anything "star wars" these days. >> that's a cute gift. >> love it. >> al roker -- this isn't the room master. >> this is the cuter bat. this is bb 8. i'm loyal to r2-d2. this is a robot lamp with three timp different modes in it. this is so cool. >> my boys would love this in the room. >> first come, first serve. this is $400. and down to $100 on think geek. >> tell us about this. >> this is everything you need to make your own beer, cokombuc or wine. >> next up the beer, next the kombucha. everything is in a full kit. the kombucha takes one to two weeks. all this made in the usa. really nice. recraft recrafted wood. it's deluxe for the dad who loves his beverages. this is something i've been testing and love for travel. this is from eagle creek. they make great portable gadgets. you're going to put this on. it's a backpack. but at the same time, you wan

. >> it has a kickstarter campaign. >> so you're walking with a limp. >> i don't want to mess it up.get a good selfie? >> i think so, one more. >> maybe it's brokeen. >> no, it's good. >> it has a remote? >> yeah, it's bluetooth. there we go. >> that's nice. >> what's the difference between doing that and doing that? >> this has your foot! >> what if you're laying on the beach or laying in bed? >> i don't want to see that, first of all, secondly -- come on! >> i like it, how much does it cost, gavin? >> ready, there we go. >> yeah, hands free but you can't walk anywhere. >> and it's a terrible angle. >> you always shoot down, not up. >> i think that's better than a selfie stick. i think this is the next big thing. >> no, because the selfie stick you can get the angle that's flattering for your face. s up on a table and get a charlie colors. >> that's funny. >> how much does it cost, gavin? >> bye, guys. >> good-bye! that's fun. i like that shot. >> that's a great shot. yeah. see? that's not right! [ laughter ] that is just not right. >> gavin, take a picture like that. like that. >>

maybe they won't try a kickstart her campaign. so they take out a second mortgage and then they go bankrupt and lose their home. is that the republican plan for this family ? live in a homeless shelter with your baby whose only crime was to be born 14 weeks early ? can wavepublicans their hands and say that everyone will be fine but it is time for the rest of us to take a long, hard look at exactly what would happen to the people who have to live with the republicans reckless cuts. exactlyepublicans know what they are doing with this health care bill. their values are on full display. if they want to trade the health insurance of millions of americans for tax cuts for the rich, they better be ready for a fight. because, now that this shameful bill is out in the open, that is exactly what they are going to get. thank you. i yield my time. >> peter sullivan joins us. he's a staff writer for the hill. peter, senate republicans have released their health care law replacement measure, how did this discussion draft, as they are calling