there's a guy named noah.having to do with the story, having to do with water how to going through this transform noah? >> guest: i'm so glad you brought this up. the flint water crisis is so important and it was a sad moment in our political history when both parties either ignored what happened in flint michigan or parked on it as a part of the moment, it should have been a moment we came together and it wasn't and i was frustrated as a republican in that moment for sure but to me, noah and another example of government failing this community but this is an individual and several others rising to the occasion when government failed the community, it was empowering. know what that with hurt in his life, he witnessed his mom commit suicide in frontof him. he learned in a home , his young adolescent years he literally was in a vacant home. no water, no electric and had several friends in jail, had two standoffs with police and he was honest about that. he's honest about how he's grappled with the sins he commit

noah arnold also issues prescriptions but he always has his guitar ready. and patients are convinced that the gentle tunes that he plays for his pets keeps the visits calm for everyone. dr. noah says while his assistants handle shots he kind of lulls everybody with his music. >> want to hear a song. i'll often play a song to help them get relaxed and help me get relaxed. >> ♪ >> that's interesting. dr. noah says he's spent years working in typical veterinary clinics but didn't like his approach to care. he's doing things his way. he's handling a practice of more than 2,000 patients. he's very popular. we'll be right back everybody stay w >> well, that's "eyewitness news" tonight everyone. i'm natasha brown for lesley lauren all of us here thank you so much for joining us. we're always on for you cbsphilly.com. have a great night. keep the umbrella happy, -- happy, ♪ hey. hey. closed door? i want to talk to you. talk to or talk at? probably nothing. well, maybe nothing. so something. got a call from one of our cos this morning. turns out one of our cops got

i'm trevor noah. thank you for tuning in. my guests tonight are amazing people, the heroes who stopped a terror attack on a train in france. the stars of "the 15:17 to paris" the movie are here everybody! ( cheers and applause ) i can't wait to meet these guys, but first, but first, you know when people say they wish they had a president who was the complete opposite of donald trump? well, maybe "complete opposite" is a step too far. >> the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, is taking some heat after telling a woman not to use the word "mankind." >> a woman thanked him for giving women seats in his cabinet, and then came this exchange: >> maternal love is the love that's going to change the future of mankind, so we'd like you to-- >> we like to say peoplekind, not necessarily mankind. >> trevor: wow, that's over-wokeness. come on, man. i mean, come on, people-man. really. just to get this straight-- that woman was giving the prime minister credit for being woke, and in the middle of her doing that, he corrected her for

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and noah phillips, of course, is part of our family here in the senate. consistently over the years, he has proven a reliable counselor to senator cornyn as well as an honest and productive broker in working with other senate offices. i know he'll make an exceptional commissioner. in conclusion, mr. chairman, i commend the president on such outstanding nominees and i applaud this committee for its extraditi expedition in moving them forward. let there be no mistake, this is an excellent package and it deserves bipartisan support. led by joe simons we can trust the ftc will faithfully fulfill its mandate and continue its tradition on bipartisan lawmakers and tackle the challenges ahead. >> thank you, chairman hatch. my chairman of the senate finance committee, along with senator cornyn and a few others on this panel as well. we're also joined by another distinguished member of the senate leadership, our whip, senator cornyn from texas, and he is here to introduce noah phillips. senator cornyn? >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thanks to ranking member blumen

i'm trevor noah! our guest tonight fox business anchor liz claman is joining us, everybody.t's going to be a fun show. first, if you are a patriots fan who thought they got robbed at the super bowl, well, i've got more bad news. >> police are investigating a a burglary at the foxboro massachusetts home of patriots tight end rob gonkowski. >> rob returned home yesterday. police say items were stolen from the home when he was at the super bowl. they've not yet said what was taken. >> trevor: the police have not said what was taken but it's gronk so i can only imagine they got his jagermeister and axe body spray, and helped themselves to his favorite snacks. so disappointed. what kind of asshole would steal from gronk? he's super chilled and fun. i wouldn't be shocked if he got home and his friends were, like, oh, no, you have been robbed! he's, like, i have been robbed my whole life, whoo! ( cheers and applause ) obviously, i really hope they catch the thieves, but we also have to consider that there's at least a 30% chance gronk just went to the wrong house. ( laughter ) some

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do you think noah gave you that rick?aged. >> andrea, what do you think about north korea? have we talked about north korea? >> when the vice president arrived in alaska he said something very, very important. [ laughter ] the highest level meeting. >> so we have just proven what we've always said. when people ask about us personally we're like -- >> no, no, no. >> we're really old people. you really need -- >> not to me you're not. >> you have to act like beyonce. >> you just did that. >> crossed the line. >> touched my hand. >> sorry. >> wait until you're mare zbleed can the trump administration figure out what the bush and obama administration could not? pulitzer prides winning author is going to be heave. >> inside america's secret wars in afghanistan and pakistan. >> and i promise -- >> we'll be right back. >> we won't make you uncomfortable anymore. >> don't. [ click, keyboard clacking ] [ click, keyboard clacking ] [ keyboard clacking ] [ click, keyboard clacking ] ♪ good questions lead to good answers. our advisor

noah, please stand up one more time. cook county, we are here in part because their system is a national example of the kind of hygiene and defensive steps that ought to be taken by all 8000 noahs around the country. you should feel good voting here. [applause] >> to that point, those are specific next steps. how is congress starting to think about this? paper ballots are not that expensive but a lot of this other stuff is. there are multiple bills out there. is congress going to put up the dollars necessary to do everything that needs doing? >> we're struggling to fund the government through friday. [laughter] to come back to the help america vote act, we did do that before. we did it in a bipartisan matter. the bill that i talked about earlier, we want bipartisan support. i think there can be movement. with enough pressure you can get consensus. it is not unprecedented to set stipulations on what the procurement process looks like. i would agree with the paper ballot piece. they included a thing about provisional ballo

i'm trevor noah! thank you so much for tuning in! take a seat, everybody! take a seat!ur guest tonight from the broadway production of "kinky boots," wayne brady is here! ( cheers and applause ) but first, breaking news from across the pacific where, like apple with our iphones, president xi jinping has it made in china. >> president xi jinping may be allowed to stay in office for the rest of his life if he wants. china's ruling communist party plans to change the country's constitution to remove a two-term limit on holding the presidency. >> that move almost certainly means xi jinping will stay on as president when his term ends in 2023. >> trevor: whoop whoo! xi jinping president for life! yeah, makes sense, china gets rid of its one child policy and replaces it with the one president policy. it works out, you know? this is big because presidential term limits were basically the one feature of an actual democracy china had. after years of relative reform, china is heading back into a complete dictatorship. if i were china i would be, like, hey, guys, we totally love d

>> noah: tomorrow. >> chelsea: is that a yes? will you marry me? i know a secret.n's father. adam is! and i swear to god, if you continue this crusade against me, he's gonna find out the truth, phyllis, and it's gonna be on you. >> phyllis: you're a damn liar. who makes up something so

i'm trevor noah. take a seat! thank you so much, wow!ur guests tonight, creators and stars of "2 dope queens" on hbo, jessica williams and phoebe robinson are here! wow, i'm excited! but first, gotta say it, congratulations, philadelphia eagles! well done! ( cheers and applause ) but first, last night was the super bowl! first super bowl victory. you could tell fans were new at this fans pulled down traffic lights, started fires, and tipped over cars. >> they climbed on top to have the ritz carlton awning, which ended up collapsing. >> police were left powerless as this fan hopped on top of a police van, riding it through the massive crowd. >> trevor: damn! ( laughter ) it got so crazy that the police were left powerless? the poor police! what happened? they were, like, we couldn't do anything! they were white! ( laughter ) why would you burn your city down when you won? like, now i feel like the eagles fans need to lose every year so they can fix things. well, there's always next year, boys, hand me a wrench. ( laughter ) seems like the

i am trevor noah.ou so much, take a seat, wow, you are amazing, teak a seat, take a seat, tack a seat. tonight's guest producer dj steve aoki is joining us, everybody. but first, but first breaking news about the future of human communication. >> "u.s.a. today" says brace your phones, 157 new emojis are coming this year. the new emojis include new hair styles for men and women. there are also new foods including a bagel, cupcake, lettuce and salt. they already added the bacon last time around and new animals like a hypo, kangaroo, llama and peacock. there will also be a lobster emoji. >> trevor: finally! finally. what is all these new emojis can i text the story that time the lobster gave me a terrible hair quut, yes. this is fun. mi always excited when we get new emojis but i will say this, 157 new emojis? like how long is it going to take to scroll through all those screens now? like i'm just like doing all of this just to find the eggplant, you know? there by the time i find it whole foods will be o

i'm trevor noah. take a seat, everybody!enior international correspondent nima elbagir is here with us. over the past week, the discussion in america has been should we give teachers guns or should we not give teachers guns? and teachers have been, like, uh, first, can you give us pay? >> right now, 20,000 teachers are on strike forcing every public school to close across west virginia. >> teachers are on the picket lines for a fourth straight day protesting their pay. >> thousands of teachers have come together on the steps of the capitol building to speak with one voice that low wages and rising healthcare costs are making their lives unbearable. >> the issue for me is i qualify for food stamps. >> as a full-time teacher you qualify for food stamps? >> yes, an that's while working two jobs. >> trevor: if there's one thing we can agree on, teachers should never be on food stamps, because if they're hungry, they can't shoot straight. come on, y'all. if i was a broke teach around the government handed me a gun, i would-be, th

i'm trevor noah.uest tonight, actor, activist and author of the new book "brave" rose mcgowan is joining us, everyone! ( cheers and applause ) but first -- but first, news from america's motherland. yesterday a british lawmaker arrived two minutes late to the house of lords, and then this happened. >> my lord, the house, i wonder if you permit me to offer my sincere apology to baroness lister for not being in my place to answer the matter at the beginning of questions. i'm thoroughly ashamed for not being in my place and therefore i shall be offering my resignation immediately -- ( crowd saying, no ) >> trevor: oh, no? yeah, get the (bleep) out of here! two minutes late, you should resign. get out of here! seems like a small thing but how are you late? your whole building is a clock! come on, man! ( laughter ) i don't really care about this. i'm black. i don't care. ( laughter ) but let's move on. tomorrow is groundhog day. which leads me to ask what the hell is groundhog day? people pull a rodent out

i'm trevor noah! thank you so much! take a seat! take a seat! take a seat, everyone!ur guest tonight, one of the stars of "black panther" and my movie mom lupita nyong'o is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: but first, i don't know if you've noticed, but seems like, as donald trump becomes more and more unwoke, justin trudeau is compensating in the other direction. the only issue is the canadian prime minister keeps going too far. >> canada's prime minister is under fire for his outfits observe his week-long family trip to india. >> trudeau got called out by one of india's most popular politicians who tweeted is it just me or is this choreographed cuteness a bit much now. we indians don't dress like this every day, sir, not even in bollywood. ( laughter ) >> trevor: justin trudeau is the greatest. what is he doing? you look at the pictures, the indians look like they showed up for a diplomatic conference and he looked like he was auditioning for a show! ( applause ) if this is what he does in india, i can't wait for the official visit to italy. it's m

i'm trevor noah. thank you so much. take a seat, everybody. good to have you. our guest tonight, our guest tonight, rapper and actor ludacris is here, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) but first up, first, the winter olympics are in full swing. which means we get all the pageantry of russian cheating on ice. >> after winning bronze in mixed curling, russian alexander krushelnitsky tested positive for a banned substance. >> word that russian curler alexander krushelnitsky may have used a banned substance has sent shock waves through the olympic village. >> we're trying to make it the cleanest sport possible and these games clean, and there's no place for it in the olympics for cheating and doping. >> trevor: yeah, curling should be the cleanest event. the entire sport is sweeping. in fact, the only thing cleaner than the ice is the seats because no one is watching. ( laughter ) do the russians cheat at everything? what a waste of steroids. think about it. "i did the steroids!" ( applause ) what are you doing? this athlete is having the worst week ever. he lost

: i'm gonna call you a cab. >> noah: back off, all right? >> devon: dude. hey! >> chelsea: phyllis is convinced i'm defrauding fenmore's and my own company. >> phyllis: i made my suspicions crystal-clear so for me to send them to you would be psycho. because now there's someone else out there who really has it out for you. you watch your back. >> chelsea: [ gasps ] oh, my god! you scared the life out of me.

i'm trevor noah! thank you so much!ight's guest from the new miniseries "waco," taylor kitsch is joining us, everyone! ( cheers and applause ) but first, there is a major food crisis that is gripping great britain. >> britain's telegraph says the kfc's chicken shortage forces stores to close across the u.k. and some customers are not happy. >> it does seem unbelievable. all the chicken farmers, surely there are enough chickens. >> it's a chicken place, surely they have enough chicken. >> we want to get down and have food and can't do that today. >> my reaction is angry, sad and disappointed. >> trevor: british kfcs are out of chicken. finally, an international problem president trump can understand. he's going to be on the first plane out, like, we need to help these people middle east! don't worry britishers, this is a job i was born for! ( laughter ) by the way, was i the only person who thought it was weird that everyone who eats kfc in the u.k. is a kid? and on top of that they're so polite. even in britain a kid th

i'm honored to be here and as you have heard to introduce and actually well qualified candidate, noah phillips to be federal trade commission or. you have already said, mr. chairman and others have acknowledged that he served as my chief counsel which is to his great credit having knows i need all the help i can get. noah has helped guide me and my legislative portfolio through complex issues on the judiciary committee during his tenure. his intellect shines most when he is faced with technical topics that would intimidate even the most seasoned lawyers. intellectual property, privacy issues, antitrust in constitutional law. he is also showed as senator hatch has noted an knack for building consensus with focus on other side of the aisle when necessary to get things done. ... >> found his way back to texas and onto my staff. his legal resume is remarkable with the work is done with a judiciary committee behind the scenes on important victims rights laws like the holocaust and legislation reform. beyond the hearing room with the quick wit as confirmation of bipartisan credentials his w

i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight political analyst angela rye is joining us, everyone.per bowl 52 is just days away. and it is going to go down in minnesota. the last of 10,000 crazy people who choose to live like this. brutal subzero temperatures, public gatherings, what could possibly go wrong. >> much of the union is battling the flu. the worst case in nearly a decade. >> fortune reports minnesota is seeing lots of flu cases ahead of super bowl 526789 health officials say flu activity in the state is wide spread. patriots cornerback mall cum butler was hospitalled for flu like sm toims, expected to recover in time for the big game. experts are telling the 65,000 fans expected at the stadium to please wash your hands, use hand sanitizer. >> trevor: a flu epidemic, oh no. football might be dangerous now. i don't know about you guys but i would love to see a super bowl where all the players are scared of getting the flu. lick just them not wanting to tackle each other, just stand there, we'll dot thing. i'm not going to hold you, you know what is going to happen, before

entire country and i think it was the first released so we release to that plan that was authored by noah prints. at the university of chicago. now after we have been here. what the heck just happened. okay. let's see what the vulnerabilities are. in some folks came out with some pretty impressive plans to tell us what we should do about it. we are back here today to talk about what is the federal government with us locals in the rest of the country. and what they do. it's to our knowledge we did some looking into this. this is the first time that we've had both of the executive branch and legislative branch together publicly talking talk about this issue and what both sides are going to do to protect our luck and on top of all of that. illinois is one of the first states in the country to vote in the primary 2018. with that i think the panel will introduce. i will not make you listen to that. to talk about the national security implications. not in the president's presidents circle but i'm you find out. my main point today is really quite simple. and that is that we are missing the main

who could forget when it trevor noah of the daily show put the nail in his coffin. >> you insinuatedt loud that donald trump is possibly having an affair with someone in the white house, where you get this from? >> you have to read the book. >> i read the book i don't know what you got that from. >> read between the lines, then you have to say. it's there. >> but is not there. >> laura: that was so amazing, i could watch that 100 times. weeks ago when his sales were starting to peter out, his publicist pushed for him to come on both my radio show and "the ingraham angle," i decline declined. apparently over at the peacock, they still had the stones to pull. >> you're on the set of morning joe, we don't b.s. here. >> are you kidding me? you're here in the set with us but we are done. michael wolf, thank you, we're going to go to break now. >> laura: that wasn't choreographed at all. she should work -- and that's i call most tv, trevor noah, you're the best at that i'm sorry, we're going to be right back to as the one who's always trapped beneath the duvet, i'm begging you... take gas-

i feel like i'm watching donald trump going trevor noah's impression of hymn. why this is false, chris. >> first, just on the pure weirdness of the president of the united states doing an audience-sourced poll. let's leave that aside. yeah, i mean, i think there is a serious point here, don. you know, donald trump spent the previous 48 hours prior to today talking about things like raising the age to which you can purchase a rifle from 18 to 21. bump stocks, and other modifications that turn weapons into automatic weapons. things the nra doesn't always agree with and saying we need to make compromises. there are places everyone wants to make a deal. what's hard is when he goes and uses language like they are trying to take away the second amendment. they will do it if you elect them. saying the stakes in the next election is the second amendment is gone into the democrats win. it's not going to happen for people who care. in order for an amendment to be repealed, you need another amendment. that means two-thirds of the house and senate have to approve of that a

. >> oakland city councilman noah questioned the mayor's motive and sources believing it's a political move to grab votes. >> the ice is coming, at school, going down the street, at the park. they're not there. >> why do you think the mayor is trying to grab attention? >> well, you know, running for office reelection. >> according to to the mayor, the race could go on for the next two days. >>> police looking for a south bay man armed and dangerous. 36-year-old jose is accused of firing an assault weapon. started with a loud backdoor party and one of the guests peeked over the back fence and saw him pacing withen assault rifle. -- with an assault rifle. witnesses called 911 after he fired a shot. by day break they got inside the home and found the assault rifle but he had somehow slipped away. they believe he's driving a silver honda accord. >>> 4:35, get a check on weather. pretty much the rain that will come. . >>> i didn't have to use my wiper out and didn't see that sheen. take it to a 5 # 0 and headlights move -- 580 westbound and 680 and 23 minute ride and no reports of accident

. >> reporter: from birds to pigs, a hedgehog, an airplane can feel like noah's arc. the institute on disability said the absurd stories detract from the real struggles people face. >> you don't hear about all the people that are refused entry to places or the people that really do benefit in a deep way. >> reporter: but there is fraud. people can easily get a certificate online, turning their regular pet into an emotional support animal. delta airlines just announced new rules requiring more proof of an animal's service or support qualifications, and health documents 48 hours in advance. the president of golden state guide dog handlers said all of the major guide dog programs are contesting the new policy. in a statement, alice turner wrote, if airlines followed the ada guidelines for what is legal for a service animal we would not be in the horrible situation of traveling with fake service animals of all types. air travelers in san jose said dogs on planes don't bother them too much except -- >> i feel for the animal as well being squeezed in the seat. there is bare

it is being built for noah. it will track major weather events. scientists showed us how the satellite's data can help airplanes avoid lightning strikes and how it can be used. >> the average warning time far tornado is about 13 minutes. we are trying to -- our goal is to double that and be able to give people half an hour, even 45 minutes. >> the satellite will undergo testing in the bay area. it will be shipped to florida to launch aboard a rocket this spring. >> very important to keep updating all of this. >> we have storm ranger though. >> yes. we do. >> we also need the things way up in the sky. >> i would like to see her in the outfit. >> let's talk snow. maybe in the lower level. >> yes. low snow heading into tomorrow morning. we have the doecold air in plac. let's take you to our mic microclimate forecast. i want to start with the overall set up. we have a few disturbances that will be meeting up with lots of cold air. at times some of these disturbances will have wet weather and that's where we are going to get some of these low snow chan

impact we can have with a message to kids that will make good grades go viral as quickly as we all noah video or flash mob would for good know sake. i'm bill anderson. >> still ahead, starting over a little easier. thanks to those paying it forward. >> starting over is never easy. >> as our bill anderson shows us, one local organization is giving the gift of confidence. >> ♪ >> before i could even ask the first question, i knew that talking about overcoming obstacles during the holidays was going to be hard for nicole brenson. >> we were together since i was ten years old. the only person i was with, when i was 27 he passed away from an asthma attack when he was 28 of the. >> her life from that point on was an understandable struggle. >> i suffered from addiction. i didn't want to be here. i felt like my kids were better off with somebody else. >> but nicole found somebody who cared about her. she worked with career wardrobe, helps with job training, professional clothing and this holiday season things are getting better. >> so what do you give somebody who has had a rough year? fought

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>> reporter: not just noah valley, but we talked about it at my house as well much there was a written statement saying a container labeled medical cannabis was found on campus and was taken by officials. they tell us the kids are recovering, so now the focus turns to the big picture, and parents tell us they had serious talks with their kids last night. it's valentine's day. kids at james lake middle school in san francisco will hesitate before accepting candy. after conversations they had last night with their parents -- >> eat anything that's, you know, that's not in a wrapper, that's not -- that's in a zip lock bag to be careful. we don't know. >> reporter: parents spresponde to what happened here yesterday afternoon when ten kids got sick after ingesting what the district now says appears to be cannab cannabis. one dad said his daughter said it was in a form attractive to kids. >> one response was it was an edible thing like candy, describing it as -- i don't know, strips. >> reporter: parents are worried this is just a sign of the times. >> especially with the change in the marij

with the lead with a 96, three run, only the best run counts. 25-year-old noah bowman out of calgary. folks, you will not believe this used to have an allergy to cold temperatures. the skier would have a condition that eventually faded way. >> he needs to put this down. big 360. he struggled with the trick in run one. it does not come to pass. go down on a trick. we have seen him land 1,000 times. switch, double cork, 1260 switch in relation to the approach. coming in backwards. unusual fall for bowman. what this does, this really opens the door for the americans in a possible sweep scenario. porteous with three runs in second. bowman in third place in with three runs. he will not do any better than third. >> that is four americans still to come here in this run three. we talked a little bit about through all qualifying that this if there is a real opportunity, talent-wise for the u.s. to come in and sweep the podium. this halfpipe competition is certainly it. >> that's it. >> the defending olympic gold medalist, david wise out of reno, nevada. he has fallen on the first two runs beca

and noah. it looks like the pictures taken in a club or something. the whole team said let's look at text messaging let's look at social networks let's look at building stuff. when we took texas up and looked at it we said well ok this is interesting but it doesn't have the social model that blogging has. and so the transition from twitter to text love is that that reading relationship in the p.r.i. and the openness of the web. over the summer it went on i actually personally after we launched twitter which. i didn't realize what i myself was doing by part of the team that i helped create and hire and partially that the way the technology worked and part of its roots in text bob and other projects i didn't realize the values that went into it if you don't have to be conscious of the values that you're putting in things when you do it. this is one of those sort of the biggest commercially focused open source conference in that sense there's i.b.m. and there's a paper and microsoft. they don't necessarily agree conducted by politics but there's none of