house. >> who all's at noah's when you get there?it was just me and him, and then, i think it was just me and him that night. i don't remember anybody else showing up. >> and you said you spent the night? >> i'm pretty sure i did, yes. actually, yes, i'm positive i did. i did spend the night. >> you can't remember if you spent the night at noah's or stayed at your grandparents'? >> reporter: did that strike you as strange that he couldn't remember if he spent the night here or what time he went there? >> yeah. we're talking about, you know, what'd you do yesterday, and not what you did two years ago. his answers were vague. >> reporter: vague and detached. throughout the nearly two-hour police interrogation, riley never utters emma's name, referring to her as the girl. >> the girl, she texted me. >> which girl? >> the one that passed away. >> oh, okay. what's her name? >> emma. >> okay. when i first met him at his grandfather's, i thought he might've been a grieving boyfriend. when we got into the interview room and sat down, i felt

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but noah's path to his central come by perch is an amazing story in its own right.s memoir says, he was literally born a crime in apartheid south africa. he was the child of a white father and a black mother. now as he puts it, he's broken into the world's elite, recognized by time magazine as one of the 100 most influential people of 2018. i spoke with trevor noah shortly before his sold-out comedy performance at london's massive 02 stadium, a gig that coincided with the royal wedding. his show is called the end of days tour, and he asked him about finding laughter in the shadow of the so-called apocalypse. >>> trevor, welcome back to the program. >> thank you so much for having me back. >> what is this end of days? is this some sort of disaster story? why? >> you know, i call it the end of days tour because in many ways that's what people feel like this is, you know. you feel like it's the end much days. it feels like there is war starting everywhere. governments are switching over. there is populism growing all over the world, a sentiment and feeling especially o

he saved noah, he protect noah. he will send a storm.y! ♪ god will save madagascar. ♪ /s >>> a woman publicly accuses donald trump's supreme court nominee brett kavanagh of sexual misconduct can. we have new details about her story ahead here. >>> the worst flooding is yet to come for parts of north and south carolina. rivers are rising to tan trust levels and more rain from what's left of hurricane florence is on the way. and a health scare in salisbury, england rattles nerves once again months after two poisoning incidents shocked the u.k. these stories and more. welcome to our viewers here and around the world. i'm natalie allen and this is cnn newsroom.

juan williams, karl rove and noah rothman.d with these books were put out. >> four of them. >> dana: four of them. suffered through them. what do you think about how this is playing out? >> look, these things are by their very nature ambiguous. there is no doubt that woodward, a good reporter, has reams of paper and spools of tape on which people say the things that he reports in the book, but we don't know if it's accurate, if it is what really happened or somebody says that somebody said that somebody said. or even if people said it themselves if they recall it happening. >> dana: i heard from senator mcconnell's office yesterday there is a couple of little things in the book just about when meetings took place and who was there, they say they are inaccurate in the book but that they don't have any record of bob woodward calling them to ask. >> look. if the general point though of the book is that this is an unusual white house that doesn't have the normal decision-making process, that's right. >> dana: right. noah, last wee

do you want to talk about anything that noah mentioned? has there been sharing in virginia between smaller localities and bigger localities? >> i think the advantage that we have in the city of fairfax is that we're close to d.c., so we are a little more aware of the different resources and partnerships that we can do. there are localities that are my size or smaller who do not have departments, so as noah was saying you are being asked to , ingest and respond to an awful lot of information that you really don't understand. i think i get a more e-mails a day about election security. i think the resources and these partnerships would be really helpful, and i think it is important to note that while cook county is in the top five, there are a whole lot more state of fairfax small localities and the united states than they are and we need resources. >> we've had on the news recently a lot of attention to paperless touchscreen machines and try to touch on that a little bit. in fact, in georgia we have a in fact, in georgia we have a federal ju

noah: certainly with e.m. risks, the dollar will be important. i don't know if i would have mapped out this week if you told me what happened. rising u.s. yields helped a little bit by the rest of the world and the dollar a little bit weaker says the market is sniffing out, not that you's growth is leaving but we get a little bit of a re-convergence. market seems the to see to hikes into next year and we could have three or four so there could be room for the dollar to move. lookd to think you want to there. it is interesting given how much damage is priced the bond -- a broad. --: diversifies investors diversified investors are either down or roughly flat. what portfolio allocation should people have? noah: i think the outlook going forward, we should see rates selloff a little bit in this cycle and yields rising. i don't know if that is damaging for equities. will be a good year. the paradigm, i think we have a growth driven cycle and do not have enough on the rate side to end the cycle. both yields and equities can move. scarlet: what could gi

so i go on the train, and i was wide-eyed and went, "noah, noah," i did not realize there were otherldren, so that was a little weird. [laughter] emily: given that seeing other children was a rare occurrence, when did you see a computer for the first time? stewart: by 1980, we had an apple 2e. with the first class in my school to have computers in the classroom. in apple basic, you could pretty easily do some basic graphics. make this square, this color. so i made an interactive multimedia experience for the other children, which was flags for the world, but on the super easy ones, like france and russia. basically any tricolor, with a big horizontal flags, not like brazil or mexico or any of the fancy flags. emily: you studied philosophy. he wanted to be an academic? stewart: when i was an adolescent, i lost interest in computers. it wasn't until i arrived in university and i discovered the internet, this is a 1992, before the web started taking off. suddenly come i was back into computers, because of the networks. because of the internet, as soon as the web became popular, i taught

joining noah here is james edwin greely.t hall, noah hopes to remove the normal barriers to classical music. there are free tickets, casual clothes, and the opposite of formal seating, like perching on a rock overlooking the stage. a third of his audience has never attended a classical music concert. but even those who have likely haven't done it like this, wearing wireless headphones to encourage wandering. >> with the music in your headphones, the music becomes a sound track to your experience in the landscape. >> reporter: noah is winning over the classical skeptics. >> i said to my friend if he had invited me to a classical music concert, i would have said, nah. but this is tremendous. >> reporter: and the outdoor averse. >> well, she was a little bit hesitant at first, but she likes classical music so i am speechless, very speechless. it was nothing artificial here. it was all natural, natural surroundings. yes, indeed. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: it's a new community noak hopes to create each night. out on the edge of nowhere. >>

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and finally last but not least, noah praetz, director of elections for the office of cook county clerk david orr. and as we were discussing before we started, many of you probably would guess, cook county is one of the largest and the top five of local election jurisdictions in the country. so just going to begin with a kind of lightning round of questions that really nobody that works in our space once to answer. so i will give them to you, maybe we could answer them in order and you can choose which ones you want to answer. first question is what are you most worried about? would you even know if the russians or chinese or some other hacker hacked into our election system? would you know that in real time or would it take a while to find out? and so that we don't leave everybody in the panic, what are you doing to prepare for these things? laura. >> thank you. thanks to the organizers for brain is altogether today. the lawyers' committee leads coalition called election protection, the nation's largest nonpartisan voter protection effort in the country. so from our viewpoint we are wo

season away at the off the field all to myself be interesting to see if they can now dortmund host noah burke nuremburg again high flying for team that just came up people expected them to struggle can they can they do against don't see. should be a nice game as well to establish when is the noise midweek action to look forward to and we'll be discussing that of course on wednesday thank you so much for all your analysis i'd like to thank of course at mccain bridge will be back on wednesday with the remaining much day five games so for me and the rest of the bonus league team here in berlin by. take it personally you're working with wonderful stories make the game so special. true for.

so i go on the train, and i was wide-eyed and went "noah, noah," realize there were other children, so was a little weird. [laughter] emily: given that seeing other children was a rare occurrence, when did you see a computer for the first time? stewart: by 1980, we had an apple 2e. i was super into it. with the first class in my school to have computers in the classroom. in apple basic, you could do pretty easily do some basic graphics. make this square, this color. so i made an interactive multimedia experience for the which was flags for the world, but on the super easy ones, like france and russia. basically any tricolor, with a big horizontal flags, not like brazil or mexico or any of the fancy flags. you studied philosophy. he wanted to be an academic? stewart: when i was an adolescent, i lost interest in computers. inwasn't until i arrived university and i discovered the internet, this is a 1992, before the web started taking off. suddenly come i was back into computers, because of the networks. internet, as soon as the web became popular, i taught myself how to make a web pages

>> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: thank you! welcome to "the daily show"! thank you so much for tuning in! i'm trevor noah! our guest tonight is a comedy icon and star of "tracey ullman's show" on hbo. tracey ullman is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) we're going to be chatting to her about her new hbo show, but first let's catch up on today's headlines. president trump, remember him? we all know he wants to build a wall, and, now, he wants other countries to build one, too. >> president trump has a brand-new border wall controversy, only this one involves the desert -- in africa. spain's foreign minister says trump told him he should build a border wall across the entire sahara desert to thwart europe's migrant crisis. ( laughter ) >> trevor: imagine having to world learn about your toad penis and it's still only the second most embarrassing story about you this week. ( laughter ) i have to be honest, i'm disappointed with trump, because when he first came up with the wal

hello noah and grace. >>> then what [alarm clock] ♪ ♪ ghirardelli caramel squares.r. ♪ >> that is "will and grace" star eric mccormack getting a star on the walk of fame. he was joined by his son finnegan and his wife janet and his tv family was there of course. eric's star is actually located right next to debra messing's which is sweet. we also know this, big changes are coming on the show this season. you're hearing it here first. >> grace gets a boyfriend. boom. >> david schwimmer is in the house. >> that is one of the big things that happen. >> we hate all the same things. tvs and taxes and chatty red heads. >> yeah the worst. >> no friend zoning for david here. he'll be making his "will and grace" debut as grace's boyfriend noah in the first show of the new season. >> just playing at the level of this cast who are at the top of their game, it was kind of like a great wonderful gift. >> david's reportedly signed for a five-episode guest arc and we can tell you he'll be nothing like ross geller, his character from that other show he used to do, you know the one

thank you so much for tuning in, i'm trevor noah!ur guest tonight -- ( cheers and applause ) -- our guest tonight, i know many of you are fans, singer and rapper m.i.a. is joining us on the show! ( cheers and applause ) she's the subject of a new documentary, and all we're going to do is chat, chat, chat, and take -- sorry, the rest of the show will be much better. before we get into that. let's catch up on today's headlines. in political news, texas senator ted cruz was at a restaurant last night when some protesters ordered him to go. >> this was on camera, kavanaugh controversy forcing senator ted cruz to leave d.c. last night. >> we believe survivors! we believe survivors! we believe survivors! >> trevor: come on, people, don't kick ted cruz out of a restaurant. now he's just going to be eating a stray cat. ( audience reacts ) no, don't feel bad for ted cruz, what was probably the best night of his life. in the car ride home, his wife was, like, why are you smiling? he's, like, we just got kicked out of that restaurant, last time

i'm trevor noah! take a seat, take a seat! let's get into it!ur guest tonight, i could not be more excited, maggie gyllenhaal is joining us, everyone! ( cheers and applause ) glad to have her back. we're going to be chatting about the new season of her hit hbo show "the deuce." first, let's catch up on today's headlines. yesterday, we were all shocked to learn that there is a secret group of senior officials in the white house who say they are trying to stop trump from being trump. that's right. they're taking him down from the inside. to which k.f.c. replied, i thought that's what we were doing! ( laughter ) ( applause ) today, understandably, the president could only focus on finding the traitor. >> inside job, new fallout from the explosive "new york times" op-ed. it is rattling the white house and the finger pointing is on. >> no surprise trump is furious calling on the "new york times" to turn the writer over to the government. >> inside the west wing there really is this intensifying sense of betrayal. white house staffers don't know who t

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i'm your host trevor noah!uest tonight, a fabulous actress, america ferrera is here, everybody! we'll be talking about her new book, "american like me." but first, let's get into the only story anybody was talking about today. and, no, i'm not talking about me getting my third dimple. i'm talking about the big showdown everybody has been waiting for. >> the moment of truth, the senate showdown between brett kavanaugh and christine blasey ford. >> all networks watching dr. christine blasey ford. if you're talking about the historic import and rating it one to ten, you would give it about a 79. on social media, a ton of pictures of commercial airlines where every television set in the seat back is tuned to these hearings. >> even people on planes were watching the hearings, and it was so gripping it was the first time people were praying for a delay. even the flight attendance were watching -- get your own peanuts! yobt time for this shit right now! ( laughter ) emotionally, it was taxing, like a sad super bowl,

reporter: a few weeks before the escalation can we meet noah, who wants to remain unidentified. she lives in a treehouse in the hambach forest. >> i don't know if it is too much to say i want to save the planet, but i am concerned about whether future generations will still see trees, for example. reporter: 90% of the forest has already disappeared. for 40 years, the energy group rwe has been clearing the forest toto extract brorown coal. it is the largest open-cast mine in europe. >> unfortunately, the hambach forest is located right in the way of the bulldozers, so you cannot dig under it or around it. that is just not possible. reporter: still, the activists are committed to their values from an challenge the energy company with their lifestyle of absolutely no consumption. noah and the up to 100 activists want to survive self-sufficiently in the fourth, if possible without money. eviction has been a constant threat for years. there have often been clashes. >> for me, what rwe is doing here is incredibly violent. they are relocating entire villages. they want to clear this fo

i'm trevor noah. you guys are amazing am tack a seat, let's get moo it our guest tonight, our guest tonight, you may know him from all of his money, bill gates is here, everybody. (applause) and he is going it to finally tell us what happened to clippy. (laughter). >> trevor: i don't care how many diseases you cure, bill thark is your legacy. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. this week the united nations is having its annual meeting. which means leaders from all over the world are in new york city. which is great for me because it means i can park anywhere i want. and i claim diplomatic immunity. just like yeah, prove that i'm not the president of kenya. prove it! well, anyway, today president trump declared a meeting of the u.n. security council and the good news is he now believes that foreign countries do meddle in u.s. elections, the bad news is he only cares if he thinks it will hurt him. >> regrettably we found that china has been attempting to interfere in our upcoming 2018 electi

i'm trevor noah. a smash hit on netflix but she's going to try to convince us to read the book anyway am but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. >> breaking news. robert mueller's boss rod rosenstein has been fired by donald trump. or he resigned. or he is about to resign. or both, or neither. either way, it is breaking news. >> the breaking news now cnn can report that the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein is expected to be fired by president trump. >> rod rosenstein, nbc news is reporting that he has offered to resign. >> i want to ask you also to react to the rod rosenstein news that we don't know exactly what it is. >> is he offering his resignation, is he resigning, is he getting fired? i'm confused why there is so much confusion. >> and i wish i could help with your confusion but i too am confused with your confusion as those who are watching right now are so confused. >> trevor: thank you, news. >> i'm so informed now. you realize these people interrupted our day just to tell thaws

i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. this is great. sit down! sit down, this is amazing. wow, you guys are fun. our guests tonight are eli saslow and derek black. they are here to scwus an amazing story of derek transformation as a former white nationalist who now fights for racial equality. talk about a plot twist. but first let's catch up on today's headlines. bert & ernie, a beloved "sesame street" characters but the question on everyone's mind this week was if that segment was brought to you by the letters, l, g, b, t, q. >> we are back now with bert & ernie and the burning question this morning, are they best friends or something more. >> the questions with raised publicly by a recent sper view with former "sesame street" writer mark saltzman, were you thinking of them as a gay couple. saltzman who joined in '94 84y responded i always thelt that, when is with writing they were, it set it off on social med why and brought responses from sesame workshop declaring in part ta bert & ernie remain puppets and do not have a sexual orientation. >>

i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight, our guest tonight, ladies and gentlemen, deray mckesson is here! ( cheers and applause ) we'll be talking about his new book "on the other side of freedom." but, first, let's catch up on today's headlines. , bob woodward, the reporter who brought down richard nixon, gave us a sneak peek of his brand-new book that might bring down trump. i mean, probably won't, but it's pretty funny. >> some stunning breaking news, even in this administration, two years in, explosive new details from legendary journalist bob woodward's new book about president trump. listen to this, "this guy is mentally retarded," he said of jeff sessions. >> trevor: okay, i don't know what's worse, the fact that the president of the united states is running around calling people "retarded" or the fact that the person he called retarded is his attorney general, and his first major political supporter. you realize that. also, it's pretty weird that trump is running around doing accents when he hasn't

central from comedy central's world nuses headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. (applause). >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody, thank you so much for tuning in, i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight, our guest tonight is a white house correspondent and sarah huckabee sanders sparring partner, april ryan is joining us, everybody. she is here to talk about her new book under fire, reporting from the front lines of the trump white house. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. >> by now, you have probably seen the story about jeffrey owens, the former cosby show cast member who was spotted working at a trader joes. now some people online were trying to ridicule jeffrey for going on a hit tv show to bagging groceries swi just ridiculous, working is not shameful and working at trader joe's is not the worst thing a former cosby show star could be caught doing. nothing else comes to mind at this time but it is not that bad. anyway, since the story went viral, it looks leak it's had a happy ending. >> geoffrey owens without once acted on the cosby sh

(applause). >> trevor: i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight, our guest tonight is a really amazing man, chef jose andres is here, everybody. and he's here to discuss his new book "we fed an island" about his work in puerto rico after hurricane maria. which definitely happened. but first let's catch up on today's headlines. remember how donald trump said he wanted to deter illegal immigrants? well, like most things he does, it isn't really working out. >> "the new york times" reports the detention of pie grant children in the u.s. has skyrocketed to the highest levels ever. almost 13,000 my grant kids are being housed at federally contracted shelters compared to 2400 in may of last year. >> trevor: goddam 13,000 kid, trump has now imprisoned more kids than r. kelly. and i'm sorry, 13,000, that say ridiculous number. at a certain point it doesn't seem like you are dealing with immigration, it just looks like are you building temple of doom. why do they wrap them in foil. they can't tell the dins between a mexican kid and an act

noah francisco i don't know personally. is a brilliant person, but he has never prosecuted a case in his life. to put him on top of the mueller investigation i think is pretty fraud. >> is the president hoping to appoint someone, and does he believe he has the political backing to appoint someone to oversee the mueller investigation who is less friendly to the mueller investigation? >> yeah, i think so. i think that's what the president's allies would like. >> that's what they would like, but sit tris it true? >> as the chief law enforcement officer in the country who over sees the doj, he's the one accountable to the voters. >> he's a party to this investigation. >> i understand that. but this is the way the president holooks at it. i'm not saying the president exactly understands the way this works, but the way he thinks is this is my doj. i can end this investigation if i want and i will do what i want. let's understand how politically perilous is this. when news of rosenstein's possible firing broke, there was a split a

operation noah was born. this and otherh american history programs on our website, where all of our video is archived. that's c-span.org/history. >> this weekend, american history tv is joining our cable partners to showcase the history of lake charles, louisiana. to learn more about the cities on our current tour, visit c-span.org/cities tour. we continue with our look at the history of lake charles. town, ina very unusual the sense town, in the sense of the south, unusual in the sense of louisiana. it doesn't have a plantation economy. the civil ware issue it has to drag along with a. it is a town that has reinvented itself a number of times to make it work. >> we took a driving tour of the city, with at least army. >> thank you so much for showing us around. tell me about your tie to lake charles. >> i wasn't born here, i have been here for 45 years. i'm native of eastern louisiana, came here to work at the department of labor. i had to learn the community, the industry, the history. you a history backgrou

"history bookshelf," civil war historian noah andre bookau discusses his "southern storm: sherman's march to the sea." 2008 at theorded in pritzker military library in chicago. mr. cancian: thank you for -- mr. trudeau: thank you for coming. i have the opportunity to give this little talk to audiences in the north and south and i came sherman'slization, march to the sea is iconic event in american history. just to say that term -- sherman's march to the sea

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in the 100m, america's noah lyles ended his dominant season with a win, just one—hundredth of a secondpulled up before the line. 21—year—old lyles was the fastest man in the world over the 100m this year. ducati's andrea dovizioso secured a third win of the season with victory in sunday's san marino moto gp as britain's cal crutchlow came third. italian dovizioso finished ahead of world champion and current championship leader marc marquez. crutchlow completed the podium after pole—setterjorge lorenzo crashed from second place with two laps remaining. the win was ducati's first victory at misano for 11 years. britain's simon yates has extended his lead slightly in la vuelta. the third consecutive summit finish was won by frenchman thibaut pinot. and the final stage of the tour of britain has been won in a sprint finish in london by australia's caleb ewan. frenchman julian alaphilippe won the overall title. british mountain biker rachel atherton has won the women's downhill final at the world championships, taking the title for a fifth time. atherton completed the course in switzerland

season away at the off the field all to myself be interesting to see if they can now dortmund host noah burke nuremburg again high flying for team that just came up people expected them to struggle can they can they do against don't see. should be a nice game as well to establish when is the noise midweek action to look forward to and we'll be discussing that of course on wednesday thank you so much for all your analysis i'd like to thank of course at mccain bridge will be back on wednesday with the remaining much day five games so for me and the rest of the bonus league team here in berlin by. take it personally you're working with wonderful stories make the game so special. true for. more than so long line. first to school in the. first clueless. doris grand moment arrives join the ring at ten on her journey. you know we're entering you don't you may arrive in the ring it returns. a little. fight against illegal logging. david. against goliath all time for me to tell everyone what's going on the funny courageous activists they're going to come in my geo corner and. losses on the mat b

if they were reporting to rosenstein, they would report to noah francisco, the solicitor general.they were reporting to the ag, they would continue to report through him. those stay intact. i wanted to mention one thing if i have a moment here. paul said if you brought a new person in and that person disagreed with something that mueller wanted to do and said to him, no. it's something that rosenstein said yes to. what that does is it triggers a reporting obligation from the justice department to the ranking member and the chair of both the house and senate judiciary committees. only a confidential report to the deputy attorney general. if the overseer of mueller says no to mueller, that triggers a report to congress. if they do that, if they think they are bringing in a loyalist who is going to say no to mueller, what they are going to buy themselves is a report to congress outlining what the differences between the justice department and mueller is and that's going to make this much more political and therefore more dangerous. >> and john can i add on that going down that road a

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