. >> reporter: when fire broke out in his bedroom, noah woods, instead of getting scared, noah got brave this tough little guy woke up his 2-year-old sister, grabbed their dog, and they all climbed out this window to safety. noah wasn't done. what about the rest of his family? noah climbed up these stairs and alerted his uncle about the fire. how bad was it? he suffered smoke inhalation and brns on his wrist. >> if it wasn't for noah we could have all lost our lives. >> reporter: the local fire department just outside atlanta, bartow county, named noah an honorary firefighter. noah now a local legend and a hero at home. because of what he did, his entire family of nine is safe. his father grateful. >> he's my hero. my son's always been my hero. >> our thanks to tom there. this is a good reminder for families also to have a fire plan for your home. this little boy jumped into action, saved all of his family members, just incredible. >> 5 years old, a local legend and a hero. good for you, noah. >> don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. america this morning. >> stay with us for

noah now a local legend. and a hero at home.safe tonight. his father grateful. >> he's my hero. my son's always been my hero. >> noah is a real hero. our thanks to wsb for their help with that story. thanks so much for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. "gma" first thing in the morning. david muir will be right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. good night. have a great evening. good night. >>> a crash landing. what two girls are accused of stealing. >> more stars spotted in fran as the flipping of matrix four takes over this weekend. >>> strand ad board a cruiseship that has sustain coronavirus spread rapidly. hundreds of americans are evacuated and on their way back to the united states tonight bust their ordeal is far from over. good evening. thank you for joining us. >> i'm eric thomas. the buses arrived this morning and the planes are in the air with one of them due to arrive in the bay area in just a matter of hours. >> once they are on the ground, they won't be able to go home just yet. they have yet anoth

noah syndergaard joins us nowyny phone. congratulations.re delighted for you. >> thank you feels really good. basking in the glory of the sweet victory. >> we hope that this translates into a great year for you and the mets tell us about tesla and what led you to choose it among the other stocks you could have chosen a hunch? dumb luck? what >> a little bit of both, actu actually first and foremost thanks to my partner in the draft, herod, head of mets p.r couldn't have done it without him with preparation and his diligence. so -- again, thank you for that, and, of course, picking tesla, as far as picking tesla goes, i really admire what elon's been doing with just amounta no-brai >> you don't own a tesla do you? does it make you more inclined to buy one or take a test drive? >> i don't own one yet, but i think it's a great vehicle rode one the other day and the capabilities it possess is something from the future i. loved your tweet noah, baseball backup plan, wwe wrestling, 1980s villain or wall street tycoon. what do your fans think abou

noah's family was asleep sunday. his mom, tabytha, awakened by their barking dog, then she saw smoke coming from noah's room. >> i was so scared they were still trapped in there. >> reporter: noah knew exactly what to do how did you get your sister out >> i picked her up >> reporter: you picked her up? >> yeah. >> reporter: and carried her out the window >> yeah. >> reporter: in the end, the whole family made it out alive. turns out his mom had been teaching him fire safety all along. >> we have to make sure he knew to go to the window stay low to the ground from smoke do not touch the doorknob >> reporter: now ane holiday here for the brav ley temple king. faced coronavirus cons continue to grow.. our consumer team shows how you can get a refund if your travel plans are canceled. plus, the presidential candidates are stumping across the state this weekend.. their messages to californians. join us monday from 4:30 to 7. >>> on a valentine's >>> on a valentine's day, a boy who's become an expert with a certain pink dr

. >> reporter: these are the sirens 5-year-old noah heard after he found his bedroom in flames. his family was not fully aware of the danger. >> i was laying there and i started smelling smoke . >> miraculously noah woke his two-year-old sister and they both escaped through a window. >> noah sent lily out and went out. >> when they were safe he quickly alerted the rest of his sleeping family. >> i heard scrambling next door and then i heard knocking on our door there's a fire. >> reporter: fire chief jamison said it was an escape they would not have gotten to without noah. >> his quick and brave action save the family. >> reporter: bartow county fire and rescue named him an honorary firefighter. >> we presented him with a life- saving award , commissioner taylor presented him with a proclamation proclaiming valentine's day, today, noah would stay in bartow county so that was special. >> reporter: noah woods, a hometown hero. >> remember that name, noah's grandfather says if it wasn't for his actions they may not be here today. >>> this park is taking dating to new heights, 150 f

noah's family was asleep sunday. his mom, tabytha, awakened by their barking dog and saw smoke coming from noah's room. >> i was so scared they were still trapped in there. >> reporter: noah knew exactly what to do how did you get your sister out >> picked her up. >> reporter: you picked her up? >> yeah. >> reporter: and carried her out the window >> yeah. >> reporter: in the end, the whole family made it out alive. turns out his mom had been teaching him fire safety all along. >> we have to make sue the window stay low from smoke. don't touch the door knob >> reporter: a brave little boy that faced fire and won blayne alexander nbc news cartersville, georgia. >> super job >>> next, why they are calling this guy the shirley temple king. >>> the border patrol is planning to deploy elite agents in sanctuary cities. the bay area mayor who's telling the president don't bring them hee here. >>> i'll get you ready for the weekend, the wind warning you're going to want to know about. that's next. >>> on a valentine's day, a

that's when noah jumped into action. what did you do?ut of the house, my baby sister. >> reporter: he got lily and their dog to safety by climbing out a window, then ran to a neighbor's house to get help rescuing the rest of his family, still inside the kingston, georgia, home. >> they were asleep at the time, so they had no idea the house was on fire. so his quick and brave action saved the entire family. >> reporter: noah always wanted to be a superhero, but now he says he wants to be a police officer. are you happy everyone is okay? >> yeah. >> reporter: yeah? mireya villarreal, cbs news, kingston, georgia. o'donnell: ag young man. e>> right, coming up, "on road" with steve hartman is next. it's a love story that will touch your heart. rt. month after month i'm doing it all. the supplements... the veggies... the water. but i still have recurring constipation, belly pain, straining and bloating. my doctor said i could have a real medical condition called ibs-c. for my recurring constipation and belly pain from ibs-c... i said "yes" to

rachel's older brother noah was also under suspicion. you think noah knows where sam is?was driving dan around in noah's smart car hours before dan's arrest, and so detectives brought in noah for questioning. that's got to be a brutal conversation to have with your parents. >> and my mom's already breaking down and hyperventilating just by me saying we need to cancel the wedding, and dan and noah are in jail. >> what finally happened with your brother? >> noah says that they questioned him for a while. and then the main detective said, all right. get this guy out of here. he doesn't know anything. >> turns out, he really didn't. noah was released and never charged. meanwhile, rachel notified dan's parents and describes a reaction she did not expect. >> it was just his dad that was home. his mom was at work. so i explained what's going on to him, and he just has the opposite reaction. he's just completely so mellow and like he didn't even hear me. i remember one of the phrases he used was something like, well, he was a really good son. you know. he was a good kid. just lik

noah woods. fire officials say that mr.woods woke up to discover in his bedroom a fire happening at his home. he got his 2-year-old sister out through the window. then he went back for their family dog. >> how did you get your sister out? >> picked her up. >> you picked her up? and carried her out the window? >> yeah. >> that wasn't it folks, noah ran next door, woke his uncle up and got help. had noah and family members had minor injuries from the fire. everyone is expected to be okay, and the best part is the local fire department decided they were going to make noah an honorary firefighter because of it. >> well, he did their job. >> literally. >> can you imagine having the withall as a 5-year-old, let me save my sister, my dog. >> and he has burns and singed hair. >> he's a hero at the end of the day. >>> there's developing news on the antarctic and the weather there. the story we told you about last week, it is concerning. today the headline more alarming. >>> michael bloomberg now trying to rewrite the chapter on his

a notice on noah's stated: close immediately.ice on tonight, the bride-to-be still has no place for her big day, and her 160 guests. >> because we are paying for everything, we're probably not going to go on our honeymoon. >> reporter: janet shamlian, cbs news, houston. >> o'donnell: all right, coming up next, his son fell victim to the opioid crisis, and now he's dedicated his life to bringing hope to the homeless. i'm bad. you're stronger than you know. so strong. you power through chronic migraine, 15 or more headache or migraine days a month. one tough mother. you're bad enough for botox®. botox® has been preventing headaches and migraines before they even start for almost 10 years, and is the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or

let's do it, people, take a seat, let's make a show, i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight is one of the hardest working actors around you know from atlanta, knives out, get out and the new movie, the photograph. lakeith stanfield is joining us. (cheers and applause) also on tonight's show, the democratic party is getting real, the titanic is in trouble, and jussie smollett is making a sequel. so let's catch up on today's head behinds. let's kick it off with jussie smollett. empire actor and black pinnochio. a year ago he told an incredible story about being jumped on the street by two trump supporters. and now someone might finally go to jail for that attack. >> the dramatic new turn that thrust the jussie smollett case into the spotlight. >> he is once again facing charges in chicago for claiming he was the victim of a hate crime attack. >> this morning smollett is facing six new charges of disorderly conduct for lying to police. the move a stunning reversal after prosecutors dropped all 16 charges the actor originally faced in this new indictment the sp

that's what those emails from noah are getting at.an trust in these government institutions. why does it matter? it matters in emergencies like the one unfolding right now. according to the "times," early missteps and state secrecy in china probably allowed the coronavirus to spread farther and faster. people there don't trust their government. let's hope that never happens here in the united states. >>> we'll be back next week at this time on "reliable sorturce" >>> first in line. tomorrow night in iowa, democrats weigh in on the 2020 election for the first time. >> this fight is our fight. that's how we win. >> i think we stand a great chance to win in iowa. >> who is on the fast track to victory? >>> and final pitch. democrats make their remarks about who can beat president trump. >> this is no time to take the risk on falling back on the familiar. >> former mayor and presidential candidate pete buttigieg joins me live from iowa, next. >>> plus, case closed? president trump now on a track

so noah, why do they call you a hero? >> because i saved my sister from a fire. >> because you saved your sister from a fire. last weekend his mom was jolted awake by the family's barking dog. then she saw the smoke coming from noah's room. >> yoi was so scared they were still trapped in there. >> reporter: but noah knew what to do. his family made sure he knew what to do. he ran next door to tell his uncle in the end not saving only his baby sister lily but his mom and dad, his grandparents, older brother, and even the family dogs. now noah is getting a heroes welcome complete with a fresh set of firefighter pajamas, his very own badge, even a county proclamation. he's more impressed by the fire trucks than the fanfare, but his mom is just grateful he was paying attention to the family fire plan. did you know he was listening as closely as he was? >> no, i never thought he actually was really listening because he just wanted to go play. >> reporter: and guys, the fire chief says this whole thing really drives home the fa

i'm trevor noah!ur guest tonight is a writer and director whose animated short film "hair love" is up for an academy award next week. matthew a. cherry is joining us on the show! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's episode, how to win big on the z the worst way to be a millionaire, and neil brennan tell us what donald trump and 50 shades of grey have in common. so let's catch up on tads tads. ♪ let's kick it off with big health news. if you're a person who likes being alive and does not want to die soon, first of all, congratulations on being basic and, second, here's some good news for you -- >> good news this morning, americans' life expectancy has increased for the first time in four yearserring according to a new record from the centers for disease control. it shows life expectancy rose slightly in 2018 to 78.7 years. >> trevor: wow! this is major, for the first time in four years, american life expectancy is on the rise! big shout out to betty white for bumping up the average! we see you, g

i'm trevor noah.ur guest tonight is one of the "avengers" and is the star of the netflix original "altered carbon," anthony mackie is joining us, everybody! also, bernie sanders is the new king of the democrats, the crossover is going on tour, and donald trump tries to pronounce indian words. let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick things off with the royal family. they're like the kardashians but less welcoming to black people. it's been a month since harry and meghan announced they wanted to leave the family, and now they're told they're free to go but have to leave their name tags behind. >> harry and meghan will be royals no more at least publicly. they released at the tails of stepping down with the royal duties, with the agreement the queen not use "royal" in any more philanthropic or commercial pursuits. they will no longer be able to use their royal titles after march 31. >> trevor: damn ham harry and meghan are losing their titles? that's the most embarrassing loss thins william's hai

i'm trevor noah.ur guest tonight is an amazing singer/songwriter to perform music from her new album "before love came to kill us," yes jesse reyez is joining us! also jordan klepper tries to get the black vote, why the coronavirus is good for netflix and why bad guys don't use iphones. let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with president trump. ever since he moved in to the white house, he's been worried about two things -- one, that eric would find out where he went and, two, that a deep state inside his own government was secretly out to get him. well, it turns out he may have been right. >> a doctor who once told the nation president trump has incredible genes admits making some secret additions to mr. trump's diet et. >> ronny jackson served as presidential physician for five years till 2018. he tells the "new york times" he and his staff were working on improving the president's diet including putting cauliflower in the president's mashed potatoes. jackson told the "times" his g

i'm trevor noah.ur guest is a novelist whose new "riot baby" book turns racism into a science fiction nightmare! tochi onyebuchi is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) mayor pete is public enemy number one, ronny chieng helps new hampshire not become iowa and one of the careers wins an oscar but you will have to guess which one. let's catch up on today's headlines. ♪ let's kick it off with the kos cars, the night where famous people fight over tiny gold men with no genitalia. ( laughter ) last night's ceremony was amaze bug it's hard not to notice the nominees were about as diverse as a mike pence family reunion. >> a 90-second academy awards were all about historic moments in tackling diversity. >> the oscars began with singer janelle monae, an issue highlighted by chris rock and steve martin. >> in 1999, no black nominees. >> and in 2020, we've got one. >> i thought there was something missing from the list this year. >> va junias? >> yu. >> "parasite" won four awards including best pictu

i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight is a multi-platinum selling artist from washington, d.c.ale is going us, everybody! he will be performing attend of the show, so stay tuned. also, the new hampshire primary is officially underway, the coronavirus is make ronny chieng sick, and why cockroaches are the perfect gift for valentine's day. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with the big news, equifax. some people know them as a credit-reporting agency. others know them as a player hater that stops you from buying your couch. you may remember they were at the heart of a massive data hack and we're finding out how it all went down. >> good evening. it was one of the biggest cyberattacks in history stealing the personal informationov nearly half of all americans from associate numbers to birth dates. now the u.s. justice department is accusing a branch of a chinese military with a 2017 hack of a credit rating company equifax. >> the chinese team hid their tracks by using 34 servers in nearly 20 countries. the f.b.i. believes china also hacked marriott, u.s. go

. >> reporter: dream days have turned to nightmares after a popular event chain, noah's wedding venued its doors with no warning. >> the doors are locked. there's no sign. it's a no man's land. >> i'm there looking at a dark building and it's just, like, it's not fair. >> reporter: the nationwide company filed for bankruptcy last year, but insisted it was business as usual. it even continued booking new weddings and accepting payments as recently as last week. >> and they said there is regardless of what happens, that the building will be there, and they will be running it as normal. >> reporter: but this morning, noah's has shut down all 34 of its locations in the u.s. and canceled nearly 3,000 events after a judge ruled it cannot bill customers during the filings, stopping all income that was keeping the company afloat. >> it's hard because it's, you know, it's our hard earned money and, you know, now it's -- it's gone, and i don't know if we're going to get anything back. >> reporter: the sudden closures bilking brides out of nearly $7 million. couples now left without a venue, and

i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight created the landmark "1619 project" about slavery in america for "the new york times." nikole hannah-jones is joining us, everybody. ( applause ) also on tonight's episode, roy wood jr. kicks off black history month. it turns out traffic is all in your mind. and nancy pelosi tears trump a new one. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with the democratic primary. what was meant to be a one-day event in iowa has turned into a four-day shit show of confusion. ( laughter ) only about three-quarters of the ballots are in. so we still don't know who officially won. but as it stands, it's a close race between bernie sanders, the world's youngest old man-- and pete buttigeig, the world's oldest young man. ( laughter ) but regardless of how it ends, no one is around to give a victory speech, because the candidates have already moved on. >> today, all of the top candidates are in new hampshire ahead of the primary next week. and as you can see right there

i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight is an author whose debut novel is a satire of race in america called "such a fun age." kiley reid is joining us everybody. ( cheers and applause ) it's a really brilliant book. also on tonight's show, how you can go to space. roy wood jr. explores black fashion. and we find out if we're all gonna die. so let's catch up on today's headlines. ♪ ♪ >> trevor: let's kick it off with nasa, america's most expensive way of collecting rocks. if you wanted to be an astronaut when you were a little kid, first of all, congratulations on being basic. ( laughter ) and, secondly, this may be your big chance. >> you want to be an astronaut? well, you better know how to swim. >> nasa is looking for a new crop of cadets willing to take the plunge in hopes of reaching outer space. >> the odds of being selected are pretty low. nasa only needs about 20 trainees for the next class. officials say degrees in math, science, and engineering are required, and you have to have a master's degree

i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight is an actor and comedian whose new movie is called "olympic dreams." nick kroll is joining us on the show, everyone! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, mike bloomberg is up against the wall. roy wood jr. takes us to the chitlin' circuit, and why your airplane seat could get you punched. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with climate change. antarctica is currently seeing record-breaking warm weather, but if you're thinking about going there for a picnic, you better be careful about where you sit. >> reporter: a massive iceberg about three times the size of the city of paris has broken off a glacier in antarctica. satellite images show the iceberg breaking away from the pine island glacier in recent days. it comes as temperatures on the antarctica peninsula spike to 65 degrees fahrenheit. scientists also captured this moment when a glacier recently collapsed in the very same region. take a look at that. >> trevor: wow. giant chunks

here last night they had the cheesy vince lombardi trophy, but we have the 2019 stock draft trophy, noah syndergaard of the new york mets, why because he had the smarts to pick tesla which was up 100 and some perfect during the period of the stock draft, finished with the highest returns ever in the history of our stock draft, up something like 55% coming in second place was the prior year's winner, nick lowry, formerly of the kansas city chiefs i think he'll take the consolation prize of winning the super bowl for his chiefs. >> that's right. that's right >> we will be talking to noah syndergaard on our hour at 2:00 on power lunch to congratulation him. obviously if the baseball thing doesn't work out, he's got a future. >> boy does he he better come back this year, and it was only with this tesla move this past week that really propelled him. it's been shocking >> welcome back, good to have you here. >> thank you, i'll see you soon. >>> let's get to sue hererra >> welcome back, good to see you. here's what's happening at this hour, everyone israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu mee

i'm trevor noah.national formula one superstar daniel ricciardo is here, everybody. (cheers and applause) also on tonight's show, the president can't pick on somebody his own size, the democratic primary race is officially under way and jordan klepper gets impeached from a trump rally. let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with the super bowl. yesterday's big game was very exciting. like i don't know why they don't just make every football game the super bowl, you know, that way you get more people watching. and the best thing is even if you don't like the sport you will bound to find something else exciting. >> and they have done it. chiefs are super bowl champions. >> superstar quarterback patrick mahomes leading the charge in a thrilling comeback defeating the san francisco 49ers. mahomes making history at just 24 years old, becoming the youngest quarterback to be named super bowl mvp. >> i'm going to disney world. >> shakira an jennifer lopez wowed the crowd, singing and dancing u

mother and daughter duo sheffield and tim noah complete the team they too were looking for something different in life. threatening our 16 years a major school lunches that's not enough of a life and i'm doing something else for which often i'm looking forward to seeing the crazy starry sky because we won't have any lights i hope we see dolphins and whales and love to swim with dolphins never did. first though they have to train several times every week steffi and tim a take to their local river the out stand in hamburg. although they both have experience in rowing they've brought in support from former world champion christie and darker. nephew. stephanie don't fall asleep will you be achieved if you are on land that's helped push through the last part you know what i mean. then do it for god long model. if you weren't involved in this and didn't know and like them you'd have to be careful not to be mean about it and say what on earth are they doing complete nonsense. the group has been training for a year and a half to 6 months by the flats the 2nd breakfast today looks good chocol

and we started talking about life and relationships, and noah said he wanted to make a love story.member him saying, "i think i want to tell a love story through the lens of divorce," which i thought was incredibly bold and quite a terrifying thing to pull off, which he's such a meticulous writer, he did so perfectly. and then he said, "i think i want you to play the divorce lawyer," and our conversations grew from there, which was amazing. >> stephen: to be in the early stages of those conversations, and then finally see the script must have been fascinating. what was your reaction when you finally read the script? >> sobbed for 15 minutes. on his voice mail, in fact. i mean, i was-- i was weeping because the movie that you see is the script we were given. each line, how i take my high heels off-- i mean, everything was described flawlessly. and right before i read it, i remember him saying, "i want to make a movie to remind us that endings aren't failures." and that already made me cry. i felt so moved by that. ( cheers ) and he really has made that film. so it was amazing. >> st