noah: e.u. officials say this is an investment agreement.y are not going to change the way the chinese government operates. that being said, one of the key demands was that china signed up to international labor organization conventions on enforced labor. we all know there has been expensive -- extensive reporting over the past years about forced labor, reeducation camps in a western region. this is a real issue that china signed up to committed and sustained efforts toward eradication of these practices. but a lot of people are critical of the deal. william: you mentioned about driving a wedge between the u.s. and that you -- and the e.u. what does this tell us about how they see themselves in that part of the world? noah: they have been saying for years they don't want to have to choose between thenited states and china. clearly, they say that they have more values in common with e unit state than they have with china. the u.s. is a democracy. china is a one-party state. but the europeans, signing this deal, i think they have undermined th

rachel's older brother noah was also under suspicion. you think noah knows where sam is?>> noah 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.

rachel's older brother noah was also under suspicion. you think noah knows where sam is? 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 like, did you just hear w

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harvard, like barack obama when he became the first black president of the harvard law review, and noaht as the first black man elected by his fellow students as president of the student body, and joining us now is president-elect noah harris. the author of the children's book "successville." how do you like that name, president-elect? >> it sounds great. i'm honored to have it. thank you for having me. >> i want to -- i know for har individual historians, we need to put in footnotes here. the student body did have a black man serve as president before, but that is when they were elected by a student council, and a black woman was elected in 2001. with all the footnotes, you are the first elected by the student body to serve as president. how much of your desire to go in this direction was inspired by john lewis that day? >> i was inspired by congressman lewis to so much for a while now. and it was just so sad when he passed because the type of influence he had. and just the amazing person he was, was just so evident. you really saw how much of a uniter he was, and they called him the c

i'm trevor noah.oday is wednesday, the 16th of december, which means christmas is now only nine days away, which means it might be too late to get your christmas gifts delivered, but not too late to take whatever amazon has delivered to your neighbor's stoop. "suprise, grandma! i know how much you've wanted this!" "a replacement door handle for a laundry machine?" "yep! merry christmas!" anyway, coming up on tonight's show: tom cruise doesn't want your corona, florida doesn't want donald trump! plus, james cordon and tessa thompson are joining me on the show! so let's do this, people! welcome to "the daily social distancing show." >> announcer: from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show," with trevor noah." >> trevor: let's kick things off with the british royal family. a.k.a., england's 1,200-year genetics experiment. when prince harry and meghan markle quit the family business a year ago, many people wondered why they would le

noah. >> trevor: o man, this is truly an honor foe me-- for me.hool life learning every single lyric of yours. and then you went and abandoned me and became a major acting star. i feel like i'm personally aggrieved. >> well, thank you, sir, thank you. i think the transition has worked for me. and i'm having fun. that's the best thing i can have right now, is fun. >> trevor: you are not just having fun. you are having fun and you are successful. we have seen you in everything from the deuce all the way through to the best hip-hop videos and movies but fans are loving what are you doing in power book two, talk me through a little bit about why you think this show is sometimes even more popular than the original. >> i think that people were especially after the pandemick people mr. looking for a nice escape. and a lot of people were familiar with the original series, this being a spinoff. and they were excited to see where it was going to go, especially after they killed off the main character in the series finale. >> trevor: right. >> o so it is tha

where i feel the happiest at home this is the way they should be kept is that sometimes i feel like noah from the bible created a noah's ark mystify which i mean i want an awesome example of all types of cars so i can see the whole spectrum of green cars ever made odalisque be given out in sicily he tracked down this hearse that a mafia boss had made for his funeral. he got a dragon car from 2 ukrainian artists who built it from an old model. and the peel the smallest car in the world the serial production also found a home with. a clear vision built this vehicle himself it demonstrates what a classic car from 1915 should look like according to his taste. the shit i feel like a work of art with myself who is capable of you lot of she's a great deal and inspired to see clinics 1st professional success had nothing to do with cars he made his fortune in the 1980 s. as a fashion designer an experience that helped him design his electric race car about a decade ago. that's more to do as i must know designing cars the same method as when i was a fashion designer making collections for the fash

noah sent home. blake heartbroken.to clooney about "midnight sky," quarantining with the kids and how clooney really feels about turning 60. >>> and wonder woman is almost here. this morning, gal gadot joins us live swinging into "gma" as we say, good morning, america. let's see, weaver a double dose of george, you talking to george clooney and we have gal gadot talking about "wonder woman 1984." >> coming up in just a few. >>> ten days to go until christmas. what does that mean? >> cookies. >> no question about that. pati jinich will be here with her cookie surprise this morning. can't wait for that. >>> first, a lot of news to get to starting with the health care workers who have been battling this pandemic on the front lines. now those heros are making history as some of the first people to get the vaccine in the u.s. let's go back to t.j. holmes at the university of pittsburgh medical center. good morning again, t.j. >> reporter: good morning to you. they got 975 doses here delivered to this hospital. levi is an ad

are for more now let's cross over to stanford in california and bring in noah different boss who's a climate scientist at stanford now it's good to have you on the program the words today from antonia good to have us assume will sidle war on nature of the some of the strongest language that we have ever heard from a you when leader is this sense of urgency is it being matched in policy. well the the core of the climate challenges really that. you know the climate change is a side effect of energy consumption. fossil fuel energy consumption and you know that that energy consumption is really critical for him and well being and the reality is we don't supply as much energy as we need to globally right now so the real challenge is how to ensure that all people on earth have access to the energy that's necessary for a well being while simultaneously stabilizing the climate system and in order to stabilize the climate system you know we will have to reach net 0 emissions that's just the fundamental physics of planet earth the rhetoric the spin coming from the incoming joe biden administra

joining me is noah feldman a professor at the harvard law and the author of the arab winter a tragedyart with the non-tragedy part which is where it began. tunisia. that one has sort of succeeded. why? >> tunisia has sort of succeeded in that it is now a functioning, not perfect, but functioning constitutional democracy. it's pretty free. they vote people in and out of office. they form coalitions in their government. they sometimes fail to form coalitions. basically, the ordinary person still suffers from some of the challenges that face them even before the arab spring, especially unemployment. so it's a kind of mixed success. but on the other hand it is a democracy. and the real reason for that is that the tunisian leadership and the tunisian people compromised. they looked each other in the eye. they had very different views. many were deeply religiously motivated. they were islamists. they compromised and took sharia out of their program. and others also compromised by allowing a party that was essentially an islamic party to participate in politics. they compromised. it worked.

realize if you work hard, set goals and develop talents you can achieve those dreams of yours. >> noahou very much for joining us tonight. congratulations, and i look forward to calling you mr. president starting next week. >> yes, thank you so much for having me. >>> thank you. and when we come back we're going to have a special last word about thanksgiving including -- you ready for this -- photographic evidence of the best thanksgiving meal that i ever had. th vitamin c, d and . season, after season. ace your immune support, with centrum. d'shea: i live in south jamaica, born and raised. i'm a doordasher, i'm a momma with a special needs child, she is the love of my life. doordash provides so much flexibility. if something happens with her, where i need to be home, i can just log out and just say "okay, my family needs me." i don't have to answer to nobody. i don't want to be nobody's employee. i do what i want, i'm independent. independent lady. that's what i like about it. lelet's get fast, accuratell range oresults.ions. introducing letsgetchecked health testing you do at home. k

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also, stranger things star noah schnapp and chef michael symon teaches us some cutting edge kitchen skillss almost over. almost! 2020 is almost over. it's wednesday, december 30th. we're just having a great debate over here about who has the best pretzel bun in new york city because laurie told me that she had a double patty bacon pretzel burger at a place called emmy squared, and my stomach was growling when you were telling me about it. it's so funny, like, what occupies people's brains.

i think is excellent let's go to noah in new york noah >> booyah, jim my man, how are you doing?> i am doing well what do you know of plug power >> i thought it is all the insider seller and the stock would run out of steam there are so many hydrogen stories. i it makes me think don't give up in hydrogen. alex in illinois >> how is it going, jim? could not be better. how are you? >> i am an hpq guide nice update going into '28, right? sold sold for $28 >> sean in new york. sean >> hey, jim cramer, how are you? >>. >> i am all right. how about you? >> booyah, party city. >> man, no, we are not fwoing to go to party city that company did get you know, it escapes the clun ctches of te grim reaper. how about we go to marcine in oregon i am talling in for marvel technology group >> we had a meeting this week, marvel we were talking about alerts i said we may take some provi e province we got more and more to go this stock is going higher because it is the ultimate 5g product. they have the product sleeve that we want marvel stays in the picture. michael in illinois? >> booyah. >> hey,

volunteers engine noah assist almost 2000 elderly across the city mario piano is 80 and his volunteer ing for the 1st time. almost a 3rd of the city's residents are over 65 so it's no surprise that the elderly here are not just those who need help but also those who provide it today's visit as chair retired seaman. more broadly. for it is a lot of worry and sadness. especially for those on their own or. living alone is not easy. for. the piano says he hopes to visit more often since he's old who restrictions prevented him from coming for a while. movement for a cubicle that had many of those i've been speaking to over the full in late late pressed into tears because they can't leave the heights that they used to at least have the chance to chat with the shopkeeper if they're completely alone with if you're good with this law. he leaves hoping that this small connection will lessen the pain of social isolation. today marks human rights day and this year it's no surprise that the united nations theme for the annual occasion is linked to the coronavirus pandemic the focus is on rebuildin

i'm trevor noah. today is tuesday, the 15th of december, which means christmas is only 10 days away. now remember, when you wrap up the two turtle doves, put some air holes in the box. you don't want christmas day digging a grave. anyway, coming up on tonight's show: president trump is on his way out, president biden is on his way in, and president obama is here on the show! so let's do this, people! welcome to "the daily social distancing show." >> announcer: from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show," with trevor noah." >> trevor: let's talk about christmas traditions. every culture has them, whether it's americans leaving cookies for santa, the dutch putting on blackface to play santa's magical negro helper, or brazil, where santa grooms his beard specially for the occasion. but in wisconsin, the government grinch is trying to steal one very special christmas tradition. >> a wisconsin tradition may be under attack after the

. - ♪ creme fraiche ♪ cafeteria fraiche ♪ distancing show, i'm trevor noah. is tuesday, the 8th of december, which means christmas is only 17 days away. and if your kids are sad because they can't go see santa at the mall this year, you can recreate the experience at home. just have them stand in line in the living room for two hours and then tell them santa took a lunch break and they have to leave. it's the same thing! anyway, coming up on tonight's show: trump finally leaves the oval office, we look at the top tech of 2020, and busta rhymes is on the show. so let's do this, people! welcome to "the daily social distancing show." >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show" with trevor noah. >> trevor: let's kick things off with mount everest, it's the reverse grand canyon. everyone knows it's the highest mountain in the world, but turns out that, like seth rogen, it's even higher than we thought. >> if you were planning to scale mount everest anytime soon, it just got a little talle

i'm trevor noah.s thursday, the 3rd of december, which means there's only 48 days left until donald trump is no longer president and can finally start building the first presidential library that has a ballpit. anyway, coming up on tonight's show: drake wants to be in your house, ivanka trump wants to stay out of prison, and ludacris is joining me on the show. so let's do this, people! welcome to "the daily social distancing show." >> announcer: from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show," with trevor noah. >> trevor: let's kick it off with the coronavirus pandemic. it's the reason you know what all your co-workers' bedrooms look like without creating a problem for h.r. right now, things are not looking good all over the world, and especially not in the united states. in fact, robert redfield, the director of the c.d.c. and man whose face got put on upside-down by god, said yesterday that the next few months could be "the most d

distancing show, i'm trevor noah. today is tuesday, the 1st of december. we made it to december! which means there's only 50 days left until donald trump leaves the white house and has to start doing his own laundry again. anyway, coming up on tonight's show: melania saves christmas, space aliens are stealing our ideas, and rosie perez is joining us on the show. so let's do this, people! welcome to "the daily social distancing show." ♪ ♪ >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show" with trevor noah. ♪ ♪ >> trevor: right now, it feels like the only story that matters every day is the coronavirus. it's taken over all of our news, all of our attention, like some sort of virus. but believe it or not, there is still a ton of other news going on in the world right now. so let's catch up on some of it, in today's edition of "headlines." let's kick it off with melania trump, first lady to have the united states and the only trump family member who's already in prison. you might remember that the last time melania

>> trevor: well hello, everybody, welcome to the daily social distancing show, i'm trevor noah. today is wednesday, the 2-7bd of december. which means there is only 49 days left until trump is no longer president and start starts selling national secrets on his only fan account, anyway coming up on tonight's show, the queen has the vaccine y black people can't buy homes and michael j fox will join us on the show, let's do this, welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is the daily social distancing show with trevor noah. let's kick things off with the coronavirus pandemic. you know, the reason why our nostrils aren't virgins any more. today the world hit a major milestone as great britan became the first country to officially approve a fully tested vaccine. so big congratulations britan, it is amazing how much you can get done when you don't waste time combing your hair. and you know this is really, really great news for the world. unless britain decides to use this opportunity to get revenge.

with trevor noah! >> trevor: every year around this time the whole country gets into the same big debate -- is "die hard" a christmas movie? but that's actually the wrong question because, remember, the pop in that movie is the dad to lives next door to steve erkel. so the real question is is "die hard" an episode of family matters. police in california might have settled the argument once and for all. >> santa! santa and elf moonlighting as a crime fighting duo. they know who's been naughty or nice. they helped riverside police nab suspects at a target store yesterday starting with an undercover surveillance operation to catch shoplifters. the pair was waiting outside to slap on the cuffs. things got interesting when they spotted three men stealing a car in the parking lot. santa and his elf gave chase, confusing the suspect. >> trevor: i would be, like, wait, santa! arrest meg for wangt a free gift? that's your thing! how are you going to do this to me? hiring santa to be a cop makes sense. he alread

i'm trevor noah. today is thursday, the 10th of december, which means christmas is now only 15 days away. and if you haven't done your christmas shopping yet, just do what i do: wait until your loved one is opening someone else's gift, and then say, "oh, that's from me, too, we both went in on that. we went halfies. merry christmas!" anyway, coming up on tonight's show: facebook and instagram might be getting a divorce, we look back on why you were in the streets this year, and we've got bryan cranston and rachel maddow on the show! so let's do this, people! welcome to "the daily social distancing show." >> announcer: from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show," with trevor noah." is >> trevor: let's kick it off with a holiday story. if you've been listening to the music in the background of any store over the past week, you know that this is the most wonderful time of the year. but it's still 2020, which means even the holidays

i'm trevor noah. today is wednesday, the 9th of december, which means hannukah starts tomorrow night, so you only have one day left to figure out how you're going to spell it this year. anyway, coming up on tonight's show: we figure out why it's great to be white, we see why 2020 was such a horny year, and george wallace joins me on the show. so let's do this, people! welcome to "the daily social distancing show." >> announcer: from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show," with trevor noah." >> trevor: let's kick things off with donald j. trump, president of the united states and man losing a bar fight with reality. ever since he lost the election, his people have been going through every court in the country trying to find a judge who will help him unlose the election. but yesterday, he might have hit a dead end. >> the supreme court has now shot down an effort by president trump's allies in pennsylvania in that overall effort t

he belongs to noah. temperatures in san francisco staying in the 40s. temperatures will drop off into the 30s by early tomorrow morning. a chilly start to the day. despite that chilly start, temperatures will warm up. begin in the low to mid-40s around the bay. everybody ends up upper 50s, low 60s by tomorrow afternoon. these numbers close to or slightly above what's normal for this time of year. not much variation to our temperatures over the next several days. upper 50s to around 60 near the bay with that good rain chance late wednesday into wednesday night. and maybe again by about a week from tomorrow. we'll take a look at wednesday's rain on futurecast coming up at 7:00 o'clock. >>> dennis is here now with sports. in the words of alan iverson, we're talking about practice. dennis? >> ha, ha, ha. one week from tomorrow, we're talking about the real deal, liz. but you're right. bearer of good news. green and james wiseman both practiced for the warriors today after being fully cleared to return to the team and their activities. both players will not

from the bible created a noah's ark if i which i mean i want an awesome example of all types of cars so i can see the whole spectrum of great cars ever made it out of school given out in sicily he tracked down this hearse that a mafia boss had made for his funeral. he got a dragon car from 2 ukrainian artists who built it from an old law that. and the appeal of the smallest car in the world the serial production also found a home with. the flu this year built this vehicle himself it demonstrates what a classic car from 1955 should look like according to kids take to. the ship i feel like a work of art with myself who is capable of you lot or she's a great deal and inspired to see. clinics 1st professional success had nothing to do with cars he made his fortune in the 1980 s. as a fashion designer an experience that helped him design his electric race car about a decade ago. its board it is and i started designing cars at the same method as when i was a fashion designer making collections for the fashion shows in trade fairs so 1st off i suggest designs electress is a fast car so it s

had said the trial about investment from didn't invent xenophobia the 3rd think it is the story of noah the but he did he did he didn't read xenophobia we we've been living with this ludicrous term which american academic call exceptionalism which means that american human beings are apparently different the rest of us the lot better and the system is a lot better when listening ought. you know the county even hold a proper election here idea of this that we should be constantly comparing ourselves favorably with the society is about whom we. almost chew to know was a little about as possible and i'm speaking about china russia. latin america african countries. do we understand that i mean while we take a get out of vaccines for this covert that most of africa probably people suffering covert won't ever see a vaccine. understanding how the world works it is the most crucial it. of the 21st century that we all understand and if we understand them we're able to counter the propaganda there's like a tsunami almost like a pandemic there are internationalists some say globalist initiatives f

human rights concerns and risking a rift with washington and let's get into some of those points with noah barkin an e.u. china relations analyst and visiting fellow at the german marshall fund know what why this deal at this time. well as you mentioned these negotiations have been going on for 7 years but they only really. over the past year and what we've seen is just in the past few weeks the chinese president xi jinping intervening to get this deal done making it's making concessions to european firms who want better market access in china and i think from the chinese perspective the main reason for doing this deal is really to send a message to washington that china and europe are united what china fears most is a treasure of transatlantic front the amps against beijing and by doing this deal they certainly undermine that. there are several leaders who would say that the e.u. is not just an economic union but it's also a values union so how do the statements like that jibe with this deal does it up hold commitments to human rights. well e.u. officials say this is an investment agreeme

. >> reporter: noah gotbaum is the executive director of b.n.t. in bridgeport.n addition to being one of the non-profits administerino trhap, it's a affordable housing developer. in all, b.n.t. has about 400 units of affordable housing, and gotbaum says organizations like his could go bankrupt without the financial assistance from programs like thrap. we lose 15%-20% of our rents, which is what's happening now, we can't keep lights on. we can't provide utilities. we can't do the cleaning. we can't repair the les in the roofs. we can't provide the housing that we provide. >> reporter: back in bridgeport, paul hernandez is safe for at least a few more months. he applied for trhap, and the prograpaid his landlord $4,000, enough to cover the back rent he owednd most of his total for january and february. after that, the 57-year-old is counting on receiving disability sefrom sociarity insurance, or s.s.i. he applied this fall his doctor told him that given the hip condition and issues with hr heart, he should no lon work. >> right now, i'm on borrowed timeyou know. i

volunteers engine noah assist almost 2000 elderly across the city. mario piano is 80 and is volunteer ing for the 1st time. almost a 3rd of the city's residents are over 65 so it's no surprise that the elderly here are not just those who need help but also those who provide it today's as it is to retired seaman. more broadly. there is a lot of worry and sadness. especially for those on their own. living alone is not easy. for. the piano says he hopes to visit more often since he's old who restrictions prevented him from coming for a while. before i can live with many of those i've been speaking to over the phone lately burst into tears because they can't leave the highs they used to at least have the chance to chat with the shopkeeper now they're completely alone. he leaves hoping that this small connection will lessen the pain of social isolation. let's get a round of now of some other stories making news around the world azerbaijan has staged a military parade to markets recent victory over armenia in their conflict over the disputed nagorno-karaba

home this is the way they should be chances are sometimes i feel like no or for them by creating a noah's ark if i want i mean i want an awesome example of all types of cars and so i can see the whole spectrum of green cars ever made it over to the school gave me . in sicily he tracked down this hearse that a mafia boss had made for his funeral. he got a dragon card from 2 ukrainian artists who built it from an old lava. and the appeal the smallest car in the world cereal production also found a home with. details clear vision built this vehicle himself it demonstrates what a classic car from 1955 should look like according to his take. the shit i feel like a work of art with my stuff is capable of you lot or she's a great deal and inspired to see the clinic's 1st professional success had nothing to do with cars he made his fortune in the 1980 s. as a fashion designer an experience that helped him design his electric race car about a decade ago. as board it is a must of designing cars at the same method as when i was a fashion designer making collections for the fashion shows and trade fa

joining me now, noah smith, and erin ashley simon. thank you both. i'll start with you, noah.t your comments on the other side about how this is affecting how politics and gaming come together. >> i think it is -- >> continuing alex. >> no, the doors were locked. >> i'm voting ihan, but i don't know. >> the way she was like where with are you. >> we're about to find out. >> oh, my god! >> i remember back in the days of like g 4 tv where that was the only time you got to see this sort of action. what do you think is the motivation behind these politicians sharing their games experiences? obviously they are gamer, but now they are using it a way to communicate with people. is it effective or just natural outgrowth of being trapped in a pandemic? >> thanks for having me on the program. i think the numbers speak for themselves. you are talking about 5 million people viewed aoc's first video before the election and having that kind of reach. and also it is unfiltered reach. they can talk right to her fans, no middle man. and the ruts sort of speak for themselves. there was a tufts

taking those through the law for noah be here with all the updates affecting your world today at the top of the hour in the meantime check out our programs they begin in moments. problem drugs don't always come from unscrupulous dealers but from pharmacies too in every state in the united states we've seen the very sharp increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction to prescription opioids it invaded america under the banner of medicine persisted with the pain but instead of trying to wean him off though she just goes after dose after dose after dose and really became his drug dealer so who's to blame patients doctors manufacturers all the governments. oh and welcome across the uk we're all things are considered un peter lavelle in january there may be a new american president but what won't change is washington's stance towards iran is military conflict inevitable what is the value of diplomacy if one side fails to honor agreements and what are iran's options.

noah kaufman is a climate economist at the center on global energy policy at columbia university.nergy and climate change. he's in washington. thank you very much. the un secretary general has called on countries to declare a state of climate emergency. do you think they will do so? no, i do not think so. it is good to be with you, first of all. what icy right now, the world needs to be rapidly reducing its emissions towards zero. it is not clear emissions are falling at all. that said, you have sent some remarkable size in the past year or so commentating today with a lot of emission ledges so i will be watching in the next year or two. attention has been focused on the pandemic much of the year. how might that have affected long—term measures for the climate? i do not think we know that. certainly emissions are down this year because economic activity is down but thatis economic activity is down but that is not how we want to reduce emissions. a lot will depend on how countries respond. right now you see too much money side of being spent, the way it has i was been spent, and no

are for more now let's cross over to stanford in california and bring in noah different who's a climate scientist at stanford now it's good to have you on the program the words today from antonia good to have us assume will sidle war on nature of the some of the strongest language that we have ever heard from a you when leader is this sense of urgency is it being matched in policy. well that the core of the climate challenges really that. you know the climate change is a side effect of energy consumption. fossil fuel energy consumption and you know that that energy consumption is really critical for him and well being and the reality is we don't supply as much energy as we need to globally right now so the the real challenge is how to ensure that all people on earth have access to the energy that's necessary for a well being while simultaneously stabilizing the climate system and in order to stabilize the climate system you know we will have to reach net 0 emissions that's just the fundamental physics of planet earth the rhetoric the spin coming from the incoming joe biden administratio

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his latest is with trevor noah and "the daily show." here to break it down, dinesh d'souza, film maker and commentator. i want to start with this comment. >> the republican party is the minority party in this country. the only reason that it doesn't look like there's a minority party is because of structures like the u.s. senate and the electoral college that don't render them the majority party. the truth of the matter is, 60% of the people are occupying what i would consider a moree60 reality-based universe. a >> laura: dinesh, how condescending was he about the structure known as the senate and the electoral college? it's painful to listen to him. >> yeah, i think with obamama he's outright duplicity or imply duplicity. it's a matter of figuring out which one it is. the republicans have had the presidency 24 out of 48 years. dominated both houses of congress and populated the supreme court with more nominees than the democrats have. so in the game of american politics, you have to sayhe republicans have the edge. what obama is saying

you see them on flights all the time, i had a flight today unless you are noah driving, you don't needthis for emotional support. it looked like marmaduke in there -- get a terrier. now the department of transportation is changing these rules. these emotional support animals will no longer be considered service animals in the new year, airlines can ban them from entering the cabin. for too long they've abused these rules, they have dragged horses and falcons, peacocks, snakes, pigs onto the plane for free, they didn't have to pay any extra. those days might finally be coming to an end and it can come sooner. >> laura: returning military people who have -- whether they are disabled in some way without eyesight, that's completely different. >> those are service dogs. >> laura: the idea that you need to bring a miniature horse on a plane to feel like a full person, i just don't follow that at all. let's just say what's going on here for some people, they don't want to pay the fee to ship the dog or ship the falcon or ship the snake or ship the kangaroo, they don't want to do any of that.