i live in spokane, washington. i'm not a creepy guy. >> convincing enough. there you go. for all the girls watching in the spokane area. >> i think you should contact me on the internet and come have the $65 steak. if that's not you, fine, whatever, coward. >> a man offers are you $65 cut of beef. you better get your ass up and stop being a god dammed coward. all right. good night. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: thank you so much! welcome to "the daily show"! thank you for tuning in, i'm trevor noah! our guest tonight, the star of "law and order svu" and the new producer of the new hbo documentary "i am evidence," mariska hargitay is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) first, after it was revealed 87 million facebook users cambridge an lit cars, everyone wanted answers and you could tell because everyone was posted open facebook. when the american people are deeply concerned, you know what congress does -- nothing. in this case, they summoned mr. facebook hi

is what we all look at a kind of court along side has lost some great cameraman and reporter from spokane you know the leading afghan the channels as well. this attack happened inside the city's diplomatic corps which supposed to secure what's going wrong. well i did want to ask an attorney if you were representing that you say that they will afghanistan and i'm very busy couple of months ago khalid on the amount every single thing things only three days ago and as a result we are seeing now. and changes over afghanistan very simply a fact they want to get on the fourth of if you can couple of days ago which we lost some people more than that people so in kabul alone you don't even know about the film is called so i think the body. of course. because of you know the function of college or the so-called does more now offer a thing that kind of caused by the telethon the people the end of the day will be taken remain carol both you know have been down to the to be generous hearted people for all things that however i'm ok to here today here in kabul a thank you assist take a moment to look

they are boise, houston hobby and spokane and st. louis. southwest is also adding sunday service to new orleans and albuquerque. the service to existing cities is expanding to go southwest.com for more details. >>> i'm sure just about everybody have facebook. so how do you feel about paying for facebook. coming up, our interview with cheryl sandberg making headlines this morning. >>> it is friday morning and this is what we're waking up to. a live look at our radar. we are under a microclimate weather alert. we are tracking it all. vianey is keeping us up to date and she'll have the forecast in a moment. >>> what happens when president trump tosses his notes in the middle of a speech, it means new and explosive comments. >> this time it covered fraud. allegations of rapist crossing the board and tracie potts has more from washington. >> my remarks, it would have taken about two minutes. >> reporter: president trump off script renewing claims about voter fraud and criminals crossing the border. >>women are raped at levels that nobody has eve

actress ashley judd spokane diddley about the me too movement. >> it takes guts to speak up, but make sure you cultivate those strong female-to female alliances. >> reporter: the gender pay gap continues to be a heated topic. several actresses have spoken about the importance of equal pay. two of those attending this conference decided to remain silent no more. >> one of the things that's different now is that we're talking about it. women are talking about what their salaries are and figuring out that, you know, the guy is getting a whole lot more. >> you weren't supposed to talk about it. you would get fired if you talked about your salary. >> use caster and former first lady of california maria shriver came to talk about women's health. today she is an architect for change in the fight against alzheimer's. >> i said no, let's talk about it. let's try to understand it. let's be open about it because that way more people will come forward and people will say will say, oh, i'm not alone. >> bay area congresswoman jackie speier encouraged all to keep the empowerment message alive. >> w

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and brett, you spokan spoke aboe tremendous loss she felt in 1992 when bill clinton won the election.and i'm sure as a protective wife, she felt that that was very unfair. and you know, the election cycle felt quite contentious then. was she able to get over it and did she have a relationship with hillary clinton. >> she did. it did pain her then. she really valued privacy. so when she was going out of the spotlight, she felt more comfortable. i remember a story when she was in a store after that loss and somebody came up to her and said, are you first lady barbara bush and she said to the lady, oh, no, no, she's much older than me. she valued the privacy but little did she know, you know, a short time later she would be back in the spotlight as the mother of president george w. bush. kennedy: absolutely, her son. and again as you spoke about in the package, both of her sons, two-term governors of two of the biggest states in the country, still welding considerable political influence. kimberly, i want to turn to you because you have met the former first lady. you spent some time with

spokane, saint louis. adding service to new orleans and albuquerque. where do you want to go?new orleans. >> albuquerque then new orleans. >> jeff. weigh in. where you would lack to go? >> wanting to stay here. >> sunday, timely no rain. >> i know. i know. i will go to new orleans with you guys. >> let's do it. >> we would have a good time. >> rainfall heavy at times. under the microclimate weather alert. we still have a rain of stronger, welt weather on the way. we want to get a look at the rainfall totals. you can see in less than 24 hours, how much it is stacked up in the north bay. but we are going to be adding to that as the we head into tonight. biggest flood concern has been where we have seen the most rainfall. right near petaluma, over 3 1/2 inches. under a flood advisory until 10:00 p.m. we may see flooding issues here. especially if you live near green valley creek. petaluma river. or willow brook creek. phone on. alert settings on. get our app. let you know about anything that would be happening in thlocatio. get a look at the doppler radar. starting to see rainfal

in spokane, washington, a federal judge has blocked the trump administration from defunding planned parenthood programs to help prevent teen pregnancy across the western united states. in judge thomas rice's ruling, he wrote -- "the court finds that hhs -- that's the heath and human services department -- arbitrarily and capriciously terminated the program. the public interest weighs in favor of planned parenthood." in arizona, former republican state senator debbie lesko has won a special congressional election to fill the seat of far-right-wing congressmember trent franks, who resigned last year after multiple female staff members say he asked them if they would give birth to his children because he and his wife were having trouble conceiving. lesko won only a narrow victory over her democratic challenger, physician hiral tipirneni, in a district that trump carried by over 20 points. meanwhile, vice president mike pence brorother is running for u.s. congress in indiana. graduate students at columbia university have launched a week-long strike to demand the right to unionize. striking student

in spokane, washington, a federal judge has blocked the trump administration from defunding planned parenthood programs to help prevent teen pregnancy across the western united states. in judge thomas rice's ruling, he wrote -- "the court finds that hhs -- that's the heath and human services department -- arbitrarily and capriciously terminated the program. the public interest weighs in favor of planned parenthood." in arizona, former republican state senator debbie lesko has won a special congressional election to fill the seat of far-right-wing congressmember trent franks, who resigned last year after multiple female staff members say he asked them if they would give birth to his children because he and his wife were having trouble conceiving. lesko won only a narrow victory over her democratic challenger, physician hiral tipirneni, in a district that trump carried by over 20 points. meanwhile, vice president mike pence brother is running for u.s. congress in indiana. graduate students at columbia university have launched a week-long strike to demand the right to unionize. striking students

houston hobby and spokane and st. louis. southwest is adding sunday service to new orleans and albuquerque. service to existing cities is also expanding. go to southwest.com for more details. >>> and it is 6:27. back to the stop story. the rain and vianey arana is in this morning. >> we're not expecting it to let up for the remainder of the day. satellite radar and you could see it is taking up the widespread rain. we're getting lighter rain in some spots of the bay area but some areas are expecting heavy downpours. we'll talk about when the winds are expected to pick up and thousand had could impact your saturday morning plans. details coming up. >>> and tonight on nbc bay area, we are showing our very first giants game and two baseball fans know more about their favorite players and rbi and batting average. so this is one of the newest players. evan longoria and called longo and owns a florida restaurant called ducky's and we don't know if it is influenced by his heritage. >> and the coverage started at 7:00 tonight. we're

my district borders spokane. and women. >> the president won 52% in your district that's not a blowout that's not as safe as some of the other places necessarily i can't believe anywhere in washington is safe. >> well, i don't think any -- no one can take their re-election for granted. this is uncharted territory. i think when people see the policies we have put in with the republican majority, the economy is growing, it's more money in your pocketbook. the liftsing of the regulatory burden people feel they can go out there and explore the american dream again. people are believing again we got to just keep that momentum going and win hearts and minds and convince them that there's more that needs to be done. >> a big issue for your district is trade we were just talking about that with josh bolton as well obviously this trade tensions we've seen with china have come back on farmers like the farmers you represent. because that's where china is targeting things what do you do about that? how do you kind of see you

ferris high school in spokane, washington.her they have when they come to the united states. we are excited to have mandy here this morning. but first we spoke to a number of her former students about her impact. >> all right. so we put you in you language groups again because you're going help each other. >> when i came to her class, i think i only know how to say hi. >> i was so nervous, i don't want to talk to people. >> ms. manning taught me confidence. >> she helped me with a lot i am today. >> i didn't believe i could do it. but she made me believe in myself. >> what's your dream? what's your dream? >> i always wanted to be a doctor, but she inspired me, she convinced me to do it. >> i'm a cosmetologist because of her. i got my first job with her help. >> she don't care about where you come from, what your background is. she just helps you. >> she's still helping me with my difficult assignments. >> that's a great message. >> what made her different is her wanting to be part of the students' lives. >> she made me feel li

the nasdaq and the s&p 500 were both down the last time we spokane hour ago. >>> well, after this morning's report on tesla, cord that elon musk is back in charge of overseeing production for the model 3s. musk says a year ago he asked former apple executive doug field to take over management of both production and engineering so tesla didn't, quote, design car that's are crazy hard to build. tesla's goal was 2300 in the first week and 5,000 by the end of the second quarter. it fell way short of the goal in the first quarter. musk has now tweeted out, better to divide conquer so i'm back to sleeping at factory. >>> well, panera has resolved a security flaw that exposed thousands of customers' information. it affected millions of customers. panera says less than 10,000 were affected and there is no evidence of payment card information being accessed. one blog post says it included homes, e-mails, birthdays and the last four digits of credit card numbers of customers who ordered food on the website. change your passwords at the very least. >>> according to the n

one active amazon shopper in spokane said he left an honest review for a product he bought from a third-partynt a $5 credit and shortly thereafter amazon deactivated his account. he's talked to amazon employees, all giving him mixed messages telling him he did nothing wrong. but there is one for compensating for reviews one shopper says she's been a prime member for five years, rereviews products all the time but never for reimbursement. she uses gift cards from swag bucks and perks. that could be the problem. >> that's interesting. >> the third-party sellers are compensating the users they don't realize they can't accept that compensation and then the accounts are getting deactivated. >> this sounds like -- if people aren't aware this is wrong, they should be made aware i wonder if the people sending out these gift cards know, and how do they get to keep their accounts active, or maybe they don't? >> it's tricky more than half of what amazon sells is third-party products so it's an important marketplace for the company. also most folks are probably ordering from third-party sellers, whether

host: richard in spokane, washington. go ahead, richard.ller: will and muslim american never support a gay or lesbian president for america? would you? caller: was the question a president? host: yes. caller: of course. i would support a president that has the progressive vision for the us that i had. you know, again, a muslim american who happens to be a law professor and i hold constitutional values and principles paramount and one's privacy. i defend the rights of individuals to practice whatever sexual orientation they chose, whatever way of life they chose, whatever religion. i'm an individual that will support that turkey would be contradictory for me as a scholar or muslim to expect-- [inaudible] of course just as long as that individual had the same vision and platform i agree with, not only would i vote for him, but probably mobilize other individuals to vote for him. host: khaled a. beydoun, we have taken several calls. is there a common theme among these calls? guest: guests. one theme is optimistic theme that there is a large pe

. >> host: we'll go to linda next, spokane, washington. >> caller: hi.hank you for taking my call. i've been enjoying the program and i appreciate this opportunity. i work in a small indy book store, and i love talking about your books with customers. i love your writing, primarily because you're able to talk about a lot of different kinds of communities that some of us are obviously not a part of, and you help us understand people that are, but you also at the same time manage to write about the human condition and it covers everyone. so we can all relate to it as well. i could go on and on but i want to ask you, you maybed a couple -- you mentioned a couple of times where your ideas come from, from your sleep sometimes. i get same thing from my little bit of writing i do. i see advice that says, write for yourself, not for the reader, and i just wondered if you could comment about that and if there's a balance you find inure own writing, or if you lean one way or the other. >> guest: okay. first i want to thank you for working in an indy book store and

and my distinguished colleagues from washington first took up the fight to get the spokane tribe settlement act signed into law back in 2003. i'm honored to work with so many colleagues who dedicate themselves each and every day to fighting for indian country, but we can't do that if indian affairs legislation is not given equal weight with other bills. it's shameful that this full body does not consider and resolve these and other important issues facing indian country, and it's shameful that when the senate gives indian country its first shot in ten years, republicans close the debate to prevent consideration of other pressing pieces of indian affairs legislation. i'm amazed that there will be no time for amendments, that there will be no time for this body to do what it's supposed to do: deliberate. deliberate, that's what we're supposed to do here. instead the majority leader limits consideration to one issue chosen specifically to amplify partisan rancor. we should be working together for indian country. the majority isn't doing that. it is using a wedge issue to pit people against eac