am i right, trevor? >> trevor: i don't know if i -- >> yeah! ( applause ) see?en can't even talk about periods without getting squeamish. even our president is uncomfortable with periods. that's why he never uses them in sentences, exclamation point. ( laughter ) in fact, i think that's the only way to fix this problem. women just need to show up in washington. >> trevor: like another march? >> no, we just need to go into congress and talk about periods. the men will disappear like a boner when you smell grandma. ( laughter ) and then us women can handle the (bleep) ourselves, and don't worry, congressmen, under our plan, we'll cover assholes. ( laughter ) >> trevor: thank you, michele, michelle wolf, everyone! we'll be right back! to its roots. brewed only in golden, colorado... ...and nowhere else. ever. coors banquet. that's how it's done. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." do you guys want to hear some good news? >> yes! >> trevor: i don't know, because, i mean, i don't know if you remember what good news is. feels like it's

am i right, trevor? >> trevor: i don't know if i -- >> yeah! ( applause ) see? can't even talk about periods without getting squeamish. even our president is uncomfortable with periods. that's why he never uses them in sentences, exclamation point. ( laughter ) in fact, i think that's the only way to fix this problem. women just need to show up in washington. >> trevor: like another march? >> no, we just need to go into congress and talk about periods. the men will disappear like a boner when you smell grandma. ( laughter ) and then us women can handle the (bleep) ourselves, and don't worry, congressmen, under our plan, we'll cover assholes. ( laughter ) >> trevor: thank you, michele, michelle wolf, everyone! we'll be right back! ♪i don't care about the funny way you wear your hair♪ ♪someday you'll let me put my comb up there♪ ♪'til then you're beautiful and i just stare♪ classic hershey's outside. with a new creamy, crunchy inside. new hershey's cookie layer crunch. classic reimagined. to encourage trying, goodnessknows invited people who've always wanted to ac

>> trevor: that's title i'm going to give you. >> yeah, yeah. >> trevor: enough about that.-- ( laughter ) let's talk about-- let's talk about the book, because you talk about being a dad. >> yeah. >> trevor: and you are the father to two beautiful daughters. >> yeah. >> trevor: right. and this was-- this was really-- it was poignant, and it was vulnerable of you. but you say here, "being a big, black man is why i realized i was so happy to have a daughter, and it's why i was so happy to then have a second daughter. i felt some sense of relief. i didn't want to have to figure out how to talk to them about how to be a black man in america. i recognize it's extremely selfish-- it's an extremely selfish thought to have. i need to be talking to every black man i know about being a black man in this country, now, more than ever." like, that is an insane thought to have when you are having children and you're saying, "thank god you're not a male because you may live longer." >> and i want to be clear. i don't think black women have it somehow easier than black men. >> trevor: it's

i'm trevor noah.ur guest tonight here to talk about her new book actress gabourey sidibe is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) as you know, it was another category 4 (bleep) storm today from president trump, and we will get to that. but first, the world is still reeling from the giant cyberattack that shut people's computers down and, now, a new hack is threatening one of america's most treasured institutions. >> hackers are reportedly holding disney's new film "pirates of the caribbean: dead men tell no tales" hostage. the options, fork over a large amount of cash or the hackers will release the film before it hits theaters in ten days. so far r far, we're told disney isn't biting. >> trevor: oh, no... ( laughter ) pirates of the "pirates of the caribbean" ( laughter ) i feel like this time the hackers went too far because they forgot mickey mouse is a bad-ass. you don't get to the top of the cartoon world without breaking a few brooms. he was probably on the phone like liam neeson -- (mickey v

i'm trevor noah. my guest tonight here to talk about his new movie "king arthur," djimon hounsou is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) such a big fan of his. and speaking of kings, my friends, trump's getting closer. ♪ >> breaking news -- jim comey is out at the f.b.i. >> the f.b.i. director james comey has been fired. >> today president donald trump informed f.b.i. director james comey he has been terminated and removed from office. >> trevor: wow. trump fired the f.b.i. director. you can't just fire the f.b.i. director. like, i mean, if he's gone, who's going to investigate russia's ties to -- oh! ( laughter ) ( applause ) and you know what? you know what? i know we said trump was an african dictator, right? but right now -- but right now, even africans are watching this going, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo! wow, that trump does not (bleep) around, eh?! ( laughter ) this is a blockbuster and tomorrow we'll cover more on the show, but i have to share the reason trump is giving for firing comey. there's no

>> no. >> trevor: oh. (applause). >> trevor: oh, okay.the average. >> trevor: i like that, i like how nope, nope, nope, nope, not at all. what does that mean for us as people though if you are trying to decide for us. i mean i have read through most of the book and what is tough to understand is what it means. some people have arguments that i read all the time where they go well, you know, some people are genetically predisposed to committing crimes. people use that as a dog whistle for racism, you know, black people like committing crimes and that is what they are always going to do as somebody who studies neuroscience and the biology of it, does that make any sense. >> that is right around when you get apoplexie over like oh, come on, what century are you functioning in. in terms of genes and behavior, genes don't cause behaviors, genes don't determine behaviors because genes work incredibly differently in different environments. and it basically at the end of the day, is use will to ask what a gene does, what does it do in the environ

( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! i'm trevor noah!ng in! we've got a great show for you tonight. our guest dr. elizabeth ford is here to talk about mental health in the criminal justice system. it's going to be a really interesting conversation. so stick around for that. but first, we're back, people! thank you for having us back. "the daily show" took a week off. yes, i had some parole (bleep) i had to take care of. even though we were gone, the news carried on, which was very rude, i must say. but we're going to try to catch up on everything in one show which might be possible but i think if we keep our foot on the gas and stay focused we can do it which is word for word the pep talk tiger woods gave himself before driving home the other night. see i slipped it in efficiently and we move on. first u up, news we missed from last week. greg gianforte was elected montana's new republican congressman, elected just a day after body slamming a reporter who had the nerve to ask him a question about the house republicans' healthcare bill wh

now she's waiting at "the daily show" like, "where's trevor? where is he?" where is trevor?" beating up america, like, in any other news cycle, this would be the story we'd all be talking about-- a forbe president security detail beating up american citizens exercising their first amendment protest rights. this is like watching a stranger come into your house and just start beating up your kids. you know, like, "daddy, daddy! this strange man is beating us." "i know, i know, he's teaching me how to do it! ( laughter ) carry on. uh-huh. uh-huh. i like your style." ( laughter ) the story of erdogan's people beating up protesters in d.c. is particularly disconcerting, because now it feels like there's a leader in the white house who appreciates that level of force. and with more time, we could have delved into trump's admiration for autocrats, you know, but the truth is the story that we have to cover is the one that just broke last night. >> it's been a stunning week and a stunning 24 hours with events that have potentially enormous implications for the white house. now word of

like most of us. >> trevor: so the coal people are quitting coal. >> because solar is cheaper. >> trevor: but donald trump says everyone else must do the coal. >> even though it is more expensive. >> trevor: and he is changing a deal that's good. >> it's almost as if. >> he says a lot of things that he then says something different the income time. >> no! >> i know it's shocking. but in the end, the only thing that matters is what gets done. >> trevor: right. now let's go back to what you were saying about carl am because the thing that brought you together is that you work for the sierra club, you are the head of the sierra club. >> i was. >> trevor: you were at the time. for those that don't know, what you were doing was basically trying to shut down coal plants and turn them into green energy institutions. what does that mean, though? >> okay, you can generate electricity in lots of ways. some of them like burning coal is very filty. some of them like putting up a wind turbine are very clean. it used to be that coal was cheaper, 30 years ago. that is a very great 20th century strat he

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i'm trevor noah. tonight's guest i am so excited to on the show, former presidential senior adviser valerie jarrett is going to be here everybody. we're going to have a great conversation. but let's get into the show. i don't know. what do you guys want to talk about? ( laughter ) oh, i know, the f.b.i. yeah. just in case you decided to spend yesterday in airplane mode, this is what happened. the u.s. justice department had a major shake-up, and not in a fun, vibrating bed kind of way. no, the kind where you're not sure if the house will keep standing. >> stunning late breaking news. president trump has fired james comey as director of the f.b.i. >> trevor: now, i know what you're thinking. why did trump fire comey when comey basically got him elected? that's why. because trump doesn't want to be president. this is his revenge. that's exactly why he did it. ( cheers and applause ) trump is so angry-- "you gave me this job that i hate. so now you get the worst punishiment that i can think of: more time

( laughter ) >> trevor: i'm trying to keep you fresh, man. >> i see. >> trevor: thank you for being on get straight into it. i've watched your comedy almost all of my life, and i don't know if you've noticed this, but it feels like you've become more political and now with trump it feels like you have reached peak political. >> i think it's hard not to be funny when -- like if we were going to hire, like, a reality star for a president, it shouldn't have been the dude from "apprentice," it should have been from "are you smarter than a fifth grader." you see these things going on. it's, like, the dude from "the apprentice" really running america. then i was watching the healthcare debates. if you have a pre-existing condition like type two diabetes and still voted for trump, that means you hated black people more than you like your feet. ( laughter ) ( applause ) and good luck at those make america great rallies hopping on one leg. ( applause ) you get the good parking space, clem! >> trevor: wow, you taking it there. you've never been one to mince words especially around people who sup

i'm trevor noah!ur guest tonight is timothy snyder, the aw author of new bok on tyranny which is titled "on tyranny," which is the way every book should be titled. if "moby dick"'s title was on big ass whales, i would have read it. right to the news. remember last week when trump administration was in deep (bleep) after the firing of comey, then suspicions raced on relations with russia, and the day after that he hosted russia's two top diplomats in the oval office. then we're, like, oh, man, can't get worse, we're wrong. >> breaking news. president trump reportedly revealed highly classified administration to russia's foreign minister and ambassador in a white house meeting last week, this according to "the washington post" which cites current and former u.s. officials saying trump's disclosures jeopardized a critical source of intel yedges on ticks. >> trevor: i knew it! ( laughter ) no, i knew something was up when i saw president trump with the russians, and they were smiling. there's only two tim

noah. >> trevor: welcome to the daily show, thank you so much for tuning in, i'm trevor noah. my guest tonight the founder of a new way of life, a program that helps women start new lives after prison, susan burton is here, everybody, joining us on the show. going to be a really interesting chat. but today was another earthquake of a day in washington, right? today's late-breaking news, because this happened lit reallily every day now, right, we start the day going i can't believe what trump did yesterday. by the end of it it is more like i can't remember what trump did yesterday, that was so long ago. well, today's news was that the justice department is now appointing a special counsel to head the investigation into russian election med el-- meddling, right? that's a good thing, yes. and people are talking about president trump being in real trouble this time, which means for trump, it's a normal wednesday. like when he heard they appointed a special counsel, he was probably like special, like important, or special like the guy i made fun of, which one? so the new man of the

i'm trevor noah. we have three guests tonight, ladies and gentlemen, they are the hosts of the hit podcast, pod save america. jon favreau, jon lovett and tomorrowee vietor are here, they will be joining us. really funny guys. but first up, breaking news, netflix is getting hacked. >> a cyberattack aimed at netflix has all of hollywood on edge this morning. >> the sixth season of orange is the new black was set to come out june 9th but hackers using the twitter handle, the dark overlord claim they uploaded most of the new season to a torrent site over the weekend when netflix refused to pay their ransom. >> the dark overlord posting on twitter we are not playing games any more. >> thompson: really? tv shows being held for ransom? hashtag first world problems. people in nigeria are waiting for their kids to come home and these people are stressed about tv, really, really? although i will say this, they better not try that [bleep] with game of thrones because i will bring back water boarding so fast! you

francine: trevor? >> i think it is obvious why the government at the moment would love to have ultralong bonds. duration,uch a long liability hedging. there is massive demand. if you are trying to fund government debt, why not issue longer? it does have an impact in the short-term, affecting the yield curve, but it makes sense at the moment with interest rates this low, that governments would want to lock in long-duration bonds. francine: thank you, michael moore, our u.k. finance team leader there. we are back with stephen macklow-smith and trevor greetham. aberdeen asset management has reported slows and the most recent six-month period as markets recovered. asset management climbed to 308 billion pounds, while cost saving boosted profits ahead of the merger. let's speak to the ceo and cofounder of aberdeen asset management, martin gilbert. i am losing my voice. this is how excited i am about your earnings. it is his first interview since the results. martin, give me a sense of how the merger is taki

. >> he said if anything happened to beverly, trevor done it. >> who's trevor?evor is a guy that aaron lived with for a short period of time. >> did this give you hope there was an accomplice here and mean he did have beverly? >> i had hope we were going to find beverly alive. you have to. that's what keeps you going. >> louis said the last time he saw beverly, he was with trevor and offered evidence she might still be alive. louis played a recording from his phone and it was chilling. >> carl, it's beverly. i just want to let you know i'm okay. i haven't been hurt. just do what he says and please don't call the police. if you call the police, it could be bad. i just want to let you know, i love you very. >> it was encouraging but it only proved beverly was alive at the time of the recording. the detective told louis he needed more. >> that's when he finally says i'll take you to the last place that she was. >> so this is a big moment now. >> yup. >> in this whole case. this is it. >> yup. that's when we load him up and he start going to cabot, arkansas. >> beve

you mick and trevor? yeah it would be a good place to watch bands and have a night out.t would, but the band wouldn't, definitely not. those trips home were rare, as they toured the world playing the iconic album, the world playing the iconic album, the rise and fall of ziggy stardust and the spiders from mars. there was one place they never performed it, the spiders home city. at this point in your career, coming to play here. it's brilliant. that was the biggest gig in hull, so it was always like the drome to play city hall. here we are on the stage. how does it feel to actually be up here and getting ready to play? it's great. it's somewhere that bowie wanted to play himself. because he knew we were from hull. so it was always on our wish list and itjust never happened. so to come back now, hull the city of culture is amazing and do it for mick and trevor as well. it would have been nice for them to be here in their city and to be playing. # there's a star man waiting in the sky # he'd like to come and meet us # he'd like to come and meet us # but he thinks he'd blow

that's not trevor, but she looks good.the way, cleveland relief pitcher struck out five more 80s so they had 19 strikeouts. >>> the raiders have less than two months to sign quarterback derek car to a contract extension. confirmed yesterday he wants the deal done before training camp. if not, he will play out the final year on his rookie contract. he is scheduled to make less than million dollars for the 2017 season. the team still has options to keep him in the silver and black even after the contract expires, including a contract next spring or using the franchise tag, raiders straight -- raider start training camp july. >>> the nba finals starts tomorrow night. the warriors opponents are already in town. >>> the defending nba champs. game one happens tomorrow night in oakland. golden state is a 74 favorite. >> and they are back. >> i know. >>> time is for 27:00. kelp forest dying along the california coast. >> once one thing goes out of whack, everything can go out of whack. that's what we are seeing. >> what scientists

. >>> the a's trevor plouffe fan club, the whole family there to watch trevor.ottom of the 3rd twins leading 2-1. kenny vargas takes kevin graveman deep. minnesota wins 7-4. a's lost eight of the last nine. >>> nba, warriors steph curry missed practice today but is expected to play in tomorrow's game versus the jazz. curry appeared to hurt his leg in last night's win. in their game one win golden state committed a season low seven turnovers. during regular season they averaged more than 14 a game, but since mike brown replaced steve kerr three games ago the warriors have given only 24 turnovers. coincidence? >> steve, i hope you're watching this, you know. we had i think a total of 24 turnovers in the last three games. that's an area i'm doing a lot better than you. i've gotten the point across to our guys a lot better. i'm taking the credit, steve. they think i should take the credit. i'm going to take the credit. >> take the credit or you can get it. >>> alabama softball bailey hemphill homered against ole miss but jumped over home plate to celebrate with her

. >> mike: almost takes the nose off trevor bayne's car.vick through this. >> easy, easy, easy. >> hold the brake, hold the brake, hold the brake. >> jeff: an awesome job driving. >> mike: nice save. >> proud of me when you see that one. >> jeff: that was serious dirt tracking. >> mike: kyle larson tagged the wall. you see the yellow down the right side of his car just prior to that. so now he comes -- pit road is closed. he'll have to restart tail end of the longest line. a lot going on. >> darrell: fluid on the track or something going on. too many cars having issues with that 13 car having trouble. >> it's free. >> jeff: really loose getting into the corner. i'm with you dw, was it caused by fluid from the 13. >> darrell: too many cars had trouble all at once. a lot of damage to the 42 car. the right front is really pushed in. the wheel is pushed in with a lot of negative camber in it. >> mike: the baseball bat to roll out the fender for clearance around the tire. trevor bayne did get a lot of damage. >> darrell: yeah. he got into kasey

joining us is trevor greetham, head of multi asset at royal london asset management.zone ministers start talking about the next round of debt relief because some loans come due injuly? next round of debt relief because some loans come due in july? that's right. there is 7 billion euros due injuly and right. there is 7 billion euros due in july and the right. there is 7 billion euros due injuly and the talks are about is whether the various creditors can agree to lend greece money to pay back some of the earlier debts that it owes and in particular the imf, the international monetary fund for which greece is the biggest ever bail out they have got involved in, they want europe to shoulder more of they want europe to shoulder more of the burden by extending the dur rags of the loans and basically allowing greece to spend more time to pay the money back. will the imf achieve that goal and get more help from europe as it were or will germany and others keep digging theirfeet in? greece was asked to do various reforms. now it is the creditors agreeing amongst themselves wh

trevor bower throwing smoke. career-high 14 strikeouts in seven ingles. trevor plouffe and davis. >>> steve kerr has plans to coach again but probably not in the nba finals with mike brown filling in going 10-0. the transition has been smooth in fact brown returned after missing a day with the flu he's okay now. he plans absolutely to return to coaching full time hopefully by the start of next season but doesn't look like it will happen by the finals. the warriors getting ready for the finals practicing today. game one is tonight on abc 7. lebron james first trip back since 201. k.d. ready to get the series started. >> i'm anxious to play. i'm excited. the atmosphere's going to be great but at the end of the day just basket. it's just basketball. . . something that we've been playing our whole lives comes down to playing the way we have our whole lives. >> it's dirty. pretty exciting. got a lot of work to do. look forward to competing and trying to get the job done. >> warriors and cavs tip off thursday at 6:00 on abc 7 news after the game those gentlemen will have highlights live

so shortly after midnight along with trevor rees-jones, they slipped out to the back alley where thend a couple of paparazzi vehicles following. the paparazzi close in on them like a pack of wolves. >> reporter: they managed to catch them on camera at a nearby stoplight. that's trevor rees-jones riding shotgun with henri paul behind the wheel. >> so he put the pedal to the medal to outrun paparazzi on motorcycles. >> reporter: the mercedes raced toward the entrance of the pont de l'alma tunnel. >> the car was being driven too fast. >> they were driving close to a 100 miles an hour. >> she wasn't wearing a seatbelt. >> they hit that bump. they're more or less airborne. >> reporter: in the blink of an eye they smashed head-on into the 13th pillar. moments later, frederic maillez, an emergency room doctor, and his partner mark butt, approached the tunnel from the other side. they took us back to the scene. >> reporter: what did you see as you entered the tunnel? >> we saw that there was smoke in the tunnel. and i said, "well, maybe there's a fire." but as we pulled down here we could se

but trevor rees-jones was somehow clinging to life, as was diana who was trapped in the backseat. >>ng. she was unconscious. her head was down like that and when i looked at her, she was still a very beautiful woman. >> reporter: in the chaos, neither dr. maillez or mark butt realized who it was. >> i just think that it's somebody well-known. like a prince or something and his girlfriend or wife or something like that. >> reporter: by now photographer pierre suu had arrived. just as he was preparing to snap some photos, police showed up and ordered him out of the tunnel. but he still managed to get these dramatic shots from the outside looking in. >> i had a little telephoto lens, and then i took pictures of anything i could see. >> reporter: meanwhile dr. mailez was desperately trying to help diana in any way he could. >> i tried just to comfort her. i said i was a doctor, that the ambulance were on -- on their way and everything would be all right. >> reporter: soon the media ri across the world. >> reporter: we've been following the car accident in paris, france. >> newsweek had g

you, mick and trevor? we would watch bands and have a night out.oured the world playing the iconic album the rise and fall of ziggy stardust and the spiders from mars. but they never performed it in their home city. finally in this point in your career come into play here. that was the biggest gig in hull. that was the biggest gig in hull. that was the dream, to play city hall. so, here we are on the stage. how does it feel to actually be up here and get ready to play? it's great, it's great. it's somewhere that bowie wanted to play himself, because he knew we were from hull. so it was always on our kind of wish list and itjust never always on our kind of wish list and it just never happened always on our kind of wish list and itjust never happened so to come back now... hull as city of culture is amazing. to be able to celebrate bowie's legacy of music and do it for mick and trevor as well. it would have been nice for them to be here in theircity would have been nice for them to be here in their city and be playing. more than four decades since th

trevor plouffe goes poof. grounds into game-ending double play. a's lose, 1 and 7 on the road tip. >>> expectation is curry will play tomorrow night. did not practice today. on the bike, hanging out. no wrap on his ankle. think tweaked it maybe in 30 quarter. mike brown says he could have practiced today if necessary but -- >> no, no concerns. he's a guy that constantly gets maintenance. he could have gone today. that's all. he's definitely good to go tomorrow. >> james harden and rockets trying to go. harden 3 of 17 shooting. ten assists. spurs on a big run. jonathon simmons with authority get it's back to ten. kwooi leonard, nice game. game high 34. sp

bought by trevor beattie, a former advertising executive and now film producer who worked on the likesis like charlie chaplin's moustache or muhammad ali's boxing gloves. we may be making hilda ogden — the movie, so we'll see. what makes her worthy of being turned into a movie? the character. if we had half of her character, we'd be better people. and jean alexander's nieces were delighted. she would have been amazed, she would have. amazing. wejust said, more money than probably her mum ever saw in her life. 30 years after hilda ogden left coronation street, and her actual curlers could be headed for the big screen. colin paterson, bbc news, southport. now, we will be taking live coverage of tim farron‘s manifesto launch and the lib dem election pledges in about 15 minutes. if you want to see 100 days plus, you can see it in a moment on bbc four. i'm for the weather. it has been a tonne of england to catch up on rainfall today after some dry weeks. let's take a look at the radar and satellite rickshaws. underneath this band of rain, some we re underneath this band of rain, some were w

and when trevor daley‘s power play goal went in a comprehensive victory for the penguins leaves theme stanley cup final. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. the weather has been warming up over the past couple of days, and that warming trend is set to continue through much of this week. here was a scene taken by one of our weather watchers in cornwall during sunday. some sunny skies there, bit of cumulus cloud. a similar picture through much of this week. things are going to be warming up and feeling quite sunny, and largely dry conditions on the cards, too, down to the fact that we've got high pressure which is going to be in charge of our weather. at the moment it is sitting out to the east, and we have an area of low pressure. now, through monday, then some of us will see some rain on this fairly weak front. during monday morning that is pushing into western parts of northern ireland, bringing patchy showers, heading to the western isles of scotland, too, but for the re

trevor, bower was dealing. struck out career high, 14, seven innings. trevor, poof.d four times. as struck out 19 times in the game. hard to win like that. fall 9-4. nfl news, raiders continuing, otas. organized team activities. quarterback back on the field after breaking his leg at the end of last season. carr and raiders, negotiating a new contract. it's slow going. derek heading into the final year of the rookie deal. he said he not negotiate once training camp starts. that puts pressure on the raiders. still got a few months obviously. not going anywhere of course. he says he wants to make sure all of his focus is on the field. and not on how much money he is making. >> the money isn't the thing that drives me. if it was, shouldn't be standing here to be honest. what drives me is, making sure i am giving everything that i have. with my abilities. and making sure we win. i don't want anything distracting my thought process at all. >> first round of the french open. this got kind of dicey here. martin and loren. bottom of the screen. double faults. like i'm in you