you, trevor.hat's how it happens. it's like when you are acting with somebody you have known for that long, is it harder to change the characters, or do you get into the roles even deeper? >> no, actually, you become more of a jackass because you're just playing all the time. we were there playing all the time. there was one moment where my character gets injured and i'm laying on the gurney, and i just feel this wetness on my mouth, and i guess this was his choice to give me mouth-to-mouth resuscitation? he did not-- that's not in the script. so after the director yells, "cut!" i'm like. oh, yeah. that's what we're going to do. you're going to put your mouth on mine. you can't break now. what are you going to do. you have to finish the scene. >> it's all new. that will be the sequel. i feel like when you have a chemistry like that with somebody, it's infectious on set we had just a great time. >> trevor: that seems to be a trend wherever you go. you're known as being an affabl person. "atlanta" i

>> i'll be honest, trevor.e news, i was deeply offended. >> trevor: of course. >> that i wasn't ( laug >> tret, you w invited? f couri do! i meit is going to be a train wreck. ughter ) trump and ramadan. that's like mel gibson hosting a passover seder. ( laughter ) ( applause ) who would wouldn't want to see whatever that is? >> trevor: if you want an innovate, why don't you find another muslim who will be invited and just try to be a plus one. >> just chain migration my way into the dinner? i wish. i don't even know who is going. i scoured the minternet, which is like muslim internet, black twitter. nothing! it is killing me. i just want to just sit there and share some halal k.f.c. with dinesh d'souza. >> trevor: hasan, dinesh d'souza is not a muslim. >> i know that. you know that. trump doesn't know that. ( laughter ) i will say this, though, any muslim who goes to this event is truly devout. >> trevor: what do you mean by that? >> i mean, this is the month of enduring hardship, and this dinner is going to b

(cheers and applause). >> trevor: welcome to the daily show, thank you so much for tuning in, i'm trevorverybody, let's get into it. my guest tonight, my guest tonight is a transgender activist and writer and director on the new fx series pose, janet mock is joining us, everybody. (applause) but as you all know by now, at 1:45 this afternoon supreme court justice kennedy resigned. (laughter) we're going to get into that on tonight's show but first let's catch up on the day's headlines. >> swoosh. (laughter) yesterday vice president-- oh, you thought i was really wearing glass, no. yesterday vice president mike pence made a advicity to brazil. and there was something he needed to get off his chest. >> to the people of central america, i have a message for you. straight from my heart. straight from the heart of the american people. don't risk your lives or the lives of your children by trying to come to the united states on a road run by drug smugglers and human traivelgers. if you can't come legally, don't come at all. >> trevor: dod damn, that's from his heart? what does he say when he h

>> trevor: i have. >> it's, like, an assault on your intestines. >> trevor: i think you're getting itrom your coast, not that great. but from montreal, you will invade them for the poutine. >> we will do it. >> trevor: but, yeah, it is a good day for l.a. let's talk about the actual l.a. tuive mayor of los angeles from 2013. >> yep. >> trevor: los angeles is at the epicenter of many stories. congratulations, you just got the olympics. >> yes, for 2028. >> trevor: going to be hosting the olympics. ( cheers and applause ) now, that is something that you bid for, that is an achievement, but you alwaysd the reports of how the olympics comes in and likely crushes the infrastructure of a city, or they leave you in debt rushings not worried about the financial ramifications? >> i think that's pretty rational for many cities, but l.a. is different. we've done the olympics twice before, this is our first time for paralympics. in '84e saved theo lirntion, turned it into mon. built the tennis courts with the williams sisters. russell westbrook went to a basketball league at a league the olympics

i'm trevor noah.est tonight -- my guest tonight -- is an lgbtq and "black lives matter" activist and author as well, darnell moore is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) he's a really inspiring young man. he had a talk about his compelling new memoir "no ashes in the fire," a fascinating book about growing up black and queer in america. beautiful story. we're going to talk about that later. but first, let's catch up on the day's headlines. yesterday in the world cup korea pulled off a major upset by beating germany, the reigning world champions. mexico moved forward in the tournament, so uh now mexico is korea's biggest fan. >> mexico is still celebrating moving on thanks to south korea. the koreans beat former world cup champs germany yesterday knocking them out of the tournament. mexicans couldn't be more grateful taking to the south korean embassy in mexico city to celebrate. the south korean ambassador to mexico reportedly even took a shot of tequila with fans. ( chanting ) ( laughter )

( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome. >> thank you. >> trevor: i am so excited to see season 2uke cage." i remember when "luke cage" first came out on netflix, it broke netflix. >> it did. we broke netflix, we broke the internet, we did it all. >> you missed out on the conversations, though, because you weren't online at the time. >> i wasn't on social media. i was sort of in the dark. it's a new day for me. i'm in social media. i get to see all the stuff you guys are sending, all the animal things. >> trevor: isn't wonderful to tap into the stream of hatred anytime? >> it's so yummy. >> trevor: that's what i love about it. every day i go, i feel good about myself. i wonder if anyone hates me. yeah, there it is! you also have a lot of fans. going online, social media, you've connected with people, found a space where you share your voice, which i find out in many ways was similar to "luke cage." if you look at "luke cage," the character and yourself, where do you find the most similarities. >> not in social media, because he does not do social media. he's a version of me that i

administration. >> trevor: damn.ou may not have picked it up, but that's canadian for you mother ( bleep )! ( laughter ) that's what that is. i mean, you could see how subtle he was. he's like, we, we hope common sense will prevail, but this is trump. and you can tell this thing is going to get ugly. i mean, not. this this would never get ugly. look at those eyes. i mean, damn. i wish that canadian would mount me. i mean, look at that. ( laughter ) yeah, you think i'm joking, but it's true, though. it is. ( laughter ) so welcome to 2018, where america is now beefing with canada, but is somehow making friends with north korea. and speaking of welcome to 2018, yesterday kim kardashian made a visit to the white house for a one-on-one meeting with president trump. and i know -- i know that some of you are thinking i can't believe this moron is in the oval office, but don't forget, he was elected by the american people. so show some respect. ( laughter ) and, you know, i don't know about you but whenever i see a photo of

(applause) thanks, trevor.nsely watching children ronnirry, that sounds wrong, i don't think are you allowed to do that. >> calm down it is for my online child psychology degree, chee you sound just like the cops.ant discovered a real stupid trend. ything they can ies do playgrounds safe. the problem is they may also be stifling creativity. that's why some cities are taking a swing in the opposite direction. >> so calledenture playgrounds. at this new york city plaound the toys are toos. real hammers and nails. >> i just decided that this is and sg really crowded and. started building an addition to the playground fort. >> trevor: okay. >> okay, i don't care what you say, that is not a 34r5eu ground. playground thrarks say junk yard, okay. le pitbull wit yees.is the >> they are playing hammers and nails, that is not adventure t is jusre tricking kids into building their own playgroundilt me thing happened to back home in asia, all right. and by the timee were done aying we had finished a whole new line of nikes

trevor?ecific, i get it. >> think about the allies. the g7 allies, think about what they are you set about. before the g7 from trump leaving the transpacifipartnership to trump leaving paris climate accord then he shows up late. he cancels his meeting, with president macron, the french president, leaves early and sends a twitter barrage against the canadian prime minister. >> trevor: right. >> and that is the public stuff. the private stuff that he was saying in that meeting that i have heard about, like saying sang why would we supportto. ukraine at all, they are all corrupt. and the other leaders are there are being polite because he does unrun the world's only superpower but they are mortified. >> trevor: with that type of thinking then do you think americans and the world should grapple with the notion and the idea that there is a possibility that america may over time come to see itself as an ally of countries like russia and maybe chins opposed to canada and germany? >> no. >> trevor: y

in, i'm trevor noah. you're amazing, let's get into it my guest tonight my guest tonight is a political scientist with a fascinating new book about populism versus globalism, poiler alert, populism wins, ian brem certificate here, everybody. (cheers and applause) but first up, let's catch up on today's headlines. the phrase viral raccoon probably makes you think of a disgusting rab, d animal or maybe a sex position. (laughter) but yesterday viral raccoon had a much different meaning. >> a minnesota raccoon is an internet sensation this morning after captivating the world with a daredevil stunt. >> he's moving. >> the animal set its sights on st. paul's ubs tower one of the city's tallest skyscraper and started to climb, one floor at a time, pausing for naps an breaks and accruing an international audience along the way. finally after many attempts to lure it to safety, the raccoon made it to the roof. >> trevor: yes! (applause). >> trevor: yes. the la coon made t i love how desperate people are for an upl

i'm trevor noah!onight's guest from the netflix series "seven seconds" regina king is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) man, we're gonna have some fun! but first let's get right into it. let's catch up on th the headli. remember how when donald trump uninvited the philadelphia eagles from the white house earlier this week? he said it was because the n.f.l. players shouldn't kneel during the anthem. he went on to say they also shouldn't stay in the locker room. eagles safety malcolm jenkins struck on a new form of protest and damn if it wasn't effective. >> mac thornberry refused to answer questions about president trump uninviting the super bowl champs to the white house this week but said he wanted to set the record straight as to why some n.f.l. records have been taking the knee. >> are you surprised you guys are embroiled in this controversy with the white house? >> are you not going to say anything today or just going to use these posters? ( cheers and applause ) >> what aren't we listening

(applause) thanks, trevor.wjs. >> tvo ronnie, ronnie, sorry, that sounds wrongi don't think are you allowed to do that. >> calm down it is for my onl child psycholoree, cz, you sound ju l t cops.yway, inet discovered a really stupid trend. >> many communities do everything they can to keep playgrounds safe. the problem is they may also be stifling creativity. that's why some cities are taking angn the opposite direction. >> so called adventure playgrounds. at this new york city playground the toys are tools. real hammers and nails. >> i just decided that this is getting really crowded. >> that's true. >> and so the 11 year old started building an addition to the playground fort. >> trevor: okay. >> okay, i don't care what you say, that is not a 34r5eu ground. playground thrarks say junk yard, okay. that is missing is the people pitbull with rab yees. >> they are playing hammers and nails, that is not adventure t is just work. they arekids into building their own playground. and i got to t exact same thing happe

i'm trevor noah! thank you so much, everybody!y guest tonight is an amazing woman, the director of the international refugee assistance project becca heller is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) and we'll be talking about the plight of refugees under trump and around the world. but first, let's catch up on tad's headlines. good news! having a life-threatening emergency just got a whole lot easier. >> america's 911 emergency system is about to enter the 21st century. apple said today the iphone's next operating system will be able to tell 911 operators exactly where the call is coming from. currently iphoneses only provide the location of the cell tower transmitting that call. >> trevor: 911 can now use your iphone to see exactly where you are. i know some people have privacy concerns, but in an emergency, i want 911 to know everything about me. in fact, when i call 911, i want them to answer, like, trevor, what is it, nigger, you all right? we're comin' right now! ( laughter ) all these other maps know how to track us,

(cheers and applause). >> trevor: welcome to the daily show, everybody. i'm trevor noah.k you so much for tuning in. tonight's guest, tonight's guest from imagine dragon, he has a new documentary about gay equality in the mormon church, dan reynolds is here, everybody. (cheers and applause) all right, but first let's catch up on today's headlines. canada, has become just the second country to legalize recreational marijuana nationwide. (applause) and i'm just going say it's about time. finlly some laid back canadians. you know, right now it just feels leak canada is rubbing it in america's face at this point, you know, legalized weed nationwide, free health care. the leader is sain and hot. like--(applause) >> what's next, what's next, it's going to turn out that curling gives you superintense organize as ams cannot-- orgasms, not fair, can darks not fair. meanwhile in the world cup japan won but more important leigh our hearts. >> japan won their first patch over colombia 2-1 but it was after the match that the japanese fans stole the show. this is video from inside the

i'm trevor noah! my guest tonight is a genuine rock star.ou know him from linkin park, mike shinoda is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) we're going to be talking about his powerful new solo album "post-traumatic," you want to stay tuned. catching up on today's headlines. remember that photo of president trump at the g7 summit from a few weeks ago where it looked like all the other world leaders were fighting with trump because he refused to take a bath? yeah? turns out there's a pretty sweet story behind it. >> chancellor merkel of germany and prime minister truedo of canada wand to press defense directly to sign the communique and trump was sitting there with his arms crossed clearly not liking the fact he felt like they were gabbing up on him. said, okay, he'll sign it. he stood up, put his hand in his pocket, took out two star bursts, threw them on the table and said to angela merkel, here, angela, don't say i never gave you anything. ( laughter ) >> trevor: i cannot believe that donald trump would have two uneaten star bursts in

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>> trevor: welcome to the show. >> hey. >> trevor: and con grated laitionzs, first and fore most. you had online am you had some great rap song you put online, it blew up and now are you in oceans eight, one of the most anticipated movies, has it sunk in. >> no, not at all, yeah. and i'm in constant disbelief. >> trevor: i feel like you deserve it though. are you really funny. are you great with your music. as an actor, you also have been killing it as well. this was one of those roles wh feel like were you perfect for it and i got to watch the movie. and what i was most impressed by was you were just your character. you are just kosh tenant. >> pie grandma says you're not even acting, you're just being yourself, like thanks, grand marks yeah. >> trevor: i think were you acting. >> thank you. >> trevor: unlike your grand mother, not that your grand mother is wrong, i'm just saying i think you were. what i found interesting was this, i heard you speak a bit about roles for asian characters or asian people in movies. and what was cool about constance's character, is yes, constance w

( laughter ) >> trevor: oh, man! that audience did not like that. ( laughter ) yeah, they look like when the t.m.z. staff had kanye west visit them. that's what they looked like. and if you're going to call god stupid, you don't need to bring up big theological questions about adam and eve. god made a bear too fat to (bleep). that's stupid. that's silly. pull that up. meanwhile, back in the u.s., the supreme court voted today, 5-4, to uphold president trump's travel ban. ( booing ) yeah, congratulations to president trump, because part of what tipped it for him with the supreme court is that the court said it wasn't a muslim ban, because it included north korea. yeah, which is amazing, because, remember, people called it a muslim ban, and so trump included north korea and was like, "see, it's not a muslim ban." ( laughter ) yeah, he basically did the thing guys do when they buy condoms. "hey, can i get condoms and a pack of gum?" and the supreme court was like, "he bought the gum!" so kudos to him. all right, that's

sorry. >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show"! of the grammy award winning band linkin park. he has a new solo album out called "post-traumatic." ♪ and they tell you i don't care anymore ♪ ♪ and i hope you will know that's a lie ♪ ♪ 'cause i found what i have been waiting for ♪ ♪ but to get there means crossing a line ♪ ♪ so i'm crossing a line ♪ so i'm crossing a line >> trevor: please welcome mike shinoda! ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you for having me. >> trevor: so good to have you here. >> your crowd is really loud. >> trevor: oh, yeah, it's the best time to be here. ( cheers and applause ) does it make your jealous? >> that's why it was surprising. it's, like, it's much loud than mine. >> trevor: you say that did but you know that's not true. i have been lucky enough to see some of your live shows, and your audience is loving everything that you're doing. before we get into the current album, let's talk a little bit about your journey moving into being a solo artist. you're back on stage again, the journey of park paring

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(applause). >> trevor: yeah! thank you so much. welcome to "the daily show"! i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. let's get floo it. our guest tonight, our guest tonight is a democratic congress member from south l.a., karen bass is joining us, everybody. (applause) we are going to be talking about immigration policy and what some members of congress are trying to do about it. so we'll be getting to that in a bit but first let's catch up on today's headlines. >> first up, if you had a birthday on saturday and you are wonder yg nobody showed up it was probably because of this. >> it was a supersurprise for jay-z and beyonce fans. the married couple releasing a jointed album together for the first time. the blockbuster announcement breaking the internet and causing an immediate reaction around the globe. the new nine track album called everything is love was accompanied by a stunning music video shot in the halls of the iconic louvre in pairs, the world's largest museum. >> trevor: oh, nice, nice, yeah, when b and j shoot their video at the louvre everyone loves it.

trevor noah. on his road from apartheid, south africa. to the big chair held by jon stewart. now doing late night comedy in the age of donald trump. >> i refuse to exist in a state of outrage, you know? i think at times people allow themselves to get outraged at everything that donald trump does, but at some point i'm just going to accept certain ideas and norms of him as a president. it doesn't mean that they're normal, but they're his. >> a sunday sitdown with trevor noah. plus, a trip to puerto rico for a progress report nine months after the storm. all of it a bit later in the show. >>> let's begin with the growing outr outrage over the trump administration's policy as more families trying to enter the united states are separated overnight. >> reporter: more detentions in texas springing up overnight to house children taken from their families. here later today hundreds are expected to march in a father's day protest against the trump administration's controversial zero tolerance immigration p

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trevor: you could set -- valuable? trevor: you could say reasonably.y about the strength of the technology sector wages justified, sales strong, multiple years of expanding their markets. the tech sector is ok, economically sensitive sector. if i were worried about the u.s. economy slowing down, i would be more worried. , ifay see valuations go up this is a long business cycle, if there is weakness -- if the weakness around the world allows inflation to ebb and we have interest rates staying low the next two years, three years, liquidity will want to chase the good stories and that is what we will see in tech. too early to say game over for tech, a strong fundamental story and the possibility in the evaluations -- that evaluations could go higher. nejra: things attract you more? trevor: more focused on the consumer trends. then industrial trends. nejra: jackie simmons, and trevor from royal london asset management, thank you. "bloomberg surveillance" continues, guy johnson and tom keene will talk to the indonesian finance minister at 11:00 a.m. u.k. ti

trevor noah has cemented his place in donald trump's america. using his unique comic voice to speak truth to power every night on "the daily show." but noah's path to his comedy central perch is an amazing story in its own right. his memoir says he was literally born a crime in apartheid south africa. he was the child of a white mother and a black father. now, he puts it, he's broken into the world's elite recognized by "time" magazine as one of the 100 most influential people of 2018. i spoke with trevor noah shortly before his sold-out comedy performance at london's massive 02 stadium, a gig that coincided with the royal wedding. his show is called "the end of days tour." and i asked about finding laughter in the shadow of the so-called apocalypse. trevor welcome back to the program. >> thank you so much for having me back. >> what is the end of days? a disaster story? why? >> no. i call it "the end of days tour" in many ways that's what people feel this is. u feel like there is war d of starting everywhere. you feel like governments switching

almost none of it included the name trevor noah.n he was introduced as the next host, many americans rushed eo google to find out who he was. thhey found the story of a popular south african comedian, born and raised under apartheid, using comedy to rise from unimaginable circumstances t the height of his business. breaking through in a crowded late nig field. trevor invited us to the studio in new york last week for a sunday s down. ♪ >> welcome to "the daily show." >> four nights a week, trevo noah's job is to make the news funn >> slave or immigrants? >> damn, no. >> i'm sorry. i am a human i'm sorry. >> trump might have a secret kid? oh snap. presidents like storms havete ries. right now this is category five. >> three years aft succeeding, the 34-year-old south african found his vce in the age of trump. >> i broke up with you first, would an unhealthyresident be able to do this. >> flooding the news with wit and charm before the audience goes to bed. >> the day starts with watching the news before you get in, trying t figure ou

it is an almost to trevor. good luck, trevor, to your new life with poppy.l of art. and if you able to give us a sense of what you've been dealing with and the scale of it. because the pictures look appalling. certainly. the fire and emergency service received a call last night and we were quickly inundated with multiple calls to the same scene. ourfirefighters were multiple calls to the same scene. our firefighters were on scene in a matter of minutes. what we found was a fire that had seriously and significantly engulfed a large part of the building. at its height, we have 20 fire appliances here with six height appliances. the fire was well alight, the building was well alight. the conditions were very arduous and it's clear this is a very serious and ongoing incident. the crew had to work extremely hard to get on top of this fire. what sony people want to know is, if such a famous, beautiful building. sony people want to know, what kind of condition is akin. what state is it in after this latest fire? regrettably, the building has been extensively damage

sorry, trevor, trevor, trevor. more people than that got in touch.veloping dementia is one of their main health worries, that's according to new data from public health england. now the nhs is to offer free advice on how to spot early signs of condition. it will be included as part of health checks offered every five years to those over a0. jamie waterall from public health england and gp dr farhat ahmad join us now. dr farhat, dementia is one of these things that people really worry about now, particularly from middle age. understandably there is a lot of anxiety about developing the condition. it does sound good that if you have an idea of your risk of developing the condition thereof things that you can do, actions you can take which will reduce it. that does sound good. we do health checks anyway. most gp surgeries do... that is normally for blood pressure and heart rate, isn't it? can you test for dementia? great question. simple answer, there is no one easy screening test we can do at a gp surgery screening test we can do at a gp surgery to say

good to see you, trevor. >> good morning, everyone.lk about the book and the project. audible book is fantastic. but i really want to get your take on what's happened today. you've been talking about it for the past week. what do you make of what's happened? >> i'm excited. you know, i think this development in north korea is really huge for the world. i think people have to take this opportunity to not hate on donald trump and go, hey, he took a step. he took a step forward toward peace, and if anything, he furthered obama's goal. that's what obama said he would do, he said he would talk to america's enemies, not just america's friends -- >> he's criticized for it -- >> he was. it's great that donald trump said, hey, man, that's a good idea. i'm going to do that. i'm going to speak to our enemies. he may have surprised south korea by stopping the military exercises on the border, but you know, clearly this is part of a larger plan. and i guess if obama was also going to do it, there's some thinking about it. it's an exciting time. we'

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i do not mean trevor, who is back as promised. chairman of tesla. despite the efforts for an investor to take away one of those roles. our conference had tesla as a poster child of not —— what not to do. having the combined post gives him massive power. he has family members on the board and they lend money and give money to family linked companies. pays himself huge amounts of money. there is little scrutiny. is he not a one—off in terms of his brains, intelligence, vision for the company, he is a maverick? but there isa company, he is a maverick? but there is a bubble mentality around him because if you give your company cheap capital, they can do amazing things with it but the problem is he has great ideas but there is a delivery problem making cars on time. more governments would be a good thing. a lot of you getting in touch about this story peter says considering the way he stormed out of the meeting because he cannot be handling questions about his company and profits. another said it also represents insecurity of tesla. in

the bottom of the two, marcus off of trevor, siegel's home and the a's have 81-0 lead.in, to his knees, it makes the play, nice dig by olson at the other end. paul blackburn appreciates that. bottom six, that's a bad pitch and chris davis take advantage. scores met joyce. the a's have 82-0 lead. bottom eight, it is 2-1, third home run in five games. 14th on the year, love the kelly green and love the results. 3-1 the a's win. it's been three weeks since the nba final but let's play some warriors basketball. still some familiar faces on the court as practice began today. john mcnamara just chilling. jordan bell expected to be a big part of next year's squad but all eyes on 2018 first round draft pick out of cincinnati who is ready to get his pro career started. >> i take every game seriously. coming in and being a rookie. i want to compete. it's a game, i love to play. >> first game in vegas, monday against the heat. incredibly, curry is not among the highest page coaches in the nba. the coach is finalizing a lucrative contract extension. he made a mere $5 million this p

this week on sunday my host is daily show host trevor noah.ding journey from apartheid south africa where his biracial background literally was a crime. now to sitting in the chair previously occupied by john stewart. our sunday sit-down with trevor noah plus the latest in news and politics this weekend on "sunday today." remember, you can catch us in the morning live or set the dvr and watch us any time. for now i'll send it back to you, frances and phillip and i'll see you on sunday morning. >> looking forward to it, willie. thank you. >> now to the top stories, the president's long-time fixer and personal attorney michael cohen is looking to gag the lawyer for lawyer for actress stormy daniels. he is filing an order asking the judge to ask him to stop speaking with reporters and giving information about the legal case about cohen and the president. avenatti has been tainting the case with a, quote, publicity tour that has included more than 100 tv interviews since march. avenatti calls the application a complete joke and says he will strong

haing from south africa, trevor noah was an outsider, an up and coming comedian with anique voice that caught jon's attention. - [trevor] people in e township assumed that i was an albino. - [carlos] andonuddenly, all eyes werim. good to see you. so where did this kid from johannesburg find the courage to carry on jon stewart's legacy and manage to carve out his own path wards breaking big? what makes people successful? whatre the unexpected turns in life tat propel peoplegreatness?

trevor guy, he's a good bocce ball player. he played yesterday in the mad mariucci. that guy's talented athlete. >> reporter: valley christian and you there's some sinergy. because your son was the quarterback here years back. >> they won the championship. beat bellerman in the finals. here he comes right now. but he was working here. he went to school here, came back and was teaching and coaching here. >> and mike said hey, i want to start a calp. andrew watson was their ball boy with down's syndrome. let's have a camp for friends. so it started my son asked me to be involved. i said, of course. and, in fact, that's my son tyler right there and his wife. my grandson,ylin the family. >> all in the family and our foundation, mare off family foundation has been sponsoring this since day 1. >>> what do you get out of senate i have worked with special needs. it's a lot of the people that are helping are getting more than the people part of the camp. >> i agree with with you just said. why do i do this? because it's a selfish thing. i get so much out of this. i love watch

trevor, that's an amazing job on your part. trevor koverko, good luck with polymath.preciate your time. >> thank you. ashley: closing bell, just about ten minutes from now. trade war tensions have the market doing something that hasn't been seen since the depth of the financial crisis. coming up next, $8 billion man, hank smith on how to protect your money from a possible recession? "countdown" coming right back. . ashley: the closing bell rings in just about 7 minutes' time. stocks losing steam. the dow was up as much as 131 points earlier. now trading up 36. the s&p up 5. the nasdaq up about a third of a percent. but still on track to end higher on the markets today. the dow losing steam. spotify singing a happy tune after barclay's stamps a bullish rating on the stock. that's good news for a stock. let's go to the new york stock exchange and nicole petallides. nicole? reporter: that's right, barclay's put an overweight target and a $210 price target. so currently around 175. it certainly has upside potential. about 23% upside potential. they like it, they have it o

gbut did yous see the steve trevor photohr the c pine character, he's somehow back so if you saw thehich took place around world war chris pine's character died at the end of that film but yesterdayse patti jenkins relea a p of steve trevor back somehow in 1984. it looked w in some type of lull which ishy it was s there at landmark mall as you mentioned steve. i don't kno a there'sot of theories swimming around the interasoise'ow character is still why he h clearly we know wonder woman hasn't aged becan. i don't know what's going on er and have you guys seen those photos or no. >> we showed it yesterday. which is pretty cool. >> any theories as to why he's stillive? >> well, maybe he -- >> of couas frozen. >> or may wbe hehers got a litte close with wonder woman and got a little bit of >> he wouldn't get --rnife. >> he wouldn get immortal powers. >> you never know. >> i say he wasenns if you're watching our show right now just send me a message and let me know why steve trevor is still alive. >> what you got in l i., kev. >> yeah, out in la right now "sicario," the sequel to the firs

in a couple of years than we expect trevor bayliss to leave, which is what he has said, after the ashesting to see how these t20s go to see how england teams respond. they have always responded very well to him in the past. that is all the sport for now and you can get more on all of those stories on the bbc sport website. staying with the world cup now and england's game against panama this afternoon. a win will take the team through to the next round of the competition in russia. let's speak to sarah rainsford, who's outside the nizhny novgorod stadium where the match is being played. give us an idea of the atmosphere ahead of the kick—off. give us an idea of the atmosphere ahead of the kick-off. it is a great atmosphere already with almost three hours to go. the crowds are arriving. there is a brand—new metro station that way but the main crowd, if you look around, you can see the top of the stadium there, and the crowd of fans beginning to build. lots of england flags coming and panama flagged as well. but lots of russians as well. the vast majority of people in this crowd will be r