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i'm trevor noah. before we begin, i want to let you know that we're going to have a different kind of show tonight. you see, a while ago the global citizens festival came to me and said that they are hosting a concert in my home country south africa. that's what's behind me. ( cheering ) in honor of nelson mandela's 100th birthday and they wanted to know if i could host the concert. i said, no, i'm not flying 16 hours to south africa for a concert for a guy who's dead. they were, like, oh, okay, thanks. beyonce was coming so he'd hope you'd come. then i said, i cannot wait to host the festival and celebrate the mandela birth day, whatever you said. so i thought i would show you all where i'm from so you can see the south africa i know and i can deduct the trip as a business expense. so hope you enjoy. ( cheers and applause ) >> december 3, 2018. from south africa, a special episode of "the daily show" from south africa, self-deportation edition. >> trevor: i flew out to south africa friday morning. 14

>> trevor: okay, okay.oa, i want to welcome you to my show, and i want to introduce you to some of my friends and my viewers. i've brought them to south africa to show them what it's like. so they said, because i'm coming, they want to meet you and they want me to ask you questions about my life. >> you are one of my grandchildren. i always look at that photograph in there. >> trevor: i remember. >> trevor: how old are you now, 91? >> 91 and nine months. >> trevor: you get to 91, you count months. >> 91 years, nine months. >> trevor: we're here because the concert at the stadium is celebrating 100 years of nelson mandela. >> mattie ba. >> trevor: m matiba. what's the first thing you remember? people had not seen a black man who was an attorney. >> we were not allowed! >> trevor: wow. >> nothing. >> nothing. teaching, policemen for a black man. that's all. it was a wonder even for matiba. >> trevor: for young people, it's hard to understand how scary it was to be a black person living in south africa at the

thank you for tuning in, i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight, star of the new movie second act and international superstar jennifer lopez is here, everybody. (cheers and applause) and please, please don't ask her when she is going to marry me, i told you, i'm not ready to settle down. get over it, but first let's catch up on today's headlines. if. >> as we all know, one in three judges in this country is currently working on a case related to donald trump. but now some of these cases are finally wrapping up. today michael cohen, trump's former lawyer an mounting ray donovan was sentenced to three years in prison. and michael flynn, trump's former national security advisor made an interesting argument for why he shouldn't go to prison at all. >> late last night the lawyers for michael flynn, the president's first national security advisor asked a federal judge to spare him prison time for lying to the fbi back in january of 2017. flynn's dense feel suggested the fbi may have deuped him into lying when two agents failed to remin

some of the things were sketchy, but at the end of the day, it is still fitness. >> trevor:'re. >> trevor: what i love about this guy "at the end of the day it's still fitness." i mean, he's right, though. if russia is going to manipulate you into exercising, how pad can it really be? i wish russia would go further and do all sorts of things to improve their lives. "i can't believe russia tricked me into calling my mom more, guys. >>ed is slow, everybody. dulce, i have to ask you, what do you make of this news? >> trevor, i feel disgusted. i feel manipulated. and i feel special. ( laughter ) russia could have gone after anyone-- latinos, asians, millennials. but they said we're going after the ones who count, black people! you can believe that? i mean, some white people actually do think black lives matter. >> trevor: i hear what you're saying, but they were only paying attention so that they could manipulate the black vote. >> yeah, but at least they're paying attention to us. the only time our president notices us is when he's fighting with lebron james on twitter. i mean, trump probabl

i'm trevor noah.ur guest tonight from "orphan black" and the new film "destroyer," tatiana maslany is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) but before we get into the show, some good news -- i have any voice back. ( cheers and applause ) yeah. thank you. if you watched the show last week, you saw i lost my voice and had to use a robot voice to communicate. luckily, this weekend the prince kissed me so i could speak again. but he didn't ask first, to i reported him to h.r. ( laughter ) i want to thank everybody who supported me and the correspondents who helped me host the show last week. they were amazing. thank you very much! ( cheers and applause ) and i wanted to thank this robot speaker on my phone for being my voice for so long. now the doctors have cleared me so i don't need anymore so i'm back. >> robot voice: really, trevor? is that all our relationship meant to you? >> trevor: actually, yes. i'm done with you, sorry. >> robot voice: i thought we had something special. i told my parents abo

>> trevor: you are finally here.u around from event to event. i have loved everything that you have done for so long. first of all, congratulations on your grammy nominations. ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you. thank you so much. >> trevor: you have always struck me as somebody who creates because you love creating. you know, you don't create to win, to sell, to do a thing. i mean, these are by-products of it, but you've always struck me as an artist's artist. but being nominated, that hit you, right? >> oh, yeah. i've been wanting, you know, to-- to do this album for a while now. it was actually supposed to be the album i did before my first album, "the archandroid." >> trevor: right. >> and so i went through a lot to get this album done, a lot of conversations i've had to have with myself, with my family. i worked with a lot of amazing people to get it done. i was humbled about doing an album that was about me and my truth. because i was walking in my truth, other folks, you know, saw themselves in this project.

>> trevor: welcome back to the show, my friend. >> oh, thank you for having me again. >> trevor: goodnnesburg. >> trevor: was that your first time out there? >> my first time in south africa. my first time on the continent period. >> trevor: are you serious? >> absolutely. >> trevor: did you kiss the ground and go, "i'm home"? >> no. i felt that way. i felt a connection. you know what i mean? i felt like i was-- i was in the right body, so to speak. >> trevor: you know what was interesting is, i took that for granted until i lived in the u.s. for three years. and when i went home, i was like, now i see what that feeling is. black americans used to tell me that when they'd come to south africa. >> trevor: there is a special feeling. you had that as well. >> yeah, and i think there are two ways to feel. because my wife was telling me how she kind of felt a disconnect because there are a whole bunch of people who look like us, but they know their culture. they're speaking a different language. >> trevor: wow. >> she felt like she had been robbed. and i was like, "baby, you were. we all w

i am trevor noah. so good to have you here.y guest tonight is a really fantastic author eve ewing. you're going to love here. she has a new book out discussing the impact of race on schools. a fascinating subject. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. high-end fashion has always been about making a statement, and now thanks to prada, that statement can be huh-oh! >> prada is under fire after the high-end fashion house displayed and sold items that some called racially insensitive. >> prada calls them pradamalia, a "new family of mysterious creatures," but tonight there is a backlash over a monkey-like character with big red lips that some are calling racist. historic new york citi' so ho neighborhood removed the characters from the window and lowered the blinds. in a statement the company writes in part it abhooshes racist imagery, they are charms, not intended to have any reference to the real world and certainly not black fast. >> trevor: i knew the devil wears prada but i didn't know he was the head of marketing. t

noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: thank you so much.y show." i'm trevor noah." thank you so much. take a seat. wow! you guys are nice. you guys are warm. this is great. i'm trevor noah. tonight we have two amazing guests joining us on the show. first, renown journalist bob woodward is here, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) a true legend. and then singer and actor janelle monae is going to be here. ( cheers and applause ) but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. as you may know, kevin hart stepped down from hosting the oscars last week. although ,i don't know how you step down from anything when you're his height. ( laughter ) and now the oscars are trying to find a host who has no history of offensive tweets, which means nobody. ( laughter ) >> the oscars may go without a host. published reports say the academy is considering scrapping the gig after kevin hart stepped down. the academy held a board meeting last night, but so far, no official word on the host position. the oscars have gone hostless before, but not since 1988. >>

noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"!e wasserma debby desi . he's trevor noah. our first guest is professor of journalism at nyu. jay rosen is here! ( cheers and applause ) this is day three of trevor being unable to speak. the doctor ordered him to rest his vocal chords, so, congratulations, society, you silenced another black man. ( laughter ) ( applause ) but he is still sitting here, using a talking app on his phone. say something, trevor. >> for quality assurance purposes, this show may be recorded. >> very nice! let's catch up on today's headlines. for a few months, now, the u.s. and china have been in a trade war, which, let's be honest, it's the most boring kind of war there is. until now. >> all right, breaking news. a new rift potentially between the united states and china after an executive for a chinese tech chinned wan wawway. >> cheers officials are calling on canada to release her. >> did you get her? the u.s. and canada just arrested the daughter of one of china's most powerful families, going full game o

asun, last weekend, trevor-- oh, this is trevor. event with global citizens. now, i gotta tell you, one great thing about his voice being gone is i don't have to hear about how he hung out with people like usher, jay z, ed sheeran, naomi campbell. am i forgetting anyone? no? >> ( laughter ) but the event was to raise awareness of crucial world problems-- disease, clean water, and affordable energy. well, according to one man, the answer to all of those problems has been inside of us the whole time. ronny chieng filed this report. >> bill gates, he's rich, he's brilliant, and apparently, he's out of his mind. >> this is a container of human feces. >> why is one of the richest men in the world carrying a jar of his own shit? i went to seattle to find out what's wrong with bill gates. mr. gates, it's a huge honor to meet you. just a quick question-- what the (bleep) is wrong with you? ( laughter ) i mean, are you okay? >> yeah, i'm great. love what i'm doing. >> okay, so why are you carrying around your own poop in a jar? >> i did have

( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: seriously?e so proud. >> oh, hell, yeah, i am. thank you so much, everybody! oh, thank you, trevor! thank you, everybody. i want to thank my-- i want to thank michael jackson. i want to thank michael johnson. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ gll michae>> trevor: michael ko, everybody! everybody! we'll be right back! opportunity is everywhere. like here. where nothing stands between you and your best friends. ♪ hey, joy! hello, thomas. hey, what's the worst part about paying for things you don't want? the-- paying! exactly. and what's the best part about getting things you do want for free? free stuff. precisely. that's why verizon decided everyone in the family should get the unlimited they want without paying for the things they don't, and why it now comes with six months of free apple music. i like music. hey, look at that. i like popcorn. (joy) oh, didn't even ask. how dare you! (vo) this holiday, get the gift you want. the music you love, on the network you deserve. now, buy the latest iphone and

you, trevor. anyway, we're still going to do the show like we normally do. so let's catch up on the day's headlines! ( cheers and applause ) it's the holiday season, which means it's time to open up another box on robert mueller's advent calendar. >> there is breaking news. the michael flynn sentencing recommendations came out last night. >> in a heavily, heavily redacted memo ahead of his sentencing, mueller has revealed that flynn provided substantial assistance in at least three ongoing investigation. >> prosecutor says former national security adviser michael flynn has been instrumental to the special counsel's investigation, participating in 19 interviews and providing documents and communications concerning links between the russian government and the trump campaign. >> mueller has talked to flynn 19 times? if you talk to me 19 times, that means we're dating. ( laughter ) and if we get to 20, you better propose. ( laughter ) i'm just saying, michael flynn should at least have a toothbrush at

my name is trevor noah, and my voice is desi lydic.y guest tonight is a grammy-award-nominated me musicn whose new album is called "oxnard." please welcome anderson paak! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> yes, lord! ( laughter ) >> thank you for being here! ( laughter ) he loves you. >> i love you, too. >> i love you. i love you. i love you, too. it's not just him. we both do. >> you're good at that. >> welcome. this one? >> thanks for having me. >> okay. this one. got it. look, i think a lot of people don't know that anderson paak's full name is actually anderson political action committee. i think it was really smart to shorten it. >> absolutely, dr. dre gave me that advice. >> trevor: how do you feel when people pronounce it anderson paak, like tupac. do you correct them? >> i'm flattered. i feel like there's only one tupac. that was the whole point of making it paak. i wanted to switch it up. maybe people would think it would be like a wolf pack or a group of people. ( laughter ) >> it works. >> yeah. >> are you sure this -- no, i shoul

trevor: i suppose they can.ding for that ecj on this was that there had to be some -- iof democratically forget the exact wording, but it was along the lines that it had people.stamped by the are parliamentary vote would be ecj.h for the but you would have to be revoking article 50 because you truly wanted to stay in the eu, rather than do it as a panicked gesture. but i think the fact that the u.k. now is able either with a parliamentary vote as john major has him calling for, or a people's vote, to revoke article it means that remaining on current terms with the bailout, all those things, are not a stable option. francine: what is a second referendum mean for the market? the holes are similar to what they were free first referendum? trevor: they are quite similar. they seem to be creeping up for theresa may. they were in that ballpark for the first referendum. i think you will see a short-term selling volatility measures. we saw the sterling volatility 15% after thebout first referendum. so people have no idea

trevor, rudy giuliani is comparing the allegations. he allegedly similarly paid hush money to cover up an affair. he was never convicted of the case. giuliani says that goes to prove that no crime was committed and no violation of campaign finance laws occurred. do you agree? >> i think there are enormous differences between the cases. there is an attempt to say it is all election laws and very complicated. the fec said there is no problem with paying hush money. that is not accurate. what happened with edwards happened more than a year before the election. the primaries hadn't started yet. there were no signed agreements for hush money. the woman involved was not threatening to go public. he had an affair with her. they had a child and the money was being sought to raise the child, house the woman, literally put food on the table. she had been a campaign photographer and had no other resources. i think the situations are very different than here happening the month before the election with agreements that explicitly say we'll give you

and i caught up with comedian trevor noah. one of the host of global citizen mandela 100, and a very proud south african who grew up under apartheid and is so thrilled to come back home to be part of this huge event honoring his hero. but first, introducing my co host for the weekend, the "washington post" jonathan capehart. >> thank you, reverend sharpton. we'll get to all of that soon. but we want to start with the latest news today. if last week's bombshell developments in the special counsel's russia investigation that president trump desired to build a trump tower in moscow are any indication of what robert mueller has in store, then this week may bring forth even more evidence of possible collusion with two key players. former national security adviser, michael flynn, who has yet to be sentenced, will appear in court on tuesday. plus, we're still waiting for details on the, quote, crimes and lies of former trump campaign manager -- i'm sorry, trump campaign chairman, paul manafort, that mueller plans to spell out in a me

. >> he said if anything happened to beverly, trevor done it. >> who's trevor? is a guy that aaron actually lived with for a short period >> 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 you to know they love you very much. >> 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 well, i'll take you to where the last place where 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, a

global citizen host trevor noah was born several years before it ended.s that surrounded the man. you know he -- he represents reconciliation in south africa. he represent as new dawn, a rainbow nation, he represents hope, you know. i mean -- to go to prison for 27 years, and people forget he was sentenced to life. it's not like he was going for 27 years. you never know you're coming out. >> he was supposed to die there. >> he was supposed to die there. and yet, he lived there. which is a strange thing to do. he changed the people around him. including the guards in his prison. he changed the country around him. when he came out, he in many ways shaped how south africa dealt with its new democracy and the racial tensions that experienced. >> you led the corps of what i got from him. i really don't think people understand how he not only fought the quote-oppressors in south africa. he had to fight with his allies, who didn't want to deal with reconciliation. i mean i think we underestimate everybody in south africa didn't want to forgive, and he insisted o

take a look at a tweet that trevor sent out yesterday. there it is.u.s. dollars budget gap. moments ago. none other than the prime minister of canada responded. he said hey trevor, thanks for everything you're doing to celebrate mandela's legacy. at global citizen festival. sorry i can't be with you. how about canada pledges $50 million. to educate kids. >> yes! thank you so much to canada. shout out to them. that's amazing. >> wow. $50 million. i would have taken 200. but thank you. trudeau. way more than i was expecting. this is amazing. $50 million pledged. it was not often you see a world leader juicing using twitter to make the world a better place. ♪ ♪ ♪ ava maria ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ava maria [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ halo halo ♪ ♪ ♪ >> give it up for these beautiful ladies. ladies and gentlemen. we hope you're enjoying this magical night. i can feel so much light and beauty in the room. it feels so good. i feel it. thank y'all. a night i'll never forget. snoet remember those walls i build. they're tumble down ♪ ♪ they didn't even put

to help us make sense of where we are in some of those investigations, we're joined by trevor potter,mer chairman of the federal election commission and cbs news correspondent, paula reed who has been covering the investigations. you have your plateful there, that's a good description. first off let you respond, was there anything there in the defense of michael cohen from lanny davis that stood out to you? >> you hit it. did he need to be told not to lie that's common theme that we see emerging. the president, his attorneys and their associates having trouble with the truth. caught lying, having to plead guilty to lie can, that is consistent theme you asked the perfect question, did the white house need to tell him not to lie. >> brennan: something that came up with michael flynn to the president, some defending him saying, it wasn't disclosed that he shouldn't lie when he was speaking to fbi agents. is that entrapment as is being suggested? >> absolutely not. special counsel came out hitting pretty hard this week against these claims by flynn and his lawyers, he was quality off guar

whether whether a trevor governments will lead the way way call call. it's easy from from from cities eating needed night not mass at the vatican hours ahead of time. because i electronica rd or your husband and and i said- on same thing where where. take we they're there legally and and also. going around really say does he wear and and all. city only a day day and a dear dear old mom. usually a threatening to blow up and say this is basilica. which is a proposal to legally so. not taking any any any of the tens and i no waiting waiting amendment give you. the the the the the dividend is is. to because around run will will. six degrees bosses but but hello anybody else you know i know i choose signs and symptoms busy busy. in his helicopter. everyone tonight nineteen three free susceptible jimmy jimmy which usually. good luck desire to their great great her merriment ease ourselves or sort on size you mention and i'm wondering launches in that when i went away to reveal he'll never never or acceses to areas of the alternate tickle tickle [inaudible] ye

trevor: which was amazing.s, 2,000-plus comments, and almost 6,000 likes on that one video. but when we looked at the comments, one of the comments was, "i wish there was more info about the company." so what is the story? zoe: so our dad was manufacturing chocolate for 35 years with his brother-in-law. petros: our dad lost his job, he got laid off, and he was in a really bad position. we wanted to get our dad working again, and we wanted to create something completely new. zoe: we were all working in d.c. and living in d.c., and we packed up and we just left because we didn't want our dad to be out of a job. we wanted him to continue having something that he could feel proud about again. trevor: i think that's so special. brad: that's a really powerful story, that i think you'd be surprised on how much customers follow your brand and believe in it and support you. zoe: it's embarrassing for our dad or maybe he feels bad, and that's why i think, like, we don't like saying it. lemonis: i think people buy from pe

reporter trevor fay has the story. "my heart always goes home to paradise"this is culton's new home in chico.he lost his old studio in the camp fire... but he still has a couple guitars which he uses in his band... the skip culton project.it took him 15 minutes to write the song that would later grab the attention of an international charity organization."i was at a donation center. the target parking lot, here in chico. and they had a video crew there, and they came up and interviewed me."after that... tzu chi usa collaborated with culton to make a music video .. and now.. "another prayer for paradise" has over 60- thousand hits.... the plan is to sell the song on i-tunes and other music sites... then donate the proceeds to the camp fire relief fund."it's hard to say what these trees mean to me when i can taste the mountain air every time i breathe. (ken)that was trevor fay reporting.culton and his band will be performing in chico twice over the weekend. (vicki) up next. as we learn about yet another data breach that

trevor, thank you forjoining us. head of multi—asset at royal london asset management.g is, we had the stock market weakness in october running into november, which resulted in quite a lot of policy changes for china, emulating the economy, donald trump has cancelled the 25% tariffs from january that he was going to put on chinese goods, big job macro backdrop in oil price, the federal reserve is in a big race to drop in oil rates. we had a tweet from the president of america saying, i am tariff man, if i don't get a good deal with china, there will be no deal. a new superhero. apparently, he said, make america richer again. the dowjones dropping 800 points! the dowjones dropping 800 points! the markets do not want to tariffs, it throw sand in the gears of global business to have tariffs, i don't think we will have it, there was a lot of soap opera with trump, he is moving toward some kind of deal with china, what he is annoyed about, he likes to brag about what the deal was, when it was a behind closed doors situation, the chinese kept quiet, he was cross about that, i

i've seen in person, we the only heard from trevor bayliss after the tour of sri la nka trevor baylisse that carries on now, and any other issue around his behaviour off the field. i will say that he will get quite a long time away from the game. he knows he has got to just change himself a little bit. but i think it is the right decision. jose mourinho is the right decision. jose mourinho is staying at manchester united. his agent says that rumours that he will leave old trafford are totally untrue. rumours that united have beenin untrue. rumours that united have been in contact with continental line—up mauricio pochettino are also unfounded. unitedly fulham on saturday. they have not one activity per milik since november in their performances have been criticised for being too negative. mourinho says there will be no excuses for a better performance this time. gas for a bad performance this time. better performance this time. gas for a bad performance this timelj say to you a few weeks ago speaking about the december month, no defeats. that is a reality. good fights. the spirit. butj

she respond on trevor's show and she's ship sitting there because trevor lost his voice.he global citizens event in south africa, and he killed -- he's from south africa so they love him there. and he did such a great job. so i'm not surprised that he lost his voice, he did a lot of talking. >> tell you what, i think sloan just made a star out of herself. >> yeah, trevor, we need to see more of her. i can't wait for you to get your voice back. he was great. and the joke about kevin hart works because kevin also always jokes about his height. so it's not even mean spirited because he's the first one to take a crack at himself. >> welcome back everybody to "cbs this morning." >>> here are -- >> let's go. >> not short but long stories we're going to show you this morning. first this, wisconsin's governor elect tony evers ebetters is threatening to sue after republicans is threatening to take away his power. a second bill makes it harder for new leadership to withdraw a lawsuit seeking the repeal of the affordable care act. evers takes office on january 7th. they're accusing

trevor stone what's your opinion?” down and go through. trevor stone what's your opinion? divided which is why we had a referendum in a first place, theresa may i think to her credit has tried to take into account the views of the 16 million who voted to remain as well 70 million who wanted to leave. that's the compromise, and the outcome of that is that we finished in a situation where we are with the deal that doesn't satisfy anyone. do think she made a tactical mistake in the beginning by appearing to be unwilling to compromise and then it has since been go back? she could've been harder in the beginning, she said at the beginning no deal is better than a bad deal or perhaps i was the wrong thing to do early on but we finish where you are and i think everyone has to get behind the deal as it is. the other thing to consider is the fact that there is no one standing there who is she lost tonight, could actually take over and unite the party by definition they on one side or the other, and that would be inevitably ha rd other, and that would be inevitably hard in view, and

. >> look, rick -- >>> the trevor project hosted a star studded gala to raise fund >>> carrie ann? but in my opinion, you look awful good sitting in that chair, my asian sister. >> that was a tough day. julie chen thought carrie ann inaba would be the perfect replacement. she'll replace her through january, however, no official word from the network. >>> on cbs it's a big crossover episode of "big bang" and "young sheldon." mckenna grace and back as sheldon's nemesis/crush. how much do they really know about each other? >> jim parsons plays an adult sheldon "big bang theory." if you could pick an actress to play the adult paige, who would you pick and why? >> i think reese witherspoon. >> you're breaking >> she's awesome and kind like you are. >> have you worked with her? >> i have. she's the best. she's awesome. >> mckenna didn't realize iain has a star on "big little lies." >> who's won person you want to work with? >> meryl streep. >> she's the best. >> you've met her? what? >> yes, iain became friend while shooting season two of "bll". tonight, he and mckenna get in a tiff at a

now he's off to the suns with oubre who send back trevor reeves. crazy 24 hours in the nba. the wizards' head coach scott brooks knows all too well. >> i look at things differenth e's a lot of tough things in the world right now. i mean, i was traded at halftime. that was tough on me. i was still making a l of money. and the next team dallas still paid me in cash. >> prrities. >> that's right, get paid in ca . >> you thihockey, you think beer unless it's alex ovechkin. wine.t's fin could it be ovechkin is getting better with time, like fine wine. nowea 33 of age we're enjong vintage ovechkin in what has been a good year. goals on three tuesday, ovechkin friday against the hurricanes netted his second goal of the game and then followed it up with number three in the third period. it was the second straight contest with a hat trick for he ovechkin, second hat trick streak of his career. caps 6-5 in the shootout win. >> he came back after winning the stanley cup and he was ready to go from day one. and he hasn't spped since. so much credit and praise for him for what he's done.

don't miss appearances from trevor noah and oprah winfrey as well as performances by beyonce, jay-z,rretter, ed shee and more. special coverage tonight at 9:00 only on msnbc. here's co-host trevor noah with a preview. >> we're celebrating what i believe is the beginning of that idea. because south africa is still in its fantasy. >> absolutely. >> we've only had democracy for, what, 30 years? that's a short amount of time. and so on that stage, in the presence of those people, for me, the triumph is that genuinely, i always try to appreciate and embody the freedoms that i have been afforded by those who fought and died before me. because i know it's not my work. >> straight ahead on msnbc, "a.m. joy," jonathan capehart and his guests will dig into that new evidence to the extent that donald trump was working with and maybe compromised by a foreign power. you're headed down the highway when the guy in front slams on his brakes out of nowhere. you do, too, but not in time. hey, no big deal. you've got a good record and liberty mutual won't hold a grudge by raising your rates over one mi

clems clems clemson's trevor lawrence finds justin ross. 52 yards for the end zone. under 2:00 to play in the first half, they connect again, this time for 42 yards. ross had 148 receiving yards. 16-3. clemson got the ball back with 39 seconds left. the drive ends with lawrence throwing his third touchdown pass of the quarter. what a catch. 19 yards out. 23-3 tigers. third quarter, ices it with this 62-yard touchdown run. he had 109 rushing yards, the longest play notre dame has given up this season.g tohe bay area for the championship game. 30-3 the final. right now, georgia and ohio state shaking their heads. florida and michigan in the peach bowl. the gators' quarterback rushed for 74 yards, include thing 20-yard td run. florida led 14-10 at the half. michigan had four starters skip this game to prepare for the nfl draft. it showed. shea patterson picked off twice in the second half. you can see the michigan fans aren't too excited. 53-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter. florida claims the peach bowl in a rout, 41-15 the final over >>> arkansas state, nevada

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reporter trevor fay was at the release party. this was the scene at the sierra nevada brewery on thursday night. thousands of units of beer were sold to raise money for camp fire victims.sierra nevada's new beer - resilience butte county proud ipa - was an immediate hit, and ken grossman - founder of sierra nevada, says it's not just the chico brewery that's pitching in. ken grossman, founder, sierra nevada: "we've got currently over 1450 breweries around the country including breweries in japan and new zealand, and the uk and germany who are brewing a batch of beer themselves and selling it at their pubs or taverns in the next few weeks." the crowd gathered around the bar to see grossman pour beer himself for the first hour after its official release.it was a welcome sight for many who had come to meet grossman, and try his latest brew.matt colwell, chico resident: "well, i have to say i'm honored for ken grossman to have actually poured the beer. right? i mean, we went up there and we ordered three beers, ken poured three beers

remember, trevor ariza. rivers has since been waived but d.bre said he never expected to be tra >> it was unexpected to have my name in it but it was and i accept that. i'm past it. i'm glad the guys in the locker room were man enough to tellwh was going on when it involved me. that was a blessing. >> college basketball tonight, george mason defeated, 88-84, redskins-titans tomorrow, as close as must win if they want a ot at the playoffs. 3:00. we start our pregame, it wil be right here or maybe over there. somewhere. >> in nashville, double-teaming it. >> it's not the holidays until... all your streams come true. [ kids laughing ] that jerk is ours. play home alone. watch your holiday favorites however you want and find them faster with the x1 voice remote. now that's simple. easy. awesome. switch to the entertainment you've been streaming about. get started with xfinity internet, tv and voice for $79.99 a month for 2 full years. click, call or visit a store today. >>> fa police are making some meaningful r

trevor lawrence hooks up with justin ross. 52-y no good. cle clemson up six. lawrence lobs up for higgins here. that's a touchdown. it looked pretty good in real speed. it looked unbelievable when you look at it again. he bobbled it, caught it and focused with one hand. great catch. third quarter. clemson literally running away with it. travis, right up the middle. 62 yards for the score. clemson clobbers notre dame 30-3 ship gameal they going to play? heisman trophy winner kyler murray takin o. first play from scrimmage. over the midding, smith, ckup oe later in the first quarter, same score. to the corner of the end zone. great grab. alabama with a comfortable lead. up 28-7 in the second. the last time we checked in with the warriors, they were turning the ball over and oakland and azers' damian hill lalillard wa hitting his shots. tonight, a rematch in portland. >> it's not all the way there, but i think we're very open what it will take to get there. it's just a matter of doing it. we're very open, transparent, and the coach has done a good job of keeping

freshman trevor lawrence and clemson seeking their fourth straight acc title.umber two tigers will face pitt, top of the hour, and that's when we will see you to get you ready for the night cap here on championship saturday on abc.

tohe fourth arter, brown on the offensive board out to trevor ariza who obviously nails the triple. 24 led the wizards with points. washington up five. late in the fourth, a six-point game. kemba walker, 47.on hos able to howizardses snap a three-game skid 130-126 the final. b collegasketball maryland hosting radflrd, a teameady knocked off notre dame and texas this year. adford came out strong.ca ie jones finishes over bruno.n terps were d nine early. maryland would rally. fernando has the trip to tie a e game 26. second half all maryland. this time gives up to fernando. for the slam. he was tremendous. 19 points and 12 rebounds. maryland pulls t away f 78-64 win. >>> all right. now to the other capital one arena tenant. the washington capitals playing some of thef best hockeye season getting contributions from everyone, winners of their last three and 15 of their last 18 going into tonight's game with ottawa. alex ovechkin and company all smiles north of the border this evening. why not? first period is, evgeni kuznetsov for the tap-in. caps jump on the board first, 1-0. later in the

trevor lawrence's pass is tipped, but higgins is still able to come down with it giving clemson the 23me lead. same score late third. etienne puts the game with a with a 62-yard touchdown run. 30-3 is the final to advance to next monday's national championship game against alabama at levi stadium. >>> stanford, the cardinal up 8 off the miss. the put back dunk, that's stanford wins 93-86. >>> and cal hosting seattle. miles carter grabs the offensive rebound, scores and draws the file. carter scores 26 and the red hawks win 82-73, so the bears enter pac-12 play at 5 and 7. not a great season for pac-12 teams so far. >> it's rough. all right, we'll be right back. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our lowest prices of the season. it senses your movement, and automatically it can even warm your feet to help you fall asleep faster. so you wake up ready to make your resolutions, reality. and now, the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with mattresses by j.d. power. plus, 2

. >>> from the feel good file, trevor cahill signed aid one-year -- signed a one-year deal with the angelsmillion. he essentially rejuvenated his career the past week, his first since a starter as 2013. >>> and the nfl, the 49ers host the bears sunday, and it's ray game featuring -- it's a game featuring two young quarterbacks. the bears had the better record, but mullens has thrown for more yards per game and has a higher quarterback rating than trubisky. the bears defensive coordinator ha >> we' p good. even i can't deny that. >> pretty good. former high school star sabrina ianescu made history with her 13th triple double. a division 1 men's and women's record. >>> and south florida wide receiver mccant's pass connects with felix. the duke w zion the finish. >>> and north carolina, flies across the ice, scores, the blue jackets win 2-1. >> excitement there. >> bears and 49ers, anybody in for the upset this sunday? >> no. >> no. no, no. >> eh. >> i'm going with the 49ers. >> >. the silence is deaf muens, biggest win ever. >> we'll be right back. this is a fight. not to the finish. but to

tigers freshman quarterback trevor lawrence gets it to justin ross, who breaks 2 tackles, andor from 52 yards out. it's 9-3 clemson. final seconds of the half. now 16-3. team higgins is still automobile to come down with it. a 19-yard td pass, gives the tigers a 22-3 halftime lead. late in the 3rd, travis hit the hole, blows past the defender, and puts the game away with a 62-yard touchdown roll. clemson rolls past notre dame, to advance to next monday's national championship at levi stadium against the winner of tonight's game between alabama and oklahoma. >>> jim harba,gh and michigan meeting number 10 in the peach bowl. the wolverines leading 10-6. felipe fraction goes up the middle for a 20-yard td run, giving florida a 13-10 lead. 4th quarter, now 27-13 gators on 3rd and 20. michael peline goes 53 yards for the touchdown. and florida crushes michigan 41- 15. harbaugh and the wolverines they lose their final 2 games after losing the season 10-1. >>> saleft, the broncos up 6. taj idi nails a jumper. idi scores 16, and santa clara wins 79-71. their 2nd win this season over a pac 12