i'm trevor noah!ur guest tonight is an oscar-winning actor who plays a presidential candidate in her new movie the "long shot," charlize theron is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) so excited! wow, you guys clap hard. it's like you work out. also on tonight's show, the north pole is going russian, measles are going viral, around jordan klepper is here to tell us what he's been up to on the road. first, let's catch up on today's headlines. let's begin with the big news out of washington where william barr, attorney general was a no-show for his own hearing. >> a no-show, attorney general william barr leaves a house committee hanging when it comes to answering questions about the mueller report. >> democrats inch closer to a vote to hold attorney general william barr in contempt of congress. >> the house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler opened the morning by scolding the empty chair that was for the attorney general. >> at least one democrat chose to use a bucket of chicken to illu

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i'm trevor noah.ur guest tonight is a renowned fashion designer and former winner of "project runway," christian siriano is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, the battle over impeachment heats up. neil brennan has a plan for the democrats and drake might get kicked out of the n.b.a. so let's catch up on today's headlines. ♪ let's begin with president trump. please hold your applause. ( laughter ) as you know, the commander-in-chief just got back from his trip to japan, and now we're learning just how far his staff went to keep him happy while he was there. >> now to another report leading to some outrage in warrant overnight. the white house reportedly asked the u.s. navy to keep a warship named after the late john mccain "out of sight" during president trump's visit to japan. >> before his speech, this photo obtained by the journal shows a tarp hanging over the warship's name. overnight, president trump deny anything responsibility, tweeting, i was not informed abo

i'm trevor noah.ur guest tonight -- our guest tonight is a former "the daily show" correspondent, he's now wrapping up season two of his h.b.o. hit show wyatt cenac is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, will ben carson lose his job? the queen of england goes shopping. and donald trump wants us to know he's totally cool. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's begin in not-so-great britain. today it was reported prime minister theresa may is planning to resign over her failure to negotiate a brexit deal. since the chaos of brexit could collapse britain's economy, they're stockpiling. >> a british supermarket received a royal visit. >> queen elizabeth stopped by a pop-up grocery store in england, the visit include add stop at the self-service checkout area. the 93-year-old monarch was intrigued with the technology. she asked staffers whether customers could cheat the system and leave without paying. ( laughter ) >> trevor: oh, man, that is so priceless, even the

i'm trevor noah.ctor back with season 2 of her h.b.o. hit show "big little lies," reese witherspoon is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) going to have a great time. also on the show, president trump steps into the sumo ring, el chapo wants to speak to the manager, and china is watching us. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's begin with the big news from great britain. for three years, prime minister theresa may has been trying to make brexit work, but now the only thing brexiting is her. >> tonight, high political drama in london after months of intense pressure and speculation, british prime minister theresa may finally giving up the job she'd always wanted, throwing in the towel. >> i will shortly leave the job that has been the honor of my life to hold. i do so with no ill will, but with enormous and enduring gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country i love. ( audience reacts ) >> trevor: oh! that's really sad. but, yes, theresa may resigned as prime minister

) >> trevor: yeah.> no, no, no, no, no, camera, stay on me. stay on me. nice try, trevor. fanned male candidates aren't just getting less camera time. when they get coverage, people talk about them like this -- >> kamala harris, she's running for president, she does what she does, she's snitty, she did her little thing -- >> that's kirstjen gillibrand. she reminds me of a wafer that's colorless, odorless and you think what did i just eat? >> elizabeth warren is a scol. >> elizabeth warren has a likability problem. >> exactly la wouldn't answer questions, instead she just acted like she is beautiful -- uh, which is how she handles everything. do you think she's beautiful? >> what are those pipe smooch? not doing it for me. she's not going to make the next jane fonda fitness video. >> oooh, scaramucci with the burn! he's just mad she lasted longer in the gym than he did in the white house. ( cheers and applause ) you know what? instead of mocking female candidates based on their looks, scaramucci should b

>> trevor: welcome. >> hi, thank you. >> trevor: and congratulations.tulations on not only being on the cover of "sports illustrated" swimsuit edition, but doing it 22 years later. >> can you believe it? 22 years later. ( cheers and applause ) and, trevor, it's about 25 to 30 pounds heavier. >> trevor: that's even more impressive. >> yes. >> trevor: no, it really is. ( applause ) that really is, because, like, this is something that i think a lot of people might take for granted. you know, we've lived in a world where for so long the fashion industry has determined how many people see themselves, how they view themselves, how their self-esteem is shaped. and you come from a world where, i mean, you were on this cover at a time when black women weren't represented, at a time when women who had normal figures and bodies weren't represented. and now you're on the cover going, "no, this is my body." was that scary? >> it was in the beginning, because i've got more dimples in my booty. i'm heavier. i have not modeled in a swimsuit heavier. i know how to hide

i'm trevor noah.ur guest tonight -- our guest tonight is a senator from new york and a candidate for president of the united states, kirsten gillibrand is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, bill deblasio wants to be the mayor of america. we find a solution to end all student debt, and it's never ladies yieght knight in alabama. first, let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with a story everyone is talking about. "game of thrones" ( cheers and applause ) last night was the big series finale. some are taking it hard. >> it has been a long and at times frustrating season for "game of thrones." you might need someone to talk to. bark.com is offering therapy sessions, viewers, if you need to complain about the potholes, have trouble with tend org just need help in the absence of your favorite show, the site promises to find a professional for you -- >> trevor: yes, that's right, a web site is offering therapy -- therapy sessions for people upset about the

i'm trevor noah!ur guest tonight -- our guest tonight is a tremendous comedian kicking off his new world tour this week, eddie izzard is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, roy wood, jr. steals trump's lunch money, "game of thrones" travels into the future, and we'll find out which lucky country gets to go to war with america. first, let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with some big news about a little baby. >> it's a boy for the duke and duchess of sussex. >> people across britain are celebrating the new baby who arrived past his due date. >> we had a baby boy early this morning, a very healthy boy. mother and baby are doing incredibly well. it's been the most amazing experience i could ever possibly imagine. how any woman does what they do is -- beyond comprehension. ( laughter ) but we're both absolutely thrilled. >> trevor: yes, congratulations to the royal family. this is such an exciting moment for them and, also, for those two horse doctors

i'm trevor noah! guest tonight -- our guest tonight is a former senior advisor to president obama and she's out with a new book about her journey to the west wing, valerie jarrett is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also, coming up on tonight's show, all the animals are dying, uber vs. new york taxies and nobody gets to see trump's taxes. first, let's catch up on today's headlines. planet earth. unfortunately, after 7 billion seasons, it's about to be canceled. >> there is a dire warning tonight from climate scientists. they say 1 million of the earth's 8 million planet animal species are now at eminent risk of extinction. >> the report released today in paris identified how humans are causing extension at a rate never before seen in human history. >> trevor: good lord, 1 million species are in danger of going extinct. that's such a crazy -- that's so many deaths. even the creators of "game of thrones" would be, like, jeez, guys, pump the breaks. maybe throw in a sex scene or two. come o

hmmm. >> trevor: oh, man. ( cheers and applause ) oh, man. literally about to step into the traffic rather than talk to steve doocy. he was like, "uh, taxi/fox news? taxi/fox news? i'll take a chance with the taxi." so, yes, it soon might be against the law to look at your phone in new york city while crossing the street. unless, unless, it's an emergency. that's what they said. which made us wonder how do you decide which counts as an emergency and which doesn't? ronny chieng went to find out. >> i'm here to find out what the big emergency is for all these people walking and texting. like this person is that an emergency right now? >> let me see your text. let me see it. come on. what's the emergency? why are you texting? what's the big emergency. is that an emergency right now? >> yeah. >> what's the emergency? >> >> i was telling my boyfriend about these shoes i saw. >> this is the dumbest shit i have ever seen right now. what is this? he sent you a dick pic? you call that a dick pic? let me show you a dick pic. >> no, you can't. that's my

i'm trevor noah!ur guest tonight -- our guest tonight is a writer and director with a new netflix limited series about the central park five. ava duvernay is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with the escalating trade war between the u.s. and china. all right? with no deal in sight, both countries are hitting each other with hundreds of billions of dollars in new tariffs, and now ordinary people in china are suffering some truly dire consequences. >> the "wall street journal" says millions of people in china could not watch the series finale of "game of thrones" because of the u.s.-china trade fight. chinese viewers expected to see the final episode, and instead saw a notice about transmission problems on ten-cent video. many fans fumed over social media. h.b.o. says china restricted "game of thrones" from airing due to the trade dispute. >> trevor: yeah, that's right -- american consumers may be paying higher prices, losin

and on 5g, you'l three and a half seconds. >> trevor: damn. you could download an entire that's going to be fast. i mean, we'll still spend 45 minutes trying to decide which movie to download, but once we've decided, we'll need to go to bed because we're tired. but tomorrow, three seconds, my friends! ( laughter ) 5g isn't just about download speeds. it's a game changer for everything. like, with 5g, you can have city where's everything communicates. like, doctors can perform surgeries from the other side of the world. can you imagine a world where your videos never buffer. your calls never drop. that would be amazing. except i guess now you could never fake a call dropping with 5g. that kinetic excuse is gone. you'll be like, "i'm losing-- i'm losing-- you're breaking up." you'll be, "(bleep) you're not breaking up. we got 5g." "yeah, you're right. carry on grandma." ( laughter ) yes, me grandma is samuel l. jackson. ( laughter ) so, look, there's no denying the technology is great. but why do china and the u.s. care so much about who makes i

you should resign. >> trevor: wow. man, you know you messed up if you made a senator from hawaii mad. (laughter) yeah. people from hawaii don't get mad, they live peacefully with volcanoes. you understand. the earth beneath them is lit reallily exploding and they are just like going. ♪ but don't get it twisted. don't get it twisted. even though the democrats were coming after barr, he didn't show up to just be their punching bag, no. when he got his chance he made it clear that there was nothing wrong with his summary because it wasn't a summary at all. >> we were not trying to summarize the 410 page report. i told bob that i was not interested in putting out summaries. i thought summaries by very definition regardless of who prepared them would be underinclusive. but as i said, i wasn't interested in putting out summaries. i'm not trying to capture everything. i'm just trying to state the verdict. >> you teutly used the word summarized in your letter. >> summarized the principal conclusions. >> which most people would

how nice. >> trevor: welcome to the daily show. >> what a nice audience you have. >> trevor: they veyd augustine isn't even here, if he was here, welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> trevor: and congratulations on genuinely one of the most surprising memoirs i have read recently. >> really. >> trevor: yeah, because i didn't know what to expected. but i didn't exement it to be as candid as it is. there are ups, downs, joy, pain. one of the things i didn't expect is how much of a prankster you are. >> yeah, i am, things in the white house are always pretty serious. and so i like to make a little fun. we have a good time. so one of the pranks that i pulled, we were leaving on air force two and i was coming from school. i'm a teacher. and so i was waiting and waiting for joe and he didn't get there. so i thought you know what, i'm going to get in the overhead. so i climbed up on to-- . >> trevor: most people would text but yes, yes, carry on. >> so i got up on the table and i opened it and i climbed in. and then the first, when they started, the staff came on to the plane. and i hid and

>> trevor: okay. so that is a list. don't get me wrong, i appreciate south africa being on that list but i think the list is all wrong, all right. i'm not going to lie. first of all, i love new zealand, great country, wonderful people but the accent is not sexy. it is not somethingy, all right, no one is listening to and you in zealand accent getting turned on, when you hear people speak, do you want to have sex? i'm sorry, horny for doing sex right now? yeah? i would plof to do the rubbing front thing, yes? and also new zealand and australia are not the same accent, australia is much more aggressive, sort of like yeah, in new zealand my tame is tiki and i would like to have sex with you. and australia is more i'm going to grand you real hard, mate, put my shrimp in your barbie, feel that, yeah. and like the rest of the weird u have irish a step away from being scottish, and italian, maybe some people like plummers but i don't hear it. in fact the only accent i'm if the going to argue with is south africa. my only quest

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trevor crowle. >> capri sun. >> trevor? >> what is observe? >> trevor again? >> what is curiosity?vor crowle who teaches spanish at palo alto high will put his knowledge to the test against a physics teacher from new york and an english teacher from arizona. good luck to trever. it airs at 7:00 right after abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> so our weather has been a little up and down today. >> it has. and will that continue? here's spencer christian to update the forecast. >> the answer is what is drizzle? it's mainly clear and dry out there. but during the overnight hours we'll see low clouds and fog gin crease. and we expect spotty drizzle at the coast and the bay. overnight lo overnight lows mainly in the low 50s. low 60s at the coast to low and mid-70s near the bay, upper 70s to low 80s inland. it will be a little unsettled on thursday or friday. we may get showers late thursday and early friday. but mother's day weekend is looking spectacular, sunny and bright both days. temperatures may break the 80 degree mark inland. low to mid-60s at the coast and a gradual cool down going into next

trevor, how are you? day. mother's trevor, are you an only child? thank you for having me here. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, corey. >> she is still alive at 104. >> that is phenomenal. >> your family is pretty famous in new jersey. >> at tried to call him this morning to ask what i should ask. >> have many siblings do you have, trevor? what are their names? >> tuesday and toye. >> i know something about you guys. i know that you have a ridiculously amazing mom who i get a chance be with on mother's day. i just wish you all the best. i hope i get a chance to read -- to me the rest of the family sometime soon. take care now, all the best. >> do you need me to come out right now? i got asked this question, what is your number one issue? are a lot of existential issues, everything from climate change to health care. i named a lot of the important issues, but i said the problem i have is i think the number one issue is are we going to solve those problems? we are a culture that's going from a beloved community to tribalism, or-based culture. it is a zero-sum game. i worry t

. >> trevor, how are you? are you a bodyguard? >> yes. >> happy mother's day. what a wonderful privilege. >> i definitely resonate with the -- [inaudible] >> well listen, trevor, are you an only child? >> no, no. >> well, thank you for having me here. >> nice to meet you. >> i love that. fantastic nice to meet you, cory. thank you. my mother grew up in -- [inaudible] and she still alive at 104. >> oh, my gosh. that's phenomenal. >> i wanted to let you know my cousin martin new house -- >> i know that family come pretty famous in new jersey. >> i tried to call of this when to ask what i should ask. i think he was out fishing. >> mark would ask a tough question, i'm sure. how many siblings do have, trevor? >> two. >> can i see a a phone really quick? what are their names? >> tuesday and torey. >> hold on a second. hey, tuesday and torey, it's cory and i know something about you guys. i know that you had a ridiculously amazing bomb do i get a chance to be with on mother's day, and your brother come he's all right, too. but just wishing all the best. i hope i get a

abc's trevor ault has the latest from washington. trevor, good morning. >> reporter: hey,kenneth. this is really a battle between the executive and legislative e publicans belie ppltiplee moa' repeed ts oeach this morning, the fallout from the mueller report on full display with treasury secretary steven mnuchin refusing to turn over president trump's tax returns writing to the house ways and means committees saying that the democrats' request to stump -- turn over the president's taxes lacks a legitimate legislative purpose and presents serious constitutional questions. separately tuesday justice department officials set to meet with house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler, they'll try to negotiate a deal to release a less redacted version of the mueller report. >> complaints with congressional subpoenas is not optional. >> reporter: today's meeting happening a day before a scheduled vote to possibly find the attorney general in contempt as it unfolds, democrats are also in talks with robert mueller himself trying to schedule a hearing for the special counsel to testify.

abc's trevor ault has details. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: kenneth, good morning to you. we're only days into these new u.s. tariffs on chinese imports and one day removed from china imposing tariffs of their own and already we're hearing from so many people who are saying they and their businesses are being impacted here at home. the effects of the trade war non dollars in value monday. the worst day for trading in months. president trump still steadfast in ongoing negotiations. >> this is a very positive step. i love the position we're in. >> reporter: the president giving a time line saying it will take three or four weeks until we know if efforts on the trade deal with china have been successful pointing to a meeting with china's president xi in ngs you know, at the g20 in japan, and that will be i think probably a very fruitful meeting. >> reporter: the president still insists china will be paying the tariffs, but u.s. importers, american companies, are the ones on the hook with the cost usually passed on to consumers. one pro-trade group says it could cost the avera

- it's already happened, trevor. - yeah? - so, first of all, let me just say.perience. and part of the new experience is all these people will follow when you go somewhere just to eat, and, like, when i go somewhere to eat, it's 'cause i'm hungry, and i really want to be able to eat, and, you know, when you have been working for a long period of time... - yes, yes. - and you're really hungry, you can get kind of primal. [laughter] like, "everybody back the you-know-what off. i'm hungry," and... and so i go into this place and it's-- rodney scott is his name, and he's got--in south carolina. so south carolina's got different kinds of regions, and based on the region, the barbecue sauce is different. - oh, okay, i didn't know that. all right. - vinegar-based versus, like, tomato-based versus mustard based. okay, so his is vinegar-based, and his--and his restaurant is just--the food is amazing. so i'm standing in line, and there's, like, all this press over there, and i can hear this whispering by some of the press. "what's she gonna order? what's she gonna order?

. >> abc's trevor ault has the new details from washington. trevor, good morning. >> reporter: janai and kenneth, good morning. we know that china has promised countermeasures in response to these tariff hikes, but we don't know what those countermeasures are or when they could take effect. it's possible something could happen today, but regardless president trump is standing firm in this trade war. president trump not backing down tweeting sunday, we are right where we want to be with china and claiming the u.s. will bring in billions of dollars in tariffs," but earlier in the day the president's chief economic adviser, larry kudlow, contradicting the president's claim admitting to fox news that american businesses will pay those tariffs saying both sides will feel the pinch from the trade war and that plans to raise tariffs on all chinese imports could take some time. >> we don't think the chinese have come far enough. how long does it take? i don't know. could be a couple of months thereabouts. >> reporter: the president appears to have the

abc's trevor ault has all the details from washington. trevor, a busy morning for you. >> reporter: it really, truly is. good morning. it does seem to get more heated by the day. we have both sides of the aisle accusing the other of severely pushing or even violating what they're legally allowed to do. the battle for the full mueller report ratcheting up even higher. president trump asserting executive privilege over the report wednesday then blasting democrats at a florida campaign rally. >> after two years, nothing. no collusion. now the democrats are saying we want more. >> reporter: the president's comments come as his son donald trump jr. is subpoenaed in a surprising move by the republican-led senate intelligence committee. they want to question him again following his involvement in that trump tower meeting with a russian lawyer. the war between the white house and congressional democrats now reaching a boiling point as the house judiciary committee votes to advance the contempt resolution against attorney general william barr for

trevor, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai and kenneth. when president trump first announced these tariffs, there were thoughts maybe this was just tough talk trying to get china to the negotiating table but as of 12:01 eastern the tariffs kicked in and we now know the president was not bluffing. the two largest economies in the world now in a trade war. friday morning president trump following through on his threat to raise tariffs on $200 billion worth of chinese products. >> i'm different than a lot of people. i happen to think that tariffs for our country are very powerful. >> reporter: tariffs that were 10% jumping to 25% friday in the middle of ongoing negotiations between the two countries. president trump announced the tariffs sunday prompting a week of declines on the markets. the president telling a crowd of supporters this week this was retribution for the chinese renegotiating what was close to a done deal. >> but they broke the deal. they can't do that. so they'll be paying. >> reporter: the president presented the conflict as

abc's trevor ault begins the coverage.revor, good morning. >> reporter: hey, janai and kenneth, good morning to you both. the tragedy unfolding at the airport. it was captured on video by onlookers and people on other planes too. and we know there were 78 people on board. more than half of them did not survive. a startling sight on the tarmac in moscow. aeroflot flight 1492 attempting an emergency landing sunday. video shows the wheels collapsing as the engine erupts in flames leaving a plume of smoke in its wake. later as fire crews rushed to the inferno, passengers leaping down the emergency slides and fleeing in horror. >> the problem in this crash was that the back end of the airplane was on fire, and so the escape chutes, the escape doors in the back of the airplane were not usable. >> reporter: among the dead, a crew member and at least two children. the superjet 100 had taken off live from the same airport just a half hour prior and was en route to the city of murmansk. it was forced to turn back due to technical re

but now trevor eve has taken on a new challenge and written his debut novel. elements of mental health, and draws at times on his own experiences. before i talk to trevor, i want to share with the viewers one of his best known roles in waking the dead. so the key to this is jamesjensen, a writer who confessed to the murders originally. he just walked in off the street, into a police station, and signed a confession saying that he was guilty. what, just like that? yeah, but it was thrown straight out—of—court. not quite right. the judge deemed him unfit to stand trial and he was sent for psychological evaluation. and while he was there, he beat up the male nurse. yeah. yeah, and it says here he hit him over 100 times in two minutes. 100 times in two minutes? that's major muhammad ali speed. trevor, one of the main roles he has played. welcome. thank you, and congratulations to you. after winter. i did not ask you to say that! i have pocketed the money. you hold it like a lawyer, protecting yourself. the novel, tell the viewers about it. it's called... short for

meghan and trevor were married for nearly two years before divorcing in 2013.edding was a casual affair, a four-day bash in jamaica with friends and family, sipping on rum punch. meanwhile, meghan and harry are "incredibly happy" in their new roles as mom and dad to baby archie. we're told harry's already changed his first nappy and baby sussex will be receiving more visitors this week, including his grandpa, the prince of wales. >>> now, onto the upcoming -- general fur lawrence, stunning in a silk pink gown. theyt weekend with friends and fa on their way to the event at a private home in manhattan. chris pratt and katherine schwarzenegger. their i dos will be a star-studded event filled with family and some of the biggest celebrities in hollywood, according to an "e.t." source. we caught up with mother of the bride, maria shriver, at the best buddies international fund-raiser over the weekend, benefiting those with >> fun, you know i think it's always great to celebrate love. it's the most important thing in the world. >> do you know what you're wearing yet?

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trevor: which was amazing.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 people they conn

. >> trevor kroll. >> a high school >> trevor, what is caprice sun. >> correct. >> what is observe?> that's the word. >> trevor again. >> what is curiosity. >> he put his knowledge to the test of a physics teacher from new york and english teacher in arizona, it airs at 7:00 tonight on abcp. >> he seems earnest and prepared. i. >> i like him. >>> in new york's metropolitan museum of art. >> celebrities showed out over the top outfits. here's nbc news' janai norman. >> in gma's fstloa top tren all night, now lara has the super bowl of fashion the metou wear the art. sometimes you are the art. sometimes you are both. >> reporter: this year's theme, camp. so what does it take to turn camp into couture? >> this is like that moment where you are like oh my god it's coming together. it will happen. >> reporter: this model gave gma an exclusive behind the scenes look at her red carpet transformation. tiffany haddish gave us snacks. >> what is happening inside your bag? >> you want a piece? >> i love you. m have o owned the night? all the moments you have to see to believe. with your gma fi

abc's trevor ault has the details. trevor, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai and kenneth. yeah, this is the latest in a string of state-level abortion bans that's causing controversy across the united states, but this alabama bill goes further than any of them. it makes it illegal to perform an abortion in almost every instance. >> he did not make a motion. >> he made a motion at the table. >> he did not make a motion. >> reporter: it would be the most restrictive abortion law in america. off a passionate fight -- >> mr. price -- >> reporter: -- the alabama senate passing a bill effectively banning abortion by making it a felony for the doctor to perform the procedure. the bill's authors say they hope to appeal to the supreme court to challenge the 1973 decision of roe v. wade, which legalized abortion nationwide. >> we are trying to keep it just as it was was to address the issue that roe versus wade was decided on, which is is that baby in the womb a person? >> reporter: this bill going a step further th