then it's like a big crowd starts saying, trevor! trevor! ( laughter ) you know?e girl i'm with, she's like, that's trevor noah. can i go -- i'm, like, you stay put. ( laughter ) you know, so after that, we got done and went back and started watching the whole everything. >> trevor: oh, man, i appreciate it. most people would have been like that's when i started hating you. that's a pretty dope story. thank you very much for that. thank you very much for that. but let's talk about that. you know, you have spent time in south africa, but you've also spent time traveling around the world. you know, for those who don't know you, they are definitely bound to know you. burna boy's music has been blowing up. drake sampled the sound -- >> drake?! ( laughter ) >> trevor: you've got so many huge artists who sample the sound, and when you hear songs in the club, you hear nigerian and african music. i'm fascinated how it's not even call, it's music. you have a specific title. you call it afro fusion. what's that mean? >> it's basically like a pizza, right? ( laughter ) hold

>> trevor: welcome back to the the show. >> thank you for having me. >> trevor: and congratulations on "orange is the new black." >> yes. >> trevor: arguably, the show that invented binging. >> absolutely. >> trevor: yeah. >> i'm glad to be part of that history. you're welcome. >> trevor: but it's true. ( applause ) it's true. it really was, like, the first show where netflix-- before that, netflix was where people picked up things here and there. "orange is the new black" came out, and it was a show about women's prison, and it showed all of the challenges, and people just binged the entire series. why do you think the show has connected with so many different people? >> well, i mean, what the show has tried to do is humanize people's story-- people's stories, people, especially, that have been labeled as criminals, that have been sort of cast away by this label, people who have been affected inherently by this racist and unjust system. and people deserve those real stories. and, honestly, it was the first time we got to see a ton of people of color on screen, and people were really e

( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody! i'm trevor noah!hank you so much for tuning in! thank you for coming out! ( cheers and applause ) so amazing! our guest tonight is one of nigeria's biggest artists who is now taking the world by storm, burna boy is here, everybody! going to be performing, so much fun. also on tonight's show, cnn is starting a fight club, endangered species are back in danger, and how to get a free vacation from fox news. let's catch up on today's headlines. ♪ we begin tonight with some big news for the animal kingdom. >> the trump administration moved to make the most sweeping changes in decades to how the endangered species act is enforced. the overhaul would weaken a number of protections and allow the government to consider the price tag for saving some species. >> today some 1600 species are protected by the act. more than 40 species in this country have recovered under the act's protection, including that soaring symbol of american might. >> trevor: yep, that's right. the trump administration say they want to sta

this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the dailyhow," everybody! thank you so much for tuning in and thank you for coming out! welcome! let's do it, let's do it! i'm trevor noah. welcome to the show. our guest tonight is a star of "rocketman," and the new film "skinnen" ad about white supremacists james bell is joining us! ( cheers and applause ) also tonight on show, babies smoking weed. we go to auction and trump is getting into rap. let's catch up on today's headlines. first up, society's always searching for ways to make pregnancy just a little bit more comfortable, but this next story is taking it to the highest levels of comfort yet. >> here to tell you about the sharp rise in the number of pregnant women smoking pot lancht new study finding pregnant women turning to marijuana to ease everything from morning sickness to migraines despite no evidence it's safe. >> cannabis use in pregnancy is associated with having a baby who weighs less and there's growing evidence there may be an association with developmental problems. >> tr

>> trevor: welcome back to the show. >> yeah, thanks for having me, man. >> trevor: it's great to havecongratulations, i guess, as part of the documentary that you are now officially off probation. >> yeah, definitely. >> trevor: that really is exciting. >> yeah. living my life. >> trevor: for many people, they might see you and go meek mill, i saw you out there living your life already. has being off probation actually changed your life? >> yeah, actually, for my whole adult life, i'm 3 # years old now, i was 19 when i got put on probation, i couldn't travel when i wanted to. tomorrow, i want to take a day off and go to disney world with my son. before that, you couldn't do that because you had to plan 30 days ahead to do that. nothing could be surprised. traveling in your freedom, doing what you want to do. everything is good. i'm enjoying: ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: now, some people out there, you know, because they either have not had an encounter with the justice system, come from a privileged background, may not truly understand what probation is all about. somebody might

i'm trevor noah. tonight we have two guests joining us on the show, first we'll be joined by one of the 72 people running for president of the united states, senator michael bennet is here, everybody. that is going to be a lot of fun. (applause). >> trevor: and then from the netflix hit shows "russian dolls" and "orange is the new black" natasha lyonne is joining us, everybody. also on tonight's showed, math goes viral, texas cops do the worst old town road remix and joe biden is coming for your gun. so let's catch up on today's headlines. >> over the past week the nation has been divided over a range of topics. racism, guns, live action, lion king versus an nature-- animated i lion king and now this. >> there is a sumpel math problem designed for fourth grade ares but it is causing quite a division on social media. some twitter users have gone mad trying to figure out this equation t is 8 divided by 2 and in parenthesis 2 plus 2-rbgs seems simple enough but it is divided the internet and our newsroom

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i'm trevor noah.st tonight is one of the stars in the new movie "dora and the lost city of gold," eva longoria is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show -- wild animals prefer hip-hop and we have to talk about the mass shootings that took place this weekend. we're not going to solve america's gun problems in half an hour but we'll probably do more than congress. so before we get into that, let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with something cool. since the beginning of time, humans have asked two questions -- is it okay if our pets see us masturbating and can we fly? we'll never know the answer to the first, but the second might now be a yes. >> a french inventor has successfully flown his hoverboard across the english channel. frankie zapata soared from france to england on his jet powered board. the 22-mile trip took 22 minutes including a refueling stop. his first attemp failed after he failed to land on a refueling platform. an emotional zapata desi

i'm trevor noah.ur guest tonight is a best-selling author and she's a breakout star from the democratic presidential debates, marianne williamson is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, guns are back in the news. the new hot vacation trend and do you like corn, doesn't matter you're going to be eating a lot more of it. let's catch up on today's headlines. war -- hmm. good god, yawl. what is it good for? according to china, hitting back at the u.s. >> we begin with escalating trade war with china and the growing concern about its effect on the u.s. economy. >> the united states is officially labeling china a currency manipulator, accusing the nation of deliberately lowering the value of its money to sell goods cheaper and gain a competitive advantage. >> china also delivering a blow to u.s. farmersers, announcing it has asked state-owned firms to stop buying u.s. agriculture products. >> wreath is not happy with this trade war. the dow plunged more than 750 points mond

(cheers and applause). >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody! thank you so much for tuning in. thank you for coming out. let's do it! my name is trevor noah and tonight we are coming to you live, that's right, we are completely live. don't believe me, look at the screen behind me. it's night out, huh, you see, we're live. now the second night of the democratic debates just ended and of the two nights, this was the debate everybody was waiting for. you know, if last night was a small lower back ta too tonight was mike tyson he's face! because coming into tonight we all knew it was about. >> the stage is set for a second showdown, joe biden kamala harris facing offer. >> joe biden and kamala facing off again tonight after her blisserring attack in the firs debate. biden vowing he won't be so polite this time. >> joe biden telling donors it's no more mr. nice guy. >> i was probably overly polite in the way i didn't respond. >> trevor: yes, according to biden the last time he didn't do well was because he was overly polite which is a convenient excu

i'm trevor noah!ur guest tonight is a congresswoman from massachusetts and she's one of the four women who make up "the squad." ayanna pressley is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, democrats have an eating contest. hong kong protesters are now affecting the skies. and i reveal which billionaire pedophile killed himself in prison this weekend, it might surprise you. so let's catch up on today's headlines. ♪ let's begin in the world of sports and super heroness. this past weekend was the u.s. gymnastic championships where tough athletes competed in a range of events including high bars, pummel horse and the ring thingies. ( laughter ) while all the athletes are pretty amazing one is simply in a league of her own. >> simone bails finished up a milestone filled weekend with another gymnastics national championship, a final night including the olympic champ performed a triple double following a history making move on the balance beam. >> two flips, two twists never been done

[wild cheers and applause] thanks, trevor.kay, look, i never say this, but i feel bad for donald trump. i mean, like, clearly, he's in a social media rut, and we've all been there. your retweet count is down. your takes are getting cold. you just got unfollowed by rihanna. [laughter] - wait, jaboukie, did you just get unfollowed by rihanna? - [choked up] i don't wanna talk about it right now, trevor. i just need to give trump some advice real quick, okay? mr. president, if you want to get more followers, you gotta switch it up, man. i mean, first of all, you're too thirsty. like, look at all those capital letters. [laughter] stop shouting. nothing screams "i'm desperate for attention" like tweeting in all caps. you gotta play that shit cool, right? put everything in lowercase. "like, i don't know, i mean, "i guess we could do a muslim ban or not. i don't really give a [bleep]." [laughter] "i'm chill, you know?" second, no one wants to hear about "fox & friends" or all that old people shit. tweet about shows people actually wat

trevor is back to take us through the newspapers.and its boss warning that nationalism is a potential threat to the world economy. i guess he's talking about the politics of brexit, the politics of donald trump's america and others. he is. 0ver trump's america and others. he is. over the last 30—110 years capitalism and globalisation have taken a billion people out of poverty. they have reduced the cost of all sorts of goods that consumers spent money on. they have been a force for good but there have been lots of negative side effects. and there is this big backlash. which is showing up in brexit, jeremy corbyn, duterte and the philippines, matteo salvini and italy, populist, interventionist leaders and he's saying, can be pushed back against that? and a business roundtable in america yesterday, 180 ceos spoke about the top things that companies want to do and the fifth of those was making money for shareholders. this idea of ordinary people against the elite, the heads of some of the royal's biggest companies and he is railing agai

trevor: very negatively.part of this ongoing the , brexit is part of deglobalization, if they were feeling people wanted to put sanctions on china or felt uncomfortable with private , iets and joint ventures think it could be taken badly. francine: thank you very much, trevor greetham from royal london asset management. up, data shows europe's biggest economy shrank as factories were hit by the trade war. we talk that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." on a to germany and the german economy, it shrank in june with trade tensions putting pressure on its export-heavy manufacturing sector. trevor greetham from royal london asset management. is still with us. does this put pressure? germany may be adding fiscal stimulus, which is unusual for them, but not as much as they should be there -- should be. at thise told up manufacture benefiting from lower interest rates and a weaker currency. we are at the lower end of the is the business cycle can turn around, that would relieve so

it's a classic. >> that -- trevor.use we've got much more. we want to move to a brand-new revelation about beyonce. it has to do with that now-infamous incident at the 2009 vmas 10 years ago. kanye west interrupting taylor swift's acceptance speech. >> remember that? just when we thought we knew everything there is to know about the incident -- >> there it is. oh, my. still shocking. >> it will never not be funny. brand-new information, "billboard" is reporting that van popular, former president of icon media networks, told the magazine after he walked backstage and saw beyonce and her father crying. >> he reportedly said beyonce was threatening to leave so he made the unprecedented move to tell her she was going to win video of the year, and later that night, wouldn't it be nice to invite taylor back on stage to finish her acceptance speech and let her have her moment. >> and the rest is history. >> that really changed music that night. >> oh my gosh, it really did, and it gave us that really iconic moment that really

. >> i'm trevor ault. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on world news new oig. >>> president trump is downplaying fears of a recession and defending the trade war after last week's stock market plunge. he insists the u.s. economy is the strongest in the world, but democrats are warning there is cause for concern. >>> a large real estate deal. that's what the purchase of greenland would amount to in the eyes of president trump. the president's now confirming he's discussed the idea, but greenland officials say the world's largest island is not for sale. >>> hong kong is bracing for more protests this week despite the looming threat of chinese military intervention. sunday thousands of pro-democracy protesters took over the streets defying police orders. >>> in london the power plant demolition that cost thousands of people their power. the controlled takedown of three cooling plants went a little out of control when some of the debris hit a power line. those are some of the top

good morning, trevor. >> good morning reggie and kumasi. the candidates covered health care, criminal justice reform, climate change. when it came to talking about who would be the best for the ch's d they were quick to moaticpoeblicyf night one with lot more personal political brawling. kamala harris rushing to her attacks from early on. >> the vice president las still fail position that he took at that time. >> reporter: ts time biden bunching back and criticizing the senator for changes to her health care plan. >> you can't beat president trump with double talk. >> reporter: senator corey booker taking aim at the former vice president over criminal justice reform. >> since the 1970s every major crime -- every crime bill, major and minor has had his name on it. >> you had a police department that was -- you went out and hired rudy giuliani's guy and engaged in stop and frisk. >> mr. vice president, there's a thing in my community, you're dipping into the kool-aid and you don't even know the flavor. >> tulsi gabbert calling out kamala harr

trevor, you want to tell them? >> i would love to. so this is out of connecticut. a group of people, some senior citizens, as old as 85 years old, a group of six of them busted for having sex in a public park. >> all six of them. >> six senior citizens, as young as 62, as old as 85. >> wait, what? >> we're talking about approximately a combination of about 400 years of public sex. wait, what? >> yeah. so the five men and the one 85-year-old woman were charged with breach of peace, public indecency. >> yeah, i'll say. >> right, yeah. >> yeah. >> and it happened in the grace richardson conservation area in connecticut. the area is reportedly known as a place for people to have sex. >> huh. wait, what? >> right? >> yeah. >> grace richardson conservation area. doesn't sound very conservative to me. >> my goodness, not at all. >> yeah. all right, moving on. >>> yeah. okay, so a fish with two mouths. >> two mouths. >> wait, what? >> take a look. >> oh! that's weird. >> yeah, i don't like that. but it might be easier to catch if you're fishing. >> double the chances, righ

trevor martin muriÓ florida por los disparos el por considerar que actÚan defensa.s de 20 estados del paÍs han adoptado este tipo de prÁcticas. queremos saber si lo acepta el abogado que estÁ juzgando el caso y el juez. caro: le pasan en dÓlares tras una nueva demanda luego de perder a su bebÉ recién nacida que estaba bajo custodia de ice. la queja de la madre de guatemala es contrauna presa que opera en texas. los abogados dicen que la compaÑÍa no garantizo de que tendrÁ atenciÓn mÉdica la niÑa. y presentaron una demanda sobre el centro de atenciÓn en donde estuvo recluida junto a su hija de apenas 21 meses. estamos viendo las imÁgenes, borjas. en la comparecencia el pasado 10 de julio cuando esta madre le cuenta a las autoridades y en ivo.congresistas su experiencia borja: muy emotivo y se volviÓ viral. habÍa imÁgenes en las pantallas de esta cÁmara de representantesy sobre todo se volviÓ muy viral porque muchos representantes y congresistas rompieron en lÁgrimas como recordamos en el caso de alexandra. >>y este lugar es una prisiÓn privada y es uno de las mÁs gra

. >> and i'm trevor ault in for kenneth moton. we begin with your money and word that the white house is considering a possible tax cut to boost the economy. >> it comes amid growing concern, a concern the president is downplaying. serena marshall has the story from washington. serena, good morning. >> reporter: trevor, janai, good morning to both of you. remember last week there was that precipitous drop in the dow 800 points and, of course, it all happens as the trade war with china rages on. as the old adage goes, it's the economy, stupid. with recession fears looming finger-pointing rampant and the 2020 election in the crosshairs the president remains optimistic. >> we're doing tremendously well. our consumers are rich. i gave a tremendous tax cut and they're loaded up with money. >> reporter: but behind the scenes abc news has learned the white house is in discussions to potentially push for additional tax cuts to counter any possible recession. but it's partly those first tax cuts along with the trade war with china has thre

you want to try it, trevor?this little girl, hitting the notes and everything, ready? yeah! ♪ i'm every woman >>> this >>> this morning on "world news now," mixed messages from president trump. it appears he's backing away from supporting enhanced background checks on gun purchases. hear what he told the nra's chief on a lengthy phone call. >>> still developing, an arrest in a mass shooting threat. a teenager in police custody for allegedly threatening to shoot up his school. this morning we're learning this isn't the only mass shooting plot that was stopped recently. >>> new this half hour, a plastic water bottle ban is in effect. >> find out which airport has applied the rule to restaurants and vending machines. >>> we've finally decoded the name of the new james bond movie. why fans are hopeful the upcoming 007 might pay homage to james bond classics of the '70s. that's in "the skinny" on this wednesday, august 21st. >>> got a favorite james bond of all time? >> yeah, that game for m-64. >> "golden eye." that

. >> abc's trevor ault joins us from detroit with the highlights. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, od morning, diane. the candidates covered a lot of ground last night, health care, climate change, criminal justice reform, immigration, but in talking about who is best for the future, they were quick to criticize each other's pasts. night two of the detroit democratic debates featuring all the policy of night one with a lot more personal political brawling mixed in. senator kamala harris returning to her attacks from the first debate early on. >> the vice president has still failed to acknowledge that it was wrong to take the position that he took at that time. >> reporter: but this time biden punching back and later criticizing the senator for changes to her health care plan. >> you can't beat president trump with double talk. >> reporter: other candidates eager to jump into the cross fire. senator cory booker taking aim at the former vice president over criminal justice reform. >> since the 1970s every major crime bill, every crime

abc's trevor ault joins us with more. trevor, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tom.mily's trip. bob cats are typically elusive even shy. this one was vicious and persistent. it attacked essentially the entire family beginning with the 4-year-old daughter. this arizona family speaking out after their camping trip became a fight for survival. >> i just remember thinking this can't be happening. >> reporter: it began with cries of their 4-year-old daughter danica, attacked by what they thought was a rabid bob cat. its teeth sunk into her forehead. >> this was the scream that sends the chills down your spine. >> reporter: mom heather got there first taking the cat by the neck tossing it. the attack wasn't over. >> that's when it scratched my hand and continued into the camp where it attacked my brother, my father, brielle. >> it took an onslaught of kicks and punches. the family throwing rocks before creating enough space to flee. five of the family hurt, all receiving rabies shots. the bite marks and puncture marks still visible. wildlife officials say it's rare for bob

>>but as kron four's washington correspondent trevor shirley reports for us tonight. alcohol is not the only problem that authorities are up against. >>if you haven't seen them yet you probably will soon ads like this one, if you feel different. you drive different are the backbone of a million campaign by the department of transportation to stop impaired driving leading up to labor day. >>it's really important that we continue to get this message out because we're still losing so many lives to this issue. >>jamie fister of the national highway traffic safety administration says statistically the weeks leading up to and including labor day are among the deadliest on us roads and the whole point is to reduce the risk of impaired driving crashes and fatalities. >>she said don't worry mom i crossed in cross walks i stay on the bike path. i love you i'll be right back. and that was the last i saw of her. >>helen whitney's daughter was killed by a drunk driver while she was rollerblading back in 2000 when he is now the president of mothers against drunk driving and support

>>reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>and of the ohio shooter is now being charged what investigators say he did that help the gunman plus fighting fire with fire. the technique. a new study says is underused in california and next at 6.30 a new rule that could cause a dramatic drop in the number of legal immigrants in the united states. >>out of the sky, but you know if i'm forced forecast some showers for tonight >>a new federal rule could begin to limit legal immigration into the united states. the trump administration announced the new regulation today that comes on the heels of last week's controversial immigration raids on food processing plants. >>in mississippi camila bernal has the details. >>the number of legal immigrants allowed to enter and stay in the us cou dramatically dropped. >>today you see i asked the agency i head as part of the department of homeland security has issued a rule that encourages and insurers self reliance and self-sufficiency for those seeking to come to or to stay in the united states

friend first, i met him months ago. >> aww, look at him calling dibs on trevor. >> and popeye's told chick-fil-a to sit down, we've got something for you. >> and they keep running out of those sandwiches. >> can anyone find the sandwich? >> tell us, you know what, you guys, tweet us and tell us which one you prefer. i don't eat the meat, but you do. have you tried either? >> i have not been able to make my way to the four popeyes here in manhattan. don't ask me how i know there's four, don't ask me. >> all right, all right, good start to a monday, thanks for joining us. >>> we begin with weather. dorian churning out there. >> and on the mainland, mudslides closing highways in noccuweather's adam del rosso has today's forecast. >> janai and kenneth, good monday morning. a cold front extending from the great lakes into the central plains expected to bring some severe storms to start off the week. we're talking damaging wind gusts, hail, heavy downpours. into the tropics, tropical storm dorian working westward toward the windward islands. the track taking it there by tuesday morning. we

>>reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. the controversy all move by the trump administration why a cancer warning will not appear on a popular product. despite powerful evidence that it could cause cancer. >>plus what's the secret to making it to on 103 will find out and celebrate with the world war 2 veteran and retired bay area firefighter. >>and the raiders brand new superstar receiver or is missing practices but the reasons for his absence are. curious to say the least jason do choice us l uh-oh, looks like someone's still nervous about buying a new house. is it that obvious? yes it is. you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with your homeowners insurance. i didn't know geico could helps with homeowners insurance. yep, they've been doing it for years. what are you doing? big steve? thanks, man. there he is. get to know geico and see how much you could save on homeowners and renters insurance. actually, that's my buick.. your buick doesn't have a roof rack! this is my buick. how are we gonna fit in you

i'm trevor shirley.4,000 disney and eddie bauer baby sleepers are e concerns that infants could roll over and suffocate on them. the us consumer products safety commission says anyone who owns the sleeper should stop using them immediately. both were sold for $60 at target. kmart and other stores nationwide. back in april fisher-price recalled almost 5 million infant sleepers after more than 30 babies died in them over a 10 year period. take a look at this a 3 year-old boy in china survived a 6 story fall. he's seen here hanging on. that's a high rise. the heart-stopping moment was captured on video their egos the toddler is seen first clinging to the apartment balcony but he seemed dropping their slow motion neighbors used to large blankets to break his fall and they just had gotten those blank it's extended. the boy was not hurt. reports say he had been left alone at home and woke up from a nap to find his grandmother, not there. that's when he made his way to the balcony. the boy was taken to a hospit

. >> reporter: trevor, good morning. amid all of these controversies there's also a new one, the president again suggesting an end to birthright citizenship even though that's a guarantee enshrined in the constitution. mixed messages, confusion and what some might call chaos at the white house from further alienating our nato ally denmark, upset the country's prime minister rejected his idea to buy greenland. >> i thought that the prime minister's statement that it was absurd, that it was an absurd idea was nasty. i thought it was an inappropriate statement. >> reporter: to again accusing american jews of disloyalty. >> isn't that anti-semitic? >> no, it's only in your head. had no, it's only anti-semitic in your head. >> reporter: the anti-defamation league outraged after the president said a vote for a democrat means -- >> you're being disloyal to jewish people and you're being very disloyal to israel. >> i will be exactly clear on what that was, anti-semitism. >> reporter: and now reigniting another controversy. >> bi

i'm trevor shirley. california governor gavin, newsome has been very outspoken against the death penalty back in march to governor halted all executions. and close the death chamber, san quentin prison. even though that went against a vote in 2016 by california voters who rejected the repeal to repeal the death penalty and actually voted to speed up executions. >>the family of a bay area teenager being held in italy for murder. is vowing to bring him back home but there are some hurdles in the way. >>in sports the a's make a rare visit to chicago's wrigley field to take on the cubs mark >>welcome back to kron 4 news a big story tonight, the family of finnegan elder, one of the bay area teens accused of murder in italy is fighting to bring their son home last week 19 year-old father and their attorney visit elder in prison. elder in his 18 year-old friend gabriel the tally, your ths were arrested last month after police say they killed officer mario reagan during an undercover drug deal. police say both t

one day become a reality, saving lives all over the world come force washington dc correspondent trevor shirley reports on the new development. >>experts say a new study is showing a high level of potential after years of complicated efforts to create an hiv vaccine for humans. and it worked rather promising lee well doctor anthony found she director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases says early trials and monkeys showed the vaccine was both effective and long-lasting. i wasn't surprised at the results i was very pleased to see. >>not only that it was successful in with the ultimate goal was but the durability was impressive every year the national institutes of health spends about million on hiv research. this study is one of 3 major initiatives into an hiv vaccine. that's currently being funded by the end i age well as just another o and new of approach of trying to protect against hiv infection. since the epidemic began previous attempts to create a vaccine have failed. what's the challenge because hiv is an extraordinarily unique virus. every year about 38,

washington dc correspondent trevor shirley reports. >>kim petr served in the air force for 10 years even deploying overseas. now retired in delaware she legally uses medical marijuana to help with ptsd. >>jury they'll probably work out some sort of plea bargain to end all of this and if it's a guilty. there's absolutely going to be an appeal and one of the issues is going to be removing 3 jurors after 10 days of deliberation thank you paul. >>it's a lot to unpack here we have show you of your legal weed or you can have your legal guns, but you. at least according to the federal government. washington dc correspondent trevor shirley reports. >>kim petr served in the air force for 10 years even deploying overseas. now retired in delaware. >>indigo ship trial kron 4 will have live team coverage at the courthouse at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t cali

>> trevor, thank you. >>> we move on now. overseas to the clashes in hong kong. take a look at these images. police firing tear gas at protesters who went ahead with anti-government demonstrations despite warnings not to assemble. that conflict stretching into its tenth week now and could possibly affect the financial markets and your 401(k). >> reporter: tonight, arrest in hong kong showing no signs of slowing down after ten weeks of protests. riot police firing tear gas at crowds, trying to break barricades, halts road traffic across the city. meanwhile, several miles away at hong kong international airport, protesters staging a sit-in. now the first move from beijing targeting a hong kong firm, ordering them to halt any involvement in the protest. but since hong kong is one of china's key trading hubs, there's more at stake than businesses there. the man who predicted the collapse of subprime mortgages ahead of the 2008 financial crisis says if this situation in hong kong gets any worse it could pose a greisk to the u.s. economy as a trade war. >> if there's a

>>but for many veterans any change is a good one in washington, i'm trevor shirley. some perspective student loan debt overall in the us is at an all-time high not surprising. it's now over one and a half trillion dollars. studies show that college tuition has more than doubled since the 1980's, more than 3 million senior citizens senior citizens in the u s are still paying off. their student loans and student loan debt is the reason that 13% of americans in a recent survey said they decided not to have children. >>all of a sudden the storms start developing get ready. we've got even though that is bearing down on b >>police in san jose looking for a driver who took off after hitting a pedestrian early this morning. >>christina take te'o has more on the deadly crash ash. >>now the area behind me right now house cars driving through it, but just hours ago it was blocked off as a crime scene. well investigators were trying to figure out exactly what happened. let's show you where we are here in downtown. it happened off the san fernando street between 4th and 5th just

trevor mallard cradled and fed the baby while chairing a debate.l.

. >> reporter: janai, trevor, good morning to both of you. it's been hard to pin down exactly where the president stands on these issues as he's contradicted not just his aides but himself. it was a day of he said/he said. the president versus himself on guns, taxes and greenland. backing off any new background checks push again calling mental health the actual problem. >> we have very, very strong background checks right now. you know, they call it the slippery slope, and all of a sudden everything gets taken away. we're not going to let that happen. >> the position change comes after a lengthy conversation with the head of the nra, the president telling him he does not support universal background checks. following the recent mass shootings he had tweeted both sides needed to come together and get strong background checks. but it's the same type of flip we saw from him after the parkland shooting where he first told republicans -- >> you know what, because you're afraid of the nra. >> reporter: before later backing away from some of the bip

. >> and i'm trevor ault in for kenneth moton. we begin with one of the biggest online fraud cases ever. federal agents breaking up a crime ring that stretched across the globe. >> at least 80 people are charged with preying on businesses and unsuspecting victims hacking emails and fooling them into turning over tens of millions of dollars. some cases involved online dating scams. >> abc's serena marshall is here with all the details. serena, good morning. >> reporter: trevor and janai, good morning to both of you. this was a massive takedown following a three-year investigation. those scammers have been charged with fraud, money laundering and identity theft. federal officials are calling it one of the largest fraud and money laundering cases in u.s. history. >> some 80 defendants were charged including many internationally. >> reporter: an incredibly sophisticated ring accused of stealing at least $46 million through schemes targeting the elderly and vulnerable. >> in some cases the victims in this case thought they were communi

>>so this morning family and friends said their final goodbyes to trevor irby trevor was a new york state native who was killed in the mass shooting at the gilroy garlic festival the 25 year-old was one of 3 people killed the other 6 years old and 13 years old today friends say they want trevor to be remembered for the amazing person that he was. >>a superstar he would walk into a room and he would want to be too and everything that they're hit. and he said of that was going on and he wanted to dance and sing and just have as much fun as you could have everybody that was there and always made everybody feel as though they mattered as well. >>irby was at the festival with his longtime girlfriend who was not injured in the shooting he had just graduated from college and was working as a medical technician in santa cruz county. paul barrows at his funeral wore jerseys of his favorite nfl team. the pittsburgh steelers. >>another big story we're following new court documents revealing what police found in the gilroy gunman's car. the records show san teen oleg and had a passport, a clown mask,

abc's trevor ault has been following the story. good morning to you, trevor. >> reporter: eva, good morning. this is our closest look yet at this disaster for dale earnhardt jr., his wife, baby and pilots. all of them narrowly escaping after the plane went down and erupted in fire. watch the heart-stopping moment dale earnhardt jr.'s plane engulfed in flames. the door popping out and a man escaping. he reaches back and pulls out the nascar legend's baby girl. another man jumps from the plane, then earnhardt's wife amy seen tripping before they all sprint to safety. the dramatic video obtained by abc's affiliate wsoc even shows the family dog making it out of the flaming wreckage. >> there's a girl. there's a baby. one, two, three, four, five people and a dog. >> reporter: eye witnesses watch the family escape just before the plane carrying 1,000 gallons of fuel erupts. smoke billowing from the fiery inferno. >> it came out of the airfield through the fence and it is on fire. >> reporter: investigators combing through what's left of

they were not being unsportsmanlike, trevor. they were being american.ur slogan is, "america, [bleep] yeah," not-- [audience whoops] right? not, "america, oh-sorry-we-won." we're the country that won a war 200 years ago and we're still shooting off fireworks - so you're saying it's not arrogance. that's just how america rolls. - exactly. it's how we roll on the battlefield. it's how we roll in the soccer field. it's how we roll at our daughter's piano recital, which she totally [bleep]ing won, by the way. - desi, i don't think you can win a piano recital. - no, you do if all the other parents' cars get their tires slashed, and suddenly, orchestra night becomes tiffany night. i love you, sweetie. you made beethoven your bitch. - okay, you're a good mom, i guess, desi. but don't you feel even a little bad for thailand's team? - what? thailand? no, this has nothing to do with them. our women weren't playing against thailand. they were playing against the patriarchy. that's what this game was really about. - well, last time i checked, the patriarchy wasn't m

>> trevor ault, thank you. >>> when we come back, the river rescue caught on camera. five people including children thrown into the water after a boat collision. nearby fishermen stepping in to help out. boat collision. nearby fishermen stepping in to help out. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, or severe stomach pain. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with a sulfonylurea or insulin increases low blood sugar risk. side effects include nausea, diarrhe