i'm trevor noah.ur guest tonight -- our guest tonight is a star of "black-ish" and the creator of a brand-new haircare line tracee ellis ross is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) and we're double lucky. we'll also be talking to one of the democratic presidential candidates who also has a new haircare line, montana governor steven is joining us! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, we figure out how to save the amazon rain forest. super mario brothers go back to school and donald trump finally gets his wall. so let's catch up on today's headlines. ♪ let's kick it off with the border wall. trump's favorite imaginary friend. ( laughter ) building it was his biggest campaign promise, and if you voted for him, then good news, it's finally happening. >> president trump tonight diverting billions of dollars from the pentagon from the military to fund his border wall. >> the pentagon notifying lawmakers it is diverting $3.6 away from procedure to pay for the president's border wall. cu

trevor: trevor. travis: travis. brad: brad.mpanies looking for unique designs for their products. the artists earn a royalty, the company gets some great designs, and everybody wins. it's a business with purpose, and it makes it a great fit for our company. take a minute, the three of you, and i want you to pick out designs that we're gonna launch. travis: okay. lemonis: okay? guys, there's all these, as well. stay on story. you were selling these watches for $35 retail price, and they were costing you...? travis: $5. lemonis: $5. and so if they end up costing you $10 or $11, i think that the perceived value difference between plain one and this, it's got to be $15 or $20. flex's watches used to cost them $5 to make, and they would sell them for $35. licensing printed village designs will cost as additional $5, bringing the total to $10. but it will also boost the perceived value of the watch, allowing us to raise the price of the watch by as much as $20. so that $5 investment will end up yielding the company an additional $15

i'm trevor noah.ur guest tonight was the star of spider-man into the spider verse and now place raekwon in hulu's new "wu tang" series! also, popeyes has run out of chicken and hurricane dorian braces for president trump. let's catch up on today's headlines. let's begin with news out of the vatican where the pope almost didn't show up for his weekly address, but turns out he had a good excuse. >> a rescue at the vatican after pope francis gets stuck in an elevator for 25 minutes, the incident causing the pope to arrive late for his weekly address in st. peter's square sunday. he told the crowd there was an electrical problem in the vatican that trapped him in the elevator and called for applause for the firefighters that rescued him. >> trevor: that's right, the pope was trapped in the elevator and the firefighters had dom rescue him. i would have been childish, i would have opened the doors and been, like, where's your god now? ( laughter ) it's actually weird because, like, you don't actually think

>> yeah -- ( making sounds ) >> trevor: i got it. >> my point, is trevor, trump has blown it.ipping on the phone like a little bitch -- ( cheers and applause ) i mean, like a waste of a wonderful opportunity! it's like when i gave my husband a hall pass and he used it to kiss karen from the p.t.a. karen! you know what i use my hall pass for? i murder (~bleep ) pierce brosnan! >> trevor: that is insane! >> i know, karen from the p.t.a.! >> trevor: desi lydic, everybody! we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) displfntl do it even if you're not supposed to be doing it. [translated from japanese] i do what i like. because there are those who don't. and those who do. let's do. no matter who tells it. and for justice, no matter who it's for, or against. ♪ herebuy a bunch of reese's.ck. (uh huh, there you go) turn off all the lights in your house. (yeah yeah) ( trick or treat!) and then just don't answer the door. not sorry, reese's. i can't wait to hear how too liberal, too conservative. but here, i'm gonna transform into the aspirational, inoffensive dream girl. here i'm gonn

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i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight is the star of barry and he's now appearing in the movie it chapter two. bill hader is joining us, everybody. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: also on tonight's showed, the first crime in space. we figured out how to stop guns, and alabama is going to be hit by a hurricane. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with brexit. the world's most unsolvable puzzle. yeah, it's like if a 12 side rubiks cube was also one of the traps on saw. and just 41 days after bore is johnson came in saying he would get it done, yesterday he officially lost control of his government after members of his own party defected to the opposition. yeah, in fact, johnson's entire day in parliament was complete chaos. >> the political turmoil in the u.k. where new prime bore is johnson is facing a major defeat in the battle over brexit. >> mr. speaker, i'm really worried about free trade deals with america. but there is only one chlorinated chicken that i can see in this house

>> trevor: welcome to "the daily show." >> thanks for having us. >> trevor: let's start with a few congratulationscongratulations, the show has been renewed for season two. >> that's right ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: and congratulations on having two successful shows on the air at the same time. >> yeah. >> trevor: that's really amazing because you have "south side" and sherman's showcase as well. >> that's right. >> trevor: did you in your wildest dreams predict that that would happen? >> i didn't even think i would be employed in 2019. we always said we wanted to have our own baby, we wanted to have our own show. we got blessed and had twins. >> trevor: what's amazing about the show you don't see the south side of chicago like this. >> not at all. it's a neighborhood that's been -- there are a lot of demagogues who have completely convinced you everything on the south side of chicago is violence. we don't even have to say some of the politicians that have made it their industry to say these kinds of things, but we wanted to show the actual south side. >> being born and raised on the south

i'm trevor noah.ur guest tonight is one of the quir"queer eye" fab five now out with a new book, antoni porowski is joining us, everybody! also on tonight's show, the big weekend in sports, a democrat who's getting real support, and president trump is beefing with everyone. alabama, might prepare yourself because the hurricane is totally coming back. let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off wan update on that big college cheating scandal. tv star felicity huffman has now pled guilty to paying a service to fake her daughter's test scores and prosecutors are asking the judge to throw the book at her. >> trevor: felicity huffman is scheduled to be sentenced next week for her role in the massive college admissions scandal. federal prosecutors are calling for huffman to serve one month in jail plus a $20,000 fine. prosecutors say huffman's conduct was deliberate and manifestly criminal, writing to the judge, in the context of this case neither probation nor home confinement in a large home in

>> trevor: wow. >> thankfully, she does.other who's a school teacher and set that lady straight. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> trevor: oh! i love it! every single story in the book has that feeling of overcoming. i also love that you have the book in spanish as well. "just ask." and the book is available now. "just ask," which is what i'm going to be doing with justice sonia sotomayor after the break, i will be just asking questions i have about the supreme court. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) (paul) wireless network claims are so confusing. america's most reliable network. the nation's largest and most reliable network. the best network is even better? best, fastest, best. enough. sprint's doing things differently. they're offering a new 100% total satisfaction guarantee. i mean i think sprint's network and savings are great, but don't just take my word for it. try it out and decide for yourself. switch to sprint and get both an unlimited plan and one of the newest phones included for just $35 a month. for peo

i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight is the host of the masked singer, just one of the many jobs he has. nick cannon is joining us, everybody. also on tonight's show, robots are taking over. your shampoo can blow up your car and donald trump is getting impeached. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: i know, i know, a very tragic time for the country. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with bore is johnson. british prime minister and ghost whose just soan a ghost. (laughter) he took time from the chaos of races to come and warm the united nations of an even bigger threat that will affect the entire world. the robot apocalypse. >> you may keep your secrets from your friends, from your parents, your children, your doctor, even your personal trainer. but it takes real effort to conceal your thoughts from google, who will monitor your nightmares, your fridge will beep for more cheese, a future alexa will pretend to take orders but this alexa will be watching you, clucking her tongue, or b

i'm trevor noah.ur guest tonight is the governor of the great state of california, gavin newsom is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, greta thunberg roasts the u.n. lenny kravitz has lost his mojo, and donald trump is getting impeached. ( cheers and applause ) please, please! please, melania, stop cheering. ( laughter ) so let' let's catch up on todays headlines. let's kick it off with the united nations general assembly. every year the world's leaders gather together in new york city to clog up our traffic and ruin our food deliveries. they also try to solve some of the world's problems, but this year all the attention has been on teenage climate activist greta thunberg. ( cheers and applause ) yesterday, she addressed the general assembly and did not pull punches. >> this morning the united nations still feeling the shock waves of teenage climate activist greta thunberg. >> people are suffering, people are dying, entire ecosystems are collapsing. we are in the beg

i'm trevor noah. guest tonight is president of microsoft, here with a new book about "the promise and perils of the digital age" -- brad smith is joining us! ( cheers and applause ) also tonight's show, someone is trying to kill simba, your phone sucks now, and someone is leaving the white house -- but it's not who you hope. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with the big news of the day. no modern president has lost as many cabinet officials or senior advisors in their entire first term as trump has in his first 30 months. it's a record, and now he's just running up the score. >> major anational monument today by president trump on twitter that he has fired his national security advisor john bolton. this is the tweet, "i informed john bolton last night that his services are no longer needed at the white house. i disagreed strongly with many of his suggestions as did other in the administration, and, therefore, i asked john for his resignation, which was give ton me this morning

i'm trevor noah!he third democratic debate just literally moments ago and we're coming to you live, people. don't believe me, check your watch. 11:00. see? told you. we'll get to what happened in the debate in a second. first, it's important to know the stakes coming in. unlike previous debates where all you needed to make it on the stage was a permission slip from your mom, this one had a hiring threshold for entry. only the top ten candidates made the cut. 11 if you include marianne williamson debating from the dimension of the mind. ( laughter ) it meant for the first time biden, warren and bernie were all on the same stage, yeah. so this was a major milestone in the primary campaign, which is why proper debate preparation was more important than ever. >> this morning the candidates are getting into debate mode in unusual ways. beto o'rourke jamming on the drums. andrew yang shooting hoops. pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar sharing the same likes. buttigieg tweeting very funny, united. >> trevor: bo

my name is trevor noah.ur guest tonight is the man behind one of the most famous leaks of government secrets in history, edward snowden is joining us on the show, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, donald trump breaks out his sharpie again. ronny chieng finds robots in a bar, and justin trudeau has a very dark past. so let's catch up on today's headlines. ♪ let's kick it off with president trump's trip to the west coast. yesterday, the president popped into california to host some fundraisers, talk about housing issues and stock up on edibles. easily the high light of his trip was getting to visit his favorite child the border wall. >> president trump took time from a fundraising trip to visit a chunk of bored wall in alta messa, california. he met with construction workers and was invited to sign the wall, which he did, with a sharpie. he boasted about the wall calling it the rolls royce of border barriers. >> it's designed to absorb heat, so it's extremely hot. the wall, you won't b

( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> trevor: welcome to the daily show with trevor noah everybody, i'm trevors are "the daily show," wow. this is amazing. let's do t let's do it, take a seat, let's get into it our guest tonight, the pulitzer prize-winning reporter was broke the harvey weinstein story jodi kantor and megan teuly are everybody, everybody. also on tonight's show, the nfl is running out of players, america may go if "the price is right" and scientists are experimenting with black. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with amazon. the biggest retailer has steadily been taking over the world and now they need your help to do it. >> tonight one of the country's biggest employers has put out the help wanted sign. amazon looking to fill ten of thousands of positions. >> today's amazon career day held in six cities arlington, virnlg yarks the future home of amazon's hq2 as well as nashville, boston, dallas, seattle and chicago. amazon's goal, hire 30,000 employees by early next year, from $15 an hour warehouse jobs to computer programmers and execs earning $125,000

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i'm trevor noah. tonight is a 16-year-old climate activist who sailed across the atlantic because she refuses to fly on planes. greta thunberg is joining us, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, vaping will be illegal. lewis black is here to save the future. and one of the world's biggest drug dealers is finally paying up. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with some big news out of washington because the vaping industry may be about to go up in smoke. >> president trump will propose banning all flavored e-cigarettes after the c.d.c. reported at least six people may have died from vaping-related illnesses. >> vaping has become a very big business, as i understand it, like a giant business in a very short period of time. but we can't allow people to get sick, and we can't have our youth be so affected. and i'm hearing it. and that's how the first lady got involved. she's got a son together that is a-- a beautiful young man. and she feels very, very strongly

. >> trevor: pac-man? >> yeah -- ( making sounds ) >> trevor: i got it. >> my point, is trevor, trump has blown it. he might get impeached for gossipping on the phone like a little bitch -- ( cheers and applause ) i mean, like a waste of a wonderful opportunity! it's like when i gave my husband a hall pass and he used it to kiss karen from the p.t.a. karen! you know what i use my hall pass for? i murder (~bleep ) pierce

trevor, hi trevor. i think trevor, hi trevor. ithink we, trevor, hi trevor.hat happened to you last week, what happened to your home? we can barely hear you but our home was destroyed, with the passing of hurricane dorian. the winds and the rain, the flooding especiallyjust kind of wiped the whole house out, it's just a building standing, the inside has been totally destroyed. we lost everything. our clothes, pictures, memories, everything. furniture. my babyis memories, everything. furniture. my baby is saying toys of.|j memories, everything. furniture. my baby is saying toys of. i said our doors. you lost your toys, listen, the picture has come back, i hope you might be hearing me better. so, let me ask you, marva, where have you been, are you in somebody else's house, has somebody given you shelter? i can barely hear you. we are staying with grammy. thank goodness for that, it must have been upsetting for you guys. goodness for that, it must have been upsetting for you guyslj goodness for that, it must have been upsetting for you guys. i am sorry, didn't h

trevor greetham is still with us.ind. is how do i read this yellowhammer? this is kind of worst-case scenario. it could be better, it could be worse. >> there is nothing incredibly startling in this report. some of it was coming out already last month. you put it all together in a document boris johnson did not want released. andpart of it was redacted reports say that involves oil prices. it really undermines his assertions that a no deal exit would not be the equivalent, essentially, to one apocalypse, that it would actually be ok. lawmakers have moved in parliament to avoid a no deal brexit but we will see the public concern about that rise. managing those public expectations is really the key. francine: what does it mean for the possibility of no deal brexit? would this force the government to cool off? they can break the law. even if parliament does not want a no deal, they could go ahead. >> boris johnson seems to want this on the table no matter what. he's convinced that having this in his back pocket will help

trevor martin, founder and ceo of mammoth bioscience is by guest this morning. >>> plus, can you make money doing the right thing? we look at venture capitalist investment in the environment. >>> and later, how pharmaceutical start-ups convinced men to pay mew through marketing. our reporters, kristen v brown from bloomberg. and business insiders, aaron broadway, this week on "press:here." >>> good morning, we are all aware the tech in silicon valley is less about silicone these days and more just a few days ago san francisco based igm biosciences launched a successful ipo raising $125 million. the company is developing anti-bodies to treat blood cancers. biotech is not my area of expertise. fortunately, i have three other chairs at this desk and can invite people who are much smarter than i am to talk about the industry. this morning i would like to specifically talk with genomic research and crisper, this is a way of editing genes. i would like to talk most beabout the positive side of it what it will allow us to do and the lives it will save. you are looking inside the labs of bios

everyone says they trade trevor bauer. what are they doing? they've gotten better since then.tarters and those four guys you just showed are a major part of it obviously. >> kenny: the most valuable player the all-star game, bieber. >> a.j.: not justin bieber. >> kenny: no. a shot to right center. a base hit for rodriguez. flaherty at third, chang moves to shortstop and bradley zimmer replaces yasiel puig in right field for the indians. >> kenny: here is greiner. one for three. great job by our entire crew in cleveland. our producer, aaron stoikof. associate director andy cavanaugh, broadcast associate sam younger, technical producer carla echols, marty aronoff crunching the numbers. j.p. morosi downstairs and john adams banging the drum throughout the evening out in left center field. i think john has received more air time tonight than anybody. >> a.j.: trying to keep up with j.p. in the indians' dugout. >> kenny: j.p. and j.a. >> a.j.: indians have a huge series this weekend with the phillies. we showed their schedule. we showed the replacements. bieber, plesac, plutko, the

for trevor, the england coach, this is dead. the finish. england and is there are there specific issues to address. he says thatjoe route is under no pressure as their captain at all as far as england are concerned. he does admit that jason has still got to prove that he is capable of batting at this level. a lot of england's selection for this match might depend on ben stokes. we did see him bold. england say they would pick him as a specialist batsman. what is the collective motivation here? they of the series is going back to australia and they have had such a long summer, surely there must be tired. i'm sure fatigue is a small part of it. but from the match itself, when we spoke about after the last game to get back to to have into that means a lot as well. the boys would like to be competing in that final and a couple of years' time. obviously yet to draw a serious and not lose one and don't need any more motivation than that. they said it registered about two out of ten. motivation for australia to win the series three having one, wel

>>federal workers say they are under attack by the trump administration, i'm trevor shirley in washington coming up explain why they were rallying today outside the capital and anti vax ers are working to try to overturn a new bill that was signed into law by governor newsome this time by collecting signatures. m big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >>opponents of california's new vaccine laws are set to start collecting signatures for a statewide ballot initiative. the group wants voters to decide. >>if a new law governor recently signed should go into effect. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>secretary of state alex by this week cleared opponents of sb to 76 and sb 7.14 to start collecting signatures for a statewide ballot initiative against those vaccine bills. the group wants voter

i'm trevor shirley.ionnaires disease kills one person's and dozens of others are in the hospital details on where it started the head. still ahead a slight l a x had to make an emergency landing because of this guy is complaining about which bathroom to se you want go to first class. >>whatthat passenger did and what happened to next and next a 6.30 we bring you the high live from our debate with the candidates who want to become the next district attorney in san francisco. and looks like the winds are going to be kicking up a little snow on the sierra nevada cold temperatures. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the next american chinese original is here. new sichuan hot chicken. for a heart breaking limited time only at panda express. >>there is in san francisco will have an an important decision to make in the upcoming november election for the first time in more than 100 years. there is no incumbent candidate in the race for district attorney instead for challengers have stepped forward to run for da from left to right we'll sh

abc's trevor ault has all the details. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, mona. good morning, kenneth. yeah, the tensions in the gulf are still extremely high. iranian officials saying they were prepared for full-fledged war but the u.s. reaction does seem to be settling at least a little bit. president trump is saying he doesn't want war and there's no rush to respond. after president trump responded the u.s. was locked and loaded following the attack that crippled this massive saudi oil facility, the president now choosing more cautious wording when asked about his message for iran. >> i think i'll have a stronger message or maybe no message at all when we get the final results of what we're looking at right now it's too soon to say. >> the president says it looks like iran was responsible for the attack. a senior u.s. official tells abc news both a drone and cruise missile used in the strike have been found mostly intact which could provide stronger confirmation of who was responsible. saudi officials also say the investigation is still ongoing but the initial

about the ashes, you know that when one series comes to an end there will be another one, but for trevorhis last match in charge of england. as ever, there are specific issues. he says charge of england. as ever, there are specific issues. he sastoe root is under no pressure the‘s captain at all, as far as england are concerned. jason rae has still got to prove that he is capable of batting at this level. a loss of it will depend on ben stokes. we saw him train today and we saw him bowl. england said they would pick him as a specialist batsmen if he wasn't able to bowl. what is england's collective motivation? they know the series is going back to australia, the ashes is going back to australia. they have had such a long summer. australia. they have had such a long summer. surely they must be tired?” am sure fatigue is a small part of it. but from the much is self, yeah, we spoke about it after the last game, to get it back to 2—2, obviously nowadays with the test championship that means a loss as well. the boys like to be competing in the final in a couple of years time. —— a lot as wel

thanks for joining trevor phillipsjoins me now. thanks forjoining us.rt of it, i think for the moment, it is a good decision by the director general but i thing there we re director general but i thing there were two things which still have to be considered. first of all, how could the bbc possibly have got itself into this hole? and kept digging for three, maybe four days, to this place? the first thing i think needs to be dealt with is how this was handled so poorly. secondly, i think the bbc has to look again at these regulations on, this guidance to journalists, which from the outside appeared to me to say to the bbc‘s journalists, you can be black and offer an opinion and so on but that doesn't... essentially what is being said about naga manchetty is it was signed to express naga manchetty is it was signed to ex press a naga manchetty is it was signed to express a view as an individual but that that was not regarded as part of her professional duty. i think thatis of her professional duty. i think that is a real problem here. if the bbc wants dive

trevor: which was amazing.lus 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

of action will be taken some stakehsh out out of the conversation as washington dc correspondent trevor shirley reports some worry that pro-gun special interest groups are having too much influence on the process. >>some gun violence prevention advocates say the white house is not listening to their concerns we've reached out to the white house many times since president trump was elected. but we haven't had dy anti-gun violence advocacy group she says at no point have they been included in talks with the ump administration which as you can imagine makes me a bit skeptical about the quality of any package will see from the white house. >>so far the president has waffled on whether to expand background checks. >>we have. >>if you may get background checks. >>opponents say the nra has too much influence over the gop and is steering the conversation away from sensible gun reform, something the nra denies in a statement the nra said it will work with any elected official to address the root causes of violence. >>without stripping law abiding americans of their rights. some lawmakers say the

some stakeholders say that they're being shut out of the conversation as washington dc correspondent trevor shirley reports for us tonight. some worry that pro gun special interest groups we're having too much influence on this process. >>some gun violence prevention advocates say the white house is not listening to their concerns we've reached out to the white house many times since president trump was elected. but we haven't had calls back. chris brown is president of brady a major anti-gun violence advocacy group she says at no point have they been included in talks with the trump administration which as you can imagine makes me a bit skeptical about the quality of any package will see from the white house. >>so far the president has waffled on whether to expand background checks. we have. >>if you may get background checks. >>opponents say the nra has too much influence over the gop and is steering the conversation away from sensible gun reform, something the nra denies in a statement the nra said it will work with any elected official to address the root causes of violence without stri

i'm trevor shirley i've got that story coming up ahead.onight wrapping up our last night of summer details ahead on what your fault has in store for us because summer-like temperatures will return to the bay area early this upco >>lawmakers are now calling on amazon to strengthen protections for its workers after several new reports came out saying the company's delivery drivers are being pressured into unsafe practices like working longer hours without breaks and speeding. >>washington dc correspondent trevor shirley reports that some in congress want amazon to do more. >>ohio senator sherrod brown says amazon needs to change its ways too many contract end up injured on the job or worse. he's disturbed by recent stories in the new york times and buzzfeed news alleging unsafe working conditions for some amazon delivery drivers. >>i know that amazon doesn't want to live under labor law that most other workers live under. they're going to be such an important part of the economy they need to start living up to labor law in terms of decent pa

his name is trevor irby. he was 25 years old.ed with an assault-type rifle at the gilroy garlic festival in california. >> i know trevor. >> you know him? >> i don't know him personally. i know history, yes. >> yet you believe that there should be no legislation, sir, none at all. >> that's not what i'm saying. >> -- limiting those weapons? is that correct? >> that's not what we're saying. what i'm saying is if you attack the what solutions going after weapons per se. >> that is not going to solve this problem. if you use the term crazy, psychopathic individuals adjudicated, i will work with you to say those individuals should not having a says to weapons. a defendant criminally convicted and used a weapon in a crime should never have a 2nd amendment right. >> that we can find common ground on. >> on assault weapons, you do not support any legislation restricting them, correct, the same type of weapon that murdered trevor, is that right? >> when you talk about banning assault rifles, i do not support that. because how do you defi

prevent a government shutdown from happening again in the first washington d skates dc correspondent trevor shirley reports on the efforts to make. what it means for your tax. >>shutting down the government doesn't come cheap, we found out that. >>$4 billion of taxpayer money was essentially wasted. >>that's what ohio senator rob portman says a nine-month investigation revealed. >>we also found out that there is about 57 1000 the years. lost productivity because of over the past 5 years a government shutdown has happened multiple times. >>totaling 52 days of stopped federal services and furloughed workers i'm not surprised that this is very costly to taxpayers to the workers and to government service and right now congress only has 12 more days to vote on a spending bill before federal funding runs out on september 30th. foreman says this is why the government needs a lot to keep shutdowns from happening. >>instead of having the government shutdown you have an automatic spending level from the previous year, they would ratchet down by one percent across the board. >>portman says that would

[applause and cheering] >> thank you, trevor. i mentioned those cities across the country that are going through a severe rental challenge. the worst case housing needs study says that they pay half of their income on rent or sub standard housing. one way shud hudd is addressing this is to build housing in the portfolios. the strategies and programs are assisting the san francisco housing authority here at sunnydale. the san francisco housing authority has been a national leader in repositioning the public housing units. the housing authority has completed many projects in its commitment to preserve and approve public housing. to date, theyv approved more than 4,000 affordable housing units and leveraged millions of dollars to make these critical improvements. hudd looks forward to partner with san francisco and the city to help families living in public housing. and i would like to thank and congratulate joaquin torrez and barbara smith for their leadership and commitment to public housing in san francisco. please join me in con

abc's trevor ault begins our coverage. trevor, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth.rning, mona. this is no doubt one of the most serious foreign policy challenges president trump has faced. an official tells abc news there's been urgent meetings through the weekend trying to figure out the best course forward here and whether or not to escalate this conflict with iran. this morning, tensions in the gulf rising to their highest level in years following a strike on a saudi oil facility that american leaders are calling unprecedented. senior u.s. officials telling abc news they believe iran is responsible claiming the country launched 20 drones and nearly a dozen cruise missiles in this attack on the world's largest oil processing plant. the president now saying the u.s. is waiting on word from saudi arabia for the next move but retaliation could be imminent tweeting that there is reason to believe that we know the culprit, are locked and loaded depending on verification. >> just a few days ago, the administration was talking about lifting sanctions and having discussio

trevor ault, abc news, new york. >> and industry groups say illegal vaping products are to blame. meanwhile, juul has now stopped most of its advertising. >>> time now for a look at your weather for this thursday morning. >>> good morning. tropical storm karen moved north of puerto rico but it will make a westward jog into early next week even though it will weaken since it will move west toward the bahamas. something we will watch very closely. hurricane lorenzo is strengthening possibly to a category 3 significant hurricane but since it is keeping across open waters, not going to impact any land. a flash flooding threat across the desert southwest remains intact through this evening and an additional one to two inches of local rainfall possible. i'm accuweather meteorologist lauren rainson. >>> coming up, the plane that had to be diverted because someone got stuck in the bathroom. >>> also, the new lawsuit targeting a major dating site. the allegations about fake profiles. >>> later the mystery >>> we're back with who got stuck inside the bathroom of a united irlines plane. the

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