>> trevor: personally signed, to me. >> to trevor, peace and love, spike lee. >> trevor: thank you, spike >> trevor: thank you. >> what you do is needed, keep doing it, man, because the streets love you. and that's 100, the streets love you, man. >> trevor: thank you so much. all right, people, "spike" is available november 17 whenever books are sold. this one's mine. el with take a quick break but with xfinity home, you can keep your home and everything in it more protected. i can wrangle all my deliveries. thanks, hoss! and i help walk the dog from wherever. *door unlocks* ♪ ♪ well, i can bust curfew-breakers in an instant. well, you all have xfinity home, with cameras to home security monitored by the pros. *laughs* learn more about home security or get our self-monitored solution starting at just $10 per month. before we go: thanksgiving is one of the busiest times for the feeding america network of food banks and meal programs, and their mission to bring nourishing food to people in need. if you would like to support them in their work, please donate at the link below and help to mak

>> trevor: personally signed, to me. >> to trevor, peace and love, spike lee. >> trevor: thank you spike>> what you do is needed, keep doing it, man because the streets love you. and that's 100 the streets love you, man. >> trevor: thank you so much. all right, people, "spike" is available november 17 whenever books are sold. this one's mine. el with take a quick break but tonight, but before we go: thanksgiving is one of the busiest times for the feeding america network of food banks and meal programs, and their mission to bring nourishing food to people in need. if you would like to support them in their work, please donate at the link below and help to make the holidays brighter for your neighbors. until tomorrow -- stay safe out there, get your vaccine, and remember: if you fart in public blame it on joe biden. you're presidential. now, here it is -- your moment of zen. >> president biden met camilla and broken wind so loudly that she was shocked. >> something about stories about people fighting in front of royals or royals farting in front of people, and i have an endless appetite t

this is "the daily show with trevor noah." >> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i am trevor noah, let's jump right into today's headlines. we kick things off with youtube, the place to go if you want to be radicalized but are too lazy to read. they're about to make a big change to the site, and if you don't like it, there's no way to tell them. >> youtube is going to start hiding the dislike count below videos. that means when you hit the thumbs-down button below a video the person who made that video will still be able to see that, but the total number of dislikes won't be displayed to the public. youtube says this is all in an effort to promote a more respectful relationship between creators and viewers. >> apparently, groups of viewers are targeting a video's dislike button to drive up the count, turning it into something like a game with a visible scoreboard. and it's usually just because they don't like the creator or what they stand for. >> trevor: yeah, finally! this is a great move from youtube. you shouldn't be able to bully

trevor: ( knocking ) >> who's there. >> trevor: amos. amos who? a mosquito. let's get to today's headlines. we kick things off with the ongoing investigation into the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol building also known as the most successful facebook meme of all time. a congressional committee is trying to determine if president trump and allies were involved in the violence to overturn the election, and they want to hear from steve bannon, torcher trump advisor and the only person who maybe should try horse dewormer. couldn't hurt. trump told his people not to cooperate with law enforcement at all. so bannon defied a congressional subpoena to testify, and this morning he turned himself in arriving at an f.b.i. office, looking like he'd already served ten years in prison. but if all of this activity has donald trump worried, he's not showing it. in fact, when asked whether he had tried to pressure mike pence into overturning the election on january 6th, well, trump basically admitted it in the most trumpy way possible. >> it had b

tonight: this is "the daily show with trevor noah." >> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah, and joining me for today's headlines is our very own roy wood jr. how you doing, roy? >> what's up, man? how have you been? >> trevor: i'm good, really good. >> i'm okay, man. i got on my sweater. >> trevor: okay, you said that like a threat. >> no, you know, just sometimes i feel like a sweater. i don't always do suits. >> trevor: all right, okay. i also wear sweaters sometimes. >> well, yeah i know. that's what i'm saying. i'm trying to be like you. that's what i'm saying. man, do your news. >> trevor: it's good to have you, roy. >> i'm happy to be here. >> trevor: i can tell. all right, let's kick things off with today's headlines. our first story is about money. it's the world's number one favorite thing to embezzle. and as of now, you need a lot more of it to buy all the stuff you need. >> the government just released brand-new numbers on inflation from october. they're big. >> america's prices surging more than they have in 30 years.

. >> trevor: really?olds the powers of the presidency? >> well, he's been flying around the world on air force one, says something. >> trevor: i thought joe biden is technically on air force one. >> no. >> trevor: they're faking it. >> yeah, it's not even a presidency. >> trevor: who is running the government now. >> president trump. >> trevor: he's running the government. >> and the military. >> trevor: and he's running the military? so we should blame him for what happened in afghanistan. >> no. >> trevor: but it's still his fault. >> it's way beyond my -- >> trevor: understanding. >> i don't -- i -- >> trevor: thank you for taking with me, george. enjoyed seeing current president trump. so q is telling them trump is still the president and also where to park their cars. a lot of characters here today. we have a woman directing traffic wearing a q anon shirt. she's also inspecting cars and for make believe pedophile rings. we have an interesting take on who's behind the january 6th insurrection. >> anti

>> trevor: will smith, welcome to the show. >> oh, good to have-- good to be here, man. >> trevor: did, richard williams, man. he is such a unique and powerful man. he is-- he is so many different things. and you love him or hate him, you know. but his-- his daughters and his family just-- they revere this man. and that was the thing that was so interesting to me because he's been vilified and villainized publicly. but the love in his family is spectacular. >> trevor: there is something to playing somebody in a way that doesn't provide a caricature of them, but shows you their character. >> yes. >> trevor: and that's what i really enjoyed about this film. we often hear about dads who are like ultracompetitive, they want their kids to succeed at all costs. before i watched the movie, i didn't know the full extent of richard williams. i knew venus and serena. i was like he is one of those dads. but he wasn't. >> no. >> he was trying to create excellence but he did it in a unique way. >> he did it in a very unique way and it was so different from what i expected him to be. hundreds of hou

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i'm just saying no one ever talks about benedict. >> trevor: former pope. >> former pope. >> trevor:s pope. >> previous pope. >> trevor: all right, now, after president biden exchanged irish jokes with the pope, he caught an uber to rome for the g20 summit where he and other world leaders got down to business. they got some things done. they agreed to create a global men him corporate tax rate of 15% which is expected to raise hundreds of billions of dollars until the corporations find a different loophole about five minutes afterwards, but when it came to another priority for the g20, tackling climate change, things weren't as successful. >> even the first major in-person meeting in two years couldn't bring world leaders closer together on the issue of climate change. the final communique, g-20 leaders agreed to softer language on reaching net zero emissions setting a starting of "by or around mid century." candidates pledge is to be carbon neutral by 2050. coal was also contentious. g20 leaders agreed to end public financing of coal power generation abroad but no plans to phase out

yeah. >> trevor: okay, cool. while most of congress is arguing over infrastructure and social services, josh hawley-- senator from missouri and guy at your high school reunion who keeps telling everyone how much his watch cost-- has his eye on some much, much bigger balls: >> "men are no longer men"-- that is the lament of republican senator josh hawley, who is really trying to make masculinity a political issue. >> the left wing attack on manhood says to men, you're part of the problem. it says that your masculinity is inherently problematic. it's inherently oppressive. as conservatives, we've gotta call men back to responsibility. we've gotta say that spending your time not working-- and we have more and more men who are not working-- spending your time on video games, spending your time watching porn online while doing nothing is not good for you, your family, or this country. >> trevor: okay, first of all, working and watching porn are not mutually exclusive. plenty of men have figured out how to do it. it's

this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. >> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody? welcome to the "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. joining me for today's headlines is michael kosta. did you have a great halloween? >> had a great halloween. i'm more proud of the fact i haven't seen a white person post a culturally sensitive costume. maybe we learned not to post, but maybe ted lasso was scooping up a lot of the white people costumes. >> trevor: i saw a lot of them. >> it makes me think maybe we need more tv shows with a white male charismatic lead. >> trevor: you know what, my man? i hear what you're saying. we need more white men represented on television so that people have more white men to look up to. >> look, you said it. the other thing i love about halloween, it feels like there are no rules. you can walk around your neighborhood drunk, drinking, you see a cop, they never say anything. maybe that's someone dressed as a cop. if you say something to you, you say my costume is i'm publicly intoxicated and you're good. >> trevor: i just have to commit nor crimes

this is "the daily show with trevor noah." >> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody? daily show." i'm trevor noah. let's jump straight into today's headlines. and there is a lot going on today. obviously the new adele album drops at midnight, which means you're about to be able to tell who's going through a breakup through your walls. the judge in the kyle rittenhouse trial took a bathroom break and let kyle be the judge while he was gone, yeah, which i've never seen before, but he insists it's totally normal. and two men who were framed for the killing of malcolm x 50 years ago were finally exonerated, which means the real killer could be anyone in this room. ( whispering ) but while american news is always breaking, it's also good to remember that other countries have news, too. all right, let's kick things off with russia, the fictional country depicted in "creed 2." they're also the real-life country that likes invading other countries, and now they might be back on their bullshit. >> overseas tonight, and the growing concern involving russia. the u.s. is warning

tonight: this is "the daily show with trevor noah." >> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody?ning me for today's headlines is dulce sloan. what's going on, delsa? >> may, man, i'm still above the ground, baby? >> trevor: i like that. before we used to say that just as a saying but now it's like a real thing. you're really above the ground. >> truly. i don't know how high we are, but we're not supposed to be up here. >> trevor: we shouldn't. >> i planked. i mean-- what? >> trevor: good to have you. >> thank you. >> trevor: all right, let's jump right into today's headlines. let's kick things off with a surprising new side-effect of covid-19. and this isn't a physical side effect like shortness of breath or loss of smell or "mask ears," where the elastic loops make me look like obama's secret son. no, this is a side effect of how covid has become a political football. or as americans call it, a political soccer. but, yeah, basically it turns out that once conservatives got angry about having to protect themselves from one disease, they decided to do it with other diseases as a m

>> trevor: yeah?> just prepping for thanksgiving, getting ready, i'm not hosting this year which is a huge relief but mi in charge of the dressing. which is kind of a huge responsibility. dressing all of my uncles? finding clothes for all 16 of them, that's a lot. >> trevor: i think the dressing has,-- you know what, desi, good for you. >> by the way, do you know where i can find a bunch of camo hats? >> trevor: no, no, i don't. >> i took an edible before i got here, i didn't know i was going to be on today. >> trevor: that's fine, desi, just relax and breathe and we'll be good. >> okay. >> trevor: yeah. you okay. >> happy thanksgiving. >> trevor: happy thanksgiving, desi. you good 134. >> hmmmm? >> trevor: okay. we'll come back, you shout if you need anything. >> okay. >> trevor: all right, let's jump right into today's headlines. we kick things off with today's big story, i'm not talking about everyone dunk on the eternals, i'm talking about an iconic stadium take on a brand new identity yns after 2

. >> that's true though, are you from south africa. >> trevor: trevor is the name i made up, people.about this, this is what i am enjoying about the show and your journey as a human being is let's be honest, hip-hop and mental health have not exactly been aligned. hasn't been like a culture of like this is how hard i am. and this is when i go to my therapist, that hasn't exactly been in the world am when did you decide that therapy shouldn't be a secret thing that i can conduct in a room once a week or whatever. this needs to be in the open. >> i thought i was going crazy because you know, for me, i had all of the success, right. you know new york times best selling book, nationally syndicated radio show, everything was going great, but i literally was not happy, you know what i mean. so i was dealing with like extreme bouts of depression and anxiety started to get worse. i remember actually being on vacation and i had this moment of peace where i didn't feel any of that. and i hadn't felt that in probably ever because i dealt with panic attacks my whole life. so i literally was like

with trevor noah. >> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody. welcome to the daily showk i'm trevor noah let's jump straight into the big story today which is obviously the omicron variant. the coronavirus mutation causing more chaos in the world than rihanna's booty pajamas. so let's try to break it down, not the pajamas, the variant in another edition of keeping up with coronavirus. for most of 2021 the walls have been fighting the various covid variant which are more he vish than than the ogi, we had alpha, lambda, delta, now it turned it into the shitiess house of all time but when we thought we had it figured out last week scientists in south africa announced they discovered a new variant. and what they saw is freaking people out. >> scientists are racing to learn more about a new covid variant already setting off alarm bells around the world. according to south african scients the mom kron variant has more than 50 mu taitions and likely to be more transmissible. >> it has a bunch of mu taitions, a disturbingly large number of mu taitions i

. >> trevor: yeah, that's right. many republicans have turned against the covid vaccine so hard that now they're turning against the flu shot. and, look, with the covid vaccine, i get it. it was new, people didn't trust the technology, but the flu shot has been around since forever. you can't decide now to hate it. it would be like if everyone suddenly decided to hate betty white. i mean, we were all cool with her for 140 years. what changed? and if you ask me, this is a selfish decision, because people who don't get the flu shot spread the infection to everyone. they sneeze into the air that we breathe, they grab the doorknobs that we grab, they touch the subway polls that the rest of us lick. it's disgusting. that's why i'm getting my flu shot for sure. although, i am going to space it out from my covid shot. i don't want two shots close to each other. otherwise, if they're both in there at the same time, they'll start a turf war. i don't want that shit, trying to keep it save in my body. it just really feels like

this is the daily show with trevor noah. >> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody. welcome to "the daily show," i'm trevor noah. let's jump straight into today's headlines because wow. yesterday was election day. and it was not a good day for the democrats. yeah, last night was the worst night for the democrats since kamala harris went out for cigarettes and never came back. so let's get into the democrat's disastrous night in our new and maybe frequently recurring segment, the red wedding. ♪ all right, let's start in the city that shook up the world in 2020, since the police killing of george floyd minneapolis citizens have been debating whether they should make defund the police a reality in their city. so yesterday they finally voted on the plan that would reorganize and rename the police department, give some of their functions to nonpolice and make cops more accountable. and that ballot measure lost by 12 points. which let me tell you now in politic sts not that close. it's not losing a football game by 12, it like losing a baseball game by 12, that locker room

you know t is not bus. >> trevor: it is hard to accept as a parent. >> yeah. >> trevor: but you are doingy really fantastic coffee table book/memoirish, i am excited to see what overtime is going to bring, congratulations. >> thank you. >> trevor: you got it. that was quick, still got those relax-- reflexes, dwayne wade's new book, dwayne is available now. we'll take a quick break and be i know things. barks it's under the couch driver or 3-wood? 3-wood. we want to retire early and need a health plan. my parent's plan won't cover me anymore. where can i get a health plan? at healthmarkets, they search many of the nations most recognized carriers so they can help you find the right plan at the right price that's the right fit for you. how long does it take? healthmarkets can help you find a plan in minutes. i'm between jobs. no matter where you are in life, healthmarkets can help you find your right fit and help you get what you qualify for. how much does it cost? healthmarkets service is free and has helped americans get enrolled in over 5-million policies. barks it's under the couch. it'

this is "the daily show with trevor noah." >> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show," i'm trevor noah. let's jump right into today's headlines. we kick things off with abortion-- a great topic for any first date. last may, texas tried to ban abortion in a new way: they didn't outlaw it, but they made it possible to sue anybody who gave or helped someone get an abortion, and if you win, you get at least $10,000. so, for example, if i drove someone to an abortion clinic in texas, anybody can sue me for $10,000, anybody on earth-- you, my seventh-grade girlfriend, brad pitt-- anybody! "snitches get riches." and the reason texas structured the law this way is so that the supreme court couldn't overturn it. but yesterday, the supreme court looked at this case anyway, and they didn't sound too happy with texas getting cute like this. >> today, as protestors rallied outside the supreme court, inside, for the first time, a majority of justices signaled they are not comfortable with the new texas law. >> conservative justices brett kavanaugh and amy

. >> hey, trevor. >> what's happening? >> could you give me like 20 more minutes? >> the internet has changed everything. >> we didn't know what we were doing. ♪ we could have had it all ♪ >> and then late night is hit with the biggest challenge it has ever faced. ♪ time for social distancing, pack your things and go ♪ >> they were always in your home, but now you get to be in theirs. >> my first guest tonight, as you can see, is mr. bubble. >> people were just like everything in the world sucks right now. i needed this so much. >> just swing for the fences and see how many lives you can ruin. >> something has changed. you can't ignore it. >> stop saying this is not who we are and start asking what can i do to change it. ♪ ♪ >>> cutting the cord to the cable company or the satellite company is a terrifying prospect. >> my presidency is entering the fourth quarter. interesting stuff happens in the fourth quarter. >> very few people leave the game when they're on top of their game, and that's what jay leno did last night. >> in 2014 as jay leno retired, there was def

>> all right, trevor ault with us tonight, as well. trevor, thank you. >>> and another case being watched by the nation. the first witness taking the stand in the trial of ghislaine maxwell, of course, jeffrey epstein's friend and alleged accomplice. she's accused of recruiting underage girls for sex with epstein. prosecutors laying out their case today. maxwell's attorneys calling her a scapegoat. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, more than a year after her high profile arrest, ghislaine maxwell, jeffrey epstein's former girlfriend and longtime confidante, on trial for alleged sex trafficking. the six-count federal indictment accusing the socialite of recruiting and grooming underage girls for sex with the disgraced financier and convicted sex offender between 1994 and 2004. today, the 59-year-old maxwell seated in the federal courtroom with her defense team, cameras not allowed. prosecutors alleging maxwell "served up" a 14-year-old victim to be abused by epstein, claiming, "she knew what was going to happen to these

so we know that trevor is doing this.as well. so we know they're lying. and we are asking the attorney to go back to verify this tomorrow. >> they do have a credibility issue for sure, and not just in the case of trevor. we should note that as well. >> right. >> can you tell us -- he is -- he still has a lot of his sentence left. he has served some hard time. but this is a nine-year sentence. what are your concerns about his safety and about his ability to communicate? >> well, we're concerned about his health mostly. he got covid while he was in moscow. and he still had some residual effects of that when he went to the prison camp. and the quality of medical care for the prisoners is very poor or nonexistent. so of course that concerns me as his mom. now that he is doing a hunger strike, that makes it even more concerning. but i know trevor. and i know that he is smart enough not to put himself into too much danger. i feel in doing this hunger strike is just indicative of how desperate he is. he's trying to bring attenti

. >> trevor. >> jimmy: trevor, where are you from, trevor >> canada. >> jimmy: canada hey, welcome [trailer just came out people are talking about it. what was your favorite toy as a kid? >> those -- they're like roller coaster tracks >> jimmy: wow, like hot wheels things >> yeah, yeah. like, it rips around >> jimmy: yeah, so like little -- but for cars, right? >> yeah, for cars. >> jimmy: yeah >> i said roller coasters. not cars >> jimmy: you said roller coaster, but sure, i got you [ laughter ] i mean, it could be roller coaster cars but that's cool. and you got into that in, like, in canada. did you have hot wheels or was it matchbox? >> yeah, we have hot wheels. >> jimmy: you do, yeah all right, so it's like a hot wheels jam what toy would you want to get now? >> new macbook pro [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no real connection to hot wheels but - [ light laughter ] maybe matchbox, mac book i don't know all right, here we go. guys, we have trevor he's from canada and his favorite toy as a kid with a roller coaster-y track thing -- car things on hot wheels things he didn't have to really

trevor ault joins us now. trevor, as of tomorrow, the uk will ban flights from six countries in africa because of a new variant. what do we know about that? >> reporter: well, linsey, this variant was first discovered in botswana. and there's been very few cases of it, but the uk's health secretary says it could be more transmissible than the delta variant and our vaccines could be less effective against it. and now the world health organization is going to be meeting to discuss this variant tomorrow, linsey. >> happy thanksgiving to you, trevor, and thank you so much. >>> now to southern california, where millions are on alert. red flag warnings are up as santa ana winds whip across the region. these images of damage are from the los angeles area. gusts up to 70 miles per hour. several blazes started overnight after downed power lines. tens of thousands are spending their thanksgiving without electricity in an effort to prevent more fires. many more face the possibility of outages. abc's kaylee hartung is in

as trevor ault tells us, the threat is not over yet. trevor: a weather emergency unfolding in the northwest, forcing people to flee their homes. in washington, emergency officials say at least 500 people have been displaced in one county, a flooding being called the worse the area has seen in 30 years. >> the water just came in fast, way faster than we expected. trevor: the governor declaring an emergency for parts of washington as authorities in two counties were forced to close interstate five due to floods and mudslides. >> anybody who wants to come pick us up and save us. trevor: a family north of seattle took to facebook to plead for help, as floodwaters outside their home rose so high, they reached the edge of the windows. >> it still rising. trevor: they were forced to stand on top of couches to escape the rising water. >> too late for any car. trevor: after three hours, a front-end loader finally rescued the couple and their dog. reggie: here is a look at live doppler 7. you can see it is starting to break a little bit in the pa

. >> and i'm trevor ault. mona is off, but we begin with some breaking news this morning. a flood emergency in the northwest. >> rescues have been under way overnight with hundreds of people forced to evacuate their homes while dozens of others have been stranded on highways blocked by mudslides. >> and these storms are also thnia weat cic rthw blowing ove extensive flooding forcing people to flee their homes. in washington, emergency officials in whatcom county say at least 500 people have been displaced, the flooding being called the worst the area has seen in 30 years. >> the water came in fast, way faster than we were expecting. so our house is in about four feet of water. >> reporter: the governor declaring an emergency for parts of washington as authorities in two counties were forced to close interstate 5 due to floods and mudslides. >> if anybody who wants to come pick us up and save us. >> reporter: a family north of seattle took to facebook to plead for help as floodwaters outside their home rose so high they reached the edge of the windows. >> it's still rising.

>> all right, trevor ault with us tonight. thank you, trevor. >>> now to the investigation into that deadly concert in houston, the astroworld festival. eight people, of course, were killed, many others injured and some still fighting for their lives tonight. now the fire chief saying travis scott and others should have called an end to the concert. and tonight, new and troubling video here showing the crush of people. one person trapped in a pile of others, but still managing to dial 911 at the same time. an ambulance trying to get to the injured. you can see the flashing red lights. someone jumping right on top of it. and those images showing 18-year-old ayden cruz climbing a camera platform, pleading with the crew to get help. abc news tonight obtaining a copy of the operations plan. did it account for any possible crowd surge? we know dozens of lawsuits already filed tonight. and abc's marcus moore from houston again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new videos from the astroworld music festival revealing just how tightly pac

trevor aaronson wrote a book on this, called the terror factory and it analyzed every terror prosecution, from 2001 to 2013. aaronson found that at least 50 defendants were on trial because of behavior that the fbi had not only encouraged but enabled. fbi agents were essentially the potters in these crimes, they made the crimes, crimes. you scarcely need to go back 3 months prior to the so called capitol siege of 1/6 to an event that has now evaporated from memory and from the national consciousness. and that is the so called whitmer kidnapping plot. the alleged plan was to kidnap the governor and put her on trial for treason, all because of michigan's covid lockdown. the federal government thwarted an alleged plot to kidnap the governor of michigan in a manner that included, shockingly enough, storming the state capitol. according to report in buzzfeed, michigan state police stood down and let protesters, including those in full tactical gear, enter the building unopposed. interesting parallel. well, it gets even better. 12 of the 18 conspirators were either fbi informants or undercover

trevor scott.e-year-old boy was wounded, described with life- threatening injuries, his family has filed a lawsuit, one of many alleging that ground staff did not do enough to prevent or stop the mayhem. a houston attorney represents more than 30 victims and says that scott and the holders of the event should have foreseen the tragedy after a similar crowd rush in 2019. video from friday shows scott did stop briefly to get help but carried on and, according to the attorney, made things worse. >> after seeing dead bodies in front of him, he turned around to the crowd and say, everybody put your middle finger up. >> the mayor of houston is fouling an investigation into the promoter, the park, and weather safety measures were followed. for his part, scott says he is cooperating with authorities and is offering to pay for the funerals. >>> four astronauts returned to earth last night as four more prepared to leave tomorrow. nasser originally planned for the two crews to meet aboard the international sp

trevor marshall is a historian and a leading pro—republic campaigner.kkeeper, as it was called, this is where he or the manager paid the workers on fridays. you know, at the desk. the people lined up out here. they lined up out here like, laughs, like if they come for the dole. they filed in, and got there and bowed... they had to bow before they got paid? yeah, they bowed and scraped. it was a feudal system. i know my grandad worked here at the sugar factory at the belle plantation. you are saying he would have had to come here and bow his head before collecting? not everybody was so deferential, but the average person, it was ingrained in new from the time of slavery. —— it was ingrained in you from the time of slavery. cap in hand, like the typical english labourer, yes guvnor, and you know, you are doing me a favour, you are paying me. daniel, you must compose yourself, you look as though you are ready to cry. careful of the holes here. and you, not only careful of this but the ceiling, the ceiling is disintegrating. can you imagine this in its peri

here is trevor ault. trevor: avoiding thanksgiving turkey trouble. to trim your list of trimmings. >> what kind of a thanksgiving dinner is this? where is the turkey, chuck? trevor: butterball does not expect an overall shortage, but a smaller bird might be tough to find. it is not just the main dish. for the cranberry sides, ocean spray said it is committed to meeting customer demand but expressed a variety of supply chain challenges, like aluminum can shortages, transportation, and other factors. we will have the very latest on supply chain plus the expert shopping tips to get your thanksgiving meal on the table, including a live interview with the president and ceo of butterball. jobina: these three toys were just inducted into the national toy hall of fame. they are the american girl doll, the board game risk, and sand, like sandbox sand. it made the list as the oldest and most universal toy in the world. reggie: that is a stretch for me pair that is not a toy. -- for me. that is not a toy. if you want to talk about the sand pail and the shovel,

. >> trevor is a great young man. he has so much going for him. he had such drive and he was achieving his goals. >> trevor rita, texas special force marina is still behind bars in russia. he is now on hunger strike to protest poor prison conditions, held in solitary confinement, and his mother thinks he knows why. >> he was a marine and they will leverage for him to get people back that they want from the united states. >> also a former marine was detained in moscow in 2018 and sentenced to 16 years for espionage charge he says was entrapment. >> he spends most of his days making button holes in the labor camp, it's a cold part of russia right now. >> president biden raised both cases in june, pledging to do everything he could. >> the families of the detained, we are going to follow through with that discussion. i'm not going to walk away on this. >> u.s. ambassador of russia announced to visit and both he and the state department acknowledge they are both unjustly detained. >> i can tell you that we are continuing to press this issue with the u

i did hear what trevor said.ther it's steel cans and making supply chain adjustments, we've had to do it and this year has been difficult, of course. >> let's talk about prices. prices have already gone up. do you forecast being able to keep the price us steady or do you predict they'll increase even more. >> you know, michael, we are unfortunately going to have to take pricing, we have in a lot of our products, and that's a reality. we have a lot of costs going up. all ingredients, transportation is something that is continuing to affect us as a company and we do have to pass those on. remember, they're family farms so have to make sure they have a livelihood too and haven't taken pricing in ten years at ocean spray. so we're doing our best to keep costs down, but we have to take pricing and are looking forward to still having a great season. >> and what is your recommendation for people like myself who are concerned if we're going to go to the store and it's going to be a bare cranberry sauce shelf? >> well, lo

good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, michael.e crowds are starting to file in right now. these are all the early risers here at laguardia airport and while it's not yet crazy the security line is about 25 minutes, it is expected to get longer and longer. we are expecting this to be one of the busiest if not the busiest departure days and airports insist they are prepared but people are counting on that as so many people are now heading home for the first time in two years. this morning, america's airports bustling as the thanksgiving travel rush is under way. >> we feel good. nervous for her, her first time flying. >> reporter: tsa expecting prepandemic passenger levels, more than 2 million flying today alone, the top destinations, orlando, anaheim, new york and dallas and travelers already seeing lengthy lines as pandemic restrictions ease. >> especially with the holiday they should have more staff on board. >> reporter: those crowds will be putting the system to the test. just weeks removed from southwest and american airlines

here's abc's trevor ault. >> reporter: mvp quarterback aaron rodgers is playing defense tonight. >> i made some comments that people may have felt were misleading, and to anybody who felt misled by those comments, i take full responsibility for those comments. >> reporter: after testing positive for covid last week, the nfl superstar igniting a firestorm friday when he confirmed he was unvaccinated, claiming to be "in the crosshairs of the woke mob," and saying when he was asked about his vaccine status in august, this answer wasn't a lie. >> are you vaccinated, and what's your status on vaccinations? >> yeah, i've been immunized. >> reporter: in the fallout, health care company prevea ending its partnership with rodgers. and state farm insurance standing by the qb, but significantly scaling back his appearances in their commercials this past weekend. rodgers has also been eviscerated by some prominent athletes. basketball legend kareem abdul jabar writing, "aaron rodgers didn't just lie and threaten the health of those around him, he also damaged professional sports." and while rodge

i want to bring in back on the show trevor reed's father, joey reed. on with us. >> thank you for having me. >> it's my understanding it's been a few months since you and paula have been able to speak with trevor. how much do you know how he's doing today and how are you getting updates? >> we've had two attorneys, local attorneys visit him and the ambassador sullivan visited him about a month ago, and that's the only way we're getting any information about him, because refusing to let him write or make any phone calls or anything of that nature. we're getting bits and pieces. he wrote some letters to an attorney we just got and saying that he was going on a hunger strike on november 4th and he wrote down in several complaints in a couple of letters and if he says he's doing something like that, he's doing it. >> explain the conditions that have created what he feels is this need for a hunger strike. some context on how his treatment is different from russian citizens being held in the facility where he is. >> well, to start with, he has his false arre

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hey, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. from everybody. crowded, a lot of people shouting over each other, you can find a big thanksgiving turkey this year probably no problem. but most americans again are opting for a smaller thanksgiving dinner and a smaller bird may be harder to find. it's arguably the most anticipated meal of the year, thanksgiving dinner, but this year, like charlie brown's thanksgiving, you may have to trim your list of trimmings. >> what kind of a thanksgiving dinner is this? where's the turkey, chuck? >> reporter: top turkey seller butterball says it doesn't expect an overall gobbler shortage but, if you're hunting to are a smaller bird, they could be tough to find and it's not just the main dish at risk of running afoul. for your cranberry sides ocean spray tells abc, it's committed to meeting customer demand but experienced a variety of supply chain challenges like aluminum can shortages, transportation and other factors. that's a trend playing out in every supermarket aisle. >> every time i go food shopping my f