trevor? >> trevor: leon musk it wouldn't be the same. >> it does not carry the same worth, stop talking about the block chain, leon, you know what i mean. >> trevor: i hear you. >> so leon feels like kind of a dead beat name whereas elon is a disrupter so i'm not on board. >> trevor: so you don't think he deserves it at all. >> i think we're all being deuped by some good naming. >> trevor: i feel you there, you know, tesla. god name as well. >> right, if it was called elsa, you see. >> trevor: we just let it go. >> let it it go. >> trevor: all right, let's move on to tour next story which is from california. america's california is one of the most antigun states in the country which is a frustrating position to be in these days. especially when conservative courts are striking down any effort at gun control. but now the governor of california has come up with a new plan to limit guns and where he got the idea from is pretty hilarious. >> california governor gavin new some says he wants to use

what have you got to do, trevor? >> trevor: get vaccinated? >> yep. >> trevor: all right, let's move on to technology news. arguably the most important tech breakthrough of the last few years has been 5g and there are a lot of crazy conspiracy theories you might have heard like 5g causes cancer, autism or it's a mind control tool. a few weeks ago it was actually going around that when they turned on 5g, anyone who had gotten the covid vaccine was going to explode. this is a thing people believe, which is ridiculous. i have 5g on my phone and i turned it on before we came out here and nothing happens. see? but it turns out not everyone who has concerns -- ( boom ) >> trevor: yin anyway, turns out not everyone who has concerns about 5g wears a tin hat. >> warning of a catastrophic aviation crisis beginning in less than 24 hours when at&t and verizoner are set to launch stronger technology to give faster wireless service. they're wondering if 5g could interfere with altimers. american, delta, united and southwest urging u.s. officials to keep new

i'm trevor noah. let's jump straight into today's headlines. ♪♪ ♪♪ and we begin with the supreme court. the world's lamest gospel choir. today, major news people, supreme court justice stephen breyer officially announced he is retiring. you're thinking we spoke about this yesterday. no, that was unofficially. that was like a tweet that wasn't official but it was official. this is official official. this is going to have ramifications. be ever we get into the politics let's take a moment to mourn justice breyer's career. that's enough of that. joe biden, if you remember, promised during the campaign he was going to nominate a black woman if an opening came up on the supreme court because he cares deeply about representation and winning georgia. so now it looks like that's what we're planning to do but everyone is not happy about that. >> right off the bat he is excluded all potential candidate who are not african-american women. so if you're a man, if you happen to be white, an asian-american, hispanic

. >> trevor: i appreciate that.onsume an extremely complicated story and a complicated legacy in one of the most nuanced ways possible. thank you for putting yourself on the line. i want you to know, if your career ends, i will, like, claim that i never knew you. but i appreciate what you did. >> and i will respect that. this tape will be deleted. i understand. >> trevor: for real, congratulations and thank you very much. >> thank you very much, trevor. >> trevor: "we need to talk about cosby" premieres january 30th on showtime. okay, we're gonna take a quick break, but we'll be right back after this. the 49th anniversary of roe v. wade and, while it is still law in much of the country, women's reproductive rights are being threatened. but planned parenthood is on the ground, helping deliver vital reproductive health care, sex education, and information to millions of people, not just in the united states, but worldwide. if you want to support them in their mission, please donate at the link below. until tomorrow --

this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! >> trevor: hey! what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. joining me for today's headlines is michael kosta. what's going on, michael? how you doing? >> i'm okay. you know, it's kind of january. it's dark out. >> it's cold. you know, i just got my holiday credit card bills. you know, it's just kind of a down time. i was thinking maybe it would be nice if for you and the viewers if i started the show with a fun light hearted fact. >> trevor: oh, and that was it? >> yeah, wouldn't that be -- i don't have one but wouldn't that be nice? it would be a good way to start things. >> trevor: yeah, because i got depressed thinking about your bills and the darkness. >> yeah. >> trevor: it would be great if you started with something light hearted. >> going forward, that's what we'll do. >> trevor: my man, glad you think of these things. let's jump right into today's headlines. we kick things off with joe byron, the president who puts the hip in hip remaintenance. like most presidents, biden has a complicate

id dries el ba. >> trevor: yeah. >> you could do it. >> trevor: me? >> you could do it. >> trevor: no, i couldn't. >> yes, you could! >> trevor: i don't like vodka. >> you could fake it, though, it's a parters, an acting role. you could do it, i saw that shimmy. that's a bond shimmy. >> trevor: you can't fake drinking vodka. when you drink it, you taste it and i, like, throw up. >> you should try a little l.s.d. you could be a dry bond but replace it with l.s.d. >> trevor: i like that. i'll call your agents. >> trevor: thank you, desi. >> you're welcome. >> trevor: i'll take my l.s.d. ? >> we'll workshop it. >> trevor: we'll work it up. okay, let's move on from a war that night never start to one that never ends, the battle over covid vaccines. after what shoes should m&m's wear, asking whether vaccines are good is literally the dumb tion thing people can fight about but they are fighting. yesterday, thousands of people held a rally in washington, d.c. to hear why vaccine mandates are worse than hitler! >> in the nation's capitol sunday, demonstrators

this is "the daily show with trevor noah." >> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody?come to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. let's jump right into today's headlines. we kick things off with a story out of great britian, the country where "yasss queen" originated. when the covid pandemic first swept the world in 2020, the u.k. was one of the countries that was hardest hit, and it responded with a national lockdown. all non-essential stores were closed, public and private gatherings were banned, and megan and harry were forced to socially distance 7,000 miles away. but now we're learning that some of the people who imposed the lockdown weren't obeying it themselves. >> boris johnson is facing fierce criticism this morning. a leaked video shows senior downing street staff joking about a christmas party thrown by the british prime minister during last year's tier-three covid lockdown. >> this video shows aides rehearsing for a briefing four days after the alleged party. >> i've just seen reports on twitter that there was a downing street christmas party on friday night.

this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. >> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody, well om to "the daily show," i'm trevor noah and joining me for today's headlines is our very own ronnie cheeng, what is going on, how are you doing. >> hey, trevor, good to see you again, i am okay but i got covid like five weeks ago. >> trevor: wow. >> yeah, it was, it it was intense. it felt really sick, i'm glad i recovered but i think i may have some lingering headaches, brain fog and the worst part about covid is afterwards i look at machine gun kelly and megan fox news and i just feel nothing. >> trevor: like you've lost. >> yeah, just lost complete interest. i would be scrolling, see them biting each other's tongues it or something and i will be like, i don't care about this, you know, i hope in a few months, this goes away and i once again can enjoy megan kelly, machine gun fox news. >> trevor: tu see, that's part of the thing that is happening to you now, you are even mixing up. >> oh, did i just mix it up, damn. >> trevor: i'm sorry, man. >> it's all right, it could be worse, it could be w

trevor: but we think it st polite.ing individuals, people, the character you play is different to the characters that some of your classmates are playing and you are seeing different spectrums, different characters, different obstacles in life and that is what i love about the show, but most importantly can i say this, it is funny and it is heartwarming, people are telling a story about people who happen to have autism and they have autism in real life. >> there were characters that i met on set because all the neurodiverse people are are played by neurodiverse actors, also there was one actor who has autism that played a neureau typical person, i'm meeting most of these people in the character they're playing and that, they are autism. and then cut and i meet a completely different person, and it's, it was just so, that is why i love that quote, you meet one person, for every person i met on set i met two people where oughtism, their representation of it and who they really were. and it made me feel so good. this just

klepper confronts matt gaetz and ariana de bose debose, this is the daily show with trevor noah. >> trevor: hey, what is going on, everybody. welcome to the daily show, i'm trevor noah. let's jump straight into today's headlines. we kick things off with donald jumanji trump, america's 45th best president. last weekend he was back on the rally circuit kicking off his campaign to reclaim the oval office and the white house disney plus account. but trump might want to slow his role a little bit because it units out he's not the only one making plans for his future. >> former u.s. president donald trump is in hot water today with the new york attorney general. letisha james says her team has uncovered numerous instances of quote fraudulent or misleading practices related to the trump organization's financial documents. >> the case also turning up the heat on trump's children. who james says quote have been closely involved with the transactions in question. investigators now taking legal action to compel ivanka and don, jr. to comply with subpoenas and appear for sworn testimony about the comp

. >> trevor: oh no, no, no, no, donald, no! you can't exaggerate your apartment's value by $200 million. you i get it if it was an nft, but this san apartment, my friend. at the same time donald trump does not give a [bleep], let's be honest. he will brag about himself even if it gets him in trouble. i bet when a cop asks him if he knows how fast he was going, he is like yeah, i do, 400 billion miles a second, the fastest anyone has ever gone, i was so fast. so fast. do you want to test it again? so fast. ask me what i have been drinking. all of it. and look, i get on trump for a lot of stuff, but i can't get mad at him for this because deep down, he's just a landlord. and there is what every landlord in new york does. they will say an apartment has three bedrooms, when you get there, two of the bedrooms are show in the kitchen. but it is still the best deal for your budget so you sleep in the dishwasher. i mean it is what it is. all right, but let's move on to the question everyone has been asking. what the hell happened to th

tonight voting rights, and fran sis ngannou with trevor noah. >> trevor: hey, what is going on, everybodye to the dayee show, i'm trevor noah let's jump straight into today's headlines. we kick things off with the covid vaccine. it's the reason you no longer think heroin when you see the syringe emoji. personally, i believe that everyone should get the vaccine. i mean except maybe superman, right, because he is the only one who is not vulnerable to covid. and also the needle would just break on his skin, which i guess means that clark kent can't get the vaccine because then people would know that he's superman. so he has to pretend he is an sant antivaxxer so he doesn't give away his identity, he gets fired fired from daily planet so now he works for fox news? anyway the federal gooft tried to mick it a law that large businesses must require their employees to get vaccinated but last week the supreme court said you can't do that. and now companies have to decide whether to keep those requirements in place. and as you can imagine, no matter what the company's choose, they're screwed either

trevor: liver is the starting point.nk the potential for these novel proteins we are working on at mammoth for en viva applications across many organs is limitless. there is a lot of exciting organizations it can go and that's why we are starting with bayer. we are excited about the internal work at mammoth and the work with bayer. and i think we will see the power of these ultrasmall crispr systems in a variety of tissues. emily: gene editing has been controversial. what is your company's approach to the ethics? it is one thing to cure someone of sickle-cell anemia, but it is another to choose the color of your baby's eyes, or height and beyond. trevor: at mammoth we are focused on cures for debilitating genetic diseases. there are so many that we have such a high impact on with patients that that can be a focus for decades and hundreds of years and still not meet the full need. that is what we are focused on. ethically that is what you have to focus on. there are people that could be cured permanently of these diseases

trevor ault with us tonight. and trevor, the fda authorizing those booster shots now for 12 to 15-year-olds. the cdc meets next on this. so, walk us through the timeline, how soon could we see these teens get the shots? >> reporter: well, david, the cdc panel is going to be meeting on wednesday. they're going to make a recommendation then and once the director signs off on it, things are going to move very quickly. we could see the first boosters given out as early as thursday. david? >> and trevor ault in front of one of those very long testing lines in new york city tonight. trevor, thank you. >>> we know you have questions at home. let's bring in dr. ashish jha. happy new year, great to have you with us, as always. unfortunate we still talk about the challenges of this pandemic, but we will get there. i want to get to what we heard from dr. fauci a moment ago. this isolation, five days if you've tested positive for covid, but with no test showing that you're negative to then re-enter sort of the work force and

but this is a woman scorned and trevor of course. well, well, i've seen the netflix. i watch on netflix. you know, it's not alleged. i've actually watched it. i've seen her interviews, and now i'm over here with friends, prince andrew, what he's alleged to have done. he hasn't been in court as you know of. oh yes, yes, yes, i understand that. but then for his lawyer to turn around and say that had for his lawyer to turn around and say for instance, there's been a deal signs in the past. we're going to use not that's just the same of guilt either fight the case or dual credit that he's despicable, she's despicable. and this is not going to be a nice. i know if he served during the falklands war, i'm not sure exactly how much action he actually saw. is there any place for ceremonial royal titles in the british armed forces at all? should that be scrap? am? well, when you say no, it's here. allegiance, it's true. to queen her successors and peers. so it's something which is embedded in military and it's something that we need to count it edition. it's something that we n

trevor kennison will become the first adaptive athlete to hit the big air jump at the games.'s will ganss has those details. >> reporter: for someone who spent so much time in the snow trevor kennison has built a reputation around his warmth. >> i would say i'm very, very positive and always smiling. those two things are like huge and just like of my injury. >> reporter: back in 2014 trevor shattering two vertebrae in a snowboarding accident. the then 22-year-old paralyzed from the waist down. but the lifelong athlete refusing to let it slow him down. within a year trevor was back on the slopes in his new sit ski. >> the more i kept skiing and skiing, got better and better, that goal was obtainable and now i'm here. >> reporter: here at the x games and the goal, the big air jump. >> the goal is to, you know, take it to the sweet spot and go like 80 feet, 90 feet on it, however big that is. >> reporter: trevor making history as the first adaptive athlete to make this jump. >> you know, anything is possible. >> reporter: and at the top of that hill in those final moments before

i think that's a great statement. trevor, i think, is a very, very good request. i mean, are you suggesting though, in some way though, that, that people are getting easily distracted? i mean, for example, bars johnson facing political death a couple of weeks ago, for example, with a covert issues, potential covert corruption schemes, party gate as well. ukraine happening now with the u. k. media for example, is banging the war drum just about louder than any other country. right now you saying too many distractions right now? i'm exactly santa right. and i, all these little stupid distractions are pushing away from the real effort under could be i am looking for everyone, not. i haven't got an agenda here. but you know, last year we want to see as russian ukrainian us and british troops killed and assessed this war because our leaders of all for places are complete. idiots. i can't sit there and when people understood diplomacy. so catching dogs, no one gives a crop. we need to start looking at the proper news. yes. you told me that the minutes are getting on lik

andy learned so much from father trevor huddleston.itched to the anglican church. that is how he grew up anglican church. that is how he grew up in the church and got his family to follow him as well. he up in the church and got his family to follow him as well.— to follow him as well. he did say that he met _ to follow him as well. he did say that he met trevor _ to follow him as well. he did say that he met trevor huddleston l to follow him as well. he did say| that he met trevor huddleston at to follow him as well. he did say - that he met trevor huddleston at the age of nine and that are stuck with him always nigh —— all his life. he called his mother madam and doffed his cap to her. another guest here on bbc news. william gumede worked with archbishop tutu at the commission — he's now the chair of the democracy works foundation and joins me now from johannesburg. what has south africa and the world lost, you have spoken about his moral compass. he lost, you have spoken about his moral compass.— lost, you have spoken about his mora

here's abc's trevor alt. >> reporter: the hope for many was that 2022 would bring some relief. but days into the new year, car after car waiting in line to get tested. the omicron variant triggering massive outbreaks with record breaking levels of covid infections across the country. >> we are definitely in the middle of a very severe surge and uptick in cases. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci citing roughly 400,000 new cases on average each day. >> what we know so far is this variant is spreading fast, but the vast majority of those breakthrough infections continue to be very mild or even asymptomatic. the data especially suggests that those who are unvaccinated are far greater risk of the consequences of covid. that is true with omicron. >> reporter: data from last year during the delta surge shows hospitalizations are eight times more likely for unvaccinated americans. now, the omicron variant is driving a new surge. the near number of new infections causing a strain with more than 100,000 americans in the hospital with covid. patient numbers in new york are mirroring the leve

trevor got a good look at the rider, and immediately called the police.ervice said there wasn't enough evidence to take it to court. how did that make you feel? 0h, very annoyed. very annoyed. i mean, i'd like to see whatever the age or what have you, if you break the law, that there's something done about it. durham police say their officers are working hard to find solutions to antisocial behaviour, with durham county council, local fire and rescue services and other agencies to deal with this multi—faceted problem. last march, former royal marine sean ivey was driving through the village of shotton colliery in county durham. an off—road bike pulled out of a junction. thought it was going to hit the car. he basically come along alongside my car on the pavement, pulled a wheelie and went out in front. this wasn't the first time sean had seen bikers ride dangerously, so he pulled over and began filming. howay! i'm waiting foryou! i was shouting him back because i wanted to video him, i wanted to show people what's happening. and then he went over the othe

trevor marshall is a historian and a leading pro—republic campaigner.re the bookkeeper, 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...yes. they had to bow before they got paid? yeah, bowed and scraped. it was, as i said, a feudal system. i know my granddad worked here at the sugar factory at the belle plantation. you're saying that he would've had to come here and bow his head before collecting...? not everybody was so deferential, but the average person, it was ingrained in you from the time of slavery. cap in hand, like the typical english labourer, "yes, guv�*nor," and, you know, you are doing yourfavour, you are paying me. daniel, you must compose yourself, you look as though you're 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 period of glory? all o

trevor, thank you. >>> we're going to move on now and to the pandemic. as the omicron variant surges across the country, a cdc panel late today now recommending those pfizer booster shots for teenagers 12 to 15 years old. the fda has already signed off on this. those booster shots could be available for teens within days now. and tonight, the debate over schools. and whether to stay in the classroom raging on. in chicago, the teachers there, the union, voting to go remote. more than 300,000 schoolchildren suddenly back home. tonight, authorities there saying schools are safe, after president biden said the same thing. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, a cdc panel paving the way for the next round of boosters, voting to recommend a third pfizer shot for 12 to 15 year olds five months after vaccination. >> the motion passes as written. >> reporter: but so far, more than a third of 12 to 17-year-olds still haven't gotten their first vaccine shot. and now a record number of children with covid are going into hospitals. >> the overwhelming ma

abc's trevor ault reports from times square. >> reporter: tonight, new york city determined to revive the iconic times square ball drop as a virus-weary nation closes out 2021 with covid infections exploding to record highs. >> life must go on, and the party must go on. >> reporter: the u.s. facing a record 2.2 million cases reported the final week of the year. nearly four americans testing positive every second. but crowds already filing into times square. 15,000 people all masked and fully vaccinated. >> there's a lot of people, so we'll definitely get tested when he get home. >> reporter: other cities from atlanta to san francisco scrapping their new year's events entirely. boston offering vaccines at its celebration. and more than 300,000 people expected at a fireworks display along the vegas strip, as health officials urge people to avoid large indoor gatherings. >> there's really not a safe way to have a massive gathering for new year's unmasked. it's just a setup for failure. >> reporter: americans across the country still waiting hours in testing lines, from pennsylvania to ho

good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, michael.ng on what we knew was going to be a big number as every state finally reported their infections after the holiday weekend and we've seen a bump from a backlog before but this was an avalanche. more than a million new cases in 24 hours and an increasing number of those infected are children, most of whom and many of whom are now likely going to be eligible to finally get a booster shot. this morning, a stunning new daily infection record, more than a million new cases reported monday alone. most states reporting a backlog from the weekend but the total is nearly double the previous daily record and now vaccine boosters are likely rolling out to even younger americans. the fda fou now authorizing pfizer booster shots for 12 to 15-year-olds. recommending everyone 12 and up originally vaccinated with pfizer get their booster after five months instead of six. the cdc is expected to sign off midweek and shots could be available as early as thursday. >> it's more important now than ever for

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trevor, thank you. let's get right rigto ginger ze. where is the most significant snowfall hitting right now? >> reporter: oh, my goodness, whit, we've seen some flakes here but it's all west of us. you know what else is remarkable about this storm? we started the day in the single digi digits, then had a severe thunderstorm warning within 24 hours. that is a rare event at any point for january in manhattan. but look at this storm. now it is moving fwu western new york, so, binghamton, up to syracuse. two to four inches through new england tonight. then it will be moving east. i think the next noticeable part will be the wind. and you have wind advisories from pennsylvania right down through about la what. 20 to 50-mile-per-hour gusts. one more shot of arctic air, of course, is coming at us, as if that's the end of winter, but at least this week. that starts with 28 below, the feels like in des moines. 11 below, whit, in kansas city. >> all right, we know you'll be tracking it for "gma," as well. ginger, thank you. >>> next, the ceos o

i'm trevor shirley. >> thank you, trevor. now to the south and some san jose city council members are proposing a measure to allow non u.s. citizens to vote in local elections. the measure requires voter approval. it would give more than 200,000 non citizen residents in san jose, the right to select new lawmakers weigh in on different policies. vote. new york city and acted a similar measure last month. and san francisco passed a law in 2016 to allow non-citizen parents to vote in school board elections advocates say that expanding the vote would benefit people who are here from all over the world. we will update you with any developments there. still ahead tonight, how a pregnant woman's co-workers jumped in to help with she started giving birth at work. >> it's a scene straight out of a movie, a pregnant woman in colorado unexpectedly going into labor at work and her co-workers having a jump in to help. carly moore has the story. >> 5 pounds, 9 ounces. this tiny bundle of joy. never in a million years thought it was in a mo

if you're already wearing a parachute and i'll trevor jacob himself said, i did not purposely crash my plan for abusing youtube is he always wears a parachute and he's always filming himself tuesday, so that's no reason to be suspicious. that's his answer. but what would the consequences be for him if it's proven that he did do some purpose? it's pretty unclear at this asian expert david, the amount that i talked to. he said he's never seen a case like this where somebody crash a plane on purpose to get attention. now, of course it is against the law to recklessly and carefully operate a plane in the us. he could be fined, he could lose his pilot's license. i wanted to know if there was the criminal charges pressed against him, but the amount told me that given that he's flying over a place with not many people in, at the national forest, it's unlikely that those keys of endangering anybody besides himself, he's not the only person on youtube doing something dangerous to get clicks, right. that's right. i mean, you to be seen a lot of stuff gone wrong. it's gotten so bad or it got so b

i'm trevor shirley. sfo.ay passenger flights will not be affected there, at least not for the next 6 months. >> we are checking also with the oakland and san jose airports. kron four's dan kerman is following the story. he'll have a full report coming up at 5. police in union city are looking for 2 people suspected of robbing elderly people of their jewelry. 3 people were robbed in separate incidents on the 13th and 14th of this month. in every case, the victim say a man and woman would start talking to them and put the costume drury on them. and when the victims said no to the jewelry and took it off, the thieves would confuse them and take the victims real jewelry while even the fake stuff behind. in the south bay, a teenager involved in a holiday smash-and-grab is facing a string of felony charges. 19 year-old gregory jefferson. he was arrested at his home in pittsburgh earlier this month. police found some of what you're looking at, right? there are more than 30 boxes of luxury sneakers, clothing, a ghost

trevor noah. that was that was a lieutenant robinson and he would have had anyway, we never got invited back. so i'm not saying this my ideal audience, but it's interesting to talk to an audience that you don't think is going to be receptive. and to feel the change in the room and then to hear the questions that come out of it, so i enjoy those kinds of challenges. have you experienced so an interesting question so you were so 2015 is when you began to work on the podcast and obviously it's been a runaway success and so on and so forth. how many? prisons or jails are now permitting or at least thinking about allowing people to do creative work along the same line. well, i will say i can't give you a number but we get so many more emails and and questions from other prisons where they're trying to start podcasts or other groups are starting podcasts. so i would say it's proliferating. i don't know what the number is, but we are also trying to get into other prisons. so spread outside of san quentin

it was he, gilles tetreault who so frightened that couple out first stroll, trevor and marissa. the phone and before long found himself in a little room with detective bill clark. and, in my career, it was probably the most spellbinding interview i've ever had with the witness. >> and now. you are about to hear that story. firsthand. coming up. all of the sudden, i see this man, wearing this black and gold hockey mask. this guy was much bigger, any hit me with a stun gun. >> the horror story really. happened >> it was life flashed before my, eyes like oh my god, my family is never going to see me again. >> when dateline continues. nues lors we work with to help improve - and even change - people's lives. moving from mental illness to mental wellness starts in our circle. this is intra-cellular therapies. hey, come here! nurtec odt is the first and only medication proven to treat and prevent migraines. don't take if allergic to nurtec. the most common side effects were nausea, stomach pain, and indigestion. ask your doctor about nurtec today! we had talked when gilles tetreault j

during the height of covid parents witnessed firsthand with the educators and proud to once again trevoray increase for our teachers. [applause] we are increasing investment with a higher institutions. like autism therapy with the educatione system and most importantly with the promising precious resources and in a state like never before because i believe in each of you. we are a state of thinkers and dreamers in our state's history is proof of that. nineteen oh three and before henry ford invented the model a young lady mary anderson who came up with the idea of windshield wipers. around that time george washington carver sat with booker t. washington and together they put tuskegee institute on the map. a few miles to the west, the wright brothers established the first goal on the outskirts of montgomery with maxwell air force base a couple of decades later. and there was a german scientist who would be his team of the flight sound then to become part of the saturn five. and with the united states spacee command. so with innovation and discovery so what lies ahead but if we do strategi

however, so far all the test came back negative and and yet what abating did a state increase the trevor restrictions? so for example now and you dont only have to do a negative test and before you enter the city, but also after arriving you have to do one more test. it has to be negative. otherwise, you are required to do a current tenant isolation and also am actually the arrested are, are required not to order males from outside delivery from outside because and the authority said it, they could pull out that the army crankcase arrived from the city through a partial delivery from canada, however, this known rios significant scientific evidence for it. and what is also wanting authorities in virginia is a large cluster of covered cases in the city of 10 gin. just a 150 kilometers away. nearly 300 cases have been reported here and the local government has guided out at least 3 rounds of mass testing on it's 14000000 residents so far. and here now are some other developments in the pandemic across the region. japan's government is looking at and posing a quasi state of emergency on the

good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, george.is virus continues to evolve health care experts say it's imperative our tools will continue to evolve with it and this new vaccine being tested by pfizer was designed specifically to fight the omicron variant as it continues to spread rapidly. but this morning, there are many signs that some areas may have already seen their omicron peak. this morning, a new weapon being tested in the war on omicron. pfizer announcing the start of trials for its omicron specific vaccine booster with more than 1,400 trial patients set to receive one or more doses of the variant-based vaccine, though experts say it doesn't appear a strain-specific booster is necessary for people who are already vaccinated and boosted. one of the categories being tested is a three-shot course of the vaccine tailored for omicron in patients with no vaccinations at all. it comes just as the fda has pulled emergency authorization for monoclonal antibodies used to treat early mild cases in unvaccinated people were found to b

trevor, my friend trevor is not on for the next couple of weeks.riend, seth, has got the-- has got the 'rona. and we wish him only the best. he's not on the air tonight. cone an, evidently, must have a terrible case of it because i don't know where he is. jimmy fallon caught it over the break. he's fine. he's back on. i just want to say-- i don't say this-- james is on after us tonight, right? okay, so here's the thing, is that i want you t know that i love doing the show. it's a privilege to do this show, and if i do get it, i promise you, i will not be doing my show. ( applause ) i will not-- i will not be doing the show. >> jon: yeah, well, hey, you -- >> stephen: that's it. because i am never going back into that storage closet where we did the show for 10 months. i can't do it package i got the p.t.s.d. from that little room. it was mark, my stage manager, and chris, and organizationally evie,s and i love you all, some more than others, and i won't-- i won't do it. i will-- i don't care-- i hope you guys are all healthy. but if you guys can't

let's go to trevor in colorado trevor >> caller: how are you doing >> doing well. >> caller: i wantedl turbine. >> it's another one of these creative video situations. i've got like 70 of them at least it makes money. there's too many of them this is my big theme they've gotten more boistrous about it there's too many of these. let's go to paul in texas. paul. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, paul >> caller: my stock is agmc investment corporation. >> yeah. mortgage-backed security company that has a big yield and does nothing. that's what it's had since i started the show that's what it continues to be i don't want you in it i think you should sell, sell, sell john in florida. >> caller: boo-yah, cramer. >> yo, what's up >> caller: i have a best of breed stock that has me in the house of pain. what do i do with my weber >> i don't know. barbecue with it i'd recommend trager there's five barbecue companies. i'm shocked it's this low. it's really good, makes a lot of money but it is very expensive let's go to jesus. >> jesus from texas. honor to be on your show. >> thank you for co

i love doing is that we have been doing recently is that we have been able to play directly with trevor, and we are doing the opening top stories of the day, and that has been my favorite thing. but do you learn a lot about culture, and we have learned a lot about culture from you on the show, and i am sure that you have learned a lot about culture by working on the show. >> absolutely, because i did not know how collaborate itbe, and working on a piece, it is from the beginning. and so, it was not always like that. but that is kind of one of the changes that trevor brought in, and that the correspondents are more hands on with what they are doing. >> and alisyn camerota. can we talk about the love for new year's eve, and we did not fully delve into that. >> and here is what i want you to know, and consider new year's eve overrated, but not i. i love new year's eve. i have experiences on new year's eve. and i got engaged to my husband on new year's eve, and i mean, it is a big deal. and there have been so many fun things they have done on new year's eve, and i have been in other countri