i'm trevor noah now.can you get up out of the seat? no, no. desi lydic. everybody ( applause ) no, don't encourage her. >> don't encourage her. >> trevor: when we come back-- >> when we come back-- we figure out. >> trevor: we're going to figure out-- ( laughter ) we're going to figure out how elon musk. >> how elon musk became... beca. >> trevor: became... ( laughter ) you're not me. >> you're not me! you're not me! ( applause ) i'm not like those other hotels. i'm what you call "boutique". i'm into intimate conversations, leather lounge chairs and soaking up the cities atmosphere. i'm looking to provide a more unique experience. do you like single origin coffee over a game of chess? me too. and don't you just feel like everything sounds warmer on vinyl? i do. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ meet google pixel 6a a smarter phone for a smarter price powered by the google tensor chip so your camera can see in the dark with night sight fix your photos with magic eraser photograph all skin tones accurately with real tone and last

i'm trevor noah now. so can you get up out of the seat? no, no. desi lydic. everybody ( applause ) no, don't encourage her. >> don't encourage her. >> trevor: when we come back-- >> when we come back-- we figure out. >> trevor: we're going to figure out-- ( laughter ) we're going to figure out how elon musk. >> how elon musk became... beca. >> trevor: became... ( laughter ) you're not me. >> you're not me! you're not me! ( applause ) i am a business hotel. i eat, sleep, and breathe efficiency. i expect my bed sheets to be as crisp as my spreadsheets. i'm looking for someone who appreciates high rois and even higher rpms. must like hard work, punctuality, and a good firm handshake. if you're someone who likes earning rewards as much as earnings reports, i would be honored to be your perfect somewhere. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ meet google pixel 6a a smarter phone for a smarter price powered by the google tensor chip so your camera can see in the dark with night sight fix your photos with magic eraser photograph all skin

it's extreme. >> that's true. >> trevor: it's a good meme though. >> is it? >> trevor: it is.rst of all, let's clear this up. it wasn't the hot wings that got me. you know when the spit goes down the wrong throat. >> trevor: okay, okay. >> you don't believe me? .>> trevor: i believe you. i'm just saying... i'm just saying... >> i'm trying to clear this up. >> trevor: let's talk about skin care as well. everyone's favorite couple, one of the top 10 couples as well, yourself and your wife. we love your journey. we love seeing you together. it's such a beautiful thing. you start aid skin care brand together. why did it take you so long? >> well, no, to be fair, man, we started during the pandemic, you know, and we literally, when we found ourselves locked in the house together forever, i was running out of products. i was like i'm just going to use yours. and i didn't know tbhafs it. and, you know, before we knew twe were having a discussion about what is in skin care? why isn't it just for humans and it's so gentrified. >> trevor: right, right, like "men's face wash. women's--"

this is "the daily show," with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you for coming out in person. wow! this is electric! this is great! this is great! this is amazing. all right, take a seat, take a seat. we have to go. we have a jam-packed show for you tonight. serena williams is breaking up with tennis. london is telling its art to go back to africa. and you'll never guess which bureau of investigation paid donald trump a visit. ( cheers and applause ). plus here to talk about his brand-new movie where he fights a lion, idris elba is our guest tonight. ( cheers and applause ). put your top back on, lady! let's do this people. let's jump straight into today's headlines. ( applause ) >> trevor: okay, all right. before we get into the big story that everyone is talking about, let's catch up on a few other things that are going on in the news. first up, a london museum is within extensive collection of sculptures stolen from africa in the 19th century has agreed to ret

you know. >> trevor: thank you. >> and i'm-- i'm loyal to you, trevor.nlike-- unlike those trump generals, , you know. you-- you're my hitler. no, i'm serious. when you look at trevor noah, i want you to think of miami dolphins hitler, okay. >> trevor: no, i don't think that's doing what you think it is. i appreciate-- let's just go to -- to-- >> i have a hot tip for you. you make some money, i make some money. behind me right here, this is the warner brothers stock after the streaming merger between hbo max and discovery+. what you want to pay attention to here, just a second-- that story about president biden. he's just accomplishing so much. crushing it. with covid. right? apparently, you can get a lot done with covid. i mean, me, i'm crushing this segment, and i've got covid, too. you know what i'm saying? ( coughing ) i'm just kidding. i'm just kidding. i have polio. ( laughter ) as a financial expert, i'm here on offer this-- mergers are tricky, all right. what's the most dangerous part of drying, right? merging. i can't tell you how many times i'v

this is "the daily show," with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you for coming out in person. as always, i appreciate you. i appreciate you. thank you so much, everybody. we've got a great show for you tonight. take a seat. let's get into it. so many things to talk about. the c.d.c. is facing an outbreak of low self-esteem. dulce sloan gives republicans a makeover. and guess who's going to prison? donald trump's former c.f.o. so let's do this people. let's jump straight into today's headlines. ( applause ) all right. all right, people. i'm going to be honest, with all the news that happened today, i don't think we have enough space for it in today's show. and i've tried everything, i've tried everything. i even stuffed the whole show in spanx but it bulged out over the sides. it doesn't look like we have enough time for it all. fortunately, not enough time is just enough time for a segment we call "ain't nobody got time for that." ( applause ) all right, let's ki

this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! ( cheers and applause ) ♪♪ ♪♪ >> trevor: what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in! thank you for coming out! thank you for being here! thank you for being here! take a seat! we have a really fun show for you tonight. japan is faking a pregnancy, donald trump needs a mole removed, and new york wants you to commit murder. tonight, our guest is the one the only abbi jacobson. ( cheers and applause ) let's jump straight into today's headlines. ♪♪ >> trevor: all right, people, i'm going to be honest -- with all the news that happened today, i don't think we have enough space for it in the show. i tried everything, i even tried putting it in the suitcase and standing on it, you know, so it closes, but the news kept getting caught in the zipper. ( laughter ) i'm sorry, but we just don't have time for it all. fortunately, not enough time is just enough time for a segment we call ain't nobody got time for. ( cheers and applause )

>> trevor: no, no. >> boom! ( applause ) bam! >> trevor: don't cheer for that. desi, that's not a real ticket. >> that is it. that is the real ticket, trevor. it is absolutely 100% real. you can tell because it says, "not fake." it is definitely real, and not going to blow this for me. back me up. >> trevor: i'm not blowing anything. the winner is someone in illinois. >> someone has to come forward. no one has come forward yet, so there's a window of opportunity. look, i can cut you in on this if you just act cool. >> trevor: it's not about act ago i'm not in. no one is going to be fooled by that. >> really? you're going thood to? you're going to do this to them, their children? guess what, audience. none of your kid are going to college. yeah, none of them ( audience booing ) because of this man right here. >> trevor: no! >> this man-- don't be fooled by these dimples. he does not believe in dreams. he's a dream crusher. >> trevor: that makes no sense, you're the one who promised the thing-- >> by the way, trevor, you are not invited to my island. >> trevor: de

( laughter ) >> trevor: roy...-- this is why i didn't want to talk about the choco taco. ( laughter ) are you okay, roy? >> i'm-- i'm going to do some ayahuasca and talk to my daddy. ( applause ) i get what you meant. >> trevor: thank you so much. roy wood jr., everybody. all right, we'll be right back. so don't go away. ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." you know, here at the show, we pay a lot of attention to what's going on in the news. but how much are other people outside our studio following along? well, we sent michael kosta to find out for another edition of "fill me in." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "fill me in," the game where you put blank in my... >> i put words in your... >> keep going. >> in your... eye? >> eye? let's get started. marco rubio. who's that? >> i honestly don't know. >> is it a singer? >> probably. >> it's probably a singer. >> marco rubio is a... >> asshole. >> to be nice about it he's a senator in florida and he's an idiot. >> marco rubi

you should come with me trevor.no, ronny, i told you, i am not going to north korea, ronny. >> trevor: you just want a dictator to keep all his blood money. you're basically funding terrorism. >> no, i'm not. >> get off nancy pelosi's back. she's causing world three. good, we need world war iii. >> trevor: honey, how you can say that? >> easily, trevor, we need world war iii to complete the trilogy. okay? what if-- ( applause ) -- what if "lord of the rings" ended at number two. we would be like are these guys gay or not? we'd never know. aren't you sick of all the world war ii movies. we need something new. we need fresh ideas here. china versus america-- tons of roles for asian actors. actors who can do everything. actors who can do intense! or sad! ( crying ) or happy! yay! if you cared about asian representation, trevor, you would support world war toy three. anyway, that's what's happening. #tuesdayvibes. >> trevor: ronny chieng, everybody. no world war iii. when we come back, we're going to be chatting with a

( applause ). >> trevor: akin omotoso. >> trevor noah. >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show." >> thankd friends. i can tell you what a pleasure it was for me to discover this. everybody in the world loves giannis. >> yes. >> trevor: i remember the first time i went to greece people in the streets champing his name, the n.b.a. is blowing up in europe because of him. all around africa. you know the n.b.a. is getting bigger because of him. and then i heard that disney was going to be making a movie. i was like this is going to be phenomenal. i was like who is going to direct it? where do you get somebody who understands nigeria and immigrants around the world and understands basketball, and i found out it was you, akin omotoso, a nigerian who lived in south africa and moved to los angeles who loves basketball. perfect. congratulations. .( applause ). >> thank you, thank you. >> trevor: congratulations. let's just start at the beginning, you've directed, you know, many movies. you've told many stories. but what made you think this is a story i have to tell? >> well, i've always been a big

. >> trevor: so good to see you. >> good to see you, man. >> trevor: what's happening? what's happening? what's happening in the traffic? >> i will get to traffic. traffic not going anywhere, it is traffic that is why it is called traffic. it's always. there i want to ask you about this ikea situation though. >> trevor: the covid lockdown. >> the people getting locked up. what store would you like to be locked in for two weeks, like what would be your covid lockdown store of choice. >> trevor: i would choose, probably a best boy, can i play video games the whole time. >> oh, that's dumb, you ain't got nowhere to sleep, nothing to eat in best buy, ain't no real food. >> trevor: i didn't think of that. >> you know what i where i am staying, mercedes-benz dealership where i am doing my lockdown, i want to get trapped in a benz dealership. >> they have got plenty of peppermints and at the end of the lockdown you get a free car, free mercedes. >> trevor: why its hell. >> you see what i do to the car after two weeks they going to give me that car. damn right you're going to g

and ryuij chua, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. >> trevor: what's going on, everybody, welcomethe daily show, i'm trevor noah thank you for tuning in, that you for coming out in person. thank you for being here, everybody. can i feel the energy. take a seat, let's do it we've got a jam-packed show for you tonight. kansas is now the best state in america. student debt is coming for you grandma. and beyonce is making a whole new album. so let's do this, people, let's jump straight into today's headlines. okay. all right. before we get into the big stories let's catch up on a few other things going on in the news. first things first. according to astronomers the earth is actually spinning faster than ever before. and because of that it recently set the record for the shortest day ever. yeah. june 29th was apparently 1.59 millisecondses shorter than a normal day. yeah. that's how you know things are going bad, even the earth is like let's wrap things up, let's go. keep things moving, keep it going, 1.59 milliseconds faster, you know what this means, we get to leave work 1.59 millis

. >> trevor: amazing. congratulations, kansas. moments like these i wish i knew which one of these states you were. but either way, congratulations. no, for real though, for real, this say huge prochoice victory and especially amazes it happened in kansas, a state so red that trump won it by 14 points. yeah, no one expected this, this was a bigger shot than when bat girl found out her real nemesis was the c.e.o. of warner brothers, and this is where you realize as well the antiabortion views of right wing lawmakers and some people on the supreme court don't mirror what actual americans want. right? (applause) and that's a huge problem in this country. it is like letting the craziest dude in your friend group plan your bachelor party. are you going to be like i just wanted to may beer pong, how did we end up in a ban cobbing prison. not-- bangkok prison. not cool. speaking of earth-shattering news, beyonce is changing her album again. >> yeah. first she took out the word "spaz from a song because some people complained it was ablei

(cheers and applause). >> trevor: what's going on, everybody, welcome to the daily show, i'm trevor noah thank you so much for tuning in, thank you for coming out in person. thank you for being here, everybody. we have got a wild show for you tonight. take a seat. having nightmares about you, ronny chieng is going to join space force and president trump has a perfectly good explanation for everything. plus here to talk about her brand new show for msnbc alex wagner ask our guest tonight, everybody. so let's do this. let's jump straight into today's headlines. all right, before we get into the big stories let's catch up on a few other things going on in the world. first up, toyota has announced that it is recalling its brand new electric suv after discovering that the wheels could fall off at any time. yeah. and i know people always say we want do this until the wheels fall off but i don't think they actually meant it also, you would think wheels falling off a car would be a problem that was solved long ago like when they invented cars. meanwhile in international news, as heat waves and w

another great tweet, trevor. can i see why you have so many followers because your tweets really make us think. >> trevor: you know what, ronny, enough of this. stop roasting my tweets. >> hey, hey, national relaxation day, okay. have some respect. >> trevor: ronny chieng, everybody. when we come back, ronny is going to figure out what space force is all about. force is all about. so don't go away. [colonel] oh, dad you forgot about dinner. [dad inner voice] i did. well mom didn't. yee haw! oooh, look at that spread! [mom] and i didn't have to cook any of it. hey kid! no stealing fries! [kid] why not?! well that's why. family style that fits your style. that's finger lickin' good! meet google pixel 6a a smarter phone for a smarter price powered by the google tensor chip so your camera can see in the dark with night sight fix your photos with magic eraser photograph all skin tones accurately with real tone and last up to 72 hours with extreme battery saver it's all you want in a phone. google pixel 6a switch it up

trevor kreznar: nice work, johnny. this is incredible. it really is like a spiritual experience, being here. trevor kreznar: feet at the same level so it's stable. and then our tools, one high and one a little bit below. johnny bananas: got it. one hand, one hand, then both feet. different heights? trevor kreznar: yeah. one high, one low. it's a lot tougher than it looks. i'll tell you that. trevor kreznar: gotta keep those heels down. nice, short steps. everything about being up here-- the air, it just feels crisp, and it feels clear. this ice-- you can almost feel the history of alaska buried deep within this glacier. there's absolutely no way to comprehend this feeling. and there is no way to top this experience. it's awe-inspiring. whoo! my brother! there's a sense of satisfaction every time you finish a climb that never really dulls. it never goes away. we're [inaudible] these glaciers, boys. off to our next adventure. where are we headed to now? ryan fisher: we're going to bear glacier, my friend. ananas: bear glacier. ryan fisher:

trevor. >> -- trevor. and you're passionate about this. i'm gonna let you go first. >> it has to include some sort of safe access. when we first started the drug war, and it wasn't nixon, it was the harrison narcotics act of 1914, which window 1915. -- opioids were available on the shelves. and there were many, many people who were addicts who were compulsive users, but they had a supply and whether they want to get off when we shut down that supply via the treasury department, we created the heroin market, we created the cartels and we've now created the fentanyl market. decriminalization is not enough. it has to feature safe supply, how that works. one of the big things with the harris narcotics act is whether or not a doctor could prescribe fentanyl or heroin or some other opioid to a compulsive user in order to mitigate the effects of their compulsive use. whether that was a valid medical purpose, that's a good place to start, heroin should be as legal as fentanyl, right? and that's an important point. heroin is a schedule one drug is

trevor. >> -- trevor. and you're passionate about this. i'm gonna let you go first. >> it has to include some sort of safe access. when we first started the drug war, and it wasn't nixon, it was the harrison narcotics act of 1914, which window 1915. -- opioids were available on the shelves. and there were many, many people who were addicts who were compulsive users, but they had a supply and whether they want to get off when we shut down that supply via the treasury department, we created the heroin market, we created the cartels and we've now created the fentanyl market. decriminalization is not enough. it has to feature safe supply, how that works. one of the big things with the harris narcotics act is whether or not a doctor could prescribe fentanyl or heroin or some other opioid to a compulsive user in order to mitigate the effects of their compulsive use. whether that was a valid medical purpose, that's a good place to start, heroin should be as legal as fentanyl, right? and that's an important point. heroin is a schedule one drug is

trevor. >> -- trevor. and you're passionate about this. i'm gonna let you go first. >> it has to include some sort of safe access. when we first started the drug war, and it wasn't nixon, it was the harrison narcotics act of 1914, which window 1915. -- opioids were available on the shelves. and there were many, many people who were addicts who were compulsive users, but they had a supply and whether they want to get off when we shut down that supply via the treasury department, we created the heroin market, we created the cartels and we've now created the fentanyl market. decriminalization is not enough. it has to feature safe supply, how that works. one of the big things with the harris narcotics act is whether or not a doctor could prescribe fentanyl or heroin or some other opioid to a compulsive user in order to mitigate the effects of their compulsive use. whether that was a valid medical purpose, that's a good place to start, heroin should be as legal as fentanyl, right? and that's an important point. heroin is a schedule one drug is

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trevor: our facility is really very rare in the world.a dozen facilities of our type. trevor: our people dress up in a full suit, with its own separate air supply. they come out of the laboratory and go through a chemical shower in their suits. this is probably the highest level of containment that exists anywhere in the world. sophie: two international covid vaccine teams funded by cepi are relying on the facility to carry out animal testing. trevor: the australian centre for disease preparedness has been working on two different vaccines, one from inovio in the united states and another one from oxford university in the u.k. sophie: the oxford university vaccine uses a harmless virus usually found in chimpanzees to carry the genetic code for the spike protein into the body, to try and stimulate an immune response. this particular type of vaccine has never been licensed for widespread commercial human use. jane: look, my attitude is we should use everything at our disposal now to try and find a way out of the crisis that the globe is cur

trevor?thank you both. >>> now to those heavy storms in the drought-stricken southwest, now torrential rain and flooding are the problems. station wls in chicago.bc - once again, cheryl, good morning. >> this is going to be a big threat as we go not only through the rest of the weekend, but through next week, an idea this rain coming down so fast, so heavy, this is video from las vegas. in a parking garage, that dumpster just getting swept away. the raging waters, this in arizona. streets just turning into rivers so there's definitely a threat that monsoon moisture, that will continue through the rest of the day today. rain, in addition of 1 to 2 inches, potentially up to 2 to 3 inches in some pockets, so flash flooding will be a big concern. not only a flood risk through the desert southwest but also deep south texas, we're going to cover this in a little bit with some monsoon or gulf moisture that will be hitting hard with a lot of rainfall on the way. gentja janai? >>> in the meantime, the

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>> trevor ault in jackson for us again tonight. trevor, thank you. >>> now to the two headlines involving the pentagon at this hour. we learned just before we came on tonight that the u.s. army is grounding all chinook helicopters, their new concern tonight. and navy, we have learned, responding to iran. authorities saying a ship tried to steal a high tech u.s. drone in the middle of the night. how it ended. and our martha raddatz tonight with the images. >> reporter: the iranian military vessel had the american drone in its clutches, latching on and towing it through the waters of the arabian gulf. the captured seadrone explorer is an unarmed, unmanned vessel equipped with sensors, radar, and cameras to collect data. and once the u.s. navy saw iran ws trying to steal it, their response was quick. the "uss thunderbolt," you can see it here, was operating nearby and quickly moved in. approaching the iranian ship, nearly pulling up alongside it. the standoff lasted hours until the iranians finally disconnected the tow line, releasing

trevor ault tonight. trevor, thank you. >>> we turn next tonight here to the horrific aftermath after that home explosion in indiana. the blast killing at least three people. damaging more than three dozen homes. many of them tonight now completely destroyed. here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: the jarring blast felt blocks away, and tonight, investigators in evansville, indiana, working to figure out what triggered this deadly home explosion. seth phillips was in his own house nearby and says it felt like an earthquake. >> we just hear a crazy boom and our whole house shakes. and so we immediately ran outside. >> reporter: new doorbell video tonight capturing the chaos on wednesday. the force of the explosion ripping apart this front porch. smoke filling the space where that house once stood. >> we're searching for victims, we have one out front on the front porch. >> reporter: three people killed. two at the blast site, a third in a neighboring home. a fourth person hospitalized. tonight, the damage t

good morning, trevor. this is a massive public health red flag telling us as you mentioned, we haven't seen this disease in this country in human to human transmission since 1979. we're talking about it again. so this wastewater surveillance is basically telling us that vaccine preventable illnesses such as the extremely deadly polio is not done with us, and when we see rates of about 60% in some counties, we have work to do to make sure we keep it away. >> i mean, i know we've been talking about this a lot in terms of public health, but how do you allay the concerns for people who are worried about getting vaccinated? >> and that's what it comes down to is making sure that we really hear and allay those concerns. i look at it as a scientific and a human approach. scientifically we have to tell people, guess what, if you're fully vaccinated against polio, you're not going to get paralyzed. it is an extremely safe and effective vaccine. it is the reason we no longer see thousands of paralyzed children every

>> all right, trevor ault in the storm zone for days for us. trevor, we appreciate it. >>> now to the other major news this monday night, we're learning more about that deadly supermarket shooting in bend, oregon. tonight, the story here of the worker inside the store, 66 years old, losing his own life while trying to disarm the gunman. a 20-year-old, authorities say, with an ar-15-style rifle. authorities credit that worker now with slowing the gunman down. police called to the scene of an active shooter who started firing there in the parking lot before going inside the store. and investigators tonight pointing to that all-too familiar profile of the shooter, again, 20 years old with that assault-style rifle. elwyn lopez on the scene tonight. >> reporter: tonight, police say a heroic act by one grocery store worker might have saved dozens inside an oregon supermarket. the first calls coming in around 7:00 p.m. sunday evening. >> an active threat currently at safeway. we have multiple victims inside safeway. >> reporter: officials say the alle

hey, trevor. cecilia. yeah, this morning at this brooklyn shell station a gallon of regular will set you back $4.15, which for new york city compared to earlier this summer, i got to tell you, feels like a bargain. we all remember when the national average for gas went above $5 a gallon back in june. this morning it's just dipped below $4 a gallon on average, $3.99. gas prices fell 7.7% in july. they've gotten lower 58 days in a row now and the cheapest price for a gallon of gas on average now is in texas, $3.49. but it's not just gas prices getting cheaper. airline fares, used cars and trucks and communications like computers and internet have gotten cheaper along with apparel, but we have a long way to go to get back to where we were. on average this time last year a gallon of gas would cost you $3.18. >> yeah, you're right. trevor, thanks. >>> we turn to wall street reacting positively to these new numbers and a potential inflation slowdown so rebecca jarvis is right there tracking it all from the stock

joining me now is former marine trevor reed. thanks so much for doing it.th talking to you. i want to get to one of the things that you said. you said this. this was a quote from you. there is no justice in russia. brittany and paul will not receive justice in russia. they will not receive a fair trial. they will not receive a fair investigation. they will not receive a fair investigation. you know that from experience when you make of the fact that this trial is ongoing? arguments being made in their proceedings a visit is a real trial? >> yeah, so that's all of facade. russia tries very hard to have the appearance of having a legitimate legal system while also extremely hard to make sure that there is absolutely no reality of that legal system actually working. everything that happens in side of the courtroom inside russia is largely just theater. it doesn't matter what kind of evidence you have, it doesn't matter what laws or procedures the government has violated, they are not going to materialize into any type of actual justice. >> and obviously the kr

here is trevor ault. trevor: in this morning's gma first look, a warning. better business bureau cautioning about scams disguised as they cancellation notifications on flights. >> scammers do their best work when people want something really bad and they don't want to pay too much for it. trevor: carolyn is a teacher who went online to search for cheaper airfare. she clicked on one side that seem to have a flight that was exactly what she was looking for. >> i booked it. a little while later i got a phone call saying this flight has been canceled. trevor: instead, the provider offered up an alternative. but she grew suspicious and ask for a refund. that never happened. the better business bureau says they have received 72 reports of this scam, and they expect more. coming up, we will tell you what to look out for. with your gma first look, i'm trevor ault, abc news, new york. jobina: i made inflation and recession fears the labor department has released the july jobs report and it shows continued strength in the job market. the unemployment rate dropped to

trevor ault in the storm zone. rob marciano timing it all out. >>> a major move on climate change by california. banning the sale of new cars powered only by gas by 2035. the first state in the nation to do so. is this the beginning of the end for the combustion engine? >>> the fallout from the firing of the controversial uvalde school police chief. pete air don know now fighting his termination. john quinones from uvalde tonight. >>> the u.s. fires back against iranian-backed militants in syria. releasing new video of counterstrikes after u.s. forces came under fire. >>> the terrifying scene onboard a flight to los angeles. sparks flying out of an engine. >>> and america strong tonight. those thousands of rescued beagles getting a second chance, and the royals among those stepping up. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us here on this thursday night, i'm whit johnson, in for david. several dropping stories as we come on the air. growing fears of a nuclear disaster in ukraine. and here in the u.s., milli

trevor, thanks for being with us this morning. >> sure. thanks for having me. >> were you at all surprised by this sentence when you heard the amount of time? >> no, absolutely not. i was expecting them to give her, you know, the maximum or close to the maximum, which is what they -- what they did. >> does it feel like what happened to you? >> yeah, absolutely. so for brittney's classification of crime, which actually i don't think should even be under that classification, but they have, you know, i believe it's 0 to 10 years and they gave her 9, so people in russia who are convicted and sentenced under that article in the russian federation usually receive about a year, two years maybe. nine is unheard of. i never saw that the entire time i was there, and as well as in my case. i received nine and that was actually the largest sentence ever handed down for that criminal article in russia ever. so, yeah, i wasn't surprised by that and, you know, regardless of how you feel about brittney griner's case, that sentence is clearly political. th

trevor, thank you. lt's get right to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano, and rob, when can we expect this latest storm threat to end? >> reporter: not until tomorrow, really, whit. and there's rain now over that river. flash flood warning again southeast of jackson, mississippi, here it is on the radar. you mentioned the watches. they're still in effect. warnings up in parts of florida, too. it shouldn't be as bad tomorrow, it should wind down some, hopefully some of those rivers will recede, but the northeast will be under the gun, as far as damaging winds and severe weather as a cool front pushes through upstate new york and new england tomorrow afternoon. couple of notes on the tropics. we do have two disturbances. but it feels like it's been quiet, and it has. 53 days now and counting of no named systems. that is one of the driest quiet streaks on record. we'll see if it holds. whit? >> all right, rob, thanks. >>> next, california regulators have taken an historic vote on climate change, bannin

trevor ault in the flood zone. rob marciano timing this out. >>> also tonight, the other major headline. president biden planning to usaa studenlos for millions of ts in. 43 million gduates wl qualify for this. about 20 mil fu balance of the remaining student loans canceled. pritonih thsuorrs, the republan critics, and the students and families grateful to be helped. ccilia vega live at the white house. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. and after those dire warnings from president zelenskyy, tonight, russia launching a deadly attack on a train station on ukraine's independence day. tonight, authorities now believe more than 20 people have been killed. ian pannell with late reporting from kyiv. >>> tonight, abc news, the countdown to the midterms and the eye-opening results from the primaries overnight. what a race in new york state, a congressional race, might reveal about abortion rights and its key role as we approach the midterms. the democrat pat ryan beating the republican, a major upset, and he focused on a wom

trevor ault on the scene for us. >>> the horrific aftermath after the house explosion in indiana. the new images tonight. at least three people killed. 39 nearby homes damaged, many of them destroyed. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. and the very alarming development. the shelling at europe's largest nuclear power plant in ukraine. smoke now seen rising from the site. >>> the historic heat wave across europe. and tonight, the emergency unfolding now in france. 10,000 people forced to evacuate. the horrific fires. 60% of europe having dealt with this heat and in a drought now. ginger zee is there tonight. >>> this evening, nearly one year after that chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan, our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell back on the ground t there, and what he has already seen. >>> back here at home, new developments in the search for that missing 16-year-old girl vanishing near lake tahoe. what we've learned. >>> and tonight, news for parents on covid and going back to school. what the cdc changed today. >>> also, the roller coaster crash. the images coming in. multiple inj

trevor, thank you. let's get right to rob marciano, because again, several states are tracking this as we head into the night. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. yes, we are getting more rain, this stalled front really triggering more things this is the sixth state to see an extreme rainfall event in the last five weeks. now alabama is getting it. look at the radar. seeing heavy rain in through pensacola. flash flood warnings are ongoing. the watches, some of them stay up through tomorrow. and there's that front and that deep moisture. that's thing therer. i think tomorrow, the rainfall will sink farther to the south along i-10. rainfall rates as we've seen this summer exwhen they get aggressive, we will see more in the way of flash flooding. david? >> rob marciano with us tonight, as well. rob, thank you. >>> we turn from these rescues to the major headline this wednesday night. president biden late today declaring that had will cancel thousands in federal student loan debt for some 43 million americans