i'm hanging out with trevor noah! e challenge, but we have to do it on the first try. okay, there are no redo's and no second chances. whoever completes the most challenges on the first try wins are you ready for this >> wait, wait, wait, wait. i need to understand the rules >> jimmy: yeah >> there's no real -- we're doing something for the first time >> jimmy: yeah >> and we have to do it on the first try? >> jimmy: correct. [ laughter ] it's something we've probably done before but now the pressure is on you have one chance to do it right. >> i mean, i'll try, but i mean - >> jimmy: that's the whole point of the game. i'll try >> let's see, let's do it. >> jimmy: the first challenge, i'm doing it since i'm the host it's plugging in a usb cord the correct way without looking. >> woah, woah, wait, wait. without looking? >> jimmy: yeah >> okay, so don't look, okay, wait, wait [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, look, you're flipping it around all right, here we go. >> don't look. don't look [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ♪ >

i am trevor noah. today is thursday, september 16th, and before we get started, i just wanted to say thank you for helping us et ising into our amazing new studio here. i'm sure you'venoted by now that we have been trying a bunch of new things. i'm trying new clothes, we're having fn because we're not home anymore. 17 months working from home. when owe get back into space, mix things up a. by today we're definition going to mix things up. we have an exciting new edition to announce for the show. say hello to "the daily show"'s one-man band anderson paak! ( drumming ) ( continuing to drum ) >> whoo! what? yes, lord! >> trevor: when they sawed you were joining, i said it's too

this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! >> trevor: all right, let's kick things off with the coronavirus vaccine. it's like a condom but for your lungs am by now we all know that people need two shots of the pfizer and moderna vaccine in order to have full immunity. but recently both companies said that people can actually get better than full immunity with a third shot. so yeah, i guess covid shots are like iphones now. you think are you all upgraded to the latest and greatest and a few months later they have a new vaccine with an extra camera. so now there's a question about who should be able to get that third shot. >> breaking overnight, the fda authorizing pfizer's covid vaccine booster making millions of americans immediately eligible to receive a third shot. among those who can get the extra dose of protection, people 65 and older. those at high risk for severe illness, and people who are frequently exposed to covid at their job like health care workers, school teachers and grocery store employees. the third pfizer do

i am trevor noah. today is thursday, september 16th, and before we get started, i just wanted to say thank you for helping us et ising into our amazing new studio here. i'm sure you'venoted by now that we have been trying a bunch of new things. i'm trying new clothes, we're having fn because we're not home anymore. 17 months working from home. when owe get back into space, mix things up a. by today we're definition going to mix things up. we have an exciting new edition to announce for the show. say hello to "the daily show"'s one-man band anderson paak! ( drumming ) ( continuing to drum ) >> whoo! what? yes, lord! >> trevor: when they sawed you were joining, i said it's too good to be true but he's here. we have a one-man band. welcome, man. >> thank you. >> trevor: congratulations on the vma within and silk sonic being the most amazing thing ever and congratulations on "sesame street." >> i'm living the dream. >> trevor: i feel it. this is going to be fun. kicking things off with the latest on the co

this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! >> trevor: hey! what's going on, everybody?e daily show." today is september 28th. let's kick things off in europe. it's asia's foreskin. right now one of its nations has finally entered the 21st 21st century. >> swirtsline has become one of the last countries in western europe to legalize same-sex marriage. more than 64% of voters approved the change in a referendum sunday. >> this is an historic day for switzerland, an historic day for equal rights of people of the same-sex who love each other. >> trevor: yay! congrats to everybody in switzerland! i mean not for legalizing same-sex marriage, but just for finally taking a position on something. this is great. finally in switzerland, no one has to hide their love. now they will be able to devote their full attention to hiding nazi gold. it is good to hear a country legalizing something most people assumed was legal a long time ago. the same feeling i had yesterday when they said r. kelly is convicted. i said, wait, that happened now? isn't that like ten years ago? so this wasn'

this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! >> trevor: whey! what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. today is tuesday september 21st. let's kick off with the coronavirus pandemic. the only thing that's gone on longer than somebody explaining bitcoin to you. eth phone on so long it just broke a 100-year-old record. >> covid 19 is now the deadliest pandemic in the nation's history. the grim distinction made official by johns hopkins university. monday the u.s. surpassed 625,000 covid related deaths more than the 1918 spanish flu perching, but at the the u.s. population was about 103 million, less than a third of today's 330 million. >> trevor: whoo! covid number one pandemic of all time! we did it, baby! i don't know what's worse that covid has killed more americans than any other pandemic or that this won't change anything because let's be honest, the people who are scared of covid were already scared back when ten people died. everyone else is still going to be like i heard more people die from shark attacks. to be clear the spanish flu k

this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! ♪♪ >> trevor: whey, what's going on, everybody? trevor noah, and this is the daily show. i know it looks different than when we left, because we have a brand new studio here in times square. see, i would have kept doing the show from my apartment, but then i started to have problems with the wi-fi, and i decided that building an entirely new studio was easier than calling spectrum. so here we are. it's a little different. people are wearing masks, staying safe, it's not socially distanced. it's distant, it's sort of the daily sort of distapsing show. trademark that. anyway, today is monday, september 13th, and saturday was september 11th: the 20th anniversary of the 2001 attack on the united states. and i know it was a somber occasion, but personally i found it uplifting as well. it's inspiring to remember how things can be when people all come together with a single purpose. to help each other. and also, it's just interesting to look back 20 years and see how much things have changed. for example, 20 years ago, rudy giuliani was a

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 today is september 29th. let's kick things off with amazon. it's why your favorite book store is now a crack den. and now they've got a new product in the works. >> amazon just unveiled a fleet of shiny new gadgets at its fall product event. >> the real show stopper, a tiny roomba looking robot with a tablet of sorts on top, about the size of a small dog. >> it's the amazon astro. kind of like an alexa on wheels that can follow you around the house, so instead of yelling for the weather across the room, you can just talk to the little gadget, as a robot with eyes by your feet, you can have it spy on the kids or dogs in a specific room and see the live stream all on your phone. it can play movies or video calls. and no, it cannot climb stairs but it has an arm with a camera that extends up about four feet to look at things from a normal height. and a little cup holder so you can literally tell alexa to hold your beer. and get this, it can recognize faces

this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! >> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody? noah. let's kick things off. yesterday was the met gala, party city on lsd. and this year the looks are as wild as ever. >> the met gala began with a bang from the brooklyn united marching band and from there the steps became a who's who of fashion, movies and music. the theme is celebrating american fashion and the guests understood the assignment. billie eilish and naomi osaka stunned in their larger than life outfits and little nas x shut down the suspension steps with his costume changes. >> we ask what did it mean to be two world-class women showing up? we decided we'll do it this way. >> mare de blasio made his first appearance, red, white and blue were the colors of the knight as well as sparkly, except for kim kardashian who came in in all black everything. >> trevor: you know you've killed the game when you step out covered med to toe and everyone recognizes you. i don't even recognize some of my friends when they wear a mask, but kim kardashian climbs the stairs looking 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. today is monday september 27. so let's kick things off with children. you know, they're why pill bottles are so damn hard to open. and turns out they're the hottest new mock for social media companies. but today one social network realized its new kids app had gotten a little too hot. >> we get started on this monday morning with an cliewftion announcement from the head of instagram adam mosseri. earlier today adam said plans to create an instagram for kids, you might remember this, are being paused. that app was intended for children under age 13. >> this is a hot topic because instagram has come under scrutiny for the impact it has on our kids especially teenage girls. >> i want to be clear if anybody leaves instagram feeling worse about themselves that's an important issue we knead to figure out how to address. >> trevor: first of all, how are you in charge of instagram and just now realizing that it's bad for kids? that's like the mcdo

this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. >> trevor: hey, what's going on. welcome to the daily show, i'm trevor noah. today is wednesday september 2 2-7bd. let's kick things off with new zealand or as we call it in south africa new zeddland, thaks to strict lock downs new zealand had eliminated covid entirely. but because of that, only about a third of new zealanders have bothered to get vaccinated. so when the delta variant hit, the covid rate shot up. but this time when the government lockdowns were imposed, people started to rebel. >> covid lockdowns are bringing out some strange criminal behavior. police in new ze land spotted a suspicious car, started chasing it and received a surprise when they finally pulled it over, as they searched the car they found that thousands of dollars in cash and a trunk full of kfc. they bought the food from outside auckland where takeout services are closed due to a spike in covid. police aren't sure if the suspects were planning to sell the food. they now face charges for breaching covid lock down rules. >> trevor: wow.

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 today is wednesday, september 15th. let's kick things off with instagram. the reason every wedding has its own hashtag now. let's face it, scrolling instagram can be pretty depressing. the whole thing is just seeing people you will never smash wearing clothes you will never own in places you will never go. so we've all pretty much known that instagram is not great for your mental health and i think we've known this for awhile but it turns out that instagram also knew this. >> instagram can be damaging for many teenagers mental health. most notably teenage girls. these are the internal findings from instagram's own parent company. the "the wall street journal" citing three years of the tech giant's internal studies including one power point slide from march 2020 that reeds 32 percent of teen girls said that when they felt bad about their bodies, instagram made them feel worse. another from 2019 reads teens blame instagram for increases in

listen to democratic sycophants humpty dumpty and some guy that has no audience, trevor noah. >> and the problem. do your own research. everybody has a super computer in their hands that empowers them to do their own research which is great. isn't it? >> can we all stop saying i need to do my own research. nobody who is saying that is getting in a lab and doing tests. at best you are reading other people's research and more likely you are probably reading a tweet about a headline about a blog post about someone else's research. >> sean hannity could learn a thing or two from trevor noah. >> sean: okay. dr. humpty. the epitome of health. these people on tv, are they really that stupid, low rated as they are? do your own research does not mean you need to get in your own virology lab and do your research on covid and the genomes and the breakdown of the sequence of a virus. that is not what we are talking about. of course, i've been telling people over and over again take this virus seriously. i have seen the worst of this virus. talk to a medical professional. your doctor, your doctor

same day shortly after he says this, joe biden and candidate for president goes for interview with trevor noah and says, oh, i'm convinced that the generals will oust trump when he loses the election and refuses to concede, it took me strange. wait a minute. why are you so confident about this when you're not really confident about anything else, including what you had for breakfast? and secondly, this is a very particular scenario, and we keep hearing about this for months before the actual election. like what did you know? and when did you know what? because at this point, they're saying they're saying that trump, even if you lose it, is going not going to get the office, he's going to try to create some sort of strategy. and he's going to say he refuses why there's this persistent narrative of trump wanting to stage a coup by the people who we later found out or fortifying the election by the convention. and here's mili, apparently being part of this whole thing. and then saying, you know what, i consider a remarkable freudian slip that journey here. 6 was trumps. right? stock fire ma momen

this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! ♪♪ >> trevor: all right, let's kick things off with the wildfires. when climate change says you're gonna learn today. in california wildfires have been spreading like -- what's something that spreads really fast? anyway, for months, these wildfires have been burning down thousands and thousands of trees, which is bad enough, but now they're threatening to burn down famous trees. >> the associated press says california firefighters are scrambling to protect a grove of giant ancient sequoia trees. yesterday flames reached one grove with the trail of 100 giant sequoias is a national monument. firefighters battled to keep the blaze from driving further into another grove of 2,000 sequoias. where the base of the world's largest tree known as if general sherman and other trees have been wrapped in protective foil. >> trevor: that's right, protective foil. imagine being the scientists who figured this out. one minute you're in the cafeteria about to eat a baked potato and the next minute you'

over a comedy central, trevor noah kept the good times rollin with the hilarious and charming. >> i understandhat the climat is very uncomfortable it's not something that makes you popular . it sort of an icebreaker, it doesn't, people don't like it i you talk about the climate crisis. i'm so tired of talking about the climate by now. >> we are tired of hearing her talk about it. don't worry, seth meyers kept the late-night excitement going. the other night we reported on the way been doing that musical number seth got into that with scintillating claimant, john kerry. >> they performed. >> you heard they are fan? >> i watched a video of its fantastic. >> they are really good. they're good. >> and they are taking this seriously. >> kids are correct to be as, t be frustrated, just called us and two say adults be adults. welcome to late night in america , laura. this as a man who takes a private plane almost everywhere he goes and according to a vox analysis he's expended 30 times the admission of a normal private plane and he will lecture everyone about co2 in the environment, he should be the

local food trucks, the beer garden, and if you are on eventbrite, you will get a chance to see trevor noah'sfe on display on the peninsula. the millbrae art and wine festival kicks off, featuring live music, art work 300 artists, or may food, wine, champagne, specially drinks, and a classic car show and kid. it runs tomorrow in downtown millbrae along broadway arid tests are required. let's get a final check of your forecast with meteorologist lisa so w tadte to their men. lisa: i going to be beautiful on the peninsula, mid 70's. at east bay hills, marine stra 96 in antioch 76 in oakland. the seven-day forecast near 100 inland tomorrow. labor day, high clouds and then back to seasonal averages through the first week of september. amanda: thank you for joining us on abc 7 warnings. a full slate of college football is ahead. next at 9:00, number two oakland takes on tulane. alabama faces miami at mercedes-benz stadium. at 4:30, fifth weight georgia -- fifth ranked georgia battles clemson. abc 7 news continues at 11:00 p.m. tonight. have a great day. boost and cricket charge you more for unlimi

and then there is trevor noah, samantha bee, they will join the crew.ically the press presser and marianne of the bunch. so they will all be devoting time on their shows to something called climate week to tell us how super urgent this sort really is. so urgent that they had to wait until these post had their entire's summers off like school teachers. the plane is melting. polar bears are dying, but we will get on it right after i finish this game of corn hole without bold one. so we've gone from carson karnak to letterman's stupid tricks to these sad sacks of pandering bleat beach erosion happening in front of their seaside estates. i wasn't asked to participate. it's okay. i understand. they don't want the profession's top talent outshine anyone but mike everyone and make them all look bad. besides, i already had plans. i will be pulling an suv with my upside down. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ now that is alternative energy sourcing. when asked why he is participating, jimmy kimmel stated i don't want to die. despite doing it every night during his opening monologue. i do

local food trucks, the beer garden, and if you rsvp for free, you will get a chance to see trevor noah'sw. if music is more your thing, grab your crew and test your knowledge, celebrating the's vibrant music history. you will get to star in your own music video, find secret band performances, and follow the location clues for prizes if you pass. >> you could do it all or just the ones that appeal to you. tickets start at $25 for all ages. the the gardens into an all-out art ecosystem. this is an experience you have never seen before. live dance performances, art installations, and layer soundscape's to lift you off into something of your dreams. it's every night at 7:30 this weekend. no tickets needed. >> plus bottlerock, so there is a lot going on. despite warnings against travel, many are heading out. >> (“lovely day” instrumental) my heart failure diagnosis changed my priorities. i want time for the people i love. my heart doesn't pump enough blood so my doctor gave me farxiga. it helps my heart do its job better. farxiga helps keep me living life and out of the hospital for heart fai

will be local food trucks, and if you rsv p for free on eventbrite, you will get a chance to see trevor noah'sber. now to comedy involving animals. a competition designed to get you to marvel at nature and laugh at it, too. check out the finalists in the 2021 comedy wildlife awards. 42 images made the cut after more than 7000 entries. you can help pick the winner at comedywildlifephoto.com, and voting closes september 12. over to lisa argen with a look at the weather. a warm weekend ahead. lisa: i know, but we have that fall behind you and you can see the gray from santa cruz, or it is 55. numbers coming up to the upper 70's. the winds back off. high-pressure bills but we have haze in the atmosphere. stay tuned. look at the holiday forecast is next. amanda: also next, a win giants over the dodgers. how they got back in first ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. amanda: check it out. look at this thick layer of fog over san francisco. a live look of our sutra tower camera right now. we will check in wi

night hosts stephen colbert, jimmy fallon, seth meyers, james corden, samantha bee, andy cohen, trevor noahchange. [ cheers and applause ] so please join us tomorrow night. for an orgy of doomsday comedy. [ laughter ] you may die if you don't. if you don't watch at least one of these shows. you will die if you don't watch television tomorrow night. don't say i didn't warn you. our first guest tonight does it all and does it very well. he was, at one time, the fattest baby born in clark county, arkansas. and now he returns as the hard-drinking lawyer billy mcbride on "goliath." the final season premieres friday on amazon prime video, please welcome billy bob thornton. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you know i can't get enough of that fattest baby in arkansas. >> oh, yeah, i know. yeah, that was -- that was something else, wasn't it? >> jimmy: yeah, it's not often you meet people who were the fattest baby in a county. >> i weighed 30 pounds at 7 1/2 months old. >> jimmy: 30 pounds? >> that's like a sixth grader, you know? >> jimmy: it's a good size. it's a real good size. i heard you're

there will be food trucks, a beer garden and if you rsvp, you will get a chance to see trevor noah'sic, artwork, as well as gourmet food . the art and wine festival runs through tomorrow. we want to make sure you know all about it because it is happening in downtownillbe. req. let's get a look at whether. lisa: lettie of dense fog. we do have haze. fog right now in the bay. half mile visibility mount tam, a little hazy. another view and you can see the haze. we will be in the mid 90's today. amanda: up next, as the caldor fire continues, a storm warning this holiday from south lake tahoe officials, stay away. annoucer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. amanda: smoke continues to drift into the bay area. it comes after a warning to stay away from lake tahoe as the caldor fire is not done yet. you are watching abc 7 news live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. i am amanda del castillo. let's take a look at how it is affecting us. here is lisa argen. lisa: the fog inside the bay. visibility reduced

night, local food trucks, the beer garden, and if you rsvp for free on eventbrite you can see trevor noah'sedy show in december. if music is your thing, rabbie or crew and test your knowledge with the san francisco city white scavenger hunt, celebrating the vibrant music history. you can star in your own music video with your friends, find secret pop-up band performances, and follow location cruise for prizes if you pass. you can do it in one day or do the ones that appeal to you. tickets start at $25 for all ages. the pop-ups are aplenty this weekend. the recently opening of salesforce park will transform their gardens into an all out ecosystem of art. this is an experience you have never seen before. live dance performances, art installations, and layered soundscape to lift you off and do something of your dreams. it is every night at 7:30 this weekend. no tickets or rsvp are needed. right on the front page of our website, we put together a list of covid friendly events happening all over the bay area this weekend. it is up right now at ab c7news.com. there is a lot happening this weekend

. >> sean hannity could learn a thing or two from trevor noah.ng up a lot in conversations with coronavirus and about covid vaccines. nicki minaj used similar wording in that tweet this week saying she was doing research. but this go-it-alone approach, doing your own research, it seems to innocent but it could have serious consequences. let's talk about it with two actual researchers. yael eisenstat and renee diresta is back. what do you think about this do your own research? >> it got a lot of coverage but it dates back to the 1990s, and whether homeopathic doctors were accurate in their findings in inoculation. this goes back to the era of smallpox. in the '90s you saw the phrase used positively in the context of the internet. in particular there was a shortage of doctored time and they say you can do something about your condition by reading these websites and point to people to things like webmd and things like that were early thesauruses on the internet today compared to less reputable sources. one of the challenges -- >> oh, i see. the idea

. >>> levar burton is speaking out telling trevor noah he is no longer interested in the gig. >> theor because what i found out it wasn't the thing i wanted after all. what i wanted was -- what i wanted was to compete. i wanted the job, right? but then when i didn't get it, it was like, okay. what's next? >> you follow social media and burton has been the favorite to take over alex trebek's role. after the controversy, "jeopardy!" announced that mayim bialik and ken jennings will share hosting. >>> and lady gaga and tony bennett joining forces again with the title track and video for "love for sale." their upcoming video. take a listen. ♪ i know every type of love ♪ ♪ she's been through the mill of love ♪ ♪ love ♪ ♪ every love by true love for sale ♪♪ ♪ >> everything about it. "love for sale" comes out october 1st. it will be gaga and bennett's last project together after ten years together, it is his last studio recording. his family announced he had been battling alzheimer's. gaga wrote, tony, this is the last album we created together, but the celebration of jazz and us as musical