trevor... the results are still coming in. still a close race between hillary clinton and this damn hot wing, man. ( laughter ) >> you talking about donald trump, the hot wing? >> he looks like a plate of hot wings, bro. he gonna win, man. look at these results. first off, let's start with florida. florida right now with 95% of the precincts reporting is thankfully still too close to call. 29 electoral votes at stake. i don't understand why they can't figure it out yet in florida. you telling me you serve dinner to old people at 5:00 p.m. but you can't count the votes till 11:00? >> trevor: i hear you, dude. i hear you. >> what the hell is taking so long? >> trevor: i feel you, man. ( applause ) what's crazy about florida is the hispanic turnout has been insanely high. >> those latino's, man, i saint seen atlantaos this happy since pit bull. they love pit bull, you know. ( humming ) >> trevor: even though i'm scared, pit bull still makes me happy. if pit bull walked out now i would forget the

( laughter ) >> trevor: but it's a really political message you have in this album. >> yes. >> trevor: question is why? >> because, i mean, it's for a very kind of convoluted reason but to try to simplify it and give the summary of it, it's just like you just spoke with george before, you know, you felt it brewing in this country, you felt it in the underbelly that, you know, there was disposable people, if you would. people who may not add to the true economic gains, right? >> trevor: yeah. >> and one of the things that, you know, we have to remember is that, in this society, you know, capitalism, that the bottom line is truly money, right? and then you have all of us as citizens, here we are co-existing. in order for someone to truly capitalize on the situation, there has to be something that's weak or the tenets of capitalization is there has to be something or someone you take advantage of or that you kind of expose and, you know -- >> trevor: and exploit. >> -- and exploit. it's a concept really that we have been dealing with for a a while of cheap labor, you know. then the epita

right, trevor? trevor? trevor? trevor? oh, no! oh, no! trevor! i miss my old life! i had a house and a job! i wasn't wearing kanye jedi clothes. i just realize i'm losing my mind! no -- no, i'm fine. (crying) >> trevor: desi! why, trump?! why? what do you mean ad break? who is taking us to ad break? it's a private broadcast! i don't want your doritos. okay, i want your doritos. we'll be right back. >> bullying... in trump's america, it's a real problem because not enough people are doing it. so do your part. not the science book -- knock a science book out of a nerd's hand or give a wedgie to a muslim kid and, remember, they can't fight back because bullying a bully is illegal. and what kind of a monster would do that? now every l/certified pre-owned lexus comes with an unlimited-mileage warranty up to six years. another reason why it's been awarded the best luxury certified pre-owned program. l/certified. exclusively at your lexus dealer. so wi got a job!ews? i'll be programming at ge. oh i got a job too, at zazzies. (friends gasp) the app where you put fruit hats

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similar. >> trevor: not exactly. they both carry guns, though. you came from the bronx. i've loved following your story. i first came across you on twitter, then listened to fahd wast, you have a cult following that has grown with you. and what i love is how people describe the two of you -- fresh, unapologetic. >> raw. >> urban, in your face, graphic! >> trevor: are they just trying to say black? >> they are! ( laughter ) >> you can say urban. >> trevor: feels like they're trying to say black. >> you guys are so black! >> trevor: you can't say that. >> you have to say unapologetic. >> trevor: your relationship on your journey is you came up from the bronx. not often a story where you hear the artists are in control of what they're doing. even the name desus. what on earth is desus nice, what's that name? >> that's a nickname i got from the neighborhood because i make miracles happen. i don't know, my cousin was high when he made it up. so i ran with it. when you go to my neighborhood, you say, who's desus, they won'

(laughter). >> trevor: now frisk it. donald trump is truly a genius, people, because i can tell you whatever i was doing when i saw this, i stopped. maybe, maybe that's his secret plan to beat isis. he's just going to look them in the camera and say isis, stop it. (laughter) illegal immigrants, stop it. stop signs, you do you. which involves stopping it. i think it's nice that donald trump denounced hate crimes performed in his name. but why do i feel like he's going to find out what it it is like to tell someone to stop but they still keep going. you know, as an immigrant it is obvious that i would be wary of donald trump. and as a black person trk is obvious that i would be wary of donald trump, but after this interview, i feel like there is a new group who should be worried about the trump presidency. and that's donald trump supporters. because he built his entire campaign on three main things. build a wall, lock her up, drain the swamp. >> phrases that sound less like a campaign promise and more like options in a cho

i'm trevor noah. we have two fantastic guests tonight from "a tribe called quest," q-tip is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) and from a tribe called the "new yorker" magazine, george packer is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) but first, let's acknowledge this has been a crazy couple of weeks, and i don't know if you heard this, but do you know that guy who had a cameo in "home alone 2"? well, america gave him the military. ( screaming ) >> trevor: yeah, i'm scared, too. the world is coming to grips with the idea of future president trump. but remember, america also has a current president. i feel like we've forgotten so quickly. his name is barack obama, people, and he's still around! ( cheers and applause ) we've still got him! yeah. and he's spending part of his final weeks in office on a worldwide farewell tour which yesterday stopped in berlin. >> this is my sixth visit to germany. it will not be my last. i have somehow continued to miss oktoberfest, so that's probably

(applause). >> trevor: thank you so much for tuning in. welcome to the daily show, i'm trevor noah. we have a great show for you tonight. here to chat about the lonely whale foundation actor adrian grenier is here, everybody. joining us also nate silver, joining us. and we'll be chatting to him about election polling or at least that's my prediction. who knows. i could be wrong. but first, despite the fervent hashtags on your twitter feed, donald trump is unfortunately still officially president-elect. which means two things have to happen. one, we need more hashtags. (laughter) hashtag more hashtag, that's right. hashtag more people. and two, while waiting for the hashtags to work, now might also be a good time to learn what done all trump's plans are for the country. because show during an 18 month campaign we never actually asked. we never actually asked polingsee questions. you realize there are so many things we don't know. we don't even know what the j in donald j. trump stands for. a lot of people don't know this but it also stands for jesus, yeah, a lot of self-loathing am b

phone. >> trevor: yeah? >> by email. >> trevor: no, but, i mean, like, what do the people say? i don't talk to my adversaries. i don't know how you handle this. are they pleasant? do you say, like, have a nice day at the end of the call, or do you jest end it? ( laughter ) >> until about four years ago i was the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, so i had to deal with countries all over the world, some close friends and partners and some were not. in every case, we actually do talk to those we don't have simplematic relations with. there was a time i had to engage on occasion with iran long before we were talking about the nuclear deal. >> trevor: yes. >> worked very closely with china and russia, which can be difficult interlocutors at times. but we always talk and have to deal with the issues that face us, even when we are on opposing sides of very important issues. >> trevor: you have many difficult decisions that need to be made. like you said, you're getting the president's judgment, giving him brie

trevor: before we get started. you know i love your writing and your point of view but you are honestly one of the most dapper dressed journalists i have ever come across. i always admire this man. >> thank you, thanks very much. >> trevor: but we are not here to talk about your dress sense. we're here to talk about the upcoming presidential election. >> uh-huh. >> trevor: are you as afraid as many of the people in this audience? >> look, i am cautiously optimistic, as an opinion writer i get to say what i think and who i think should be president of the united states and i think hillary clinton should be president of the united states. (cheers and applause) that being said, i am cautiously optimistic that she will be able to pull this off. >> trevor: if you look at the numbers, especially in terms of the electoral map, swi a very strange thing for me to try and understand. >> right. >> trevor: you may have a position where if the wrong states go the right way for trump, he actually comes out extremely close or eve

thanks for having me. >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you, sir. >> trevor: i've been a fan of yours for so long. thank you for coming to the show. >> thank you, man, that's nice to hear. >> trevor: i remember you were in movies and all of a sudden you disappeared, and then i saw online a thing that said you were now working for the obama administration, and i said, "that's a joke." because you're high all the time. >> oh, sure. >> trevor: your character is. >> you were high when you were watching me for long enough. >> trevor: i never smoked weed in my life. >> no, of course,. >> trevor: i forgot. >> people thought it was a joke but it was a real thing. >> trevor: let's go back to tho real quick because a lot of people don't know this. so are you an actor known for comedies, extreme comedies like "harold & kumar," having a great time. >> yeah. >> trevor: how do you go from that to working in the white house? >> yeah, sure. >> trevor: like, is that one of those things where obama's watching tv and he's like, "guy's funny. bring him in." >> i wish. that would be-- that would be

. >> trevor: he has the ring. >> yes, he does. >> trevor: it's funny that you say that. let's talk about that for a moment. i struggle with this. because i go republican, people go oh, the republicans won. and i argue, no, the republicans didn't win. donald trump won. donald trump beat the democrats and donald trump beat the republicans. >> yeah. >> trevor: there is a difference there. because now they are at his beck and call. yes, they control the senate and the house but now you have the situation where they are at his beck and call. do they stand up to him or do they bow? >> no, yeah, that's absolutely right. senator-- i was in missouri yesterday for the election, and everybody including people working on his campaign assumed he was going to lose. hours after the polls closed. and it wasn't only until we realized that trump was minuting missouri, because he was winning it, that we saw that roy blunt was going to be brought back to the senate. the only reason mitch mcconnell will be running the senate is because of donald trump. and donald trump is going to use that p

( laughter ) >> trevor: remember that? although i admit, i feel like i owe african dictators an apology. they were probably watching this election like, no, no, no, no, no... i might kill people, but to grab someone by the pussy, no, no, no, no, no. no, no, no, no, no. i have decorum, huh? what kind of a man grabs it? you touch it, maybe rub it. why you grab it? maybe your hands are small, that's why you have to grab, huh? no, no, no, no. ( laughter ) the thought of donald trump as a dictator was funnier when him in power was hypothetical. now america decides to shake things up and now possibly answers about the future may lie in the third world. which bhai hard for many people, because usually you only look to the third world when you guilt your kids because they hate their christmas ments. well, i'm sure so many some kids in africa would like this educational video game. i know politics may be dry. but looking at those leaders may be the only way to think about donald trump. i'm speaking of south africa. the one you can

>> no. >> trevor: no, no, just gathering data. >> no. >> trevor: please, some data. >> (bleep). >> trevor: want to take a bole? >> no. >> in america, no means yes! >> no. >> hello, hello? she hung up. that was a baby crime. might want to call back, may be a situation. >> trevor: thanks so much ronny c enjoy your phone! you too. (inner monologue) all right, be cool. you got the amazing new iphone 7 on the house by switching to at&t... what??.... aand you got unlimited data because you have directv?? okay, just a few more steps... door! it's cool get the iphone 7 on us and unlimited data when you switch to at&t and have directv. whether you're wearing lbeads,.. stripes... or cheese. if you bleed blue... black and yellow, purple or various shades of red... this is your beer. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back. my guest tonight are the secretaries of the u.s. air force and the u.s. army. please welcome deborah lee james and eric fanning. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: thank you very much. thank you. welcome to the show. >> great to be here. >> trevor: it is wonderful to b

thank you. >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me, brother. >> trevor: i am such a huge fan of yours. >> oh, thank you. it's mutual. >> trevor: every time i see you on screen, i'm, like, oh, this is going to be good. you know there are certain actors where you're just, like, oh, we're on now. >> that's pressure. i hope not to let you down. >> trevor: before we get to "moonlight," let's just chat about the world. the world of acting, the world you've come from. you are really enjoying a great moment in your career right now. you grew up in oakland, california. >> born in oakland, grew up in a little suburb next to it, hayward. >> trevor: you used to race bicycles for a living? you wanted to do that? >> i started racing in the american bicycle association at four, and i raced until i was ten. i was about two years from turning pro, so i got t expert -- the next level was pro but you couldn't turn pro till you were 12 or 13. ( laughter ) >> trevor: the world of sport is amazing -- wow, i want to be a pro but i had to wait until i was 12. i can imagine 10-year-olds an

i am trevor noah. my guest tonight here to discuss his new book about race relations in america, "washington post" reporter wesley lowery is joining us. it's going to be really fun. let's get right to. donald trump is going to be president of america. when you're weak, by the way. ( laughter ) and the real president, not like those cool movie president preso do things like preparing the nation for an asteroid strike, or defending his own air force one... >> get off my plane! >> trevor: uh, that's spill friendlier than spirit airlines. turns out, donald trump has not yet mastered role of commander in chief. >> pre-donald trump leaves the press behind for a private dinner with his family. >> the press wasn't too happy about it. >> the president-elect ditches lock-standing protocol. >> president-elect tried to sneak out of trump tower for dinner after trump told staffers he was in for the night. >> his motorcade was seen driving away from trump tower. ( laughter ). >> trevor: i'm sorry, but america's elec

i'm trevor noah. so excited, our guest tonight from "designated survivor," actor kal penn is joining us, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) but let's get straight into it, people. the election is just six days away, and hillary's lead in the polls is shrinking paste fastera porn window when the boss walks by. donald trump on the other hand just received his second newspaper endorsement. this time-- seriously-- from the official newspaper of the k.k.p. which, by the way, is an extremely difficult newspaper to read because they refuse to use black erchg. and, yeah, the post popular feet nurt paper is the burning crossword. it's the same clue every single day, just someone saying, "mmmm, perfectly acceptable word fair black person. six letters. starts with "n." niewbian! that's it! niewbian." but the k.k.k.really did endorse donald trump. i'll tell you one place where donald trump isn't gaining any ground on hillary clinton, it's with the black vote. i wonder why. trump has 2% support among black people.

>> trevor: our number one cubs fan! >> fresh from cleveland, man. >> trevor: i can't believe you came to work. you're still wearing the same robe. this is amazing, roy. you are back in new york. you can put the sign down, man. >> hmm m. you sound just like united airlines. captain going to tell me i need to put down the sign. not tonight! fly the plane, sully! >> trevor: you must have had an emotional night. >> it was grown-ass men brought to tears. cubs fans, this wasn't just for them. this was for the three generations of ancestors who never lived to see the cubs win the series. >> trevor: who were you there for? >> myself. i'm the only cubs fan in my family. >> trevor: now that you bring it up, you're from alabama, so how did you become a cubs fan? >> because it came on tv. look, in alabama -- ( laughter ) in the '80s, only two baseball teams came on the tv, the cubs and the braves. i couldn't watch the braves because they came on at night and my daddy wanted to watch air wolf. what do you know about air wolf? >> tre

>> trevor: it's alive! ( laughter ) now, luckily, trump hasn't made any of those appointments official yet. there is one decision, though, that he has confidently made-- hiring his chief strategist, steve bannon. >> bannon, one of trump's first appointments and already, his most controversial. >> the new campaign "keanu" has been dubbed "the most dangerous political operative in america." >> he has a following among the alt-right, among white nationalists. >> bannon's got a lot of-- he's said some bad stuff. >> he is a very divisive figure. (bleep). >> trevor: yes, the man who will be the top adviser to the future president of the united states, honey badger. if you're unfamiliar with the phrase, this is where he got it from. >> this is the honey badger. watch it run in slow motion. it's pretty bad ass. look, it runs all over the place. oh, it's got a snake? watch this. the snake's up in the tree. honey badger don't care. honey badger don't give a (bleep). >> trevor: but this steve bannon guy, he's no joke.

thank you. >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me, brother. >> trevor: i am such a huge fan of yours. >> oh, thank you. it's mutual. >> trevor: every time i see you on screen, i'm, like, oh, this is going to be good. you know there are certain actors where you're just, like, oh, we're on now. >> that's pressure. i hope not to let you down. >> trevor: before we get to "moonlight," let's just chat about the world. the world of acting, the world you've come from. you are really enjoying a great moment in your career right now. you grew up in oakland, california. >> born in oakland, grew up in a little suburb next to it, hayward. >> trevor: you used to race bicycles for a living? you wanted to do that? >> i started racing in the american bicycle association at four, and i raced until i was ten. i was about two years from turning pro, so i got to expert -- the next level was pro but you couldn't turn pro till you were 12 or 13. ( laughter ) >> trevor: the world of sport is amazing -- wow, i want to be a pro but i had to wait until i was 12. i can imagine 10-year-olds a

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appreciate it, trevor. >> yeah, thanks. >> ten games in and i can't decide if trevor siemian is the most fantastic surprise in broncos history, a placeholder until paxton is ready, or the most boring quarterback in history! which is it? >> i think all of them apply. >> a little of each! >> yes, a surprise but boring doesn't give about. i'll go with number two because trevor is tied for third in the nfl for the most impeccable throws! we may already been in the paxton lynch era or could be talking more about tony romo. mike, i know you'd love that. >> no! i'm leaving. [ laughter ] >> i'm going with what you said. all of the above. i think it's a little bit of and he got these wins we would be in the paxton lynch era right now. i know you like to laugh at me -- but there's still a chance that trevor could be the guy of the future. if he keeps winning games and gets it done and stop throwing those impeccable passes, could be the guy -- >> he's an excellent passer. that's what's impressed me ant it. he's very accurate. i'm i'd love to see kubiak open up the passing game for him. after watchi

this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: wow, wow! welcome to the daily show. thank you so much for tuning inment i'm trevor noah. my guest tonight, i could not be more excited. an amazing guy, ryan speedo green is here to chat about his new book. i'm excited about that. but first, welcome back everybody, welcome back, welcome back. i hope you had a good thanksgiving. i know there was a lot of anxiety about how divided the country is. but for me, i knew we were going to be okay the day after thanksgiving when i saw the whole country coming together as one. for the traditional black fri celebration. look at the joy in their faces. you know what, i bet this year people didn't even go for the deals. they just wanted to be in a space where they could punch somebody. that is what they wanted. afterwards everything was still there at wal-mart. people were like what did they take? the blood, that is what they took. the truth is we might need to have black friday every week because now that donald trump is going to be president, people really

again, as all of you know trevor has a day job. [laughter] >> a daily job, yeah. >> a nighttime daily job and he will be traveling, we are on a tight schedule, we are only going to be able to take a few questions to allow him to make it back. >> everyone is lining up. i guess we will do the daily show tomorrow right from this spot. [cheers and applause] >> let's take the first question. >> thank you, tr oh, -- trevor, i enjoy hearing from you. >> pleasure to meet you. >> thank you, same. i led a tour group in 1994 to south africa and we visited the children in the -- and the school sang to us and it was very moving, but what was interested was we had a native south african guy helping us and he surprised me, alarmed me when he said there were better times during the apartheid because now most of us are unemployed and we've been fired from our jobs because they have to give us fair wages and i was thinking, it's like in the hebrew bible and exodus when the jews escaped from egypt and then they started complaining in the desert, if w

trevor siemian caps off. started to get a little bit of momentum but then again -- his second touchdown of the day. raiders rushed the broncos 144-23 in the first half alone. they led 20-10. hears the play by trevor siemian -- he was under a lot of pressure. ended up coughing up the ball. at the end of the day -- he was ran ragged. he also had a late interception of the game. by a -- 30-20. raiders over the broncos. kami carmann is standing by, shall be sure to bring this to us. is all about matchup, it's all about moving onto the next game. nothing that you take from the ballgame and oakland tonight, do you appl -- you don't want to commit as many penalties. don't want to turn the ball over. you have to learn to do some things in the ground game. but new orleans has a totally different kind of challenge and skill set. you have to -- every week we are down there. a fact of the matter is, this the problem is, you have the raiders a 7-2 and you have the chiefs at 6-2. right now you are in third place in this di

uerto ri >> hello, trevor. i was born and raised in puerto rico when i came here when i was in my early 20s just uptime you were born. i do not know the difference between black and white and type mood to this country. i did not face racism until i moved here and i sought in a different way. my grandmother was as dark as you are brown shoes. have you ever encountered racism in this country and what have you done and what of you done about it at that moment? >> ya i guess it hasn't shaken me because i come from a place where we have some of the finest racism in the world-- [laughter] >> so, you will struggle to shake me with what you have here [laughter] >> i find often times racism, in my experience, comes from eight place of fear, strangely enough. a lot of time i think we treat racism as a cause and yet i see it as a symptom. people can disagree with me, but personally i see racism as a symptom and the cause of stems from different things, but a lot of the times that racism comes from a fear. those that i hav

trevor is -- trevor other player and has to get apparent we are looking at it as a group i have to do better for trevor up front we have to do a better job and we can help him because he is making a lot of plays and got us back in the game with a tremendous play to jordan you know. so, he's doing good things but like all of us like i said we are looking to be more consistent. >> so gary kubiak says no change but what say you? that's the centurylink poll question who do you want to see starting against the saints sports spag on cbsdenver.com. rookies have-- page on cbsdenver.com. rockies introducing the bud black he is familiar with managing at coors field and knows a little something about pitching. he pitched in the majors for 15 seasons. now you may have heard coors field not a pitcher's paradise and rockies can use help on the mound. >> i see the game through the pitcher's ice you know. i -- ice. you know i was a pitcher and i see the game that way. so i think it's now natural for you know me to have -- it's natural for me to have a easier conversation about me can mechanics or --

while trevor siemian, and paxton lynch are ascending. trevor siemian is playing very well. in fact, i think there will be a quarterback controversy for the broncos next year heading into training camp, siemian, or a real push to get the 1st round draft pick, paxton lynch out there. eventually, you've got to give lynch the ball, i think that's the way the broncos will go. ? [ music ] ? >>> if somebody mentions paxy, the avs beat the large kings. a scrap behind the net, and when he got to the penalty box, mcleod realized his helmet was broken. one of the officials kindly skated over to the bench to get a replacement, but some wise guy send him back with an injured forward matt duchene's head gear, which is about four sizes too small. everybody got a good laugh, mostly because the avs won 4-1. >>> the still comes from milan, where sebastian rudy completely lost his head during an international friendly. in the still of the night. ? [ music ] ? >>> bobblehead birthday boy is trevor story, born on this date 24 years ago. >>> tonight show next, we're all done here. jimmy's got wa

trevor noah. you owing their hair, they smell ea makes my day. makes me feel like gng to live forever. >> it's "sunday morningn herega ie pauley. >> pauley: t' warren bitty with gdie "soo just one of the roles that make him a hollywood legend. anhollywood is where mo rocca joaned him for a recent piece. >> you don't have a star. why not? >> well, you don't have to have a star if you don't want to, yo. need a star on hollywood boulevard to remind people that he's a living legend. >> this is his first movie role. >> in 191 made h household name. >> i can think of things i'd rather do. >> t theater was, was the first theater we ever showed "bonnie and clyde" in. >> i'm blade. he was only 29 when he produced and started opposite faye dunaway. >> we rob banks. >> a movie milestone that fover changed the way one an oscar for directing "red" a 3.5 hour epic about american communists in the early 20th century. buttist not justis work that's captivated the public for over half a century it's also his love life. he has had relationships with juli christie,

hard to accept trevor noah as replacement for long time host jon stewart. when "the daily showism" came out said, trevor noah, our new host, america was like, who? >> it was. you know, my favorite thing it was like america was like, who? and then there was, like, a subset of people in america, many of them immigrants, many of them people family overseas they were like, finally thought of himself as an outsider. born mixed race, he grew up in south africa during the racially segregated time known as apartheid. >> it was blatant. you must remember, apartheid was the best racism. this is not in a joking manner. people don't realize how well thought out apartheid was. >> his mother was south african his father a swiss national was whites. their court ship, a favorite subject of his stand up routine. >> my mom was like, woo, i don't care, i want a white man! and my dad was like, well, you know how the swiss love chocolate. >> what wasn't funny was that his parents, legally forbid tone marry, broke the law not only for being together but also by having him. he ca

trevor noah. seriously funny. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> they're so great looking, you know. i'm doing their hair, they smell great. makes my day. makes me feel like i'm going to live forever. >> it's "sunday morning" on cbs. here again is jane pauley. >> pauley: that's warren bitty with goldie hawn with "shampoo." just one of the roles that make him a hollywood legend. and hollywood is where mo rocca joaned him for a recent piece. >> you don't have a star. why not? >> well, you don't have to have a star if you don't want to, you know. >> come on. >> let's face it. at 79, warren beatty doesn't need a star on hollywood boulevard to remind people that he's a living legend. >> this is his first movie role. >> in 191 made him household name. >> i can think of things i'd rather do. >> this theater, what this theater was, was the first theater we ever showed "bonnie and clyde" in. >> i'm blade. >> he was only 29 when he produced and started opposite faye dunaway. >> we rob banks. >> a movie milestone that forever changed the way hollywood depicted violence. >> in 1981, he started i

that guy in the green hoodie was trevor semian who -- siemian who now is expected to lead the broncos back to the super bowl. >> i want trevor to play at a high level as he can possibly play at down the stretch. that's important for o thing about it, you get in these positions, regardless of who's in there, seven games or 70 games. >> i think it's good. i think coach expects a lot out of me, and i expect a lot out of me honestly. i take it for what it is. and i'd rather have that to list them just in case you missed them. >> right here. >> whoechlt >> whoa . [ chanting ] >> reporter: his goal would help the titans play ever state championship. jesuit looking to make a statement at no. 4. the 3a soccer final, and ross fernelding would come up with 2 huge saves. legacy lions attempt, it falls short, which is great news for caden blue baugh. and back to dick's sporting goods park, 2 incredible goal, first on the free kick, then off the tip to give the jags the lead in the state final. >> we ranked them, now it's your turn! go online and vote for your favorite play. >>> we are gonna play

new year than this is the day of the safety and they basically will turn over this and we think that trevor simeon was in a place that they had been 6-4 going into the bye week and they would be training not only paxson mensch to go as quarterback but also to make 3 changes as to where they play and we would've seen paxson the offense to have a chance to get back, now they cannot be comfortable but they can feel like we can continue to move forward with trevor.>>reporter: 7-3 and it's amazing how one play changes the optics of the season. >>> after the bye week the chiefs are coming to mile high and then kansas city at carolina today kim newton to devin funchess and they were up 17-0 and look like they would help t ?icked up by eric. watch the return, avoiding tackles and spin cycles and a path to victory. 17-14 and 29 to go and tied at 17, kim to kelviin benjamin and marcus peeters rips it away and took it back for the chiefs and set up santos for the walkoff game-winner. the chief score 20 unanswered and they take the game with 20- 17 and they are half-game ahead come back the buffs are m

." >> michelle miller catches up with talk show host trevor noah, chef bobby flay takes us to classic american diners. steve hartman has the tale of surprise package for our time. and more. first, the headlines for this "sunday morning" the 13th of november, 2016. zealand. the 7.8 magnitude quake was centered just north of christ church, it caused damage more than a hundred miles away and triggered tsunami that hit new zealand's south island. on a campaign donors hillary clinton blamed the fbi decision to revive its probe into her e-mail accounts in october as the reason why she lost the white house bid to donald trump. there were anti-trump demonstrations in new york significant, los angeles and several other cities yesterday. as for mr. trump he tells "60 minutes" tonight that he's going to be, quote, very restrained when it comes to using twitter as president. but he also says he considers social media to be, again in his words, where it's at. you can see mr. trump joined by his family interviewed tonight on "60 minutes." largest rebel group signed a peace agreement in cuba yesterd