trevor noah over there. i'll join your cult. >> we both grew up in super religious catholics. >> stephen: yes, what was your. >> my mother converted to judaism. it was crazy for me because i had a bar mitzvah, but she didn't explain what that was, and all my friends were black and none of them came. if they knew it was a party people would have come. i'm like, "i'm having a bar bar mitzvah." and they're like, "what is that?" and i said, "i don't know." she said, "you're 13 and now you're a man." she didn't tell me want money part. when i tell my jewish friends now, i say, "i had a bar mitzvah." and they say, "how much did you get?" and i go to my mother, wrstles the money part. and she said we couldn't do the money part. >> stephen: are you jewish. >> miew mother is jewish. she threw me into the bar mitzvah. i don't think it works like that. you don't get grandfathered in. it's not like obamacare. i don't get to come in just because i'm under a certain age. >> stephen: okay, all right. ( applause ) all right

noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: thank you! welcome to "the daily show," everybody! i'm trevor noah! thank you so much for coming out, everybody! and thank you for tuning in! our guest is an amazing actor making his directorial debut with "the boy who harnessed the wind," chiwetel ejiofor is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: a democratic fight with kids and roy wood, jr. sees the future of politics. let's catch up on today's headlines. first of all, did you guys have a good weekend? ( cheers and applause ) oh, well, i'm glad i asked. i had a fun weekend. it was pretty chilled out. i hung out with friends, watched the oscars -- from on stage at the oscars! hashtag winning! hashtag living my life! hashtag i just want to thank my mom! ( laughter ) it was such an amazing night. it's my first time there. everyone is -- it's wild. like, everyone is just, aaahhh! aaahhh! aaahhh! and you seem like an idiot because it's like, i love you. i love you. i love you. live you all! i love you all! i was superstar struck

trevor noah, good morning. >> good moood morning, everybody. >> good morning! youo great to have you here. >> you and your grandmother. >> she was great. l doesnfun. she still doesn't get what we were doing, because she doesn't oesn'tthe morning shows. love.s great, she doesn't care. granju love. y gram goes, trevor, that's why lovee him, so i don't want her whal of me to be determined to pi do or don't do in my work world. >> couldn't play in the streets so now you get to play on tv. >> trevor, getting serious for a roment. what do you make of what's irginia g to the virginia governor? i fee, well, it's an interesting aknversation i feel we need to break down in so many pieces. first of all, i think a lot of eople a fromminders of where america has come from and where a is foris for many people. to see somebody who's in power kface,u look back, oh, you were pairing blackface? part of this georges even says t wasn't him, he wore blackface for a michael jackson comp tilgtilg competition, reminds me of a conersation that hasn't been ast.in america feels like. it'

i'm trevor noah! our guest tonight is a musical legend -- a musical legend, ladies and gentlemen, john legend is joining us tonight! ( cheers and applause ) oh, yeah! we're going to chatting with him, and then he's got a new song to play for us. stick around, everybody. also on the show, president bone spurs finally goes to vietnam. people are coming back from the dead and why i.s.i.s. members are saying my bad! but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. let's begin in vietnam where earlier today president trump land for his second summit with north korean leader kim jong un. of course, vietnam is sort of a touchy subject for president trump. the first time he was supposed to go there, he dodged the draft. so, yeah, trump likely wanted to make up for that today. so when he got off the plane, he immediately through a grenade at some vietnamese people, and he was, like, now i'm a war hero, so brave, so brave. ( laughter ) so that was awkward. kim jong un's arrival went more smoothly. >> the north k

noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: thank you! thank you so much! and welcome to "the daily show"! i'm trevor noah! take a seat everybody! let's get into it! our guest tonight -- our guest tonight is the oscar nominated writer and director of blackkklansman, spike lee is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) yeah, he's not here for an interview, he's just here to yell at us from the sidelines. black feet is the new black face, animal uprising has begun and president trump is almost finishing building his wall. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick things off with a major story from the federal court in brooklyn. if your dream was to be a biggest drug lord in the world, a position just opened up. >> joaquin el chapo goodman is found guilty in his drug trafficking case, convicted on all ten counts, facing life in prison. >> today 12 americans, four men, eight women, after 34 hours of deliberations over the course of six days found him guilty on all ten counts. el chapo stared directly at them the entire time th

. >> it's "the daily show" with trevor noah. the state of the union 2019. uncanceled! ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: oh, yeah! oh, yeah! welcome to "the daily show"! i'm trevor noah and welcome to our live state of the union show. that's right, we're 100% live. do you know how live it is? ics tell you the time. it's 11:02. i could not fake that. anyway, a few minutes ago, president trump finished the second state of the union address. and, yes, his tie was crooked when he walked in. trump walked past 600 people and not a single one had the balls to tell him. at some point mike pence should have said, this is the way ties should be from now on. i guess we should grateful his fly wasn't open. now remember, the speech was supposed to happen a week ago but postponed because of the shutdown. which is good because it gave trump extra time to practice mispronouncing big words. but the show had to go on, because for the political world, this was the biggest day of the year. almost everyone who was important was there. for exapmle, the supreme court justices were in attenda

i'm trevor noah! you guys are amazing! wow! wow! oh, wow! let's get into it, everyone! our guest tonight is an n.b.a. star and activist for democracy in his native country turkey, enes kanter is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on the show, your weave is protected, bernie is back and the jussie smollett story gets weirder than ever. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. i.s.i.s. now that the dreadful terrorist organization has been almost completely defeated in syria i think we can all admit that's a pretty cool flag. i don't think i'd join just because of that, but i'm just saying now that they're gone, we can talk about this, right? hundreds of i.s.i.s. members have been rounded up as prisoners of war and now there's a new battle over who has to deal with them. >> president trump is calling on european nations to take in hundreds of i.s.i.s. fighters who have been captured? syria and put them on trial. he's warning more than 800 prisoners could make their way to europe as i.s.i.s. is ready to fall, and if they're not tried in europe, the p

i'm trevor noah! our guest tonight is a writer and comedienne and friend of the show, comedienne from "2 dope queens" currently airing on h.b.o., phoebe robinson is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) i can't wait -- i can't wait to ask her what it's like to work with jessica williams. also on the show, the governor of virginia joins a book club the earth is a giant bug zapper and senator amy klobuchar throws her name into the ring at one of her staffers. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. the grammy awards, the night when white americans are remined of how much black people like to thank god. and last night's show is no different. >> music's biggest night for the grammys, and what a show. >> guardee b. won grammy for best rap album for invasion of privacy. >> grave took home a grammy for "god's plan" but many viewers upset his powerful speech appeared to be cut off. kacey musgraves took oim home album of the year, also appeared to be cut off. >> trevor: a lot of people were angry be

noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: oh! welcome to the show, everybody! thank you so much for coming out! i appreciate you so much! and thank you for tuning in! i'm trevor noah! ( cheers and applause ) let's get into it! our guests tonight are the creators of comedy central's hit new show called "the other two." chris kelly and sarah schneider are joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) it's a really really fun show getting great reviews. we'll be chatting about that. google is secretly listening to you. jussie smollett and roy wood, jr. are here with "cp time." but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. breaking news about whg something that thank god didn't happen. >> a u.s. coast guard lieutenant is under arrest, investigators say he was planning a major attack on innocent civilians and hat a list of prominent names. >> had stockpiled wells including 1,000 bullets, handguns and assault riffingleles. >> this hit list contained names of prominent democrats as well as a number of 2020 democratic candidates, the

>> it's "the daily show" with trevor noah. the state of the union 2019. uncanceled! ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: oh, yeah! oh, yeah! welcome to "the daily show"! i'm trevor noah and welcome to our live state of the union show. that's right, we're 100% live. do you know how live it is? ics tell you the time. it's 11:02. i could not fake that. anyway, a few minutes ago, president trump finished the second state of the union address. and, yes, his tie was crooked when he walked in. trump walked past 600 people and not a single one had the balls to tell him. at some point mike pence should have said, this is the way ties should be from now on. i guess we should grateful his fly wasn't open. now remember, the speech was supposed to happen a week ago but postponed because of the shutdown. which is good because it gave trump extra time to practice mispronouncing big words. but the show had to go on, because for the political world, this was the biggest day of the year. almost everyone who was important was there. for exapmle, the supreme court justices were in attenda

i'm trevor noah. thank you for coming out. yeah! ( cheers and applause ) oh, yeah. let's get into it! let's get into it. our our guest tonight is the author of "the hate you give," the bestselling novel that became a major movie. now she's got a new book out. angie thomas is joining us, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) also, also on tonight's show, president trump is having the best sleepover. michael cohen says it takes a liar to kitchen a liar. and lewis black has all the diseases. so let's catch up on today's headlines. president trump and kim jong-un. their relationship is like that weird new pokemon movie-- it shouldn't work, but somehow it just does. ( laughter ) so when they met for their second summit meeting today, everyone wanted to see how they would hit it off. >> the president kicking off his high-profile second summit with north korea's leader kim jong-un. the two met just this morning for dinner-- evening time there-- and a on 1 conversation. >> it's great to be with you. we had a very successful first summit. i felt it was very successful. and some

i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight is an amazing man who went from ex-con to entrepreneur, a fantastic dude. chris wilson is joining us everybody. you want to listen to his story. really, really inspirational. also on the show, the new york subway is now free. some good news about guns. and roy wood jr. will tell us the best things to steal from black people. ( laughter ) but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. the border wall. it's now official-- neither mexico nor congress will pay for it. ( laughter ) so, like many of you after valentine's day, trump is turning to plan "b." >> this is cnn breaking news. >> the breaking news this hour, the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, dramatically revealing on the senate floor, the white house confirming that president trump will sign the spending bill, averting another government shutdown but, also, will declare a national emergency to secure the money he wants for a border wall. >> trevor: that's right, people. president trump is finally declar

noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: yeah! yes! welcome to "the daily show," everybody! i'm trevor noah! thank you so much for coming out and thank you for tuning in! let's get to it. our guest tonight the director of the oscar nominated documentary "minding the gap," bing liu is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) a really interesting documentary we're going to be talking about. also on the show tonight, america is in a national emergency. colin kaepernick has finally signed with the n.f.l. and the reason so many white people are talking about empire. but first, happy presidents day. yeah. i'll be honest, this is another american holiday i don't quite understand. you pull a president out of the ground and if it sees its shadow, six more weeks of democracy? do i have it right? and i know a lot of people today have work off, but w we at "the daily show" couldn't take a break because there's so much news to talk about. too much news. thankfully, too much news is the right amount of news for a segment we call ain't nob

noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: thank you. thank you so much. welcome to "the daily show," everybody! i'm trevor noah. thank you for tuning in. and thank you for coming out. i appreciate you. take a se seat and let's get ino it. our guest tonight is an amazing filmmaker whose documentary about being young and black in alabama was just nominated for an oscar. ramell ross is joining us, everybody. a brilliant man. also on the show, fox news loves cow farts, americans say don't mess with taxes, and we sent a border wall to trump's rally. ( laughter ) but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. the oscars. it's the night when the world comes together to celebrate filmmakers, and now there's a plan to make the show more exciting by leaving the filmmakers out of it. >> now to new drama surrounding the oscars. there's some backlash this morning after the academy announced four awards will be given out during commercial breaks. >> several categories, including cinematography, won't be aired live. you won't see film editing live, e

i'm trevor noah! thank you so much for tuning in! our guest tonight is a journalist with a new memoir about being the first black female reporter at the "washington post," dorothy butler gilliam is joining us. she's 82 years old, and i think she can still kick my ass. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: really amazing story! stay tuned for that. also on the show tonight, a fashion trend worse than socks with sandals, roy wood, jr. takes us back in time and why you should feel sorry for billionaires. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. build the wall, the favorite chant at president trump's rallies, right after lock her up and extra dipping sauce. ( laughter ) but now the democratic governor from new mexico iso showing trump what she thinks of his wall. >> the governor of new mexico really doesn't like walls. watch this. >> i'm michelle lujan grisham. we have to bust through walls to make changes in our schools. i'll create public and private partnerships to rebuild our infrastructure. we need more apprenticeships and skill

noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: yeah! welcome to the show! welcome to the show, everybody! welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah! thank you so much! let's get into it, everyone. oh, man! oh! thank you for tuning in. i'm so excited. our guest tonight is a comedy legend, colin quinn is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) he's got a hit one-man show called "red state, blue state," which also sounds like the worst dr. seuss book. ( laughter ) also on the show tonight the least super bowl ever, rappaport lying more than ever about his street cred and a tip on how never to use shoe polish. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. first up, the story absolutely nobody stalking about today, the super bowl. the patriots win, again, in the lowest scoring super bowl ever. tom brady and the pats secure another championship. >> the game had only one touchdown but set 18 records one for the longest punt in the super bowl. >> record for fewest points in a sfnlt fewest points through three quarters, fewest points

welcome to the daily show, thank you so much for tuning in, i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight, our guest tonight, take a seat, take a seat, everybody. our guest tonight could not be more excited is a senator from california, and democratic candidate for president of the united states, kamala harris is joining us, everybody. going to be a really, really great conversation. also on the show. >> happy birthday, trevor. >> trevor: thank you so much, happy birthday to you too. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: that is always weird people shout happy birthday and i'm like happy birthday back, i don't know what to say. also on the show tonight, the billionaires who started the opennoid cries i why six-nine might not be nice and how president trump finds a new way to keep mueller employed. let's catch up op the headlines. we begin with a new report that president trump may have committed obstruction of justice. and you are probably thinking is this a rerun of "the daily show"? no, no, st just that trump keeps doing the same shit over and over again, like that netflix

noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody. thank you so much for tuning in. i'm trevor noah. thank you for coming out. yeah! ( cheers and applause ) oh, yeah. let's get into it! let's get into it. our our guest tonight is the author of "the hate you give," the bestselling novel that became a major movie. now she's got a new book out. angie thomas is joining us, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) also, also on tonight's show, president trump is having the best sleepover. michael cohen says it takes a liar to kitchen a liar. and lewis black has all the diseases. so let's catch up on today's headlines. president trump and kim jong-un. their relationship is like that weird new pokemon movie-- it shouldn't work, but somehow it just does. ( laughter ) so when they met for their second summit meeting today, everyone wanted to see how they would hit it off. >> the president kicking off his high-profile second summit with north korea's leader kim jong-un. the two met just this morning for dinner-- evening time there-- and a on 1 conver

i'm trevor noah. thank you for tuning in. and thank you for coming out. i appreciate you. take a se seat and let's get ino it. our guest tonight is an amazing filmmaker whose documentary about being young and black in alabama was just nominated for an oscar. ramell ross is joining us, everybody. a brilliant man. also on the show, fox news loves cow farts, americans say don't mess with taxes, and we sent a border wall to trump's rally. ( laughter ) but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. the oscars. it's the night when the world comes together to celebrate filmmakers, and now there's a plan to make the show more exciting by leaving the filmmakers out of it. >> now to new drama surrounding the oscars. there's some backlash this morning after the academy announced four awards will be given out during commercial breaks. >> several categories, including cinematography, won't be aired live. you won't see film editing live, either. the academy has announced, those categories new england to best live action short and makeup/hairstyling will now be awarded during commercial

i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. thanks for coming out, everybody. our guest tonight, your favorite zombie killer and wakandan killer, gur. also on tonight's show, trump's state of the union. was the best and worst ever. beto o'rourke is getting ready to tell us thathe's getting ready to tell us something. first let's catch up on today's headlines. virginia-- last week, the state was thrown into chaos when it came out that governor ralph northam wore blackface in the 80s, which was a dangerous time for that. yeah, dressing up like a black celebrity in the 1980s. a lot of skinny white neckes were snapped from those injuries. anyway, a lot of people said governor northam must step down, give the job to virginia's lieutenant governor, justin fairfax, the next person in line. but then it came out that fairfax has a very serious sexual assault allegation against him, so then everyone started looking at mark herring, mark herring. and now we're back to square one. >> we have breaking news on virginia. with the state's governor still in hot water, the attor

again so what many people didn't realize was that trevor noah offered a completely misleading translation off the phrase what he actually said was why people don't know i'm lying has sparked a huge social media reaction this accorded one of the funniest stunts ever pulled off at the oscars and the other rights respects to travel you know of for his joke to south africans that's of course with is an official language and this tweets credits trivino for putting black history month back on track a reference there to the african-american actor jesse small a who allegedly paid to have a bogus racist attack staged against him and stand accused of damage and race relations in the u.s. at a particularly sensitive time ok so we leave you now with pictures of one of africa's veteran jazz singers that's dorothy. zimbabwean born south african passed away this week and she was free but the music of so-called antidotes will live on just as for the legacy and not really believe this but there on my campus iconic song that's a passage she wrote that the next time i put out the song.

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," "daily host and author trevor noah joins us in the studio. >>> plus, president george h.w. bush's service dog sully is preparing for his next mission. chip reid has details. >>> more from the grammy awards. kevin frazier will have a wrap-up of the big winners. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ >>> live from the cbs news bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> good morning as we take a live look outside at the bay bridge to start the workweek. hope you had a fantastic weekend. we have more rain for you this week. it's monday, february 11th. thanks for waking up with us. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. let's get a check on the rain and the traffic. it's 4:30 and early but things are going on. >> we're back at it for sure. and we are looking at a few showers and a chance to see a few more isolated showers. a stronger storm is on the way. high def doppler and you can see some spotty isolated showers on our high def doppler radar screen especially across th

trevor noah: "i kept expecting a waiter to come over with an order for buffalo wings."nah, she was just reading along with the president's speech.jeanne moos, new york/standup bridge: "of course, nancy wasn't the only headshaking eye-roller in the house."presidential hopeful kamala harris looked exasperated, as did kirsten gillibrand, who even used her eye-roll as a fundraising appeal, then took it down after critics said it violated house rules.speaker pelosi's daughter christine tweeted "oh yes, that clap took me back to the teen years. she knows. and she knows that you know."all we know is that all that clapping was the speaker's seal of disapproval. nat seal flappingjeanne moos, cnn, new york ( darya ) now to the warriors. now to the now to the warriors. they are on a roll after hosting the spurs. lets get to the highlights.( james ) first quarter, warriors off and running. andre iguodala gets loose for a dunk. later on, klay thompson going to work. gets the steal ... and the three- pointer on the other end is good. the warriors led by 14 at the break. in the 3rd, d

noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you for coming out. oh, you guys are wild. take a seat! take a seat! wow! this is amazing! so good to have you. our guest tonight is the new democratic congresswoman from minnesota ilhan omar is joining us, everyone! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, we'll find out why you will be sick on monday, and neal brennan is here to talk about the ticking time bomb in your pants. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. election day, it's the most important day on the american calendar right after christmas and the release of the new marvel movies. many people weight in line for hours to vote, which is a problem if you also have to go to work, which is why congress proposed a bill to make election day a public holiday. yeah, and that would be cool. you know who hates cool? this guy. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is slamming a bill to make election day a holiday. >> democrats want taxpayers on the look for generous new bene

not trevor noah, correct? i want to be clear on this. >> i am honestly not familiar enough with what trevor noah said. the one who said "punch that kid." no, that person is most definitely on the list. >> bill: "the washington post" was lined up. who do you go after next? >> we have not decided whom we will see you next. however, we are discussing that, and these lawsuits will continue to roll out over the next 30-60 days. >> bill: todd mcmurty, thank you so much for your time. just across the river there from covington catholic. thank you, sir. we will follow. >> thank you, bill. >> sandra: we are just mom was aware now from a news conference with chicago police as the jussie smollett faces a felony charge in the alleged hate crime attack. >> bill: also, the officer accused of planting a domestic terror attack. finding a stockpile of weapons at his home and i hit list as well. a report on that and what we have learned today. comingg up. because with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. ♪ so

tune in tomorrow when my guests will be trevor noah, natasha lyonne, and musical guest, the marcus king band. now stick around for jay cords. good night. >> stephen: you don't see the village people saying, "no, no, no, we've updated it. ♪ it's fun to stay at the air... "b" "b" & "b" ♪ b & b. it's hard to do a "b." air b & bsneet ♪ ♪ are you ready y'all to have some fun ♪ feel the love tonight don't you worry 'bout ♪ where it is you come from it'll be all right ♪ it's the late, late show

i was on trevor noah and i pointed out there had been 2,000 men and 50 women and he said i've been in night clubs with that ratio that had to close down. he then said i've been in gay night clubs that had better ratios than that. 2019 all these new women came in, it happened after trump, after the women's march, more people of color getting elected. it's been ain't incredible change. i look at this not as how was it ten years ago, it is how is it now and now it is looking good. [ applause ] >> my name is gloria tim mondays i'm the first african-american to be elected to a city wide position. [ applause ] >> my question, because i'm on the board of education in nashua and do you have the temperament to go against, you know who, how? >> i do. i think you've got to be tough enough. we will start with that, but you also have to be strategic about this because i'm not giving away a secret to the media here, i think that too many times, it's not just about 2016, is that you follow him down every single rabbit hole and then pretty soon he is controlling the complete agenda. when i actually a

nor do you have that kind of situation -- i think trevor noah said, a trump supporter who is an "empire" fan, they may be out there, but they're not looking for somebody in the middle of the night. >> dana: i want to ask you one other thing about media coverage. it was interesting to me to see several coming from the left arguing the media should not use words like allegedly or reportedly or according to police because that was diminishing what happened to him. any thoughts on that? >> oh yeah, i get complaints about that all the time. people don't want me to use allegedly for somebody who is a killer of some heinous crime. look what happened here. folks who didn't say allegedly, stuck their necks out and acted like jussie smollett really was attacked. then they find out we should have said allegedly. >> dana: those journalistic principles that we learned long ago, they still hold true. clarence page, thanks for being with us today. have a good time at the gridiron. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >> dana: thank you. president trump's former campaign chairman could reportedly be facing m

i was on trevor noah and i pointed out there had been 2,000 men and 50 women and he said, i've been in night clubs with that ratio and it closed down. he then said, i've been in gay night clubs that had a better ratio than that. i think what you see in 2018 has -- is just a change. it's just all these new women have come in. it happened after trump. it happened with the women's march. more people of color getting elected. it's just been an incredible change. so i look at it, not how it was 10 years, but how is it now. now it is looking good. [applause] questioner: -- [inaudible] -- first african-american to be elected to a city-wide position. [applause] my question, because i'm on the board of education in nashua, and these guys know what's happening there. do you have the temperament to go against you know who now? ms. klobuchar: yes, well, i do. i think you have to be tough enough. we'll start with that. but you also have to be strategic about this because, not giving away a secret to the media here, i think too many times, it's not just about 2016, you just follow him down every sin

. >> by the way, trevor noah pulling a fast one not speaking, what he said is white people don't know i'm lying. . >> oh. >> no one knew. >> people in south africa who know that language, they knew exactly what he was saying. >> it was trending on twitter. there was a hashtag about it now. >> now, we're all in on the joke. on the joke. oscars. >> they were all in on the ever notice how hard it is to clean impossible kitchen and bathroom messes with wipes and spray cleaners? try mr. clean magic eraser. just add water, squeeze, and erase. mr. clean magic eraser works great on burnt-on food in the kitchen. it's perfect for cleaning stubborn bathroom soap scum. even on glass. and it even removes four times more permanent marker per swipe. try mr. clean magic eraser, for your impossible kitchen and bathroom messes. >>> welcome back. it is time for "the mix." and there is a brewing company in virginia and they are coming out with a new beer. >> what kind? >> what kind? lucky charms flavored beer. >> oh, something for the kids? . >> yes, it's called saturday morning. not for the kids. if you

she told the host trevor noah, she doesn't approve of president trump's policies but supports smart border security. beto o'rourke appeared on m msnbc saying he would tear down the wall in el paso if he could. >>> you're never more than 7 minutes away from from. look at that. we've rebounded to cool temperatures. 14 degrees cooler. on the peninsula, 37 in menlo park. everybody else 40 to 44 degrees. half moon bay at 49 degrees. we've got 45 at san rafael. san francisco 44. the east bay shore into the south bay, low to mid-40s. until los gatos, 37. look at san ramon. 33. freezing cold at 32. pretty close in fairfield. 34. your commute this morning is ni dry. e bay.he chilln not quite as much as it was yesterday when we had that small craft advisory. let's go through the 12-hour planner. in the east bay, everybody in the 40s by 8:00. nearing 50 at 10:00 and 54 to 57 this afternoon. down to 49 under the stars at 8:00. north bay, little cooler. 80s at 3:00. 40s at 10:00 and 54 to 56 from noon to 4:00. under the stars we drop down quickly to 45 at 8:00. look at all the sunshine in san francisco

." >> reporter: comedian trevor noah, who's fromouth africa, played an inside joke in his tive tongue xhosa, pretending to say one thing but actuallyng sa"white people don't know i'm lying." >> ya se puede hablar espaÑol en los oscars. th reporter: and spanish speakers celebrater recognition, too. >> muchas gracias a mexico. >> reporte alfonso cuarÓn won best director, cinematography and foreign film for "roma," a semi-autobiographical depiction of his childhood in 1970s mexico. while viewers saw wider representation within the winners and the fis themselves, the academy did not go without criticism-- namely for the best picture winner "green book." spike lee and others slammed the award, calling the film a too familiar story of a white person saving a black person fr peril. we turn now to two of our frequent guides to the movies: mike sargent is chief film critic of wbai radio and co-president of the black film critics circle. and, ann hornaday, chief film critic for "the washington post." welcome back to you both. let's start with the "green book" which is where our piece left off

noah and several what about the stage itself? production designer david coren is revealing this concept, it includes 1,600 cables, and 26,000 crystal beads, and 10,000 pearls and 40,000 real roses and it took 15 people 2,100 hours to build it all. that deserves an award of its own. but about sunday night's biggest actual awards, if you plan on putting money down most betting websites have "roma" as the frontrunner for best picture, followed closely by "green book,". a favorite in a more distant third. the biggest pay off for risk takers would be "vice," which seems least likely to win according to odds shark and vegas insider. for best actor put money on malloch, and actress, glenn close, and supporting actor is for "green book," and one of the safest bets of the evening, gaga going home with the gold for best original song"shallow." to put it in perspective, many betting sites are so sure gaga will win i would have to

." >> reporter: comedian trevor noah, who's from south africa, played an inside joke in his native tongue xhosa, pretending e say one thing but actually saying, "white peon't know i'm lying." >> ya se puede hablar espaÑol en los oscars. >> reporter: and spanish speakers celebrated their recognition, too. >> muchas gracias a mexico. >> reporter: alfonso cuarÓn won best director, cinematography and foreign film for "roma," a semi-autobiographical depiction of his childhood in 1970s mexico. while viewers saw wider representation within the winners and the films themselves, the academy did not go without criticism-- namelyfo r the best picture winner "green book." spike lee and others slammed the award, calling the film a too familiar story of a white person saving a black person from peril. we turn now to two of our frequent guides to the movies: mike sargent is chief film critic of wbai radio and co-president of the black film critics circle. and, ann hornaday, chief film critic for "the washington post." welcome back to you both.wi let's star the "green book" which is where our piece lef

various trevor noah. he handed out an award this evening and spoke very movingly about black panther, a superhero film which won three awards tonight. it was very well that —— received. the first time the film has been nominated for best picture. a win in that category but it was successful. there was a senseit but it was successful. there was a sense it was a different format to the oscars and there is no diversity being recognised in the people who we re being recognised in the people who were nominated and the people who actually won awards. there was no post this evening, which some people we re post this evening, which some people were suspicious about —— was no post. the last time they did that 30 yea rs post. the last time they did that 30 years ago, it absolutely bombed —— host. it moved along quickly and we didn't have them and you are too manyjokes didn't have them and you are too many jokes that fell flat. didn't have them and you are too manyjokes that fell flat. grant didn't have

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