nick love makes hits, and midterms are coming and george is a swing state.you can take any song and do it in front of the people who have decided it's a hit, and he. >> give it to me. >> any sound, i got you. >> as soon as you said that, i got a song. >> there has to be a way to activate georgia voters. ♪ ♪ so i borrowed some cash for my cousin's cousin's mother's aunt and i looked at the remics guy, this guy. ♪ ♪ to make a hit in the studio. >> let's do it. >> time to take this heat to the street. >> what's up, everybody? my name is roy, i am a rapper out of birmingham, 43 years old, never too late to chase your dreams. i got a truck i want to play for y'all. y'all let you know if you feel it? it is called, "get out and vote with your voting ass." >> the campaign is heating up. >> georgia is one of the key races that can determine who gets control. senator raphael warnock against herschel walker. olmo wow ♪ open i want to make sure my vote is -- >> it's a hit. >> i've heard worse. >> stop, stop, just stop. >> what did you think about my truck? >> it was pre

nick loved to joke, and haile loved to laugh. the teenagers were together that cold, november day, when tragedy struck. the horrible incident was all there for police to hear, on a perfectly-clear recording. so, why was what happened so unclear? a mystery that would divide a community, and spark a national debate. here's kate snow with "12 minutes on elm street. " >> 12 minutes. not a long time. but for three people, whose paths collided on thanksgiving day, 12 minutes was all it took for their lives to explode, in a flash. >> i refuse to live in fear. >> 12 minutes, that would haunt their families. >> i dropped to my knees, and i was like, this can't be happening. >> basically, why? >> every second of those terrifying minutes would be fiercely debated. >> your natural instinct is to save yourself, however you need to do it. >> a town divided over what happened inside this house, on elm street. >> got a lot of weird things happen in trial. i've never, in my life, had evidence such as this. >> this might be more than what we're, i

the either way, i'll leave you all day meet then as he gets, as i may yet not yet from the nick of positive love nuclear. i didn't know if you've been for the last of this not, not only our folks thought i thought it was you if you got to those love football things honestly and i will wait to hear from me if it's possible. i will be billed for the getting wireless we'll call you face because of that by the see if this is louis louis ivy and boy yeah. that's the body running. and i good evie? oh, i thought you always like i thought i was in the middle east. of course, i'm not called your truck. you get off the local barrel. but with your, with lilian, i used to be, well, if you missed a call from a without an audi. yes. and you can also just see why know tomorrow i just thought i would have this on the, on the line. you don't need to do so yes. the notion of you know, rena, they can walk killed. that one is dealing with that new battle carry in july most tonight. but i leave us nikki, bear to me. well, we're all though, just a 1000000 are a poster ski said skip rock. me so it's very cool, but the

he is a brother of backstreet boys member nick carter. >> we love you, nick. >> i want to thank you for wishes and all of your support. kumasi: aaron carter was a popular child singer in the late 1990's. as an adult he struggled with mental health and substance abuse. a medical examiner will determine the cause of death. he was 34 years old. famed duran duran guitarist says he has stage four prostate cancer. the band shared the news saturday when they were inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. taylor cannot be there because of his health but he wrote a letter thanking his bandmates and his family. the cancer is not immediately life-threatening but there is no cure. he says he is overjoyed to be accepting the award. the deadly bird flu is spreading in the bay area. the virus has no cure and is highly contagious and impact species ranging from poultry to raptors. if it continues to spread millions of bay area birds could die. there are economic consequences with the bay area farming -- farmers losing thousands of turkeys. if you notice a bird that appears to be sick collier wildli

. >> comforted by the rest of the band, to the audience's cries of "we love you, nick" greeting for hisdia post my heart is broken. even though my brother and i had a complicated relationship, my love for him has ever, ever faded. addiction and mental illness is the real villain here. i love you, kid. he was 9 years old when he first performed on stage, and by 13 he was a hit recording artist. his most popular album "aaron's party." ♪ >> peaking to number four on the billboard 100 list, selling more than 3 million copies. guest star on "lizzie maguire" in 2001 ratifying his crush status. >> merry christmas, lizzie maguire. >> hilary duff once dated aaron, taking to instagram writing i'm deeply sorry that life was so hard for you and that you had to struggle in front of the whole world. boy did my teenage self love you deeply. the singer's death comes year after personal turmoil. >> aaron told me in 2011 i love being a performer and entertaining, and when i can't do that, my world is in shambles. it doesn't work for me. >> over the years, aaron dealing with bankruptcy and family strife.

will be are joined by author and icactor nick offerman the pastol observations of what ignorant americans love to walk outside. this is your fifth book. >> i interviewed michael pollan for a feature i was writing about him and he said your second book is your hardest. everybody's got one book in them, but then eventually if you write two or three or more, you learn the questions that will plague you for the rest of your life and he said of his own work you canee see the through line. we are both inspired somewhat by wendell berry who is a great kentucky agrariante writer. the questions of how do we relate to our food and nature through who produces our food and how they treat the land and produce and so forth. that relationship i think is prevalent in all of my books. my fourth book was a memoir with the legendary megan so there is some husbandry and crossover where they do get a little agricultural for sometimes but that maybe isn't appropriate for the channel. >> we as a society view nature and a sense of conservation through sinking of national parks versus the way we think about nature rig

thanks for joining us and i love if you go on twitter, you can see her doing it. impersonation of nickteph. appreciate it. thank you. both coming up here on mornings onto the nine. some of the biggest names in the music world came out to honor slain rapper take off the funeral service itself is close to press. we will learn how to take off was honored by those take off was honored by those who knew him i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit hiv through sex. don't take dovato if you're allergic to its ingredients, or if you take dofetilide. taking dovato with dofetilide can cause serious or life-threatening side effects. hepatitis b ca

convicted in federal court for actual seditious conspiracy that he meeting with kanye west and nick fuentes, and my lovefolks, what is being revealed here? what core truth is there or have things changed in some way that put him in this position? >> i think we've got to remember, chris, trump's understanding of his own base is identical to that of a liberal who thinks that trump is racist. you know, most republicans are not, you know, creepy arose and holocaust denials. guy wh e carthey c carthey c kanye says because when it comes to some of it, he probably agrees and thinks, you know, that's what's good about those people or something like that. i mean, i think the more alarming thing really is the idea that, you know, these guys are hoping, as they were with unite the right rally, he negative polarization to elevate their own ideas and to force mainstream republicans to defend them because they know that they will defend whatever trump does. and so, they want to put themselves in a position where in order to defend trump, you have to defend holocaust denial or white supremacists, explicit white suprem

loved. and tonight, stevie nicks posting this photo of the two together and a handwritten note, ending with aying tonight that she was the best musician, the best friend, we were so lucky to have a life with her. good night. >> building a bit >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> the first level two storm of the season is moving in overnight and preparations are underway right now to keep the roads clear and open. >> we will see limbs coming off trees, down branches, potentially even trees falling over into our lines. that is usually the number one thing that impacts the electrical system. >> pg&e crews are ready in action, hoping to prevent major outages from tomorrow's storm. larry: thanks for joining us. this is a level two storm, and we have team coverage for you this afternoon. we start with sandhya patel with a look at what we can expect. sandhya: a stormy morning ride. let's take a look at a life picture right now. soak up the sun you are seeing because it will change dramatically as we head towards tomorrow morning. it is a level two

nick. gave me a chance to find out whether i really love you are not.ssings beforehand, not when they can help themselves. >> are you afraid of being cut off of the shelling? >> money doesn't count when love is concerned. >> of course not. >> here are some people who believe in finding out things themselves. these boys and girls were all members of the science and engineering clubs. they were sponsored by the american -- movements are spreading over the whole country. >> this is the kind of thing that appeals to -- do the same kids day here during the whole affair? >> constant rotation. the children seem to think i am an old -- i just can't help believing that our welfare is rooted in character, not in panacea's. systems don't count half as much as the right kind of men and women, like these kids are going to be. >> you can get my vote on that any day. no system can make up for bad citizenship. >> no. i think i will go find mother jane. i will see what launch. >> i'd like to show a few more things. he's a pretty hard fellow to convince. >> i think he's

convicted in federal court for actual seditious conspiracy that he meeting with kanye west and nick fuentes, and my loveere? what core truth is there or have things changed in some way that put him in this position? >> i think we've got to remember, chris, trump's understanding of his own base is identical to that of a liberal who thinks that trump is racist. you know, most republicans are not, you know, creepy arose and holocaust denials. they have jobs and families in real life. but he doesn't know the difference because he's a rich guy who's a billionaire who hasn't walked into a grocery store to buy anything in decades. so, he's hedging his bets. he thinks this guy must be popular among the people who like me, so i'm not going to call him out, i'm not going to disavow him. for him, that is sort of the display of weakness. so, even if he thinks, you know, he agrees that this guy is noxious, he's not going to condemn him because that to him would expose a vulnerability. it's something that trump, it's a political understanding that, you know, trump has adhere to since you first began, which is you can

nick if offerman's fifth. of the pastoral observations of one ignorant if american who loves to walk outside.nks for being on booktv with us. >> guest: thank you, sir. ♪ >> booktv, every sunday on c-span2, features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. at 8 p.m. eastern, massachusetts republican governor charlie baker shares his book "results" where he offers his thoughts on how to move past politics and get things done. and then at 10 p.m. easrn on "after words", sociologist beth truesdale looks at the future of retirement and whether working longer provides better financial security in her book, "overtime." she's interviewed by economics professor courtney coile. watch booktv every sunday on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide. or watch online anytime at booktv.org. ♪ ♪ >> if you're enjoying booktv, then sign up for our newsletter using the qr code on the screen to receive the schedule of upcoming programs, author discussions, book festivals and more. booktv, every sunday on c-span2 or anytime online at booktv°. booktv.org. television for serious reade

nick carter. aaron was found dead in his home in southern, california saturday morning. nothing you think you guys for the lovea popular child singer in the late 90s as an adult aaron struggled with mental health and substance abuse. he died at the age of 34. a san jose sharks annual tradition has made a comeback after a pandemic pause. check it out the sharks hosted a star-studded scrimmage with special olympics, northern, california. layers including logan couture, matt nito and head coach david quinn participated in a friendly game of hockey the game even included san jose sharks broadcasters mascot sharky and much more the sharks foundation donated 120 custom jerseys and $10,000 toward the special olympics program. well, it was a great turnout for a great event all for great. cause more than 2,000 people came to this weekend's annual walk to and alzheimer's an opening ceremony and abc 7 news morning. anchor reggie a key served as coe mce. we are raising money for an organization that i truly believe in. our lifetime is going to end all farmers. more than six million americans have alzheimer's 73% of those

he really loved his older brother, nick carter, who as you all know has been a member of the back streetw, aaron, like you said, he put out a lot of successful hits, especially in the 2000s. he went on tour with the back street boys. he was on nickelodeon. he has talked about his issues with drug and alcoholism and at one point he said he had suffered over 1 average seizures due to his addiction to prescription medication. you know, during the times that i interviewed him, it was on brighter days, and i spoke to someone close to the family who confirmed that, sadly, he has died at 34 years old. he was found in a bathtub in his home. unclear the circumstances around that, jim. drugs, alcohol, we just don't know those details yet. we have reached out to authorities and we don't have any more information just yet. but, you know, people are taking to social media to mourn his loss and, you know, again he grew up going on the road with the back street boys. you know, he was the little brother that everybody loved and everybody was rooting for and, you know, he lost custody of his child earlie

nick? >> tyrus: yeah, a little bit i listen the junk. i love the morning.ying this game wr wrong. instead of fighting this ignorant stupid [bleep] but how it somehow my blackness prevents you from getting up or being on time for work and i can only work on nondaylight savings, i'm just can agree with it. so i'll see y'all in june i will be 20-15 minutes late because when i get a new customer, minority. all the sons out, getting sick got to go. >> greg: that is true is a very race article. >> nick: in the article when the experts mention the death of breonna taylor who was killed lynn before before george flowed while sleeping because the no knock raid that was issued. she was black, and emt she was shot to death in her bed by drug cops executing a fake warrant as part of the drug war. the drug war is racist. a light savings time, not so much. >> greg: actually died? oh, my goodness. >> tyrus: it was the leader son. >> nick: she was asleep when you research that. there are real problems that we can deal with, and in this b.s. like daylight saving time. >> gr

the prepay, i think when you, you know, sort of thing and i want to come by nick, can suddenly i'm unable yet to eat it or love it you soon if don't from graphic a forward. i know and it one but you know, if you don't meant that are difficult to be paid with a i feel like i'm unable though, you know, city on a pool or believe me, but the people that people see them are glad to hear about us in the bullet, and you'll see here, i don't the model, you'll see, let me, they will bolted in here. if it's a link to the family or, you know what i mean there are. so you got to know company to, you know, personally you seem to get it picked up to very well tonight to meet with him level of the, from the, from the media us with an $1130.00 unit at the center and or throw at all through the get it sort of a more than a week from a month, regardless of whether near the, with an important or more likely industrial media. but let's talk a little bit about inflation. that's something that the generation of chileans had never experienced, but they certainly are experiencing it now. like many other countries, what can you do to

and nick and haile weren't here to see that. >> i think that's probably one of the hardest parts about all of it. i would have loved to see my brother hold her. >> he would have been uncle nick. >> uncle nickel baby. that's all for this edition of "dateline. " i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. we lived in a fairytale where everything was perfect. >> first day of school! >> then, all of a sudden, there is that demon. that blacks period, that darkness. >> he just points the gun at my forehead. the first thing i started thinking of was my children. >> at first i was saying what this kid at me? my dad was stolen by bad guys. >> i lost everything that i knew just like that, gone. >> it was such a mystery, who was behind this. it was just tearing me apart. >> i was suffering so much. >> we -- >> if it takes everything we have, everything i can humanly do. >> i saw things that no 12-year-old should see. >> i mean just the cruelty of incredible fear and agony. >> i, mean one was this going to. and all the hell that we went through on all the pain has made us unbreakable. the green and white taxi parallel down the h

what people will love for michelle, because let me pay a manuscript. huh. oh, today storage nick in the video content issue i'm with for said we did the on the store board, the district were secretly and could not show up steel if they just was awarded media, which they thought that she had to work with before. and if you mind, yeah, see what bars could. yeah, sure you love because always scar. what's beyond vicki? a little, not as news because all i need to go know, move the coach deal and stuff. it would be with good bonus for sheer geometry us dollars. mac wasn't on fetch. was she responding to the tunnel bit chilly extra broad street dr. new york electric with the bullets and name, but don't call, did the wood cbd media see to assimilate this moonless growth. and that was my choice for your norfolk to, nor you we, for the year. and you said chelsea more father. and so i was to be in your bedroom, us could you describe with the not that we've seen and nor mean or but resume like somebody generally in the do the educators them in they haven't with dish and does federal authorit

love each other. that's what it's about. >> nick, do you have concerns about -- i'm going to give you the final word. do you have concerns about the division in our country and where we're heading? you were trying to offer a space space and, sadly, someone interrupted that so violently. >> i do. i am sad and scared about what wr thi, where this nation is going. what happened to us this weekend as a community is happening around the nation. these politics are tearing our gay communicates apart. you see what's happening in new york with bricks thrown at bars. this is not good. this is not safe. our politicians are helping drive this narrative and they can also help stop it. >> thank you nick. thank you richard. you guys are very brave. i could talk longer with you. we'll move on because we are going to discuss this morning. thank you so much. that's all i can say. i'm on the verge of tears. we're going to go to break and will discuss after this. we'll be right back. two new ihop lunch and dinner menu items for twice the goodness, twice the flavor, and twice the choice. sirloin salisbury steak and all-n

nick fuentes ran the america first translation. they were huge headlines, trump had to say. that guy was the host of a right-wing travel, he loves, i have no idea, he did his best not to denounce david duke in 2016, ray tweeted what's promises, embrace nice that white nationalists, he is gearing, up some republican candidates are gearing up in certain ways. he gears up and getting his base animated by which promises antisemites, that is donald trump, the republican party, and if they do not speak out we should label them all that. >> thank you very much for joining us, you know, i listen bases daily columnist and a host of the show. -- it is a professor of history at nyu and author of strongmen, from muscling into the present, also author of the newsletter lucid. that does it for, me thank you for watching, you can catch me back here tomorrow morning from eight to 10 am eastern, do not forget velshi is also available as a podcast if you like to wake up a little later then am eastern you can listen the entire show on the go anytime, subscribe and listen for free wherever you get your podcasts. they were where you are. and that's

nick offerman. his most recent book is called "where the deer and the antelope play: the pastoral observations of one ignorant american who loves to walk outside." mr. offerman, this is your fifth the book or is there a thread that all five? >> guest: that's a great question. for my second book which is called gumption, among other people, i interviewed michael pollan for feature is writing about him, and he said your second book is your hardest. anybody has got one book in them but then eventually if you write two or three or more, you learn the questions that will plague you for the rest of your life. he said of his own work and he said you can kind of see the through line in my books, which were both inspired in our writing somewhat by wendell berry who is a great kentucky agrarian writer. he's my favorite writer. and the questions of how do we relate to our food and how do we relate to nature through who produces our food and how they treat the land and the produce and so forth. our awareness of that relationship i think is prevalent in all of my books. my fourth book was sort of a memoir of my marriage with the legendary m

love about her as well. >>> check this out. what do nick cannon and steve martin have in common?ll let you think about that for a second. maybe it's the 12 kids they have. maybe it's because one had 12 kids in cheaper by the dozennen, and what is about to have 12 kids in real life. in all cannon shares his 11 other children with 6 different women. the baby reveal comes as abbey shares she and cannon have given birth to a baby girl just a couple days ago. by the way, their baby girl named zeppelin, just like my son. >> they're going to pick out a lot of names. >> he's busy. >> dude. listen. dude, chill. just chill. >> i'm living for the memes. they are hilarious. just google it. they're so funny. >> i was thinking about the money. like $3 million is what sophomore estimated what he has talked about, supposedly is what it costs for child support. $3million a year. >> he's got it, i guess. >> busy man. >> he's got something to have all those kids. >> it's an interesting family dynamic, for sure. >> definitely. to each their own. >> to each their own, for sure. i hope all the babies

anyone wearing one on the field and even ordered belgium to remove the word love from the collar of their jersey. that was nickth reporting for us. more than 43,000 soccer fans were watching the u.s. and wales go head to head in. >> qatar yesterday, both teams scoreless in the 1st half until a pasta timothy way gave team usa the lead. >> but let's watch that. there it is. but it didn't last for long that lead a late penalty kick up the 82nd minute by greste. they'll ties the game one to one. up next for the united states. they will play england friday. 11:00am pacific time. back here at home, niner nation traveled well south of the border to see the niners in mexico city taking on the cardinals starting in the 2nd quarter, niners down 3, nothing until jimmy g found brandon a youth for the touchdown. san francisco took the lead and never looked back. the cardinals tried to close the gap. couldn't get anything going though. niners blew out the cardinals. 38 10 after the game. kyle shanahan expressed his appreciation for the crowd there in mexico. >> that was one of the coolest experiences. i've been a part of it

anyone wearing one on the field and even ordered belgium to remove the word love from the collar of their jersey. >> well, that was nickorting for us now. soccer has always been and he really political some of the biggest clubs across the world were founded based on religion or ideological leanings. but usually on the world stage, those issues get pushed aside for the action on the field. this time it appears to be less about the goals and more about the geopolitics. >> well, over 43,000 soccer fans were watching the u.s. and wales go head-to-head in cutter. both teams were scoreless in the 1st half until a pass to timothy way gave team usa the lead. and there you see it. it didn't. last long ago, a late penalty kick in the 82nd minute by gareth bale tied the game at one, a pace. so that ends in a tie. up next for the united states will play england friday at 11:00am pacific time. >> maybe you're looking for a place to watch the world cup. san francisco is going to be hosting world cup viewings at several locations around the city. this is footage from yesterday's watch party. this is at folsom street location at the c

anyone wearing one on the field and even ordered belgium to remove the word love from the collar of their jersey. >> well, that was nickng for us now. soccer has always been inherently political. some of the biggest clubs across the world were founded based on religion and ideological leanings. but usually on the world stage, those issues get pushed aside for the action on the field. this time, though, it appears to be less about the goals and more about the deal. politics. >> over 43,000 soccer fans were watching the u.s. and wales go head-to-head in cutter. both teams scoreless in the 1st half until a pass to timothy way gave team usa the lead. and here's a look at that highlight. there. it is. goal didn't last long, though. >> there was a late penalty kick in the 82nd minute by gareth bale to tie it up one apiece. so that ended in a tie. and up next for team usa, they're going to be playing england on friday at 11:00am pacific time. all right. for one football to another. let's talk about the niners. they traveled well south of the border to see the niners in a mexico city taking on the cardinals. >> starting in the

nick is on the list our style when, when a group of all men came to their home campus, i b a now love is daniel to apply for a heck of bananas. felony, says leanna, i would his d. pamela. oh my know, yes ma'am. i'm your password and banana. let me know if i can only see any man in the hot shit. hello, my name is amelia. yeah, lemme kiana. minerva kaiser i think i missed jack. nature nearly 3 weeks would go by before they got any news. and when they did, it was moist, his body had been found on the side of the road, decapitated, and dismembered with for the family, it was clear that it was linked to his work as a journalist, which often brought him into conflict with local officials. by the mayor of medina at the time or mar cruz with just months before he was killed. moses interviewed him about problems with the local police as the body of the of mythology and okay has gone through the look it up with him when he by limited in get you to her head and for my family in conte quality of gay. if them commit in security issues got worse in the months after this interview. dr. so and then t

loves israel. what do you glean from his refusal to condemn nick fuentes and kanye west's comments?s been his nature. he refuses to ever express regret for a mistake he makes. i don't know why he continues to do that, but let me say something interesting. when president biden publicly praised a jews hater, don't give israel money, and biden called her a passionate intellect that god thanks for being a fighter. nobody said a word about that. >> i don't know about that. >> you have to understand that, you know, both sides -- >> i hear you, mort. i understand the both sides stuff, but i think that democrats have come out and even denounced people in their own party many times and voci vociferously when there's anti-semitism. i want our viewers to know something that victor, you have been pointing out. this isn't just an anti-semite, fuentes. he's vile on many different levels. he's also a racist. he's also a misogynist. here are just some of his hits. as we know he's a holocaust denier. he's called rape, quote, not a big deal. he said segregation was better for african americans. they

my get moved about it and i've been a lot can cause i love re new cos gone just been in the bus and ian and nick and in a minute. guys haven't got a lot of them in a little nevada meeting, the washing done. i will not, you can the toner, the in the new, new, know, been a lot going to be. it's not as the show me how many more journey from the point. i got plenty for as i came by my mind that i will sell. okay. mr. of the of another one, your home or the one were so the best on my daughter, my life or something. amazing volley for me and all that god for that gone to for the football off guard. that was one moment i knew when the ash and marty mcandrew mcechran is good, but i'm starting to what i say is what i see all all color color. com decides i for, well, play my color color as a com dis on i know my go work. when her lima, i go by now. you know, well those i thing with the isaac, i'm here cub. ah ah ah ah, taking physical exercise is not always been at the top of the lifestyle or gendering ghetto and in a hot country where temperatures can be high for half the year. it's not always easy. the

his new york nick fan copy could everything and also a girl dad, doctor a bram x candy kid to have you on the state. lovely to have you here. we're going to be talking about your work, the challenges of spreading anti racism and the tools you used to do that out. i'm going to start with a brand new book called magnolia flower, which is a children's book, which says so much, but also tells a beautiful story. how would you describe it? well, let me thank you so much for having me on this. this is a love story like magnolia flowers is about an, an afro indigenous girl in florida who is prevented from, from, from love in and finds a way to, to, to fall in love and maintain her love. but it's also a story about nature that the love story is told from a mighty river to a dancing brook. and an and magnolias parents one fled the trail of tears when native people were forced off their land and, and another fled slavery. and so she, there's this historical element as well, in this love story. there's so much in the book if you go a little bit deeper. i remember when i was reading kits books and when i re read them a

and nick fuentes then went online and bragged on his tv show that donald trump loved him, that donalder on the pulse as far as it relates to donald trump and the people around him. >> right, the other people that didn't really have a finger on the pulse were, you know, these far-right youth groups that you've obviously written about. this is your area of expertise. but they were so convinced, right? that they would be organizing on college campuses. that they would be talking to young college students, and it's something would happen. but then, you have the midterm elections and the opposite happened, right? the majority of young people rejected that right wing extremist ideology. what do you think is behind that rejection? >> i believe the far-right's hate campaign has come back to haunt them. people, young people may have issues with the democrats at times. young people may sometimes be less connected to the party. they may wonder whether the democratic party is helping them as much as they want. but at the end of the day, young people are closer, they're not hateful. they're more e

and number 2, you do have players that have come nicked and, and they're suffering from some knots that they had during the season. they loved better. martinez hasn't been at his best level. you know that there's been other players that have left to johnny le chancel. you're starting to lament his absence because he was one of the primary pieces urgent in midfield. i mean, if they get through to day, do you think that they can go all the way in this total? yeah, i don't see why not. i mean, you hear another example is lou yvonne hall and netherlands. now he saying, okay, now the world begins for us, for many, it was that said process to get the kinks out of the way and kind of iron things through for when things really start mattering now or do you think lation correct? get i get, get those pay get in place as it were. and during me for big substitutions today for luna's calona, that lineup that he's had from for to the match against mexico. but can they get through to like that because i think they should. i think they could, yeah, you think they will, i think they will make them well our cable for. busy more on this or are

member of the famed backstreet boys nick carter writing on instagram this morning, my heart is broken, even though my brother and i have had a complicated relationship, my lovenever faded. the truth is that addiction andment illness is the real villain here. ly miss my brother more than anyone will ever know. erin carter started his career at just nine year's old and rose to fame in early 2000's with smash hits like i want candy and erin's party and despite all success, erin carter did have tough times. he was open about his struggles with substance abuse, mental health and had legal troubles and strained relationships with family members including older brother nick who filed a restraining order against him in 2019. erin carter leaves behind a young son named prince who was born just last year. arthel. arthel: very sad, christina coleman. thank you, we will be right. back. he did it. is dusty had managed to most teens ever without a world series. not anymore. >> not anymore. so before he love the houston astros or second championship last night over philadelphia. the 73-year-old also became the oldest manager to lead a team to world series title. baker won

, click, click, click ♪ ♪ down to the chimney went good saint nick ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ santa, tell me, if you really there ♪ ♪ don't make me fall in lovet's an overhead shot, we have a camera man over the terrace right now doing that. he's cold. that's the top of the christmas tree, red, white, and blue, officially opened up yesterday, which means christmas is here. time to shop. >> steve: listen, we are america's number one cable morning news show, and on this tuesday, november 22nd, 2022, we are officially the first major outfit in new york city that has lit up a christmas tree. >> ainsley: but the times square tree is not lit up yet, right? war, rockefeller center. >> steve: hours, the biggest and best. they say we have 340,000 lights on it, 12,000 decorations, and has become over the last couple of years a landmark in new york city. so many people are coming to visit and they are taking a picture with our tree behind them and going home and having a great memory. >> ainsley: do we have music out there like we did last year? they are saying yes. >> brian: i heard the guard humming when i walked in. [sleigh bells] a lot of people won

nick now. >> please don't say mouth full. >> anya says she loves the crazy twists and turns in this movie sorview on "nightline." now let's go to ginger. >> i am out here with a bunch of nurse practitioners. now, you were saying how many nps around the nation? >> 355,000 nps across the u.s. >> thank you. yes, i'm the daughter of a neonatal nurse practitioner so i want to show all these beautiful faces because they've been everywhere on the front lines of the pandemic and beyond. i grew up with you all because my mom's one so thank you for all the work you do. we made you a little something special. nurse cities. medicine lake, montana, 29 today. health, arkansas, at 34. we put in helps, michigan, you know, these are for you. that is the big picture. thank you all for being here and thanks again for everything you do. let's get a check. drew: i am true with your accuweather forecast, lots of sunshine. we are going into the 60's by the afternoon. we will keep the dry pattern through the weekend. >>> all right, coming up, we got the legendary coach and my friend, i get escorted over here. my ma

i had five pictures of stevie nicks taken and i never got one of them, but she loves "mad. >> how aboutu hear what i said? she loves "mad." >> i know. >> not "squawk on the street." "mad." >> no, she doesn't -- no they can't get up in time for "squawk. >> way back in the day, barbara streisand used to love "squawk box. she used to write us emails. >> today's the anniversary of her broadway album release >> is it really? you know what i saw on a clear day? >> the original clear day. >> on a clear day, you can see forever. >> i love broadway so much >> you were never going to be a song and dance man right here is the only actual talent at this desk in terms of music. >> milk and honey. it was great this is the land of milk and honey. great. >> some of the names we didn't get to >> how about that exxon. >> i don't know that play. i never saw it was that with robert morris? >> oh, he was excellent. >> guess what i saw him in >> what, you saw him in that he was great >> i tried to emulate him for years. >> i mention it because if you missed it, our special, our great documentary on exxon is

i would love the police to be nicking these pain in the neck people.rliament, encourage the police actually act, the police to actually act, encourage use encourage the police to use their powers and frankly are not talking it because i hate talking about it because i hate giving publicity giving these people publicity for extremism . for their cretinous extremism. so i sort of say, let's so i almost sort of say, let's not talk about it because otherwise we're playing their game hope police game and i just hope the police nick because frankly, nick them because frankly, they're a in neck. well they're a pain in the neck. well you might say that you see, some might say that maybe government isn't maybe it's your government isn't doing enough about it, you know, i all your i mean, look, we all share your concern actually a concern that actually they are a nightmare. and don't like nightmare. and i don't like to give oxygen give them the oxygen of publicity, done publicity, but i've never done a panel show on this channel where anybody in of what they're

ju: would love to be a fly on the wall for those conversations between u.s. officials and the ukrainians. nicklutely. judy: nick schifrin, thank you. nick: thank you. [laughter] -- ♪ judy: former president trump's announcement that he will run for office again was met with mixed reviews. our geoff bennett reports on what we heard and did not hear last night in mar a lago. -- at mar-a-lago. reporter: on capitol hill today, tepid reaction from senate republican leader mitch mcconnell to donald trump announcing a reelection bid. >> the way i'm gonna go into this presidential primary season is to stay out of it. i don't have a dog in that fight. geoff: tuesday night, the former twice impeached president now facing multiple civil and criminal investigations kicked off a 2024 presidential campaign. mr. trump: in order to make america great and glorious again, i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. geoff: mr. trump's latest bid begins at a moment of political weakness in the wake of midterm election losses from several of his endorsed candidates. his hour-long speech

nick carter posting on instagram sunday, "my heart is broken. even though my brother and i have had a complicated relationship, my love for him has never faded."and mental illness is the real villain here." aaron carter was found dead in his home on saturday. he got his start at just nine years old, opening for his brothers great. not long after, aaron's second studio album went triple platinum. that led to several acting roles, including on "sabrina: the teenage witch" and "lizzie mcguire." the sheriff's department revealed how carter was found saturday in a bathtub. >> information since the house center found a male in the uppers -- upstairs bathtub, unresponsive. they were instructed to start cpr on the mail. reporter: anthony says he tried to help. >> the housesitter or maid came to the door and was screaming, " he's dead, he's dead." we wanted to help. i told my wife. reporter: he was engaged his girlfriend and they had an 11-month-old son. >> he said he would go to rehab, if that's what you want me to do. reporter: the medical examiner will now determine aaron carter's exact cause of death. reggie: eight dave -- a deadly bird flu is spre

love the one in the middle, who's like look. king between the two of you. don't forget it. nick bosa walks past you, even in the parking lot.ght joe. thank you, 11. oh, my god. it's in the whole store. it's not just in how did you get past the bollards? glass smashed when thieves plow. winton oakland business with their suv. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. tonight we have learned this is the third time thieves have targeted that store . hello again. i'm jana katsuyama mike mibach tonight. ktvu is amberleigh with new video from the crime in reaction from neighbors who questioned why police did not do more. a lot of glass. you could hear the glass shattering witnesses tell me they were awakened by a burglary about 4 15 monday morning at the quick stop on the corner of merit and brooklyn avenues. just steps from lake merritt. these photos posted to social media show the black suv used by the thieves to deliberately crashed into the store. oh, my god, it's in the whole store! not just in how did it get past the ballers? witnesses say the thieves moved the atm outside the store, but because of the red safety bol

nick fuentes, they thrive on attention. we've got to cut it off and really reconsider how we cover these people. >> how? >> i lovehe "new york post" covered his announcement. they said florida man announces run for president. that's how we need to treat donald trump. not as a credible former politician. but as a discredited hack, again, who weaponizes hate and uses anti semitism to advance his agenda. that's not okay no matter how you vote, your party affiliation. >> marco rubio and mike pence, they said basically the same thing. both condemned the fact trump sat with fuentes, but also made a point of saying they don't think donald trump himself is an anti semite. what do you think of those who choose to make that? >> his daughter, grandchildren, are jewish. has a complicated relationship with the jewish people, but when you validate the people who spew anti semitic venom, that's enough. we've got to judge people on what they do. and again and again, whether it's saying they're fine people on both sides, whether it's pretending you don't know who david duke is, people raging through the capitol that you love them

that statement from his brother, nick carter, saying that he is heartbroken, but he also acknowledged that they've had a complicated relationship, but saying that his loveas never faded. at the end of that statement, though, he says that he hopes his brother will find the peace that he was never able to find here on earth. fred? >> terribly sad. camilla bernal, thanks so much. >>> all right, for years, we've heard unfounded claims of voter fraud and rigged elections. well, now one group the working to restore trust in the system. we'll explain how, next. you can. now ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and wherere it's going. (dock worker)) right on time. (vo) robots can predict breakdowns and order r their own replacemet parts. (foreman) nice work. (vo) and retailers can get ahead of the fashion trend of the day with a new line tomorrow. with a verizon private 5g network, you can get more agility and security. giving you more control of your business. we call this enterprise intelligence. from the network america relies on. announcer: type 2 diabetes? discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c,

nick, come here real quick. so my nephews enters. we're having thanksgiving and over you guys, this is great. he's got this great czech italian lovetually a meteorologist. he's a freshman in high school and sacramento meteorology has never micron so he can't talk. but he's helped me all day with the forecast has been sick. that's great. well done, nick to make your debut. yes i want to see the hat on you, though. bill next i just wanna see doesn't think we're on tv. okay i'll see you guys thanksgiving. thank you, bill by the way, as people gathered to get together this thanksgiving, we take a closer look at the ways people are expressing other gratitude across the country. stay right there. if you run a small business, you need the most from every investment. that's why comcast business gives you more. more innovation... with our new gig-speed wi-fi, plus unlimited data. more speed... from the largest, fastest, reliable network... and more savings- up to 60% a year with comcast business mobile. all from the company that powers more businesses than any other provider. get started with fast speeds and advanced security for $49.99 a

nick carter did have this to say he posted on his social media accounts. my heart is broken. even though my brother and i had a complicated relationship. my loveor him has never ever faded. i have always held on to the hope that he would somehow someday walk a healthy path and eventually find the help he so desperately needed. several other stars are continuing to share heartfelt messages to aaron's family. actress hilary duff, who briefly dated carter between 2001 2004 also posted messages dedicated to him on his instagram. >> happening tomorrow, the blood moon lunar eclipse, the chance of rain could put a damper on any viewing parties. but the full moon will pass through the shadow of earth and turn reddish in color. the best views going to be right here in the western u.s. along with russia, japan and new zealand. it will last about an hour and a half starting at 04:16am. our time. but i know we're going to have some rain so kyla grogan is here with more on what we can expect in that regard. hey, kyla. hey there. yeah, unfortunately the weather is not going to cooperate and the reason is quite simply that we have this huge system. so even t

reporter: nick gilkey is an engineer with ge where they create and track the development of their frozen products. >> there are 60 ice makers in here. more traditional shape. >> reporter: i would love mo rocca is visiting an institution that's a cut above. >> reporter: at the edge of manhattan's little italy sits a butcher shop virtually frozen in time since it opened in 1923. >> i joke many times and i say it's half museum, half butcher shop. i should charge admission. so many people come in and they are just like, is this real? >> reporter: jennifer is the butcher, owner and fourth employee of albanese meat and poultry following in the footsteps of her great grandparents. >> it's a very old book of orders. this is from march 1, 1934. >> reporter: back then, this is where you came for fresh meat. >> this block was full of butchers. they used to sell the cattle at canal street. >> reporter: albanese which turns 100 next year is the only butcher shop left on the block. ann has been coming here since she was a kid. >> come here and you think of old times. >> reporter: if this feels like the set of a tv show, well, it has been. >> we got the rib eye. >> reporter: she stepped in to hel

nick carter shared a message on instagram about his younger brother's death, saying, in part quote my heart is broken, even though my brother and i have had a complicated relationship my love for him has never ever faded. now you can finally have the piece you could never find here on earth. i love you baby brother. he also said addiction and mental illness is the real villain here. aaron carter was 34 years old. in the u. s aid worker has been killed in baghdad two police officials say the killers shot the american aid worker in baghdad as he drove through a district on the east bank of the capital near the tigris river. no one has claimed responsibility for the killing in tanzania commercial flight has crashed into lake victoria on approach to an airport. the country's prime minister says 19 people were killed. local authorities say 26 of the 43 on board, the precision air flight were rescued and taken to hospital. the plane was traveling from the coastal city of dar salama when he crashed sunday morning while heading to an airport in bukoba. police commander says it was raining when the aircraft plunged into the water. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky has warning o

nick kroll, mindy kaling, yvonne strahovski, frank grillo, rob mcelhenney. we will have music from the heavy heavy, goose and viagra boys and more. everybody's all excited about goose, did you hear that? >> guillermo: everybody lovese, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: have you ever heard of goose before this very moment? >> guillermo: no, jimmy. >> jimmy: you have not. [ laughter ] >> guillermo: i have no idea who they are. >> jimmy: that's the thing about snuggle, he's very honest when you press him. our first guest dresses up as other people for a living. she also commands a lifestyle empire that sets the standard when it comes to both vitamins and vibrators. the goop annual holiday guide is out now. please welcome gwyneth paltrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. see, you did it right. you didn't go for the head. tell everybody what you are because it's kind of adorable. >> i am gwinnie the pooh. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you doing? how's everything? >> everything's great. >> jimmy: what would you have been doing had you not been here tonight? >> i would have been just home. >> jimmy: do you answer the door for kids? >> we live in kind of an inhospitable trick-or-treating area

love and support for colorado springs and the club q community. and speaking of the club q community, we are joined here today by two co-owners of the club, matthew haynes, and nickyou for being here and thank you for the support you've shown and the cooperation you've shown in making sure that you help us reach out to the community and help us serve the ends of justice in this case. a lot of people are wanting to know how they can help. we know that the victims and their families need our immediate and long-term support. i want to tell you about the colorado healing fund. that's a fund that's been in existence for some time, actually it was utilized during the boulder tragedy, where several people were killed in boulder some time ago. it's set up to provide a secure way to donate to victims and family members in incidences such as this, and they are ready and able, and they've already talked about appropriating money existing in the fund to the club q shooting victims. and what i want to emphasize to the public is that if you choose to donate through the colorado healing fund at coloradohealingfund.com, you can be absolutely assured your donations are going to t