they knew they would find nikki's blood. >> sure enough, in a smear of nikki's blood, a match.ed to one of the twins but which one? >> they are identical twins with identical dna, couldn't tell. >> by this time, the twin hz been out in the world without a word from the police for five months. >> wxai reporter katie beck. >> i think those five months built a confidence, an ar owe against that we are gooding to get away with this. >> you can imagine may 21, 2010 just after school. >> how did they react to being arrested? >> shocked. they thought it was over with. it had been five months. >> the arrest was big news. two sweet girls charged with the murder of their mother. who would have thought? >> people were riff eted by this story. >> yes, they were. >> when the twins finally told their version of events that cold morning in january, the city was riveted all over again. >> coming up, the fatal struggle. did their mom start it all? when dateline continues. s acid before it starts, for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? turns out, my body w

i'm tonight's sub, nikki glaser.d former dope queen who launched a brand-new book imprint called "tiny reparations books" and starting next month, you can listen to her new podcast "black frasier." please welcome phoebe robinson. hi, phoebe. >> nikki, hi, queen! >> nikki: i'm reading your book right now, so i feel like i've been talking to you like every day. so it's so good to talk to you. i want to quickly ask. you're friends with a lot of famous people, phoebe. little bit. i just interviewed paris hilton, and i really want to become friends with her, how do i go about doing that? how do you take it to the next level? >> i am very loosely friends with michelle obama, which is truly wild to me. the keys to that are don't be thirsty and hold in every single fart when you are around them. i have engaged my core so much when i'm around, it's wild. >> nikki: do you, like how are you friends with her? what is the friendship? how often do you guys talk? >> every few months we'll check in. we have each other's phone number

-nikki: okay. lemonis: mike and nikki and i met.e made a deal for me to invest $300,000 into the business, and we talked about all of the issues that exist here. does everybody know why i was asked to come here? why, sandy? sandy: to hopefully give us the resources to go further. lemonis: where i got hung up is this notion of how some people don't get paid but they write checks and they invest. and so, out of that $300,000, $50,000 is gonna go towards giving josh his money back. out of everybody in this room, including them, you've written the biggest check in the room. did you know that? -josh: i didn't know. lemonis: and you work here and you don't get paid. and so, i think that level of dedication is the reason that i came back today. sandy, i feel like you should have some equity in the business. -sandy: thank you. -lemonis: you're full time. you're a department manager. and so is chris. you're also a department manager. and so, the idea was $300,000 for 40%. out of that 40%, you're getting 5%, you're getting 5%, and you're gett

>> you must be nikki. >> hi. can't believe i'm on a date with mark paul gossler right now. >> that you're calling this a date, that's so cute. >> that's what this is. i'm speed dating with people. >> wait, this isn't a charity thing? cause -- >> no. >> the producer said that by doing this i was granting a wish to a very sick woman, is that not what this is? >> um, well, yeah, i guess in a way that's exactly, that's exactly what this is. thanks. ♪ >> we've got a good show for you tonight. paris hilton is here. phoebe robinson is with us. and also my house band tonight literally live from their house in st. louis are my parents ej and julie glaser. play us out, guys. >> a one, two. ♪ yeah, yeah, oh, yeah, my condition, my condition was in ♪ ♪ i woke up this morning with the sundown ♪ ♪ pouring in >> dicky: abc's "jimmy kimmel live," brought to you by progressive. so, what are some key takeaways from this commercial? did any of you hear the "bundle your home and auto" part? -i like that, just not when it comes out o

nikki: silence. >> when south carolina nikki haley was sworn in, she became governor. >> the results are woods i'm determined to do. >> she says it is the single largest economic investment at the state more than 200 years history. >> full manufacture right here in charleston r county. it is the greatest day in south carolina. $560 million invested. 1700 jobs right here. the great land. >> to the best part over the past couple of years is watching all of this jobs, not just going to cities but also the rural count south carolina because of you can give a person job, you take care of a family. we have watch a lot of families get in taken care of over the past couple of years. >> president-elect trump, has asked nikki haley to be his ambassador and she accepted it. she's considered a rising star in the republican party. >> our new investors to the united nation is living proof of the promise of america. >> for anyone who says you cannot get anything done in the un, they need to know there is a new sheriff in town. there is a new u.s. un, you will see a change the way we do business.. f

you have had such an inspirational life, nikki. i'm going to go back to probably some very hard dark days that you had as governor of the beautiful state of south carolina. and many of you will know what i'm referencing, but out of despair can come inspiration and true leadership. and so this next question, ambassador, you talk about the tragic killing of nine innocents at the emmanuel african methodist e e church. can you tell us a little bit about that time and how that incident affected the people and the state of south carolina and then as well, if you can, what did you do to bring those citizens together, reunite everyone? >> well, and my heart goes out to the community in california that had the shooting today. i mean, when something like that happens, it's not just the people in the room that are affected. it's the entire community is affected. and on that night, we had 12 people who did what so many people in south carolina do on every wednesday night, they went to bible study. but on this night, someone else showed up. he

nikki fried, any comments? guest: hopefully we won't need the tribunal because we will have joe biden as our next president. certainly appreciate the support and i think you are right. american people are at a crossroads. do we want to listen to the fear and scare tactics and divisiveness. and incitement of violence from donald trump. this is donald trump's america that we are seeing violence in our streets. covid ramping up across our country. or do we want a president that shows empathy to the american people that have a vision of bringing everybody together, sending money back into our american workforce, rebuilding our jobs and making sure that we are buying american-made products. that's a better vision of the country i see for the future. thank you for the support of joe biden. host: thank you, nikki fried, commissioner of agriculture and consumer services for the state of florida. >> coming up shortly, we will bring you an event in kenosha, wisconsin, whether have been protests following the shooting jac

yeah me and i i see in nikki haley the only thing that. brown that she brings to the table is you know just what's on the exterior i don't see that she is connected to her roots one she made in that speech the other day and she just fascinated by what part of her indian identity that she feels authentically engaged with so yeah that was interesting her well. please go ahead i think it's a very rich to who you know say that someone embraces that even if we don't know i think right what women have embraced their identity and i'd i don't think it's fair to save that nikki haley didn't earlier she actually has quite a good record as governor and if you remember that she took down the confederate flag this is something people don't remember still or you know as an international of us sitting equal distance from both women i would say that. you know one shouldn't undermine nikki haley's record just because you're a democrat let's go to your each of these very busy right now suit for instance says i take it as they are trying to woo indian vote i

go ahead but i don't what i said about nikki haley that i like about the convention that has happened the republican convention that just happened this past week is that she really has never not embrace or background that's something to be said she's always talked about it she's very proud of it she's talked about her city parents and the way that her children still go to the gurdwara for her parents and so on with various what i would say is that she has this reputation in washington having been in washington she said the service in washington or just any american which is that in the american congress it and then other than that it just depends that's a shock you maybe but that's at best and that's something that i think people really feel in the community that's something that i think i've seem conversation with people my family friends on and so forth very real conversation so i wonder how much that will really translate it from the perspective of what you're saying now and other things and i do think that the indian american community being elevated to the level that it's at righ

nikki? >> nikole, thank you. cbs's news director of election and surveys. anthony, coming off a big win in nevada, it looks like sanders is closing the gap with biden in south carolina. what's behind that? >> well, nikki, a big part of that is closing the gap with african american voters who make up most of the democratic electorate there. joe biden used to have a large lead with black voters. now both bernie sanders and businessman tom steyer have cut into it. that comes amidst both of them being seen along with joe biden as being attuned to the concerns of black voters and across the wider electorate, growing doubts about whether or not joe biden can ultimately win the nomination, nikki. >> anthony, we have a big debate coming up on tuesday. what are voters saying about how much that will matter? >> it matters a lot. first of all, two-thirds of democrats say they're going to watch the debate. we saw him give elizabeth warren the highest ratings for being impressive in the last debate. we'l

nikki haley the former u.s. ambassador to the u.n., he was also effective in telling her personal story, the daughter of immigrants from india who came to south carolina with not much, and all of a sudden one day she winds up the governor of south carolina and later the ambassador to the united nations. she told a powerful story, both scott and nikki haley trying to show some diversity in the republican party. at the same time a lot of the other speakers were simply not that effective. but those two i think made some strong points. >> there was a moment in the 2016 campaign when scott and nikki haley both endorsed marco rubio there was a photograph and thinking this is a very different republican party we have grown up with. diverse and certainly acknowledging some of the past sins of the united states. and paving a conservative way forward, obviously, marco rubio did not win. and nikki haley and tim scott has had to negotiate their way through the trump era. and the awkwardness of that i thought could be seen t

nikki haley. >> i'm nikki haley and it is great to be back at the republican national convention.will start with a little story. it is about an american ambassador to the united nations and it is about a speech she gave to this convention. she called for the reelection of the republican president she served and she called out his democratic opponent. a former vice president from a failed administration. quotembassador said and i -- democrats always blame america first. the year was 1984, the president was ronald reagan and ambassador jean korpatsch's words are just as true today. joe biden and the democrats are still blaming america first. donald trump has always put america first and he has earned four more years as president. a lifetime tor of serve as the united states ambassador to the united nations. now the u.n. is not for the faint of heart. it is a place where dictators, murderers, and thieves to announce america and then put their hands out and demand that we pay their bills. well, president trump put an end to all of that. with his leadership, we did what barack obama an

-sammy: nikki. lemonis: who is that right there? sammy: that's nikki's dad.oly [bleep] sammy: that's gonna be a problem. lemonis: how you doing, joe? is your daughter nikki? -joe: yeah. lemonis: this is a sensitive situation, and i need to talk to this guy in private by myself and find out what's really going on here. well, that's what my partner was just confronting him about. is he dating your daughter? lemonis: hey, listen, man -- joe t.: i'm really not comfortable not being part of the conversation. joe: well, i'm really not comfortable with you seeing my [bleep] daughter, number one, and then firing her today telling her what a [bleep] worker she is. joe t.: first of all, your daughter was under evaluation -- joe: don't come up with corporate crap to me. joe t.: i'm not coming up with corporate anything. joe: why'd you fire my daughter? 'cause she's a [bleep] worker? because she's not on your list? joe t.: hey, hey. listen -- joe: [bleep] check. [bleep] check. joe t.: first of all, she didn't do her job well. second of all, her and i didn't get along tog

tonight we are pleased to host former united states ambassador to the united nations nikki haley in a discussion about her new book with all due respect defending america with grit and grace. which offers a first-hand perspective on national and international matters as well as behind-the-scenes account of w r tenure in the trumper administration. ambassador haley will be doing tonight by moderator in the united states senator joni ernst so in 2014 was elected as the first woman to serve in federal office from the state of iowa. please enjoy this evening's discussion and thank you for being here. [applause] >> when south carolina governor nikki haley was sworn in she became the first female governor. >> when i promise the people south carolina and the results of when i'm determined to give them. >> it's a single largest economic investment in the state more than two 200 year history. >> received these bins full manufacture in charleston county. >> is a great day in south carolina, $560 million invested, 1700 jobs right here in chester county. >> the best part of what is happened over

trump america first foreign policy which what nikki haley calls the blame america first policies of joe biden and barack obama. some of president trump's most influential black supporters declaring at the gop convention

nikki. >> battiste: thank you, ben. a 5.7 magnitude earthquake at the turkey iran border today killed at least 9 people and hurt 37. teams are searching through the rubble of collapsed buildings looking for survivors. at least three of the dead were ronavirus is spreading fast and beyond china, spikingeo in south korea t .is week in south korea this week. more than 600 people have been infected there, most since tuesday. ramy inocencio is in seoul. >> reporter: the empty streets of daegu, south korea's fourth biggest city, could be the next virna hotpot. s anxious residents avoiding public spaces have turned the city quieter as health officials try to disinfect and contain the epidemic. just from friday to sunday, the number of infected across south korea nearly tripled. more than half of the from a controversial christian sect known as shincheonji. south korea president moon jae- in singled them out when he declared a red alert raising the country's threat level to the highest possible, giving the government unpreceden

nikki i am so sorry. i love you i had my tail between my legs.at what point do you say i am confused? he said i know i should not have done it trust me i will make it up to. i said you will make it up to me and by telling them that you were wrong and i wasn't. he said i can't do that i said oh yes you can and you will. and he did immediately he went out and contacted a reporter but what was surprising to me is that it was a simple moment of me defending myself how it went viral on t-shirts and mugs and it goes to show you that so many people have been in a moment i hope the lesson that you take is no one will protect your integrity but you. so people can say they are going to do it but at the end of the day you have to do it. it's all you have and you have to know how to protect yourself. so that was another lesson learned. >> another powerful voice and we are glad you have been able to defend yourself particular love that it is a true strength. >> always kick with a smile. [laughter] you have to be hateful. >> use the power of your voice. you ha

[applause] we are, thank you, very much nikki. so we're going to move into some audience questions and this is a current event one and one that we have just experienced here in recent weeks but audience question number one was how do you feel about the removal of our armed forces of syria and what next actions would you personally recommend to the united states government to do next ? >> this was, is a tough one because i think that i disagreed strongly with us pulling our forces out of syria and the reason is the kurds had been there and fought alongside us against terrorism for years. they lost a lot of blood, 11,000 have lost their lives and it goes back to the taking names. you have the backs of your allies, you take names of the enemies. the kurds had been allies with us. and fought alongside with us and i understand the president!t! wanting to get out of endless wars and none of us wants to be in a war . but the assets of having troops on the ground, especially for intelligence purposes is so important so when you saw the te

ambassador nikki haley, the president's oldest son donald trump, jr. and tim scott. throughout the week i will be joined by our contribute ares and analysts, cbs news senior political an liss and 06 mince correspondent john dickerson, cbs news contributor maria elena salinas, president trump's first chief of staff and rnc chierm reince preebus and for hillary clinton's clinton's 2016 campaign joel payne, welcome to all of you, so good to you have, let me start with you, john, president trump will appear any minute now, we will take that, and he will appear every night as will a member of his family, is the party of lincoln now the party of trump? >> you won't be able to forget that this is donald trump's party it is almost like one of his buildings with his name on it, and it is not just because will be there every night, is he in everybody's mouth, this is not about the republican party t is about the party of donald trump. in our most recent poll almost 60% of voters identified as trump voters before they identified as republican. and the feel of the night so far a

all right let's bring in our guests nikki diamond is a human rights specialist at fortified rights he joins us from yang on it meant more to kim is president of the burmese were he organization u.k. and joins us from london and joining us from bangkok is phil robertson deputy director of human rights watch is asia division welcome to each of you nikki let me start with you in me in march there was a wave of optimism and a sense of hope that greeted national league for democracy victory in 2015 what is the sentiment around this election cycle. it is a little bit hard to still but i've seen them once the people of harley not know won't can't pay the rent a bit issued in the big don't trust in austin city government right now and i don't see that most of the people who support for instance now i'm not trying to bet again how and they were not local and will 'd be again solar people are people frustrated. by what's the and implementation the contending with the human rights situation that's well over. the performance while phil human rights watch has repeatedly called these elections fund

what was your reaction to nikki haley's speech?ign policy by a republican who is thought to be a possible 2024 candidate. you just heard her defending what the president has done with a number of things in the middle east. destroying isis by the way, other accomplishments. also you did hear reminders of what happened in american foreign policy when barack obama was the president and joe biden the vice president? if you remember, early on in president obama's first term he went on what was called a an apology tour. seemed to go around the world apologizing for bad things the united states had done in the past. this is something that did not sit well at all with republicans and probably a number of independents as well. so it was no accident that nikki haley reminded people of that last night. elizabeth: you know, our defense and intelligence officials deserve a lot of credit too for what is going on in foreign policy as well because let's go through it. before president trump, we had the ascent of al qaeda, we had 9/11. we had catas

all eyes will be on nikki haley.hat has gotten buzz as a potential candidate in 2024. she is going to speak to president trump's foreign policy bonifi bonifides. of course, it is a checkered record, particularly when you think about north korea, president trump met with jim congress eun a number of times, still no dpeem for nuclear disarmament. she is going to make the case she is a strong leader. that itself the type of argument that appeals to president trump's base. we've talked a lot about who the president is trying to reach out to, through this convention and, particularly, on this first night. it is a convention that is largely aimed at trying to energize the president's base, trying to make sure he is not losing any key republican voters, including in the suburbs. issues like foreign policy matter a lot. nikki haley a former u.n. ambassador here. a female serving in his administration. she helped as well. >> many argue in this convention, she is a rising star. as you noted is seen as a potential candidate the

and now, nikki glaser! >> nikki: welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." really can't believe i'm hosting a network late night talk show. alone. inside a weird house. with no laughter. wow, this is both the high and low point of my career. i want to thank jimmy for letting me host his show while he's on pregnancy leave. jimmy, i'm really happy you're keeping this one. the last time i saw jimmy was just a couple days before the quarantine when i taped an episode of who wants to be a millionaire where i accidentally locked in a wrong answer and this happened. no! no! no! >> no! >> nikki: the day after i taped that, i decided that instead of going back to my place in new york, i'd go to my parents' house in st. louis where i could stay for a week or two until this whole corona thing blew over. here's footage of my reaction when i realized viruses don't blow over. no! no! no! >> no!

donald trump junior for instance but you hear people like nikki haley, those folks will be stars in a way they haven't been going into this so you're going to see them reach out to people who want to feel good about the republican party. want to feel good about donald trump's management of covid and want to raise questions about joe biden. do see a reason maybe joe biden is the reason they would switch to the republican party. this night reminds me of the state of the union addresses that donald trump often gives. he's very much on script. he gives shoutouts to regular americans. that's what it seems over the next four days we'll see that sort of atmosphere. listen, off camera, away from the convention i think donald trump will have problems maintaining this message but from these four days, i think they will have a pretty contained and upbeat convention that will probably start to get him back into this race and close sop of the polls we've seen so far. >> david axelrod -- >> he -- go ahead. >> in 1988 michael decaucus was 17 points up from george h.w. bush after his convention. and

it was no accident that nikki haley reminded people that last night.it for what is going on in foreign policy as well, let's go through, before president trump we had al-qaeda, 9/11, the catastrophef of iraq, what was going on inn, afghanistan, america's longest war, the collapse of u.s. authority of syria and libya and the rise of isis and we had russia pushing into eastern europe and the rise of china, your take on what analysts are saying the president has reformed u.s. policy on the middle east, china and what is going on in europe. >> obviously the president hope for a big breakthrough in trade with china and that is in tatters at the moment after the coronavirus issue and some other issues in trade. that's a real problem right now. but in other areas, as far as europe is conferring the president has stood up to nato in a way that i think a lot of americans would've wanted to do but didn't do but nato should pay his fair share that was remarkably controversial early on in the president's term, if it's entirely with where his foreign-policy is and

prior to that, nikki haley talking about the u.s. work in progress so work on it was her mind tonight. we have about four minutes here before senator scott comes out. dan, what do you think so far of the evening we have been watching? >> well, bill, it's a political convention. they have got four nights and about eight hours to define themselves. the democrats went first last weekend we watched that and i think the republican convention is a large part a reaction to that. the democratic convention was almost entirely about defining donald trump, defining him as obnoxious arch villain in large part because that was the opinion polls were suggesting a lot of people felt about him. they barely talked about the republican party at all, now the republicans are deciding they will do a couple of things. human eyes donald trump, and is while they're going to talk about the issues that democrats did not which was the protest. the protest in the streets, the democrats have accused donald trump evan bocce his handling of the coronavirus. republ

i'm nikki haley. great to be back at the republican national convention. i'll start with a little story. it's about an american ambassador to the united nations and about a speech that she gave to this convention. she called for the re-election of the republican president she served. she called out his democratic opponent. a former vice president from a failed administration. that ambassador said and i quote "democrats always blame america first." the year was 1984. the year was ronald reagan. and the words are just as true today. joe biden and the democrats are still blaming america first. donald trump has always put america first. he has earned four more years as president. it was an honor of a lifetime to serve as the united states ambassador to the united nations. the u.n. is not for the feint of heart. it's a place where dictators, murders and thieves denounce america. and then put their hands out and demand that we pay their bills. president trump put an end to all of that. with his leadership, we did what barack obama and joe biden refused to do. we

nikki, show me what you have in here. 0k, the fires. nikki, show me what you have in here.ossum. he has had to be evacuated as well with us. i will be released as well with us. he will be released into the wild. these guys were in ca re into the wild. these guys were in care for a very long time and we will have him for close to a year. baby will have him for close to a year. ba by kangaroos and will have him for close to a year. baby kangaroos and wombats are in ca re baby kangaroos and wombats are in care for about two years so it is a long time commitment. it is going to ta ke long time commitment. it is going to take decades and decades for the bush to regenerate properly. the impacts on the fire beyond what we see with the green tree leaves, there are impacts to soil, impact to there are impacts to soil, impact to the insect and all that sort of stuff. year after year you see less less frogs. less and less of those little species that can't handle big changes. so yeah, it is really scary. and it is notjust native animals that have been affected. farmlands across the st

but nikki haley, i mean, he tells the world what it needs to hear, nikki haley says. just wondering rick tyler, what you think about that when you consider the insults against germany, our closest ally during the cold war. the attacks on nato and the ignorance in claiming that nato is not paying its dues. what he says about putin, what he says -- even said last night with a political prisoner next to him about erdogan, the man who imprisoned this person, he embraces autocrats, attacks democratically elected allies. gives cover to kim jong-un to expand his nuclear program in an unprecedented way most likely. and nikki haley stands up and says, he tells the world what it needs -- i mean, how desperate are these people? >> i think my favorite speeches are those given by politicians who think they're going to be president but will never be president because nikki haley has jumped into a car that has no engine and she's not going anywhere. look, i -- the convention to me is so unremarkable because it is -- it was so predictable. it was boaring. most of it was boring. it wa

nikki haley was walking a tightrope. knows that. marco rubio, there is a host of republicans who want to be the next president following donald trump at some point. but i think this selection is going to determine the future of the republican party and we have seen so many republican party and we have seen so many republicans come out against donald trump in the lincoln project and so many others. i think it is going to be fascinating whether donald trump remains in the white house for four more years not and what the republican party does to try and reconstitute grapple with all things donald trump because this doesn't seem to be the republican party. this is the trump party and you have seen it all week long with his family and others speaking at this. he owns this party. the republican party as we have all noted, the three of us all theseis all noted, the three of us all these is really gone. i want to move these is really gone. i want to m ove o nto these is really gone. i want to move onto a new point to. one thing

what is nikki haley doing? is she positioning herself to become -- she moved so far to the right that -- what is that? >> she's a completely different person when i interviewed her after the flag came down. >> this is ranked political -- as she worries the path of nomination to do a republican party in the future to not alienated donald trump supporters. she revealed herself not to be a principled person. >> she got out of this administration early to salvage her reputation which is now throwing on a ban fire. >> it is part of a pattern of republicans. it is ironic to hear mitch mcconnell casting democrats for not being supportive. trump and his followers are doing everything in their power to alienate all democrats. trump actually retweeted the suggestion equating chuck schumer with the iranians. they're calling democrats traitors. why don't you support us? this is an issue of rallying the country. they're playing politics and what they are trying to do they're basically saying anybody who expressed any doubts

nikki haley, scott, herschel walker.at's what you saw last night. ainsley: lee out from the hamptons, thank you for joining us. >> any time. ainsley: ripping democrats during remember convention speech. >> much of the democratic party it's now fashionable to say that america is racist. that is a lie. ainsley: she is going to join us live next. ♪ ♪ ♪ book two separate qualifying stays and earn a free night. the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book direct at choicehotels.com. tools, cattle, grain, traded goods. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. even shells represented value. then currency came along. they made it out of copper, gold, silver, wampum. soon people decided to put all that value into a piece of paper, then proceeded to wave goodbye to value, printing unlimited amounts of money as they passed the buck to the future. that's why it's time for digital currency and your investment in the grayscale funds. go digital. go grayscale. >> quote, americans alwa

nikki haley trying to make the case that america is not racist. as you point out, andrea, there are some who are saying, look, while she certainly has the experience of someone who has lived here as an immigrant, someone who is of color, can she speak for all black and brown people and make that strong pronouncement. but the bottom line is what we heard from nikki haley, the former u.n. ambassador, a rising star in the republican party, what we heard from tim scott, you played those very powerful words from him, an attempt to reach out to some of those voters of color, as president trump is facing an uphill battle with them. polls show that right now, joe biden is earning more than 80% of their support. president trump notching in the single digits. so he's trying to peel away at some of those voters. it's also a message, andrea, so some of those voters who live in swing districts and swing areas, trying to essentially argue that, look, president trump is on the right track and is listening at this moment of racial strive. so that was part of what

katie, nikki haley.want to start calling american politicians communist, think that takes you back to a different era. let me go to katie. katie, let me ask you about nikki haley. i'm not going to stop you from answering anything you want to answer but i think nikki haley said wait a second. biden's bosses will be pelosi, bernie sanders, and the squad. i thought to myself as a democrat listening, wait a minute. pelosi and the squad and bernie sanders, these people don't agree on everything. what is she talking about? >> katie: this is actually a perfect segue from mr. alvarez who did compare what he's hearing in the united states on the major party platform for the democrats to the communist party in cuba because you know who joe biden did a unified platform with? bernie sanders who prays fidel castro as a humanitarian and said he has done some bad things but at least he has a reading program for people. last night mr. alvarez laid out that he watched people who look exactly like him starve and die as a

nikki, tell me about these lovely baby bats.struggling with climate change and the extreme heat temperatures we've been having. their mothers haven't been able to feed them enough so they've been abandoned. in the shoalhaven alone, we've had thousands and thousands of bats die. these guys are the lucky ones, they were saved when they were just 30 days old and we have been raising them ever since and they will go back out into the wild to hopefully reproduce and make more babies. and the worry for the bats is? with climate change, the bats aren't doing very well. alone in the last month, we've had thousands die. in the last year, they're just getting decimated. over the next few years, we'll probably see the decline of the bats and possibly the extinction of at least two species. these guys are threatened species as it is so any loss is a huge loss to the populations. they‘ re very important for the australian bush. they're the most important long—range pollinators of the eucalypt forests and now we don't have many left from the

>> o'donnell: nikki battiste near one of those freezers, thank you, nikki.nd as hard as it is to fathom the record number of covid deaths, public health officials are warning tonight it will likely get worse before the situation improves. we get more now from cbs's janet shamlian. >> reporter: a gut-wrenching record-- more than 3,000 deaths. the highest single day total. hospitals like methodist, near minneapolis, at the breaking point. >> people are dying alone. >> reporter: nurse jenna jacobs is watching patients pass without the comfort of someone they love. >> it's very hard. and it's our reality right now. like, we are holding people's hands on their last breaths every day. >> reporter: a grim reality tonight. the c.d.c. forecasting up to 362,000 dead by january 2-- almost the population of cleveland. >> it's both physically and mentally exhausting. people are doing longer shifts. they're doing more shifts. >> reporter: desperate measures from the battlefield-type tents set up in los angeles to reopening plans for a long- closed phoenix-area hospital to

speaking tonight commit nikki haley, the former u.s. andki basinger to the un to launch a presidential bid possibly of he4 own in 2024. donald trump jr. one of the most outspoken members, a vigorous campaign or on behalf of his dad. senator tim scott, south carolina will close out the night with an address he says is focused on hope and opportunity. >> let's begin with a recap of the night so far. watch this. >> i am here tonight to tell you to warn you, that this election is a decision between preserving america as we know it, and eliminating everything that we love. >> president trump fights for what is right, he won't back down. his courage gives great teachers renewed hope. >> i've seen racism up close. i know what it is, and it isn't donald trump. >> the days of blindly supporting the democrats are coming to an end. >> they will disarm you, lock you in your homes, and invite ms 13 to live next door. >> the democratic party does not want people to leave their mental plantation. they've been forced to be there for decades and generat

why didn't nikki mention it? why does trump jr. conflate it?i think it's important to note, first of all, that nikki haley made the right decision in taking down the confederate flag. being born and raised in the south, it is a hurtful symbol. i think the more than anything is tearing down a lot of these statues is virtually rewriting history. >> no, it's not. alice. alice. alice, i don't believe that you accept that, intellectually. forget, you know, i'm not talking about morals. i'm not talking about values. we don't need to. you can't believe that taking down a statue of a confederate leader is rewriting history. it's making a decision about what you do and don't value. you understand that distinction, do you not? >> absolutely, chris. and my point being is that, yes, there are a lot of these statues that have come down, that should come down. but, overall, if -- if the -- if we take this too far, and we're just, anytime someone is offended by something, automatically, removing it. whether, by force or by choice or by vote, that's not the wa