and, really, richie was all those things. >> richie was in the air force.ed to minot. and that is where angila pursued her dream of becoming a nurse. >> she took classes whenever she could. she would have two jobs at a time and still attend classes and take care of her kids. >> why do richie and angila's lifelong bond rupture? who really knows? but there's curdled into a corrosive anger. richie was court-martialed and convicted of domestic abuse. kicked out of the military and a divorce followed. then, like the prairie wind, their affection shifted and richie remarried a small town north dakota girl named cyndi who moved to minot and was a kindergarten teacher soon cyndi and richie had a baby of their own and angila got engaged to chris and she had another baby, too. these two new families all settled down again or they might have except for richie and angila's nasty custody battle. >> she said he is fighting me all the time and it's bar harbor the kid >> it was that between those two. scary. >> i got a frantic phone call from her one morning and i was like

was richie minton a suspect?initially, i would say that he was a suspect, yes. >> but then, seemingly out of nowhere, richie is absolved of any involvement. after a coroner changes the manner of death to suicide. i don't believe that for a second. when we come back, molly's father assembles a team of private investigators, and it seems that he's finally making some headway. i'll speak with him and get the latest. that's next. >> hey, get your head in the game, son. the scout from football college is up in the stands. >> maybe you'd rather go to school for insurance. >> i didn't raise no insurance, man. >> but you did, dad. >> football is your passion. but mine is providing around the clock protection to progressive customers who bundle home and auto. jamie, we need you out here for football. >> you're giving up on your dream, james. no, that i'm giving up on yours. >> no. james, wait. >> oh, that's not the exit. >> look at this one. under eye bag. it's gone. >> they are some of the hottest videos on social media.

been in friend, richie a sailing to a remote highland in the delta. they want to cancel the 9th and spend the following day exploring the i feel like slowing down taking half a day to get anywhere. that process of slowing down kind of helps me see this landscape better and more clearly. growing up here was a good way to understand this landscape. and i, i spent holidays and summers on my dad shrimp, of learning these waters. i learned to swim right over there and much of these areas have, have washed away into something unrecognizable. the bin is looking for a remote island to spend the nights on because tomorrow he wants to do something out of the ordinary. go ahead and assemble my powered paraglider so that i'm ready to go early in the morning. i usually wake up an hour before sunrise and kind of set things up, but it takes a little longer to put the loader back together after sailing the mississippi river delta of the base. and it's a low lying area and the islands of flats. the best way to explode them is from the bins powered power. glider is per

the tree roots give the islands greatest ability, so then not as easily washed away. richie knows if it's a just a drop in the bucket, but because it's better than doing nothing, the richie grows the seedlings and it's on god and received no financial assistance from the governmental aid organizations. he used to work as a fisherman and later on an offshore oil. rig richie now has a job with the local township, but he's most devoted to his work in the delta. so you can see there's water in the ground here. very high water table. this island is it risk because it doesn't have a single tree. and the roots of the plans aren't more than a couple of centimeters deep mock has been planting trees along, so i'd richie for years. my family came here in early 1700 has been living here ever since. and if it goes away, we go way. the humans that we're living here before they built earth and mountains made on a one basket of money shell of the time. they pulled their efforts in labor together to live in these exceedingly productive places. and when the europeans got here, we built levies and we s

delta richie is actively conversing. it's the today. what we're going to be doing is we're going to be planning from cypress trees out in the wetland areas. and i began doing this work around 2009 or so 2010. and i was working in the oil and gas industry and i was driving the boat's here in the harbor. right. and i was going back and forth between the harbor and the spots on the golf and noticing a lot of land loss over the years. and i wanted to be doing anything i could to, to be slowing that down and, and so planting trees was something that i could do within my own power. richie and mom could already planted several 1000 trees in the mississippi delta. the tree roots give the islands greatest ability. so the notice easily washed away routine. notice these f, it's a just a drop in the bucket, but because it's better than doing nothing, the richie grows the seedlings and these are on god and receives no financial assistance from the governmental aid organizations. he used to work as a fisherman and later on an offshore oil. rig richie

lionel richie. have a great night >>> previously on "jimmy kimmel live" -- >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- lionel richie. sandra huller. and music from shaed. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, thank you. oh, very nice. thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us on the aftermath of valentine's. on another day of bigly courtroom drama for our former president. the orange one this morning, don trump was back in the warm embrace of the american judicial system, the only place that truly loves and appreciates him. he had cases going in both new york and georgia today. simultaneously. this is his version of uniting the country. criminal trials in the north and the south. [ laughter ] trump unsuccessfully tried to get his trial in new york dismissed today, while he is also trying to get the prosecutor in georgia dismissed. it's a regular "dismiss america pageant.

richie sunak said he's heard the anger of voters. >> i am sorry.given this job my all but you have sent a clear snap that the government of the united kingdom must change and yours is the only judgment that matters. >> ♪ sweet caroline -- ♪ >> and celebraons for the liberal democrats. they've won 71 seats and become the third largest party ithe commons. ♪ >> hello to you, welcome to do you think street. i'm ben thompson and it has been a day of come, and goings in the street behind me and we'll take you through all all you need too know. representatives from all the main parties. i want to run you through the main results. labour won 412 seats. it will give them a majority of 170. keir starmer has been appointed prime minister by king charles. he spent the afternoon appointing his first cabinet. sunak's party fell to just 121 seats. richie sunak left downing street saying he will resign as conservative leader. democrats gained 63 seats. their total of 71 makes them the third largest party at westminster. faraj has won just five seats. in northern i

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nicole richie, welcome back, welcome back.talk about your animals. and that you always get like a a new animal or something. do you have any new animals? >> thank you so much for asking. i feel like probably my most recent is my new cat lavender bumblebee. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, lavender bumblebee. >> yes. >> jimmy: you also have great names -- >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: -- for your pets and your animals. >> yes, tiger lily sprinkle winks is my other cat -- [ light laughter ] and she was very upset when lavender bumblebee came into the mix. but now they're best friends. >> jimmy: yeah. always into animals? always into pets growing up? >> i have been. you know, i -- so, when i was around 10 or 11, paris hilton and i used to drive to -- there was a pet store on la cienega in l.a. and we would buy pet rats. and we just liked buying rats. we just, like, liked doing it. >> jimmy: rats were your pet of choice? >> yes. [ laughter ] yes. yeah. i don't know why. i actually hate rats now. so i don't know why i -- we were into them. but we were

does cousin richie get to continue down that path of evolution in the next season?atever that -- can say whatever i want to say. whatever i feel like saying. exactly. [laughter] you know, i don't know what your personal evolution is like. i think for richie, you know, he's become aware that there's a path for him to find purpose and sort of live a maybe fuller life, a richer life but just because he's aware, doesn't mean that he's cruising up to the top. i think it's a struggle, forward, back, you know, when you've yelled for 46 years, you know, i think it's hard to maybe put the outdoor voice totally -- to retire it totally. >> desi: is that kind of liberating for you to play a character like that? do you ever just want to mouth off in real life you met >> i think of myself as a fairly socialized, polite person. i live in new york, many millions of other people and you kind of have to, you know, fall in line and if you sort of say what you feel every second of every day -- >> desi: did you hear that, ronny? [laughter] it's great advice. >> it is nice, it is nice to

richie, thanks so much for being with us. >>my pleasure. thank you for having >>me. well, on paper, prop k seems like a great thing, right? a great place to take families. drivers are already having to reroute because of the southern end of the highway being closed for coastal erosion. why do you think that there are misconceptions about this measure, though >>well, first, thank you for having me on elizabeth. this is a really important story to be telling voters here in san francisco. and the reason is because this is among the most bizarre, most deceptive and and misaligned piece of legislation that i have ever seen in the 25 years, almost, that i've been living here in san francisco. this is a solution in looking. it's looking for a problem. we we don't have a problem we we have, as you see right now on on screen, there is a two way lane. we have we have north south major road and we have to the east of it just feet away is a paved pathway for joggers and dog walkers to use. so this prop k is claiming that it has been a park over the last few years which it has no

>> here is a race richie sunak is winning.r administration has lost so many races like this in a single term since howard wilson in the 1960's. this is very bruising. why has it happened? you could look at the headlines yesterday about a recession. but also, conservative analysts have been tearing through how much impact the u.k. had in terms of slitting the right wing vote. in any case, it's going to raise questions about whether richie sunak and make it all the way to the general election or whether he will see another leadership race in the party. tom: it is a relative up within the political space on the right when it comes to the politics here in the u.k. will they be able to revive momentum with the budget in march? can they cut taxes and get people of the u.k. back on board with optimism? lizzie: that's what they would like to do. we had this report from the telegraph newspaper saying jeremy hunt does not think he can afford to cut income tax of the spring budget on march the six. we also had reports that he's planning

paris hilton and nicole richie.new closer look. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well. now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news. president biden last week attended his final white house tree lighting ceremony as president. and his first one as the ghost of christmas past. [ laughter ] "hey, hey, jack, you've got to change the way you're doing it." [ laughter ] [ gibberish ] in a new interview, president-elect trump confirmed that his kids won't have roles in the white house and added, "i'll miss them." you know you can still see your kids. [ laughter ] even if they don't work for you, right? "sorry, tiffany, better luck in my third term." in a new interview, president-elect trump said that he won the 2024 election because he talked about groceries and added quote, "you know who uses the word? "i started using the word, the groceries." oh, my god, why does he think he discovered everything he find

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richie sunak says labour would put an added 2,000 pounds in tax on every person.he voters make of the campaign so far? also tonight, a special report from gaza. hundreds of bodies reportedly uncovered in a mass gave grave outside of al-shifa hospital. evidence that are civilians included. and first of commemoration of two days in europe to mark the 80 year anniversary of the normandy landings. today, snap polls suggesting that was richie sunak who'd come out on top in the first leadership debate of the campaign. the prime minister referred several times so the so-called independent assessment, which they say would mean every working family pays 2,000 more in taxes. the only problem is it hadn't been signed off even though prime minister said it had. james bowler work to labour making clear the civil service hadn't been as involved as the conservatives claimed. as you'd expect, labour is furious. here's chris mason. >> on last knight's tv debate richie sunak said this -- >> 20,000 pounds worth of taxes over the labor party. >> and again. >> they amount to a 2,000 p

seeds sang by stefy wonder -- stevie wonder and lionel richie, there comes a time when we must heed a certain call when the world must come together as one. seeds from tina turner and billy joel. we are all a part of god's great big family and the truth, you k know, is love is all that we need. seeds sang and planted by the unlikely duo of willie nelson and al, who planted the seeds that as god lass shown us by turning stones to bread so we all must lift and give a helping hand. one of the most powerful seeds that really stuck with me was those offered by michael jackson, huie lewis and cindy lauper. when you're down and out and there seems no hope at all, if you just believe there's no way we can fall. let us realize that change can only come when we stand together as one. young leaders, colleagues, mr. president, i believe it was those two weeks of repetition and practice that planted the seeds of possibility and hope, seeds of determination and courage. it was learning the lyrics to that song at 5 years old that inspired a generation full of patriots who believed in the power of th

richie hosted the three-hour show that night.ringsteen, stevie wonder, ray charles, and so many more. >> it was just a room full of 5-year-olds and we are all amazed we are there with each other and getting used to each other. i call it the first day of first grade. so you're all in the room without your parents and we don't know exactly that we're oo doing and quincy's the parent. ♪ we are the world ♪ >> and we pulled it off. ♪ we are the children ♪ >> reporter: how did quincy jones keep the big talent and those big egos in line? you might call it peer pressure. >> i kept saying to quincy, does everybody go in the booth and sing their part? he said, no, we will put them a circle and they will be perfect. every time we sing. why? because you are standing and looking into the rest of the class. you are going to be perfect every time, you know? it was true. and a little intimidating. did i say a little intimidating? intimidating. >> reporter: was it intimidating for you? >> it was terrifying. what am i saying? aim trying to be ever

hi, richie. are can get him now. hi, richie. are you there ? you there? >> yes. hi, andrew.nt to say a big thank you to for, neil advocating for us in parliament, we do take notice, and we greatly appreciate that. thank you. neil >> absolutely. richie. now tell us about your experience. what happened with you, i transitioned at the age of 26, but because of the 20 1213 interim nhs protocols, which were backed by the w path guidelines , i was able to use guidelines, i was able to use a privately paid assessment to start a testosterone blocker before it even been seen by the gender clinic. and then i was assessed there, and it was a affirmation only route, which i would like to say is being challenged, in a high court decision on the 26th of this month , by the case ran by anna month, by the case ran by anna castle and the other parent. and the reason for that is i'm not sure if a lot of people realise that, although the children's services may not be using the w path guidelines, when as soon as they turn 16 or 17, they are instantly being referred to the aduu instantly being

there was a time when richie _ general election year? time when richie took over - general election year? there was a j time when richie took over despite how we can the government was that he could of established himself as a credible figure with good political skills and who was able to control his party for the even despite not having the election he could've done that. the issues of party discipline when there were issues of politicians having to be fired or resigned and hejust politicians having to be fired or resigned and he just didn't take it, he fumbled the ball every chance he got. therefore he lost the ability to the slim chance he had was gone. when it gets to that point he now has to find a way for the rwanda scheme to be the thing he's going to be talking about, they are talking about it. the trouble is there are two sides of his party talking about two sides of his party talking about two different solutions. this is not possibly something that either one of them will fix. he's absolutely between... i can't think of the me

the judge said they'd systemically plundered the state's support mechanism. 12—year—old richie parry his father tom, missing in the scottish highlands — police say they have found two bodies. a child and three adults are in hospital after a shooting last night in east london. is your supermarket�*s loyalty points scheme pushing you to spend more than you can afford? and how the harries — that is, fans of harry styles — can now be guided around the village where he lived. and coming up on bbc news... "i feel at home" — vincent kompany speaks for the first time since he swapped burnley�*s manager dugout for bayern munich�*s. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. five bulgarian nationals have been sentenced to a total of 25 years in prison after being convicted of the biggest benefit fraud ever in britain. the gang stole almost £54 million by making thousands of fraudulent claims for universal credit. the judge said they'd "systemically plundered the state's "support mechanism" to steal "eye—watering sums." our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. taxpayer

hey, richie rich. you eating caviar for lunch today, richie rich?thing that matters, you bitch? what the [bleep]? hey, stan, you really have to be careful. of what? look, it's great that you come from a wealthy family, but people don't like getting their noses rubbed in it. dude, i haven't even said anything! well, your dad called everyone last night and told them you have a $10,000 toilet. what?! well, thanks for having us over for brunch, randy. yeah, what's the special occasion? oh, you know, just good times with dear friends. does anyone need to go to the bathroom? uh, no, i'm -- i'm good. oh, maybe some more coffee, then. can you guys believe all the snow we've gotten? yeah, maybe it will actually help with the drought. let's hope so. does anyone need a bathroom break? well, actually, i-i think i could use the restroom. that was kind of a big breakfast. oh! oh, yeah, sure! it's, uh -- it's right across the hallway. right there. excuse me. [ new age music plays ] butters' dad: oh. what was that? oh, that's the welcome music for my japanese toile

someone named richie peterson.> he had just retired and he was very decorated. >> your relationship progressed? >> yeah. right away. i walked in my house and there was four dozen roses. >> wow. romantic. >> yep. two days later four more redossen roses dozen roses for my daughters. then he bought a boat for us. >> he had it at the marina. >> he said it was for you? >> yeah. it was like a 31-foot craft? it slept all of us and had a kitchen, bathroom. >> he's not messing around. >> no, he's not. this is great. >> reporter: missy had now spent four months with her new dream man. >> and your daughters got along with him? >> yeah, they loved him. >> are you thinking he would be the one? >> i did tell my daughter when i was bringing her to school one day i would marry him. >> reporter: and yet, no matter what his new name or occupation, derek couldn't help but be derek. missy said he started doing shady things that give her pause. >> he would go missing and i'm like why did he go mia when we are suppose today do something

but then richy has to put it in the back of the net, and he did that.end particularly on the counterattack a couple of times, as you said, fraser pulled off a couple of good saves, which i think is a positive for us because, again, you know, we had three teenagers in the starting line—up who have got another game under their belt. guys who haven't played a lot have contributed. and, you know, we're going to need the squad. we've still got a really heavy programme. and to get a third win, i think, is a positive night. and few celebrated more than the new saints, who became the first domestic welsh club to win in the league or group stage of a major european competition, thanks to a 2—0 victory over astana in shrewsbury. rory holden and declan mcmanus got the goals in a famous triumph against the record seven—time kazakhstan premier league champions. there's lots more on that, and all the results from the europa league and the conference league, on the bbc sport website and app. now, the families of footballers in britain affected by a specific type of de

host: leah greenberg you talk about richie torres. we did have -- on the show and he talked a lot about democrats not trying to understand why people voted for donald trump and talked a lot about the issue of immigration. what would your response be? guest: we have a lot of folks who organized in the district to elect him and work closely with the campaign to get him through and we are in organization that collectively is really clear but when it comes to general elections we are going to get in line behind the democrat and make sure we are collectively pushing to defeat -- select pro-democracy candidates. it would be -- regardless of whether we've got ideological disagreements we are always behind the person who ultimately we need to get into office at the end of the day. what i would say overall is i think we have to look at the terms this election was fought on. donald trump did a very effective job of being the anti-system candidate. and he appealed to people who do not trust the existing system is working. and fundamentally if wh

thanks for giving us that information, richie _ nationals. nationals. thanks for giving us that information, richie abu all. - after two weeks of heavy bombardment, israel says it's completed its military operation at gaza's biggest hospital, and all troops have now left the area. most of al shifa's medical complex has been left in ruins. during the operation in northern gaza, the idf says it killed 200 "terrorists", claiming hamas had regrouped inside the grounds. palestinian media is reporting that a mother and her son, who were both doctors, were also killed. lucy williamson, has the latest from jerusalem. shifa's protection was its identity. hard to recognise it as a hospital now. the surgery unit, emergency department, wards and corridors, imploded, anonymised by war. patients like jana, trapped inside during the two weeks of fighting. translation: they didn't provide water for the last two days. - there were sounds of shooting and bombing. the explosions from the artillery lit up the room we were in and shook the whole building. |transl

. [ cheers and applause ] you know him from "girls," "andor," and his emmy-winning roll as cousin richieore we get to that, donald trump tried to claim credit for joe biden's cap on insulin prices after pressuring big oil ceos to give him $1 billion in exchange for tax cuts and floating what has been called one of the worst economic policy ideas in history. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: for decades, the gop has been seen by many as the country club party, the party of bosses and rich people. before trump, the most recent presidents were oil tycoon, that oil tycoon's son. and then in 2012, they nominated a private equity ceo who caught flak for his connection to a dancing horse named rafalca. >> today was the first day of olympic competition for anne romney's horse. while you may not have seen it in action in the arena, you might soon be seeing a lot more of this horse on your television. >> the romneys' involvement is putting a spotlight on dressage at this summer's games. but horse ballet has been part of the olympics for 100 years.

but they knew before we were told this morning about richie's— we were told this morning about richie'sorer than it was when — country is poorer than it was when rishi sunak became prime minister. — when rishi sunak became prime minister, and people are poor, lowest — minister, and people are poor, lowest living standards since this country began. i know because _ this country began. i know because i've spoken to dozens and dozens of people that they are people who voted conservatives all their lives who — conservatives all their lives who have voted labour today — direct — who have voted labour today — direct switches from conservative to labour. i take nothing — conservative to labour. i take nothing for granted but if we've _ nothing for granted but if we've won here tonight, it's the first_ we've won here tonight, it's the first domino that topples, and i— the first domino that topples, and i hope there'll be many more — and i hope there'll be many more to— and i hope there'll be many more to topple later on this yeah — more to topple later on this yeah we _ more to topple later on

from "the bear." >> go get 'em, richie. >> thank you, chef. >> walking out.y waited a very long time to be here. thank you. but i couldn't live with myself if i let this beautiful family leave chicago without sampling one of my personal favorite dishes. deep dish. manga, baby. >> god, you all are wonderful. >> stephen: please welcome to "the late show," ebon moss-bachrach. [cheers and applause] so nice to have you on. >> ebon: thank you. >> stephen: you were nominated for your portrayal of cousin, cousin richie on "the bear." congratulations on that. >> ebon: thanks. >> stephen: congratulations on turning in a performance. but everybody loves, including myself. what was the addition process like for you? >> ebon: i was in london working on something. >> stephen: was it andorra? you're fantastic in andorra. all too soon. left us too soon. >> ebon: i know, it was special while it lasted. this was an pete covid times of my family was there and everyone was quarantining and we were in this big loft. my daughters were doing zoom school. i think my little one was i