paul mccartney and the search for adrienne from brooklyn. >> paul mccartney, if you are listening, adrienne from brooklyn loves you. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with hallie jackson.ncer: thi "nbc nightly news" >>> we're coming on the air tonight ahead of what may be the biggest moment in one of the biggest trials in american history. the former president's former fixer set to take the stand to testify against donald trump. to the prosecution, michael cohen's a linchpin, the star witness, the one who can connect the dots back to mr. trump himself. to the defense, cohen's an unreliable narrator with no credibility, motivated by revenge, once described as a rat by his former boss. the reality, cohen was one of mr. trump's closest confidants and advisers, now turned antagonist. and tomorrow under oath, cohen will share what he knows about the cover-up scheme mr. trump's accused of in the unprecedented case against a former and potentially future president. dasha burns starts us off. >> reporter: just hours from now, former president trump set to face off in the courtroom with his f

so who was adrienne from brooklyn in the 1964 video?y, sir paul, i hear you're looking for my mother. i vividly remember her telling me that she skipped school, played hooky is what she said, to go see the beatles. >> the family identified "adrienne from brooklyn" but she unfortunately died in 1992. her children say their mom would have been thrilled to hear back from her favorite beatle. >>> and in a world of ai don't get fooled by everything you see on social media. katy perry and rihanna did not attend monday night's met gala. images of the pop stars surfaced on line, though, good enough to trick plenty of fans including perry's own mother. perry shared the deep fake photos on instagram including a screen shot of a text exchange with her mom who fell for the ai photos. some eagle-eyed social media users noticed the carpeting was from the 2018 event. >>> prince harry is in london but will not get to see his father, king charles. the duke of sussex is there for the tenth anniversary of the invictus games. a spokesperson for the prince

adrienne, campus is just starting to open back up? >> hallie, it is opening to students and faculty, with valid i.d. ahead of final exams here this week. meanwhile, across the country, as graduations continue, some volunteer staff are getting trained on how to best de-escalate potential disruptions. hallie? >> adrienne broaddus, thank you. >>> a new escalation in the middle east tonight. israel closing the main border crossing used to bring food and medicine into gaza, after that key border area was attacked by hamas. it comes as the head of a major aid group tells nbc news parts of gaza are now in full-blown famine. megan fitzgerald has the latest. >> reporter: tonight, another massive blow to the dire humanitarian crisis unfolding in gaza. israel shutting down fired rockets towards the border. hamas says they targeted idf the kerem shalom crossing after they say hamas fired rockets towards the border. hamas says they targeted idf headquarters. the closure a significant setback. in an exclusive interview on "meet the press" this morn

adrienne: in apparel we are in an air pocket.e love clothing retailers if you're starting to see goods and the apparel midstream if you want to play defense. knowing there has been a consumer malaise. if you want to play the weakest and wait until after the quarter is reported because we think there will be sloppiness going on. we want to get into names that will play into this be denim trend. american eagle, the got. i was say hold on we don't see those orders you have. katie: i want to look backwards and your downgrade to lululemon. this position little of her big versus little. put that into layman's terms? what that means, that soul a what? adrienne: silhouette shift his head to toe top, bottom, she wear. we have been in the greater part of the last 15 years into a skinny leg denim. in the past five years, that denim trend has turned into an athleisure trend. as we come out of the pandemic, we are seeing the for year of the denim based trend that is baggy and pare back to totally different footwear. in the fall season, back t

but it has gone through something of a transformation, as adrienne murray reports.. it's notjust goals that the pelicans want to score. lahti's ice hockey team is trying to go green. this arena uses renewable energy and the team travel to domestic matches on a biodiesel fuelled bus. we are going to zero and we like to go below it, even to negative. the biggest thing why we start this project, we like to show the way how to do things better. their efforts have helped win sponsors and also influence the fans. when we start accounting, almost everybody came by their own car. nowadays, they have changed their habits. lahti was once a polluted, industrial city. but over the years, it's transformed itself and is forging a greener future. getting rid of coal was a major step. this plant supplies citywide electricity and heating, using woodchips and residual waste from forestry and households. if we look back to early 2000, our total emissions were over one million tonnes of co2 annually. by 2020, that was reduced to close to 100,000 tonnes, so a huge reduction — over a mil

adrienne murray, bbc news, lahti.d by around 15% in extended trading, after it reported earnings as a public company for the first time. and that's it for this edition of business today. i will be back in about an hour's time with more business news for you. bye for now. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm jane dougall. they were the underdogs, but borussia dortmund are through to the champions league final after beating paris saint—germain in their own back yard. and who will they meet? could it be an all—german final? bayern munich play real madrid on wednesday in the second leg of the other semifinal. plus, we hearfrom an emotional olympic marathon champion, eliod kipchoge, who says he feared for the safety of his family after trolls wrongly blamed him for the death of a rival. welcome to the programme. well, despite the home side hitting the post six times across both legs of the semifinal, paris saint—germain failed to score and are out of the champions league. it's borussia dortmund who will play in the final at

adrienne barbeau: we started filming maude in july of '72 and roe v.e had passed, and so abortion was a big issue for me. jim colucci: the episode 'maude's abortion' aired in november of 1972 as a two-parter, and that was very early to be talking about abortion on television. carol: mother, i don't understand your hesitancy. when they made it a law you were for it. maude: of course! i wasn't pregnant then! adrienne barbeau: there were stations all throughout the country that did not air those episodes. carol: we finally have the right to decide what we can do with our own bodies. maude: alright, then will you please get yours into the kitchen. adrienne barbeau: we had a platform, but we weren't shoving it down anybody's throat. we were making them laugh and hopefully making them think. jake: you know i'm a pretty open-minded guy so why don't you stop by the shop sometime? david: ok jim j bullock: lgbtq representation in sitcoms is important because we're all in this together, you can't leave that out - anymore. man: i'd like to begin with a fact. a sim

adrienne murray, bbc news, malmo. and you can find out more on our website.website. in and you can find out more on our website. in the meantime, by for now. hey, i'mjulia with the catch up. tonight, a medical breakthrough, the killers make history and a pr boss makes a pr mess. but first, while some uni students have been campaigning against israel's war in gaza, the boss of universities uk has said they may need to take action if the protests get in the way of student life. the prime minister met uni leaders about anti—semitism on campus and worries some students have for their safety. edward from the union ofjewish students was at the meeting. the prime minister made it very clear that campuses must be places where jewish students are welcome, included and able to study in safety. some other stories now. international students in wales have been sleeping rough because they're struggling to afford accommodation nearby. the students union at bangor said some people sleep in the 24—hour study space to save on commuting costs. the head of public relations at c

adrienne murray reports. # waterloo, as long as you love me...vision's crown. now competitors from 37 nations are in the southern city of malmo, where only one winner can take it all. months of preparations have gone into staging this huge event, and malmo is hoping to draw in 100,000 visitors for what's billed as a week—long celebration of pop. fans from more than 90 countries are attending three sell—out shows, culminating on saturday's culminating on saturday's grand finale. we are going to tonight, we are going to the rehearsal on thursday and then we are going to the we are going to the grand jury on friday. so just a couple! yes. it's the biggest show of its kind, and last year more than 160 million viewers tuned in to watch as sweden took victory. whoa! the glitzy showcase is known for one—hit wonders, but it can be a path to stardom. you reach millions of people that probably would not have listened to your music otherwise. so it's an amazing opportunity. i started releasing music three years ago and i grew 1500 followers in three years.

as our adrienne broaddus reports, this is happening as am pus protests against the war in gaza spread to the graduation ceremonies themselves. protesters left willingly. no one was arrested. >> free, free, palestinian. >> the pro-palestinian demonstrators calling for a cipher and for the school to divest from israel. university officials say they called in police about 12 hours after warning the encampment was a violation of policies and the law and that protesters could face arrests. >> and when the students were cleared by lapd from the center of campus, they shut down this main street. and they also chanted they do not care, they will be back. at the university of virginia in charlottesville, police clashed with demonstrators as they tried to take down an encamp. the school says at least 25s were arrested for trespassing. and it's not just schools. at the art institute of chicago, 68 were arrested and charged with trespassing. now school administrators coast-to-coast trying to determine whether or not to change graduation plans. >> we will not stop, we will not rest! >> reporter: i

here is adrienne broaddus. >> i'm so sorry. i make no excuses. >> shows sean combs, kicking, grabbing and throwing objects at his former girlfriend, cassie ventura. the video believed to show an assault on ventura was cap khmerred in an l.a. hotel in 2016. previously, diddy publicly denied all the allegations against him, but now -- >> i was disgusted then when i did it. i'm disgusted now and i went and sought out professional help. >> reporter: ventura filed a lawsuit against combs in november. stating that around march of 2016 at a former intercontinental hotel in century city, mr. combs became extremely intoxicated and punched ms. ventura in the face, giving her a black eye. it was settled less than 24 hours later. today, ventura's attorney responding. combs' most recent statement is more about himself than the many people he has hurt. >> it's an admission likely without a lot of consequence. >> could this video mean anything for future cases? >> if diddy is sued civilly or prosecuted for other crimes, then it might be possi

adrienne broaddus has more. a warning, some of what you're about to see is hard to watch. >> i'm so sorry. >> reporter: tonight, a 67-second apology from sean combs. >> i make no excuses. my behavior on that video is inexcusable. >> reporter: it comes two days after surveillance video obtained by cnn shows sean combs kicking, dragging and throwing objects at his former girlfriend cassie ventura. the video believed to show an assault on ventura was captured in an l.a. hotel in 2016. previously, diddy publicly denied all the allegations against him, but now -- >> i was disgusted then when i did it. i'm disgusted now and i went and found professional help. >> reporter: ventura filed a lawsuit against combs in november. march 2016 at a former intercontinental hotel in century city, mr. combs became extremely intoxicated and punched ms. ventura in the face, giving her a black eye. it was settled less than 24 hours later. today, ventura's attorney responding. combs' most recent statement is more about himself than the

♪ adrienne barbeau: it was not your all-american family.k you darling. i only hope i live long enough to become a burden to you. adrienne barbeau: maude is an independent strong woman who speaks her mind. she was married to her fourth husband, walter, played by bill macy. maude: i don't have time to fix you your breakfast! here, have some cold knackwurst. eric mccormick: i loved their combative relationship. i still to this day if somebody pisses me off i'll say, "god'll get you for that walter." maude: god'll get you for that walter. patrick gomez: maude was really the first time that we saw such a fiercely independent woman who wasn't afraid to speak her mind at the center of a family sitcom. norman lear: maude had a maid florida who was a great character. henry: i'm henry evans ... norman lear: her husband made an appearance. henry: i am proud of you florida ...its just i don't want you to be a maid no more. florida: your mother was a maid. that's how your brothers got through school and you got to be a fireman. norman lear: when john am

. >> i'm joined right now by adrienne elrod, senior spokesperson for the biden/harris 2020 campaign.at debate people suggested not a lot was necessarily learned from that debate, but this debate would be the earliest general election debate in modern history, so why next month? why does your campaign think having it early is a good idea? >> thanks for having me today. donald trump has consistently said he will debate president biden at anywhere, at any time, any place, our campaign made it clear we will debate donald trump three times, one in june, early voting starts obviously in september, but we want to make sure the american people who are starting to tune in this summer can have a chance to watch a one-on-one debate with the two nominees of their respective parties who one of whom will be president. i think it's going to be president biden, but we want to make sure that that debate happens sooner rather than later when voters are tuned in. of course we want to have a second debate in september, which has been locked in by abc news so that we, again, can make sure before voters g

guys adrienne broaddus with the very latest on their travels. adrienne, thank you so much. time to get a check on the weather. a lot of folks wondering what it's going to be like this weekend with the mothers being celebrated. yes very important day. i'll get to that mother's day forecast here in a moment. we do have some good news, mostly across the country. we're waking up this morning to quiet conditions for most, but we do have a quick moving system that's working across parts of the great lakes. so if you're waking up in detroit, maybe even cleveland, the next hour or so, you'll see some wet weather that's going to work across the great lakes and eventually into the mid-atlantic and northeast here, as the day goes on. so you'll have a little more rain to contend with and maybe some brief kind of gusty winds and some downpours. by the time we get into tomorrow, that kind of zips offshore and we're left with quieter conditions and we'll start to gradually clear out. for all those mother's day plans across that region between now and then, though, maybe half an inch of ra

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adrienne i'm sure i had an idea of something similar. dennis: you transition from the deputy secretary to the acting secretary. how has that transition been? how is that job different from being the deputy secretary to being the acting secretary? adrianne: this is my fifth week in the job, and every morning i wake up and i say to myself what is -- what are the things that only i can do? as the acting secretary, to create a space between things that i don't need to do everyday anymore? and so the job as an acting secretary is to be very outward-looking. making sure that we are meeting the rest of the country where they are. that we are focused on the things the president and the vice president want us to be focused on, that we are working with mayors and nonprofits in a way that is useful to them and we are also just getting things across the line. let's talking, more doing. so i am trying to make sure i hold up that part of the job. dennis: is the deputy more of an internally-focused responsibly, making sure the wheels in the machine are

through the state of maryland, people like congressman raskin and people like speaker of the house adrienne jones and many others. at the end of this the people will decide this race, not money. what i know is the broad coalition of people across the state who include younger voters, women voters and so many others, what is needed to defeat larry hogan in this race, this race will be decided by the people come by the many and not the money. you -- money can't buy you love and it can't buy you maryland. trone: the political insiders thought this would be a coronation. it is not. i've been the underdog from day one. trying to get our message out. this election is about ideas. who has good ideas and who shows up all the time, who does the work. that's my strength, getting the job done. the most effective member of the maryland delegation by a factor of three times more effective than the number 2 member. to get stuff done. "romney: a reckoning" teen what is interesting, david trone says he can take on larry hogan and beat him but not so long ago he was a larry hogan donor. providing him with t

>> it's really good, we are going to go hiking adrienne and i because miles said he really would prefernd i thought, well, then that usually means he'll whine all the way up. so good. that'll be fun, yeah, we're going to do that and then just hang out. so i'm looking forward to it. a couple days at home feels so good, i'm sure. >> well, happy mother's day to you. happy mother's day to amanda, who also thank you to everyone there too. >> thank you so much. oh my goodness. happy mother's day. >> we're loving it. >> breakfast in bed hopefully hopefully sleep. yeah hopefully my sleep sleeps the best gift on a hike. >> and then i get to stay at home. >> get to stay at home. that would be perfect. >> that's a take. >> that is it. >> we'll see you at seven, ginger, and with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swe

nbc adrian adrienne is outside of the usc campus. what are you seeing? >> reporter: the l.a. police department is clearing the campus here. if you take a look from above, this is the view inside, this clearing effort started just a little bit ago this morning. now our nbc crew that is on the ground here with me was at the gate where this encampment has been housed over the last week or so. a member with the lapd opened the gate and about 30 pro-palestinian protesters walked out peacefully. unclear if anyone was arrested, but it doesn't appear that any arrests, at least at this hour, have been made this morning. this all comes after organizers say they received a notice from university officials yesterday. and, according to annenberg media, organizers of the encampment yesterday were told, quote, the encampment has to go down, that it, quote, violates policy and the law. but no deadline was given. meanwhile, the protesters were also given an alternative free speech area. so, about a week ago, nearly 100 people were arrested here, but this morning, it appears to be peaceful. jo

i'm michelle dewberry and i'm with you till 7:00 tonight adrienne on the website has said whose jobsuest tonight. i wonder. we don't need to wonder any longer because i'll tell you alongside me till seven. the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie and the director of world right kerry dingle. good evening to both of you. you're very welcome tonight. and you know the drill, don't you? it's not just about us three. it's about you guys, herm as well. what's on your mind tonight? you can get in touch all the usual ways. you can still email me gb news at gb views .com. you can go on the website. as i just mentioned, adrian, or you're a member as well. thank you very much. adrian. that's adrian there. he's on the website. you can join the conversation there too or of course you can tweet or x me now let's talk what i would call the absolute ridiculous scenes that we've seen unfold today where we've seen scores of protesters linking arms to laughably create what they call a human chain , to try and stop a human chain, to try and stop asylum seekers being moved to the bibby stockholm. j

you know, adrienne, that ad is so powerful, one, because it's true, and two, because it actually uses say -- terminating roe v. wade, bragging about wanting to terminate the affordable care act, obamacare. i mean -- and i must say and republicans attacking joe biden for trying to save it. republicans attacking joe biden for trying to give women their health care rights back. republicans attacking joe biden for trying to provide student loan relief. it's pretty crazy. >> yeah. >> and this is such -- it's so -- i'm sorry for going on and on, but i will say republicans who compare all of these things to january 6th as they do show their hand. when they say, well, yeah, january 6th, it may have been bad, but have you seen what joe biden has been doing, trying to provide relief to people with student loans? you sit there going, oh, my god. this party, they're their own worst enemy, aren't they? >> yeah, that's exactly right, joe, and that's why you are going to see throughout this campaign, throughout the next six months, we're really going to make a contrast between the fact that joe bide

adrienne good morning. hey good morning guys.ou know when these women step on the mat, the world watches. and that's no exception. today where the stakes are even higher because it's an olympic year as three olympic gold medalists from three eras all chasing gold again. but i don't know, it's looking pretty golden for this girl right here together. they're a force. but for the first time in history, three olympic all around champions will compete against each other later today at the core hydration classic. this has never been done before, and a lot of it has to do with our gymnastics longevity. they all hope to land one of the five open spots on team usa for the women's gymnastics in paris. suni lee won gold in tokyo four years ago. her career was halted due to kidney disease, but it hasn't stopped her determination. i think this time is more about proving it to myself. i've had to deal with so much the past like three years and it's a gabby gold. gabby douglas also has something to prove. the first u.s. gymnast to win gold in a

adrienne murray has been to lahti to find out more. warming up for another big game. to score. lahti's ice hockey team is trying to go green. this arena uses renewable energy and the team travelled to domestic matches on a biodiesel fuelled bus. we are going to zero and we like to go below it, even to negative. the biggest thing why we start this project, we like to show the way — how to do things better. their efforts have helped win sponsors and also influenced the fans. nowadays, they have changed their habits. lahti was once a polluted industrial city. but over the years, it's transformed itself and is forging a greenerfuture. getting rid of coal was a major step. this plant supplies citywide electricity and heating, using woodchips and residual waste from forestry and households. if we look back to early 2000, our total emissions were overi million tonnes of c02 annually. by 2020, that was reduced to close to 100,000 tons. so a huge reduction of over a million tons within 20 years. across the city, there's cleaner public transport like electric buses, bike sharin

. >> adrienne elrod, thank you. >>> donald trump had a rally in new york city last night., he traveled to the bronx to make his pitch to predominantly black and latino voters. >> we had the greatest economy in history. i was getting calls from the radical left can we get together? because everybody had the best they've ever had. african-american jobs were the best in history. asian-american, the best in history. hispanic, the best in history. women, people with a diploma, people without a diploma. >> plenty of that is not true, reverend al sharpton. >> none of it's true. >> let's talk about what he's trying to do here. he's not going to win the bronx or new york state, but he is making a real pitch for black and latino voters. polls show he's made some inroads. do you think it could work? >> no. i think he had an underwhelming rally yesterday. they projected 7,000. that's not even half of madison square garden. a city of 8 million people, we get much more than that when we do our marches on washington. i wouldn't brag about 7,000 people there that could jst walk up the blo