emma: no.t is mostly because most of the businesses that i touched early in the days didn't turn to gold. [laughter] i love this idea of overnight success and i feel i would love to continue to perpetuate that myth, but i have just done a lot, and it has been a lot of trial and error along the way. and i feel like i have probably done every job imaginable, from having a paper route when i was 12, to working in a deli, to working in shops, to starting things that were less successful, to starting things that had medium success. i feel like that has been a long journey and i am really thankful that now i am 41 years old and i am starting to see this type of success, which is really great. francine: you always wanted to succeed. is that what actually makes your success? emma: you know, i think so. i also think, you know, there is an element of luck in any of these things, right? but when you kind of take apart what luck means, i really believe that when opportunity meets preparation. you know, i w

emma. that's great. happy to accept my trophy. >> happy to accept my trophy. >> but coming up next we've got comedian paul cox on last well, that's last orders at the bar. and i'm joined by top british comedian paul cox , well british comedian paul cox, well known for his razor sharp wit. is that right? well that's true. well, you wrote it. yeah i did, that's on my website down there on my notes. >> best known, actually, for being the people's gammon from headliners a gammon, yes, i know, but i was called a gammon by people on twitter, so i said, i'm not just the gammon. do you know what a gammon is? and the people say, well, it's just isn't it just a white middle aged man who's frustrated with life not being as traditional as it was carrying a few extra pounds? >> yeah. like our good selves. >> yeah. like our good selves. >> yeah. like our good selves. >> yeah. yeah, exactly. so i've embraced it though. >> so before the 2019 election, somebody were putting their pictures on the old internet with me , ju

emma 0'connor emma o'connor and all the people i have spoken to, we are establishing with them beforehandhey want to recount the events of the night or not. because obviously, a lot of people are still going through a huge amount of trauma. today is another difficult day for them. one of the things i spoke to with emma was the subject of personal emergency evacuation plans. peeps as they are known for short. plans. peeps as they are known forshort. emma plans. peeps as they are known for short. emma and her partner came down in the lift from the 20th floor of the tower and got out pretty early. because of mobility issues they used the lift but did not realise at that stage how serious the situation was. moyra samuels, local resident and community activist you are familiar with emma and that subject of personal emergency evacuation plans for people with disabilities, mobility issues, to tell them how to act in an emergency. remind us what the first part of the inquiry said about these peeps. i of the inquiry said about these pee s. ~' ., ., , peeps. i think the idea was that on the _ peeps

and you always are unkind to emma.se she is so talented. >> she's probably your neighbour in hampstead, isn't she? >> she's not my neighbour in hampstead. she's not my neighbour in hampstead. but the thing is, emma has her heart in the right place. and the letter that they've signed is not saying everybody's got to have a new boiler at 20 grand. it's not saying this. it's just saying it's asking the united nations summit to start to have an agreement to start transitioning towards which which means transitioning towards poverty, doesn't it, for any nation that adopts. it doesn't say at what speed. doesn't say by 2030 and bankrupt us all. >> what's the point of it then? >> what's the point of it then? >> it is just making their, their, their, their feelings felt to make sure the united nafions felt to make sure the united nations has this in, in the agreement that they will the statement they make at the end of this particular summit which which takes place on september 22nd, 23rd. so it's actually it's a bunch of parent

and that was emma o'connor _ this. and that was emma o'connor who _ this. i spoke i this. and that was emma o'connor who i spoke to | this. and that was emma i o'connor who i spoke to at the o�*connor who i spoke to at the beginning of the week. one thing we talked about in our conversation was the subject of personal emergency evacuation plans. they were one of the recommendations of the first phase of the inquiry. they are designed to give people who have mobility issues and disability is a clear plan in what they should do in the event of emergency. the previous government said it was looking at a new way of developing these plans. we are waiting to hear more from the current government labour on what they will do. they have spoken about looking at person centred personal emergency evacuation plans. we might come back to that subject later in the day. i want to show you pictures of when the chair of the inquiry arrived ahead of today�*s publication of the second and final report, the retired judge who throughout the inquiry has been at the helm. we expec

gaby: emma coronel vistiÓ diseÑos.travagancia. jorge: el gobernador de california gavin newsom firmÓ una orden de ley que prohÍbe las bolsas de plÁstico en california. a partir de esa fecha los clientes deberÁn llevar sus propias bolsas o podrÁn comprar una de papel reciclable. ilia: galveston estÁ enfrentando un desafÍo cada vez mÁs urgente. un anÁlisis elaborado por el diario de washington post muestra que desde 2010 galveston ha mostrado un aumento del nivel del mar, esto sitÚa a galveston en convertirse en la venecia del sur. el cambio climÁtico en esta parte del un golfo de mÉxico son las principales causas. jorge: en san luis potosÍ, mÉxico existe una historia de superaciÓn. eliÁn: asÍ es, precisamente es una historia de un migrante mexicano que desde niÑo se fue a trabajar en un campo en texas y regreso a su ciudad natal. hoy actualmente es el alcalde del pueblo. cambiando de tema, esta noche tenemos lo Último del tiroteo masivo que dejÓ cuatro muertos y decenas de heridos. las autoridades han encontrado mÁs de

reportera: la diseÑadora describiÓ a emma coronel como una gran modelo. 27—24 49ers. los 49ers se encuentran en el fondo de la divisiÓn con un triunfo y dos perdidos. seattle es el puntero luego de tres semanas de actividad. los san josÉ cayeron ante san luis . los atlÉticos de oakland ya se mudan a sacramento. esta es la Última semana que estarÁ en la bahÍa. 7—4 el jueves es la Última oportunidad de ver a los atlÉticos en oakland. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] saddam: vÁmonos con un avance del noticiero estelar. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ilia: sale a la luz pÚblica una carta al de sospechoso de atentar contra el expresidente donald trump, en ella dice que tenÍa intenciÓn de asesinarlo. seguimos la historia de un hombre, 70 aÑos de ser tratado saddam: papel o plÁstico? las bolsas ya no serÁn una opciÓn, debido a una medida ya no podrÁ tener este tipo de bolsa. 55 perros de esta raza se graduaron como perros rescatistas. ahora estÁn listos para salvar vidas en casos de terremotos o derrumbes. el gobernador gavin newsom le da la espalda a los estudiantes. esta

good to a&e12, and emma woolf. good to see all three of you. emma.e you first bite of the cherry. a week to forget for keir starmer. i don't think he recovers from this. >> i don't think that keir starmer . well, we have never starmer. well, we have never seen such a dramatic fall in popularity so quickly from a prime minister who came in with such a huge majority. he has serious questions to answer. he's not being honest with the pubucin he's not being honest with the public in any shape or form, really. keir starmer has. i mean, you went through a raft of policies there and you were quite surprisingly complimentary about them. i know so many left wingers, so many leftie colleagues in the media who are now saying i didn't vote labour, who feel labour voters, who feel ashamed, who feel appalled at what their government have done and what they've voted in. people are either pretending they didn't vote labour or they're disassociating themselves completely with this, with this government. and i think it's all falling apart. i'm not sure he'll last five

emma hayes— this is something they needed. emma hayes was_ this is something they needed.ng time with lots— hayes was there with a long time with lots of success but they reach the point — with lots of success but they reach the point where they needed something to change. i'm excited to see what_ something to change. i'm excited to see what she does bring. she is the only female — see what she does bring. she is the only female coach out there who has won the _ only female coach out there who has won the champions league. so something that chelsea ladies havent— something that chelsea ladies haven't done, so maybe she could bring _ haven't done, so maybe she could bring that — haven't done, so maybe she could bring that to the club. the former aston villa managers says that she has a very difficultjob and replacing emma hayes. but how difficult is the job replacing and replacing emma hayes. but how difficult is thejob replacing her at aston villa? difficult is the job replacing her at aston villa?— difficult is the job replacing her at aston villa? , . ., at aston villa?

let's give emma waters another round of applause. it is a tradition here at the center for conservative women to gift our beautiful mug with our absolute favorite quote by the great claire booth "courage is the virtue

good to a&e12, and emma woolf. good to see all three of you. emma.e you first bite of the cherry. a week to forget for keir starmer. i don't think he recovers from this. >> i don't think that keir starmer . well, we have never starmer. well, we have never seen such a dramatic fall in popularity so quickly from a prime minister who came in with such a huge majority. he has serious questions to answer. he's not being honest with the pubucin he's not being honest with the public in any shape or form, really. keir starmer has. i mean, you went through a raft of policies there and you were quite surprisingly complimentary about them. i know so many left wingers, so many leftie colleagues in the media who are now saying i didn't vote labour, who feel labour voters, who feel ashamed, who feel appalled at what their government have done and what they've voted in. people are either pretending they didn't vote labour or they're disassociating themselves completely with this, with this government. and i think it's all falling apart. i'm not sure he'll last five

emma coronel reaparece como modelo de alta costura en la semana de la moda de milÁn.ias por acompaÑarnos! hablamos del tiempo. el centro nacional de huracanes emitiÓ un aviso para partes del sur de mÉxico. la tormenta jons se transformÓ en un huracÁn categorÍa 3. gabriela con el informe. gabriela: una nueva amenaza alerta mÉxico, este huracÁn. >> en el transcurso de hoy y madrugada de maÑana. gabriela: ha despertado el miedo de los residentes, las autoridades y la poblaciÓn no ha querido dejar nada al azar. gabriela: 629 al —— albergues temporales para atender a personas. >> invitamos a la poblaciÓn a permanecer atentas a las recomendaciones. gabriela: 115 millas por hora que alcanzan un radio de 353 millas. >> este huracÁn va a hacer mÁs agua que bien. recordemos que cuando 10 personas pierden la vida cuando un, entra tierra, 9 de ellas mueren ahogadas. gabriela: los expertos aseguran que la lluvia son lo mÁs peligroso en este huracÁn. >> 8hs, 10hs llueve y llueve. gabriela: las afectaciones por lluvias se sienten en guerrero. estÁ oaxaca, chiapas y una parte de taba

emma coronel, la pareja de ella le agrega downy unstopables a su carga.ontratar. necesito indeed. al patrocinar un empleo en indeed, es más probable que sea visto por talento relevante. redime tu crédito de 75 dólares en indeed.com/credito el vrs puede afectar gravemente los pulmones y vías respiratorias bajas. pero yo estoy protegida con arexvy. arexvy es una vacuna para prevenir enfermedades respiratorias bajas ocasionadas por el vrs en personas de 60 años o más. el vrs puede ser grave para personas con más de 60 años, incluyendo aquellas con asma, diabetes, epoc y algunas otras condiciones. pero yo estoy protegida. arexvy ha comprobado tener más de 82% de efectividad en prevenir enfermedades respiratorias bajas por vrs. y más de 94% de efectividad, en aquellos con estas condiciones de salud. arexvy no protege a todos y no es adecuada para aquellos con reacciones alérgicas graves a sus ingredientes. aquellos con un sistema inmune debilitado pueden tener menor respuesta a la vacuna. los efectos secundarios más comunes son dolor en la zona de la inyección

emma: that is right. you live a few minutes away from the border or people who live thousands of miles away from the border, it has become the number one concern for voters in this election. now, part of that is because we have seen the numbers of people crossing illegally going up and they surged and pked during the joe biden administration. in 2023, at the end of the year, there were some 10,000 illegal crossings per day. that has come down somewhat now because joe biden tightened the asylum ability, the ability for people to claim asylum. nevertheless, it remains a great fear for people about the number of people coming across undocumented and remaining undocumented in the u.s. for many years, and drug smuggling too. particular, the amount of fentanyl that is coming across and the way that's happening intact on communities. as a whole range of reasons why people are fearful of the people coming across the border, the kind of criminal organizations that are able to exploit the border. and because donald

emma, thank you very much for bringing _ of. emma, thank you very much for bringing us _ of.or bringing us the _ of. emma, thank you very much for bringing us the latest - of. emma, thank you very much for bringing us the latest on - for bringing us the latest on that developing story from los angeles. now to france with the french parliament deadlocked after being split between groups from the right, left and centre, president macron has been trying to work out who he can appoint as prime minister. today he came up with an answer — michel barnier — the former european commissioner who negotiated brexit for the eu. here he is a few hours ago, meeting the man he is replacing — outgoing prime minister gabrial attal. mr barnier is 73 years old — and mr macron will be hoping he can swing enough support from the rival groups to stay in power. professor rainbow murray is an expert in french politics, from queen mary university in london. i asked her if she was surprised that mr barnier had been appointed. his name only got thrown into the hat yesterday. there has been a large numbe

nbc's emma goss takes us behind the numbers. emma. san jose state university ranked much lower on last year's list at 173. the university provost tells me its rise to the top 20 this year comes from a transformation that's been years in the making. it takes more than top notch academics for a school to get high rankings. from the wall street journal's top 500 colleges and universities list. affordability and employability count a lot. those factors boosted san jose state to take 16th place on this year's list, behind stanford in third and cal at eighth. santa clara university scored 38th on the list released this month. we have kept the overall cost of education down for our students. the average net price per year to attend san jose state is under $15,000, according to the wall street journal. the paper also found it takes graduates about a year and three months to pay off, according to data based on graduate salaries. the big companies apple, google, nvidia, kaiser, the county, the city more often than not, we have well over a thous

. >> none of emma scott's -- one of emma scott's must-have products is glow recipe toner. >> it smellsood. >> sort of fruity. >> her preferred body butter, sol de janeiro. in her skin care fridge -- >> i like this mask. >> and butter balm. >> it's a limited edition. i was like, i really want this. >> scott does a multistep skin care routine every morning an every evening. >> in the morning i'll do a face wash. a toner. a moisturizer. and my elf tinted s.p.f. >> move over barbie. today's betweens are obsessed with expensive skin care, products usually marketed to a much older, wealthier clientele. households with betweens ages 6-12 spent almost $2.5 billion on facial skin care last year, an annual increase of more than 7%, more than double the average. this is scott's skin care crew. a group of friends and fellow skin care enthusiasts who meet daily. usually online. to bond over their beauty regimes. >> i don't moisturize my hands. >> the girls' parents are getting up to speed. >> i don't use a whole lot of anything. it's been ieye opening for me. >> amy is emma's mother. >> sometimes i

thanks emma. me remind you, this was our correspondent emma stadnyk, she is actually on michnovsky street, where a russian rocket landed the day before yesterday morning. and as of today, evacuation trains from the pokrovsk station in donetsk region have been canceled. the decision was made due to the complication of the security situation. this was reported in the local military administration. trains will depart from the pavlograd station in the dnipropetrovsk region, the distance between pokrovsk and pavlograd is more than 100 km. currently , about 26,000 people remain in the profront city, including more than a thousand children. the parliamentary committee on humanitarian policy supported the candidacy of mykola tochytsky for the position. minister of culture and strategic communications. people's deputy mykola knyazhytskyi reported this. he noted that tuchytskyi, a good diplomat, strives to strengthen and strengthen the protection of the national identity of ukrainians in the world. but duri

amy, nicole turner and emma it? amy, nicole turner and emma woolf. on this one. amy. i mean, a bloke on a six figure salary for a star. and, you know, his wife works as well. why can't they afford their own clothing? >> did you actually buy that? suit yourself. yes >> what will i know? is that because i. however, i'm open to offers. moeen ali, if you're watching. >> yeah. i mean, i bought my own dress. is that old fashioned? steady on. i know, because i saw david lammy this morning saying, well, they don't they're not giving the budget for clothes, so it's understandable. what like, i think most people manage to clothe themselves out of their salary , particularly if their salary, particularly if they're getting a six figure salary. to me, they use the word gift. don't they just mean bnbe? gift. don't they just mean bribe? yeah. doesn't just mean bribe? yeah. doesn't just mean bribe like it's just a byword for something very odd going on passes for glasses, they called it, with the original literally . it, with the original literally. >> there's all

still very exciting when a player starts to realise their potential at the highest level, but with emmap 100 and she went on and won the title. jack draper has also had that enormous potential for many, jack draper has also had that enormous potentialfor many, many years. along with emma raducanu, the two young players, when they were in their mid—teens, british tennis where very excited about them. but jack draper has taken a more conventional route. he has had problems with his body, with his fitness, with stamina, but over the past year, he has been on the tour regularly and he has started to do the things that you should be doing if you are going to win big titles one day. he reached a couple of low level finals in the atp tour, he lost them when he had his third opportunity to win a title in the astute cart injune, he took it. he became the their mid—teens, british tennis where very excited about them. but jack draper has taken a more conventional route. he has had problems with his body, with his fitness, with stamina, but over the past year, he has been on the tour regularly and

emma?i don't know. >> i feel like maybe you shouldn't be the captain of the england team. if you're not willing to sing the national anthem or any team in fact. >> well, look, one, one thing is that it's a batsman. you know, it's a horrible football cliche. it was a baptism of fire in terms of in terms in terms of him going into the into the lion's den. >> you don't mind the cliche. oh, a few cliches. there >> i'll get my cliche game is right. right. top notch today, this morning. but look, that's somebody who has managed at representative level. somebody who hasn't had had many front line roles. certainly nothing like the size of the england job. and then he walked into that storm yesterday just for something i imagine from his point of view. after you said it, he probably just thought, well, i'd be lucky to make it. i'm six paragraphs. >> i'm definitely one of those, non—football fans who has an opinion on this without caring very much about the game. no, no, no. >> well, it does it. it i

parallels being drawn with 2021 us open winner emma raducanu, too. his quarterfinal last night against alex de minaur in straight sets to line up a semifinal against the world number one jannik sinner. here's our tennis correspondent russell fuller. the element of surprise is a lot less. its still very exciting when a player starts to realise their potential at the highest level. but with emma radacanu, she was just a teenager. she had to qualify. she was well outside the world's top 100, and she went on and won the title. jack draper has also had that enormous potential for many, many years. along with radacanu, the two young players when they were in their mid—teens, the people in british tennis were very excited about. butjack draper has taken a more conventional route. he's had problems with his body, with his fitness, with stamina. but over the past year, he's been on the tour regularly and he started to do the things that you should be doing if you're going to win big titles one day. he reached a couple of low—level finals on the atp tour. he l

emma jones was at the venice film festival for talking movies.elina jolie is portraying a woman said to have had the voice of an angel. american—born greek soprano maria callas, who died in 1977 aged only 53, is judged to be the world's greatest ever female opera star and certainly the most famous. she's been the subject of a documentary — maria by callas. a fictitious reimagining of the last week of her life is the subject of maria by chilean director pablo larrain. that is not what the doctor told us we should do. was he even a doctor? asjolie is seen here as callas, talking to her butler ferruccio, played by italian actor pierfrancesco favino. and that is why he took a sample of your blood. but he said even before the result of the test, we should get your medication under control. it is under control. it's under my control and doctors hate that. jolie's appearance at venice created the kind of frenzy that callas, who was also on that level of global recognition, would understand. the actor hasn't been in a leading role since the maleficent se

reporter: how much has emma spent this year? >> it has to be hundreds.tagged along with a skincare crew on a visit as they browsed, tested, counted their money, and spent. amy scott insists emma uses her own money or gift cards from her birthday and other holidays. while this trend is good for sephora, others are not totally sold. >> we are seeing 10 euros girls bringing in a shopping bag of their twelve-step routine in the morning and 10 step routine at night. reporter: she is a dermatologist in manhattan. >> they say, i want beautiful, flawless skin. i am looking at them thinking, you already have that. there are few times in life it will be more beautiful. >> have to keep those wrinkles away. reporter: she blames influencers for convincing teens they need lotions and potions and anti-aging agents like retinal that can be harmful to young skin. >> ever since i started using my mom's retinol i swear i am aging backwards. i look so young. >> they talk to me about what they think is going on with their skin. it is dr. tiktok instead of dr. google. reporte

she won both tie breaks 7676 50 unforced errors not from emma, 50 from emma, from emma and but at least> she looked really gassed. >> she looked really gassed. >> yeah, yeah i said a couple of sets. there we are in seoul last night. >> what does that mean really. >> what does that mean really. >> gas does that mean exhausted? >> gas does that mean exhausted? >> tired? yeah. sorry. >> tired? yeah. sorry. >> no, i thought that might mean excited. >> i was jumping, jack. >> i was jumping, jack. >> flash. it's a gas. gas, gas. that's what it is. >> gassed. yeah, yeah. just exhausted. it looks quite hot, though, doesn't it? so, yeah, yeah. >> you're underwhelmed, aren't you? with emma there, i wish emma well, slightly underwhelmed. >> i just i've said before and i've got in trouble for saying it, but i just wish she would have focused more on the tennis after her us open win and not gone and done photoshoots and brand deals. >> well, maybe it was wise of her to do that because to be honest, she might not ever make it to the top again. >> she's made for life. >> she's made for life. >> someon

emma stadnyk. greetings, emma tells us what worries people who have been hit by a missile attack the most. katya congratulates, already like over 24 hours a day, near the damaged houses , a relief headquarters and a field center for the provision of administrative services for the affected residents were deployed. in particular, they are now receiving various types of assistance there. gavrylyak myroslav will tell you more about the number of written statements and the type of injuries. he is the deputy head of the railway district administration for socio-economic and humanitarian issues. first of all, we accepted 306 applications for damage to windows and doors, according to the city program, we reimburse the cost for this, among 366 applications, 19 of them were almost completely destroyed, but they submitted all the same. 306 people asked for help. today, i probably won't be exactly from 40 to... today it's already much less, much less, well, but people are constantly leaving, but yesterday the

anotheramerican, emma navarro, is also into herfirst grand slam semifinal.owd in new york turbocharging her performance. navarro — top of your screen — knocked out the defending champion coco gauff in the previous round and backed it up with victory over spain's paula badosa — fighting back from 5—1 and a double—break down in the second set to win the match 6—2, 7—5. to cricket, and from the start of next year, the england senior men's team will have just one coach across all formats of the game. brendon mccullum, who has turned around the fortunes of the test team in his two years in charge, will now take on the one—day and t20 sides, after matthew mott was sacked after the t20 world cup when they were outclassed by the eventual champions india. mccullum has also extended his contract until the end of 2027. here's our chief cricket writer stephan shemilt. i think a lot of people would say it's the best news for english cricket since the last time they gave brendon mccullum a job, because he's done such a good job with the test team. like you say, for two ye

levy, lineker and airmiles emma thompson are lecturing us about saving the planet when their own carbon footprint is the size of heathrow. with the expansion and in clown world, we'll be looking at the fake snake prank that's entertaining golfers around the planet. this is your saturday night showdown . night showdown. so discussing all the topics tonight, my brilliant panel. joining me tonight we have andrew eborn and diane spencer. look at them. they're ready to go over there. first let's get your latest news headlines from tatiana sanchez . tatiana sanchez. >> steven alan thank you very much. the top stories this evening. sir keir starmer says labour's conference would show how labour are fixing the foundations and rebuilding our country. he's intent on shifting attention away from rows over donations and internal number 10 infighting. arriving at the conference centre in liverpool earlier on, alongside his deputy angela rayner, the prime minister said it was labour's biggest conference ever change is starting and today we're going to set out and over the next coming days how we're f

million to the black resource center at nearby san diego state university, all in the name of gus and emma is ready for more of the thompson-dong spirit. >> reporter: one home, two families, a dream made real, just by doing the right thing. steve patterson, nbc the black resource center at nearby san diego state university, all in the name of gus and emma thompson. >> i think the world is ready for more of the thompson-dong spirit. >> reporter: one home, >> reporter: one home, two families, a dream made real, just by doing the right thing. steve patterson, nbc news. >> that will put a smile on your face. >>> that's "nightly news" for this tuesday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. not happy with the town. san francisco says the new name of the oakland airport is confusing. passengers and travelers are s

with emma thatis are not you know? with emma that is the best coach in the world.en's team won everything so yeah, we need to match you. and that's all the sport for now. but you will moore and sonny williams answer questions the pair are stuck williams answer questions the pairare stuck in williams answer questions the pair are stuck in the space station till february after their capsule had technical issues that meant that meant i couldn't return home as planned. i couldn't return home as planned-— couldn't return home as lanned. ~ . �*, ., , planned. i think that's really a key part — planned. i think that's really a key part in _ planned. i think that's really a key part in being - planned. i think that's really a key part in being in - planned. i think that's really a key part in being in the - a key part in being in the international space station, and actuallyjust doing the work— and actuallyjust doing the work so _ and actuallyjust doing the work so i think the part is we are here _ work so i think the part is we are here with our friends we've -ot are here

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million to the black resource center at nearby san diego state university, all in the name of gus and emma is ready for more of the thompson-dong spirit. >> reporter: one home, two families, a dream made real, just by doing the right thing. steve patterson, nbc the black resource center at nearby san diego state university, all in the name of gus and emma thompson. >> i think the world is ready for more of the thompson-dong spirit. >> reporter: one home, >> reporter: one home, two families, a dream made real, just by doing the right thing. steve patterson, nbc news. >> that will put a smile on your face. >>> that's "nightly news" for this tuesday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. kelly says welcome to "the kelly clarkson show." let's get this show on the road while our team is prepping for our premier this monday. we are going all out for a party. it is going to be huge. with all of that planning going on, i decided to take the show and bring you unreleased interviews and highlights from last season. this is our lunch special

behind the counter , there was an elderly lady, emma karlovna.she has been working as a saleswoman for the last few years, it’s more fun to while away the time, and the pension increase is very, very handy. what does the village do? nothing, there is no work here, only the railway, the school, the shops, and everything work. i see, do you have a club? there is a club, but it doesn’t work, we don’t have a club manager, we don’t have a head of the club? yes, i see, i see, that’s it. well, what do people do then? what do they do, watch tv at home, do housework, what else, this is where we live. yes, this is where we live. emma karlovna remembers well how the second branch of the railway was built next to the village. there were a lot of people then, because the people who were building the road were completely different, not the villagers, but visitors, well, they were building the road, pouring, laying, of course, for the children who are studying, coming, coming to teach their grandmothers and grandfathers, of course it’s good for them, we go out

emma worked as his personal — serial rapist. emma worked as his personal assistant i serial rapist.s personal assistant for two ears. g , , years. my first trip was actually _ years. my first trip was actually to i years. my first trip was actually to abu i years. my first trip was actually to abu dhabi. | years. my first trip was i actually to abu dhabi. he was trying — actually to abu dhabi. he was trying to— actually to abu dhabi. he was trying to get in my room in quite — trying to get in my room in quite an— trying to get in my room in quite an aggressive manner and it was— quite an aggressive manner and it was absolutely terrifying. i did not— it was absolutely terrifying. i did not know which way to turn so i bought a small dictaphone that i_ so i bought a small dictaphone that i had in my pocket and these — that i had in my pocket and these are _ that i had in my pocket and these are the transcripts from that recording. one of them was in paris. — that recording. one of them was in paris. in — that recording. one of them was in paris, in his residence there. _ in paris, in h

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let's start with you, emma emma woolf and charlie rowley are with us again to go through the papers. included claiming thousands of pounds for support for her energy bills and her second home. she could be absolute cheek of it, you know, there is so much anger still about this. >> we were we were just debating, weren't we? whether there's any chance of a u—turn on this from labour, i don't think there is by now. but there is still so much anger. it's not going away. if anything, it's intensifying people. i mean, the figures between sort of three and £4,000 in terms of what rachel reeves claimed, this is her statement. she says being a constituency mp means that you have to have a house in london as well. of course, as living in your constituency. and that's the same for all mps. but that does not wash. people are saying, hang on a minute, you have taken £300 a year from vulnerable elderly people, some of whom are on a basic state pension of 11,000, 12,000 and you are claiming for a second home, people pointing out why do you need to heat a second home if you're not there? why are you