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grumpy goodman eyes to call him. but he wasjust my grumpy goodman eyes to call him.nd of guy. he was very, he dealt with harsh reality because i wasn't a very good dancer and he gave it to be straight but he always encouraged everybody on the show, everybody involved in the show and let's be honest, he made the show, along with the likes of bruce forsyth, the show that it is that we all love in our millions. you must've _ all love in our millions. you must've done _ all love in our millions. you must've done something i all love in our millions. you must've done something right because you didn't end winning it. did he keep the persona onstage and offstage as well then? was he never didn't have a grumpy moment? he was alwa s didn't have a grumpy moment? he was always grumpy- — didn't have a grumpy moment? he was always grumpy. everybody _ didn't have a grumpy moment? he was always grumpy. everybody involved - didn't have a grumpy moment? he was always grumpy. everybody involved in i always grumpy. everybody involved in the show loved him for being grumpy. that's the

len goodman who has died at the age of 78. hired "cultu rally toxic" staff and failed to fire people who sexually harassed female colleagues. the cbi says it has now dismissed a number of people and that it must change its culture. the cbi has been engulfed in scandal since allegations of misconduct, even rape, have emerged and many key businesses have deserted it. here's our business editor simonjack. the cbi describes itself as the most effective voice of business in the uk. but some of the uk's biggest firms have either cut ties completely, or have suspended their engagement with the crisis at lobbying group. leaving many to question whether it has a future after the city of london police confirmed last week it was investigating a second allegation of rape. news of which accelerated the exodus. today the cbi started its attempt to redeem itself. for us it is about rebuilding the trust that we obviously last with the members who left us on friday, it is rebuilding trust with the political stakeholders. because what i do know

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and d the tributes pouring in for dance legend len goodman >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening and welcome on this monday we start with three major headlines from the media world swirling tonight that involve some of the most influential and/or provocative figures in the business starting close to home for us tonight where jeff shell, the now former ceo of nbc universal, is out, becoming the latest hollywood executive accused of sexual harassment and sex discrimination admitting he had an inappropriate relationship with a woman in the company that news eclipsed this morning with word embattled cnn anchor don lemon had been fired. but it is today's announcement that firebrand tv cable host tucker carlson is parting ways with fox news that has sparked burning questions and speculation, coming right on the heels of fox's decision just a week ago to settle a defamation lawsuit for $787.5 million it's where we start with nbc's stephanie gosk >> and we'll be back on monday. in the meantime, have the best weekend with the ones that you love and we'll see y

chris, lovely tribute to len goodman- _ for it. chris, lovely tribute to len goodman.e of daysis hello again, over the next couple of days is going to feel cold as we pull in a strong northerly wind. that's certainly the case today, driving in the showers across the north and east and the tops of the hills in eastern england it will be wintry but we will see when train is getting down to lower levels in scotland and at the same time we have rain coming in across wales, the midlands and into southern england. some of that will be heavy and thundery. in between, some bright sunny skies but feeling cold in the wind. through this evening and overnight, the way players from south and will be clear skies and temperatures are going to fall away in the highlands as low as —5 —6 we are looking at a widespread frost and the risk of ice and wintry services where we will see the daytime showers. tomorrow we start with a lot of sunshine, so some wintry showers coming in across northern scotland, strong winds still but they will ease through the course of the day and more cloud bubb

len goodman, the east end boy who became the star of saturday night.t at wrexham who are heading back into the football league. this was the reaction from the clever�*s movie star owners, captured by fellow actor paul rudd, who made the trip overfor the by fellow actor paul rudd, who made the trip over for the match. today, the trip over for the match. today, the fans and the stars have been celebrating. it the fans and the stars have been celebrating-— celebrating. it was magical. obviously. _ celebrating. it was magical. obviously, coming - celebrating. it was magical. obviously, coming from - celebrating. it was magical. obviously, coming from the celebrating. it was magical. - obviously, coming from the states, it was a big deal for us. obviously, coming from the states, it was a big dealfor us. it obviously, coming from the states, it was a big deal for us. it was the first time being in the uk, so that was cool in itself, but everything from the pre—match festivities, there was a parade, the pub right outside the stadium was fully packed. everyon

let's hear from our head judge, len goodman.ome and pickle me walnuts! he was strictly�*s twinkly fountain of wit and wisdom. yum, yum, pig's burn, that was fun! you dance like i cook, just chuck it all in and hope for the best! honest if he didn't like it... your bum! it was like you were chewing a toffee! seven! ..full of praise if he did. it was knockout. well done. from len, a ten. in his youth, len goodman was a champion dancer himself, quitting his job as a welder to turn professional. he quietly ran a dance school in kent until he was 60. music: strictly come dancing theme. then, to his surprise, the bbc called. let's hear from our head judge, len goodman, one of the most respected ballroom and latinjudges in the country. in the cha—cha—cha, i look for three things — rhythm, rhythm, rhythm. why, why, why? he did 14 seasons of strictly. it was a hodgepodge of moves, just out there to titillate the taste buds. where's the chasse capes? where's the twist turns? where's the recognisable paso doble? and crossed the atlantic as

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lynn goodman. the "dancing with the stars" judge was known for his cheeky impressed with it.ow for nearly 18 years. stepping down last november but not before getting his own trophy. >>haisantastic. >> i would like to say thank you. >> byron: goodman died of bone cancer of the weekend. he was 78. and that is "nightline" for this evening. catch full episodes on hulu. we will see you back here same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night.

. >>> we celebrate len goodman from "dancing with the stars". some of his most memorable moments. >>> from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >>> good evening. great to start another week with all of you at home. we begin with the sudden departure of tucker carlson from fox news. the company today announcing they have agreed to part ways without saying why. tucker carlson is their highest rated hose. the major change comes days after fox made $787 million to settle the defamation suit from dominion voting systems after false claims over the 2020 election. as part of that suit, carlson's communications were made public. some of what he was texting and private was very different from what he was saying to viewers on the air. >>> also tonight the cable news rival cnn parting ways with anchor don lemon who recently made news with comments about nikki haley saying she, quote, while on fox news no reason given for tucker carlson's departure tonight. senior investigative reporter senior investigative

len goodman who's died at the age of 78.also professional, grounded, respectful, supportive but never shy to say how it was. that is almost it for me. let's go back to our main store and get to many developments there in the crisis with the eu saying it's managed to extract more than 1000 of its citizens, including those from france, italy, the netherlands and spain with everything clued in the us and uk having pulled out diplomatic staff in the last few days. i want to show you these pictures in the last few minutes showing un workers who have been evacuated from khartoum arriving in port sudan, hundreds of kilometres northeast of the capital by the red sea and this is what the head of mission had to say to them. i’m mission had to say to them. i'm ha . . l mission had to say to them. i'm happy. i'm _ mission had to say to them. i'm happy. i'm glad _ mission had to say to them. i�*m! happy, i'm glad we are all here, safe, coming from khartoum in a very, very long journey, but we did it together. we had some challenges on th

len goodman has died aged 78.discussion of anti—semitism, let's mark the death of a great character, tv institution a treasure, that there is absolutely no doubt. vincent, former strictly professional, good morning to you. we will get him any minute. we have got scott brian from the much watched podcast, tv critic, can't believe this, what are your thoughts? by, believe this, what are your thoughts?— believe this, what are your thoughts? believe this, what are your thou:hts? . . , ,, . believe this, what are your thouhts? . , . , thoughts? a real shock. he had been a family favourite _ thoughts? a real shock. he had been a family favourite for— thoughts? a real shock. he had been a family favourite for years, - thoughts? a real shock. he had been a family favourite for years, of - a family favourite for years, of course he was on strictly come dancing from the very beginning until i think 2016-17. dancing from the very beginning until i think 2016—17. he was also on the us equivalent, dancing with the stars, until

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let's hear from our head judge, len goodman.ok — just chuck it all in and hope for the best! honest if he didn't like it... your bum! it was like you were chewing a toffee! seven! ..full of praise if he did. it was knockout. well done. from len, a ten. in his youth, len goodman was a champion dancer himself, quitting his job as a welder to turn professional. he quietly ran a dance school in kent until he was 60. music: strictly come dancing theme then, to his surprise, the bbc called. in the cha—cha—cha, i look for three things — rhythm, rhythm, rhythm. why, why, why? he did 14 series of strictly... it was a hodgepodge of moves, just out there to titillate the taste buds. where's the chasse capes? where's the twist turns? where's the recognisable paso doble? ..and crossed the atlantic as head judge of america's dancing with the stars. former colleagues have been paying emotional tributes. when i got the job, he said, "say what you see and be yourself." and that was exactly as len was — he was himself. and i was lucky enough to k

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len goodman, ballroom dancer and tvjudge, who made dancing so accessible to millions, has died.speaking to co—host claudia winkleman, who paid tribute to her former colleague. thank you so much for allowing me on because all i really want to do is talk about him. i used to do the sister show of strictly, which is called it takes two and len would come in every week and try to teach me to dance, which by the way is impossible and we would just cry with laughter and we chatted so much, he was a class act. there was nobody like him because he was so humble, he loved dance. i mean, his face would light up when people, because lots of people to take part in strictly and they were like, you know what, it will give it a couple of links free weeks, i don't think it is going to be my thing, but they fell in love with it and adored it and he was an extraordinary man, a brilliant man.— and he was an extraordinary man, a brilliant man. one of my friends and colleagues. — brilliant man. one of my friends and colleagues, carol, _ brilliant man. one of my friends and colleagues, carol, who _ b

i'm amy goodman. florida's republican governor ron desantis signed a six-week abortion ban into law thursday. the ban will take effect if the florida's current 15-week ban is upheld at the conservative-controlled state supreme court, where it is being challenged. the six-week ban would make exceptions for rape, incest, and human trafficking. in such cases, survivors could get an abortion up to 15 weeks into pregnancy but only if they are able to provide official documentation such as a police report or medical records. since the u.s. supreme court overturned roe v. wade last year, many pregnant people in the south have traveled to florida for abortions. democratic minority leader in florida fentrice driskell spoke out against the ban thursday. >> this is not reasonable because it amounts to an outright ban. most women don't know they are pregnant at six weeks. let's be clear about the silent part. you just don't want women to have choice. amy: meanwhile, in washington state, u.s. district judge thomas

len goodman, el querido jurado de dancing with the stars >>> len goodman has passed away. >> legend!. >> we'll look back at his life and the tributes pouring in this recordaremos su vida y su morning. nombre. >>> y final de cuento. >>> and storybook ending. con un toque de magia de >> a sprinkling of hollywood star dust that has helped make hollywood se hace posible. lÁgrimas de alrÍde ryan star dud this possible. >> tears of joy from ryan despuÉs de la victoria de su reynolds and rob mcelhenney. equipo de fÚtbol. >>> wrexham, esto es increÍble. >> this is exactly why wrexham. >> how the little team that >>> una historia que parece could took a page from "ted sacada de ted lasso y que emociona al mundo, hoy lunes, 24 lasso" and captured the world's heart. de abril del 2023. today, april 24th, 2023. >>> nbc news presenta "today" con savannah guthrie y hoda kotb >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza >> hi, everybody good morning welcome to "today. nice to have you starting the week with us if i hadn't watch

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i'm amy goodman. former president donald trump pleaded not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records to cover up hush money payments made to adult film star stormy daniels, playboy model karen duco, and a former trump tower doorman during his 2016 presidential campaign. trump is the u.s. president to first be criminally charged and the first president to be impeached twice. trump was fingerprinted after his arrest tuesday but did not have his mug shot taken and was not handcuffed. after his arraignment in new york, trump flew back to his mar-a-lago estate in florida where he railed against his prosecution to his supporters and the media. pres. trump: elections like those of a third world country, and now this massive election interference on a scale never seen before in our country beginning with the radical left george soros-backed prosecutor alvin bragg of new york. who campaign on the fact that he would get president trump. "i'm going to get him." amy: trump also attacked the judge,

i'm amy goodman. two federal judges issued conflicting rulings around the medication abortion friday, creating even greater turmoil amid dwindling abortion rights in the united states. in texas, a trump-appointed judge placed a nationwide injunction on the fda's approval of mifepristone, issued over two decades ago, which is due to take effect at the end of this week. the justice department is appealing the ruling. meanwhile, in a separate case, a washington state judge ordered the fda not to make any changes to mifepristone's availability. after headlines, we'll spend the rest of the hour looking at the implications of these rulings. supreme court justice clarence thomas has defended the frequent lavish trips he received from real estate billionaire and gop mega donor harlan crow saying he was advised at the time not to report them. thomas also referred to crow and his wife as being among his family's dearest friends. or details are emerging about harlan crow and resurfaced article published by the d

amy goodman: next up, stefania maurizi.n investigative journalist, currently contributing to the major italian daily il fatto quotidiano, after working for the last 14 years for la repubblica, consistently rated among the top two italian newspapers, and for l'espresso, the most important italian news magazine. stefania worked with julian assange and wikileaks since 2009, teaming up with teams of international media to cover and investigate all wikileaks secret documents, from the secret files on the war in afghanistan, called the afghan war logs, to the u.s. diplomacy cables, cablegate, from the files on the guantanamo prisoners, called gitmo files, on up to the most recent revelations about the european military mission against boats traveling from libya to italy smuggling migrants and refugees, and the espionage activities against french and european leaders by the national security agency. her book is just out in english. it's called secret power: wikileaks and its enemies. this is stefania. stefania maurizi: it is a gre

i'm amy goodman. the medication abortion pill mifepristone will remain available for now, though with restrictions, after an appeals court partially blocked a ruling by a federal judge in texas last week that banned it nationwide. a three-judge panel on the fifth circuit court of appeals issued a decision late wednesday that upheld parts of the texas ruling targeting recent moves by the fda to increase access to the pill. that means that while challenges to the ban proceed, patients will only be able to access the medication through a doctor's office or clinic and will not be able to receive the pill through the mail or directly from a pharmacy. patients will only be able to access it through seven weeks of pregnancy instead of the expanded 10 weeks. misses proof stone -- abortion medication is used in more than half of abortions in the u.s. the issue is likely to end up in front of the supreme crt. in tennessee, the shelby county board of commissioners voted unanimously wednesday to reappoint justin

i'm amy goodman.kentucky, a gunman armed with an ar-15 style semiautomatic assault rifle killed five people at a bank in downtown louisville monday morning. eight others were injured, including a police officer who was shot in the head and required brain surgery. louisville police say they responded to reports of shots fired within three minutes. they killed the shooter in exchange of gunfire. investigators identified the shooter as a 25-year-old employee of old national bank who live-streamed the massacre on social media as he targeted his co-workers. kentucky's democratic governor andy beshear said three close friends were among the victims, including the bank's vice president thomas elliott, a long-time democratic party donor. >> this is awful. i have a very close friend who did not make it today and i have another who did not either and one who is in the hospital that i hope is going to make it through. amy: just two hours after monday's mass shooting, one person was killed and another injured at

len goodman passed away. lara will have the latest.irst back to ginger with the latest on that flooding. >> can't wait to honor len. i do have to talk about the snow. cold, late april snowfalling north of chicago. that video from northbrook, illinois. this morning it is cold. we have frost and freeze alerts that have poured in with that chilly air all the way down to huntsville, alabama. lot of places in that freeze warning. we've had that big bloom in most places. we were weeks ahead of time. now getting the cold. we're not breaking record, but we're below average by five, some places more degrees. looking at detroit, we're going to stay cool through the midweek in the 30s. urban heat island here. still new york, a little below average. your local weather in 30 seconds. >> coming up, selma blair on how she made her selma blair on how she encouraged her friend christina applegate to get tested for ms. stay right there. we will be right back. with wet amd, sometimes i worry my world is getting smaller because of my sight. but now, i can

i'm amy goodman. in sudan, a 72 hour cease-fire appears to be largely holding, though there are reports of scattered gunfire and shelling in the capital khartoum. the army and paramilitary rapid support forces agreed to begin the three day truce at midnight following two days of negotiations roe bayou secretary of state antony blinken. at least 459 civilians have died in's fighting between the rival factions of sudan's military junta roque out on april 15, though the true toll is certain to be far higher. water, food, electricity, and communications remain in short supply. fears of waterborne diseases like cholera and some residents have been forced to drink water directly from the nile river. this woman left her family behind as she fled to egypt. >> i left behind my brother, my family, the rest of my aunts and friends. i survived but i'm still worried about those i left behind. the situation is catastrophic. there are no hospitals. 55 hospitals are out of service. i don't know how they are living. a

i'm amy goodman. the bodies of at least 57 asylum seekers, including children, were found off the coast of western libya tuesday after two boats sank in the mediterranean. the migrants were from pakistan, syria, tunisia, and egypt. survivor bassam mahmoud, who is from egypt, described the horrifying moments before one of the boats sank. >> while the driver was starting the boat, some passenger started arguing with him. the boat sank. we started fighting for our lives, screaming and asking for help. it was an indescribable scene. i ask people from my country not even think of trying this. stay in your country. amy: meanwhile, in tunisia, the remains of at least 70 asylum seekers, mostly from africa, have been recovered from the waters near the southeastern coastal city of sfax. local officials said morgues are nearly at capacity due to the rising number of migrant drownings as they attempt to reach europe for safety. in sudan, a fragile u.s.-brokered ceasefire between sudan's warring military factions

i'm amy goodman. calls for stricter gun control laws rang out of kentucky and tennessee tuesday in the wake of two mass shootings. in louisville, kentucky, officials said the gunman who killed five people at a bank monday legally purchased the ar 15-style weapon of war used in the attack just lack week. four survivors of the attack remained hospitalized as of tuesday. dr. jason smith, chief medical officer at university of louisville health, pleaded with lawmakers to stop the endless tragedies. >> people say i am tired but i will say i am more than tired, i am weary. there are only so many times you can walk into a room and tell someone they're not coming home tomorrow. it just breaks your heart when you hear someone screaming "mommy" or "daddy" to everyone who helped makes policy, i was simply ask you to do something because doing nothing, which is what we have been doing, is not working. amy: meanwhile, democratic mayor craig greenberg said 40 people in louisville had lost their lives to gun violenc

i'm amy goodman. sudan is roiling from a third day of violence that's killed nearly 100 civilians and injured hundreds more since saturday as rival leaders of sudan's military government battle for control of the northeast african nation. there are reports of heavy artillery fire in the capital khartoum, explosions at khartoum's main airport, and airstrikes on military barracks and bases in cities and regions across sudan. the violence pits two factions of sudan's military establishment against one another. one is led by general abdel fattah al-burhan, who's been the de facto leader of sudan since the overthrow of long-time ruler omar al-bashir in april 2019. the other faction is led by lieutenant general mohamed hamdan, the former commander of the janjaweed militias responsible for murders, rapes and torture in sudan's darfur region. the world food program has halted all operations in sudan after three of its employees were killed and a u.n. humanitarian air service aircraft was damaged at khartoum's

i'm amy goodman. fighting continues in sudan, where the u.n. reports over 420 deaths since april 15. the u.s. and other nations moved quickly to evacuate diplomats as a sudanese military and paramilitary rapid support forces failed to adhere to announced cease-fires and fears out of a full-blown civil war. in the western darfur region, doctors say they are overwhelmed treating gun victims, including many children. in the capital khartoum, some residents remain trapped with dwindling supplies of food, water, and power as sudan experiences a near-total collapse of internet and phone service. many others decided to flee for other parts of sudan. >> when i fled, i left with the clothes only, without money as i kept them at home. i did not bring close or backpack, nothing. if you can find a way out, do it. if you think you are safe by staying at your home, you are not. amy: we will get the latest on the sudan conflict after headlines. the u.s. supreme court halted a ban and other restrictions on the aborti

i'm amy goodman. two warring factions of sudan's military have announced a 72-hour ceasefire coinciding with the start of the muslim holiday of eid al-fitr. despite the announcement, residents of sudan's capital khartoum and neighboring cities report gunfire and showing have continued. the world health organization reports at least 413 people have been killed and more than 3500 others injured in the week since fighting erupted between sudan's army and the rapid support forces paramilitary group. earlier today, sudan's top general and de facto ruler abdel fattah al-burhan made his first public remarks since the fighting broke out. >> there remains hope we are with our great people and will overcome this tribulation and emerge from strongly and coherent. one army, one people. amy: in his speech, general al-burhan claimed sudan's military is committed to a transition to civilian rule even though he led the coup 18 months ago that toppled sudan's civilian prime minister abdalla hamdok. wonder group has be

i'm amy goodman. former president donald trump is expected to turn himself in and face criminal charges in a new york city court. the case stems from hush money payments trump made to adult film star stormy daniels during -- days before the 2016 presidential election, just days after the release of the infamous "access hollywood" tape in which trump brags about sexually assaulting women. while the indictment remains sealed, "newsweek" is reporting trump will face 34 felony counts for falsifying business records. he is the first former u.s. president to ever be criminally charged. his arraignment hearing is scheduled for 2:15 p.m. trump's supporters, including far-right georgia congressmember marjorie taylor greene, are expected to rally outside the courthouse. ahead of those protests, new york city mayor eric adams issued a warning to people he called rabble rousers. >> control yourselves. this city is our home, not a playground for your missed placed anger. we are the safest largest city in america b

i'm amy goodman. thousands of people have fled sudan's capital khartoum amid an increasingly dire humanitarian crisis as fighting between two rival military factions continues into a sixth day. several attempts to impose a ceasefire have failed. the united nations reports the -- nearly 300 civilians have been killed, though the true toll is likely higher. the u.n. warns of worsening shortages of food, water, fuel, and medical supplies, and doctors without borders reports up to 70% of the hospitals in khartoum and neighboring states are not able to function. this is esraa abou shama, a doctor at sudan's health ministry. >> most of the big and specialized hospitals are out of service and not offering any services examination or treatment for the patients because they have been targeted was shelling. a shortage of doctors and because of electricity and water outages. amy: the you and secretary general is an emergency talks today with members of the african union and other regional leaders. it comes as a

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