and nancy? stories about nancy would fill a book.the one about how she met jack nicholson. >> a convertible pulled up and asked them directly questions. and nancy said i will take you there. but i want to ride in that nice car of yours. and next thing you know, she and jack are best friends. >> nancy could and did live anyway that she wanted. and loud! >> many many times, when i thought we were gonna have a normal day. she would say let's go to saint parts. or let's go to hawaii. or let's go somewhere. and i would go okay. >> but, her relationship with the impulsive and gregarious nancy came with a parties. her business and your stuff was her stuff. sometimes she expected her friends to give her the stuff that she wanted. >> it was quite a job to love nancy. >> so, after what happened to her. flies on a carcass. the tabloids feasted on the gossip and half truths that flew around town. she was a spoiled, while child. jack nicholson's party girl. hunter s. thompson's drinking buddy. an incurable flirt. once engaged to michael douglas.

nancy macías: gracias, este, mucho gusto.rsonas de toda edad, pero sí, durante el verano sí, este, le echamos más ganas, y este, ofrecemos más programas, porque sabemos que muchos estudiantes, muchos niños están en casa, este, y lo que queremos hacer, es invitarlos, y venir a la biblioteca, y aprovechar de todos los recursos educativos que tenemos, por ejemplo, tenemos nuestro programa de verano y de aprendizaje. damián trujillo: mira, me imagino que cuando el papá, la mamá, le dicen a un niño, vamos a ir a la biblioteca mañana en tu verano, va a decir, "oh, no, los libros, yo no quiero ir", ya no es así, ¿verdad?, es divertido ir a la biblioteca. nancy macías: sí, no, claro que no, este, no, no más son libros, este, te doy un ejemplo, mira, uno puede ir a la biblioteca, asistir a un programa donde están haciendo, donde están aprendiendo a hacer burbujas, entonces no, no más aprende uno cómo hacerlo, sino, te llevas lo que hiciste a casa, también hay premios que se pueden ganar, como en el caso de este programa de aprendizaje

nancy: pues ya veremos eso. padre: nancy. tu madre estaría muy orgullosa de las dos. papá. vámonos. chloe: ¿crees que llegue a tener tu destreza? nancy: no. chloe: [ríe] ♪ ¿qué hay epazotes come zapatotes? pues ya, pachita. oye, ¿qué pasó con el hindú? ¿cuál hindú? el "hinducomentado" de tu marido. pues lo rechazaron de los united states. otro que no logra el sueño americano. no, ese sí lo sigue teniendo, lleva tres días dormido. a propósito, ¿no tienen de las cobijas de las bien calentitas? ah, sí, de esas de... que son bien pachoncitas de que a un lado tienen un dibujo y al otro borreguita. - de esos merengues. - no te lo venimos manejando. qué lástima, pues ahorita con este frío de veras se antoja andar bien calentito, bien tapado. si lo que quieres es estar bien tapada, pues llévese estas tunas. de veras, te pasas payasa. no me entra. bueno, ya, cuando tengan las cobijas me echan un grito. así, así. [grita] - chaíto. - cuídate, pachita. ay, con esta van cinco clientas que nos piden cobijitas. - sí. - ¿sabes lo que eso significa? claro. pues que está haciendo mucho

so nancy, you want to start? sure the first of all, it's always an honor to be invited to be part of a delegation for the president, united states, particularly to ireland where, you know, i just have much affection for the people and so proud of the work the president did, bring peace to that area. and i hadn't on an air force jet in a while. so out to air force andrews air force base brought back amazing amount of memories of zipping the world in air force one with all of you, which an extraordinary experience and other normal at a certain point, which is, you know, it's been an extraordinary experience. but president biden was vibrant, lively and clearly just having a he had a lot of his family was a family kind trip. he went to belfast. we weren't on belfast part, but then the rest was, you know, beautiful state with the irish and meeting with giving this incredible speech up in ballina, which is where half his family is from. and it did remind me of the belfast visit in 1995 with president clinton because, t

paul pelosi, husband of speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. this happened last october at their home in pacific heights. drop the hammer. >> the defense argued that publicly released videos of the incident. the 9-1-1 audio recording and the paps interrogation by investigators supported their motion to relocate the trial to eureka, california, arguing dip would have a better chance to find fair and impartial jurors who are less impacted by prejudice after being exposed to the level of pretrial publicity in san francisco. usually these change of venue motion seek to go from a smaller venue to a larger, more broader venue where you can get much bigger. jury pool. this was exactly the opposite criminal defense attorney and legal analyst steven clark talks about how the defense argued that nancy pelosi is political status in the bay area was another reason to change venues. and i think the hidden agenda here for the defense says they want to get into a district that perhaps doesn't have the same feelings about nancy pelosi and her husband, as you w

nancy, thank you so much. you can watch crime stories with nancy grace.k3wr5eu9 to see you. let's hand it over to carley. she has some more headlines for us. thanks, carley. >> we are going to start with a big fox news alert. a u.s. soldier is reportedly detained in north korea after crossing over into the communist country from south korea. this happened during a tour of the demilitarized zone. the american national has not been identified but a south korean newspaper citing the country's army now reports the person is a u.s. soldier with a rank of private second class. fox news has reached out to the national security council for comment. china is now rewriting the bible, quran and other sacred religious texts part of a 10 year plan to boost the image of xi jinping. forcing prod distant churches to replace the 10 commandments with quotes from xi. this includes swapping out thou shall have no other god before me to resolutely guard against the infiltration of western ideology. 1.4 billion people, ainsley in china and this is now what they are forced to b

death to nancy."tk wrote, "i find the newspaper not writing about the poem on vian unamusing. there's a psycho running loose, strangling mostly women. there are seven in the ground. who will be next? the writer, who claimed to be btk, admitted to the murders of the otero family, shirley vian, nancy fox. he admitted to and gave details of all of those homicides. relph: there was no confusion anymore that all these cases were connected. singular: kake realized they had a big story, but they took it to the police department. hatteberg: chief lamunyon looked at the letter, and he said basically that it was time to release the letter because we now had a serial killer. singular: lamunyon made the decision at that point to go on television and announce that there was a serial killer in wichita by the name of btk. this morning, kake-tv was contacted by the person who police say they believe murdered four members of the joseph otero family in january of 1974. so, that evening, the police chief of wichita appe

paul pelosi, husband of speaker of the house, nancy pelosi.his happened last october at their home in pacific heights. drop the hammer. the defense argued that publicly released videos of the incident. the 9-1-1 audio recording and the paps interrogation by investigators supported their motion to relocate the trial to eureka, california, arguing dip would have a better chance to find fair and impartial jurors who are less impacted by prejudice after being exposed to the level of pretrial publicity in san francisco. the court felt that you're not going to avoid that pretrial publicity. >> issue no matter where you go with the united states. so that was another reason to did not buy the change of venue motion. >> criminal defense attorney and legal analyst steven clark talks about how the defense argued that nancy pelosi is political status in the bay area was another reason to change venues. normally the san francisco bay area's a very good place criminal defense attorneys to try their case unless your main victim is nancy pelosi, who is a belo

and nancy martha's correspondence with nancy comes singing out that this book that nancy was her favorite sister is the person in all martha's life that i think she unburdened herself to whether it was about her children, whether it was about politics. and you see and in in her charisma, on her letters to nancy, we don't have nancy's to her that. every woman in war was political and martha was, well, very conservative in other ways. and in in fact, of want in the the american cause to succeed she was ferocious and i think in it would be very interesting to see what what other the pay what papers of other women of this period emerge which in one part of her letter they're talking about their children or the sewing or the cooking and then they'll have a paragraph of absolute you know the news as it's being made. well, course it wasn't only other american who martha met, but her circle broad dinners as the papers show, and those lafayette first coming as a volunteer who she meet in the winter at valley forge and then there the young women betsy schuyler and of course we know about that court

keep going nancy. speak up that's right. that is where he and his second wife and two of their children has lived for many years and were just learning he had a secret underground room down in the basement that when an interior designer was there a couple of years ago, he refused to let her go in it. it was locked. about 12 by 15 room and i guarantee you they will be going through that with a fine-tooth comb and a fleet of forensics experts. why? because i think it is entirely possible that at least three of his victims were killed in that home. why do i say that? because three of the victims were killed while his wife and children were gone out of state. for what i believe happened to these victims, the rapes, torture, bondage, he needs more than a chevy avalanche. he needed a big space and that would be the home. not only that, we understand from police filings three of his wives hair as it were found on three of the victims. transfers. did they come from his body or that home? i think that you could be looking right now a

it is speaker of the house nancy pelosi.l comes and control goes. you were speaker from 2007 to 2011 and then against 2017 because the republicans controlled for those six years, seven years in between. in 2018 when you were sitting right there in that chair, you came on here and you predicted that the democrats were going to pick up seats in the congress on a large scale. they did. they picked up 40 seats in the house. a real wave. what is your prediction for the election that's a little bit more than a month away? madam speake, you have the floor. >> speaker pelosi: okay, thank you very much. well, i'm so glad you asked that question because i believe we will hold the house. and we will hold the house by winning more seats. we won the 40 seats, then we lost someone trump was on the ballot. we lost some of the trump districts but we held enough seats to hold the house with him on the bout. he's not on the ballot now. did i say his name? i didn't mean to. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: we'll have the videotapes fumigated.

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paul pelosi, husband of then speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. this happened last october at their home in pacific heights. drop the hammer. the defense argued that publicly released videos of the incident. the 9-1-1 audio recording and the paps interrogation by investigators supported their motion to relocate the trial to eureka, california, arguing dip would have a better chance to find fair and impartial. jurors who are less impacted by prejudice after being exposed to the level of pretrial publicity in san francisco. usually these change of venue motion seek to go from a smaller venue to a larger, more broader venue where you can get much bigger. jury pool. >> this was exactly the opposite criminal defense attorney and legal analyst steven clark talks about how the defense argued that nancy pelosi is political status in the bay area was another reason to change venues. and i think the hidden agenda here for the defense is they want to get into a district that perhaps doesn't have the same feelings about nancy pelosi and her husband, as you wo

i'm sceptical, nancy. to _ active in ukraine? i'm sceptical, nancy. to be — active in ukraine?nancy, to be honest with you. l active in ukraine? i'm sceptical, nancy, to be honest with you. a little bit perplexed that they would make such an announcement and then not back it up with maybe some evidence to support it. it doesn't make sense right now to me considering how active wagner continues to be in all the other trouble spots around the world. they may have stood down in ukraine but i think, i mean literally they can be turned back on and anticipate hostilities again probably with just a couple of hours notice. but it hostilities again probably with “ust a couple of hours notice.�* a couple of hours notice. but it is very difficult. _ a couple of hours notice. but it is very difficult, isn't _ a couple of hours notice. but it is very difficult, isn't it, _ a couple of hours notice. but it is very difficult, isn't it, to - a couple of hours notice. but it is very difficult, isn't it, to know - very difficult, isn't it, to know exactly what does happen inside the russian mili

fox nation host nancy grace is here to react to that. nancy, good morning to you.uestion is, should this woman be getting out of prison in. >> she should absolutely not be released. you know, there are some crimes from which there's really no coming back. this is one of those crimes. now, when you look at her now, she looks like a bespectacled librarian, but that is not how she looked back in 969 when she took part in the murders of of the labianca family including leno and rosemary. now, the two of them were picked at random by the manson family and brutally stabbed. she admits at testimony to the courts that leslie van houten held down rosemary who had a pillow case over her head and stabbed her 16 times out of about 40 stab wounds. in fact, a co-defendant testified that the more van houten stabbed rose mar arely, the more, quote, fun she had doing it. now, that's a crime from which there's no return. and i'm very disappointed in somehow in -- newsom for not trying to block this more. he is refusing to ask the california supreme court to reverse a lower court dec

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nancy, always great to see you. russia unleashes a barrage of drone attacks on key ukrainian grain warehouses. putin says ukraine's counteroffensive has failed. where does the war actually stand right now? retired general keith kellogg breaks it down for us. >> jacqui: curriculum -- california has a new curriculum. >> the research is wrong and not allowing students good at math to get ahead. with a home loan from newday, take out an average of $70,000, pay off debts and high rate credit cards, and save hundreds every month. hi, i'm sharon, and i lost 52 pounds on golo. on other diets, i could barely lose 10-15 pounds. thanks to golo, i've lost 27% of my body weight, and it was easy. (soft music) >> john: fox news alert, police in massachusetts say they have recovered a body off the coast of martha's vineyard, the body of a missing paddleboarder who was seen struggling in the water yesterday, reports are circulating the initial 911 call about the missing man came from the home of former president obama. alexis mcadam

love your show, nancy.ke sure people watch your exclusive special left for dead, the case of madison brooks, which is available now on fox nation. nancy, we love having you on. come back. >> thank you for inviting me. rachel: of course. bye, nancy. coming up, you be the judge "my dog is smarter than hunter". or how about "hunter will take care of these issues with his dad". that's a burisma executive speaking and doesn't sound like joe was left in the dark about his son's business as he told us. former director of national intelligence john radcliff intelligence john radcliff unpacks all the lies and it's us next. orkouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is mi

, nancy.hunter biden is in federal court. he will be before the judge in 19 minutes ready to plead guilty in a deal to avoid jail time. will a last-minute request on behalf of the defense attorneys force the judge to postpone? we're watching, waiting and find out together coming up. presidential candidate robert f. kennedy, jr. slamming his party for the destruction of the american promise. >> i've seen disintegration of the american dream and the american experience. i never dreamed i would see it in this country. with the three c's: pay down your credit cards, pay off your car loan, consolidate your debt with a va home loan from from newday. from big cities, to small towns, and on main streets across the us, you'll find pnc bank. helping businesses both large and small, communities and the people who live and work there grow and thrive. we're proud to call these places home too. they're where we put down roots, and where together, we work to help move everyone's financial goals forward. pnc

the national disaster search dog foundation found nanci at a shelter in missouri and brought her here mission is to rescue shelter dogs, train them, and then match them with first responders. their dogs go from being rescued to being the rescuers, and now after more than two decades as a firefighter, nanci is firefighter shawn monville's first time being partnered with a dog. >> she's with me 24/7, whether it's on shift at the station, home. >> want to go find someone? >> reporter: shawn says her desire to search on practice missions is unmatched. >> search. >> her ability, zero fear gives her the ability to run something like this with no hesitation. >> reporter: nanci's tale is just one of many inspiring stories about the power of new beginnings. >> we'll go anywhere any time that we're needed. we're ready to go at the drop of a hat. >> thanks so much for watching. i'm linsey davis. for all of us here, good night. dion: next on abc7news at 6:00, bon voyage. a cruise ship stuck for days in san francisco finally sets sail less than two hours ago. plus, cleaning up after the blast. nei

. >> nancy. >> linsey: and this warm welcome at the tampa airport is for nancy gamble, both now 78.on her. she was a beautiful cheerleader, and i thought i could never, should never accept a date because she was so pretty. and everyone loved her. >> linsey: they dated in college and then lost touch. >> we had lives and jobs and professions and children. we just started talking. and emailing and texting. >> we were meant for each other. so i said, i'm sending you tickets to come see me. >> linsey: but this is no fly by night visit. watch as thomas reveals a jewelry box. nancy's immediately overcome with emotion. down goes the pillow. thomas drops to his knee. >> it's been 60 years since we first met. you have always been the one i have had a crush on since your cheerleader days. you're everything that i have ever wanted in a partner, lover, friend. i want to spend the rest of my life with you to cherish every moment. will you, nancy, do me the honor of being my soul mate in life, my partner in every sense of the word forever? marry me. >> i will. >> oh, yes. >> linsey: she said yes.

. >> dana: congresswoman nancy mace is a member of the committee interviewing archer and we'll talk to her in a moment. first to chad pergram on the hill. >> good morning. we're standing outside the o'neill office building where devon archer will arrive at 10:00 talk to house investigators not under oath for four hours. between 10:00 and 2:00 today. we're told they will discuss new bank records they have from ukraine, kazakhstan and russia. devon archer has avoided testifying three times but he will talk today about business contacts he had with hunter biden and the president. >> we know that devon archer has met and communicated many, many times with joe biden about burisma and other things. we have other bank statements that we've obtained that we have questions about pertaining to countries that we believe archer may have knowledge of. >> fox has obtained 2018 text messages between hunter biden and devon archer. in one text hunter refers to the justice department as mother blankers. he also tells archer they will have the last laugh. republicans are cautious about the interview. >>

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let's bring in essex senior portfolio manager nancy prial. nancy, great to have you here. a.i.ripts. they're saying nope. fascinating space but you still like it? >> we do still like it. we think the forces that are going to drive a.i. are basically inexorable. there will be some fits and starts. whether or not chatgpt is the ultimate winner we don't know but what we do know this technology and the ability to use a.i. to drive product activity improvements for workers everywhere will be tremendous. think of it like the beginning of the pc age, beginning of word processing. think of how that changed our work world. what that did to jobs, opportunities it created. this is just as big if not bigger. cheryl: the fight is on, nancy, for a.i. everyone is trying to own it including elon musk, excuse me, he just announced his own a.i. company. it is called xai. don't have any idea how he would say it. that is what we've got right now. that is elon musk. you can never predict him. everyone is trying to grab this technology, profit from this technology. the concern from washington and fr

look how quickly somebody like nancy pelosi can turn. >> what do you think, jessica? case? what are you trying to hide? [laughter] answer your question while i think about this. [laughter] >> why do you think about the girls in the corvette? >> greg: what are they trying to hide? [laughter] >> i think that nancy pelosi was drawing a distinction between the whistle-blowers themselves being the clown show, and the republican line of questioning. you can look no further than marjorie taylor greene whipping out a picture of hunter biden's penis to say "this is a clown show." >> greg: you can't find a picture of him without his penis. what are you going to do customer and believe me, i've tried. [laughter] >> you are quicker than me. [laughter] i thought i would get that for emphasis! [laughter] no fun. i didn't think that the whistle-blowers seemed not credible. i just thought that their answers seemed credible, but just did not support the g.o.p. narrative about it. gary family, for instance question here, he said on average, how many times did you refer someone to the t

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nancy tengler is with us. she will address and share her opportunities but art laffer, he sees dark clouds on the horizon, the great art laffer. i have a small vintage business owner who is making shopping a sunny experience for every single customer. can't wait to talk to him. then there is linda mcmahon. she joins me. she built an entertainment juggernaut. two things, the biden's ftc suffered a big blow, judiciary trying to tamp down their power grab if you will. i got to ask you, how did disney blow it? you don't want to miss my takeaway how it feels when all the free money is fon and the only thing left is inflation, not european a t-shirt. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. ♪ let the sunshine, let the sunshine in ♪ ♪ the sunshine in ♪ charles: all right, folks. so the market finished with a flury yesterday. this as the russell 2000. look at this. you don't have to understand candlesticks to know that is kind of impressive, right? that is what happened yesterday. listen, buyers started to pick

here with me now is speaker emita nancy pelosi. thank you for being here.e to see you in person. i wab you to play something that you said just days after the january 6 attack. >> -- if you're donald trump talking to these people, they believe it and they used his words to come here. the crime in some cases was murder. and this president is an accessory to that crime because he instigated that insurrection that caused those deaths and this destruction. >> do you still believe as you did then that donald trump committed a crime? >> first let me thank you for the opportunity to be here today. congratulations to you on your 30 years. >> thank you. >> it seems impossible but nonetheless wonder. . president is not above the law. add much as i admire mike pence, he was a hero that day, the president is not above the law. we saw what happened. it was -- it was very clear. it is heartbreaking because my motto for all of these things an the flag was still there. being from baltimore and our national anthem written there an the flag was still there. we always have to

they would be stuck with nancy pelosi's policies from the last congress.re is pressure on both sides. democrats don't want to cut and republicans don't want hello see's policies -- don't want hello see's public debt pelosi's policies. guest: the national defense authorization act, every year, this is one of those must pass bills that has to go through congress. what it does is it really sets the roadmap for how the military can spend money when it is appropriated. a version of this bill has already passed in the house. it had all of these extra provisions added in, culture war issues. fanning the military from using dei officers -- banning the military from using dei officers, strict and's for paying for travel for abortions and another -- and a number of other issues. we are headed eventually if this does pass the senate, for a conference committee and that could be quite contentious as well because kevin mccarthy has already said that he wants to have marjorie taylor greene, one of the more far right members of congress, on that committee. it could be in

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the now you need your visa, stupid loyce law here nancy, nancy click comes in both the initial shift. neither it gets to the only showcase use the so i'm just going to the boys at the boys the the what would be the one that's needed? that'll be for them. i'm not sure if this slaughter doesn't want that extra them put the notes up under that the least. russian states never the sort of the most sense community best ingles, all sense and up in the system must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on russia, scooting and split the r t sports net, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube. the fitness center for question, did you say a request for check the welcome back towards the portsmouth, austria's former vice chancellor hines christians to try her research to her. let me ask you specifically about your country, austria because as a neutral stage, they play the very important role in navigating the east west tensions of the 20th century. but it's no longer unfortunately, are viewe

nancy grace, host of crime stories on fox nation with me now. nancy, good morning to you.earning a few more details. apparently he had two of these vehicles that he kept in a small town of chester, south carolina, which if you look at a map it is south of charlotte. west of columbia. pretty much farm country. very rural. what do you make of that? also i want to know what you make of the search thus far about what we think we're learning about his home 45 minutes east of new york city. >> thank you for inviting me. right now they better take that house down to the studs because in searches that i have oversaw and conducted, you have to look under the carpet, under the baseboard in case of blood that seeped down. do not displace fibers or hair that may belong to these victims and looking for trophies not from just these three women. but from other victims. we haven't even found yet that may be disposed of in other places. that's what is happening at the search of the home right now. down to the studs. it only took her six days after the shocked arrest to file for divorced. h

when she brought out the green new deal, nancy pelosi didn't back it, nobody backed it.ook at the bills that passed this past year. the inflation reduction act, which was a green new deal. the infrastructure transportation bill, that was basically the green new deal. so they have been gaining support for this. they know how to culturally move the needle and introduce ideas that maybe aren't popular with the people right now but they use all the tools that they have and eventually get what they want. don't scoff it. remember it wasn't too long ago that they told us we were being hyperbolic about them wanting to ban gas stoves now here we are where we see in many states basically you can't get a gas line in a new home being built, they find ways to do their things. >> joey: at the end of the day separate the politics from the policy and folks like aoc make it really hard to do that. are you trying to get reelected, trying to raise money or trying to make people's lives easier. i don't think president biden ever thought the student loan forgiveness was going to go through s

the magic of uh nancy, germany as be not ingrained to you. now societies along the line of this never again uh model and to see uh the amount of, uh, media support. find those uh the provide the cover being uh, extended to arrange game that essentially se breaks uh individual such as they found on their uh, uh to this day. uh and uh, we basically relies a lot on the relays that he has in the united states and the uh, and kind of the in the, as far as the, uh, uh, daughters and grand daughters and sons are former nancy's from you frame. and it's something that, mary, nobody, the west i would have able to imagine the icon over fee associated with these extremist hate groups like the school and lost those symbols, infamously, worn by concentration. camp guards, as well as the enigmatic emblem and known as the blocks on, has indeed surface with noticeable week was safe on the uniforms of soldiers active leave. fighting on the front lines, something that was hard to ignore, even for the mainstream media. ukraine's ambivalence about the symbols and

billy clayton: nancy lived a fantastic life. and i think we all need a little more dreaming like that, a little more-- keith morrison: little more nancy in us. billy clayton: little more nancy in us, yeah. [music playing] >> i'm scared, it's going to say. >> when people have power and money, you get afraid. >> startling developments and a headline making mystery. >> you see the blood spatter, very compelling. >> the disappearance of jennifer dulos. >> what do you think happened in that garage? >> a serious, violent assault occurred my garage. >> finger-pointing started immediately. >> is your husband involved? >> i have not been there. >> have you had anything to do with jennifer's disappearance? >> i have. not >> investigators speak out. >> this is a new element. >> our theories are the zip ties were used to incapacitate jennifer. >> this is an effort to leave no stone unturned. >> someone has information, someone knows something. we are going to find her. >> hello, and welcome to dateline. jennifer dulos and her husband made t

judy: so, mark, you just heard what john and nancy were saying about our political leaders.e that dynamic? are they playing a role in this division? >> i think it's probably a lack of humility is probably at the core. judy: you mean on the part of our leaders? >> yeah. yeah. i mean, we're here doing it. i've heard it said that the leaders we get are a reflection of the people. so maybe here we are starting to turn the tide and start to get some of the leaders whowill think and respond to the people as we are responding to each other. judy: so, my question for each one of you is, how do you see the people you disagree with politically? >> i think it's really easy to look at the other side and be able to say, oh, you know, maybe they just don't have the knowledge that i have or they don't know the things that i know. but in reality, we all have our own lived experiences that have brought us to where we are. and if we could listen to each other, maybe we'd actually be able to understand a little better. >> i'm going to probably sound a little different here. i'll say it's a mix

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host: that is nancy in minnesota. if you go to the no labels document, the list of principles this document represents when it comes to energy issues and environmental issues, part of it says one of the goals is all and above energy strategy is the best way to lower prices for american families, saying america needs to be able to build clean energy technology. these are the principles i possible third-party could represent, should it happen. do you support or oppose the effort? pick the line that best represents you. you can text us your thoughts at (202) 748-8003. in virginia, opposed line. caller: good morning. i want to talk about joe manchin , he is a disaster for the american public. he is the man behind this scam. this is a coup to defeat joe biden, who is popular against trump. trump is not going to win the election. he was picked by the young people and this is just a way of joe manchin, led by a bunch of rich, right-wing people to hijack the election. host: if it is the case it is effort to reelect president

what do you think of j&j, nancy? >> a member of our 12 best ideas portfolio.tock we would tell clients to own for a lifetime and so we've greeted the kenvue spin outwith great enthusiasm, because the company bought a bio tech company and made them largest biotech company a number are years ago and never got credit this quarter we see pharma and mantech contributed materially to out performance bees others, paid 2.8% dividend yield. 6% growth on a five-year basis trending and free cash flow expected to grow 30% this year we love the name continue to buy it reinvest dividends in the for the long term. >> what about american airlines down 6% after that record revenue in quarter earnings but q3 guidance more in line united's stronger than expected. american, by the way, also negotiation with their pilots union. how about the overweight on the stock? >> that's it, i think, kelly first, my disclaimer, viewers should not listen to me on airlines i almost never own them. too cyclical, too many inputs they have no control over. 's the pilots negotiation it will take $8

nancy and pauly p. have a vineyard in town and they run napa, if you remember.onths don't worry we got it. lived by royalty while nancy was top dog ignoring the struggle of the neighbors. the workers who cleaned up the northern 2020 wildfires. flames raged for 23 straight days in california, burning 70,000 acres across nap that and sonoma counties. it wasn't just vineyards that got cooked. the county's landfill reportedly went up in smoke. with workers at clover flat landfill saying they were exposed to methane gas and a contaminated water supply during the cleanup. a 15-man crew worked 12 hours a day to clean hazardous materials with nothing more than a mask. and when the workers spoke up, they got fired. and now these same workers are about to file a $300 million class action lawsuit. the former napa county mayor had been begging nancy pelosi to clean this place up for years. she didn't care. she didn't do anything now these workers are sick. her wine remains spectacular. mayor jeff ellsworth joins me now along with gary hernandez, one of the complainants. may

don't you miss nancy as speaker?en doesn't because he think she still is. >> she is -- she is going to be my speaker her whole life i think my whole life and i want to thank nancy. >> there is nancy. >> well, she is hiding behind that big guy. >> laura: seriously, do you think biden is obvious in rapid decline the democrats know they either need some astonishing good luck in 2024 or extra help from their friends? and they think they found both. now, check out the republican primary calendar it's kind of the usual stuff. the iowa caucuses, january 15th, the new hampshire primary, tentatively on the 23rd, then nevada's on february 6th. followed by south carolina on the 24th and then the big show super tuesday on march 5th where 15 states vote on the same day. but, wait. about three weeks later, on march 25th, the campaign halts for donald trump because that's when prosecutors working with new york d.a. alvin bragg will be beginning opening argue. s in the hush money case. charging 34 farcical felony counts of falsifyin

liz: what you think of that, nancy?idn't ronald reagan say are you better off than you were four years ago? trump is going to hammer this. >> and i think he should. every candidate should. if you look at the ftc and what they are doing to acquisitions and businesses, they are adding so much paperwork by their own estimations, it will cost companies 350 million a year more just to put together paperwork for a merger or acquisition. that's what saves bad companies and gross good companies so the fact that we've got government working against business all the while telling them how they should run their businesses, the cost of regulations are hard to measure but we know after president trump came in and took over and said there will be one new regulation for every i can't remember, five or ten you cut, we saw a boom in the economy and that's what we need, government to get out of the way and let companies run their businesses for shareholders which is the purpose. liz: what you think of that? sent seven out of ten american

nancy pelosi thinks your young president is>> doing just fine.d >> take a look.i couldn't be prouder of him.otb and again, we're very fortunate. that he is in that position. he's younger than i am. so is youn i look good to me. >> that was well, not exactlywel the epitome of cognitive health. here with reaction, co-host of the big money show on fognitive brian brendan turner. >> and also joining us is tricia lento is with us, gop strategist. good to see you. >> yeah, i couldn't understand. well, yeah, okay. he can't have a simple one on one conversation with the world leader. that that is chilling to me. a simpleit is chilling and we're laughing and it's incredibly embarrassing . rassing, but to your point, it's dangerous. and it's not just people reacting on twitter saying he's the bumbler in chief or saying that he's asleep at the wheel. this is the president of the freeth world meeting with te president of our biggest ally in the middle eastent of o. and the fact that this is the optics of what we're seeing, it's totally incongruousf what r what we want in a l

or nancy pelosi? really? >> hope it's mace. my fiancee tried to pull meo by my waist over this morning in bed and i was like, no,pu baby, don't got time for that this morning. i got to get to the prayer breakfast. >> oh, at a prayer breakfast. i mean not that paula is not pulling nancy over on the bed. it's just that he shouldn't talk about it. category is rapper in chiefy isw the question which presidential candidate rapped pr candida. ign stage thishi >> rfk jr or vivek. you guys know this. >> let's see it. i say my name is vivek it rhymes with cake. it is about the united states is about libert>>y. >> w >> we just want to apologize out there to the hip-hop community foapologizhop commr t we take that back. all right. we got biden-nomics. mocrat which democrat thought it wass smart politics to highlight that most itt americans are on the brink of bankruptcy? was it our good friend kamala or was it treasury secretarys janet yellenor? >> i'm going with old yeller and kamala. >> most americans are a $4

nancy pelosi defends joe because they share the same life alert.nt who skips dinners, falls over the place talks like he is stealing hunter's fentanyl, confusing countries, that video was just painful. it tells me either the country runs itself pretty much or someone who is not him is in charge, i think that is the case. the problem with this argument though, age isn't everything and it can become a distraction because his policies are worse than his decline, you know? i mean, a lot of things have gotten worse. it is not just joe is. you look at foreign policy crime, the border, obviously air travel, we talked about yesterday, and his focus is on what they feed him which is equity, trans issues, racism. these are things that do nothing to solve the big problems at all they do is exacerbate the small rifts into giant wounds. you could win this election if you talk about how bad his deeds are, not just how he fumbles his words. >> jeanine: jessica, this is the third time biden has missed a dinner with world leaders while he was on an international tr