this is news live from berlin no mr nice guy canada's justin trudeau no longer gets a respectful hearing as pressure builds after a second. he has questions to answer over a construction bribery scandal also on the program. france's president. response from european leaders to was open letter to. citizens calling for major changes to defend europe's borders and to defend against what he called. and it looks like the end of the road for some of. the national team coach. three of his long standing regulars a radical change after the country's debt of the world cup in russia. the program support for once highly popular canadian prime minister just in truth has fallen for the first time behind the main opposition party according to the latest opinion poll it comes after a second cabinet minister quit in protest at the way he's been handling a scandal involving a construction company and bribery. justin trudeau still knows how to work a crowd but his days as politics mr nice guy may be gone for good just as he's campaigning for reelection a clear favorite only months ago he suddenly fighting

and then a nice guy on the other side, who was on the other side, he put three people in his car and took them to hospital. and the guy on the street, he was trying to ring his wife, that i heard, and the other guy could see, he was in bad shape but i couldn't get to him because that was where directly the gunfire was coming from. and... and the guy i was compressing, he was trying to ring his wife. i managed to get it and i answered the phone and i said to her, your husband's been shot outside the mosque. don't come here to deans ave, you won't get through, but please go to the hospital and wait for him. then i kept talking to him and telling him that she was at the hospital waiting and he wasn't to give up and we kept pressure on and did the best we could for him until we got him some help. and in the meantime, the poor guy across the road passed away. and my car's still down there. that's so terrible. i never, never thought... i'm 66 and i never thought in my life i would live to see something like this, not in new zealand. a woman who stopped to help outside the mosque in christch

and then a nice guy on the other side, who was on the other side, he put three people in his carand theide, he put three people in his car and took them to hospital. and the guy on the street, he was trying to bring his wife, and the other guy could see he was in bad shape. but i could not get to him. that was where the gunfire was coming from. and the guy i was compressing, he was trying to phone his wife. and i managed to get it andi his wife. and i managed to get it and i answered the phone and i said to her "your husband has been shot outside the mosque" i told her not to come through but to go to the hospital and wait for him. then i kept talking to him and telling him that she was at the hospital waiting and he was not to give up. and we just kept pressure on the best we could until we got him some help. and in the meantime the poor guy across the road passed away. and my car is still down there. that's so terrible. i am 66. car is still down there. that's so terrible. iam 66. i never car is still down there. that's so terrible. i am 66. i never thought in my life i would live to

nice guy. canada's justin trudeau no longer gets the respectful hearing as pressure builds after a second cabinet minister resigns. he has questions to answer over a construction bribery scandal. also on the program, one of the u.s. democrats, a new young start, embroiled in a controversy over anti-semitism. ilhan omar criticizes america's pro-israel lobby and now the house will vote on a resolution criticizing her. france's president macron writes an open letter to europe's voters ahead of eu parliamentary elections in may. he calls for major changes to defend europe's borders, defend against nationalism, and defend against what he calls the digital giants. also coming up, coming home, but to what? refugees who fled boko haram are back in a nigerian town that is no safer than when they left. we will hear from the ngo championing their plight. ♪ phil: i'm phil gayle. welcome to the program. support for the popular -- once highly popular canadian prime minister justin trudeau has fallen for the

. >> pricilla, i wish you would meet a nice guy for a change.t's just been one creep after another. >> i know. i have never been lucky in love. >> what do you know about these guys that you meet at these parties? >> well, i guess all i know is that he was married. >> oh. >> jimmy: that's some serious, that's some high-caliber acting going on there. so what aunt chippy didn't know is the reason she was there was so we could pull a prank on her. i'm always looking for new ways to get her going, and she loves this show "betrayed." so we told her they contacted us to give her a part on had show. we deployed my cousin sal to go undercover and believe it or not we got her again. >> all right, we're on the set of the show "betrayed", where my aunt chippy is a real guest star and my director over here, neil, is a fake director. do you now what you're doing? >> no, i don't know what i'm doing. >> grade, go get her. >> hi. >> hi, aunt chippy? neil, nice to meet you. >> i'm not used to reading lines. on my nephew's show, i just do whatever the hell happens

this is the premier's line from no mr nice guy says justin trudeau no longer gets a respectful hearing pressure builds after a second cabinet minister he has questions over a construction bribery scandal also on the program one of the us democrats. control see over the semitism. criticizes america's progress. and now the house will vote on a resolution criticizing her. france's president macro rights open letter to europe's voters ahead of the e.u. parliament elections in may he calls for major changes to defend europe's borders to defend nationalism and to defend against what he calls the digital jobs. the ones who went home to watch thousands of refugees who fled to poke around the back of the nigerian town that is no safer than when they left you'll hear from me and gio championing the plight. i'm still get welcome to the program. support for the once highly popular canadian prime minister justin trudeau house full of them for the first time behind the main opposition party this is according to latest opinion polls it comes after a second cabinet minister quit in protest of the way

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nice guy. all right? so please take this away with you, brexit will happen, whether it happens on march 29, whether we have to fight this again, brexit happen. trump will get reelected. there's no question in my mind. i feel we are winning these battles. the biggest worry got is what is happening to free speech. what is happening to free speech in our colleges and our universities. we must stand and fight against that. people must speak freely. zuckerberg,t mark which he didn't enjoy very much, i've got to tell you. outrageous, facebook says they are a platform for all ideas, when actually they are censoring conservative concepts. it's an outrage they are doing it. seven years ago today, andrew breitbart died suddenly. he was, it in many ways, a pioneer of the movement of the argument that we could go behind the back of mainstream media and use social media to reach our audiences. we should not only pay tribute to him, but also to his warning. he predicted that censorship would be used on social media to

the nice guy candidate could find traction in florida. ke lamar alexander found tractions in iowa and could not find it anywhere else. the guy candidate can do that. is he too nice? >> reporter: i don't know, chuck, he went out of his way to say nice things of all the democrats running later. there is time for sharp elbow later. look at where he's starting. we are in south eastern iowa. he's going to counties that's obama counties that's flipped to trump. he's showing outreach to people across the state in a way that says something about our broader strategy here. yeah, i think the nice guy part of it is absolutely there. he talked about donald trump and he talked about anybody in this field being better than donald trump, it is clear that he wants to fight trump on policies and does not want to get down in the mud with him and he's not going to do that with his fellow democrats. it will be interesting to see how it plays out. the iowans that i talked to were inclined of what they heard today. >> that's civility plays extra well. >> report

the something nice. guy as cameron jurors are doing with a new unit and they killed many civilians i mean dosh coming coming my father says i was a student because i wanted to build a life for myself. but suddenly i became alice she kind of saw. providing insights global news that measures d.w. made for mines. says heat in ruins maro are a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines between the muslims and the christian population . as fighters occupied the city center in two thousand and seven team president to tears his response was brutal. i didn't really know but again football game of. conquest turned into tragedy is not the kind of freedom that we want to know how did morality become a gateway to islamist terror. the exclusive report from a destroyed city. from a in the sights of fire starts april eleventh on t w. hello there and welcome to news from the world of arts and culture i'm karen health and here's a quick peek at what's in store on today's show. the robots are coming to an unsettling new do

day or you've got a good nice guy i think could give our. neighbor. discredited for his handling of the economy has become a political spectacle castro and givati need to find a compromise. how to go to be punished for a bit that id shall your gig i wanted to do. be a seat. have gone to war you know i would have it on. they only put a minimum we don't. dangle bustle. like i thought. to do moan the. but do you know news media yeah. these are food even to normal movie vocal about. own. on matthew. going. does he miss all that he was the. i get a job. at. least eventually they feel that freak is something that i feel dizzy too it will get counted with the new on national. she did guest who did was e.g. regina existed. in april nine hundred sixty five given a key midst of a more secretly reaches the congo general mobutu is about to take over with the support of the americans. they are going oh no you're not a seven i must say going to. have you know holistic. way or. the. whole is what i call by the end not that much of a man for must feel but see the. ju

the new governor, nice guy. when i am with him face-to-face, nice guy. en he speaks about me, nice -- not so nice. he said, you are a great president and are doing a great job. check the phone records at the white house. everybody else does. check them. [applause] pres. trump: check them. i think they need some force money. money.agement -- forest the management of the forest is really bad. we can't keep sending billions of billings and losing hundreds of lives. we have to clean it up. it is called management. when a tree falls, you cannot let the environmentalists say ake that tree out. it is like a matchstick. every once in a while you have to remove the leaves. a guy smoking a cigarette throws it away, he does not mean it. the thing catches on fire and you lose 400,000 acres and people are killed. you have to have management. he called me up for weeks ago or so. he said, you are a great president and you are one of the smartest people i have ever met. that is what he said. will he admitted? no, i doubt it. but that is what he said. and you are doing a

the new governor, nice guy. when i am with him face-to-face, nice guy. e speaks about me, nice -- not so nice. but face-to-face he loves me. he said, you are a great president and are doing a great job. check the phone records at the white house. everybody else does. heck them. [cheers and applause] check them. all me up three or four weeks. i think they need some forest money. the management of the forest is really bad. we can't keep sending billions of billings and losing hundreds of lives. more importantly. got to clean it up. it's called management. when a tree falls, you cannot let the environmentalists say you cannot take that tree out. it becomes like a match stick that tree. it hits a flame. it goes up. the leaves every once in a while, you have to remove the leaves because they are so -- a guy smoking a cigarette, he throws it away. he doesn't mean it. the thing catches on fire. you lose 400,000 acres and people are killed. you have to have management. but he called me up the other day recently. let's say four weeks ago or so. he said, i just wan

the big difference is that lyft are the nice guys.candals from sexism to the way they treat their drivers and all sorts of issues. lyft is a friendly upstart competitor who benefited hugely from either pr ‘s scandals. competitor who benefited hugely from either pr 's scandals. the interesting thing about lyft is that they will be ipo on the nasdaq whereas you have chosen the dow jones. what does the difference signify? people get intense on these choices and people wonder. everything means something! what everybody is looking out for is the dual class of shares. the founder ‘s own so dual class of shares. the founder ‘s own so little but still retain outside control. that is what many people are worried about. tech found this who wield huge control in the company even this who wield huge control in the com pa ny even after this who wield huge control in the company even after they go public. i'm sure you will be back to talk to us i'm sure you will be back to talk to us about this later on this year. let's turn to brexit now — because

almost everybody agrees your father, george bush, is a nice guy.h everybody. i don't think toughness equates. you can be a nice guy and make tough decisions. >> he has been a loyal vice president until now. it is his time in the sun and has not tried to upstage ronald reagan. >> george bush has to stop being seen and regarding's number two and be seen in the public's eyes as a president in his own right. 92 there was a lot of suspicions about whether bush was strong enough and tough enough to be president of the united states, to succeed the gipper. >> "newsweek" magazine where i worked, we do a cover story fighting the wimp factor. we used the word, "wimp". bush said in his diary it was the cheapest shot he had ever seen in his political life. the people on my carrier in combat didn't feel that way. people in business didn't feel that way. people in the cia didn't feel that way and the american people won't feel that way. >> where did the term come from? >> i've given you my answer. >> having participated in this story, i can tell you it was a mis

in the end, a nice guy who was on the other side, he put three people in his car and took them to hospitalon the street, he was trying to ring his wife... the other guy i could see was in bad shape but i couldn't get to him because that was where, directly, the gun fire was coming from. and the guy i was compressing, he was trying to ring his wife and i managed to get it and i answered the phone and i said to her, "your husband has been shot outside the mosque. don't come here to deans ave, you won't get through but please go to the hospital and wait for him." then i kept talking to him and telling him that she was at the hospital waiting, and he wasn't to give up. we kept pressure on the best we could for him until we got him some help. and, in the meantime, the poor guy across the road passed away. and my car is still down there. that is so terrible. i never thought... i'm 66. i never thought in my life i'd live to see something like this, not in new zealand. clearly distressing stories emerging. that eyewitness report from a lady who had been driving past at the time of the shooting. em

your father is a nice guy. is that going to hurt him this time around?dy? >> i don't think toughness equates. you can be a nice guy and make tough decisions. >> he's been a loyal vice president up to now and it's going to be his time in the sun. he has not tried to up stage ronald reagan during the past several years. >> george bush has to stop being seen as ronald reagan's number two. he has to be seen in the eyes of the american public as a president in his own right. >> there was a lot of suspicions about whether bush was strong enough and tough enough to be president of the united states. >> newsweek magazine, we do a cover story. >> he wrote in his diary that it with was the cheapest shot he had ever seen in his life. >> people on my aircraft carrier in combat didn't feel that way. the people in business didn't feel that way. the people in the cia didn't feel that way and the american people won't feel that way. >> where did the term come from? >> i've given you my answer. >> having participated in the story, i can tell you, it was a mistake. it's t

. >> jimmy: he is such a nice guy. is he always a nice guy? or does he get ornery?thing. he's one of the most intense guys you'll meet in your life. then there's the other four days. he's the goofiest guy on the team. chewing bubble gum, he always has a baseball in the dugout, and he tries to bounce the ball off the wall and hit our trainers and, who don't wear cups. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> it's really the tale of two claytons. >> jimmy: do you ever say to him, hey, we have to play every day, we can't just be serious one day and goof around the rest? >> no. he's great. he's not just clowning around. he's locked no >> jimmy: your beard, did you ever think it would become such a big thing? >> no. when i got called up for the mets permanently, that was the last time i shaved my beard. i've trimmed it but not taken a mach 3 or anything to it. >> jimmy: what's the rule, once the season starts you don't touch it? >> i try coach it and make sure it's going in the right direction. >> jimmy: make sure there aren't any owls living in there? >> keep the critters out. >> jimmy: i

mike huckabee when he ran as the nice guy in 2008 did well in iowa. john edwards is always gooed in iowa. they like this. the crowds were there. you can see it. they're trying to fall in love with him, but, god, i could tell you this. it is fstrating at times on his lack of specifics. he is incredibly good about getting a question, showing you how much he knows about that issue, and not taking a position. that may work. you know, at the end of the day that may work. the question is how long can he keep that up and will democratic voters be okay with that? >> we'll see how he does with you in just a few minutes coming up on "meet the press." >> yes rsh. >> let's talk about what's happening in washington and the man all these democrats are trying to unseat in president trump. we got some hints about the mueller report. some people read one lead lawyer stepping away from the special counsel's office as some indication that things might be wrapping up. the house in a unanimous vote said maybe perhaps a symbolic vote, but it was unanimous that the mueller

. >> he was such a nice guy that you would have never guessed that he would've done something like that. >> you think he faked that burglary and killed his wife? >> yes. >> he wanted the house. he wanted her money. and if he divorced her, he lost everything. >> did he do it? hang on. this case had a twist that no one saw coming. i did not kill my wife! >> this woman essentially says, i saw the murderer, and it wasn't tom foley. "dateline." here's josh mankiewicz with "mystery at heath bar farm." >> 911. >> i need an ambulance now. >> reporter: february 2009, coldwater, michigan. >> what's the problem? >> my wife! >> your wife? >> yes! >> reporter: in one day, one moment -- >> is she breathing? >> no! she's gone! she's gone. >> reporter: the innocent simple life tom foley and his family once lived was gone forever. >> oh, my god! no! oh, my god! >> 27 seconds. gives it off to foley. >> reporter: it was a moment tom foley never would have imagined 23 years earlier. back then, number 30 -- >> going to be 15 seconds left exactly. >> reporter: -- scored the winning basket giving coldwater hi

the top job, whatever you think about men united he is a nice quy- think about men united he is a nice guyy short space of time and this is about leadership and confidence. there are not many people apart from him and yet things have changed completely. he deserves the job and he has got a three year contract to build on what he has started already. maybe he can be prime minister. how about that, a norwegian in the number ten. what they are not in the eu so that might be all right. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you helen brand and john kampfner and goodbye. good evening. it has been a fine spring day across much of the country. we had temperatures as high as 17 degrees of cross parts of aberdeen. and we are set for more spring weather for most parts of the country tomorrow. this was the scene as the scene set in west yorkshire early on. mostly clear ski

but the president had no involvement pertaining to my clearance and my husband's clearance. >>> nice guysandidates lean further to the left, could joe biden's bipartisan nature hurt his chances in the crowded democratic primary race? >> the guy is a decent

beto's theory is the -- the nice guy approa-, the let's the optimistic, we can be better. we d co this. i like -- we've got to heal the wounds here that worked for observe ma. that worked for mike huckabee in 2008. he was the most optimistic ones. iowans graph t.e to th they are an update people and they like the bread-and-butter folks and amy klobuchar is a midwesterner, so they are familiar with her hand she sounds a lot like iowa politicians that talk about bred and butter issues. that sometimes gets reward, too, in/warnings but you do hear that, but the biggest thing i would say that i took away from talking to iowa voters is joe biden needs to be prepared for a long year, and i i s this way. look, he's going to come in on day one and be the polling front-runner. but all these voters are -- they want -- they are interested in new first. they may end u inbiden, okay. they know electionability matters to them b they know what you're going to get with him. the's a bunch of new cars over here and he has to hope that the w cars don't start well or will be too much to fix or

nice guy. speaks about me he's not so nice, but face-to-face he loves me. he said you're a great president and you are doing a great job. he will probably deny it, but check the phone records at the white house. everyone else does. check them. check them. [yelling] [cheering] honestly, the management of the forest is very bad, that's one of the problems they have. you have to get those for us, we cannot keep sending billions of dollars and losing the -- and losing hundreds of lives. you have to clean it up. it's called management. when a tree falls, you cannot let the environmentalists say you cannot take that tree out. it becomes a matchstick. it hits a flame, it goes up, the leaves, every once in a while, you have to remove the leaves. i guy smoking a cigarette, he throws it away, he doesn't mean it, if it catches on fire we lose acres and people are killed. you have to have management. but he called me up the other day, recently, let's say four weeks ago, and said i just want to tell you you

first chancellor i dunno in the parliamentarians first benches and chairs one sat on by home of a nice guy and as they discussed germany's reunification in one thousand nine hundred. fifty two of the orchestra is also a major institution in bonn they rehearse here in the auditorium of the university . dick cuffed on has been the conductor since summer two thousand and seventeen aircraft a must but what does it mean to you beethoven as a driving force for us the cuffed it's in our name up there the beethoven orchestra is and gone is beethoven sitting on his beethoven stuff but it's a blessing and a curse having such a tired man your name but of course a big advantage of beethoven is that the name has so many positive connotations and i think these are nominal gonski oppose it the full five minute wouldn't become a. beatles his music has been around for so long how do you create something new is something you haven't heard before about how to. get out of it only works if you don't just commemorate and reappear him the whole time with a look i want to what you have to take him down off the pe

since then, the president has tried to distance himself -- >> now paul manafort is a nice guy. but he worked for me for a very short period of time. literally, like, what, a couple of months? >> reporter: more recently he's praised manafort for not flipping on him. >> i have great respect for what he's done in terms of what he's gone through. it's very sad what's happened to paul, the way he's being treated. >> reporter: it could get worse for manafort. he faces prison time in a separate case in washington. president trump has not offered a pardon but is not taking it off the table either. for his former campaign chairman, a possible lifeline in a stunning fall from grace. paul manafort will go through all of that again at the sentencing hearing set for next week in the d.c. case. so for him, it is not over yet. lester? >> hallie jackson at the white house, thank you. >>> more breaking news this evening involving another man once very close to the president, his former lawyer and fixer, michael cohen, now suing the president's business as cohen's recent testimony before congres

and then a nice guy on the other side, who was on the other side, he put three people in his car and at i heard, and the other guy could see, he was in bad shape but i couldn't get to him because that was where directly the gunfire was coming from. and... and the guy i was compressing, he was trying to ring his wife. i managed to get it and i answered the phone and i said to her, your husband's been shot outside the mosque. don't come here to deans ave, you won't get through, but please go to the hospital and wait for him. then i kept talking to him and telling him

mr nice guy canada's justin trudeau no longer gets a respectful hearing as pressure builds after a second. question is to answer over a construction bribery scandal also on the program. france's president. response from european leaders to his open letter.

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everyone can agree that ole gunnar solskjaer was a great player and he seems to be a very decent, nice guyd the fans, it's a real turnaround job. what he has donein a real turnaround job. what he has done in the past few months. probably the pressure will start now. now he has got the contracts. there will be, as there always are, huge expectations. jose munoz seemed to have done things in the second year and to have done things in the second yearand then to have done things in the second year and then got sacked in the second. —— sucked in the third. —— jose marin yo. —— sacked. so much of it isa jose marin yo. —— sacked. so much of it is a psychological. it is about motivating people. —— jose mourinho. anyway, good luck to him but not too much good luck. i love his accent. thank you so much for being with us. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you helen br

he was a race you know it was just a just a very nice guy. whiting was well respected in the paddock for his diplomacy and his push to make formula one safer what he did for the sport i mean his commitment he really was. a pillar as total said. such as an iconic figure with within the sport and he contributed so much to us so. a resting place australian mychal massie will act as temporary race director for the season opener in melbourne paul vowed to work out his era. moto either new electric motor bike chair but has canceled its first race after all the bikes were lost in a fire the bikes had finished charging after testing session at the circuit in spain when officials noticed a fire coming from a prototype charging system it was unable to be extinguished before it quickly spread through that same prepared a not easy inaugural season was due to begin in may but the calendar is now being revised big positive thing is that nobody has been injured so which which is the most important thing and something else is that we will definitely go on an

our guest student an insanely talented musician, a super nice guy, here to chat and play us a song offum gary clark, jr. is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on the show tonight, why 2019 was the worst black history month ever. roy wood, jr. with a magical "cp time" and kim jong un breaks president trump's heart. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. ♪ israel, it's the country that three major religions call "the holy land." but today the people of israel are saying holy crap! >> breaking news out of israel where prime minister netanyahu has been indicted. the israeli attorney general announcing on charges of bribe bring and fraud. >> netanyahu allidged accepted more than $100,000 worth of cigars and sam shane from a man he gave political and business favors to. >> trevor: that's right, israel's prime minister has been indicted for corruption. and look, guys, i'm all for corruption, but you have to have standards, report? how are you going to be a world leader getting bribed with sam pain and cigars? that is such a trashy thing. that's what poor people think

this is the premier's line from no mr nice guy canada's justin trudeau no longer gets a respectful hearing the pressure builds up just seconds cabinet minister besides he has questions to answer over construction. also on the program one of the us democrats a young stars in broke their control to see over the semitism. criticizes america's procedure and now the house will vote on a resolution criticizing her. for.

he was a nice guy. >> reporter: they hope police will find the driver who took his life. >> they've got to pay for it. i'm sorry. >> reporter: definitely this family wants justice. now, if you have any information abou this hit-and-run, call december police. live in northeast, shomari stone, news 4. >> all right. >> such a sad outcome there. >> yeah, let's hche they cat the driver. >> absolutely. thanks, shomari. >> thank you, pomari. >>>tty cold night across our region. people are all bundled up lking around downtown silver spring tonight, but we're about to see some major changes for the weekend. >> som big ups and downs here. chief meteorologist doug kammerer joins us to explain this roller coast offer a forecast that includes snow.ut >> how a this, guys, going from snow to 70s in a matter of two days. look what we've got out there right now. 37 degrees, d.c. 30 in hagerstown. cl td cover across area so temperatures aren't going to drop all that much and it's a far cry where we were yesterday with the teens for wind chills. the arctic air moving out b still on the cold side and cold

. >> he went in with the idea that he had to come through as the nice guy, not the tough guy.-president in his campaign has said you were naive and at times immature. he has raised the issue of leadership. why do you think the people should vote for you rather than the vice-president? >> i've been there the same period of time that he has, so that our experience in government is palpable. >> i can only say that my experience is there for the people to consider. senator kennedy's is there for the people to consider. >> nixon was not up for the game. >> i think one party is ready to move in his program and the other party is giving lip service. >> while senator kennedy says we are for the status quo, i do believe that he would agree that my proposals are just as sincerely held as his. >> he was soft. he was evading punches. >> he had a gray suit on against a gray bianca ground, and he looked sallow. >> a two-term vice-president thoroughly wilted. >> i don't want historians ten years from now say these are the years we ran out of the united states. >> in one hour mr. nixon elevat

nice guy in person. i don't have that kind of relationship with tucker, but i have communicated with him e-mail-wise or what have you. nice enough guy. but it doesn't matter that you're a nice person in person, right? because your impact is in what you do and the platform that you have. if you do horrible things on television, it doesn't matter how nice you are in your real life. >> true. >> if you say things that are lies on television, if you get people to believe propaganda, if you promote propaganda, if you become a propaganda machine for the administration, it doesn't really matter that you're a nice person. you could be, you know, giving money to charity, whatever. what matters most is the biggest impact you have is on your platform. and if you're doing a disservice to the people you are reaching out to, who you reach every day. >> right. >> that's more important. >> it makes it worse. i'd rather that you believe it. that you say really and obnoxious and terrible things, but at least you believe it.

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. >>> from all those tough guys on the ice to nice guys off.rks pushing for a strict no bullying rule at bay area schools. sharky and some former players visited reed elementary in south san jose today to speak to students about the dangers of bullying. the team also presented the school with the so-called buddy bench which will symbolize the no bully zone on campus. >> that is pretty cool. hollywood meets the silicon valley. up next the big award handed out in the south bay this evening. stay with us. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show for new york fashion week. ♪ ♪ he could. or, he could make it even easier - and set up recurring payments to his neighbor. for cat sitting. (meow) whoa. you've groomed her, too. (cell phone vibrating) and now she's ready for the catwalk. life, lived jason's way. chase. make more of what's yours. in san jose. guests get to see 259 films, from 56 countries around the world. >>> day two of the annual ci nechltquest film festival in s

he went in with the idea he had to come through as the nice guy, not the tough guy. >> he was tryingraid of the tricky dick thing. >> the vice president in his campaign said you are naive and at times immature. he's raised the question of leadership. on this issue, why do you think people should vote for you rather than the vice president? >> i have been there for 14 years. the same period of time that he has. our experience in government is optimal. >> i can only say my experience is there for the people to consider. senator kennedy is there for the people to consider. >> nixon was not up for the game. >> i think one party is ready to move on these programs. the other party is not. >> while senator kennedy says we're for the sdatatus quo, i d believe he would agree that my proposals are just as sincerely held as his. >> he was soft. >> he had a gray suit on against a gray background. he looked sallow. >> a vice president wiltered. >> i don't want the story to say these are the years when the tide ran out for the united states. i want them to say these are the years when the tide com

he was a race you know it was just a just a very nice guy. whiting was well respected in the paddock for his diplomacy and his push to make formula one safer what he did for the sport i mean his commitment he really was. a pillar as total said. such a an iconic figure with within the sport and he contributed so much to us so. that he rest in peace australian mychal massie will act as temporary race director for the season opener in melbourne paul van to work out his era. roger federer an easy swain's of the quarter finals at the indian wells masters britain's kyle edmund in straight sets six one six four thirty seven year old is on track to win the tournament for a sixth time figure pose poland to catch next year is fifteen years younger than him and into the causes for the first time ever masters of it. federer is also on shows to meet rafael nadal in the semifinals nadal beat philip you know which in straight sets six three six four puts in three law stated indian wells for the first time in three years will now face carving cutter. canada'

justin trudeau still knows how to work a crowd but his days as politics mr nice guy may be gone for good just as he's campaigning for reelection a clear favorite only months ago he suddenly fighting an uphill battle after second minister quit his cabinet over a bribery scandal trudeau tried to put a positive spin on the resignation. of democracy like ours and in the space where we value our diversity so strongly we're allowed to have disagreements and debate we even encourage chain fill pot was in charge of canada's finances until she resigned on monday she accuses the government of putting political interests above the rule of law global conglomerate s. and c. level is the major player in canada's construction sector it stands accused of paying kickbacks to secure lucrative contracts in libya if convicted of corruption it will not be able to tender for canadian government contracts putting thousands of jobs at risk. in february attorney general and justice minister jody wilson raybold was the first to go she says trudeau and senior government figures had pressured her to stop the prosec

. >> reporter: hmm, nice guy? very nice guy. >> a nice guy who was telling detective ellzey he was troubled about nathan. and then, when the detective dug a little deeper among other people who knew nathan, he began to hear a different take on the kid who was supposedly too shy to kiss his girlfriend. >> some people would describe him as a little bitty, scrawny kid, kind of introverted who just lived and breathed his artwork. other people would say, "the guy had a temper." >> ashley said she'd heard the same thing. >> one of my friends would say just like you know, "i would never want to see nathan angry"" and i asked him, "why?" and they said, have you ever seen him play a video game? because he just kind of pops if he doesn't get something." >> then the police searched nathan's bedroom -- and found his collection of knives -- which was not the only thing nathan liked to collect. he also kept a very unusual costume, which anybody who searched social media could readily see. >> just google his name at the time and