"i mean, my god, it's mike nichols.headache rather than come and see my show." what would have happened then if he hadn't come? would it have still happened? would this have... who knows? but luck had it that he came. i mean, your comedy has been controversial over the years, hasn't it? do you look back at any of it... apparently! do you regret any of the sketches, the routines? not one thing, no. any of the gags? well, because i'm not a gag person. right. but the things that i've done, there've been a reason. you know, there was a reason i wanted to show thatjust because someone visually looks different or physically looks different doesn't mean they're not entitled to the same loves, the same heartbreak, the same everything as the rest of us. and all of my work, all of my work has been aboutjust... ..think about this. it may not be your experience, but just think about it, cos you may find somebody whose experience it becomes. your stage show in new york, which ran in 1984 and 1985, won a grammy award for best comedy

she said, "i think mike nichols is going to be in the audience."mike nichols, like the graduate guy?" she said, "yes." isaid, "well, what makes you think that?" she said, "well, i think maybe i saw his name on a list. i'm not sure." i said, "ok." because i had no idea what he looked like, it didn't freak me out at all, but she was very excited and i was happy. and i did my show and... ..i went to change my clothes and there was a knock, and i opened the door and my mother went... she gasps. and i went, "hi." and he said, "hello, miss goldberg, i'm mike nichols." and i was like, "hi! hello." and he said, "i have to tell you that i've been weeping because the story you did about fontaine," who was the first character that you meet, he's a junkie. she laughs. rosanna cu—tay! looking good, my name is fontaine. and love is my game. and when i kiss the girls, hey, they all aflame. come on, let me kiss your hand. no, the one with the diamonds on it. laughter. and he ends up going across to europe and ends up in amsterdam, at the anne frank house. and i ra

the blood on the cloth was nichols. body was cold while the other was warm, closed the deal for lieutenant to tucker. he was now convinced that jason was the real killer and had staged the scene looks like a murder suicide. >> we decided that we had enough to write a warrant for jason and to arrest him. >> and aware of the warrant, jason was a driving to a local park with his mom for a family outing. police were waiting. >> they got me out of the car, made me lay down. >> how shocking was that? here at the park to see her grandchildren and your son gets arrested for double murder? >> and you're both laying on the ground. that was about, i cried there, i cried on the way home. >> it was yet another loss for jackson and remington. >> when he was first arrested i was in shock. to me, there was nothing in my mind that what made me think it was him. >> daniel believed it was impossible that the man who had embraced him as his own could've been involved in the murders. >> i was like, there is no way. there is no way. jason is

senator don nichols. former senator joyce it -- joseph lieberman but had a last- minute change of schedule. we have prerecorded remarks from this great american as well. after that, we will have a panel discussion highlighting the importance of advocating for specific victims of religious freedom violations. and to conclude, commissioners and staff will share their thoughts on irfa and uscirf's impact and their suggestions for the future. before we start, i would like to thank the former uscirf commissioners that i see in our audience today. i also want to thank congress for its commitment to advancing international religious freedom and continued support of uscirf. we expect members of congress to stop by and offer their comments throughout the event, as well as their support, we hope that in addition to written and video remarks provided to us. though i made mention of it before, before i give the floor to my esteemed colleague and friend, fred devi, i would be remiss not to mention, again, the butchery

we have rachel nichols. let's talk about tommy devito. it's not something i ever thought would come out of my mouth on this program. what is going on here with this cinderella story? he has shown a lot of toughness. he can take a hit and keep going. what is going on with this guy. >> what took place today was pretty abusive. the saints defensive line is one of the best in the nfl. seven sacks and one of them knocked him out of the game a little bit. to add insult to injury, after some of them, some of the defensive lineman did his signature italian hand gesture to mock him a little bit. he said afterward, it's fair play. that's part of the game. as you said, he has stayed in there. not only that, in the five times he has started games he only has one interception. that is why you heard the coaching staff say he will still be there quarterback for next week. we will see what happens after that. you have to remember, the giants have only won one playoff game in more than a decade since eli manning led this team to the super bowl victory ove

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katie nicholl. and so ultimately the decision that the thacker jury took was based on the procedural flaws she vacated, the decision of the atomic energy commission on the basis that with it deviated from the regulations of the commission. and so, yeah, that that, that essentially is why that she ultimately made the decision last december to issue this. and it was extraordinary for secretary energy to revisit an atomic energy commission decision. but at the or the present moment live in and the heat is the sheer volume of just historical record that has built up over the last seven years made it practically impossible for her not to render such a decision you provided a memo. would you like to walk us through the 1954 aec memo that you provide? you know, if you can not put enough, i can talk about that. so this memo that i found, the archives, i think kind of sums it up. so this memo was issued in january 1950 or a good three months before. the oppenheimer hearing only kicked off and it was a memo w

bizarrely, the trump campaign is now seeking documents to jon nichols. yes, the longtime well-known liberal journalist from the nation, colleague and friend of mine for decades who, you may remember, from his many appearances on the show. i have to admit, this one was most even me and i do cover the stuff for a living and i read about it all day long, every day. apparently some january six conspiracy theorists believe that john, john nichols, who was in wisconsin on january 6th, not in d.c., appeared at the capitol in order to trick trump supporters into ransacking the place to make them look bad. they have a nickname for him and they think they've identified him on the scaffold. that is the caliber of argument you can expect from the trump legal team. false flag from jon nichols of the nation. bottom of the barrel conspiracy theory. prosecutors special counsel jack smith office said they want to make trump's previous lies about me -- the false claims about the 2012 in 2016 elections are admissible because they demonstrate the defendants common plan of f

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nichols admits he's guessing but if informed, it might be and actually educated guess.month, a group of right-wing organizations and former trump officials published something called, project 2025. it is essentially a roadmap for reshaping that federal government, should the disgraced ex president returned to that white house. they want to got the so-called and missed weight of state from within by asking federal employees, that they believe are standing in the way of trump's agenda and replacing them with like-minded officials who are more eager to fulfill their approach to government. they believe that on day one, they will be able to commandeer, reshape, and do away with the, quote, deep state bureaucracy in part by firing as many 50,000 federal workers. and they have plans for the military as well. former acting secretary of defense, christopher miller, contributed to this plan. he wanted to immediately than, quote, marxists indoctrination and critical race theory programs, and reinstate personnel dismissed for disobeying vaccine orders. as nichols and his essay, mu

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so shipments will re to the shipper to wait and sweeping, told them if i did so with the liberty nichols mused us less than in the bottom with an e might be as open. let me ask my other commodity only dean. yes. hello. a couple of different ones. i was thoughts on the fear of says i do show for the as for the big rush at the top. so yeah. when it comes that comes up so that i have or and most of them are empty. washer and stuff like that. to me, i'm ready to come back for somebody to kind of was more of us on you today. oh, i'm us. uh no, it's a lesson by itself is much more what's in the main thing is that you will be able to when you wish i did as i was getting ready, should i use your bus get her to do it so i should be processing, but i'm doing fine, shifting veggies across from which most capable of ship should cut another possible look at the most of the level to. so that's fine. as long as you don't wanna do a numerous the stories ideally exposures, so issue as a whole bunch of little sort of mind to consume money. it should that so should allow us to, to be as opposed to go, stay

no they might be held to account and thus might act more appropriately. >> earlier this year, tyre nichols- there was a line in the new york times which noted body worn cameras were on and proceeded to beat him anyway. think to yourself, how would that happen? footage in memphis was an extraordinary exception. >> your reporting can be found in the pro public a magazine. geoff: across the country, more school districts are making the change to a four day school district. our correspondent traveled to one of those districts to see how teachers and parents are adjusting. >> in missouri, nearly one third have made the switch. >> this was 100% about attracting and retaining the best staff. right from the start, we wanted everyone to know it was not about saving money, we are spending more on this model. >> the average salary is the lowest in the nation. >> we are one of the first rural school districts. >> the superintendent that the change about five years ago. >> i wish this was a story about a school district finding ways to a teacher's the highest salary in the state. we were losing teacher

so she nichols at the middle in the middle. a business little boy just gotten the slice bits, but his baby today, if there's a right may loan 2nd loan set order, which are kind of interest to give her letters sent that to me. but as we have to tentatively, it does to the security davidson, which means you set them what other portia amelia, by getting that promotion, you get better solutions for michelle bush. me. that's just a vision. you know, the mileage. they've been able to move by being able to come to the train. the final step one is that i know about and hasn't hard to pin down is the a why it's between ronald reagan, the polish pope, john paul, the 2nd and solidarity and the efforts to change the government in poland at the time. the c, i a, a national endowment for democracy, finald funds from the united states through the vatican and into poland. hughes increased their using religious organizations, their to channel money to solidarity. it was the polish people themselves, especially the religious leaders, through the

nichol, if five minutes. mr. nichol: i ask unanimous consent to address the house and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. nichol: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to speak on the urgent need to stand up for democracy at home and abroad. yesterday, members of congress heard from our secretary of state, our secretary of defense, and other senior leaders from the administration on the dire situation in ukraine and israel. mr. nickel: while they said the right thing, the sense of urgency, sense of passion is missing from all of this right now. it's missing from this debate, mr. speaker. if we leave next week for the holidays with inaction, russia will win. and we will begin to hand over ukraine to russia and vladimir putin. mr. speaker, the world is watching the actions of this chamber right now in the next 10 days and the silence is deafening. let's be clear. both russia and hamas seek to destroy democracy and we must stand with our allies and pass a supplemental aid package n

we stand for as homes with tips of global nichols reserves. indonesia is poised to leave the global battery industries. we definitely manage our abundant resources and play a role in solar energy, harnessing offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credits, essential, committed to environmental protection, enhancing investment climate, digital licensing, your better tomorrow the the, [000:00:00;00] the of the, and welcome to the program. i'm joe. now this is the news, our life from the coming up in the next 60 minutes. 2 months since these are all dictated war on how i'm us. the military, it is still attacking gaza. will the $17000.00 palestinians supreme kills children make up nearly half of those killed gaza. the un says.

senator nichols very important. people saved the book, how many people? was the last day, don nichols, dan. if you know dan, he is the best 6:00 p.m. from the house had joint session, members were told to go home and coach said we can't get this over there he wanted? yes. don nichols and her mother was a law passed in they had not done it, it would never have passed because the opposition was rolling. he must've been very read my mail time. it would have never passed. i think you have to keep it bipartisan. looking for successful the dam was republican democrat, you got to keep this bipartisan. the faith community have to get back involved. i have always had everything that takes place in government and politics is from culture everything that takes place and culture is from the church, the synagogue, we need the religious community to engage again, it would not have passed, all the groups came together then, they have to come together. i see young people on college campuses, this has to be an issue will bear good on the campus if we can educate them, the

i mean the world slow down, we stand for as homes with tips of global nichols reserves. indonesia is points to leave the global, the battery industry. we definitely manage our abundant resources and play a role in solar energy harness the offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credits essential, committed to environmental protection, enhancing investment climate, digital licensing, your better tomorrow. the a desperate need for food work set and medicine and costs on israel says it will open and use security screening location for age going into the strip bought the roof of crossing in the south will still be the only entry point the saw, the attain this is out of their life and also the sufficing in northern gauze. israel.

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in a very large electricity system, purely whether nichols, china is leading seen energy to china's investment and renewable energy in 2022 to most of the nations at more than $270000000000.00. compared with other big investors, like the european union, with $55900000000.00. i mean lighting states with $49500000000.00. china produced is 80 percent of oil solar panels. and there's also a huge manufacturer of wind turbines, electric vehicles, and bus trees. driving its own move towards clean energy and making it cheaper for other countries to also move forward. which are those factors are primarily boost data over the last decade or so on by china is strongly industrial policies. and it includes, you know, china's ability to lock r b with the supply chains off those key technologies in a very short period of time. it also has a lot to do with just the sheer size of our domestic market. china is set to hitches highest c o 2 emission levels by 2025 at the latest off to which its emissions will start to draw, helped by huge investments and renewable energy. but unless it abandons its colla diction,

nicholls. hospitality, kate. nicholls. kate thank you very much.ery much for joining us. a lot of focus in the evidence session today on the eat out to help out scheme. lots of people criticising could criticising it, saying it could have more covid and have led to more covid cases and potentially more lives lost. but it was a bit of a lifeline for many ailing businesses, was it not? >> absolutely right. >> absolutely right. >> i think you have to put yourself back into the time that we were in and the pandemic. >> these businesses were impacted by lockdowns, but they also saw a drop off in footfall ahead of lockdowns. >> so for hospital city in the uk, they started to see a loss of earnings from february ahead of earnings from february ahead of the lockdown in march. >> and let's not forget, we had a week where the prime minister said do not go to pubs and restaurants before we into restaurants before we got into lockdown. so these businesses were closed for five months, unable to trade . when they unable to trade. when they reopened, they reopene

new york congresswoman nichole malliotakis sits on the house foreign affairs committee, as well as the ways and means committee and she joins me now. thank you so much for coming on. i just want to talk about these numbers. 241,000 migrants in one month alone is ridiculous. if i -- i don't know if you just heard in the report just now, an illegal immigrant is asking joe to help them. as if he is entitled obligated to help them. he is by opening the border. why not, if biden really cared, okay, why not reinstate title 42 and allow these migrants to remain in mexico until they go through the process legally? >> these individuals feel entitled because the president is putting them before american citizens and he is putting them before the individuals patiently waiting in a system that applied and done everything right. as a matter of fact, he is scheduling these asylum appointments who paid the cartels. he incentivized this mass migration. unsustainable. unsafe. they aren't being property vetted and it is bankrupting cities like mine in new york where the mayor insists on providing free h

blissful quote, his ability to recognize and hate big political developments that he was of course nichols interior and then have finance minister for many, many years. and in fact, most times i've is leaving a very big legacy here in germany because he wasn't inferential positions during very crucial periods and all those decades. so so i blur held all the important jobs you can have within 7 politics with the exception of town slot and president. he was part of group leader of the cd. you the conservative then policy lead, interior, administer, finance minister. he was also the longest standing member of parliament after entering from the start for the 1st time within 50 years ago. he's also the president of the board to start and that's the 2nd most important role within the 7 states. almost as 100 was seen as belonging to the more conservative wing of his policy. but he was respected across the board also by political opponents rights until the end for his shop intellects and commitment to duty. but you do have to say he was also not uncontroversial especially abroad and operate on tha

we off the w's less than america. correspondent nichols with white president nicholas and my doodle revived venezuela's claim over the region. a rich resources, not only offshore, are they also in the dense forest off of the it's a key will region. we're talking about the gold medium risk of so this is quite a money making machine. this would be quite a boost for any economy of any country. really. that's why that's so much interest in the region. and at the same time i doodle is heading into election campaign next year of and it's a lot, it's probably going to hold elections. he's trying to be a position himself. he's also trying to void a to, to talk about the real issues, the severe political and economic crisis in his country. and this could be a tactical of course. some analyst also seems that he might declare a state of emergency over this whole issue just so that he can postpone the elections. but at the same time i do to is also made clear that you already considered as this region part of industry. like he's drawn up actually a new official medical vendors, really including this re

rachel nichols, host of "headliners with rachel nichols" on showtime joins us now. rachel, do you think the playoff committee got this right? everybody has an opinion on this today. >> absolutely. look, disgusted and infuriated, those are strong words. he also said, why even bother to play the games. and you can certainly understand where he's coming from. florida state beat every single one of the very strong opponents in front of them and the fact that they did it after getting down to their third string quarterback should work for them, be more impressive, instead of working against them. but the college football committee made it clear going into all of this that they're not giving these spots to the teams that had the four best records this past season. they're giving them to the four teams that they think can create the most competitive and highest rated games for these college football playoffs. and there is no doubt that alabama versus michigan is going to do bonkers ratings, jim, and give a more competitive game than fsu probably could have gotten with thei

here to kick off the all american music series katie nichole.in church all the time and i'm talking to you. you wrote it and sing it. what an incredible voice. >> i started singing when i was three years old but i didn't start singing christian music until later in my life. i was about 18 years old when i started leading worship and felt something different about the way i was singing and singing for the glory of god was a special thing to me. somehow it turned into where i am now. >> ainsley: you have a christian tour that starts tonight. tell us more about it. >> this is jesus christmas tour starts today and i'm so excited. jordan smith, i get to share the stage with. some of the best singers i have ever heard in my life. and so this tour is very exciting. we're playing six shows in total and we'll be in some of the most beautiful theaters. i can tell you that the christian spirit will be all over it. >> ainsley: i'm holding one of your vinyls. you will add more songs coming out in may. >> i've been doing a lot of writing and this deluxe means

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we stand firm as homes with tests of global nichols reserves. indonesia is points to leave the global easy battery industries. we definitely manage our abundant resources and play a role in solar energy, harnessing offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credit suspension committed to environmental protection, enhancing investment climate, digital licensing, your better tomorrow. the interest of that thinking that it will seen in the something he's going to transpire and events police officers to a choice of heart, something like let's do much them is a search my call. absolutely nothing. any good was found. however, went out, please may not be released and go higher on his tone lakeside moments later on. i mean, hancock is quite been in but at the same time it was a it was, i would put off in the same time to know that, you know, high of, of a pandemic that you can be treated in, in such a mental. and we also know respects the racism is very common in the hospital environment. it's so common you call really foul to see it when you're a black mass. my experience has been on the front l

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end of the acceleration of electric vehicle energy production also encourages the grunting of major nichol concessions in indonesia. nicholas, the main mineral that produces electric vehicle batteries in indonesia. gotta get somebody out until now. and nickel, money, concessions have been granted for approximately 900000 hector's, of land in the country. all those $600000.00 heck tests are in forest areas would be scooters. may be climate friendly, but the nickel in their batteries is mind in an environmental the harmful way. still, the of the nation government is aiming to have 2000000 of them on the road by 2025, which would account for one and a half percent of the countries and scooters. the lady gave me this deep down his my bicycle started wildly. when i hit the weight and the speed was around 7065 kilometers per got some big trucks. when going from the site the i do a lot of them. in addition system that i'm going to forward the, so that was the 1st time when i did that, why i choose this board the this is could be a rest. sure, one of india is most famous, ultra cyclists that from

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the report said combs won a $250,000 copyright lawsuit against nichol harness, a disabled woman in floridathat he was unaware of the lawsuit. >> i'm so apologetic. it makes me sick. this is not something that i would ever do. >> combs says he plans to send harness $11,000, which is double the amount of money locked in her amazon store account. he also plans to fly her to an upcoming show. >>> and oprah winfrey received a rare honor. winfrey was on hand for the unveiling of her portrait at the smithsonian's national portrait gallery yesterday in washington. the smithsonian institute commissioned the portrait in recognition of her significant contribution to american popular culture. >> i keep living god's dream for me, and so as i stand here on the eve of my 70th birthday, to have a portrait included in the national portrait gallery alongside all the greats. >> the full-length portrait was painted by chicago artist shawn michael warren. >>> and more than two dozen movies spanning more than 90 years are the newest films being added to the national film registry. >> this is houston, say again

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cardinal vincent nichols is worried after two women reportedly killed.laimant denied israeli defense forces. the cardinals of catholic parishioners may be forced to leave. >> my biggest fear is that somehow they will be given orders to vacate and adjust bill. there is nowhere safe. they avoid stay there, always looked after the needy, the 54 seriously handicapped children were there. sometimes, times of darkness help us to focus on what is really of lasting importance. there is no doubt in my mind that the person of christ and the birth that we celebrate is an indomitable light that shines in the human heart. ♪ lewis: we are live with bbc news. next, to nigeria. at least 113 people have been killed in coordinated attacks on farming communities. the attacks in hutto states started on saturday, lasted until midnight on sunday. many people were sleeping. media says the assailants also burnt down houses and looted farm projects. plateaued is one of central nature is ethnically and religiously diverse states. clashes have killed hundreds in recent years. some

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cardinal vincent nichols says he is extremely worried after two women seeking shelter in a church, inaim denied by the israel defense forces. the cardinal says catholic parishioners may be forced to leave. i think their biggest fear, or my biggest fear, is that somehow they will be given orders to vacate, to move, tojust go. there is nowhere safe, they want to stay, they have always stayed there, they have always looked after the needy, the 5a seriously handicapped children who are there. sometimes, times of darkness help us to focus on what is of really lasting importance. there is no doubt in my mind that the person of christ, and therefore the birth that we celebrate, is an indomitable light that shines into the human heart. king charles has talked about the need for peace around the world in the second christmas day message of his reign. here is his speech. drum roll they play: god save the king. many of the festivals of the great religions of the world are celebrated with a special meal — a chance for family and friends to come together across generations, the act of sharing food

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