who's aware of that fact did dr nichols know. a wrongful death lawsuit was filed today against a midwest city dr breggin nichols is already accused are prescribing a massive amount of opioids to 5 patients who later died when i heard that there was 4 other deaths then i said oh good evening the midwest city doc you got 3 i'm homeless tonight 3000000 joes davis i'm just reading and listening to the doctor raising as many times you can stuff and he. was very happy she got a rest question on t.v. oh very happy that that went on there for him said this this is from the doctor and he did she harm i didn't know any term that i met a man why america should surrender men and marriage to. a met. you. mean these are innate he has spent her entire life in this house this is where their daughter chelsea was born 21 years ago here also that she passed away as a painkiller overdose in 2013 their story is one of an analgesic burden family hiding in the secret and shame with addiction. she's headed for back surgeries dr nichols was nice this doc

dr nichols. this oklahoma city lawyer has never seen a case like this a new victim wants to press charges. you can see you can see you. have a seat and that marshall has been raising her 2 children alone since her husband died of a painkiller overdose my math shows that's $99.00 per day that she would prescribe . and he passed away like my 2nd. in 20122012. he was a fireman she works in education counselor a regular family all it took was back surgery to turn everything over in a few months her husband became addicted to the painkillers prescribed by got to nichols of course once you have that surgery it's never quite the same and then they get some other treatment anyhow and you know it's a matter issues with just on the judge just injuries it from being to having such a physical job and i think it just snowballed you know he persisted with the pain but instead of trying to wean him off though she just goes after dose after dose after dose and really became his drug dealer. more drugs than the r

dr nichols was their doctor she was the one prescribing the trucks. let him serve unbox i'm an attorney at oklahoma city i practice crippled events i've got a police officer at and i've been a prosecutor and i've been a judge i've been here all my life born and raised in oklahoma. the right the hardship of the oil production we're right on the edge of we're cowboys are the case so we've got a lot of people in here that are hard working people and it's a pretty peaceful city as far as that goes. in box knows these roads inside out and is on 1st name terms with the local people all his career he's descended this community but today they can lions have changed before i was having people from more the poverty level knive people. all walks of life i have lawyers i have doctors children that become addicted to the opiates now it's every level in every area of life is for is for the low income high in. all of what affected by the opiate use. he represents several families from this town everyone has lost a relative deceased of a cardiac arrest following a pa

and mary nichols is fantastic. so i got her to become the head of the resources, and since then she has done an extraordinary job. because everyone knows, politicians get together and they negotiate but then they come up with a very good legislation let's say. but then they has to be followed through. it's something to pass a law, as we've seen now in 2015, you know cop 21 in paris there was the paris agreement, but who signed on to this un agreement and then says we're going to reduce greenhouse gases. but the countries themselves decided what they could do. but most countries did not follow through with the promises. so that is a very sad story, and the reason they didn't fall through is because they don't have a resources board. they need someone after they make a promise, to pour after they pass a law, that somebody that goes and got nothing to do with politics but they see the problem, and how to deal with it. so we were able to do the things we said when we were when i was governor that you know we are going

nichols and ms. walton.re any other nominations to fill the vacancy of the office of elector of president and vice president of the united states? hearing nine, i call for a vote by ballot to facilitate the budding call upon the sergeant at arms to assist with the distribution of ballots. please indicate your vote on the ballot by writing in that name baseman.minee, sharon please also print your name under the signature. i would ask the sergeant at arm's to collect the ballots for the purpose of tallying them. lieutenant govern gill cress: sharon baker received 15 votes to be elector of the president and vice president of the united states and is selected as an elector and will be seat aid among the electors. lt. gov. gilchrest: just so i don't get left out of signing the order, l sign and secretary, your signature is also required. lt. gov. gilchrest: it is knew time to sign the certificate of election for sharon baseman. the sergeant at arms will provide each of you with the certificate in turn, please rem

and mary nichols is fantastic. she got to be head of the resources board, and since then she has done such an extraordinary job, because as everyone knows, politicians get together and they negotiate them with republicans and come up in a very good legislation, let's say. but there is someone that has to follow through. it's one thing to pass a law as we have seen now all over the world in 2015, you know, cop 21 in paris, there was the paris agreement. the whole world signed on to this u.n. agreement that says we're going to reduce greenhouse gas. congress itself decided what it wanted to do. 25% of the country did not follow through on its promises. that's a very sad story, and the reason they didn't follow through is they didn't have resources for it. after they pass a law, they need to have an agency there that sees the problem. so our air and resources was able to do the things when i said, when i'm governor we can reduce greenhouse gases by 25% by the year 2020. guess what? the resources, and mary nichols got

mary nichols is a big, big star. i hope she gets to be head of the epa because she has fought with the oil companies, fought with the car companies. let me tell you what i was so impressed about with her, she is sensitive. she's a very sensitive woman. that means that when someone sits there from caterpillar and says, mary, we cannot make this for 2012. we need till 2016 in order to change the engines and to make it more efficient, because we have already started to work with all of this. we can't just throw everything away. she made the adjustment. she understands we cannot do those things from one year to the next. she listens to the automakers. she listens to everybody. we made the adjustments and really rolled it back. as a matter of fact, i remember when the obama administration came in and says, can you guys -- and john kerry, senator kerry called me and said, can you guys change the standards from 2014 to 2016 and then we can do it nationwide? we said, of course. two years is not going to change much. i said l

i think mary nichols is brilliant. to be a persone who will work with the car companies and the fossil fuel companies and do it in a sensible way. hugh: that will be interesting when he gets here. -- when she gets here. nixon's key environmental advisor with a guy name becker. he was a scientist, concerned about air pollution and he was in richard nixon's ear the whole time he was president the way that mary may have been in your ear. sometimes, bureaucracies are not so good for the common person and you know that, even when you do a film shoot. bureaucracy can screw it up. do you think that the bureaucracy has kept up with designs, governor? science?he of peoplee maturity in government are not smart enough to make the right decisions. thats to do with the fact they have no interest in studying the facts. they have more interest in doing their little republican talking points or democratic talking points. for me, i despise that. the most important thing is that when someone presents to me integration, i may not agree w

dr nichols will be tried for murder. it's an exceptional decision on the part of the american justice system the trial has to happen in a year or less from now on she's banned from practicing. dr nichols on her lawyer have decided to plead not guilty. i think it's a good thing she's going to have to go to force and have to answer for what she did wrong. it's going to have to answer in front of journeymen know it after the manslaughter better at least he didn't dismiss it she deserves she deserves you know to go before a jury trial and see and see what's going to happen with their you know my daughter to serve that they used to prescribe all kinds of dangerous drugs that we now know are dangerous about at the time they were doing the best they could to treat their patients and now they're blaming one of their own victims. for doing the best she could with the medical knowledge she. love you. i miss you. i miss you hear me. i believe you hear me. chills see. mr ford. through this. i can. this was a great help help somebody

nichols says as they were working to save the man, he said, don't let me die, doc.pital and dr. nichols are unsure if the man survived but did everything they could to try to save him. >> we did perform those life saving measures and intubated him. but that moment caused me to question. i've never felt quite so challenged in that way in my compassion before. >> j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >>> new video tonight of a packed white house christmas party, what president trump revealed to the crowd. >> we introduced you to this bay area grandfather who's building desks for students. now they're getting delivered. >>> and san francisco firefighters may have saved christmas for some lucky kids. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we're weeks away from christmas and we're talking fire danger. i'll let you know exactly when coming right up. >> thanks sandhya. there's a lot more ahead. but first here's a look at what's coming up tonight on "jimmy kimmel live." >> thanks dan and ama, i've been cooking this all day for you. you do it that fast? >> huh? >> you do it that fast? >> i

nichols says as they were working to save the man, he said, don't let me die, doc. the hospital and dr. nichols are unsure if the man survived but did everything they could to try to save him. >> we did perform those life saving measures and intubated him. but that moment caused me to question. i've never felt quite so challenged in that way in my compassion before. >> j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >>> new video tonight of a packed white house christmas party, what president trump revealed to the crowd. >> we introduced you to this bay area grandfather who's building desks for students. now they're getting delivered. >>> and san francisco firefighters may have saved christmas for some lucky kids. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we're weeks away from christmas and we're talking fire danger. i'll let you know exactly when coming right up. >> thanks sandhya. there's a lot more ahead. but first here's a look at what's coming up tonight on "jimmy kimmel live." >> thanks dan and ama, i've been cooking this all day for you. you do it that fast? >> huh? >> you do it that fas

nichols don't let me die, doc. as fisher came up he was put on a breathing machine. his ss and swastika tattoos partly on display. dr. nichols promised he would do his best. >> i do not have an opportunity to talk to him. i was only left with the impact that that symbol had on me. >> reporter: but every coronavirus patient is a risk and for the first time in his career, he questioned whether he wanted to keep that promise. >> it challenged me in a way that i did not really expect. in the on twitter he asked what would his patient think about a jewish doctor taking care of him? and what would happen if the roles were reversed? he says the pandemic has weighed heavily on him for months, with no end in sight as a new search pushes doctors to their limits. >> part of that is because of the stress that we are all under right now. and i know the other members of my team felt similar. >> that was marissa perlman reporting. the care team also included a black nurse and an asian respiratory therapist. tens of thousands of people have now tweeted this story. >>> a 23 old woman

taylor nichols is describing the moment he and his team worked to save a patient. a patient whose body was covered in nazi tattoos. >> being jewish, seeing that symbol of hate, knowing that that same compassion may not otherwise have been extended towards me if the roles were reversed really made me double down and look into myself. >> reporter: dr. nichols described the incident in 17 tweets on twitter that garnered thousands of views saying the swastika stood out boldly on his chest. ss at tus a s chest. ss at tus tattoos and other in that were covered by his shirt were obvious to the room. >> everybody noticed, commented outside the room as we prepared, but none of us questioned what we were doing. >> reporter: while the nazi tattoos were not enough to stop them from doing their work, they did have an impact on dr. nichols who is from the bay area. >> i knew that myself, my team, we were going to do the right thing. but i never quite had a moment like that where i did, physically paused. >> reporter: dr. nichols says as they were working to save the man, he said

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dr nichols was their doctor she was the one prescribing the trucks.let him serve unbox i'm an attorney in oklahoma city i practice cripple defense i've got a police officer and i've been a prosecutor and i've been a judge i've been here all my life born and raised in oklahoma. provide the hard to the oil production we're right on the edge of we're cowboys are the case so we've got a lot of people in here that are hard working people and it's a pretty peaceful city as far as that goes. box knows these roads inside out and who's on 1st name terms with the local people all his career he's defended this community but today they can lions have changed before i was having people from where the poverty level and i have people all walks of life i have lawyers i have doctors children who become addicted to the opiates every level in every area of life is for is for the low income high and. all of what affected by the opiate use . he represents several families from this town everyone has lost a relative deceased of a cardiac arrest following a painkiller overd

and we welcome back our old friend even though he's a young man hans nichols. good evening and good to see you all. chuck, i'm going to begin with you due to the urgency of the matter and tonight's lead story does have to do with the law. talk about these pardons. yes, we have three criminal former members of congress on the republican side. but talk about those who were part of the mueller case, mueller defendants tonight getting pardons. >> the president, brian, continues to do everything he can by word and by deed to undermine the mueller team, the mueller findings and the convictions of many people that were caught up in the mueller investigation. you know, it shouldn't be surprising that people convicted of crimes get pardons. i mean, after all that's who it's designed for. what we should be asking ourselves is who is getting pardons? which people are getting pardons? and again and again and again it's the president's friends and allies and his political supporters. and so it's hard for me to imagine that he cares very much about george papadopoulos or ale

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earlier, cardinal vincent nichols had presided at an afternoon service with strict social distancing feared the popular midnight mass service would attract crowds and moved the service online. at the vatican later today, pope francis will deliver his christmas message indoors, not from the balcony of st peter's. and here at westminster cathedral, cardinal nichols said the crisis was a crossroads in our history. have we not seen in these months of difficulty, they're marked by countless acts of random kindness, quiet heroism, selfless service, remarkable community efforts, all directed to those most in need? later today, the archbishop of canterbury is expected to say that the darkness of this year will not overcome the light of christ's birth. that service, like this one in westminster, will be broadcast online. across the country thousands will, for the first time today, tune in to christmas celebrations being live streamed from their local church, rather than attending in person. for those here at westminster cathedral, despite the distance, chairs and limited numbers, it was a mom

nichols was instead tapped to head a new white house office of climate policy.his is michael regan accepting biden's nomination to lead the epa. >> growing up hunting and fishing with my father and grandfather in eastern north carolina, i developed a deep love and respect for the outdoors and our natural resources. but i also experienced respiratory issues that required me to use an inhaler on days when pollutants and allergens were especially bad. i've always been curious about the connection between our environment and our health, how the world around us contributes to or detracts from our enjoyment of life. so after completing my education in environmental science, there was one place in particular that i wanted to work -- the epa. when i started that first summer internship, i never imagined that one day i would be asinated to lead an agency its administrator. so this opportunity, well, it is a dream come true. since the start of my career, my also been the same -- to safeguard our natural resources, to improve the quality of our air in our water, to protect

taylor nichols. dr. nichols, thanks so much for being with us.o your er with difficulty breathing, he has multiple nazi tattoos on his body and he says to you, don't let me die, doc. so you're jewish and not only that, your whole team is racially diverse, so what was this moment like for you? >> yeah, thanks so much for having me. so it was a difficult situation obviously, i mean, the patient was particularly ill, and in those circumstances we really don't have time to talk to the patient all that much. i face these situations a number of times before so far in my career and some of my favorite conversations with patients have been just about that, about talking to them about their tattoos, about how they're feeling and really being able to sort of lean into my compassion for them and make sure i take the best care of them that i could. with this patient i really didn't have an opportunity to talk to him, i was only left with the impact that that symbol had on me, which is, you know, it's a symbol of hate and it's -- it challenged me a bit. it ch

shy will replace mary nichols. >>> u.c. berkeley is announcing pay cuts. the university has lost 340 million since the start of the pandemic. it has been able to recover 140 million, a halt on pay raises and boron iing. under the new plan union minutes will have the hours cut. >>> in washington the house passed a short term spending bill to buy moir time. the measure extends funding new test 18th. it goes to the senate for a voigt. extending the deadline gives moir time to couples to an agreement. a nine on i $8 billion plan. >> it would do a lot of good if the republican hide i would drop the tirades. >> mitch mccontinue ill wants a smaller bill or white house backed $969 billion panel. the without plan was shot town by democrats for not enough assistances. >> there should be a shipment of vaccines next week. the county will river 79,000 pfizer vaccines. >> health care workers will be the first to river the vaccine. in san francisco 12,000 diss will arrive by tuesday. priorities given to the hospitals and nursing hims. 975 diss in the first round with the

once you talk to the recent history and they've made things i'm glad nichols preference for a hard lockdown seems pretty clear but are they likely to be any object is among the 16 state leaders. yes i'm going to america is a physicist she is a scientist she believes in numbers she believes in the truth of statistics if you want to say it that way she has repeatedly said that even in parliament here and she has met a lot of resistance from various regions it's very still a very diverse group of leaders a diverse group of regions in the north of germany the infection numbers are not as strong as they are in the south of germany so northern leaders tend to say all situation is a lot better let's be more relaxed about it in all regions they're the ones that need to be persuaded to join locked on that is going to be imposed across the country as a whole where is the regions more in the south of germany have already some of them have already decided on their own locked arms that are to be imposed. by today or by tomorrow so there is still a great diversity and at the bottom of the objections obvi

trainer paul nicholls virtually had the grandstands to himself, watching, willing.ominated this race but to lead with an outsider, to lead like this, is special. the stamina of frodon, the skill of frost, the winning combination. frodon has won the king george! after a year of progress for female jockeys, for one of the sport's most prestigious races to be won for the first time by a woman seemed perfectly 2020. joe wilson, bbc news. after seven league games without a win, arsenalfans after seven league games without a win, arsenal fans finally have the christmas present they wanted. they have beaten chelsea tonight 3—1 at the emirates to ease some pressure on boss mikel arteta. all mikel arteta would have wanted for christmas was a home when stop the emirates hadn't seen one since 0ctober. four defeats and a draw since have left arsenal headed towards a relegation fight. they beat chelsea last time they met in the fa cup final five months ago and another win would steer them back on track. frank lampard's side slipped up track. frank lampard's side slipped up at we

trainer paul nicholls virtually had the grandstands to himself, watching, willing.have dominated this race but to lead with an outsider, to lead like this, is special. the stamina of frodon, the skill of frost, the winning combination. frodon has won the king george! after a year of progress for female jockeys, for one of the sport's most prestigious races to be won for the first time by a woman seemed perfectly 2020. joe wilson, bbc news. next, to the premier league and an entertaining game at the king power stadium between second and third in the table. in the end manchester united missed the chance to move above their opponents thanks to jamie vardy rescuing a point for leicester city late on. drew savage was watching. manchester united were eyeing a record equalling 11th consecutive premier league away win. with barely a minute on the clock it looks like they had cracked it. this should have been premier league goal number 54 have been premier league goal number 5a marcus rashford. 20 minutes later, fernandes stretched to let rashford make amends. rashford doesn

earlier, cardinal vincent nichols had presided at an afternoon service with strict social distancingstaff feared the popular midnight mass service would attract crowds and moved the service online. at the vatican later today, pope francis will deliver his christmas message indoors, not from the balcony of st peter's. and here at westminster cathedral, cardinal nichols said the crisis was a crossroads in our history. have we not seen in these months of difficulty, they're marked by countless acts of random kindness, quiet heroism, selfless service, remarkable community efforts, all directed to those most in need? later today, the archbishop of canterbury is expected to say that the darkness of this year will not overcome the light of christ's birth. that service, like this one in westminster, will be broadcast online. across the country thousands will, for the first time today, tune in to christmas celebrations being live streamed from their local church, rather than attending in person. for those here at westminster cathedral, despite the distance, chairs and limited numbers, it was

nichols, oh, they leave matt bradley open. he had 26.ck out the dish here to gra who had three threes as cal wins their home opener 60-39. >>> former warriors center andrew bogut announced he's retiring, acquired back in 2012. this is you'll recall that sent ellis to milwaukee. so unpopular at the time that the owner was booed at home during a game, but bogut was the center the warriors needed. he anchored during the first title in the steph curry era. hoping to play in the olympics one more time, but said at age 36, his body's just too beaten up with back and ankle pain constantly. it is just not worth it anymore. and few among us would have expected at the time 2012 when that trade was made. because monte ellis was so popular, a fan favorite, that bogut would be the centerpiece, would anchor a championship team and get the warriors started on what was the road to five straight finals and three championships. so we salute bogut in his retirement. he'll have a good time down under, for sure. >> he will, for sure. well-deserved. larry, th

taylor nichols is jewish and he recently encountered a covid patient who had a swastika and nazi tattoos on his chest. >> seeing that symbol of hate knowing that that same compassion may not otherwise have been extended towards me if the roles were reversed really made me double down and look into myself. >> nichols is a bay area native and works part-time at ucsf when he's not at mercy san juan hospital. he said this wasn't the first time he dealt with this kind of issue but it took a bigger toll on him because of the strain of the pandemic. >>> volunteers are needed to try a covid-19 test that is intended to detect a virus in a person's saliva. st stanford researchers developed the test and say it takes no more than ten minutes and you can do it yourself. researchers say the test has an accuracy rate similar to to tests performed in hospitals. the saliva test is expected to cost $5. >>> there was an intense rescue in pacifica. firefighters had to hoist a person from overside cliffs last night along highway 101. it's unclear how the person got stuck over the cliffs or if they have injur

big development with the bombing in >>> three powerful sparks a fire this morning at cameron and nichols way. two of the poles fell and one remained upright, supported by the tension of the wires. pg&e is working the repair lines. >>> new developments in the christmas day explosion in nashville. the fbi has confirmed it was a suicide bombing. for the first time we're hearing from the heroic office here's evacuated the area. >> reporter: authorities continue to review the surveillance of the bombing that rocked downtown nashville. just after 1:00 a.m., this rv was seen parked outside the building. hours later, police responded to a call of shots fired. as they approached the r vmpbl, they could hear a recording telling officers how many minutes until the explosion. six nashville police officers now being hailed at heroes. james wes, one of the first on the scene. >> i just see orange and then i hear a loud boom. it rocked me that hard. i said stay on my feet, stay alive. >> reporter: the officer was several feet away from wells as the bomb sploeexploded. >> i've never grabbed somebody so

. >> keith worked as a fireman, his dream job, in the well-to-do oklahoma city enclave of nichols hillsrry hamilton served alongside keith, and if the firemen were like brothers, the wives were like sisters, says terry's wife kim. >> with the fire department you became all families together. >> and keith had a good sense of humor. he was outgoing and he was really driven to succeed. >> and he did. promoted all the way to fire chief in 1991. but keith never lost his personal connection with the people he served. >> he was one of the first responders to the oklahoma city bombing. >> he was. >> that's when he worked on that lady that was trapped forever underneath the rubble, and keith wouldn't leave her. >> was he a hero in your eyes? >> oh, i think so. i was pretty proud of him as a friend for that. >> as for becky, she was a force in the community too, working in real estate. her business often seemed more about the people than the money. >> becky had a very selfless side to her, too. there were people that i know of, if they were upside-down. she even at times was known to take her own