good to have you nicole. >>nicole: thank you.tober baby," and bubbles. and 10 percent of that movie goes to charity with john schneider. >>clayton: from "dukes of hazzard." >>dave: this is "click" of the week. remember playing with bubbles as a kid? our shot of the morning, check it out, did it thrill you as much as this little guy? >> he is absolutely amazed by them. with every blow of the bubbles. he gets more and more excited. >>dave: i saw that when clayton first saw his new ipad. almost the same reaction. a week ago. amazeing. i remember that moment. >>nicole: so fun. he is calling it a pilgrimage of hope. pope benedict calling for an end to drug-related violence in mexico and today he will hold a private mass in the city of leon before meeting with the president calderon. this before he leaves for cuba on monday. the first visit since pope john fault's visit in 1988. imagine driving down the highway and you see a huge, huge chunk of metal flying at you. that is exactly what happened to a woman when the car in front of her h

>> hi, i'm nicole. >> reporter: nicole grew up in oakland. after college, she joined the national association of black accountants to meet people, which led her to start acap in the bay area. for the last 13 years, the accounting career awareness program has helped introduce local high school students to the world of accounting. but more importantly, exposed them to the professional world. >> what they will see is what they will be. and that's something that really resonated with me an even within myself. >> reporter: and it resonated with student who attended nicole's acap program last summer. for a week, she and 30 classmates got to live on the uc-berkeley campus for free. >> really opened my mind to see like what's really out there like nicole was saying beyond my block. >> we take them into the classroom, give them classroom exposure. we go to field trips to different companies like facebook and google. and we just show those students the path to take to work in the industry. >> reporter: she now wants to go to berkeley and major in bioch

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nicolle wallace one of the central characters of the movie "game change" is here tonight. >>> the return of best new thing in the world at the end of the show. looking forward to that. we'll talk also about newfound competition for the title governor ultrasound. all planned for this hour, it will be a great show. >>> we have to start tonight nine years ago. nine years ago this week, then president george w. bush issued an ultimatum against iraq. he told saddam hussein and his sons they needed to leave their country or face an imminent u.s. military attack. he called it a moment of truth for the world. that was nine years ago this week. eight years ago this week, eight years ago today, in fact, that war that president bush ultimately launched was approaching the first birthday, that same president was running against a democratic senator, a highly decorated viet nam veteran. at this point in that campaign, eight years ago, the first attack ad from the george bush reelection campaign was launched against senator kerry, was an attack ad for being against the iraq war. >> he wanted to delay

>> you just gave up. >> nicolle, it wasn't my fault.t properly prepped. >> you weren't properly prepped because you wouldn't listen to us. >> i am not your puppet! >> how true to life? >> well, it's true enough to make me squirm, but, you know, this isn't a movie about campaign staff and this isn't a movie about mccain and palin, this movie is about the vast gray area of where 99% of our politics takes place. the truth is, i think everyone around this table has had some experience in their political careers, where you're feeling your way through a very gray area, doing your best. which campaign was certainly one of those instances for me. >> a bit of a backlash, mary, lot of points in that movie that are sympathetic to sarah palin. >> mark halperin said the move is sympathetic. a lifelong democratic called me and said game change was a channel change for me. it's a fictional movie. to that end, it's meaningless other than i like your hair in the movie, nicolle. >>> that's all we have time for. thanks a lot guys. we'll be right back. >>>

>> you just gave up. >> nicolle wasn't my fault. i wasn >> i am not your puppet!true to life? >> well, true enough to make me squirm, you know, this is a movie about campaign staff and this isn't a movie about mccain and palin, this movie is about thes vast gray area of where the 99% of politics takes place. the truth is, i think everyone around this table has had some experience in their political careers, you're feeling your way through a very gray area, doing your best. >> a bit of a backlash, mary, lot of points in that movie that are sympathetic to sarah palin. >> the movie is -- a life long democratic called me and said game change was a channel change for me. it's a fictional movie. it's meaningless other than i like your hair in the movie, nicolle. >>> thanks a lot guys. we'll be right back. at e-trade, our free easy-to-use online tools and experienced retirement specialists can help you build a personalized plan. and with our no annual fee iras and a wide range of low cost investments, you can execute the plan you want at a low cost. so meet with us, or g

and is employed at erns and young nicole has been about the people. >> hi. >> nicole grew up in oaklandin the national association of black accountants to meet people. which led her to start acap in the bay area. for the last 13 years the accounting career awareness program has helped introduce local high school students to the world of accounting. but more importantly exposed them to the professional world. >> what they will see is what they will be and that's something that really resonated with me. and even within myself -- >> and it resonated with students at stephanie afranco. she attended the program last summer. for a week she and 30 classmates got to live on the uc berkeley campus for free. >> really opened my mind to see like what's really out there. like nicole was saying, beyond my blog. >> take them into the classroom and give them classroom exposure. we go on field trips to different companies like facebook and google. and we just show those students the path that they took in order to work in that industry. >> she now wants to go to berkeley and major in bypo chemistry. >>

>> see if nicolle agrees with me on this.s performance yesterday something very reminiscent of our other post 9/11 president. dealing with these wars overseas, going after al qaeda. i thought president obama's attitude much like president bush's about howard dean, john kerry, these guys are out playing politics, i've got real responsibilities, i know what it's like to be commander in chief. really displaying in public what he feels in private, which is i'm doing my job as commander in chief. i'll use it politically when i can, but these guys are not taking seriously the responsibilities of a job they aspire to and could be in within a year if they win. >> i agree with mark and i agree with andrea mitchell. he wants to be the president in the "american president" and said i am the president. my, what a difference four years makes. obama ran against hillary clinton as a guy extending an open hand to iran. and if that wasn't a closed fist pounding that -- you know, the regime for their irresponsible and reckless behavior, i don'

a records check shows nicole is not a juvenile. arrest is barely five minutes old when detectives learn their next date is on the way. they stash nicole in the bathroom while they lay a trap for daisy, the girl they suspect may be underage. >> be quiet. >> we tried this once before and it didn't work out. >> daisy has been lured to the room by a female detective on the pretext of providing sexual services to a married couple. >> if it makes you feel better, you're my first couple. >> really? >> yeah, i've only been doing escorting for a few months. >> after a few minutes of small-talk, the male undercover enters the room to complete the illusion. >> hi. >> this is my friend daisy. for our anniversary. >> clearly daisy has bought into the three-way setup. now all that remains is to negotiate a price. >> how much is it? >> $600. >> good deal, that's awesome. >> it's another good deal and another bust. >> police. >> you got nothing in your purse at all, nothing in your pockets. >> a quick search of daisy's purse and pockets yields no

. >> oh, man. >> and nicole is actually supporting her mom. she says her mom was only at the strip club that night, because she had begged her to come down to bring her some money to buy some food. the reason this is all a big deal, is a few months ago, mom actually spoke to some news outlets, because she was outraged that her 17-year-old daughter was allowed to strip. >> it makes me sick, because there are sex offenders out there. to me, she's still a little girl. >> once she spoke out, police started investigating the situation. that's when they saw this surveillance video. but oddly, this was her daughter's last day stripping. the club was fined $6,500, according to reports. the owner of the strip club believes that the mom helped set up this entire ruse so there could eventually be a lawsuit. >>> this dramatic accident video comes to us from taipei, taiwan. i want you to look at the car in the left-hand lane. the dash cam is going to capture a three-car accident. oh. oh! >> oh. >> whoa. >> the car that was in the left-hand lane in front of

nicole, thank you so much for being here. you know, obviously, we had asked you to come to join the panel to discuss trayvon martin's case, but overnight, there was a dwoevelopment in th case of your fiance sean bell who has been nearly six years now, is that right? >> this year is going to be six years since sean was taken from us. >> killed, unarmed by police officers who were not in uniform here in the city of new york, and we learned today that it is in "the new york times" today that the officer in the bell killings is fired and three others are going to be forced out. so, we are in a process now just a month into this trayvon martin case, how does this, does this make any difference to you, this new development six years later in your own case? >> well, it gives us a little -- just a tad bit of a warm feeling, because i have to say that it has been six years. you know, and my daughters have gotten bigger, and time has passed and it should not take six years for these officers who committed this crime in an instant, this

nicolle. of the process, i don't like it. less than more. even had people self-identify in an election year they were not longer a a likely voter. interesting the intensity saying they were going to vote went down ten points from january to now. >> right. >> and by the way, it was, everybody fell. >> right. that's why i agree this is the anti-2008. right? in 2008 you had a battle between two people with strong, passionate constituencies. they either really desperately needed hillary clinton to be the first woman president or were really strongly behind this new guy barack obama and racing to the finish more passionate as the race went on. what you have now are people really none of whom has a strong constituency that's passionate about them. they're either passionate against barack obama or against mitt romney. you have people becoming more disconsulate over time. i don't think this helps them and running so far to the right. we're debating contraception. this is not smart. >> i don't disagree

who do you like in this game, nicole? >> i'm going to go with kansas.ere's a lot of, you have thomas robinson who is national player of the year candidate. averaging in double-double a game. and he is just, you know, he is so much of a force of the game powerful. then you have the blocking shots like he is anthony davis. he has been great and then they are finally playing well. the way they played against north carolina is the way they will need to play against ohio state. >> i think it's going to be ohio state and because they have thomas robinson, but jarrett is ohio state's bread and butter. and the key ingredient to winning a national championship is you have to have your big players step up. i think he'll do that. they have a nice point guard. they have wing players and knock down a defense. i like the buckeyes. >> the buckeyes have been looking good. kansas has the momentum. the other final four game, of course, is kentucky and louisville. entire state of kentucky is pumped about this one. kentucky, the overall number one seed has looked great. ni

roy no they consequently -- for nicole felix, it's not about the numbers. she has always been about the people of the she grew up in oakland. after college she joined the national association of black accountants to meet people. it led her to stat acap in the bay area. for the for the last 13 years it introduced local high school students to the world of accounting but more importantly expose them to the professional world. >> what they will see is what they will be. >> reporter: that resonated with students. this one attended her acap program last summer. for' week she and 30 classmates got to live on the uc-berkeley campus for free. >> it really opened my mind to see like what's really out there like, you know, nicole was saying beyond my block. >> we take them into the classroom game they have classroom exposure. we go to field trips to different companies like facebook and google and we just show those students the path that they took in order to work in that industry. >> reporter: stephanie now wants to go to berkeley and major in biochemistry. >> the

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that is the focus of nba's newest reality series, and nicole richie and john varvatos joined us from new york. >> i feel like i'm from baltimore because my husband is from there. big orioles fan. >> clackum at you want -- like to have you on. nicole, tell us how the show works. >> this show is amazing trait you will be meeting and getting to know talented designers, each competing for $6 million from the biggest retailers in america. they have challenges. they have to present designs on a huge runway, big, over-the-top fashion shows, fun music. they can order it online at night or go into the retailers and buy it the next day. this is something that has never been done before. we're talking about immediate, accessible fashion, designing clothes for america to wear white here and right now. >> john, by the way -- apologized for calling you joe -- >> regular joe. call me chesaco if you want -- jessica if you want. >> how do you advise up-and- coming designers? >> the first thing is they have to create their own personality for the brand, and create a brand, more than just one product.

>> no, i have to disagree with nicolle as well on this. i think there was passion.ere does seem to be a lack of passion for these four guys that the gop is putting forward right now. but i draw one other comparison. in 1980 we had an election where george h.w. bush won iowa and the race muddled along for months. people talked about bringing gerald ford back into the race much as people talk about bringing jeb bush or mitch daniels into it. the point is not, hey, mitt romney or whoever the eventually nominee could end up being like reagan. the point is at that point in 1980 reagan wasn't reagan. we don't yet know who these guys are, what kind of passion they will elicit come november. it's just when you draw parallels you need to take very, very, very long views. >> and it was june, lz, before it was even decided. still into june back in 2008. this is only march. >> absolutely. you know, i will disagree with will a little bit here in that i think part of the reason why we're not excited or you don't see people ebs sighted for the four guys, we do know who they are an

but nicole says it needs a little help in the accuracy department.here's the restory behind that famous midnight ride. >> just about every schoolkid knows the phrase "one if by land, and two if by..." >> "sea." >> "sea"? >> "sea." >> "sea." >> like i said, we all know the line. that's because it's part of a famous poem written by henry wadsworth longfellow. it begins with the words... some people believe that longfellow's poem is about as accurate as a colonial musket with a bent barrel. >> well, it is a beautiful poem, but it's horrible history. >> and he should know. bob damon is a historian. he explained to me some of the inaccuracies in longfellow's poem. let's start with its most famous line. >> "one if by land..." >> "...and two if by sea." >> it's wrong. the british were never going by sea. so it was a river, not a sea? >> it was definitely a river, not a sea. and as a matter of fact, we might even say it was the back bay and the charles river, as opposed to a sea. >> whis accurate is that the signal was given from this boston church, called o

. >> in this week's "college & u," nicole takes us to a school that prides itself on giving back. >> washington, d.c., is the political center of our nation. it's home to monuments, memorials, the u.s. capitol, and the white house. it's also home to one of our oldest schools -- georgetown university. shortly after the american revolution, the founding fathers saw the need for an educated and virtuous class of citizens to lead the young nation. the ink had barely dried on the constitution when john carroll founded what would eventually be known as georgetown university. but georgetown's roots go even deeper into history. it's the oldest jesuit university in the country. jesuits are known for a commitment to learning and intellectual inquiry. they've been around since saint ignatius started the society of jesus in europe back in 1540. >> he wanted a group of priests who would not be bound to a particular church or parish or town. he wanted to start a religious order of men who would go anywhere where the needs of the world were greatest. >> so what does it mean to be a catholic and jes

. >> jimmy: number four, nicole k.! ♪ nicole k dump that $100 on his head!, probably. yeah, i'd just probably leave them on. >> yeah. >> jimmy: they're useless now, yeah. >> yeah, it smells good. >> jimmy: yeah. you got a good mix. that was buffalo sauce and some wings. >> barbecue cheese. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's good. >> jimmy: there's the wings floating around there. if you find it, go for it. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, tyler. [ cheers ] > two. >> jimmy: two? we're going with megan o.! ♪ megan o all right. [ drumroll ] megan, let him have it! no. [ audience ohs ] [ sad tuba ] he doesn't win it! >> aw. yeah. >> jimmy: that was seven layer bean dip. all seven layers. >> beans. >> jimmy: that's pretty decent. yeah. you're laughing now, which is good. yeah. [ laughter ] all right. go for it, pal. [ audience yelling ] >> something better. number one. let's go with number one. >> jimmy: number one, sophie! come on over with that money! ♪ sophie that looks pretty light. looks like a light bucket. let him have it, sophie! give him that money! [ dru

nicole reports on a national effort to make sure players, parents, and coaches know what to do about these injuries. >> i got hit from behind once, and then somebody came from the side and hit me, helmet to helmet. >> football is a contact sport. kids get hit and hurt. so, usa football, a youth-league organization, is joining forces with the government's centers for disease control. they're educating coaches, parents, and players about concussions. >> a concussion is any direct hit to the brain which changes the way your brain normally works. it's basically your brain getting rattled inside of your skull. so, what happens with a concussion -- and football players are great examples of this -- is that, while they're protected by all their helmets and protective gear and padding, the helmet itself does a great job in stopping the skull from getting injured. however, the brain within the skull actually moves forward and hits the inside of the skull. >> the most obvious symptom of a concussion is a loss of consciousness, but that doesn't always happen. other symptoms might include a head

and nicole wallace did not vote for that ticket. her own ticket.idn't vote for it because she was so scared sarah palin would become vice president. and another loser in the movie john mccain, he never had a conversation with her about policy at all. obviously sarah palin a big loser, but you know what steve schmidt in the end is the biggest loser because he's the one who picked her. he didn't have a single conversation about foreign policy or domestic policy. and then later he complains about it and he goes and helps with the movie etc., etc. he's the the prtagonist in the movie movie. you should have booted her from the campaign if you cared about the country at all and he didn't do it. we'll go to shoshana who wrote the book "sarah from alaska." >> hi, cenk. >> in your experience, sarah palin. >> i thought it was entertaining and there were definitely moment moments that are i know hopped. there were events that i thought were over the top but it's supposed to be entertaining. the part that did happen like election night were very true to what h

her name was, her name still is although no longer playing this role, nicole wong, and her colleagues called her the decider. [laughter] because she was the one who literally decided what went up and what came down not only on google.com, not only on each of 150 search engines that google runs. so nicole wong was the one woken up in the middle of the night by frantic calls from the turkish google employees who learned that the turkish government has blocked people in turkey because the editor, the founder of modern turkey was gay which is not true, but it's illegal in turkey. so these youtube videos got put up, and she had to decide whether it was legal, is it on the borderline of political criticism? she's afraid of the safety of her employees on the ground, meanwhile she doesn't speak turkish and doesn't know how to get to this district judge in turkey who's ordering that google be blocked, and multiply that by criticisms of the thai king which is illegal in thailand or holocaust denial material illegal in germany. the scope of the task was so overwhelming that she actually said it

>> reporter: siegler and her investigator, otto hanak, soon realized nicole and her students were right on target. >> every single time we would reinvestigate or re-talk to a witness that they had talked to, we would find that they were right. >> reporter: one by one, the pillars of the prosecution's case crumbled. >> we tried to find paperwork, people, anything that we could-- especially a motive-- to say anthony graves committed the capital murder with robert carter, and we found nothing. >> reporter: otto hanak tried to confirm the testimony from sebesta's jailhouse witnesses. >> we can't find anybody that can positively say, in court or in this room, that "i heard anthony graves say this, i heard robert carter say this." >> reporter: he looked into roy reuter's knife. >> the blade is flimsy. >> reporter: and, according to hanak, a knife this flimsy could not have caused the kind of wounds to the skulls that were found on some victims. >> i personally do not believe that that blade is strong enough, nor is this knife made well enough to go through human skulls. >> it's a switchblade

let's look at the nicole wallace character. we know her, confronting steve schmidt who was in charge of the the process about the lack of vetting of sarah palin. they did it all in five days. let's watch. >> when you interviewed her did you ask her about national security? foreign policy? domestic policy? >> i thought the house would cover that. >> what did you ask her? >> i -- we talked about if she would back john's positions when they conflicted with hers or was she prepared for her life to change. there were no policy questions. >> you guys didn't grill her because you wanted it to work. >> i was not in charge of the vet, nicole. >> two people, two well-known political strategists, former white house aides, who came away from this experience so tortured by what they had gone through. >> anyone that covered a political campaign, behind the scenes, there's more chaos and accidental circumstances that drives events, you see in front of the camera. in this case, senator mccain and his advisers left no time to find pa different

olympics especially psychologically as that is the most difficult aspect in the men's final rushes nicol i called my love and managed to beat france's zillion pillay in a hard fought out the wind brought the cup back into russian hands once again after france is from hungary and south korea claimed victory in twenty ten and twenty eleven respectively but today's victory doesn't mean i'm in some super form right now there's still a few months left until the olympic games so any such form could vanish by then so for me this event is simply just another phase in our preparations on sunday russia's fencing team also get a chance to prove themselves against the world's best and hopefully do nuff to ensure qualification for the sport's premier event in august michael genco r.t. moscow. more for all the coming your way very soon meanwhile our you tube channel at artsy sport news is available to you at and it's i so go there and check it out thanks for watching. wolf. science technology innovation all the moves developments from around russia we've got the future covered. all. wealthy british st

nicole, a divorce mediator, is also a newly divorced single mom. you're divorced. it was very difficult. very overwhelming. very isolating. but i've gotten the other side and i've put in the expo everything i wish i had and that i hope that other people can take advantage of. >> surprisingly, they say, it was one of the most romantic cities in the world that inspired them to bring a divorce expo to new york city. >> we flew to paris, went to the expo, fell in love with the idea. >> i'm assuming you'd never seen anything like this before? >> never. >> a lot of people say divorce expo is going to be depressing or sad. it's not. it's quite the opposite. it's very empowering and uplifting. >> like a bridal expo, services of all kinds will be showcased. but there will be no bands or florists here. >> they're going to get access to close to 100 professionals that deal with divorce. >> you might imagine that there would be therapists, attorneys, mediators there. but what you might not think about would be hair stylists, plastic surgeons. >> we've got all this information,