a tragedy in nicole's family.er mother's brother killed before nicole was ever born. >> i lost my brother to a drunk driver. >> reporter: it was 1986 when her brother got in a car with a drunk driver. >> my brother was 22. he was just graduating college. >> reporter: how much did that affect you at that time in your life? >> life has never been the same and never will be, ever. >> reporter: nicole's mom says she's made it clear nicole is never to get in a car with anyone who's been drinking. >> she does know that if she finds herself in a situation where maybe the designated driver is drinking, she can call me anywhere, any time, we will come and get her with no questions asked. >> still, nicole's mom is not certain about what her daughter will do today. >> i hope that she doesn't go. >> reporter: and what does our expert think will happen? >> i was listening to your interview off stage. i'm a little mixed, but statistics say that they'll probably get in the car. >> let's hope the statistics are wrong in this case

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as she heals, nicole realizes she's lucky. injuries could have been so much worse. >> thankfully i miraculously landed flat. i didn't land on my head. i didn't break anything. i just had a concussion and i had just strained my lower back. >> after nicole's accident, the team retires the russian swing. >> i think after the incident everyone was in agreement that the swing should not be used again. >>> in syracuse, new york, an olympic hopeful has a dangerous encounter with the vault. >> oh, good heavens. >> in his heyday, brian meeker was a champion gymnast. now he's doing what he loves most -- teaching kids to become super athletes. >> perfect. give me five. that a girl. >> meeker has competed as a big ten champion. was an ncaa all-american, and a member of the 1984 olympic team. more than two decades later, he co-owns kenwood gymnastic center in minneapolis. >> gymnastics is a very unique sport, knowing your body and space, being able to stand up and do a flip at any time is kind of a cool thing, too. >> while brian is known

they are our all-access guests, blair underwood and nicole ari parker. >> you must be stanley.> yes. >> where's little woman? >> in the bathroom. >> here with the stars of the revived hit "a streetcar named desire," blair underwood and nicole ari parker. con gratelationgratulatio congratulations. that's a big deal. >> yes. >> the shows are closing out around us. it's by word of mouth. the word on the street is this is the show to come to. >> this is a huge hit. >> "a," it's a classic american play and "b," blair underwood is in it. >> like nicole said, it's a classic. many people feel as though they know it or think they know it. it's important to have a barometer, point of reference. >> one of the perceptions is that you all have radically changed the play from the original tennessee williams version or even the randall version. >> minor things. >> minor changes. >> people are basing it on the movie. a lot of people haven't read the actual play. they're going off the movie version in 1951 which was made at a time when censorship is very high. most of the stories, the key turni

former prosecutor jeffrey gold and criminal defense attorney nicole debord.se stressed him out and caused his death. does it fly? >> i don't think it flies. the personal injury has a client that's a dead minister, married 56 years, paid his mortgage until chase decide today send him a letter he ought to refinance. where the problem for chase comes is the fellow at the bank who said you ought to skip one of your payments, that's a problem. i don't think that the bank could foresee that anybody would die because of that so i don't think that's going to go but the fact they foreclosed, they got put out of the house, i think they'll settle for money. it's not going to be about the death of the minister but for whatever they did that put them out of the house. >> what a legal precedent. don't send letters that stress out people not paying bills because if they die, you're in big trouble. >> i think that's the point. i think that the death claim is a difficult one to make. however it's a interesting time for the bank to be sued by people who are in foreclosure type

her can specialist and renee's twodaughters, michelle and nicole, join me now. i'm so sorry for your loss. you know, i talked a lot about your mom, michelle, after that program because i thought a lot about that. can you -- can you tell me a little -- was she able to get any other treatment after that? >> she did. she was on another form of chemotherapy. but it didn't work like they had expected it to. she had some complications from that chemotherapy and got sicker and sicker. and then she went into hospice care about a month ago. >> what was it like? did she talk about this? was she -- because at the time, she was measured and calm when i spoke to her, i remember. she couldn't get the medication she needed. did she talk to you about that? >> yeah, absolutely. you know, it's frustrating because you feel like -- you're in this time now in 2012 and you feel like you're in america. why can't you get these -- these drugs that you need to treat something so serious. but she was very open it how serious everything was. and her wishes and how she wanted everything don

nicole boys founder and -- nicole boice founder of the rare disease network hears stories similar tohat of the beery family daily. >> i get calls and letters everyday from different parents and there are common themes common things that all of these families share. a they feel isolated and alone. b, they have had trouble finding a diagnosis or they've had trouble finding the right caregivers. the necessary information that they need. nicole boice founded the children's rare disease network after watching a close friend struggle after the birth of a child. >> the whole entire process you know, the lack of diagnosis, the stress it was their first child, emotionally, physically, financially, socially, just the whole process seemed broken by just felt like there's got to be something that i can help with. >> but nicole boice believes the advent of low cost dna sequencing will help parents discovery of disease and diagnosis. >> what dna sequencing brings to these families is the potential of uncovering what the child has much more quickly. what it provides this community is unprecedented.

i'm nicole didonada live from east town.nd those details coming up. >> local reporter, remaining very cool under pressure after this vicious attack by a neighborhood cat. nicole is now being treated for rabies. >> really? >> no, i'm making that up. i'm making that up. >> looked like a harmless cat, but a little scary there. her voice went up a couple octaves. >> no rabies, just for the record. >> thank you, dan. >>> now we're going to switch gears, a major break in the case of the louisiana college student that went missing. mickey shunick disappeared days before her 24th birthday. they have arrested a former sex offender and charged him with her murder. bazi kanani is here. >> reporter: police are not releasing many details just yet. but it appears the case is taking a sad turn for a family who had hopes she would be found alive. instead, a registered sex offender has been arrested and charged with murder. overnight, police searched brandon lavergne's home. in church point, louisiana. six miles where she was last seen alive

up next, we hear from nicole eustace. for the next half hour she talks about her book, "1812, war and the passions of patriotism" and answers questions from callers. >> joining us in the studio here at american history tv, for the war of 1812, nicole eustace, a history professor at new york university and the author of "1812, the war and the passion of patriotism." thanks for joining us today. >> thank you so much for having me, bill. it aps pleasure to be here. >> you write in the book that the war needs to be considered as much a cultural event as much as a military event. what do you mean by that? >> one of the things that's quite fascinating about this war that makes it truly significant in american history is that it's the first war which was formally declared through a constitutional process. in the history of the united states and depending how you define it in the history of modern democracies period, and that makes it fascinating to think about if the public has a say in this war, because there is a president who

but they have a mother in nicole kidman.tell us about that relationship, which at least seems strained. >> i think people, in popular mind, thatay be true. they have joint custody. they are close to their father. they grew up in los angeles with their father. nicole kidman has seen her children over the years. relationships are complicated. and nicole kidman has spoken about that at length. they're trying to find their way to a family relationship. it's a divided family as all families do when they go through a divorce. i'm not sure there's exact parallels, other than he's a famous person and been through two well-known divorces. >> maybe high-profile tea leaf reading. let's look at the relationship between tom and his daughter, suri. obviously, they were separated by an ocean and coast-to-coast, in the days since the filing. what do we know about that relationship now? >> we know tom has had regular contact with suri. they've spoken several times a day. we know they're in touch. we also believe from sources that bella and c

before she came here, nicole was never enthusiastic about doing her homework. we used to have to sit next to her to get it done she does it herself -- to get it done. on june 14, she has finished her a summer reading. she loves to read now. she is surrounded by classmates who are doing the same thing to a encourage each other. the school has created a community where they encourage each other to love learning. before we knew about the possibility of kipp high school, we were searching for high schools that would match the high level of academics like kipp. when kipp high school came to our family, we absolutely knew nicole needed to finish at this level. while we were surging, we found good options. but now that we know about this high school, the search is over. we know the new school would continue this great work, and will give mccaul all the opportunities to reach her goals. please give us the opportunity, so that nicole and the other kids continue their path to success. thank you. >> good evening. i am the board chair of the seven kipp bay area schools. we

. >> what was she like -- nicole, you know, just the last few months? was she -- i know you said she was in hospice. what was her spirit like? what -- >> for michelle's wedding in april, it was phenomenal. just the change of scenery, being in the bahamas was -- was good for her. but even when she first started off at hospice care, at her house it was great. that's exactly what she wanted. we couldn't have asked for anything better. even when we moved to the hospice house, everything was great. you know, she understood, and we did everything that she wanted. >> i'm going to ask the doctor this question, as well. nicole or michelle, let me ask you, michelle, did she -- did she -- it's hard to ask this almost, but did she think that had she gotten the doxil that she would have survived? >> i think she thought it would have at least put her into remission, maybe save her from taking some the chemo that was detrimental to her that didn't do anything for the cancer. but she had to battle the side effects. i think she definitely thought that she would have had

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nicole had actually been very helpful to her.ren with tom, that they adopted while she was married to tom, partially because of how things went down in that whole settlement. he filed for divorce from nicole kidman. >> to be a fly on the wall during that conversation. between tom's exes. >> she has been a good, private friend according to "us weekly." >> interesting. >>> also, we talked about this yesterday. brad pitt's mom wrote this letter to the editor of a missouri newspaper, against gay marriage, president obama, against abortion rights, and brad and angelina, a liberal couple, politically not aligned with his mother here. according to "star" magazine, angelina was mortified by the comments. she's an advocate of same-sex marriage. a sour tells "star magazine," if brad won't do it, talking to his mother, she will have to do it, how the mother of a prominent celebrity she shouldn't write letters that clash with her son's personal opinions. apparently caused a little bit of a rift in the pitt-jolie household. mama has the a rig

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i'm nicole live in east town. >> oh, my goodness, i think she handled that pretty well.ld have screamed. it is just creeped up there. michigan reporter nicole denato was outside a brewery, the reporter tweeted, learned my lesson, never make eye contact with a cat before a levities again. i would have screamed it just crept up on her shoulder. >> i could totally see that happening to me. if you do a quick you tube of that, there's tons of reporter videos in that happening but cats attacking the reporter. >> live tv,man, you never know. >> you never know what will happen. let's take a look at the temperature trend, yesterday afternoon, look what happened, 11:00 in the morning, 94, lunchtime all the way up to 97 degrees. i think today will be a repeat performance eventually falling back into the 80s but i think today we hit a hundred degrees and that opened the door tomorrow that will again hit 100 degrees, nobody out at the harbor right now. that will change. look at the temperature yesterday, 99 degrees in the city limits. we talk to lauren cook yesterday, she's cooking.

. >>> joing us in the studio, nicole eustis the thank you for joining us today. >> thank you for having me. it's a pleasure to be here. >> you write the war needs to be considered as much of a culture event as a military event. what do you mean by that? >> one of the things that makes it significant is that it's the first war which was formally declared through a "constitutioco constitutional process. that makes it fascinating to think about if the public has a say in this war because there is a president who is elected and this is a democracy and he's answerable to the public. >> that term, passions of patriotism, what does that mean to you. if you think about it, passion of patriotism, what are the emotions that are underneath patriotism? in the era of 1812 people were very interested in passion and they were interested in passion for two reasons. they thought passions were what really kind of stirred the soul and motivated people to take action and take forceful action. so if you were going to be an effective patriot you had to be a passionate patriot. at the same time the war of 181

you are across from the theater complex, right, nicole?h, it's the police chief. >> accuracy, to rely on us, okay? approximately 12:30 this morning a gunman appeared at the front of one of the theaters in the century 16 theater behind me here. witnesses tell us that he released some sort of canister. they heard a hissing sound and a gas emerged. and then we know that the gunman opened fire. now, i'm saying the gunman, because as of right now, we only know of one gunman, okay? and we have no evidence of any additional shooters. police officers responded. and found the gunman in the back of the theater, outside in the parking lot in a car, in possession of a gas mask, and as we say, a rifle and a handgun. there was at least one additional weapon that was found inside. the shooting went on for some time. as of right now, we have approximately 50 who were hit and we have 14 dead, 10 in the theater and 4 died at area hospitals. the police response consisted of rushing anyone who was hit immediately into police cars and to hospitals. six area ho

. >> reporter: that's the voice of nicole frye, 1 of some 32,000 residents forced to flee the colorado springs wildfire. >> i'm leaving my house for probably the last time. >> reporter: those words are proving to be prophetic, nicole later learning her home was destroyed. nearly 350 homes were leveled by the fire. two people are dead and at least 10 others reported missing. from the fire line another threat, winds carrying embers up to half a mile away landing on homes igniting mini fires. those homes with wooden roofs their exposed wood trimming didn't stand a chance. colorado springs has been fighting this fight long before this summer's first spark. for years the city has been urging owners to thin out nearby brush around the home and replace 55,000 wooden shake shingle roofs with fireproof material. this is a brand-new roof. what's the difference between that and, let's say, a shake shingle roof that we've seen before? >> a shake shingle roof is >> a shake shingle roof is very combustible. it's wood. this is a cement product. noncombustible. won't burn. >> reporter: there are some

tonight -- charlie sheen, nicole "snooki" polizzi, and music from joe cocker featuring huey lewis.eto and the cletones and now, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ]. >> jimmy: hi, everyone. well, hello there. thank you very much. i'm jimmy and i'm the host of the show. thank you for being with us. we're all very lucky to be here tonight. first of all, we have not one but two great musical guests performing together as they get set to tour the united states starting in dallas tomorrow, joe cocker and huey lewis. also tonight, i don't know if you can sense his presence, charlie sheen is in the building. [ cheers and applause ]. >> jimmy: it explains why there are no hookers left on hollywood boulevard. just in case charlie sheen is not enough madness for you, snooki is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ]. >> jimmy: we probably should have invited dr. drew while we're at it. guillermo, are you prepared for this. >> guillermo: yes. >> jimmy: very good. snooki, by the way, is extremely pregnant. and the last time charlie sheen was here, he kissed me. right directly on the

but let me ask you something, nicole.at does this mean to actual people? you know, nobody discusses politics better than melissa. but i mean human beings that go into the free clinics that you head up nationally. given us an example of not having access to medicaid. what this will do to people. >> the patients that come to free clinics get a bad wrap. most people think they're living on the dole. 83% come from a working household. >> when you say 83% come from a working household you mean people in there are going to work. they're not laying around watching television living off the government. >> exactly. they're working every single day. sometimes they're working two jobs. these mothers are making a hard choice. they're making a choice between getting health care for their child or putting food on the table. that isn't a choice that anyone should have to make. in this country, health care should be a right and not a privilege. we see patients every single day that are already telling us that 2014 is too far. it's too fa

they bring their kids out nicole kidman talked about the same thing how warm and comfortable she felt around you both. that must give you a great sense of satisfaction. >> you're pretty amazed by talent when it comes out when you're in the presence of these people instead of not the kind of director, you know, with a bull horn, you've got to stand here. i mean you need all of that to be done, but, you know, there are times where clive and nicole would be doing a scene say a bed scene, a few of those but you know, i'm sort of an audience, that's how i, you know i -- for my kind of film, i may not be an audience, but i'd be watching them and i forget to say cut. i mean, i'd suddenly realize oh yeah, that's my job cut. but i was enjoying them so much, because they were just enjoying each other so that was fun. >> they work so hard. they really, you know, i mean, they saw what phil was putting everyone worked incredibly hard and had the best time. >> available hbo, hemingway and gellhorn, i wildly encourage people to take a look at it. factualistic historical piece wonderful entertainment

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nicole miller regan.aid -- >> i think when fend menls add up to technicals it's a buy. >> even without risks. >> the upside risk, downside, stock down 80% in the short-term, upside, again, a trade. any time put trades, got to put a stop-loss on it. get in and trade with downside, maybe 40% on the upside. >> i see herb greenberg standing in the newsroom shaking his head. i was waiting for him to yell at you about that. >> what's he drinking. >> sizzling heat sending corn up 20% in a month. what's the smartest way to play today? bye, herb. we're making our pit stop next. today, our financial advisors lead from a new position of strength. together with bank of america, they have access to more resources than ever before. a steadfast commitment to help you achieve your financial goals in life. that's the power of the right advisor. that's merrill lynch. mine was earned off vietnam in 1968. over the south pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to gen

nicole miller regan.ss. >> mcdonald's will have another report to disappoint the street in terms of comp sales. when you have a ceo leave that's part of the culture, i've seen time and time again the company has falloff, whether ge, honey well. >> i think they telegraphed that. if i recall correctly, told carl quintanilla he didn't think stocks bottomed. >> he did. after he told him that they still traded when forecast to come off lower on the street, now stocks off 10%. i don't think it goes down big, up big. nothing wrong withholding it in the group. still a great company with a decent yield, which you don't see in a lot of restaurant companies. >> simon. >> these restaurant companies got a lot of cult followers, very loyal fans. going against moment ums. tough to short it. kudos to nicole for going against the grain frf earnings mistake and catastrophes, traders tell you which companies make it into this year's hall of shame. >>> trading treasuries with john brynjolfsson. we'll be right back. looking f

nicole williams is with us on the phone. medical center where several of the injured or wounded are being treated. nicole, good morning to you. i'm sure it's a chaotic morning. what can you tell us? >> it's been very tense. we've had hundreds of phone calls now from very concerned people across the country calling trying to find their husbands, wives, children. it's been a very emotional morning here at swedish medical center. we do have an 18-year-old male who is currently in fair condition, a 20-year-old male who is currently in critical condition, a 29-year-old female in critical condition. we did have a 19-year-old female that transported to our hospital a few hours after the initial event that just had some minor injuries possibly from some shrapnel is what we're hearing and she has been treated and released at this time. >> can you give us more specifics about the 18-year-old and 20-year-old? where were they shot? what was the extent of their injuries? >> the three that came in initially were all gunshots victims. the

. >> and nicole alinada live in east town.nd more details coming up. >> reporter: nicole handled her surprise visitor rather well. she said the stray cat was wandering around their location and she made the mistake of making eye contact with it. >> looks like a cat has done that before. >> a trick cat. >> i want to say adopt him or something. okay, hot in michigan today. got a report out of calimazoo, heat index of 119 today. the due points back up to 66, 53% humidity. south wind at five. that's going to keep us in that heat. at least a day and a half. barometer rising. 74 oakland, 79 cumberland, 78 ocean city and of course the cities really holding in the heat. baltimore, dc and hagerstown in the mid- and upper 80s. we've had a couple of upper 70s to the north of the city where a lot of rain manchester down to jacksonville. over to long green valley. any where from one to as much as three inches of rain fell yesterday. city on south, not a drop of rain fell. 99 today, the record a long way off from that 105, the high was only

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she only had to look to the fate of tom's previous wife, nicole kidman, to get an idea of what couldaid she was an s.p. even i did. which i feel so irresponsible about. at that time we're like, oh, she's an s.p. that's what they say. >> reporter: after tom's divorce from nicole, the couple's two adopted children stayed with tom and the church. by og f by fer biographer andrew morton says she they're had little relationship with nicole. >> her relationship with the children was pretty distant. down to phone calls and on the internet. >> reporter: if katie feared being apart from her daughter suri, the stakes must have seemed very high as she considered her next move. >> everything katydid sort of leading up to her divorce filing suggests a significant degree of planning. >> a it suggests fear in some way, i think. >> coming up, a bold strategy. >> for katie to completely blind side him, that's something that tom cruise has never ever encountered before. >> what's next when "dateline" continues. ♪ [ male announcer ] the inspiring taste of mcdonald's new spicy chicken mcbites. ♪ poppabl

>> well nicole, we measure our intake by our calories.d an active young man eats about 800 calories for lunch, and a young female should eat about 700 calories. >> so, i think you have some examples that bring those numbers toife. >> i do. we have a big mac, a large fry, and a large soda. and this is about 1,340 calories, and we see with the big mac, we have two burgers, three slices of bread, and their special sauce, which is loaded with calories and fat. >> so that's a lot of calories over here. >> it's a whole lot of calories. >> what do we have over here? >> here is a regular hamburger, a small fry, and a small soda. and this is only about 630 calories. so you've been able to cut out half of your calories if you make that choice. >> so, since you're within your 700, 800 limit, are you able to eat this every day for lunch? >> well, i don't think i'd make that choice. you really are not getting the fruits and vegetables that you need. so there's a lot more nutrition that you should be getting on a daily basis. >> i think my mother would

for "teen kids news," i'm nicole. >> stay with us. there's a lot more coming up on "teen kids news." >> we'll be right back. the talk. [announcer:] new revlon® photoready 3d volume™ mascara the round tip brush coats even the tiniest lash. the innovative formula reflects every lash... for a 100% more magnified look. >> when it comes to adopting a dog, there are a lot of things you may not realize are important. hannah reports on what you need to consider before adding a new four-legged friend to the family. >> they're known as man's best friend. but not all are lucky dogs. some spend long days in animal shelters just waiting to be adopted. that's where andrea arden and the experts at new york's animal haven shelter come in. they have one goal in mind -- to give these dogs a new "leash" on life. >> i think any place you go to adopt a dog, you're doing a good thing -- you're saving a dog's life. anybody who works with a shelter or a rescue group wants people to come in and adopt the animals -- that's the reason we're here. we also want t