nicole kidman.ew book "change sings: a children's anthem" is available today. poet amanda gorman is here [ cheers and applause how cool is she. oh, my goodness. and we've got great stand-up in studio from nore davis, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause and later in the show, all new "tonight show hashtags." so stay tuned for that it's good. [ cheers and applause guys, as i said before, this week the u.n. general assembly is with leaders coming in from all over the world is happening. they're going to give speeches they're going to meet each other. but sometimes when you meet new people it can be hard to break the ice. which is why a lot of leaders come prepared with their very own 'getting to know you' icebreakers i'll show you what i mean. it's time for "tonight show icebreakers. [ cheers and applause ♪ tonight sho ice brakers ♪ >> jimmy: first up, we have british prime minister boris johnson. his icebreaker is, "which fork do you use to comb your hair?" [ laughter ] nice icebreaker. get's

i don't know how to offer condoleanses to nicole -- condolences to nicole's family, her husband, her father and mother and sister and friends. their loss is beyond my comprehension. i can only offer my awe and gratitude that humanity has a small band of brothers and sisters like nicole for without them, america, that last best hope of mankind on this earth, would not be possible. across this capitol depicts general washington in uniform ascending to the heavens flanked by victory and freedom and surrounded by the essence and fruits of a free nation and in that depiction, washington beckons. and from little towns like roseville, california, decent young men and women with promising young futures like nicole answer and i don't know how their families can bear it. but i do know what we owe them. before her father left the stage at a community memorial he had one request. he pleaded, never forget her. please, never forget her. we can never repay that debt except to honor her memory, keep her sacrifice always in mind and to draw inspiration and devotion to god and to country. and remember

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>> yes, nicolle. at lyft and i have gotten the most amazing, heartwarming messages from members of my team and all teams at lyft actually, individuals sharing really personal stories and telling me that they are so glad to see that we have taken a stand around lyft. it's being considered a sort of galvanizing company culture moment. really in a way that we couldn't have predicted when we made this stand on friday. you know, we did that because we thought it was right. we didn't know what the response was going to be. i can tell you that our employee base has just been very, very heartened. and i think it's actually been a moment of bringing us altogether and that's been especially great during this time where we've all been apart for a year and a half because of the covid-19 pandemic. >> kristin sverchek, thank you so much for spending some time with us today. i'd like to stay in touch and hear how this plays out. >> i'd love that. >> i'd really love to continue to have this conversation with you so t

the town where nicole grew up. we cannot forget nicole's story and we owe it to nicole and her family to ensure her legacy is one that prevents injustice like she suffered from ever happening again. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. higgins: madam speaker, the buffalo niagara region faces a serious and tragic rise in gun violence as does the entire country. it has devastated neighborhoods and torn families apart. crime data released this week confirms that this is a local problem but a national problem as well. in 2020, the number of murders in our country spiked by 30%, a record increase. this year the department of justice created the violence prevention and elimination response task force called viper its aim is getting illegal guns off our streets and stopping violent crime. viper has been remarkably

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hi, ari. >> hi, nicole.ght with a straightforwd explanation of what is happening in washington that affec your life because there's a lot happening. toght republicans are actually trying to shut down the entire government and also send the united states into a rare and what would be catastrophic finance. >> al: default, something that, to be clear,ay not actually happen but is at least on the table as a risk. the whole thing is real because no one can guarantee what happens next. you could hava shutdown. you could have bridgesnd roads cr

>> i'll try to find the hope here, nicolle.ore thing that i was trying to get at there and that you get at i think every day on this show is that there are a lot of issues that we have to deal with as a country. democracy is the one that we can't get wrong, and that has to be the core north star for everything that we do. and if we can fight through this, if we can show that you can go through this kind of authoritarian resurgence on one side of our politic, if we can fight through this and improve upon it, it is a very relevant example for the rest of the world that is dealing with it. that work of pursuing democracy can ripple out in a way i think will be a more relevant example to the world than issuing edicts about democracy from a mountain top. we have to fight through this moment we are in and we're america, we know how to do that. we know how to do big things, we've done it before. >> seeing our struggle and land on the right spot, seeing us elect president joe biden, is that your point? is that what you are saying, ben?

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nicole kidman was a top female on our list and she said yes, we jumped at it.so pleased that she is giving her talent to amc. liz: it's understated but it's fabulous it was written by oscar nominee billy ray who is amazing, captain phillips, richard juul, i do want to ask you, there is no doubt. liz: it's important to point this out. go for it. >> let me quickly tell you that we got nicole in to show you how involved she was, this is her industry she wants theaters coming back to, she said i read the commercial, i think it would be better i think you should get billy ray to rewrite it. she then said and i worked with directors for 25 or 30 years and these are the two best directors, you pick which one you want nicole is in this from top to bottom she was our director. liz: adam you are a survivor and you made it through an unbelievable 17 months, no dispute on that but the company is under 11 billion in debt, why spend a significant chunk of that, 25 million on the ad campaign instead of paying down some of the debt? >> i don't want to be cavalier by saying it'

>> reporter: hi, nicolle. i can confirm what you said which is not a single ballot has been counted in california. polls don't close until later this evening. when i talked to larry elder yesterday about this election, whether or not he would accept the results and he declined, the next question i had was what would governor newsom do in response? now we know. we've had the opportunity to catch up with governor newsom up here in san francisco. he traveled from down south in southern california up here earlier this morning. and i spoke to him about what larry elder said and what he would do in response. here's his answer. >> i spoke to larry elder yesterday and he refused to commit to accepting the results of the election. i'm curious if you heard what he had to say, what do you make of that -- >> i'll take my mask off on that one. just think about what you just said to me. donald trump putting out something for the second time. what that sends -- what that message sends to the united states people all across t

>> nicole, i'm really concerned.hit with this, and i wonder if it's also an escalation, that they're essentially striking closer and closer to senior leaders in order to send a signal that, hey, we can do that. i think the other thing that's infuriating is in the ranks, there's a lot of concern that this is not being taken seriously. i have friends that work at the state department who have gone on overseas assignments recently and one of them said to me, i hope i get one more tour in before i get a traumatic brain injury. so, it kind of tells you that this is really worrying the entire workforce, and it seems to be escalating to targets that are closer and closer to leaders that are so senior in the government. it would be a catastrophe if one of them were to come down with this, and it really shows american weakness that we can't defend against it after we've known about something going on for four or five years. >> i mean, clint, let me read you what the latest sort of public statement is from the cia. where this

and what is the next step, nicolle? are they going to remove these mandates for children to be vaccinated to go to school? are we going to go back to the days where children get polio or children die of mumps or smallpox or chicken pox? is that the next stem here? is this going to be a three-alarm fire as it relates to the health of those children including those that have been orphaned by this relentless disease? we are blessed in the united states to have great scientists and a wonderful medical community, and they have always been respected in our country and maybe the lasting damage here is what they're doing to them, people like dr. patel, that somehow now it's been an all-american activity to give the back of your hand to the doctor who has chosen a profession because they want to help others live a healthy life. >> dr. patel, tim miller, thank you for starting us off. claire is sticking around for the hour. when we come back, are senate democrats again close to a deal on voting rights legislation, and could presi

>> well, no, of course it's not right, nicole.ere that are just bewildering. maybe sometimes i get to, since i'm not in d.c. anymore, i have the clarity of looking at this with the california arks but everybody seems to have capitol hill brain on this like, every single republican has convinced themselves that, you know, stopping joe biden's agenda is more important than any sort of policy outcome that may or may not help americans. it would be one thing if the republicans in the house said, you know, we have these three specific critiques about the infrastructure bill. we think it spends too much on a, we would like to see more spent on b they're not doing any of that. they're not engaging in the policy at all. this is just all about the game of politics and getting a win. and so a bill that in the senate, you know, got double-digit republican votes, nancy pelosi can't count on those votes, any sort of votes in the house, which has a much bigger republican caucus because mccarthy's trying to line everybody up because they see thi

but it's also this, nicole. those who are committed to science, who are dedicated to their children, they are going to be excited. then there are those who have been involved in this or influenced by this anti-vaxxer movement. they are going to do what they continue to do. we can measure the scale of our irresponsibility as a nation by how we've responded to this spread the delta variant among our children. this is where i am not so optimistic, nicole. i understand it. i hear claire. i hear the doctor. but i am thinking about sandy hook. i am thinking when all those babies died we thought we were going to get something reasonable on gun control. what happened? nothing. and here we have babies intubated. we have babies on ventilators. we have pediatric hospitals overrun. and we still have the likes of tate reeves saying stuff as stupid as what we heard in that interview with jake tapper. >> is there a point where you think people in mississippi or in alabama, where more people are dying than being born, reject th

>> i think there are two things at play here, nicolle. the strategic sign is what you showed from the rival network. this is soft fascism. tucker came back from hungary. we had an article in "bulwark" from a conservative journalist actually in hungary whose newspaper got shut down and they have to print it across the border. this is essentially the kind of authoritarian thing you see in china. that's what tucker admires and the marjorie taylor greenes of the world want. they want donald trump to come back in and start instituting a punish your enemies type government here in america. i think along the more, if you will, mainstream or corporate republicans, the ken mccarthys of the world, i think that is less of a strategy and more of what all president's men. they're not very bright when things got out of hand. i think kevin mccarthy thought he was doing wrestling and he was play acting and it wasn't a big deal. trump would leave on january 20th and i would pretend to go pretending to go along with it and the capitol gets stormed. he's sc

, soy nicole suárez, muchas gracias por estar con nosotros y vamos con las nicias el agua arrastró todoluvia caída que causó dos muertes y también inundó todo, vamos con los detalles con isa osorio buenas tardes cuéntanos. ->> ¿qué tal nicole? así amanece ecatepec en estado de méxico y los trabajos de limpieza en las calles desde esta mañana y al menos dos personas murieron el luego de las inundaciones y fuertes corrientes arrastrando vehículos y vecinos salvaron a un bebé su madre de la corriente. >> esto es una emergencia en todo el municipio pero además, en condado de hidalgo las lluvias también causaron innundaciones en 10 colonias, el hospital quedó totalmente inundado y habrían perdido la vida unos 10 pacientes del área covid-19 porque al quedar suspendida la energía eléctrica quedaron sin oxígeno pero las autoridades aún no confirman esto, es el panorama que dejaron las lluvias en departamentos municipios del país, regresamos con ustedes a los estudios. >> qué lástima, eso pasa en méxico y aquí en estados unidos el presidente joe biden llegó a nueva york y nueva jersey para ver l

. >> this is nicole speaking. there's a question in the q&a about general concern around the bus route issues. the comment doesn't elaborate beyond that. i'm wondering if the commenter would like to say more. if you're having access issues -- this is nicole speaking agaio email your comment instead, you can email mod@sfgov.org and we happily read your comments when we have open public comment again at the latter half of this meeting. >> co-chair madrid: so while we are on that, we are going to proceed to item number 4 on the agenda. >> clerk: okay, item number 4 is the co-chair report. so in august the mdc did not hold a public meeting and instead had an annual planning meeting. the council members agreed to focus on several issues for the remainder of 2021, and the beginning of 2022. it includes j.f.k. drive, golden gate park accessibility solutions and community engagement. better market street accessibility improvements. shared spaces permanent program audit and enforcement practices the clerk for small busines

>> good morning, nicolle -- or good afternoon, nicolle. i'm sorting out the week.'t had time to digest it yet. you're right. i'm not only a former member of the party, i was vice charge of the health and human services committee of the new hampshire house. that's where i'm coming from. we have even more vaccine craziness coming out today in new hampshire. >> what is happening today? >> well, today the fiscal committee of the new hampshire general court rejected $27 million in federal funds earmarked for distributing the covid vaccine in the state of new hampshire. i was worried about this. i mean all of our citizens -- well, not all of our citizens. a large number of our citizens want to get vaccinated. so i contacted patricia tillie of the new hampshire department of public health and i asked her what is this going to mean. she told me it is going to mean three things. she says by with withholding the funds we lost the ability to easily get vaccine to everyone who needs a booster including first responders. she tells me we have lost the ability to plan for and dis

>> you're nothing if not consistent, nicolle. supreme court ruled. the answer then was, no, these vigilante laws are preposterous and nobody thinks that this is the right way to run a constitutional system. the fact that it's done by private entities means somehow you get a "get out of jail free" card. that's ridiculous. if anything else, it's worse than having the state do it. yes, if it were guns or anything else, i expect those laws to be struck down in a matter of minutes. so we are in this very unusual posture. this is where the justice department filing last night is so important because i think it confirms what many of us already knew, which is the stakes of abortion access are far too high for this constitutional right to be taken away without so much as even a written judicial opinion by the supreme court just because it's left to private vigilantes and the like. and so we talked about this one week ago on your show. the justice department filed a lawsuit last week, but it didn't have any immediate effect. they needed to

>> well, nicolle, happy labor day.publican leadership, it is a race to see who can outflank who in the next republican primary with red meat appeasing the trumpites. it is no longer about what is best for public policy. it is how to go to the far extreme where you don't believe in science and you don't believe in good public policy, but what is far right and can appease to their base. so we should be focusing on issues like health care and covid recovery and medicaid expansion, but we're focused on those red meat issues that you laid out in your opening monologue. i think that they are putting politics over the people, and it is unpatriotic and certainly untexan. >> i want to, representative, put your governor abbott's approval rating. only 41% of texans approve of him. 50% disapprove. 41% of them strongly disapprove. in a normal moment in our country's politics -- and i know this is anything but that -- leaving your state to fend for itself, leaving the power grid through political considerations and neglect, would be

nicole, this was the opposite of defunding the police. to local police to establish national standards. why would anyone be against a database of bad apple cops or collecting better data on police killings? these reforms are literally a matter of life and death. every year, u.s. cops kill about 1,000 people. this year, they're right on track. the failure of congress will cause people's lives, those people will be disproportionately black and brown, and the message from the republicans is that they simply don't ware. care. >> the reverend al sharpton and our friend, paul butler, thank you so much for spending time with us today. >>> when we come back, how elected officials are confronting disinformation about covid as a public health crisis. that story's next. that sto'sry next. when traders tell us how to make thinkorswim even better, we listen. like jack. he wanted a streamlined version he could access anywhere, no download necessary. and kim. she wanted to execute a pre-set trade strategy in seconds. so we gave 'em thinkorswim web. beca

her family said they will always remember her for her strength, conviction and compassion. >> nicole was the most amazing person on this planet and that is just not my opinion. ask anyone who knew her. she up lefted everyone she was around. she had been described by many as a bright light. >> they also say nicole was a fearsome warrior yet a compassionate caregiver. days beef she died this photo of her cradling an afghan infant went viral. >>> next at 5 and streaming, a familiar sound through the streets of san francisco. the wild scene caught on camera. >> it is being called a seismic mome >> a a wild scene caught on camera. they were to break up a side show in the neighborhood near the bay bridge early this morning. a viewer shooting this video of cars spinning donut as round 2:00 a.m. at the intersection. dozens of vehicles and spectators blocked traffic as cars peeled out and spun around. no word yet if police made any arrests or cited any spectators. >> this just in, four space tour wrists ended their trip to orbit. watch. [applause] new year's spacex capsule parachuted into the

>> well, first of all, hi, nicolle.ay -- tuesday. >> tuesday. >> i keep getting the days wrong. last week i said it was friday. >> it happens. >> when it was, in fact, thursday. now today i'm saying it is monday when it is in fact tuesday. my whole calendar thing is messed up. i don't know why you come to me first. i don't think it is new. i don't think the thing you just said is new. i think the reason you and i and others who have been on this at least since january 6th and i would say some of us before that, have thought we were in this existential crisis moment around voting rights is that it has always been the case that nothing was going to stop these republican legislators in the wake of trump leaving office and making this the creed for the party that the election was stolen. they wanted to do this anyway. trump is, as usual, not really a leader. he is the accelerant, the match on the fire, right. >> yeah. >> so all of these republicans have for a long time wanted to restrict voting rights. they've wanted to be

>> that's right, nicolle. event what we tend to see is a splinter, a break into pieces, and then what you will see is competition to essentially be more extreme. you will have factions that sort of settle down and become more mainstream. you will have other french factions that will excel rate and try to be more extreme. this sort of making a show of yourself is a way to track the most extreme-seeking members to your cause. september 18th is a vehicle to do that. these are people that are doubling down on it, and we've seen lots of calls for rallies at the federal level, the state level. this is the first one that's gotten a lot of attention for a couple of reasons. one, you have elected officials again like madison cawthorn that are calling for activities in and around september 18th. the next thing is the republicans, at least on their side for the most part, have not pushed this down and said don't exhibit behavior like this. in fact, they've accelerated just like charlie was talking about. so when you see

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>> i think you start, nicolle, with calling it what it is. we don't call domestic terrorism terrorism. it's not classified as such by the justice department. we're just relying on third-party groups out there and nonprofit organizations that are in this space, in the cyberspace, in the intelligence space to back fill, to sort of do the level of communication along those lines. yeah, we may have the fbi monitor certain activities of the kkk or proud boys, but they're hamstrung by that domestic qualification. this is a domestic organization. these are just nice people who actually go to church on sunday. yeah, but what they're doing monday through saturday winds up turning out on january 6th. so the reality of it is we have to call the thing what it is. and i think once you do that, it then changes the dynamics for members of my party who still want to pretend that all those people who, yeah, they walk through the orderly lines inside the capitol are actually terrorists, domestic terrorists. and once you change what the thing is and you call it

>> nicole, happy labor day. unfortunately, many in the republican leadership -- who can outflank who in the next republican primary with red meat appeasing the trump fights. it is no longer about what's best for texas or good public policy. it is how to go to the far extreme where you don't believe in science and you don't believe in good public policy, but what is far right and can appeals to their base. we should be focusing on issues like health care and covid recovery, and medicaid expansion. but we focus on those red wreaked issues that you opened up. they are putting politics before people, it is unpatriotic, and on texan. >> i want you to put up abbots approval rating, 41% of texans approve of, him 50% disapprove.

let's bring in congresswoman nicole malliotakis, represents part of new york city. i need your reaction to this vaccine mandate in the city. >> well, stuart, as you know when i was on your show a couple weeks ago, i said that i was opposed to this vaccine mandate because, number one, it's just unfair. you are segregating classes of people, and you're also hurting these small businesses that have bore the brunt of these mandates throughout the entire pandemic despite the fact that it's 1%, science shows, 1% is traced back to restaurants. i've spoken to business owners in my district who are either closing theirindoor area or they have had party cancellations,they are suffering because they don't have the staffing to be able to check these and insure that they are authentic, and they're concerned about being hit with significant fines by our money-grabbing mayor, bill de blasio. so it is an issue, it is a concern. i know there are a number of

congresswoman nicole malliotakis thank you very much.es in hospitals are down 25% over last couple weeks. hospitalizations are down about 17%. you know vaccinations work but the impact, rollout of all these policies hitting hard. congresswoman nicole malliotakis thanks for joining us. coming up this hour border towns braces for a potentially massive migrant surge. panama says 60,000 coming. we'll talk to the mayor of uvalde, texas, about the impact on border towns in his region. many afghan refugees ending up at fort mccoy in wisconsin. we'll take a look. gop strategist ford o'connell. we'll look at many misleading statements from the white house. this is partly to blame for why the president's poll numbers have been going down. the story next. elizabeth: okay. afghan refugees coming into the u.s. including at fort mccoy in wisconsin. mike tobin joins us from fort mccoy with a look inside. mike, great to see you. reporter: good to see you, too and here on the base, liz, there are some 12,600 afghan refugees waiting to begin their new lif

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. >>> check out what happened to actress nicole richie as she blew out her candles on her 40th birthdayc with the caption, so far 40 is lit. she's always had the greatest sense of humor. we hope she is okay. without a doubt. >>> we have a lot more ahead including holiday shipping wars with full cargo ships stuck offshore. what some major retailers are doing to make sure you can get gifts for everyone. that is coming up. michael? >>> now we turn to more on the gabby petito case and how it's helping spark new interest in finding other missing persons. her disappearance mobilizing people online hunting for clues and now turning their attention to other unsolved cases. t.j. holmes joins us with that. good morning, t.j. >> good morning, stra. there are some names that become household names -- lacey peterson. natalee holloway. elizabeth smart. gabby petito. there are others like kierra coles or jelani day. why don't you know those names? those are people that didn't get a lot of media a lot are taking advantage of this moment to not just highlight other cases but also highlight the disparity

nicole is the one that is obsessed with disney.y obsessed i mean she is going to disney for her her honeymoon, hence the disney backpack we got her for her bridal shower. the proposal was beautiful. it looks like a princess fairytale story. we will miss you very much. congratulations, nicole and joe. that wraps it up for me. coming up you have katherine zimmerman, american enterprise institute fellow joins balance of power on bloomberg television and radio. i will hit over to radio, "the cable" on dab digital radio at 12:00 new york, 5:00 in london. we got through september but the first day of september does feel like a safety trade evolving. you have tech outperforming. utilities also outperforming. the dollar trading heavy, little bit of a bid trying to get some action in the bond markets will stop yields lower one basis point after the adp miss. the narrative is may be will see the vet than expected. the ism manufacturing came in strong. new orders quite strong. big labor turnover. 20% to 25% of manufacturers are seeing their l

nicole, let me start with you.and back, and as a parent myself, i have a son and a daughter, try to put myself in your shoes. it i is impossible, believe me. i understand that and i'm very sorry to all of you for living through this. i'm trying to understand why this boyfriend, ex-fiance, ends up back at his home in florida and will not tell you where he last saw your daughter? why won't -- any human being with a soul would be doing every thing possible to help get the answers to find your daughter and every day that passes now gets more difficult, doesn't it? >> it's scary and heartbreaking. i don't know how to describe it, to be honest with you. we are running out of time and we are scared for gabby. we think she might be in danger and we just want him to talk. just tell us, where was she? where did you leave her? i want to just know what happened and i'm getting angry now at this point, as you can tell. i am beyond frustrated. as a mother to another mother, i beg his mother to make and speak or at least, for the

hay noticias de ella vamos con más detalles acerca de esta noticia con lourdes >>> así es qué tal nicole a esta estudiante universitaria de 19 años mía que desapareció el viernes en la tarde nos encontramos en el complejo donde vive y trabaja la comunidad ha hecho un pequeño memorial donde se reunieron ayer emotivo que su abuela tuvo un desmayo por tanta emoción vamos a conocer nuevos detalles sobre este sujeto que es la única persona de interés armando caballero de 27 años de edad conocemos poco de él pero hay un video donde se le ve bajar de un automóvil trayendo una cobija rosa de mía según la familia un pedazo de evidencia más en este caso que tiene a la comunidad consternada pero la familia no pierde la esperanza >>> encontrarla no importa cómo esté porque podemos arreglarla >>> la búsqueda sigue en este complejo y también en el complejo de departamentos donde vivía caballero hay una zona boscosa donde se está repartiendo panfletos hasta dar con su paradero regreso contigo >>> en chicago también hay una familia que llora la pérdida de una hija melissa de la garza la joven hispana as

good morning, nicol. we appreciate you joining us today. you said that this particular crisis at the border was preventable. helps us understand why? >> good morning. well, most of these haitians have been in mexico for a period of time, many, many months, often many, many years. they've been living at the u.s./mexico border since as far back as 2016 trying to get across and seek asylum. but the border has been closed, largely to haitians. it's been very, very difficult, if not impossible, for them to seek asylum at the border. others have been stuck at the mexico/guard mall la border and have recently gotten through there. so somehow -- we haven't figured out how -- but there is a rumor that people could cross at this del rio area and so people who were trying to seek asylum flocked to this area to try to get across. it was preventable because the biden administration knew that these haitian asylum seekers were there. we've been telling them for years that they needed to start opening up the border, the ports of entry, to allow them to law

. >> nicole is the most amazing person on this planet.he uplifted everyone she was around and she had been described by many as a bright light. >> nicole's family say they will always remember her. that photo cradling an infant went viral. >> so much love and attention. >> hundreds of mourners gathered at this river side church to honor the life of. >> and looking live out at san francisco where the city is launching a new initiative to keep covid rates low in schools. the goal is to make not only easier for students to get vaccinated but encourage their family members to also role up their sleeves. the family also wants it up and running for kids as young as 5. >> one of the main reasons why we are out here is to build up to the expansion of pediatric vaccinations. >> i would be getting out of clinic, a big one, but it's whatever as long as i get a vaccine. >> the clinics are located at schools in the richland and bay view districts and up don't need an appointment. >>> meantime a vigil for a missing woman who has gathered national atten

but as you point out, nicole, there is also the risk of roe being erased in certain states.s, we have this very unusual situation where legal opponents of abortion rights decided to come up with a mechanism so devious that the supreme court would say, well, we just can't review this. we can't enjoin this law from going into effect because texas has cleverly guaranteed a private bounty hunter, private vigilante mechanism to enforce its law so there's no one in state government for us to enjoin from enforcing the law and that's a disingenuous sort of a legal analysis. but it's correct, i think, that that means that roe is functionally dead, as cecile says, in texas. there are other states that would like to follow that approach and likely will and of course they may not need to depending on what the supreme court does when dobbs vs. jackson women's health center is decided this term. that could end abortion rights nationwide or at least in states that take advantage of that ruling and no longer provide access to abortion. >> katty, i cannot overstate the political loser it is

i printed them out for them. >> the girl was nicole lukas. >> he just kept saying i'll kill you.e. >> the incident happened about two years earlier in dante's house. jason says she told him she was so afraid of dante, she never reported it to police. now the police went looking for her and what she told them sounded like an eerie echo of what they believed happened to sarah. >> he kept trying to touch my body, and he opened the zipper to my shorts, and then he had a knife above his bed, and he had it at my throat. he was like waving it around. >> nicole shared her story on video with a reporter from "newsday, " a long island newspaper. >> and he said that he would kill me, and he said, "are you scared, " and i said, "no" cause i was just trying to like -- i didn't want to show him fear. and then he got -- he actually touched my throat with the knife. >> nicole says they struggled, he punched her several times and then she panicked and hit him in the face. >> that was my chance to run cause he was like -- he was like on his side. he was just in shock that i smacked him. >> she esc