i'm nicole byer.e on abc, sasheer zamata is with us. [ cheers and applause ] then later, his album "chloe and the next 20th century" is out now. father john misty on the mercedes eq stage. [ cheers and applause ] i'll be back tomorrow night with my guests heidi klum, kirby howell baptiste, and music from seventeen. you know our first guest from "parks and recreation" and now she's got two new movies. "emily the criminal" is in theaters now. and starting friday, "spin me round" hits theaters and amc plus. please welcome aubrey plaza. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> nicole: oh! oh my god. isn't that fabulous? >> yes, i love it. >> nicole: does it do it for you? >> yes. you know it does. >> nicole: do you pole dance? do you strip? do you frequent strip clubs? tell me about it. >> okay, i don't. but i actually got a pole for my sister. >> nicole: oh! >> as, like, a quarantine activity, because that's what we do in my family. [ laughter ] yeah, i took her to vegas to see the "magic m

i'm nicole byer.n" on netflix, kirby howell-baptiste is with us. [ cheers and applause ] then later, this is their latest album. "sector 17." music from seventeen on the mercedes eq stage. [ cheers and applause ] and make sure to watch "jimmy kimmel live" next week with guest hosts simu liu, lamorne morris and nikki glaser. our first guest came straight out of germany 20 years ago to take the modeling world by storm. since then, she's become a successful businesswoman, reality show host, and harshly judges aspiring stars on "america's got talent." tomorrow night, she returns alongside tim gunn for season three of "making the cut" on amazon prime video. please welcome heidi klum. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> nicole: my goodness! >> oh my goodness! >> nicole: heidi! i have questions but i just want to marvel at your beauty. i love this outfit. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> nicole: my goodness. oh, it's so cute. okay. so let's just get into it. you celebrated an anniversary. >> three years alr

nicole smith has died. >> anna? >> anna. >> anna, one more time. >> she might have been one of the most famous faces in the world. >> shooting for guess makes anna nicole smith a star. >> va-va-voom. wow. >> she was ridiculed, but there's a whole story the public doesn't know. >> people have a perception that she was this dumb blond. she wasn't. >> i'm fine, i'm well, i'm here. >> every single thing i touch has a story to it. >> she snagged a very rich man who was near death. >> one of the world's richest men. >> anna never gave [ bleep ] about money. >> she loved mr. marshall tremendously. >> he left her nothing. zero. ♪ anna, anna, anna, anna nicole ♪ >> she is one hot mess, except maybe she's not that hot anymore. >> make me beautiful dress. >> anna nicole smith just gave birth to a baby girl only to have her 20-year-old son, daniel, die at her maternity bedside. >> and then the unimaginable happens -- anna herself dies just five months later. >> the question ofhy called 911 sooner is never fully answered. >> do

nicole: you are watching dw news.till to come, the groundbreaking skateboarding group in ethiopia challenging the stereotype that girls should not do extreme sports. first, no group has claimed responsibility for bombing a mosque in the afghan capital kabul. it killed more than 20 people, including a prominent cleric. the so-called islamic state has stepped up a tax in afghanistan since the taliban returned to power a year ago. correspondent: the mosque was crowded and the bond powerful -- bomb powerful. dozens died and several children are among the wounded. casualty numbers are expected to rise. security forces have now sealed off the plasticine. but this -- the blast scene. but this neighborhood is still in shock. translator: i lost my cousin. he went to the mosque and then the blast happened. we only found out at midnight that he had lost his life. elena: afghanistan has been hit by regular attack since the taliban seized power in august of last year. many of them have been claimed by the islamic state. last week,

now let's hear from woody holton and nicole maskiell. thank you for joining us today. >> well, welcome and thank you so much for being here. i'm here with woody holton, and i'm really excited to talk about his new book, liberty is sweet: the hidden history of the american revolution. woody, one of your big claims in this book is about the hidden influences on the american revolution. so, i really want to talk about some of those. i really wanted to start out first here talking about the different groups that you highlight in this narrative, this incredibly engrossing narrative about as you term, this hidden history. so, let's jump into it. what are some of these major groups and these hidden influences, and why have they come to shape your research so heavily? >> first, nicole, i want to thank you for doing this all university of south carolina program with me. i have a lot of reasons to be proud of our history program at usc, but the fact that we have two early americans who could have a conversation like this is really cool, and i appr

>> 100%, nicole.mo just goes to show what we already knew in a way which is that donald trump got a blanket pass on his illegal conduct for far too long and there are all sorts of substantive criticisms of the memo, some of which you're referring to and others like the nine-page memo blows off the accusations that donald trump was giving pardons to flip witnesses to his benefit. that's not anywhere mentioned in this. the memo gets key supreme court decisions absolutely wrong. there's a substantive critique. what we haven't talked about is the procedural critique because mueller was a special counsel and i regulated that when i was staffer in 1999 and the whole point of the special counsel was to provide an independent investigation and prosecution of high-level executive branch officials including, of course, including the precedent and what happened here is the appointed mueller special counsel, but when it came time for the key question, are you -- did donald trump commit federal felonies, mueller r

. >> and let's be frank, nicole. you can't get much more local than a legislative district race here. we have been talking for weeks about what republican voters took away and what they thought of the damning evidence and the allegations laid out by those closest through donald trump through the public hearings in the january 6th select committee. rusty bows are has a good licklihood being abled, and running for attorney general to tim's point and wooe talking about the candidates are just looking at the second case, and burn vich who you and i had talked about in the past. he did everything to prove that there was fraud in the arizona's office to go, sniff around. you've built up a report showing that donald trump actually won. he was unable to do so and i think that he was a part of a mainstream pro-democracy wing of the republican party here. that's why you didn't see the likes of doug ducey who voted to certify the election here. he hasn't endorsed the u.s. senate race and i had a conversation with jan brewer, ni

joining us now is author nicole walker.ches creative writing at northern arizona university. thank you very much for joining us tonight. we really appreciate it. >> thank you so much for having me, lawrence, i am grateful to be here. >> you begin your essay in the times by asking people to look at this, acknowledging that it is difficult. there are graphic passages in your piece that you want people to look at and consider because you believe that this subject needs to be discussed in this kind of detail. mine is an extreme example. what's happened to me is one of those special cases that people are like, oh, yes, if we can we should make exceptions for rape or incest. but my argument is, i think, a little bit more complex, which is, you do not have your own body autonomy, if you cannot decide what happens to your body. then what does it even mean to be a person? it strips us, i think, of our own humanity. and i feel that really deeply. >> you are the second woman who has written an op-ed piece like this for the new york ti

>> nicole, that's the biggest question.eone as you indicated, avoided paying anything in the intelligence community and why on earth did he take it? in my mind, based on the character of the man and the way we've seen him act as well as the reporting that's occurred there are probably three big buckets and the first is he thought it was neat. he thought it was something that he'd want to show off at mar-a-lago that he thought it was cool and a failed irk rainian nuclear test or something else. he just liked it because he has this mentality of a 7-year-old kid. the other thing, i think, that was a real possibility is he saw it as advantageous to a business deal. whether he could use it to leverage some sort of licensing deal that he saw he had in the future and finally the third bucket based on more reporting over the weekend, i think there's a very real chance that he took stuff that he thought he could use to discredit people and get back at people and settle grudges that he felt had crossed him whether that was foreign le

nicole. >>> enrique sabemos que no solo es el calor.>> amenaza varios inmuebles en el condado de los Ángeles. este incendio de maleza es se desatÓ esta misma tarde. estÁ a poco de alcanzar un albergue para animales. regreso contigo nicole. >>> agradecemos la informaciÓn enrique. importante tomar medida ante esta ola de calor, especialmente con los niÑos que siguen muriendo dentro de los autos solos. en la Última semana al menos 4 niÑos murieron en esas mismas circunstancias entre ellos un bebÉ de 3 meses. otro de 6 y una niÑa de para aÑos. 87% de los niÑos que mueren en auto solo tienen 3 aÑos o menos. y a pesar de las campaÑas de alertas que se intensifican en el verano, 18 menores han muerto de esta manera en lo que va de este aÑo. el cambio de rutina con mÁs familias regresando a su lugar de trabajo. el comienzo de la escuela son las principales razones que los niÑos son olvidados en los autos. de hecho e existe una ley que e exige a los fabricantes de carros poner una alerta de recordatorio de audio y visual para revisar el asiento

it certainly doesn't help nicole. i mean those who picked a fight with president trump faced not only the wrath of him himself, but also supporters. but i do have to say that observers here have been keeping very close watch of how candidates who president trump has endorsed. how they were ferrying in these mid term elections, and it is actually a mixed picture. and i'll give you 2 examples. so in a crucial state like georgia, which was critical to joe biden winning the last election, president trump tried his very best to make sure the 2 republicans would lose their races. brian camp and brad reference berker at because they refused to help him overturn the result of the last election. they won their primaries, but in 2 other critical states, ohio and pennsylvania, and the trump endorsed candidates one their primaries and his support was what to help them get over the line. so if you look at the bigger picture, nicole, the washington post released an analysis in june, showing that $100.00 republican primary winners h

hi, ari. >> hi, nicole. nice to see you. welcome to "the beat."stice department expected to respond to trump's effort to have have a different review process for materials that have largely already been reviewed, so we're keeping a cry on that. i also have a special report for you tonight on the war on drugs, on lessons from the obama era, from attorney general eric holder, and why a new song is making waves all about this. sometimes we go old school.

nicole, thanks for being with us. i got to ask you about this, this is big, the largest teacher's union in america, the national education association, has a video ad suggesting new jersey parents who battle school boards are extremists who fight to score political points. at this point in all the work that you're doing, nicole, how tired are you getting of being called an extremist for simply using your voice? i mean, is that the best they can come up with because let's take a step back and think who is actually extreme? for starters, 99.9% of teacher's union donation goes to democrats and they regularly advocate for policies that have nothing to do with education. abortion and head care for all and things like supporting palestine and nothing to do with educating our students. nea voted to make an enemies list of people and organizations that oppose radical gender ideology and last summer they did the same thing and made a list of organizations that opposed critical race theory in schools and caring about children i

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de ser vÍctimas del fiscal de los Ángeles anunciÓ los cargos criminales que presentÓ en contra de nicolee impactÓ. >> estamos encauzÁndola por seis alegaciones de asesinato y otros cinco cargos. salvador: ella es una enfermera de el Área de telas que trabajaba en un hospital, la sospechosa sobreviviÓ al accidente y tras ser dada de alta fue trasladada a la cÁrcel de mujeres del condado de los Ángeles, entre las vÍctimas estaba el pequeÑo alonso quintero, de 11 meses de nacido, su padre, luis, nos contÓ la falta que le darÁ su hijo. ¿cuÁnto lo vas a extraÑar, luis? luis: mucho, pero el resto de mi vida. salvador: la madre de alonso, quien estaba embarazada, tambiÉn falleciÓ, tenÍa ocho meses de embarazo y se dirigÍa al doctor con su nuevo prometido, lester, padres del bebÉ que nacerÍa el prÓximo mes, todos fallecieron calcinados tras la explosiÓn. >> ¿estÁs listo para perdonar? luis: la verdad no lo sÉ, no sÉ si pueda, quiero, pero no quiero. luis: al preguntarle al fiscal si nicole habÍa confesado por quÉ conducÍa a alta velocidad, Él respondiÓ que esa informaciÓn es parte de una investi

nicole, welcome. how would you kaucharacterize te restaurant business? it's not one entity and it's a bunch of different segment ins and how would you characterize it right now or segment it >> i would say this, that it's working really, really hard against the max cro and the mac will work harder to change the social engagement that customers are getting at restaurants right now. it's not to say it's easy. consumers are managing check they're managing how often they spend. yes, there 's a followout at th low end and a bigger picture at play and a non-discretionary staple like positioning that this space has as a part of the economy today. >> i just want to mention what i've seen. i'm just back from a two-week road trip across the heart of america, and i saw restaurants that were so full and had hour and a half-long waits, and i mean at every level of demographic in terms of spending you know, fast casual as well as pretty high-end restaurants. i've seen it in las vegas. you have long waiting lists and people willing to splurge on this one thing so if yo

powering possibilities. >>> man, it was great to see nicole wallace there or hear nicole wallace thereet her take over the show remote, but there's a lot to talk about, a lot of things she said that are worth drilling down into and so many questions to get to, so we're going to bring in our first panel of the 5:00 hour, katie bauer, frankie figs, frank figliuzzi, former fbi assistant director for u.s. intelligence and maya wiley, now the president for leadership council on civil and human rights. katie, i want to start with you. we don't know what we don't know, and the public is eager to know more. do you have any sense of when the public might know more? >> so, i think that the public will know soonest when the trump team decides that they want to disclose the information that was given to them in the warrant, which they do have a copy of, and in the list of items that the justice department took from mar-a-lago, which they also have a copy of, so we hear republicans come out and say, we need to know from the justice department what is going on, it is actually donald trump who can he

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well, nicole has said just made the comment that the cosmosphere. this is astronaut neil armstrong command pilot for the apollo 11 moon landing mission. what is the purpose of the apollo 11 mission apollo 11? is man's first attempt? and straight the ability. you go to the moon. land there and to return to earth what are your responsibilities as commander of apollo 11? well in in general the responsibilities the commit the onboard decisions whenever they're required and to oversee the performance of the duties of all the crew including himself you know in this particular case. i participate in this procedures on board the spacecraft as well as oversee. those of my fellow crew members and the specific tasks that i'm charged with the performance of include the monitoring of the launch board procedure. should they be required manual flying of the booster? should that be required? and taking my turn at on. watch in a normal monitoring of spacecraft. systems and in the command module in the lunar module charged almost nearly equally with the lunar module

hi, ari. >> hi, nicole, nice to see you. welcome to "the beat," everyone. i am ari melber.

that is to you, nicole. will give a million dollars to parents to rebuild relationships. it is funny, we haven't received a phone call that we are getting money. moms for liberty either. they are out of touch. give it to people in their pet projects. not to the families in need. elizabeth: schools in europe opened to in person learning in 2020. there is no proof, we've seen the analysis coming out of "the lancet," we saw it coming out of "jama," we've seen it coming out of numerous colleges, brown university economist said we've known for sometime that schools were not super spreaders, eastern in high-risk areas. that covid is generally no more dangerous for children than a typical flu. but that message didn't get through, nicole. your final word? >> no. that is why we saw all the extra money supposed to be used for air purifiers for the schools diverted for pet projects, social emotional learning, teacher money. it is never about the children. it is about their money and their power. elizabeth: nicole, grea

the armenians of nicole kara back and the presence of peacekeepers are simply unacceptable. becoming very necessary to clarify the details of the peacekeeping operation in nicole, no car back, hostility is involved involving a going car back go back decades as thereby john and armenia fought a 6 year war that ended in a cease fire in 1994 in 2016, an outbreak of violence killed dozens of people during 4 days of fighting. while the conflict in 2020 killed more than 5000 people, including both soldiers and civilians. in november that year, a russian brokered cease fire ended the 6 week conflict. russian troops were then deployed in april the armenian, and thereby johnny leaders agreed to hold talks mediated by the you a month later, thousands of armenians protested against their prime minister for making what they called unacceptable. concessions to air by john the. all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guess in yerevan, richard, gregorian director of the regional studies center is stumble. matthew bryson a former us ambassador and mediator on the go, no car about conflict. he's a

great to see you, nicole. >> thanks for having me. mom is now hailed and applauded as now common sense hero taking on toxic school agendas. watch gabrielle clark at a texas house education meeting and slamming what's going on in schools, watch. >> if my daughter has crp at all, i will sue you. if my daughter is taught fdl at all, i will sue you. i am encouraging every parent i know to sue you. every teacher and principal, every system and everybody up the chain because we're tired of y'all. i'm an atheist, bisexual person. i don't want my child to be taught that because she's black and a woman she's not going to make it. i don't want my child to be taught that she needs to express herself sexually in her classroom. i swear to you, i promise you i will turn it into the biggest lawsuit. liz: your reaction, that's powerful stuff and probably the strongest reaction we've seen out of a mom. she's a single mom, she's homeless and she said enough. she's got two children, a daughter and a son. she's really scared and upset with what they're t

>> yeah, nicole. i think what jumps out is the volume which is what everyone's headline is leading with today. this is a number that we had been looking for, but was previously unknown. we had been described the volume of classified documents in various different ways as we had previously reported. we were told the page numbers of items that were listed and there were certain numbers of sets and we did not know that there were 184 classified documents that were initially seized, retrieved, recovered whatever word you want to use from mar-a-lago during that -- that first time that the former president's legal team finally allowed the archives to recover their materials from the white house, so -- and that was really just the beginning of this entire saga that has been going on since two weeks before the former president left office according to an email that we reviewed earlier this week, as well, from gary stern who said that two dozen of these boxes that were in the former president's were told that

of the constitution was the analyst for the national book award and turning him in conversation is nicole, assistant professor of history at the university of south carolina where she's also the director of the public is to reprogram and fellow faculty african-american studies at the walker international institute and now let's hear from these two and thank you for joining us today. >> welcome and thank you so much for being here and i am here with woody and i'm really excited to talk about this new book liberty is sweet, the hidden history of the american revolution rated quality, one of your big claims in this book is about the hidden influences on the american evolution rated i really want to talk about some of those and i've really want to start out first year talking about the different groups that you highlight in this narrative of this incredibly engrossing narrative of about this hidden history so let's jump into it. what are some of these major groups and is hidden influences and why have they come to shape your research so heavily. >> will first want to thank you for doing this

>> so thanks, nicolle. i'm convinced that they will win, and the reason is there are a lot of lot of factors, and there are men, materiel, morale. the ukrainians have more volunteers all the time. they're training more. the russians don't. the russians are having a hard time finding troops. mr. putin has recently suggested he is going to increase the -- try to increase the size of his army by another 10%. he can't make the current quotas. so on the men's side, the ukrainians have the advantage. on the materiel, the russians have used most of the precision guided weapons. they use dumb bombs now, as we see in the civilian territories. where as the ukrainians are using the weapons that are coming in from the united states and other nato nations extremely well. and i don't even have to say about morale. the ukrainian morale is sky-high with all these weapons, with all this effectiveness. and the russians are in bad shape on morale. >> we will keep watching it and keep covering it. we're grateful to you for you

host: nicole? guest: i agree. don't think it will be one of the top three things you will hear about. there will be some conversations in the fall but vaccine mandates are not new. this is something kids have to do and this is just added to the list. host: he had mentioned the race and he said that was the recent terry mcauliffe lost. glenn juergen -- youngkin steered away from donald trump's endorsements in that race and separated himself from donald trump. at the time people thought that was the model for republican candidates to win. are we seeing those kind of candidates on the scene? guest: yes we are. we are seeing candidates looking to represent the district they are from. in some districts, that is the right move and who these candidates are. and we encourage them to be that. in some districts that trump won by triple digits is a different approach and a different type of people. voters want to see and hear about different issues. it does come back to the economy and cost of living. host: let's go to patri

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nicole saphier and joey jones.appears the media is desperately trying to rebrand president biden. this time using his signature sunglasses trying to give him a full, fresh look. perhaps the shade is dismal hole numbers and they are still at those mode. biden's image has struggled as much as his policies from shaking hands with no one on stage, you can't forget it, to pulling off of a bike as he was about to speak to reporters to struggling to put on his jacket and dropping his sunglasses on the tarmac. the white house first tried to launch the tough take no names dark bran and the purpose, "let's go brandon" failed and widely mocked. so, now the media stepping in and trying to paint him as some sort of superhero. "the new york times" referencing the same aviator he dropped him this news piece titled "the return of aviator joe." president biden is back after covid vacation and victories and so are his shades. emily, i read this piece in the fashion section, and i could not believe the so-called paper records deem th

and the reason it's so important is this, nicole.re saying, we want to defeat election deniers. but the critical role of liz cheney is that you have someone from within the camp, the gop camp, saying, we have election deniers, anti-democratic, pro-authoritarian actors within the republican party, and i'm going to work to defeat them. and even though there may not be an electoral outcome for her, what i would suggest to republicans, democrat, and independents is this. imagine a world in which liz cheney, adam kinzinger, and the other voices within that lane don't actually exist. it's a very dark world. so, kudos to liz cheney for recognizing, i may not have an office, but i haven't lost my voice. and that's what we're hearing from her right now. >> and i think, basil, david said it more elegantly. i'll say it a little more bluntly. liz cheney helps republicans lose and democrats win because she makes moderate swing voters not want to vote at all or not want to vote for the extremists who threaten our country. it is not the whole reaso

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línea para trabajar con maestros en otras partes de país . >> sitaución crítica muchas gracias , nicoleelículas de superhéroes con una latina, la actriz en redes sociales dijo lo siguiente: (información en pantalla) citando a su personaje dijo que ella es su propio héroe, la empresa sacaba cuentas y al parecer, el dinero no alcanzaría. >> vamos al líbano, cientos de personas recordaron la explosión de beirut, cientos de personas fueron a exigir justicia y hubo un nuevo derrumbe , también han ocurrido incendios en las últimas semanas, autoridades intentaron evacuar la zona pero muchos manifestantes continuaron con su marcha. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo mdiodia, un nuevo récord para méxico con la torta más grande del mundo, estamos en la feria de las torgas . >> (música) (música) (música) (música) (música) (música) (música) en cada ciudad hay historias que contar que reflejan nuestra fuerza, nuestro compromiso con hispanos, en noticias telemundo tu voz te escucha, tus preocupación son las nuestras, nada nos detiene, buscando la verdad . >> las cosas como son desde la guerra . >>

aviones chocaron en el aire mientras intentaban aterrizar el resultado fatal de 3 personas muertas nicolecanza a ver el humo que comienza a brotar luego que dos aviones tipo cessnas se estrenaron en san francisco california a eso de las 3 de la tarde los audios de la torre aÉrea registraron los momentos previos. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> >>> una persona viajaba en el cessna 152 de un motor y dos viajaba en un cessna bimotor las 3 perdieron la vida al igual que una mascota, nadie resultÓ lesionado en tierra aunque los escombros que cayeron despuÉs del impacto llegaron hasta la calle >>> le dije a Él, temblÓ, perse oyÓ un trono en la trÁiler >>> hace 15 aÑos que vivÍa aquÍ y de aviones nada y de carros Íi (hablan en inglÉs) >>> otros testigos relatan como vieron una nube de humo negro y algunas llamas los funcionarioss de (nombre en inglÉs) expresaron estar absolutamente tristes al escuchar sobre el trÁgico incidente que cobrÓ la vida de varias personas. tanto la administraciÓn federal de aviaciÓn como la junta de seguridad en el transporte, estÁn investigando esta coaliciÓn en el aire

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nicole saphier had james freeman. we are going to rocket. right now speaker nancy pelosi is that the capital city of taipei. she is the highest-ranking u.s. elected official to visit taiwan and more than a quarter-century. a furious china is ratcheting up the threats against the u.s. it is just released that statement, let's get into more of it. the united states, for its part, has been attempting to use taiwan to contain china. it constantly distorts, obscures, and holds up the one china principle. these moves, like playing with fire, are extremely dangerous. the chinese state media will hold live fire exercises are in taiwan around august 4th, so thursday of this week, and august 7th. that's just after nancy pelosi will have left taiwan. there are now also reports that a series of military operations could start tonight. tiny warplanes at the ready reported flying very close to taiwan already. taiwan launched military drills to prepare their people for the worst. and for u.s. warship, including an aircraft carrier are positioned in waters