>> it's the voice of nicole that we way ented to hear.o have people get to know her. >> byron: what they say they wish they knew then about domestic violence. >> oh my god, look at that black eye. she said, no, no, it was the makeup artist at the studio. >> byron: pulling back the curtain on the nicole the public never knew. what they say you should never ask an abuse victim. >>> a second american held in turks and caicos is now released. >> i'm glad that i get to go home and be with my son again. >> byron: we hear from two of the men arrested on the caribbean island who had been facing 12 years in prison. >> so blessed to be home. >> byron: what americans need to know if you're going to turks and caicos. >>> and ben platt. ♪ the star of "dear evan hansen" whose message "you will be found" resonated with audiences of all ages. now releasing a new album and single, "cherry on top." ♪ cherry on top ♪ >> byron: celebrating the love of his life, hours ago kicking off a recess essence of one of new york's historic theaters. >> judy, diana ross

nicole was killed.icole's shocking murder, of the infamous trial of o.j. simpson, is still vivid. their relationship with nicole's now-grown children, enduring. hir here's abc's diane sawyer. >> reporter: 30 years ago, the so-called trial of the century ended in that stunning acquittal. >> we, the jury in the above-titled action, find the defendant,er on 10 that will james simpson, not guilty of the crime of murder -- >> reporter: all of us began debating the role of race, distrust of police, questions about competence, and the national spectacle the trial became. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: in that courtroom, two families -- the goldmans and the browns -- today, nicole brown simpson's sisters say they feel the jurors didn't fully understand the harrowing progression of domestic abuse and violence, and shockingly, those secret journals nicole kept detailing simpson's violence against her were ruled hearsay, not allowed is evidence. in another missing piece, the prosecutors had a

the abc news exclusive, the sisters of nicole brown sitting down with diane 30 years after nicole's deathjust weeks now after o.j. simpson's death, their message now to any family facing down domestic violence and grief. ♪ ♪ >>> from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening. it's great to be back with you all of you at home after the memorial holiday. for many of you it brought devastating storms. there are new concerns right now and we'll go to ginger zee with the nigh forecast in a moment and also more on the building explosion a short time ago in ohio, but we will go to the closing arguments in the criminal trial of former president trump. tonight the jury has agreed to stay later than normal to wrap up these closing arguments. the jury will then get this case. all day today the defense addressing the jurors and the prosecution making its closing arguments right to the jury, too. donald trump studying the jurors' faces as well, all listening intently abc's aaron katersky who was there and noticeably absense, and the f

>nicole>all right. thank you. jessica taking you now to a developing story out of los angeles mayor karen bass deployed the lapd to use ucla early this morning. they're helping clear an overnight clash between dueling pro palestinian and pro israeli protests. finstrom with our ella sister station shows us the chaos from campus. >>you feel a leader? have announced that all classes on this campus have been canceled for today because of the violence that took place on roy squad late last night. they say the hospital and the health system, though, will remain open. now. royce hall itself also will be closed through friday. the sheriff's department arrived this morning. you can see lots of law enforcement out here, the lapd the highway patrol campus police as well. you see, i did declare the gathering here unlawful yesterday, but the pro palestinian encampment does remain the group of counter protesters who were on the lawn in front of it, where those clashes took place. those counter protesters have dispersed and tens

do you want together and humanize nicole and let the world know who nicole really was, and everybody there were so many surprising things to me in the documentary. we thought we knew about her and the case, but we didn't. the extent of the domestic violence starting on day one when she first went out with o.j. simpson, going through her entire marriage, things a lot of you guys witnessed to a part -- there was a part of this documentary that was so jarring to me. it was when she was pregnant and a friend said o.j. had said to nicole i do not want you to give birth vaginally and i don't want you to breast-feed. the control was apparent there. >> yeah. >> and people didn't really understand the extent of the domestic violence, did they? >> they didn't. and we didn't understand the extent of domestic violence then. we didn't even know what domestic violence was because our family, we grew up with, i want to say, like a bubble. we didn't grow up with domestic violence or hear our parents scream and yell at each other. all of a sudden, we were watching this documentary and you see everyth

nicole's death. how did you live with 30 years of rage and outbreak? what the sisters said about nicole's life and what they know about the cycle of domestic abuse. >> why did it have to take nicole for people to understand that domestic violence can kill? >> robin: their grief and o.j. simpson's death. diane is here live. >> michael: back home. the american father who was detained in turks and caicos for carrying ammunition in his luggage tells his story. >> i feel like i could not breathe for 3 1/2 months. >> michael: only on gma. ♪ >> whit: springsteen side lined. overnight the boss with a message. >> unfortunately, i could not sing for you. >> whit: what we know about his health. >> robin: remembering an all-around all-star. nba hall of famer and broadcasting great bill walton passing away at 71, honored by the celtics overnight. >> this is dedicated to bill. >> robin: and boston punching their ticket. >> it's over! the celtics are headed back to the nba finals! >> robin: who will take on the cel

three decades after the murder of nicole. their goal is to help everyone know what their sister was like as a person. going far beyond the devastating headline of her death. but they also opened up about the horrific abuse nicole suffered at the hands of o.j. long before

and i want to say a couple of words about nicole.hen we chose nicole, we have seen throughout our history that people who -- presidential candidates who chose unknown candidates for their vice president have historically run into a lot of problems because those people who are inexperienced in national politics, when they are exposed to it, they collapse. any kind of issues they have are amplified and they end up looking bad. and i have watched nicole since the day of our announcement. what she has been through has been extraordinary because she did not spend her lifetime thinking i am going to be vice president of the united states. i called her on the telephone and said do you want to be vice president of the united states? she said let me think about it and then we had dinner three nights later and she said i am going to do it. and, you know, i'm worried about it. i know how people are going to hold up, but you are walking into a buzz saw where you are derided, defamed. i'm used to it, i've been going through this for most of my ad

>> muy buenas tardes nicole. de 41 aÑos, fue tuvo su primera presentaciÓn en corte. a Él se le imputaron ocho cargos por homicidio involuntario y tambiÉn por manejar bajo la influencia. los fiscales en corte dijeron que podrÍan haber cargos adicionales. tambiÉn en su contra. el juez citÓ su amplio historial delictivo, que data desde hace 20 aÑos. desde 2003, Él ha tenido mÚltiples arrestos por multas de trÁfico, por manejar sin licencia, por manejar bajo la influencia y tambiÉn por haber abandonado una escena de accidente. en cuanto a los migrantes, nosotros estamos aquÍ desde esta maÑana. hablando con ellos, pudimos hablar con algunos de los que estuvieron en este trÁgico accidente, que fueron hospitalizados en tres centros hospitalarios. hablemos con uno de ellos. >> juego crÍtico, algo que hemos esperado, algo que no desean o es algo que, como dirÉ, como un sueÑo, cuando te despierta de repente se tapÓ todo. >> bueno, la mayorÍa de ellos se ha negado a hablar con nosotros. han estado demasiado compungidos y si

>nicole>gun. violence has become an acute problem in some parts of oakland and it can have a devastating impact. tearing families apart and in some cases, making people afraid to leave their homes. at the same time, we have now learned robberies are up 11. in oakland in the 1st 4 months of the year compared to the previous year. even so, there are some encouraging signs. violent crime is down. citywide. it dropped by 33 per compared to last year. there's also been a 50 per drop in burglary and fact and a 17%. drop in homicides. our katie nielsen looks at what the city is doing differently. and whether people in oakland are taking notice. >>we had a couple of break ins. and it doesn't seem like it. really safer. you know, jonathan perez says they're lucky no 1 was inside guadalajara restaurant in the fruitvale when it was broken into twice. since the beginning of the year. just happened so regularly over time that we're not scared of it as much just kind of expect it somehow. according to new data

>> let's go to nicole parker. nicole, are you are you are you still there? and i wonder what you think. the lapd should learn from the from the nypd? >> oh, absolutely. like i said, you know, nypd, they had their hands tied for four weeks as well. and it finally came to the head where they president of columbia said, i can't handle this anymore. i need your help. and the insecurity students are protesters. again, i don't think lot of them are even students at these universities to say, oh, but i don't like enforcement on my campus. you know, we don't like you causing problems and violence in our country and frankly, you're violating the law. and i don't appreciate not having law and order. i really don't care what you think. and if you don't like it, then you can leave this country because that's what we expect in america. we expect you to abide by the laws. and as we're watching on the screen, people are now getting hurt. they are fighting. look, look, look at this. this is this is very nasty. right this minute. we've just seen in an hour, an hour brawl bet

and his running mate nicole shanahan. you are watching live campaign 2024 coverage on. -- campaign 2024 coverage on c-span. [no audio] >> can you hear me now? there it is. bobby. hi, everybody. my daughter and i are part of the team here in texas, our home state, the help gather the 100,000 signatures needed to get bobby on the ballot. and we have done it. [applause] one thing i want to stress about the plan this summer in texas, we will organize the state for bobby, and we will recruit a lot of people in the process. the positioning got a lot of people excited in support for bobby and we have thousands of people supporting him now. thank you all for being here. we intend to bring youthful energy to the polls in november and make bobby the next president of the united states. [applause] [speaking spanish] and for everybody who wants a better country for your family, viva, kennedy, vamos, kennedy. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome former pussycat doll, jessica soto. >> make some noise, austin. >> how are y

. >> nicol suarez y octavio pulido muy buenas tardes y gracias por acompanarnos en noticias telemundoundo. >> mediodia en vivo para la costa oeste, octavio tiene el dia libre. >> vamos a la informacion hoy lunes. >> todo esto por egipto y catar, que busca detener la guerra de siete meses con israel en gaza el gabinete de guerra israeli acaba de decir que seguira con los esfuerzos de un alto del fuego, pero voto por unanimidad en la aprobacion de una operacion militar en rafa, ciudad en la que ha ordenado la evacuacion de mas de 100 mil personas. >> de hecho, el ejercito israeli esta ahora mismo atacando objetivos de hamas en el este de rafa. >> en todo caso, el acuerdo aceptado por jamas incluye una liberacion de rehenes en tres fases que se desarrollaria durante seis semanas y agregaria el cese de las operaciones militares. >> la casa blanca tambien esta analizando la respuesta de hamas justo cuando el presidente baren recibe al rey abdullah de jordania. >> y nos otras noticias de ultima hora, el juez juan merchan le advirtio al expresidente donald trump que le impondria una pena de

>nicole>all right. thank you. jessica.continue monitoring developing news on campus is reaching a boiling over the war in gaza. this morning, word of a fight breaking out on the campus of uc berkeley. amanda hari has the latest >>getting very close to me, can you please okay? ><<>yeah. >>of the moment to fight broke out on uc berkeley's campus. the woman who shot this video who wants to remain anonymous, said in a statement to cbs news bay area that she was with a group of pro israel students standing across from the sproul plaza with an israeli flag. she says someone grabbed their flag, and it led to this ><<>fight. >>she said. the incident was terrifying and that some protesters followed their group until they reached the police station. homs, a mahmoud with uc berkeley divest coalition is part of the campsite. he was there and said the interaction was small and the person who grabbed the israeli flag was not from the protest. we mostly didn't engage. we had 1 person. who i've never seen at the camp. no, no, none of us k

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that is not what you hear from nicole. you hear a lecture about soil.no political scientist in the world that would tell you you've got to do a lecture on soil, they would love it. no one would tell her to do that, no one would advise her, yet she does it and we all love her because we see the integrity. we see the compassion for other people, for creatures with whom we share this planet and you do not hear that from our political leaders. you don't hear we are part of a giant family and the soil is part of it, plants are part of it and that is what we need to heal this country. two days ago i did a podcast with a guy called john camp and he is a young -- he has a podcast himself, but he is a young farmer and he cannot have the camera on him because the amish can only use technology for certain purposes. i was able to see him through a camera, but he cannot use it. i had to promise i would never show the film. he is an extraordinary guy, a handsome, young, 35-year-old guy with right eyes and a long beard down to hear. and i asked him about his life and

it is what nicole was saying. guns, abortion, the border, trans rights, these issues are all important, but none of them are existential, none of them are the issues that really matter to you, to me and to our children. the issues that they really matter -- that really matter they never talk about. they are starting a little bit to talk about it because our campaign is forcing them to. [cheering] we have a $34 trillion debt, a service that is costing us more than our defense budget. within five years, $.50 out of every dollar will go to servicing the debt. within 10 years 100% of every dollar we collect from taxes will service the debt. have you ever heard about president trump talking about how he will end the debt crisis? or president biden talking about it? >> no. robert: they are the ones who ran up the debt. half of that came from them. president trump spent $8 trillion and ran up a trillion dollars during his term. it was more of that time and -- then every president in the united states from george washingt

vamos contigo, octavio. >> nicole buena tarde.urso final. por la espalda y a quemarropa mataron a alfredo cabrera barrientos, candidato de la alianza pri, pan, prd, a la alcaldÍa de coyuca de benÍtez en guerrero. a pesar de que tenÍa protecciÓn federal, era su mitin de cierre de campaÑa, cuando un sujeto que se mezclÓ con los simpatizantes se colocÓ detrÁs del candidato en medio de sus escoltas y le disparÓ en la cabeza en dos ocasiones. la fiscalÍa confirmÓ que los agentes abatieron a tiros al agresor a unos pasos de donde cayÓ el candidato y que dos sospechosos fueron arrestados. la muerte del tambiÉn empresario de la construcciÓn, muy querido en la zona, de inmediato generÓ reacciones. lo asesinaron de manera vil, cobarde en un evento polÍtico. >> eso definitivamente pone en riesgo este proceso electoral. pone en riesgo la participaciÓn libre de la gente, lo que de hecho en redes sociales algunos inclusive compararon el crimen con el asesinato en 1994 en lomas taurinas de luis donaldo colosio, el candidato del pri a la presiden

>> gracias, don. >> ¿que tal, nicol?en efecto, horas de caos, de violencia se desataron durante la noche aqui en la universidad de california, en los angeles, ucla, grupos e ideologias diferentes se e enfrentaron a golpes, a pu punetazos, a p penalazos, i incluso combates, utilizarono gases, fuegos artificiales para darse todo entre ellos, vio violentamente, todo comenzo justamente donde me encuentro, en esta zona habia una division entre grupos pro-palestina y tambien grupos pro-israelies, pero grupos que dicen los e estudiantes no son de esta u universidad trataron de ingresar justamente al campamento que todavia se ubica en este lugar trataron de levantar las vallas y empezo esta terrible fuerte de trifulca. >> horas, pero horas mas tarde llego la policia con cascos, con protectores para dispersar a los grupos. >> ya la alcaldesa de los an angeles en washington, karen bass, menciono que esto es inadmisible, que es imperdonable lo que acaba de pasar con este actos de violencia. >> lo que pueden ver ustedes en este mome

so what was nicole like as a little girl? been a go-getter as you would know she girl scout, doing cartwheels throughout the house. she always had her mouth going she was a talker. she was a seaning singer she was busy and i think one thing just a funny little thing when she was little she had an imaginary friend. june yi and that was kind of insane because we would leave the house to go to school or whatever, and she forgot her so we had to go back him and that went on for a few years that was just her. but she -- she's an amazing girl. she was an amazing child, and i love her. one thing i told her when i was young one of the thepgs i learned in sunday school god danced the day you were born and in my heart i felt that way when she was born and i knew that -- she would feel the sail way as a mom no matter. rachel: it is beautiful having you both here thanks for sharing your story and writing this book the love mom series available now on fox nation. you can watch a show about love mom with some of the women who are featured

nicole's sisters now breaking their silence over o.j.'inique brown calling it very complicated, and tonya brown saying, this is a person who's been in our life for a very long time, who wreaked havoc on our family. it's like the end of a chapter. tanya also refusing to say who she thinks killed her sister, telling "people," that's because of the children nicole shared with o.j., sidney and justin, now 38 and 35. the browns were a constant presence at simpson's 1995 murder trial, alongside the family of ron goldman. >> this is a trial about the man that murdered my son. >> reporter: denise emotional as she testified about a time she says o.j. became violent with nicole. >> he threw her up against the wall and and then he grabbed her, his whole facial structure changed. everything about him changed. >> reporter: nicole herself recorded the dozens of instances of abuse, according to prosecutors. >> she had a diary, essentially, a list of abuse by simpson. father spoke with "today" shor >> reporter: denise and her father spoke with "today" sh

miriam arias estÁ aquÍ con esta nueva tecnologÍa. >> miriam nicole octavio buenas noticias.inglÉs y en espaÑol por primera vez. gracias a un implante cerebral bilingÜe. fue creado por cientÍficos de la universidad de california en san francisco utilizando inteligencia artificial. el paciente identificado como pancho quedÓ paralÍtico hace unos 20 aÑos. podÍa gemir y gruÑir, pero no articular palabras claras. en 2019, pancho recibiÓ un implante neural que analizaba su actividad cerebral transformÁndola en frases que salÍan en una pantalla nice to meet you, pancho, how are you? esto le abriÓ las puertas a la comunicaciÓn nuevamente, pero solamente en inglÉs. su segundo idioma. los investigadores liderados por el neurocirujano edward chang, no se dieron por vencidos. la mitad del mundo es bilingÜe, dijo el grupo de investigaciÓn de change en x, y cada idioma contribuye a la personalidad y visiÓn del mundo de una persona. tras descubrir que el cerebro de pancho tenÍa actividad cortical en ambos idiomas, en 2022, los cientÍficos comenzaron a entrenar el implante inicial utilizando

no noticias telemundo mediodÍa con nicole suÁrez y octavio pulido. quÉ tal? en noticias telemundo mediodÍa. un gusto estar de regreso. nicole. buenas tardes, te extraÑamos octavio. >> quÉ bueno que estÉs de vuelta. vamos ahora a la informaciÓn. >> mira esto. son imÁgenes tomadas despuÉs de producirse el accidente en el que murieron ocho trabajadores agrÍcolas en ocala, florida, caso que le hemos estado dando seguimiento. esto que vemos en pantalla fue grabado por la cÁmara corporal de un policÍa y vemos el autobÚs que se ve ahÍ volcado y a varios de los trabajadores en el suelo, mientras las autoridades intentan auxiliarlos, algunos mÁs cerca y otros mÁs lejos de ese vehÍculo. >> detrÁs la carretera en la que ocurriÓ el accidente, cuando una camioneta chocÓ contra el autobÚs. y como ya les hemos reportado todos eran mexicanos y formaban parte de un grupo de trabajadores agrÍcolas que iban a recoger sandÍas. cuando lo sorprendiÓ la muerte esta maÑana ya han vuelto al trabajo los sobrevivientes de esta tragedia. >> vamos con sonia sÁnchez, quien ha podido habla

. >> buen nicol suarez y octavio pulido muy buenas tardes y gracias por acompanarnos en noticias telemundo >> octavio tiene el dia libre, pero vamos con la informacion hoy lunes. >> y noticias de ultima hora, el ex y testigo crucial en el juicio criminal contra donald trump, michael cohen, declaro hoy que el expresidente si e estaba preocupado porque salieran a la luz historias de su vida personal que perjudicaran su carrera a la casa blanca en 2016. >> cohen tambien dijo que parte del trabajo que trump le encomendaba era intermediar e incluso infundir miedo en quienes firmaban articulos con algun tipo de critica hacia el. >> recordemos que michael cohen trabajo para donald trump y que en la campana de 2016 le pago 130 mil dolares a la actriz porno stormy daniels para que guardara silencio sobre un encuentro intimo con el e expresidente. >> en 2018 se declaro culpable por financiacion irregular de la campana electoral de trump. >> llego a cumplir tres anos de carcel y reclusion domiciliaria. >> y vamos a comentar ahora con el abogado constitucionalista de telemundo, joseph maluf, esta prim

a lot of the protesters moved up into the city college of new york and if nicole parker is still with us, you talk about resources being very thin. now all of a sudden nypd, says listen i know you guys are climbing in windows in columbia but we need you to head to city college of new york because they are starting some tonsils out there. >> right, i mean they are literally putting out fires. i don't know what that is but it certainly does not look good to see large flames on a college campus. i definitely don't want to have a repeat of december 2020 were cities were burning to the ground. as a law enforcement officer, these nypd cops, it takes a lot out of you do something that they are doing. it's an adrenaline rush. they are going on adrenaline right now. they are going full throttle, they are going on adrenaline and they will not stop until their mission is complete. so kudos to them, they are the best, they are not going to give up, they are not going to let people terrorize their city any longer and the resources maybe thin but i can tell you, they will not stop until their job i

on the other hand, nicole, let me come back to you.as just thinking, look, i don't know -- we don't have any information as of this reporting on the students and whoever non-stunts that were arrest -- nonstudents arrested and in jail. i think they're still in jail but i don't even know that . on the other hand even with new york's crazy laws, i was just going through and you can both chime in. they're guilty of breaking and entering and guilty of trespassing and guilty of destroying private property because of the hamilton hall business and they're guilt of ab instructing college activities. a lot of kids are not going to be able to take final exams and going to take titling 6 and guilty of hate crimes and hate actions and, nicole, i'd like to see them in jail for a good long time and at the very minimum if columbia, they shouldn't suspend them and columbia should throw them out. just evict them and get rid of them. >> i agree. i think half aren't even college students and half are not students at university campuses and there are many

i'm nicole brown.joining us today and thanks for watching on testifying or on line i'm going to highlight a few items from the full written agenda today. um, the full agenda will be posted on line at on the landing page as sfgovtv back/m organization d following today's meeting if thank you, want to engage with his contact at sfgov.org or by calling us so a few elective updates for today for may 2024 update around file 2 three 1005 the building code extending the deadline for date for places of accommodation which is better known as a assessable business ordinance. has been extended to the end of the calendar year (bell ringing) file has been duplicated and additional amendments tend to change the programs are currently under consideration and mo d continues to be in conversation with the supervisors offers and encourage the members of the public wishing to be involved with that initiative contact mo d or the supervisors office directly. the other legislation resolution that is still out there is the o

. >> nicole suarez y octavio pulido. >> por acompanarnos en noticias noticias telemundo mediodia en vivooeste octavio pulido tiene el dia libre, pero vamos con la informacion hoy martes. >> hora, al menos ultima informacion, arnulfo, ¿que no puedes es decir, sobre este lamentable suceso. >> adelante. >> nicole, te saludo con mucho gusto entre el condado citrus y el condado ocala, lugar donde a eso de las seis y treinta y de 35 de la manana se registro una fatal accidente de transito donde hubo una colision, han dicho las autoridades durante una conferencia de prensa, entre un autobus o marca internacional ano dos mil diez y una camioneta ranch. >> cabe mencionar que en el bus viajaban aproximadamente 53 personas, se presume 53 migrantes con visa h2a, trabajadores de una compania agricola, cannon farm, que al mismo tiempo lamento la tragedia y pidio oraciones por las victimas y por su familia. >> el reporte preliminar es d ocho personas fallecidas, och personas se encuentran en estado de gravedad y el resto fueron transportadas tambien a diferentes hospitales locales en un momento en el e

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doj will not touch it for political reasons as nicole says.umber one, they're worried about michigan. number two, they don't want to see where the dark money going to dem candidates which you know what it is. that is a rock nobody wants to turn over. it will be upon us to go through the civil system, peel back layers of that onion. it is going on too long with the american people. we should know. larry: on top of all that, shafik should be fired as president of columbia, should be fired months ago. then again when you look at trustees of columbia, they're predominantly left liberal. >> as most of the ivys. very entrenched. very tough to get them out. larry: they might fire this one. you have to root out dei, restore the merit system. that is what alan dershowitz taught us, i don't see any of that happening. that's a problem. i just don't see it happening. i got to get out. you two are wonderful. nicole parker, i hope you come back. you're terrific stuff. paul mauro, ditto, hope you come back and join us as this story unfolds. all right, folks,

. >> gracias, television de nicol suarez y octavio y gracias por estar aqui con nosotros en noticiasiodia, ya casi octavio pulido. >> casi viernes, octavio. >> ya esta oliendo a fin de semana. >> ustedes, gracias por su sintonia. >> ya vamos a la informacion de esta tarde comenzamos con esto y es que otro golpe de clima extremo afecto el medio oeste y el sur del pais, incluyendo tornados destructivos en tennessee. >> danaron viviendas y se cobraron la vida de al menos tres personas y como si fuera una escena de pelicula, un potente tornado logro levantar una casa entera del suelo. >> vea. >> las sirenas en alabama sonaban descontroladas ante la amenaza de tornados amenaza d tornados. >> las nubes comenzaban a transformarse en torbellinos. >> y es que continuo la racha de mal tiempo en el medio oeste y el sur del pais. >> en colombia, tenesi, los tornados jornados redujeron las casas a escombros. >> las autoridades dicen que podria haber sido la tormenta mas potente que hayan visto en los ultimos 10 anos una enorme franja de un bosque quedo nivelada. >> quedo nivelada, parecia que los

nicole, quÉ te parecieron?ia? >> sÍ, mi papÁ es gemelo. entonces, viendo esta historia, me recordÓ mucho a ellos. aunque mi papÁ y su hermano no son idÉnticos, entonces se les puede diferenciar un poquitico. pero a ellos de verdad que claramente casi, casi que no se puede. asÍ que para la familia, los amigos debe ser bien difÍcil. >> seguramente juega mucho con eso y eran muy traviesos. >> de jÓvenes tambiÉn dijeron que lo eran, lo eran. >> un saludo tambiÉn a mi hermano, a mi hermana en ese dÍa especial y tambiÉn para mis sueÑos. gracias miriam. y bueno, es hija de campesinos que sacrificaron mucho para darle una carrera. universidad ella una carrera. universidad ella les ha devueltol (♪♪) ya sea que la llames abu... abuelita... nana... awela... o viejita linda... ella sabe que algo dulce hace que cualquier comida sea especial. así que ven a mcdonald's y date un gusto con el grandma mcflurry hoy. (♪♪) ♪ baa da ba ba ba ♪ ¿quién es el colorista famoso de drew? me! y el garnier nutrisse con 5 increíbles aceites

nicole because of course key if it's one thing, it's a bible, it's a political bible. and the impact of lincoln's visit to young kids is one thing. but the other thing are the front line cities, the soldiers of the, the places where people are really fighting and are feeling the shelters and, and be attacked. we were there a couple of days ago, a different from played cities and not only in the north, near harkey, but also in the region. sorry. this is the church behind the camera, and soldiers were telling us that they are tired of this political symbols that they need a munition. they need language myself. they need area defense at that political symbols and political awards are not enough. people are dying. russians are slowly advancing in certain parts of ukraine, so they are really their fatigue and they, they need to see the weapons, they need to carry the munitions to know that 8 is of their, um, the western countries are really helping me with anthony lincoln actually said that some of the latest us provided equipment had already been deployed. but what will li

. >> medio via, con nicol suarez y octavio gracias por madona de coleccion, polemica. >> acompanarnosemundo mediodia feliz nicole pulido. >> gracias por acompanarnos en con la informacion. >> ya termino de trump sus alegatos en el juicio criminal que enfrenta el ex mandatario por los pagos hasta el mitano el lunes lo hizo la fiscalia despues de que su dias estrella, michael cohen, concluyo cuatro dias de comparecencia cristina londono esta en la corte cr cristina como termino la defensa vamos contigo, cuentanos. >> buenas tardes hola buenas tardes bueno la defensa termino con el testigo mas cont controversial, con robert costello, un abogado que trabajo y estuvo cerca en algun momento con michael cohen, como sabemos, fue el abogado de donald trump el que dice que el si sabia de la compra de silencio de la controversial costello, un en michael cohen. >> michael de donald actriz porno stormy daniel con fines electorales que se para falsificar un documento con fines electorales. >> el abogado costello estaba del lado de la defensa, pero tenia una actitud bastante combativa ayer por la ta

nicole.Ómico a los familiares de los deudos, asÍ como tambiÉn para quienes estÁn aÚn hospitalizados. yo regreso contigo, nicole, al estudio. >> muy triste maricruz. gracias entre tanto, el presidente lÓpez obrador y las candidatas a la presidencia enviaron mensajes de solidaridad a las vÍctimas y a las familias. hoy, en una reuniÓn con empresarios en monterrey, claudia sheinbaum convocÓ a un minuto de silencio por los fallecidos. por su parte, xÓchitl gÁlvez pidiÓ que el accidente sirva como ejemplo para mejorar las medidas de protecciÓn civil ante los prÓximos cierres de campaÑa. >> nuestro pÉsame a los familiares de los que perdieron la vida con movimiento ciudadano ano. sus dirigentes, sus candidatos, sus militantes. >> es lamentable, triste, nuestra solidaridad. >> como lo dijimos ayer, evitemos espacios abiertos para no tener problemas, revisemos templetes, revisemos salidas de emergencia, en fin, si nos lleva a nosotros tambiÉn a redoblar eh la seguridad en los eventos que estamos tenie

- nicole. - ¿nicole? nicole, ve a posición en modo colibrí. mira, así lo va, así lo va haciendo.n pendiente porque estabas así con los nervios de acero. la técnica fue buena. primero hasta abajo, hasta abajo, ya parecía un chicle así masticado y después te dejaste ir y te dio como desesperación. ¿qué fue? es que yo quería ya pegarla a la otra mesa, pero no alcanzaba todavía. ay, qué susto. pero un punto. un punto, está bien. ahora, la experiencia del papá nos ayudó porque se dio cuenta que jalando recto era más para abajo, muy bien. ah, mario, ¿tú le diste la técnica ancestral depurada? - sí, sí, exacto. - oye, lo hiciste muy bien. los equipos todavía tienen que jugar dos juegos antes de saber quiénes pasan a la casa de cero ruido donde podría llevarse hasta $5000. [aplausos] así que todos listos y prevenidos porque vamos con el segundo reto y esto es... el tazón de finura es. en este segundo reto consiste en lo siguiente, cuando suene la señal, el primer jugador, tiene que abrir el costal de comida para perros. después, el segundo jugador, tiene que servir la comida en el tazón.

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nicole, oles g always great to k with you you. >> thank you. maria: nicole parker in florida.cle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly. you called yourself the “un-carrier”. you sing about “price lock” on those commercials. “the price lock, the price lock...” so, if you could change the price, change the name! it's not a lock, i know a lock. so how can we undo the damage? we could all unsubscribe and switch to xfinity. their connection is unreal. and we could all un-experience this whole session. okay, that's uncalled for. maria: welcome back. time for the morning buzz. well, the world of car racing colliding with the growing advancements in a.i., artificial intelligence, generative a.i. software company zabata a.i. merged with andretti acquisition in march to help gain a competitive advantage on the racetrack. joining us now, racing legend mario andretti and christopher savoy. gentlemen, great to see

de que el jurado lo encuentre culpable y por eso ha pedido que anulen el juicio lo que argumenta nicolehay demasiadas cosas que stormy d daniels dijo en el banquillo, que fueron tan negativas y tan exageradas que causan un dano irreparable y que ahora el no va a poder tener un juicio justo. >> es cierto, ella dio detalles que el juez no queria escuchar porque el caso no se trata de que tipo de relaciones sexuales tuvieron, se trata de si los documentos eran falsos o fa falsificados o no. >> entonces, por esa parte ella pierde credibilidad al mismo tiempo esto es como los juicios a veces se desenvuelven. >> y tambien la defensa ha mencionado que ella habia presentado una demanda en contra de trump por difamacion, una demanda que perdio, que nos puedes contar al respecto? >> contra demanda bajo el acuerdo de arbitraje, ella e estaba responsable por pagar los honorarios profesionales y ella perdiera ella perdio el caso y, consecuentemente le debe dinero a el por ese caso, o sea, no tiene nada que ver con lo que paso en el 2006, ni en el 2016 cuando le pagaron los 130 mil dolares te ha vist

nicole muy buenos dÍas.pirantes a un cargo de elecciÓn popular han sido asesinados en lo que va de este periodo de ellos, ocho han sido candidatos, cuatro precandidatos y diez aspirantes. esta maÑana el presidente lÓpez obrador fue cuestionado sobre las muertes y esto fue lo que contestÓ muy triste porque aunque se tratara de uno, duele. >> claro, porque no es un asunto cuantitativo, es un asunto humano, cualitativo. pero para que veas las diferencias, no? y todo esto tiene que ver con el movimiento conservador, que no solo se da en las organizaciones criminales. >> se han centrado principalmente en el control de localidades pequeÑas y eso es lo que estÁ provocando la ola de violencia que se vive actualmente. ayer, por ejemplo, la casa de campaÑa de morena en el estado de puebla fue blanco de un ataque con bombas molotov, generando por supuesto mucha preocupaciÓn en el proceso electoral de esa entidad. hoy el secretario de marina asegurÓ que se han reforzado la seguridad principalmente para las candidatas y

that's right, nicole, this was one of those advanced weapons. in fact that president zalesky was told he would never get. so in that sense, it's still a success even more than 2 years into the war. but in that time, of course, russia has made a lot of advances. a lot of ukrainians had been killed and military analysts have always said the 16 doesn't solve everything. yes, it gives you create a more powerful air force. it can help them contest the air space over ukraine. but here's another, uh, another hang up that comes with this contribution by the belgians. they've been said that they say that it can only be used in ukrainian territory. so there won't be any use a visa sixteen's going into russia to try to destroy ss on that side of the border . president zalinski over these past couple of days, assign security agreements with belgium, spain, and most recently with portugal individually. that is, wouldn't be far more beneficial and efficient maybe to just negotiate with the entire issue with the entire bach as well. that would make sense. of c

nicole more than thirty years workers on disabilities and accessibility in san francisco and holds ater in counseling and ms a if the university of san francisco and begin as crisis counselor for individuals with disabilities and he previously worked she managed the commendation and served as director of disability programs and resource at san francisco state university lead the efforts and built programs for accessibility nicolle was selected to least the mayor's office of disability for the city and county of san francisco and overseen the compliance for over 96 thousand visitor and people with disabilities she has advised city departments and the mayor and the board of supervisors and on policies and initiatives that effect the residents and visitor with disability she leading the push to create the disability culture center the first center in the united states. and she played a critical role to make sure the remote public comments for the john fitzgerald kennedy and the limitation for section 504 of the rehabilitation act and advocated for the autonomous vehicles and during the