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

bush and former senior adviser, mccain campaign nicolle wallace, nicole's novel "it's classified" is in paperback now. yes, i don't think the publishing industry will ever be the same. this changes everything. >> paperback, e-book, still find the hard copies if you look hard enough. >> all right, nicole. >> library. >> you've been there, nicole. you were the one in charge of trying to tamp down all the screaming when john mccain went out there as the economy was collapsing, saying the fundamentals of the economy are strong. when i first heard the clip this weekend of the president, i just gasped. >> i did too. >> took me straight back to september 15th, 2008. what makes politicians say such things? >> well, the truth is, they are out of touch because of the nature of the jobs that they have, and i think that this moment reminded me more of john kerry's gaffe when he actually said, i voted for it before i voted against it, in 2004. they were talking about funding for the troops. i think this is one of those things where it doesn't matter what the romney campaign does with it. some peo

the woman who survived the game-changing process, nicole wallace is here, former senior advisor for the mccain campaign and author of "it's classified" which is now out in paperback. also, politico senior white house reporter, glen thresh who did not wear a hat today. and cnbc's amon, the man with all the answers. a campaign brawl is on regarding which candidate committed a bigger gaffe, mitt romney's campaign posted a web video this morning calling the president "out of touch" for saying the private sector is quote, doing fine. president obama's campaign is out with a new web video seizing on romney's view that he wants fewer firefighters, police officers and teachers in the video. massachusetts politicians say his policies made the state less safe, less clean and created bigger class sizes. but these are more than competing talking points. the weekend back and forth highlights the fundamental ideological differences between the candidates and has already started a larger debate. >> does anybody really believe that we don't need more teachers, that we can keep whacking teachers and we'

joining us in the studio here in american history tv for the war of 1812 nicole who was the history professor of new york university and the author of 1812, the war and the passion of patriotism, thanks for joining us today. >> thank you so much for having me bill. it's a pleasure to be here. >> you write in the book that the war needs to be considered as much a cultural event as much as a military, vent. >> one of the things that's quite significant in american history is that it's the first war which was formally declared through a constitution process. in the history of the united states and depending how you define it in the history of modern democrat see's period and that makes it fascinating to find out if the public has a say in this war because there is a president who is elected and this is a democracy and he's answerable to the public, let's think about how you debate the meaning of the war and how public opinion is shaped and what's the culture that surrounds patriotism in this period. >> that term, passions of patriotism, what does that mean to you. if you think about it, passion

>> up next, history professors alan taylor and nicole eustace. on the significance and legacy of what professor taylor called the civil war of 1812 in his book on the subject. we recorded this interview at the organization of american historians meeting in milwaukee, wisconsin. it's just under 30 minutes. >> american history tv is at the annual meeting of the organization of american historians in milwaukee. we're joined by professor alan taylor from the university of california-davis and nicole eustace who teaches history at new york university. thank you for being with us. you're here at the conference, the annual meeting, to talk about the war of 1812 and here with us to talk about the war of 1812. let's start, professor eustace, with a look at the country in 1812. what was the u.s. like? what was the population size? >> the u.s. in 1812 was as they would have said at the time a young and rapidly expanding population. the population in 1812 was about 7.2 million people and it had nearly doubled in the 20 years since the first census in 1790. a

i am here with anchor -- reporter sorry, nicole petolidis. and if he was a sacks saw fine i would watch him blow under a new york bridge. bill schulz is out of the country getting hormone treatments. it happens every four months. filling in michael moynahan. and sitting next to me jonathon hunt, freshly married. chief correspondent for studio b, whatever that means and "the fox report" on fox newschannel. no pinch today. >> no. >> all right. then let's start the show. she used to have a crush, and now she is in no rush. amberly edinger better known as obama girl is no longer bonkers for bagram. for barak. she said, quote, not as excited as the last time. that's for sure. in 2008 the model model/actress/whatever went from the unknown to the opposite of unknown after appearing in this viral video. i love viral. >> ♪ so i put down. >>> -- down my kerry sign and i had to make you mine. are you sexy, you are so fine. because i have a crush on obama. ♪ ♪ barak obama baby you are the best candidate ♪ >> it is amazing she didn't take off. they say th

h >> reporter: how is nicole different from snooki? >> she cleans, she cooks.u know, she's not that girl. >> reporter: what do you think? >> perfect. like the size of me. >> reporter: while cheque out the goods at alby baby in new york, snooki insists pregnancy has already changed her. call it snooki 2.0. >> obviously no drinking. none whatsoever. i'm scared to even have caffeine. all my friends are like, you can have a glass of wine. no, i refuse. because, you know, i'm gok to be that person that has a glass of wine and it comes out with three legs. >> reporter: it helps that she's moved out of the "jersey shore" house this summer, for season six. but she is moving in right next door. >> hi! yep, can't wait. >> reporter: snooki says she's taking even more extreme measures, avoiding caffeine, hair coloring, even her tanning regimi regimine. >> i haven't gotten spray tanned. >> reporter: are you going through withdrawal? >> no, because i'm embracing, you know, the paleness. kind of a new look. >> reporter: it seems one of the few pregnancy vices she's not giving

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

nicole's book now out in paperback. willie?>> i learned the people who run burger king satisfy my continual lust for bacon? >> i learned my weekend reading is secured. it's classified by nicole wallace. >> i learned why they call you bar. >> it's way too early. >> stick around for "the daily rundown. ." >>> president obama and mitt romney over who understands the economic suffering of americans more and who is more out of touch and are both sides alienating the middle class along the way. the arizona seat of former congresswoman gabrielle giffords and ron barber who was in last year's shooting rampage will succeed her. >> as the syrian conflict blows up into full civil war the u.s. accuses russia of sending out helicopters and printing currency for the assad government. he hillary clinton says it can get een deadlier. i'm luke russert filling in for chuck todd. tomorrow the president will head

nicolle wallace, former communications director for president george w. bush, senior advisor for the mccain campaign and author of "it's classified." patricia murphy of citizen jane politics and a contributor to the daily beast. and mr. sunday morning himself, the "new york times" magazine's hugo lindgren. ronald reagan's legacy is causing a bit of fracture in the gop as party leaders debate what role the herolded republican president would play today. jeb bush is taking flack for saying republicans today have moved too far right for reagan to be accepted in the party. meanwhile, this morning, tim pawlenty said mitt romney embodies reagan's principles. >> say the republican party currently wouldn't endorse ronald reagan or something like that, we just nominated mitt romney or presumptively nominated mitt romney, who is in the reagan tradition, a conservative with a conservative record, governed effectively in a blue state, working across the aisle, somebody who has produced results. >> but as republicans make comparisons to reagan, the one glaring differe

. >> nicole, what do you make of mitt romney's comments about teachers, firefighters and policemen? >> i want to say something about the freak show first. that won't end until the morning after we have a new president. so that is the season. >> or we re-elect the current one. >> right. there's no end in sight. but i think that, this may make this my first and last appearance here with you -- >> never. >> rush limbaugh actually laid out the blueprint for the conservative strategy for running against this president days after he was elected in 2008 and he talked about how conservatives need to present the voters not just the conservative voters, but the middle of the country with this ideological choice between an expanded role for the federal government in american life or contracted one. so this conversation, while it may seem crazy to debate whether we need more firefighters and teachers, is actually a very real debate on the right. this notion that the private sector must thrive to pay for firefighters and teachers is extremely logical and welcome on the right. and it is political

nicole, why would starbucks want to be in the bread business?ould this impact margins in a negative way? >> they need to be in the food business because a third of the customers have an attach rate and eat food. and two-thirds of them would if it was more authentic. this opens the door and gives them that opportunity with this authenticity. >> is there any estimate at this point as to how this will impact starbucks and when? >> absolutely. for the remainder of this fiscal year, it'll be two cents diluted. that's really just related to the transaction itself. not necessarily the operational side. although they will spend against it probably early on. in the next fiscal year as well. setting that aside, when they took the food attach rate from 30% today which could probably nearly double, over a very long period of time, every 1% comp change, so basically a lift from that attach rate is about 5 cents acretive. >> nicole, it's tim. what do you think about the earnings here on starbucks at 30 times? it looks pricey. that's really what the stock's bi

nicole has the story. >> ♪ if i were music, you'd hear my songs every day ♪ >> ♪ if i were music >> ♪e streets in every way ♪ >> the songs sound like they could be in a broadway musical. >> ♪ i want this to be perfect ♪ it's my n-i-i-ight >> but these lyrics aren't the work of professionals. >> when i wrote my song, i thought it wasn't that good, but when they sang it, it was beautiful. >> ♪ and i wouldn't want to be another girl ♪ >> danika's song "wonderful" is one of many musical acts that originated in the mind of a teen. >> [ groans ] >> "qeianu's blues" is basically about how when i wake up in the morning, it's actually true about what i wrote. >> ♪ family woke up ♪ started to yell ♪ family woke up ♪ started to yell >> this performance is the grand finale of a challenging class. it's part of a unique program taught by new york's lincoln center theater. >> ♪ shiny, shiny >> ♪ hop on a plane to rio >> the songwriting in the schools program sends professional lyricists and composers into classrooms to create characters with students and write songs from the character's perspective,

nicole's book now out in paperback. willie?>> i learned the people who run

progressive party as a pro european the one we see across a movement towards the right wing and mr nicol it is traditionally a right wing politician is this part of that movement do you think turn extent yes although the clear cut distinctions between right and left in serbia us political arena warrant i wrote these really made. there is a lot of left wing populists the rhetorically and some right oriented political parties and vice versa but generally after four years of predominantly left oriented to government led by two social democratic parties like the democratic party and socialists party of serbia. having a majority which is explaining itself it's something different to me and does that make serbia sort of psychologically a part of europe in that it's subject to the same social trend i'm see so yes. there are trends that can be followed throughout the region not just in serbia and i'm content because of these the. that's. what policy shift do you expect to see in presently connected government when we speak about the policies i think their economy would be. because as i said that

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nicole williams judson phillips thanks for joining us topics thank you. this those. tech morris morris was a campaign strategist for bill clinton back in one thousand nine hundred sixty four resigning after news broke that he was sucking the toes of prostitutes after leaving the democratic party in disgrace dick like most of the freaks and perverts found a new home in the republican party to eventually and fox are called news often appearing with obsessed bill o'reilly by two thousand and eight dick was a rock star of the right and one of the go to republican strategist for fox news and right after president obama won the election that year dick morris wrote a very interesting column for the bill titled an election that the republicans needed to lose good luck obama if you want to know why the economy is where it is today. republicans are acting the way they're acting and why president obama's reelection chances aren't all that great and it's worth reading toe sucker dick morris as two thousand and eight column rewind back to two thousand and eight member those days

of the paul revere project and contributor to human events and the blades and the national review nicole williams democratic strategist and attorney and judson phillips associate director of the tea party dot net and founder of tea party nation thank you all for being with me tonight let's start with us we know that it's crippling europe but it looks like it's also crippling the united states new study has found that in those states that have adopted republican austerity measures on employment is four point one points higher than before the recession six percent fewer private sector jobs state economy is growing two point seven percent slower than before the recession on the other hand in the largely blue democratic states that have increased spending that explicitly increase spending the economy's growing two point six percent faster than during the than before the recession here in the charts and you can see from them hopefully there we go and you can see from them the you know the red that unemployment is up in the red states and. their growth rate is down in the red states and pretty

reportedly kidman's kids ended up calling her nicole and katie holmes mom. holmes is asking for sole custody of 6-year-old suri. divorce lawyers say that could mean there are bigger bomb shells to come. >> there's no question in my mind that that sole custody request is a bomb shell. >> at least you would have to convince a judge that joint custody would be somehow harmful to the child. tabloids are already speculating scientology may have something to do with it. holmes was raised a catholic and converted to scientology before she married cruise. >> kind of suspect that's one of the reasons that katie may have filed for divorce and asked for sole custody. i don't think she really bought in 100% into the scientology. >> we may never know. new york, divorce is a private matter. in california, it's part of the public record. which may explain why holmes filed there. >> this year alone, there have been several high-profile breakups. katie periand russell brand, j. lo and marc anthony. court any cox and ar kwet. everyone waits for one parfy or another to dish th

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people love or hate that story, nicole, though most of our newsroom thought it was hilarious. i understand if you didn't. i will point out that orville belonged to the fellow. it was already dead and if he doesn't mind flying it around and looking crazy, who are we to deny the hilarity of that situation? you can confirm or deny whatever you like in mcginty's mail bag. that is our report, i'll be back here at 11:00. tonight, we have a lot more news and of course election results for you. we'll see you then. bye bye. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> will robin roberts lose her hair again? facing weeks of chemo, the latest on her health crisis today. >> when she gets her transplant, she'll be getting much tougher drugs. >>> plus -- >> this is my thelma. >> how diane sawyer and her sister are helping to save her life. >> she's not going through this journey alone. >>> new charlize theron hiding her shaved head. george and stacy in romantic italy. bride to be miley in a sexy corset and bieber fever strikes south of the

nicole says, "not so fast." >> quick -- what has more unhealthy fat at a fast-food restaurant?ad or a hamburger? >> hamburger, of course. >> a hamburger has more unhealthy fat. >> a hamburger 'cause it's, like -- it's just unhealthy and all the grease and everything. >> actually, it's not a fair question because it depends on more than just the lettuce you're eating. >> salads are a great option at a fast-food restaurant -- lots of great vegetables, all the things we're looking for, but there's a problem when you start adding things to your salad. >> colleen thompson andalad. ellen shanley are the authors of "fueling the teen machine." okay. so, here we have a premium caesar salad with grilled chicken from mcdonald's and a quarter pounder without cheese. colleen, how do they compare? >> let's see what we have here. perfect salad. what a great choice, right? so, we've got the veggies. we've got grilled chicken -- a really good option. quarter pounder, no cheese. what do these guys have in common? well, once you start adding the dressing to your salad is when you can get into tro

which was prearranged before the election results and the whole show was the relevant to mr nicolle each. giving it to a different way so. i would like to. get through with russia they are already excellent relations and i think that there is another. additional room for for improving these relations as a diplomat do you think it's possible as president nicholas wishes to be a country with two duals one looking to the east and one to the west well yes i have a lot to for examples. such boluses some very good friends of rational for instance bulgaria or creation. are members or are becoming members of the u. i don't see why should serbia. become a member of the european union provided all the conditionality met. in the same time keep its relations with major economic partner as russia is and you call e.u. with russia are part of the us not the photos there are stumbling blocks they want that. big a fully fledged member of the e.u. one of them is possibly nato membership which presently i said that he would never take on and the author is the recognition of cost of a. mistake and it has al

. >> now we're going to bring in nicole, one of our other staffers. doesn't have a skirt on and it's recommended you don't have a skirt on for the next exercise. lie on your back for me, if you can. put your feet up on the couch. it's really great when we did the chair squats we worked the front of our body. we forget about the whole posterior chain. bring your hands down. use your hands to help you balance and lift your hips up. you are using your hamstrings and glutes. keep going. nice. she's got perfect form. >> she does. >> we've got time for one more move real quick. what's the next move? >> quickly on to -- >> you're doing a great job. give me five. >> this is another one for the back of your body. take your hands down. lift your chest up off the ground. keep it going a couple of times. and look down. >> where is this working? >> cervical spine is in line. she's getting the muscles right between her shoulder blades. most of us are chained to our desk all day and then chained to the couch. this will be great. >> nicole, keep working. i'm going to

i'm nicole agbiana i'm twith th excelsior action group. i would like to recognize two of our steering committee members. thank you for being here today. i have two brief asks, both predicated on the fact that you are commercial corridor is really the economic heartbeat of the neighborhood hear in excelsior. first is the commercial corridor be included as one of the participants in the upcoming invest in neighborhoods program. i think that will have a tremendous impact on creating local jobs and providing the goods and services we need in the community. the second is on behalf of the excelsior public safety committee i would like to express our support for the multi-year plan for the police department, particularly in regard to the academy classes that he would like to increase. we don't want to see our beat officers completely disappear from our corridor and public safety is really the foundation of what we do to revitalize the corridor. thanks for your consideration. >> hello, i'm a youth worker at the youth program inner city youth in oc

how did that come about. >> let me bring in nicole.you worked in the bush white house and they got in a battle with the house. and the bush white house asserted executive privileges over those documents. how is it difficult? >> three thoughts i have been to the movie and i know how it ends and the documents were turned over. >> three things happened when the white house excerted executive prive ledge. it was a story follow would carefully and closely on the ride. it was not followed as closely as it was by the media outlets and now it has. the white house hases their self to for that. they made voters deeply suspicious of the white house and justice department . no one in obama's cabinet with a worse relationship with congress than holder. and third, when the white house was called to turn over the documents, there was not the life of an american federal agent that was lostt. this is so much more serious and the stakes are dire and grave. >> jeff, how does the romney campaign feel about the confrontation. there is talk whether thiare e

but to implement an alternative scenarios something different we've told you not about europe but mr nicol it is first visit as president elect was made to russia what should we read into that it is my understanding that mr nikolay in his capacity as the then president of serbian progress who party was invited to the congress of united russia party. or his party's sister party in russia to return to the congress of the board. code group so that was something which was prearranged before the election results and the whole it show was the relevant to mr nicolle each. giving it to a different way so. i would like to. get through with russia they are already excellent relations and i think that there is another. additional room for for improving these relations as the diplomats do you think it's possible as president nicholas wishes to be a country with two duals one looking to the east and one to the west well yes i have a lot to for examples. such boluses some very good friends with rational for instance bulgaria or creation. are members or are becoming members of the u. i don't see why shou