nicole saphier.n this road of that becoming politicized too, that being the military, leo. >> you know, i'll tell you, alicia, my biggest concern with the military right now is that military members who might be republicans, who might be in opposition to the critical race theory and all these so-called woke ideas are now going to be reluctant to speak out and express opinions in their -- for fear of reprisal. do you think this biden administration is hostile to the military? >> you know, i don't know that they're hostile to the military, but i do think there's a feeling of hostility in general in this country to expressing an opinion that is contrary to some of the people around you. one of the things, leo, when i heard about this ors, that they were going to do this, one of the criticisms of the woke culture is that when the line is crossed, the line that's always moving, the response is, you know, to shame and to cancel. and my concern about this particular thing that the senator and the congressma

hola les saluda nicole suÁrez gracias por estar con nosotros. paÍs han declarado emergencia ante la falta de carburantes en las gasolineras es la secuencia del ciberataque de la compaÑÍa (nombre en inglÉs) lourdes nos cuenta. >>> quÉ tal nicole asÍ es, aquÍ en la costa este del paÍs los conductores estÁn encontrando con enormes fila s en las gasolineras que ya son desabasto de combustibles en algunas zona luego del ataque cibernÉtico del o oleoducto colonial el mÁs grande del paÍs, por esta situaciÓn ya son 4 estados que declaran estado de emergencia se trata de florida, virginia, carolina del norte y georgia quienes tomaron esta decisiÓn para evitar una crisis en la suministro de combustible. ya son mÁs de 1700 establecimientos en el paÍs que no tienen gasolina la razÓn las compras de pÁnico. es que esto es especialmente en zona como aquÍ en la florida que no dependen de este oleoducto pero las personas escucharon esta noticia y sintieron nerviosismo y han salido a acaparar galÓn tras galÓn lo cual tiene a la gasolina es en su precio mÁs alto e

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doctor nicole and leo terrel. welcome to the big saturday show. here's what's on kat tonight. joe. >> why are the media and influencers defending israel and its war with hamas? hbo is holding back, you don't want to miss is takedown of fellow liberals. >> nicole. >> evidence says doctor fauci descending gain of function research and former secretary of state pompeo is attacking biden for essentially ignoring the origin of the coronavirus until now. >> leo. >> don't worry about the rise in crime in big cities, the actors couldn't get elected for governor in new york says shoplifters should be arrested in new york city because they are desperate. >> first, just in time for memorial day weekend driving, americans are feeling the pain at the pump, gas prices are the highest they've been in seven years but the white house is downplaying the impact of the cost of fuel. white house press secretary jen psaki releasing a statement that reads in part, they are paying us in real terms for gas than they have on average over the last 15 years and they are paying about the same as they did

the series was created by ted passon, yoni brook, and nicole salazar. ted and nicole join us now. welcome to democracy now! this is an astounding eight part series. ted, can you talk about why you decided to take on this project? >> sure. thank you again for having us. i have been interested in criminal justice issues for a long time. dierent members of my family have been locked up at different times so it was something i was always interested in looking at stuff i heard larry krasner's name for many years. i had never met him. one day a friend called and said, that guy larry krasner is running for district attorney. it was said like, can you believe it? isn't that ridiculous? it felt absurd. never di ixpeche was going in. buthe caaign ielf seem like aeally grt opportuni to talk out throle of the precutor, theole of the distri attorne and sumptis we he alwa made out what it w and now thinki aut what it could be an sometng that s totall diffent. ittarted out as t idea of thisight be short filabout a stunt campaign when he actuly won, was likeok, this sry is suenly a lot bier. it i

nicole?f domestic violent extremism in the united states of america and its intersection with the insurrection. not that she has one planned but it's just a remarkable vacuum. no one on the right has any questions about how we got here, why there was an insurrection at the capitol, whether their mission state was hang mike pence. just a remarkable, remarkable state of affairs. sam stein and leigh ann caldwell, thank you for being here. >>> when we return, fighting vaccine hesitancy with beer and cash. that story's next. beer and shca that story's next. [sfx: psst psst] allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! all good as your business changes, the united states postal service is changing with it. with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwide, and returns right from the doorstep. it's a whole new world out there. let's not keep it waiting. i'm searching for info

>> yeah, nicole, that's what they're certainly aiming for and trying to project.least not yet, internally, and this president doesn't seem inclined to really mess around with the drama that's happening outside the white house gates either in washington as those clips just portrayed. he is largely left the republican parties to fight among itself while focusing on the big picture items that he believes he was elected by the american people to do. we're seeing that both domestically and abroad, just, of course, in this week. it's a startling change at the white house. suddenly, you know, because of the cdc guidance about masks, guidance made possible because of the successful vaccination program that this administration has presided over, you know, it is sort of joyful in there almost, people not wearing masks, people not having to be six feet apart. we're seeing, today, first -- only the second foreign leader visit in the biden term and the first one that can be sort of a full visit with all the pomp and circumstance and certainly one befitting of a traditional all

>> it may be, nicolle.is behalf former president trump, who's been applying pressure on his republican allies in congress to keep them from supporting this commission, because he, perhaps more than anybody, doesn't want to see this take shape. he doesn't want there to be a full accounting of what he did or what motivated the nextists to storm the capitol. you mentioned the benghazi committee. keep in mind even though that was a partisan effort, there was some democratic cooperation. we all remember hillary clinton testify for, what was it, 11 hours? 12 hours? straight answering questions from all questions, including very political questions designed to undercut her looming presidential campaign, so there's a history there of cooperation that we don't see today, as it relates to january 6th efforts. >> and you've all shared all of your reporting, and dealt with all my haranging. i just want to leave everyone with one last piece of information about what a commission could uncover. this is from "the washingt

here's the thing, nicolle. we're still -- it's hard to imagine this, again, because somebody tried to take over the country in january. we're still reeling from four years of insane incompetent. jibe join is doing something so complicated with no head start. remember, they didn't even want to give them the keys to the palace, so to speak until sometime after january 20th. it's amazing how effective joe biden has been. the fact that people can begin going out, the fact that we haven't had any major scandals in government, think about it. the only scandals we've had so far have to do with republicans ease recalcitrance for them to do their job. i think, again, that's one of the reasons not just his approval is up, but the republicans have absolutely gone nuts and they're circling a fire squad, because they can't target him. you can't go after joe biden, because he's basically doing his job, which is something we haven't seen in four years. >> tim, onto skip over the significance of these poll numbers. this is sti

>> yes, absolutely, nicolle.awyers who argued, hey, you can't have that material, this guy represents the president. 4th's a lawyer, there's a privilege there, only the president can waive that privilege, you can't see all these records until we review them. they were the ones able to obtain a special master, our outside lawyer to make sure there wasn't any secret of the president or any legal personal information that will be revealed if this evident was pore over by prosecutors. however, in this case the prosecutors are asking for it, to get the jump on that argument. it's fascinating, too, because it defuses anything that rudy giuliani might be able to say about the unfairness of seizing his phone. you may have seen that his lawyer, very respected, they may have his phone, but they don't have a viable case against him. i know that rudy giuliani probably does not want his phone in the possession of federal prosecutors nonetheless, and now they're going to go through this proper step to make sure there's nothing

so they were like, "nicole, that's a no.h is just stairs a rug on a slippery floor. >> yeah, it's just, like, walking in heels it's like, "can you do it? the answer from me is no >> seth: wait. you fell off a motorcycle though what was that? >> yeah. so, i fell off of a motorcycle twice. one of my dear friends, meatball, she's a drag queen, that's not her government name, but she's got a motorcycle she was like, "nicole get on." and i said, "okay. and i was doing really well, and the last thing i hear was, "diva, you're killing it." and then i just took this turn too hard and i was like, "i'm crashing into a fence." and then i heard, "diva, no! and then the second time was during my road test. if you fall off a motorcycle during your road test, you fail. >> seth: that seems fair but you actually went so far after your first fall to try to get a license for it >> yeah, and then after i fell the second time, i bought a motorcycle so is my brain working correctly? we'll never know >> seth: have you always been interested in mot

it is one of the main reasons that i wanted to have nicole on tonight. nicole talks so much about national security on her show, matthew, and that to me is the most frightening thing. kevin mccarthy is gang of 8. he understands just as well as liz cheney does, he's seen the same briefings, he's heard the former -- you know, the leaders even in the republican -- even in the trump administration, chris rey say there is a national security threat posed by white nationalism that's been ginned up from birtherism and on and gotten stronger and stronger and stronger until trump brought it to a head. why is kevin mccarthy throwing out liz cheney, saying they are a big tent saying we care about embrace free thought and debate. that's the whole big lie. what's going on? >> well, again, it's great to be on with you, too, especially my friend nicole. and i -- she's right. i've been in the wilderness a lot longer than she has but she's been in the wilderness for the last few years. to me, this is -- i don't think it's an illogical thing for what the republicans just

carrera más estadounidense o de la hípica (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >>> hola, qué tal, les saluda nicole acompañarnos comenzamos con la triste notia son 4 fallecidos en el naufragio de esta embarcación en california el capitán podría ser acusado de tráfico de personas tenemos más información con nuestra corresponsal >>> muchas gracias nicole estoy frente a uno de los hospitales donde fueron llevados los 25 migrantes que resultaron heridos después del naufragio tuvieron diferentes lesiones después de un operativo de tráfico humano este domingo poco antes de las 10 de la mañana el bote de madera se volcó y quedó hecho pedazos en san diego vamos a escuchar al portavoz del departamento de bomberos de la ciudad >>> las olas estaban fuertes y es peligroso en esta área porque el agua estaba a 70° comenzamos los rescates después >>> el sospecho de operar el bote está arrestado no se saben las identidades de las víctimas el sábado pado otra embarcación con 21 migrantes fue encontrada y se debe que esta prácticas están aumentando debido a la mayor presencia de la patrulla fronteriza >>> hay más mu

. >> así es nicole, los ojos están puestos en el precio de las gasolinas, los próximos días pueden darntrol de un oleoducto que abastece al país en manos de cminales . >> la nbc y autoridades, sospechosoa de este grupo criminalr uso, llamado, (inentendible), los piratas exigen recompensa para descongelar esta compañía dueña del oleoducto, dicen que están trabajando sin descanso para salvar la red de distribución de petróleo, en el gierno y el congreso la preocupación es grande . >> (información en pantalla) . >> (información en pantalla) . >> expertos en seguridad cibernética, dicen que este es el secuestro más importante que ghemos visto hasta ahora, dicen que más allá de revelar la vulneravbilida de la infraestructura cibernética, demuestra el poder que tienen países como rusia china e irán para hacer daño . >> varias agencias de la administración de joe biden, investigan el ciberataque, nada apunta a que el gobierno ruso esté involucrado, en cuanto a los precios de la gasolina,dicen expertos que podrían saltar a 30 centavos por galón . >> estaremos atentos al desarrollo de la notici

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pesquisas para detectar objetos ilícitos, además de hacer el primer conteo después de la masacre, nicole protestas en el sur de bogotá, movilizaciones que siguen mientras tanto iván duque anuncia ronda de movilizaciones con los líderes, todo sin que haya salida al conflicto en el país, son 278 casos de abusos policiales durante el paro y israel dio visto bueno al alto al fuego en gaza, tras reunión del gobierno, aun así, bombardearon igualmente la franja de gaza, hay 227 palestinos muertos y 12 israelies fallecidos . >> y este hombre será investigado por comisión independiente, gracias a proyecto de ley en la cámara de representantes que contó con apoyo de legisladores republicanos, javier cuéntanos . >> así es buenas tardes luz verde para la investigación en el hecho del capitolio de parte de la cámara de representantes, no solamente con votos demócratas también republicanos, el líder de la cámara baja les pidieron votar en contra, esto evidencia las divisiones que hay en el partido republicano, especialmente en temas que tienen que ver con donald trump, el resultado final de la votació

>> asi es ,nicole. han sido muchas horas de much oo dolor deesesperacoion.tamos a uno pasos del epicentro de la tr tragedia. dejame ofrecer a la abuela porque no sabe nada de su nieto. vamos a verlo >> nadie hace nada. no estan lo doctores. o sea, no hace nada. >> los medicos tenian que t >> a las cuatro de lama maÑan tenia que tomarse una tomografia y no se, de verdad que es, la seÑora de azul ahi que hace? deberian de hacer algo. es mi sobrino, mi hermana esta desecha ahi dentro. la ambulancia vino y entro en la cabina, ya se fue, sin nada de pacientes. si l llevaba otro paciente porque es ilogico. pues, no se vale. >> son los familiares de daniel hernandez que estaba internand en este lugar. tenia muchas fracturas en el cuerpo y cabeza. tuvieron que drenarle sangre en el cerebro, sin embargo, no es u un elugar especializado en traumatologia. fue trasladado a ro hospital. esta es la abuela de giovani hernandez. exigen saber donde esta. no saben si esta herido, bien k, vivo o mumu muerto. asei reclamaron >> necesito saber donde esta mi niet >> tranquila >>

nicole, es la informaciÓn, regreso con contigo. >> javier vega, mucha gracias.ano. los propietarios del local se quedaron completamente sorprendidos con lo que pasÓ, y pues no era para menos, esto fue lo que le contaron a ana ledo. >> nosotros estamos acostumbrados a hacer comida, nadie viene aquÍ para dar un bebÉ. >> esta familia mexicana no sale del asombro y es que ayer en la tarde una adolescente entrÓ a su restaurant en jersey city y abandonÓ una bebÉ reciÉn nacida entregÁndola a una clienta que estaba almorzando y luego escaÓo del lugar, incidente captado por cÁmaras de vigilancia del establecimiento. >> se acercÓ a la caja, dijo que querÍa el nÚmero del departamento de bomberos, para poder entregar la na, porque el bebÉ, porque la habÍa encontrado en la calle, decidÍ hablarle a la policÍa. >> de inmediato llegaron a los uniformados al lugar y rindieron primeros auxilios a la bebÉ envuelta en una toalla y parecÍa tener solo horas de nacida. >> estamos viendo al baby que estaba bien, despuÉs le pusieron oxÍgeno y empezÓ llorar, yo sabÍa que era la mamÁ porq

and nicole movies have also enjoyed time in the great outdoors. in the past year. we got vega took a camper, van to mark and cycled along the modal river. and nicole free this explored the bavarian out let me 1st stop. luca steger takes us to the beautiful natural landscape, northeast of berlin law. this is the perfect spot. the news i'm doing it like many other germans this corona virus, summer. i borrowed a can prevent it. i look forward to breaking the fresh air in the cup. there are few people and a lot of space about 2 hours drive northeast of berlin fields as far as the i can see, ah, and many lakes in between. pure nature, my world, ah, i've just arrived. that's my campsite at the lake. the bossier shows me the way to the parking space. so what now? yes ma'am, was let you know mr. steger, i'll walk in front on and you'll drive up there and then back in to ask. oh my yeah, super keep coming. journey bit to the right now go straight on the know the a little to the right. great. you did it done. now i need electricity and action. are there more people here than

did you quite nicole. one cow mill. me. ah, nick, look out. flying is where my journey and king lucy had the belvedere built, not far from his house. from here, the view of the rhine valley is simply breathtaking. ah, if you haven't got anybody to carry you up the mountain height like this is pretty intense, but take the journey. the destination right. plus there is nothing like that feeling of satisfaction. you get, once you reach the top and you get this view so extremely exhausting, but also extremely worth it. me ah, ah, ah, ah, the news, the news, the news, the the the, the the you're tired of you're in the right place. we have great news. brought from the desert city last vegas shantia and i was the conservation here fast the greenhouse of southern spain. good news from the blue planet. in 30 minutes on d. w. the international art scene has been eagerly waiting for this new contemporary collection. no museum. ah a forgotten jim is real wakened as a modern temple of art. ah, ah, ah 90 minutes on d w. o. ah, the news yo

. >> gracias por acompañarnos, en este jueves soy nicole suárez, empezamos con la tragedia que todavíamÚsica ♪♪) . >> ahí está viendo más imágenes de la caída de los dos vagones en la ciudad de méxico muestra más detalles de lo que provocó la tragedia, tenemos más en torno a este drama, y hoy el presidente mexicano andrés manuel lópez obrador agradece la solidaridad de los gobiernos del mundo que expresaron el dolor por el accidente, incluso joe biden y vladimir putin, vamos a la zona donde pasó todo, nacho lozano tiene lo último buenas tardes te escuchamos . >> ¿qué tal? cómo estás nicole, la investigación para saber cómo fue la tragedia está en marcha, en medio de todo esto tenemos familiares nombres y las historias de las que nada saben después del accidente, comenzaron además los funerales de las víctimas como el niño brandon giovanni, isa osorio nos tiene los detalles del funeral buenas tardes . >> buenas tardes, continuamos en la zona cero en donde de manera lenta continúa el retiro de los escombros que dejó la tragedia, también sabemos que todavía tenemos 5 personas que se encue

it's going to go away, nicole. phone companies don't keep it forever.t for a less amount of time than a lot of the phone records so i think we're at that point right now where we're starting to lose some of that data. so, even if we get started now, i'm a little worried and frank might have even more insight on that, but i'm a little worried that we're losing data that we can use for the analysis to see how the command and control functions worked, how they used coded language, how they used memes, you know, how they're doing sort of coordinated activity amongst these specific groups and sometimes that activity is not -- maybe not coordinated specifically but they're certainly following the same tropes and memes and lines of activity so it's, again, we're starting to lose that data line that is perishable so if we don't get started soon i think your going to miss a lot of necessary information. >> frank, from a law enforcement perspective, talk about time and what you lose as time goes on, as it always does, in a political situation in washington. >> we

nicole saphier, and welcome to the big sunday show. here's what's on tap. >> well, the power teachers unions have on policies to reopen school, the any mails just up covered that revealed how deep their influence goes on the cdc. >> lawrence. >> why is it okay to insult republicans? >> and tammy. >> hey, everybody. democrats' wokeness problem being called out by top democratic strategist, and he warns going woke could cost the party in 2022 and '24. >> all that coming up, but first, right to a fox news alert. a boat believed to be smuggling into illegal immigrants cap sized -- capsized outside san diego. what you're look at in texas is the cbp station, they inspect more than 10,000 cars a day. it's 60 miles north of that rgv crossing where they're seeing more than 2300 on average a day of illegal crossings, up some 372%. that station just 60 miles north of the mcallen crossing is the last line of defense stopping ms-13 criminals, drugs and lots and lots of illegal immigrants coming into the u.s. it's also where governor greg abbott is calling out joe biden

but you know, nicole, it isn't just that moment, as shocking as that is.icers had been upset starting back in june of 2020 because that's the day, june 1, when the president deployed the secret service and the park police to clear out a square for a photo op. to show that he's the authoritarian leader, he's riding herd over all these protesters. secret service officers were really upset about this, and they demanded to talk to their director about what in the world was going on. why were they using this level of force? was this appropriate with peaceable protesters? and that conversation led to many more private conversations in which agents and officers complained that members of the president's detail had maga hats on their desks. supervisors had been deployed by the president to work, at least one of them, in the white house as political aides to the president. this was something that crossed a line the secret service had never crossed before, and there are just so many alums in that family, that noble family of secret service agents, who are appalled a

and claire atkinson and nicole hemmer.e state of american democracy is, well it is either worse than you think. so how should the reality-based press covered an alternative-reality gop. >> that is the key important thing here, is cover it honestly. we've had this view for a long time and journalism should not be a line with either party. but i think we've determined it to mean journalism should be equally distant between two the two parties and i think that is not realistic. journalism has a bias for facts, evidence and truth and if like half of the voters in one party and a lot of the elected officials in the party are not but truthful, journalists are going to cover that and look like their covering that party more negatively. so this in environment we have to prioritize, we have to be pro-truth, pro-democracy, pro-evidence and i think that will make it look like we're pro-democratic. but i think we should be pro--democrat, small "d" not capital "d". >> and didn't that cause more even more shouts of media pollizeization

contra el covid lo que es premiado por la organización mundial de la salud (oms) >>> qué tal soy nicolehoy es un día de conmemoración es un día en que rendimos homenaje a los soldados caídos por este país el acto central fue en un cementerio de virginia donde el presidente joe biden fue a colocar flores y también la primera dama y la vicepresidenta de estados unidos, kamala harris, y el segundo caballero estuvieron presentes, también otra fecha importante como esta masacre de tulsa en 1921 cuando una multitud de blancos apoyados por las autoridades locales quemaron casas y negocios de afroamericanos en una zona comercial exitosa los muertos fueron 300 aproximadamente y por muchos años no se quiso investigar el aniversario se va a conmemorar mañana como reportamos el drama de la migración tiene dramas por preservar la identidad para poder cuidar a sus hijos por eso los padres de las dominicanas van a seguir ocultos >>> así es 2 de las 5 niñas dejadas en la frontera sur fueron dejadas en la florida con su tía es una bebé de 11 meses y su hermana de 5 años y sus padres de 23 y 24 años deja

when nicole returned home later that evening, i asked her how did the game go.ed about it because it shouldn't reach that magnitude. i did the right thing, i thought by calling the dps in durham and speaking with someone and in turn they got me in touch with an athletic director from hillside high school. and when i spoke to that individual, he had me contact gentleman by the name of mark -- i don't want to mispronounce his name that was supposed to be over the athletics for north carolina. the director that is. and i wrote him a letter. i addressed it. and he never -- when he responded to me, he was sending me back to someone else. i was a little bit -- i'm still a little warm about that because i addressed it to him. and i've been getting a lot of calls. everybody seems to want to be apologetic but they can't make no decisions. they greasing the wheel and push it off to someone else. i need that rule changed so nobody has to go through this. >> nicole, sounds like you're a fierce competitor and a good one based on the results you had on the field. but talk to

. >> joining us now nicole hockley and matt bartley. dylan and mark left his 7-year-old daniel in that deadly connecticut shooting. nicole, sandy hook promised is focused on preventing school shootings. when i see the two of you it's always after or around a deadly school shooting. are you warning us that's what could be on the horizon? >> we're sending out a warning that people need to check in, in other kids and get more mental health support. we've seen a significant increase in life events including suicidal ideation. the kids need help now. we can't snap our fingers and think that covid-19 never happened. we do need to think adverse effects and this could be a precursor for more anxiety and violence. >> what does that mean, mark? this potential powder keg effect, what is that? >> well, stephanie, students are experiencing a significant amount of stress related to the pandemic and isolation. they're spending most of their time socializing on online platforms and coordinating sometimes not even. and now re-emerging into face-to-face

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so nicole has a message to the person who did this. if i could talk to that person, i would truly tell them that i feel sorry for them the vandalism, nicole says on lee, underscoring the need for the group to be here, educate. in the community about down syndrome. they clearly have never met or spent any time with a person with down syndrome because if they had, they wouldn't have written any of that. that was melanie. window reporting for us geese playhouse thinks that the vandalism happens sometime overnight. friday and into yesterday. new numbers show a large disparity in hollywood when it comes to asian american actors in leading roles and new university of southern california study examined the top grossing us movies between the years 2007 and 2019. the research found just 3.5% featured an asian american in a leading role overall, just four 34 films had an asian american or pacific island are front and center. 14 of them star dwayne the rock johnson, who is of samoan descent, women performed in just six of the 44 films, and none w

>> that's right, nicole. as a beacon of hope, like that's where they should go to, it's because this is their friends and family that believe this. this is what they see online. this is who they congregate with and it's an achievement in their information world. and i think in certain parts of the country, you were talking about arizona on the last segment, i think that's also indicative. a lot of these locations are still believing in the big lie. i think where the damage really comes is part of the reason we haven't seen attacks, at least in the last five to six months, is because there's been an inavailability of targets. as the pandemic ends, the amount of targets will pick up. you will have mass gatherings, and that's already starting to occur. you're having people move about the country. and that will create an availability, essentially, for them. there's also been a lull in the system because they've waited to hear what donald trump will say, and he's been remarkably quiet in the past couple months. bu

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look, nicole, i think there are two classes of republicans. you would -- than i think most people would believe of republicans, including republican elected officials, who believe donald trump won the election and believe the conspiracy theories and believe in qanon, and we'd like to think that it's the far fringe of the -- >> who? who? >> well, you go through the members of congress who, in the past few weeks, were saying that, you know, the insurrection wasn't that bad and who are defending the insurrectionists. you talk about people like ron johnson in the senate. so they are the fringe of the party but these are people in high elected office and i think it's bigger -- the number is -- there are more of them than there are liz cheneys, i'll put it that way. but i think there is a much bigger number of people who just continue to, especially in the senate, who approach this the same way they've approached the lies and conspiracy theories for more than ten years now. you go back to where this, i think, all began with birtherism, when most rep

thank you, nicole. >> chairman: thank you for that clarification. thank you. >> thank you, alex. thank you, nicole. i do not see any council members with raised hands. i'm sorry. [inaudible] okay. yes, orkid, please go ahead. >> yes. i have something that i'd like to say. i have been a deaf woman who works for specific deaf organizations that [inaudible] clients and multiple disabilities that happen to use paratransit specifically to go to golden gate park, to go to different activities there and up until it happens the people get dropped off pretty far away from the location and they have no idea where to drop off individuals. so that happens in the moment and so when they get dropped off, they have to walk quite a long length away to their location. often times it gets canceled when they go to get picked up by paratransit. so it's important to teach and inform the operators about the situation because it happens quite often and so it's in coordination with the paratransit wells, you know, wanting to h

nicole.and kind of make judgments on our political leaders, but this is a moment where we have to judge the followers as well because a leader without a follower, as we know, is really going nowhere. the heartbeat of today's republican party is attracted to matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene and they are rejecting and tossing aside liz cheney. this is a defining moment for today's republican party, one more in this trail of the republican party over the last five years, but i think, in terms of political analysis, it does suggest that the republican party is running straight towards donald trump and their affiliation with the past president for this midterm election. and any notion that they would try to distance themselves and get back to governing, as mitch mcconnell would like to do, that's not going to happen. they see their only path to victory by remaining in the donald trump, matt gaetz, marjorie taylor greene lane. republicans might benefit from that, but i think america loses. >>

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nicole's family and others want the rule, which officials say was written with safety in mind, changedin light of growing recognition of the discriminatory impact of such policies, much discussed when a high school wrestler was made to cut off his locks to compete in 2018. in fitting a pattern of black hair styles being disproportionately policed in sports, school and society. >> i want the world to know how i feel as a black man and as a father that my child had to be ridiculed in order to play a simple game. >> reporter: nicole, a standout student with aspirations of becoming a doctor, is not alone in this. the school district has given her their full support, and that governing body which oversees high school sports at the national level now says a rule change is on the table for june. whit? >> zachary kiesch, our thanks to you tonight. >>> there's much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. consumer prices soaring. americans paying more for everything from gasoline to groceries and even homes. could relief be on the way? that's next. a lot of people think dealing with co

>> that's a lot to unpack, nicole.by using disinformation or you look at the things that are being said, whether it's ron johnson talking about vaccines, whether it's tucker carlson, you know, talking about the fact that somehow the government wanted gas stations to be shut down, i find it ludicrous. we can't even have a policy discussion because individuals want to go on these rants based on -- really based on disinformation but a particular type of grift where a lot of these individuals are making money off being this type of -- using this type of hyperbolic language. for example, when you saw the leader goes and says, hey, he wants to do an infrastructure deal with the president and then he tweets that out, that is just sort of the political way of doing business right now for fund-raising or to get people mobilized behind you and that's why i think some people find it so distasteful because i can sit here with charlie and everybody on the panel and we can have a discussion about climate change. we can have a discus

, nicole. it looks like we're going out with pretty good momentum and i think more importantly, resolve. we're able to climb off the canvass the last couple of sessions. what's your assessment of what we've gone through and maybe looking ahead? >> yeah, i mean, i absolutely think there's going to be fits and stops here, and i think it's going to be really focused around a few things, inflation being first and foremost, the transient nature is hard to wrap our arms around right now and i think some of that self- fulfilling nature is going to become very systemic as the american people start whether it's gasoline or chicken at the grocery store, inflation is real and it's in our face. when we read warren buffett's comments right now who we really look to for kind of a broad breadth of what's really going on in the marketplace, he said it's a frenzy out there. there's just so much buying, but on the flip side of this , this week gave us an opportunity where mega tax was back down at what, 10 times

>> well, absolutely, nicole.know this now, but we're living in this new age where political pressure is applied in ways that we just hadn't seen even a decade ago, and i think there are, you know -- it's an imperfect analogy but there are echos and parallels to policing and the black lives matter movement in the united states where you just had this incredible power on social media, testimonials, perspectives that are often not captured in the major media, and these, you know, kind of viral hashtag campaigns, and they are exerting influence on political actors in a way that they weren't before, and i do think that, yeah, i do think that you are seeing that here and i think that had an effect in shaping the politics around this terrible conflict. >> you've also got some reporting about what the white house's focus is if the ceasefire holds. let me read from that. you're reporting the senior biden administration official says the united states was planning to be at the fore of an international response, most likely

blue cash, ego and nicole foolish have also enjoyed time in the great outdoors in the past year. who gosh, they go, took a camper van to mark and cycles along the moses river. and nicole for english explored the bavarian out me 1st stop. luca steger takes us to the beautiful natural landscape, northeast of berlin, blah. this is the perfect ah, i'm doing it like many other germans this corona virus, summer. i borrowed a camper, van, and i look forward to breaking the fresh air in the will come on. ah, there are few people and a lot of space about 2 hours drive northeast of berlin fields as far as the i can see, ah, and many lakes in between. your nature, my world. ah, i've just arrived. that's my campsite at the lake. the bossier shows me the way to the parking space. so what now? yes ma'am, was last, you know, mr. steger, i'll walk in front on and you'll drive up there and then back in to ask. oh yeah. yeah, super keep coming. turn a bit to the right to go straight and know that a little to the right. great. you did it done. now i need electricity. and action. what extent are the

but big welcome to you, nicole.as two short years ago when you became the first black woman to represent a top three pick. last year for the very first time more than half of first-round picks are represented by black agents and that includes you. so what is it like to be part of these historical moments? >> honestly it's very indescribable. you know, when i wanted to be an agent eight years ago, i remember looking at the business and not seeing many people that looked like me. so being able to achieve the level of success that i have, it's nothing more than a blessing. i'm so happy to be in this position. >> yeah, i can imagine you are. but you've had to go through a couple of things, right? you told nbc's hoda kotb, that there were times people just assumed you were the girlfriend of a player and that team security even kicked you out once because of that. talk about that experience and some of the challenges you faced to try to get to this point in your career. >> yeah, it's really tough. because these teams or p

>> nicole: i'll be honest, i'm with harris, i don't like the unidentified portion.an even check ourselves with information from china and our southern border isn't even secure. i want to know what these are because i'm not very confident that we can protect ourselves. i like to see more information. >> kayleigh: david, quick answer from you. what do you think we see in this report from the u.s. government? >> david: harris is spot on, this is two countries telling each other something, it's either us telling china and russia we have a new webinar at them telling us they have a new webinar that the military has done in the past, they don't let us know they have something for ten or 15 years as they've done with fighter jets in the past, it's likely one of those three scenarios. >> kayleigh: we shall see and we shall all wait with baited breath for that report. just ahead, the cofounder of black lives matter stepping down amidst criticism over her luxury real estate portfolio. she insists the division was preplanned but has the organization lost all credibility? ♪ ♪ (

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