she's actually anna nicole smith. >> this morning, tragic beauty. >> anna nicole smith died. >> anna nicole smith has died. >> she might have been one of the most famous faces in the world. >> it makes anna nicole smith a star. >> va-va-va-voom. wow. >> she was ridiculed, but there's a whole story the public doesn't know. >> people have a perception that she was this dumb blond. she wasn't. >> i'm fine, i'm well, i'm here. >> every single thing i touch t. >> she snagged a very rich man who was near death. >> one of the world's richest men. >> anna never gave [ bleep ] abou >> he left her nothing. zero. >> she is one hot mess, except maybe she's not that hot anymore. >> make me beautiful dress. >> anna nicole smith just gave birth to a baby girl only to have her 20-year-old son daniel die at her maternity bedside. >> and then the unimaginable happens -- anna herself dies just five months later. >> the question of why no one called 911 sooner is never fully answered. >> do you know what this even is? >> i thought it would be important to show dannielynn a little bit about where her mom

together they come up with anna nicole smith. >> that first day shooting for guess makes anna nicole >> people have a perception that she was this dumb blond. she wasn't, not at all. she could do anything that she wanted to do. >> reporter: what she decides to do, after four years of turning down his proposals, is to marry jay howard marshall. >> and she loved this man. she would sit close to him with her legs on the couch over him, and he would laugh. about six months after they got married, mr. marshall got very sick. >> reporter: enter son pierce, who had been given power of attorney. marshall's caregiver, betty morgan, becomes his guardian. >> then anna finds herself cut off financially. at one point she's only permitted to see her husband for 30 minutes a visit. the family said that was because of the doctors' instructions. but she was heartbroken. >> when your husband's got his arms around, going like this, "please come with me." >> reporter: 14 months after their wedding, jay howard marshall died. >> massive fortune, estimates up to $1.6 billion. however, he leaves nothing in

now the problem with nicole hannah jones she is false narratives of american history. that is not just my opinion that is the opinion of every knowledgeable historian who deals with the american congress. it's not just one or two mistakes it's eight narrative that's right with mistakes from beginning to end. it's one thing to make mistakes, we all make them. but we also have a responsibility to acknowledge those mistakes and pointed out. in the case of nicole hannah jones several are pointed out by fact checkers before she went to press with the article. she refused to make changes then. then there were pointed out again and again by historians that "new york times" brushed it aside, to this day there are major parts of the 6019 project which are flatly false. even if you are not a historian but a journalist, a responsibility tell the truth. but we have in the record of nicole hannah jones is the 1519 project we operate this of the fact that she wants to advance regardless of what the facts are in an unwillingness to confront in a reasonable way. this is not a definiti

nicole hannah jones knows what it is.imply taking the generalization and tried to give them material form in this particularly false narrative that they dovetail together. you could eat critical race theory but the 1619 project gives it life and for makes it easier do the whole point. >> amy, go ahead. >> a little bit to matthew's point about the 1619 project and being in this sort of political battle. let's not forget to that 1619 is, makes the new york times relevant. not that they weren't. they hadn't had a big of a viewership as they did, actually i should take that back. when 1619 was released they said there were people lined up at newsstands around the city block . people were buying the new york times print edition in droves. they hadn't seen that kind of response is barack obama was, since he won the election in 2009. so make no mistake this is also a way for the new york times to make some money. and be relevant in so many places across the country. i'm not saying that is the primary driver but it is important t

about nicole hannah jones experience. they said we don't have that information. and is protected personal information. ... ... by the time the husband announced nicole anna jones would be joining the faculty, everyone at the school was on the same page, going to have a five-year contract professor contract and at the same time in the future she be able to be up for tenure but that has been a lot of misconception. >> that misconception has continued even though i know you've written about this how this occurred, peter know if you've written an extensive piece about this as well, do you feel the narrative of tenure denied is still hanging on even though that's not really what happens? >> i think it is in the media, it's so sensational. tenure was revoked, it is a fictional story. the articles and major media outlets were never collected so if you google the call hannah jones tenure and you get to the daily mail or fox news, you're still getting incorrect from they did a correction so i think still hanging out there in the national media everyone council and local p

nicole hannah jones is not the first time thisnn happened. in illinois a few years ago was another example of listen while these boards of trustees wake up and they say, we really should take a look at something and when that happens, there's also this reflective outrage and i would say there's a couple things here to keep in mind that a faculty, not just the tenured ones, requires an individual to have a certain level of accomplishment in a certain commitment to what the university is all about. it's very near the top of that and about nicole hannah jones is that she has had false narrative on american history. that's not just my opinion, that's the opinion of every historian who deals with the american value is not just one or two, it is a narrative from beginning to end. now one thing to make a mistake, we all make them but then we also had a responsibility to acknowledge those mistakes when it's pointed out in the case of nicole hannah jones, those mistakes are pointed out by records and before and she refused to make changes and then the

and with nicole hannah jones, she's conlated these on american history. and not just my opinions, but one or two mistakes, it's rife with mistakes from beginning to end. it's one thing to make mistakes, we all make them, but then we have a responsibility to acknowledge the mistakes when they're pointed out. and with nicole hannah jones, some of the mistakes were pointed out before they went to the article and then pointed out again and again by two dozen american historicalions. new york times-- and to this day there are major parts of the 1619 project which are flatley false. now, there is, not a historian, but a journalist, a responsibility to tell the truth. and what we have in the record of nicole hannah jones, at least from the 1619 project, is someone who operates heedless of the facts, a strong opinion to advance regardless of what the facts are, ongoing to confront in a reasonable way. this is not a definition of scholarship. maybe in the school of journalism if the hudson school was to be considered in this light, telling truth, the critics and r

. ♪♪ (mÚsica) ♪♪ hola, quÉ tal, les saluda nicole suÁrez, gracias por acompaÑarnos, comenzamos con una el gobernador andrew cuomo anunciÓ que renuncia a su cargo y que se harÁ efectivo en 14 dÍas, karla tiene todos los detalles desde la gran manzana, cuÉntanos lo Último por favor. >> nicole, quÉ tal, muy buenas tardes, el gobernador todavÍa sigue aquÍ en su oficina de manhattan, es una noticia que tomÓ por supuesto por sorpresa a todo el mundo, porque Él estaba defendiÉndose mucho de estas acusaciones de acoso sexual, pero final el hoy tomÓ la decisiÓn de renunciar. vamos a escuchar de sus propias palabras cÓmo fue que lo dijo. (hablan en inglÉs). bueno, ya lo escuchamos allÍ, el gobernador dijo renuncio, no sin negar cada una de las acusaciones de acoso sexual, tambiÉn hablÓ su abogada quien tambiÉn dijo que esto se trata, que tiene fines polÍticos cada una de estas denuncias. hablaron principalmente de dos que son las mÁs daÑinas para el gobernador porque habla de una agresiÓn sexual, son la de lindsay que es la primeras mujer que denunciÓ el acoso sexual, esta agresiÓn sexual _ denu

>> hi, nicolle, thanks for having me. it was a clear effort to knock down critics, but, you know, when you -- he picked the criticisms that he wanted to knock down and kind of left the ones that were a little bit harder for him to knock down. so when he says that, you know, we shoulda, coulda -- the withdrawal could not have been gone -- could not have gone any differently and was going to be chaotic no matter what the united states did, there are elements of truth in that. it's hard to imagine how any sort of ending of a war in afghanistan given the -- and i thought it was pretty extraordinary that he came out straight on the -- he called the afghan government corrupt. he's sparing criticism now for the national security -- afghan national security forces and their soldiers and commandos who melted away. the commandos did fight and some of them did fight, but at the end of the day it's hard to be willing to put your life on the line for a government that is corrupt. president biden nodded to that. he's been frustrated wi

soy nicole susuarez, comenzamos con la noticia en d desarrollo, 12 militares han muerto en kabul y otros5 h heridos por atentados cerca del aeropuerto de la capital afgana, una masacre donde habria decena de personas fallecidas, javier vega tiene mas informacion, danos mas informacion, x xpor fo , adlenate . >> bbuenas tardes, asi es, una jornada tragtragica en kabul, confirmo hace minutos la muerte de 12 militares de eestados unidos tras los atentados su suicidas de las dos explosiones en la capital afgana, una explosion, una detonacion fuerte con disparos en uno de los a acceso del las puertas del aeropiaerop internacional, un aatauq cq complejo que dejo muertos, f fallecidos en la poblacion a afgana y tambien heridos, 15 militares de eestados unidos segun fuentes de inteligencia en wawashington quien estaria detra del ataque, es igrupo extremista isis k una faccion del estado islamico, enemigo de eestados unidos y del taliban. el taliban que ha dicho que ha comenzad sus investigaciones, todo en el contexto de la evacuacion monumental de personas que quieren salir del pais para que nos

. >> hola, les saluda nicole suÁrez hoy por rebeka smyth, ida tocÓ tierra poco antes del mediodÍa horae mÁs de 150 millas por hora, asÍ el huracÁn empata en el quinto lugar en la lista de los sistemas mÁs fuertes en tocar suelo estadounidense, tenemos amplia cobertura con nuestros crep dÁloes rubÉn, francisco y nuestro jefe de meteorologÍa carlos robles. y con una fuerza de categorÍa 4, ida comenzÓ a confirmar los peores presagios sobre su potencial destructivo incluso antes de su llegada a la costa de louisiana, la fuerza de sus vientos no ha dado tregua desde entonces y el embate continÚa causando estragos, enlazamos en este momento con rubÉn en vivo desde nueva orleans, saludos, cuÉntanos cuÁl es la situaciÓn actual, adelante. >> quÉ tal, nicole, como puedes observar en estos momentos sufrimos el embate de ida, en ocasiones se hace difÍcil mantenernos parados, sin embargo, mÁs difÍcil es la situaciÓn que estÁ viviendo miles de familias que no pudieron evacuar, ya se habla de cientos de miles de familias que se encuentran sin electricidad, y las autoridades se preparan para responder

nicolle, hi. this is a terrible way to start out a show here. >> it is. >> i was in a state of -- this is disgusting. i was in a state of of high -- about this, as you know. i ranted about it on this show and others. my focus of my ire now amplified, is those very people oar talking about. tucker carlson, laura ingram, please take a bow for being the most disgusting, morally depraved people on television, maybe in the history of mass media. to claim that the riot was not as bad, that's bad. we have video. we know how bad it was. it's all there to see. it's undeniable. to claim it wasn't as bad as said, that's one thing. bad. to claim there's a sprir theory undergirding it, that's also bad. but to hear these people on the air portraying these officers as fabulous, saying they are crisis actors, laura ingraham made me mental when she did this the other night. it just reflects the moral monstrosity. these people have families. these people are suffering, and the reason i say it's amplified, with each

yeah, nicolle.that parent was saying at this meeting reflects what many of us have seen on the ground in our own neighborhoods. i have often marvelled as i see three 2-year-old kids, 5-year-old kids, 10-year-old kids, teenagers take more care and show more care for one another than supposed leadership in public office. it is devastating but it is also i think a symbol of how this is actually not just a political crisis, it is really a moral crisis. i think we do have to have a conversation not just in political terms, right, but also about what has unravelled culturally the bonds that have kept us together over the years as a society, different as we may be. you know, seem to have really come apart. the lack of empathy. the lack of community, and it does seem like there are many americans who have decided to just think only of themselves, and even then they're not even acting rationally necessarily. so i think this is a conversation not just for the hill. this is a conversation for all of us to have

que pidieron protección de un >> un equipo de rob'otica bienvenida hola le doy la bienvenida soy nicolea empezar de la crisis son esperan su y este es el 1 de junio de derechos hu >> esta situaci'on hace que aumente las cr'iticas de organizaciones pro inmigrantes derechos humanos contra la cort suprema luego de validar que el gobierno establezca este pr programa adelante compaÑero buenas tardes tienes m'as i informaci'on desde la capital del pa'is >> as'i es saludos desde la c corte suprema donde se impuso l mayor'ia conservadora y d decisiones un duro golpe al gobierno del presidente joe biden que hab'ia tenido como prioridad desmantelar estas pol'iticas anti migrantes de la administraci'on de trump ahora nuevamente miles de solicitantes de asilo deber'an esperar en territorio mexicano ya fijaron su la respostura dijerol resoluci'on de sus casas con la dificultades y riesgos que esto conlleva y por eso el depa departamento de seguridad n nacional a cargo del resguardo en la frontera ya fij'o su postura han dicho en un com comunicado lamentamos la dec decisi'on pero la respetamos y acab

quÉ tal, les saluda con gusto nicole suÁrez, tenemos la informaciÓn que necesita saber, estados unidos 37 millones de casos de covid-19 desde que comenzÓ la pandemia, y mÁs de 626.000 muertes a causa del virus, ahora las autoridades sanitarias van a recomendar una tercera dosis de la vacuna del covid-19. karla tiene toda la informaciÓn, buenas tardes, karla, quÉ nos puedes decir al respecto? >> hola, quÉ tal nicole, muy buenas tardes, efectivamente se espera que el gobierno del presidente biden anuncie que la mayorÍa de las personas que estÁn totalmente inmunizadas necesitarÁn una tercera dosis de la vacuna contra el covid-19, esto para reforzar y mantener los niveles de anticuerpos y aÍi poder combatir la variante delta segÚn confirmÓ nuestra cadena hermana nbc, esto viene tras encontrarse evidencia de que con el tiempo la protecciÓn total de las dos dosis puede disminuir, autoridades de salud recomendaron en estados unidos la semana pasada la tercera dosis para personas con sistemas inmunes dÉbiles porque son los que tienen mayor riesgo de contagio y enfermar gravemente. ahora la rec

. >> (gritos). >> (audio en inglés). >> (subtítulos en pantalla). >> justo en la reunión escolar, nicolees, pero pacíficamente es difícil encontrar una relación entra la paz y la manera que trataron a las autoridades . >> qué ejemplo para sus hijos ¿no? porque una encuesta dice que la mayoría están de acuerdo con el uso obligatorio de mascarillas. >> sí 6 de cada 10 padres están a favor del uso obligatorio de mascarillas en las escuelas pero el resto están levantando la voz con fuerza y produciendo preocupación en el país. >> rogelio mora tagle gracias por continuar con nosotros. >> con mucho gusto. >> el presidente joe biden da el mandato de la vacuna a otra agencia federal y recursos humanos que requerirán que los trabajadores se vacunen esto afecta a 25 mil empleados federales, y becarios y contratistas. >> insostenibles, dicen las autoridades de california el aumento de hospitalizaciones por coronavirus e este estado, las áreas más pobladas registraron 2981 ingresos es el doble de hospitalizaciones, se elevó a 5973 el domingo pasado. >> la administración general de alimentos y medici

nicolle, it's very good to be with you. and i was thinking about it and listening to that audio and thinking does mr. mccarthy think he's some 1960s vulgar comedian? he's not. he's not funny. he's the alleged leader of the republican party in the house. and so what he has said and what he has done in his votes, in his floor debate -- that was actually called a statesman's dinner. he was certainly not statesman like. he was indecent. he was vulgar. he was threatening violence against the speaker of the house. he shows utterly no respect. it's unacceptable to me. i've been witness to it on the floor. i've been subject of it on the floor. this man i think has gotten ahead of himself. he began that audio clip by saying he looks forward to winning the majority. i predict he will not win the majority, and i believe he is such a failed leader tethered to an even bigger failed leader that he will not hold on to his minority leadership. >> and the republicans used to -- i don't know how to put it -- pretend to try if not appeal to w

qué tal les saluda nicole gracias por estar con nosotros el gobernador de new york andrew cuomo rechazós de acoso sexual a mujeres en un informe de la fiscalía del estado la defensa del gobernador demócrata es tras pedidos de que renuncie carla con lo último desde new york adelante >> qué tal nicole muy buenas tardes , el gobernador andrew cuomo volvió a negar las acusaciones de acoso sexual en su contra en las últimas horas y reiterar su inocencia >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en panlla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> el reporte de la fiscal general leticia dijo que el acoso sexual viola las leyes estatales y federal este resultado es tras cinco meses de una investigación el reporte dijo que el gobernador demócrata mostró un ptatron de eaco >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> la fiscal general dijo que

>> yeah, nicolle. the way i feel about it is i think a little bit different than some other folks who have been on this panel. i don't view it as a failed mission. i don't view it as an inextricable failure over the last 20 years. as i said, we prevented another 9/11 attack on our country. we avenged the attack on our nation by going after al qaeda, decimating their leadership and giving the afghans the best chance they've ever had to control their country through a central government. i just got to say that for 20 years we've made sure that our country has been safe. that's not a failure at all. i think the reason why i think president biden's decision was correct was so manifestly correct was because i think he said, look, we've achieved what we tried to do in the weeks and months after 9/11. we have prevented the organization al qaeda from having a safe haven there in afghanistan, and now that that mission is over we're not getting a lot for our military presence there. if the taliban is going to st

one of our holiday—makers is nicolle joy. uk staycations!ook forward to. - hey, nicolle. hi. how you doing? she had herforeign holiday plans disrupted by the traffic light system earlier this year. things kept changing, didn't they? - so, like, red zones, l green zones, amber. so, the traffic light system? the traffic lights, but then, so, i didn't get to go. - so you decided, "this year, no going abroad. i'm going for a staycation." i've never, ever considered a staycation, ever. - nicolle travelled to a spa hotel in cheshire. her room cost £360 for three nights, not including breakfast or spa access. the drive up, it was so scenic. there was a massive lake. i was like, "yay, i this is a bit of me!" and then, you know, i pulled up, saw the chandeliers, - etc, like, the decor- was really, really lovely. but after checking in, she began to discover issues with her part of the hotel, including a broken lift. so, then i had to go up these, like, i think it was like four- flights of stairs, which was... carrying your luggage? carrying my luggage

. >> bienvenidos les slauda nicole gracias por estar con nosotros , crece presion sobre andrew cumplres democrata presidente electo de estados unidos, joe biden pide al g gobernador que denuncie ante acusaciones de acoso sexual en su contra carla adelante >> que tal nicole buenos dias son muchas las voces que piden la drenuncia del gfoobernador ng lo denunciaron de alguna m manera diciendo que fueron mal interpretaciones por las mujere llego un grupo protestando por salojos pero dicen que nec necesitan un gobernador que se enfoque en los problemas y no este tratando de defenderse de las goberngobernad gobernadores de nueva jersey long island se unen y o organizaciones del movimiento mee too charlotte acuso de haberle hecho preguntas intimas dijo el gobernador que era una mal interpretacion esto dijo de trabajar de un ambiente toxico donde no se puede denunciar >> i(informacion en pantalla) >> i(informacion en pantalla) >> i(informacion en pantalla) >> i(informacion en pantalla) >> i(informacion en pantalla) >> i(informacion en pantalla) >> i(informacion en pantalla) >> i(informacion

i'm with you, nicolle., but this is the accumulation of more than four years worth of reengineering what the truth is and reprogramming what their supporters would believe. this is the wave crashing on the beach. >> yeah. >> and so we all read those stories at the end of the election where they said, look, let donald trump blow off some steam for three or four weeks. then after some certification in states, then we will begin to change our messaging. you can't put the big lie genie back in the bottle. this crowd proves that. i wish more people would say that. it is going to take a lot more and it is going to take a long time to change the hearts and minds of people whose minds were reprogrammed, but, boy, this is the culmination of all of that. >> and the political -- the republican lawmakers now are hostage to the lies they told their base. in some ways it is karma, it is poetic. in other ways it is just going to incentivize the most heinous conduct as lawmakers, donna. >> well, and i think that their supp

it is all of them, nicolle. >> it is amazing.ome to you on something that you have written about. abc news has some new reporting on the arbiters of election, the referees i want to put up. analyzing the voting rights lab state level bill tracker and bill description, abc news identified at least eight states including battlegrounds arizona and georgia that have enacted ten laws so far this year that change election laws by bolstering partisan entity's power over the process or shifting election-related responsibilities from secretaries of state. we have seen some states go ahead and do this on their own. arizona disempowered kitty hobbs, their secretary of state, from representing them. the georgia law goes very far in doing this. can you talk about how these other states are doing this, this sort of attempt at potential voter nullification by changing the arbiters and referees of state elections? >> yes, and, you know, every state is different but every state is coming up with almost a unique way to find ways to alter who gover

one, rob, when i give it the much nicole a. nicole, is it the it yet? if you, if you look to you because told, told share cohen was recruited after the most, and director general spotted his name among files of rejected candidates. he was given the fate of a syrian businessman coming to top it in israel. it had the training camp set out for spies, that's where he went to get his identity. that's where he went to malware and his spike craft was there. that is handler help shape the cover identity that they were creating for him to operate in syria, l eco and needed to talk like syria. a specialist is really linguistic training section. unit 131 set about changing his accent. they also created a cover story for the new agent. if you watch the, the more the dollar. i'd love the way that y'all, i don't know, i should put on out of the island. i mean, yes, if you will use all we don't get the family on the on. i said i leave leg and under the judge lot of by the bill. she's a loony loose really i'm cool. are you out of the fact that there is some mean my abo

good evening nicole. >> so nice to see you. thanks, chris. >>> thanks to all of you for joining this hour. i know, i know. rachel is on vacation, but we'll get through this. we start with the dramatic announcement this morning from the attorney general of the state of new york. >> the independent investigation has concluded that governor andrew cuomo sexually harassed multiple women and in doing so violated federal and state law. specifically, the investigation found that governor andrew cuomo sexually harassed current and former new york state employees by engaging in unwelcome and non-consensual touching and making numerous offensive comments of a suggestive and sexual nature that created a hostile work environment for women. >> the investigation released today by the new york attorney general's office documents allegations against governor cuomo by 11 women. the investigators interviewed 179 witnesses and collected tens of thousands of pieces of evidence to corroborate the allegations. those investigators describe their find

you know, nicolle, you know this.rly optimistic for five years because i believed that the forces that brought donald trump to power were perennial american forces, nativism, extremism, xenophobia, racism, but these forces ebbed and flowed. but that only works if there's a system in which things can ebb and flow. what happened on january 6th was an attempt, the most decisive and direct attempt since fort sumter to end the constitutional experiment in liberty. i know the constitution is not perfect. i get it. it is a flawed document because, guess what? we're flawed people. if you look like me and you are a boring white southern male protestant, things tend to work out for you in this country. the point of america is that we need to do everything we can to make sure everybody has a chance for it to work out. i think that joe biden believes that to the depths of his soul. >> so when i worked in the white house we had a drill called the rude q & a, and it was to prepare people like condi rice and others for a rude questi

>> yeah, that's right, nicolle.en administration has done in terms of governance, but the only people that know about it are those that are part of much more establishment communications, patterns around washington, d.c. oftentimes when i interact with them they will say, well, we don't want to talk about the disinformation because we will give it oxygen. oh, it's got plenty of oxygen. it is on rocket fuel. that alternative universe, that tucker carlson world, he is over in hungary right now. that's for a reason. there's a connective tissue of nationalism that is trying to push and shove down democracy across western europe and the united states, and it cannot be ignored. you don't have to worry about it if you are messaging from the white house that you are giving it oxygen because it has plenty of oxygen on its own. they are principally using messengers and their own alternative communication systems at this point. so i think a lot of people thought, oh, trump will exit twitter, trump will exit facebook and then i

. >> buenas noches, soy nicole suÁrez, por rebeka smyth, estas son las noticias que debe saber, nuevaras, el huracÁn ida deja sin electricidad a la ciudad. reporta un muerto por el sistema. >> estados unidos bombardea un vehÍculo que llevaba alegados terroristas suicidas, mieras el presidente biden recibe los cuerpos de los 13 militares muertos en kabul. el astro del fÚtbol messi debuta en el psg que gana 2 goles a 0. ♪♪ (mÚsica♪♪ a esta hora toda nueva orleans estÁ sin luz, uno de los efectos del azote del huracÁn ida en la zona, el sistema que tambiÉn tiene en alerta a las autoridades ante la posibilidad de tornados que se pueden extender al noroeste de florida, tenemos cobertura con rubÉn y francisco y tambiÉn nuestro jefe de meteorologÍa carlos robles. el huracÁn llegÓ a louisiana con vientos de 150 millas por hora aunque su fuerza ahora se ha reducido a categorÍa 2 sigue la preocupaciÓn y es que ida se estÁ moviendo lentamente por la zona y prolonga la iuietud sobre sus posibles efectos devastadores, el jefe de meteorologÍa de telemundo carlos robles ha seguido este histÓrico sis

27 jugadores lo hizo ante toronto blue jays (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >>> hola qué tal les saluda nicole un hecho la aprobaci de la vacuna de pfizer para mayores de 16 años para dar confianza adicional en la vacunación contra el covid-19 vamos con más detalles acerca de esta noticia son buenas noticias? >>> son buenas noticias porque tenemos más información que indica que la vacuna es 91 por ciento segura un poco más abajo del uso de mascarilla de 95 por ciento como indicó pfizer a la administración de alimentos y medicamentos (fda), algunas personas pensaban que no era totalmente aprobada pero para personas de 16 años en adelante no se tiene la información de 12 a 15 años aún no está completa pero pueden seguir usando la vacuna los niños menores a 12 años no pueden acceder aún a la vacuna es buena información >>> algunas personas dicen que más estados más compañías pidan su uso >>> va a suceder porque el pentágono lo va a hacer una exigencia para 1.4 millones de personas que se tienen que poner la vacuna después de tener la información pero también con algunas ciudades y estados como or

over to nicolle wallace we go. nicolle, i'm especially interested in your viewpoint in that you were around for the construct, the start of the policy. and i'd love to hear you out on the current split between the press and public. the two audiences that will hear and view this speech and the president's choice to go hard with his own decision-making. >> well, i'm going to say two things, both hard to say. but i'll say them anyway because here they are. 95% of the american people will agree with everything he just said. 95% of the press covering this white house will disagree. and for an american president to finally be completely aligned with such an overwhelming majority of what the american people think about afghanistan is probably a tremendous relief to the american people. he also went a long way to really fleshing out a biden doctrine. and there are questions about whether he can achieve what he set out. but there is no equivocation, there is no lack of confidence that this is the right decision. and what he

>> i think it was kind of nice of nicole wallace to give everybody a heads up, you know, it's true, ifs don't open , that's what they're going to do. not the people who aren't vaccinated in our republic, but certainly unvaccinated republicans, that's exactly wha they're going to say. >> that's so true, told everybody the game plan. she might have to put a pin in it. >> joe, what are your thoughts? to keep my prediction for the upcoming school year is i will still be required to stay 50 yards from the building. >> it's weird because your always wearing a mask anyway. >> one of the original masters. this is a difficult issue for m because i'm not anti- vax, but am pro polio, i did get vaccinated, i went with guard t sell. i had i think the chicago it's amazing this christmas list the went down. in chicago, how about some bulletproof vests. at least they kid state in school. one of the things i think we learned in these lockdowns is i you need to do the remote learning, why do you have to do the remote learning with the horrible teachers in your schoo district. >> get the best available t

>> happy friday, nicolle. not a happy one in a lot of ways seeing this unfold.t out, is that this president and the former president were both aligned with where american public opinion is on this, on the question of continuing the war in afghanistan. there is a large democratic consensus for ending this war and for getting out, and both of these presidents were with the public on this. so that does get to the question, the next question, which is how do we get out. i think what we've seen seep out from the administration is an accurate reflection in some of the tweet that jonathan swann that was up for a little while and then came down, i think there are a lot of heavy hearts in the biden administration. i don't think anybody undertook the withdrawal, the decision to withdraw, the president and anybody in the foreign policy apparatus of the administration, undertook this with any kind of nonchalance or with a lack of gravity or with the understanding there would be ugly stuff that would happen as a result. in the long-term calculus, what was genuinely achieved?

25 días le diremos quiénes califican (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >>> hola qué tal soy nicoles en este jueves comenzamos con las noticias 10 muertos y también heridos dejó un accidente de tránsito en texas una camioneta con inmigrantes indocumentados se estrelló contra un poste vamos con más detalles acerca de este incidente >>> hola buenas tardes qué tal lo último este mediodía es que los 10 fallecidos en la tragedia en texas 6 son hondureños pero también 3 mexicanos y 1 guatemalteco son los datos de las autoridades se produjo esta tragedia en un lugar remoto del sur de texas la mayoría hombres adulto pero también una mujer entre los fallecidos las autoridades de texas no han confirmado las nacionalidades pero sí eran inmigrantes indocumentados y también están trabajando como hipótesis del accidente que era un contrabando de personas común en esta zona de texas doy hay un punto de la patrulla fronteriza y además iban amontonados en una camioneta 30 personas y el vehículo es para 15 más el chofer y también vimos galones de agua mascarillas y elementos e usan los migrantes para

nicole is switching industries to tech, hoping that will open new opportunities.vings and unemployment. >> i do think there are opportunities for people like myself to get a piece of that booming economy that everybody's talking about. it's just not booming for everybody. >> reporter: nicole is not the only one struggling to find a job. while the lines of people waiting for food here in new orleans and around the country have slowed, louisiana still has one of the highest unemployment rates in the country. >> i don't know that they think this is the new normal with people still out of work, unemployed, in lines for food. most of these women are in the hospitality industry. >> reporter: andrea jones is one of those women in line. she has worked in hospitality, but says her hotel still doesn't have enough business in their banquet hall to bring her back. >> being here today is to make sure i still eat. it gives me a little hope because i don't have money that i can actually go spend to get the food. >> reporter: food kept the family afloat during covid-19. but now n

>> of course, nicole.y did it take only 12 months when it takes 5 to 12 years, that's on the mind of many people. turns out it's been all the -- waiting for people to enroll in the studies, waiting for the nih to say yes you and can enter the next phase. all that bureaucratic vaccine development have been consolidated as part as operation warp speed, that's why we need to take part that the science has not cut corners at all. to your point, and just to emphasize again to all of your viewers, all of rachel's viewers, kaiser family foundation came up with a vitally important solution, less than 1% of cases that are being detected nicole across the country are vaccine for a few cases, and in some cases 0.0% of all cases are breakthrough cases, 95% of those hospitalized right now in the united states, we've gone to 6000 new hospitalizations, every seven days for covid 19 97% are vaccinated people. these vaccines work and we need to make that clear, you need two shots of the vaccine to be kept out of the hospit

nicole's attorney and director of the national litigation at the goldwater institute. nicole. they want to bully you and they want to silence you. will you stop? >> absolutely not. this litigation is frivolous. they have no standing. they have a personal vendetta against me and they are politically motivated against me because i submitted public records requests to see how they are teaching critical race theory and gender theory and they thought i would go away but i didn't and now they're pulling all these tricks to try to silence me. this isn't the first time the nea has targeted me. they had a private meeting, emergency meeting they put my name and picture on the slide and they characterized me as an attack on public education. so they are trying really hard to silence me. but i'm not scared. i have the goldwater institute behind me this is a matter of public concern is subject to public disclosure. every parent has the right to request this information. every parent should. you can request the communication of nea members by public school officials and public school employ

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think about this, nicole.ment that president trump got the question about the proud boys in the debate and a chill went down my spine when he said tell them to stand back and stand by. then what he did was proceeded to tell them as soon as that election was over, okay, don't stand by anymore. you go out and do your thing. he knows they're violent. he knows they have terribly prejudice views about their fellow americans. so, what he did today is as bad as anything he has done. because now what he's saying is -- he's kind of threatening law enforcement for trying to -- >> and mike pence. >> and mike pence. >> nicole, i don't want to break the flow here, but there's a unique side-by-side happening on the screen right now. ranking member mccaskill is someone who -- she's a democrat, i'm a republican. i so admired what she was trying to do on domestic terrorism and within the trump administration was trying to put in place the programs to go after domestic terrorist and guess who thwarted senator mccaskill and trum

nicole saphier.ite us is really frustrated over the poor data on covid-19 that is behind a lot of restriction policies and things like mask mandates. you may be shocked at the dramatically low percentage of covid-19 samples that have been genetically tested for variants in the u.s. you're going to be surprised how low the u.s. ranks around the world in this list. is the u.s. making flawed restriction policies when they don't really know what is going on with variants? keep it here on "the evening edit." >> so many times people like tony fauci have been moving the goalposts. they have been misleading the american people because they think they know better. medical bureaucrats in washington, d.c. have no clear what american people are ready to hear. they should tell the people the facts. let people make up their own mind. i have a lot of faith in the american people but bureaucrats like tony fauci don't [ nautical horn blows ] i mean just because you look like someone else doesn't mean you eat off the

sí mismo en la familia dicen que baja la precaución porque hay avances (♪ música ♪) >>> hola soy nicolena los ojos del mundo están en afganistán después de que los talibanes recuperaran el control del gobierno y del palacio después de llegar a la capital y de la salida del país del presidente es otra de las imágenes que dan idea de la situación que se vive en kabul donde miles de personas quieren huir por el pánico de la llegada de los talibanes solamente se quieren ir desórdenes que han dejado 7 muertos y muchos piden visados como pueden para abandonar el país lo antes posible para que nadie dude de su presencia hay patrullas y también instalan puestos de control en especial en la capital después de tomarla entrando en establecimientos del gobierno y al presidente joe biden le llueven las críticas por retirar tropas después de años de afganistán vamos con más detalles acerca de esta noticia desde washington >>> así es buenas tardes aquí los ataques llegan de todos los lados para enemigos y amigos lo que pasa en afganistán es un fracaso de su política internacional algunos dicen que es

>> i think it was kind of nice of nicole wallace to give everybody a heads up, you know, it's true, if , that's what they're going to do. not the people who aren't vaccinated in our republic, but certainly unvaccinated republicans, that's exactly wha they're going to say. >> that's so true, told everybody the game plan. she might have to put a pin in it. >> joe, what are your thoughts? to keep my prediction for the upcoming school year is i will still be required to stay 50 yards from the building. >> it's weird because your always wearing a mask anyway. >> one of the original masters. this is a difficult issue for m because i'm not anti- vax, but am pro polio, i did get vaccinated, i went with guard t sell. i had i think the chicago it's amazing this christmas list the went down. in chicago, how about some bulletproof vests. at least they kid state in school. one of the things i think we learned in these lockdowns is i you need to do the remote learning, why do you have to do the remote learning with the horrible teachers in your schoo district. >> get the best available to everyone.

for nicole's dad, she'll always be his little girl. >> she is my hero. she is a warrior she's very compassionate. she is very caring, loving >> reporter: 20-year-old marine corporal dylan merola his mom says was one of the best kids ever. just an infant when u.s. troops first arrived in afghanistan. army staff sergeant ryan knauss' wife says her husband would have no regrets >> for him, it is the ultimate honor he could give back to his country and to help those people >> reporter: these service members now home, their sacrifice honored in cities and towns across a grateful nation, including marine corporals daegan page and humberto sanchez, lance corporals david espinoza, and kareem nikoui, navy corpsman maxton soviak. johanny rosario was from massachusetts. >> we will always remember her as the hero that she is. >> reporter: missouri remembering lance corporal jared schmitz. ten of the fallen were based at california's camp pendleton, like rylee mccollum, set to become a new father in just three weeks and corporal hunter lopez, the son of sheriff's dep

>> good evening, nicole. and this is the point where i usually give rachel the boston accent alert.abor secretary, and i think i might slip a little. my boston accent might crack. and there's another very special boston accent we may hear later in the hour. and that is my father, nicole, who i wish was still with us to hear this, a 1963 recording of him arguing a case, an important case in the united states supreme court. and when i was listening to it today, trying to find something the audience would understand, because of his boston accent, i felt so bad because for william o douglas and all those people trying to

we will hear from nicole collier, texas state representative. next we will hear from the honorable travis clardy, a representative in the texas state legislature. finally will hear from diego bernal, texas tech representative and number of the mexican american legislative conference. witnesses will rise and be un-muted so we can sway them in. please raise your right hand. do you swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give us is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so hope you god? >> i do. rep. raskin: let the record demonstrate that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. without objection, your written

we thought if we are quoting nicole, we'll run it by nicole, thank you as always. >> thank you so much, i am so flattered, thanks ari. >>> evacuations are continuing in afghanistan, 7,000 people leaving since saturday. we have many tragic southeastern and a couple of airports after all of that. 5,000 u.s. troops in the city. that's the re-enforcement needed to get the u.s. out of afghanistan. the in coming taliban is facing protests and flag waving. everyone can see there are tragic cost of leeway. it puts this country right back in the hands of the osama bin laden, the taliban leader who the united states ousted. and now republicans are claiming this will be joe biden's punitive defining setback. >> this is president biden's moment. >> this is a stain on the president and presidency. >> it has been a catastrophe. >> you go to hell, mr. president. >> that may be all the expected politics. >> as nicole and i just discussed and i want to get into our top story is the reflect across washington and our press to really lean into a hawkish critique of this withdrawal. take one of these respe

next we'll hear from nicole collier, texas state representative and part of the texas black caucus. and we'll hear from travis clardy, who is a representative in the texas legislature and diego bernal, member of the mexican american legislative conference. the witnesses will please rise, be unmuted, be so we can swear them all in wherever you are, please raise your right hand. do you swear or affirm that the testimony you're about to give us is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god. >> i do. >> i do. mr. raskin: let the record demonstrate all witnesses answered in the affirmative. representative thompson, you are now recognized for your testimony. before you begin, i want to recognize, also, the presence of our distinguished colleague from texas, mrs. lizzie fletcher from houston. representative thompson, you're recognized. ms. thompson: thank you, chairman raskin and ranking

according to your reporting, nicolle, what will the president say when we hear from him?tally, what can he say? >> well, to david gergen's advice, this president is i would say most supremely confident of his experience in the area of foreign policy. and our friend mike memoli, who will be along, probably has more thoughts on that. but i know in navigating the crisis in the mideast earlier this summer he felt like he knew as much as anyone who'd ever had this job. i think that's why the very, very vivid and very tragic scenes that you're describing are such a blow to one of the central strengths of his presidency. i have talked to senior white house officials all weekend, and they are so unapologetically committed to making this about the decision to leave afghanistan after 20 years. they're full of statistics and data about the sacrifice of the men and women of the military and the financial cost. but so far their messages haven't spoken to the pictures most people have seen on their television sets. and i know all too well that when people are consuming tragedies and th