. >> he said nicole has gone missing. we were frantic, calling all of our friends, calling that sort of thing happens to that other people. it's the most frightening thing in the world. >> a young wife. >> she always saw the good and people. >> she had a way to make you smile. >> missing for nine days. >> it's so wrong and nicole it's summer where she shouldn't be. >> it was hard enough when they didn't know. much worse when they did. >> it came over the tv a body had been found. i will never forget that as long as i live. >> this could go down any number of paths. >> and it did. >> how do a troubled finally caught up with her? >> i saw the pill bottle and i freaked out. >> or was it something much darker? >> he told me he would put it in her edible. >> how did she change? >> she became more sexual with people. >> who wanted her dad? >> he thought he was somewhat of a player. >> welcome to dateline. nikki pietz was a well liked fitness executive married to the man of her dream, and one night, she was supposed to meet her

. >> nicole? >> the left attack on republicans ramp up, from florida governor desantis being called out as missing while he was at cancer treatment with his wife. to the media launching a hit job on texas senator cruz's 13-year-old daughter. >> tyrus? >> drama on the gridiron. there's a tantrum mid field and then getting booted from the bus. >>> but first, dr. fauci now saying that americans could be forced to test negative before exiting the newly shortened five-day covid quarantine. but the cdc director said something completely different. just days ago when she was asked about requiring testing. >> yeah, really important question. i'm glad you raised this. so what we do know is that the pcr test after infection can be positive for up to 12 weeks. so that is not going to be helpful. >> i myself feel that that's a reasonable thing to do. i believe that the cdc soon will be coming out with more clarification of that. >> and this week the fda is expected to allow 12 to 15-year-olds to get pfizer's

nas noches, estas son las noticias quested tiene que saber hoy antes que acabe el día, soy nicole suárez>> washington conmemora un año del asalto del capitolio de estados unidos. >> pensamos que íbamos a morir ese día, escuchando los gritos de los ataques afuera donde nosotros estábamos. >> el presidente joe biden como nca acusa a donald trump por el asalto del capitolio de estados unidos y la división que aún prevalece en la nación. >> el coronavirus sigue expandiéndose por estado unidos son 58 millones de contagios en el país y más de 4 mil menores hospitalizados. >>en california toman medidas para evitar expansión de la enfermedad. >>e n nueva york se preparan para la llegada de la nieve. >>nada evita que llegue los reyes magos a méxico. >> les pedí un baby yoda y una maleta . >> ya le contamos cómo se vivió el día de reyes en diferentes países. >> comenzamos con los homenajes a los que vivieron el asalto del capitolio de estados unidos es que ya pasó un año desde ese día y un ataque se tornó moal, julio vaqueiro está con la cobertura especial ¿qué tal? >> así es nicole, acá en washin

thanks, nicole.n and i, for the "new york times" magazine, interviewed dozens of capitol police officers, some who were willing to be named and go on the record, and some who wanted to talk confidentially. so, we compiled a report that's out this weekend in the sunday magazine, online now, and what you see almost across the board is how deep this impact was to these officers and their lives. i mean, there are people on the force who are still out, 135 officers resigned or retired from the force after january 6th. you have people who still feel the repercussions of traumatic brain injuries, who still have fainting spells. you have people who are still severely depressed from what happened. people who are still undergoing surgeries from that day. and so i think it's important to always remember, as we talk about the politics of january 6th and how the different parties are responding, how -- the true victims of this attack were the frontline officers of the capitol police and the d.c. police department

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we know the answer, nicole.ry committee investigation that donald trump said to his own justice department, you just have to do one thing. just declare the election corrupt, and me and my -- our colleagues will do the rest. i mean, he was talking that way not just to brad raffensperger but to his own doj. >> once again, these aren't just loony tunes making weird claims about venezuela. these people had positions of power. you know, heaven help us if these people who are willing to lie about venezuela and lie about election fraud, what will they do if they get their hands on power again? imagine this team with their hands on the nuclear codes. imagine this team as advising a commander in chief in the situation room. if they're willing to lie about this just to maintain power, hen help us if they're actually in power again. >> but inches their way back to power is something that kevin mccarthy and republican leaders make more possible/likely. let's bring into our conversation nbc's senior capitol hill corresponden

>> nicolle that's the question i just placed in to the committee.y had ready some of these same people, including stewart rhodes, to appear before the committee and provide documents and testimony about their involvement in some of the planning. the letters that were transmitted by thompson to rhodes and enrique tario for example, they cited specific examples of posts on parler and other social media platforms about, you know, how these extremists should be identified and go incould go needo ahead of the insurrection -- go incognito ahead of the insurrection in order to breach the capitol. but it is unclear whether they cooperated with the committee just yet. there is a fire wall between the committee and the department of jugs that the committee staff and investigators have been adhering closely to. but, again, this ring of activity is of interest. and it's likely in this 340-plus pool of interviews and conditions that the committee has already conducted that it has included some who are grouped into this extremists and militia type. >> so just to

. >> regreso contigo nicole . >> se reportan los primeros casos de flurona en estados unidos, en floridaadres a seguir recomendaciones sanitarias con los pequeños practiquen la distancia social . >> y la vacunación y contagios de omicron en menores de edad, genera controvbersrias en padres de chifvatgo q que todavía no deciden si vuelven niños o no a la escuela . >> en chicago sifue la discusión pór el regreso a clases presenciales . >> debemos tener pausa operativa, hasta que el pico vaya bajando, educadores deben viajar . >> el gobierno municipal y escuelas de chiago reiteran que el regreso a las aulas es seguro . >> invertimosen el sistema de filtración, mantenemnos distanciamiento social, también platicamos el lavado de manos, hemos tenido problemas no significativos . >> estoy exhortando a maestros a que asistan a las escuelas, no son solamente estas entidades, padres de familia están divididos al respecto . >> (inentendible) muchos padres trabajamos, quedan solos . >> los nipños no deberían regresar hasta no producir examen de covid-19 negativo, hay niños a los que los mandan a cla

son las noticias que tiene que saber antes de acabar el día, soy nicole suiarez, contagios se disparanstados unidos por la variante omicron en medio del repunte la fda autoriza el refuerzo de la vacuna en menores de 15 años . >> sí se la voy a coklocar confiando en dios . >> el píco de contagios con als escuelas después de las vacaciones de fin de año, tenemos las reacciones . >> caos por mal tiempo en el país la primera tormenta invernal del año sorprende a conductores en varias carreteras cancelando miles de vuelos . >> las aerolíneas son responsables, por qué venden si estamos en esto, después le cancelan el viaje a uno . >> la tormenta invernal se llevó la cida de niña de 7 años . >> inusual nacimiento de gemelos con 15 minutos de separación en california, con diferente mes y año . >> ella llegó en año nuevo y ella fue la primera que nace ahí . >> esta historia no se la pueden perder, comenzamos con estas noticias, estratosféricas del covid-19, el coronavirus enfermó a más de 56 millones de personas en estados unidos desde que comenzó la pandemia, las ultikmas 24 horas, registraron

est'an vacunados, por ello urge a los padres de familia que ofrezcan esta protecci'on a sus hijos, nicolecemos la informaci'on en chicago las clases p presenciales son cancelada luego del debate entre maestros y autoridades de la ciudadvotó a, favor de suspender las clases sindicato de maestros de chicago quien vot'o a favor de suspender las clases y retomar la e enseÑanza virtual las opiniones entre padres de familia se d divide unas quieren ver a sus hijos a la escuela y otras p prefieren no exponer >>> los niÑos aprenden mejor en persona porque lo viv'i cuando son virtual de las clase >>> se necesita ir a la escuela y despu'es hoy en d'ia con nosotros >>> la decisi'on de cancelar las clases afecta a 300 y 4000 e estudiantes que volvieron a las aulas luego de dos semanas de vacaciones decembrinas >>> miles de trabajadores de por el comit'e polic'ias ydos co y s socorristas nos escaparon, enrique que habr'a, est'a con nosotros para hablarnos de la magnitud de la situaci'on, e enrique buenas noche >>> buenas noche m'as de mete 150 oficiales y bomberos que est'an fuera de sus funciones a c

she has people -- i think i said this to you before, nicolle.interesting to me who is being subpoenaed and not showing up. >> right. >> what is interesting to me is who is actually participating without getting subpoenaed. and i know -- and some of it has become public, and i'm sure luke could speak to this more, but there are many white house aides, many of them, from the trump era, who are talking to the committee voluntarily because they don't think they did any wrong and they are willing to participate and talk about what they think donald trump did wrong on those days. so those dynamics here are really really interesting. and she's showing that, in my estimation that she has the goods and it doesn't much matter if these people defy subpoenas 678 of course it matters, but to her investigation and benny thompson's investigation, she has so much already up her sleeve. >> that's probably on folks like us. we focus on contempt votes but the bigger headline is how few there have been. look at the polling where the trump base is, steve bannon and

bring in nicole malliotakis. great to see you congresswoman. will anybody benefit under this d.a.?power those doing the wrong thing in our city and at times when we are trying to recover the city post build de blasio to see the new district of manhattan is someone who will not help us restore this city, bring people back to work, ensure we atrack more tourism and keep businesses here, it will do the exact opposite. to give the viewerss a sense of the policy in practice, this d.a. wanting to charge people who commit armed robbery with petty larceny, that is maximum of 25 years and bringing it down to 364 days. when you talk about drug dealing at time you have fentanyl killing the most -- the leading cause of death among 18 to 45 year olds, he wants to take drug dealing and charge with possession. what new york city will see is our city move toward portland, murder of chicago, smash and grabs of san francisco and i'm deeply concerned about this. what really getss me is that when a poll was taken among democrats in the city, they said public safety was their top priority and wanted go

nicole, what about the speed these yields are moving up?emember last march it was not number coming from where we were coming but the velocity scared a lot of people s that playing a role today as well? >> you know we're pointing the finger at the spooking of the yield market on investors. even though we knew it was coming, as you mentioned in your opening, charles. however, you know, we do think unjust punishment for some of these large technology names specifically. the fed continues to make moves and we agree with you and the communication of the fed. we need to have some confidence in the global central banks coming out of covid. no at all doom and gloom from our perspective. just choppiness as the market adjusts. charles: stay with the theme for a moment. regular viewers of our show know the script, the script that has been written out historically. the fed hikes rates. investors are supposed to go long things like banks, industrials, materials. global money managers, that is exactly what they're doing right now. if you look at the lis

>> it is absolutely stunning, nicole. things, including -- i mean, yes, it is a -- it's a bombshell. i'm sure we've said that a lot of times, but it is literally a bombshell. the committee knows everything that went on in these relationships, and they have sent a clear signal to sean hannity that they have all of his emails and communications with the white house chief of staff, probably because the white house chief of staff turned them over to the committee when he was still cooperating. so, they now know that hannity was having firsthand conversations with donald trump, and donald trump was relating to hannity most possibly what we would know as the powerpoint 2 plan, that plan for suppressing certification of the vote using mike pence and hannity is pushing back, going back to meadows, the chief of staff, saying, listen, you the president is nuts here. this plan can't work. he needs to walk away from it. there is abundant rationale for the committee to speak with sean hannity. we've already seen some early communicati

>> well, nicolle, thank you so much. challenge is both as a nation and around the country over these last several years and i decided i couldn't sit on the sidelines any more, both for my congressional district where we have seen some of the impacts of the pandemic that have exposed the inequities in health care and the economy. i want to go back in congress and fight for my district and fight for our country. we talked so much the last several years about the damage that's been done to our democracy and i believe that it is time for my voice with the leadership that i have, i served in the majority and the minority as a rank and file member and in the leadership of the democratic caucus in congress and i'm looking forward to going back, joining me colleagues, feet to the fire, to make sure we can preserve and protect our democracy and so i can fight for our congressional district. >> you come on this show, we ask you to talk about what we're seeing and help us understand it, but you did a lot of listening. talk about yo

also in the news, nicole parole is an award winner. her new book is called this is how they tell me the world ends and it won the financial times mckinsey business book of the year. an annual award given to the most compelling and enjoyable insight into business issues and it comes with a 40,000-dollar monetary prize. finally, according to the npd books scanned book sales were up almost 10% from the week ending november 208th as we enter the holiday book buying period. adult nonfiction sales were down 1% and is still up 6% for the year. a side note nearly one quarter of all books are sold during the holiday period. in the author himself and a pulitzer prize winner as well, he joins us on about books. this is a look back at 2021. what has your year been and what are you doing? >> i've read a lot of books and enjoy having my kids back into real school which has made it easier to read a lot of books. i've been reading particularly a lot about 9/11 because the 20th anniversary i wanted to look back at that as well. >> what did you find in

power has been restored to some of nicole ofa and.

>> you know what, nicole?mpionship even starts, to me, is a new world's record for him. i have no sympathy for him. martina navratilova said something today that i said last night before this all came down, which was, if he had any good grace and he had any respect for a tournament he has won nine times, he would pack up, withdraw, and get out of the country before they throw him out of the country. i don't know how he thought this was going to work out. and the tennis australia officials, they are complicit in this, but ultimately, this is on him. even as anti-vax people try to turn him into some sort of nelson mandela. no, he's pighelded, he's stubborn. what has happened with the immigration minister is this, nicolle. somebody finally said no to novak djokovic. he should have learned his lesson when he hit a lineswoman in the neck with a ball and got bounced from the u.s. open that sometimes rules are still rules, even if you're the number one player in the world. >> dr. hotez, why does this matter? why does

host: nicole hannah jones was a guest on book tv's afterwards recently.ant to show our viewers what she said and have you respond. [video clip] >> we call this an origin story. >> an alternative. >> i think in a multiracial country we have to have many points of origin. you could certainly have a similar project looking at indigenous people and i actually hope there is something like that and how would we do differently about our country if we look at it from that lens. i think if we are going to engage in origin stories and the question is should we, maybe, maybe not, i think there is a usefulness to them and it is impossible not to have them. culturally as human beings -- >> we almost always do. >> you could academically argue that we shouldn't but i don't think we'll ever not have the stories that we tell ourselves about who we are as a people, country, nation. we do have to say there could never be one. the idea of a single unifying narrative in a country like the united states is probably impossible. why can't we teach multiple versions of origins an

and it is -- we are taking many, many steps back, nicolle. know, i will say that we are going to see the inequities that have been widened because of the covid pandemic, widened even more because of these restrictive laws. >> i want to -- hang on a second before we get to the politics of it, because that is the new reality. i want to understand from you, minnie, if you think americans understand, women and men, if you think americans understand what is about to happen. >> you know, we are doing our best to amplify the message. but i think there will be a significant population that will be in shock come what we expect a june decision on the dobbs case, the mississippi abortion ban case. but i completely degree with dr. black stock. i'm from texas. we have had challenges for access to abortion in texas for a very long time. 26 states in this country are poised with bans on the books, preexisting roe bans to bans on abortion in some way, shape or form subsequent to the supreme court making a decision. the lack of action by this court has compou

>> that's absolutely right, nicole.ublican party has had a single minded focus over the last year of instituting an insurrection through other means, and people understand the insurrection on january 6th. what they don't understand as well is how the voter suppression, how the gerrymandering, how the election subversion is a continuation of the insurrection, to try to achieve the goals in 2021 and 2022 they couldn't achieve in 2020, and that's why it's so important that voter suppression not become the new normal and that it really is now or never to protect voting rights, because if the senate doesn't pass voting rights legislation and soon, then the elections are going to take place under voter suppression laws. they are going to take place under gerrymandered maps. they are going to take place under election subversion laws and that will become the new normal, and countless numbers of voters will be disenfranchised and the republicans will use that power as a spring board to outright steal the election in 2024, and i

>> yeah, thanks, nicolle.key do careen from tragedy to tragedy because there is just so much going on right now. we are still in a pandemic and there are horrific incidences that happen every day, just like the hostage situation where the jewish community is dealing with the aftereffects of fear and anti-semitism. so it is hard for us to stay on topic. but even before that brutal massacre that left six asian women dead, we were calling for help. my colleague across the aisle took the senate floor and she said, our community is in need of help. we need to you hear us. and just a few days later, that incident happened. and the reality is, the crimes against asian americans living in our country has not stopped. and so, you know, seeing somebody like michelle -- we are the same age. i am a 40-year-old asian woman. and i thought, that could very well have been somebody like me. >> it's this sort of access into the fear that is becoming universal. we talked about it at the top of the show. jonathan greenblatt said

>> we have a deep bench, nicole. black women who are immensely qualified, and i'm going to be really proud to support them. i hope republican colleagues will put aside the partisan differences that we'll really have a bipartisan proceeding, and that we will move quickly. i think that's really important. think about it for a moment. you know, our united states supreme court has never been so threatened in its credibility, never so much at risk in terms of its authority and independence. part of the wounds have been self-inflicted by the court, but also partly the result of the very partisan pitch battles that we have had for prior nominees, and there is a higher good here and a public interest that will be indicated by moving quickly. but we are prepared to fight, make no mistake. we are prepared to fight the options we have to get this job done. it's a job that will get done. this nominee will be confirmed. >> i want to switch gears and ask you about a comment you made on a call with ukrainian americans about their c

up 14% in a year here in phoenix where new home prices have jumped 30%, jacob dennis and his wife nicole are struggling to find a new home and fear it could soon be out of reach >> it's turned into more of a business transaction rather than our first-time home-buying experience together that should be fun and enjoyable. >> reporter: the coming rate hikes follow an unprecedented two years. >> the stock market plunging, the worst single-day drop in history. >> reporter: in march of 2020, the new pandemic and fear of a deep economic rout pushed the market into a steep dive the fed quickly dropped interest rates to near zero, helping to support the economy and limit the recession. but two years later, consumers are paying more for everything from food and clothing to cars and gasoline >> as we're seeing inflation rise, that is a signal to the federal reserve that something needs to be done. >> reporter: by gradually raising rates, the fed is hoping to accomplish that goldilocks economy, not too hot and not too cold. lester >> tom, thanks if the fed raises rates as indicated, it could have a

ah, i'm nicole relish welcome to the show. a highly anticipated response and a widely predicted one at that. the u. s. and nato have formerly reject it. moscow sweeping security demands refusing to rule out a future nato membership for ukraine. instead, washington offers what it calls a serious diplomatic path out of the crisis. russia has mass, so 100000 troops near its border with ukraine fueling fears of another invasion, military exercises on the russian side of the border. exercises that ukrainians fear might soon turn lethal, should times roll across onto their territory. the u. s. and its nato allies have sent weapons including anti tank missiles and bunker busting grenades. meant to help offset the huge russian advantage in troops and equipment. the aim is to make an invasion as costly as possible. there should be no doubt about our seriousness of purpose when it comes to diplomacy. and we're acting with equal focus and force to bolster eucharist offences and prepare a swift united response to for the russian aggressio

um nicole, nicole kidman, she won best actress for, for her performance and being the recorders. how did that go down? you know, everybody was very happy to see the people that one, you know, even will smith won his 1st golden globe awards. i know you are right, thinks that will smith is won everything already. so how could he have not won? but he had been nominated like 5 or 6 times and i think his 1st nominations in the early ninety's. so he finally received his 1st nomination. and for the rest of them, yes, there were a lot of us, you know, i'll straw is that one of course you mentioned nicole kidman, but there is also sarah, not a winning best supporting actress and t v series for her role in succession. and then there was newcomer cody smith mckee wanting when he best supporting actor a motion picture for the power of the dog. so a great night for australians. definitely a great night for you know, will smith because he's been in the business for so long. but again, the focus is really put back on the philanthropic effort, and it was a very interesting time when the presiden

nicole kidman was almost -- >> stephen: nicole kidman almost played the lead part but she got injuredm." >> but do you know i reference this movie like three times a week? >> stephen: i did not. oh, my god. it's such a classic. i wasn't ready for "the panic room reference." >> no, the villain is really mean in that movie. >> stephen: you have to play the nicole kidman jodie foster part. >> oooh! >> stephen: come on, you could panic, couldn't you? >> is there mouthwash in this room? because she needs to have sugar. >> stephen: i haven't seen it, i'm sorry. that was a good reference. sugar free mouthwash. >> because i'm diabetic! >> stephen: thanks for stopping by. how are you? ( applause ) it is love night here on the "late show" because we had an engagement with kristen stewart. you got married since the last time i saw you. >> i did, i did, i did. thank you! >> stephen: i was married. how are you liking it? it's comfy, isn't it? >> i got pandemic married. >> stephen: did you have a shindig or -- >> oh, no, honey, it's in the backyard, a judge, my husband, me, the four cats. >> stephe

nicole hemmer is back with me, author of "messengers of the right." do. the big one is to have a long memory. the destruction of democracy is not a 2020 story, not a 2021 story. it's going to be less splashy, in statehouses, in the supreme court, in congress. it's not going toe come dressed up as an insurrection. keeping an eye on the story even when it's not those gripping images we've had for the past two years. >> it's one of these drip, drip, drip events or stories. that's an important challenge for the media. nicole, thanks so much. >> thanks for having me. >>> thanks for joining us for this new year edition of "reliable sources." sign up at reliablesources.com. the letter will come out in a few hours. we'll see you back here in the inbox and on tv this time next week. ♪ ♪ >>> one year later, the investigation into the deadly january 6th riot enters a new phase, what the committee has learned about the impetus of the attack and the role of the former president. i'll speak to january 6th committee chairman bennie thompson and maryland governor lar

but, nicolle, we have got to keep them on the fringe.g to be validated, with you know, prime time appearances. social media for the first time in a long time did the right thing in taking trump off of facebook, off of twitter, off of youtube. because -- you know, let's be clear. freedom of expression is not the freedom to incite violence. and you may be the president or kind of a public figure, alex jones the pseudoperformer that he is, but you have no right to show up on social media if you are going the slander people. that suspect protected speech. and i applaud those networks who -- you choose not to have white supremacists on your air time, choosing not to display that madness is actually i think part of our shared civic duty. and we need to do more of it not allow bad guys to weaponize the first amendment and hide behind it. >> do you feel, though, like civic duty doesn't mean the same thing to the country at large anymore? you have 40% of americans who think civic duty is marching on the capitol quote hang mike pence. >> yeah, it

nicole safire.ould not wish this, if this was a family member, the serious side of this for mika dr. siegel, i'm not a doctor. i don't play one with covid. i'm not going to play one here. i see with my own eyes a dramatic significant decline cognitively with the president. i tried to show it over that years. he was a very different person. my question is, i know you have not examined him yourself but what do you see, are these classic symptoms of somebody who is in such a decline? >> dan: well, sean, i can't say for sure because i have not examined him as you said. i have to you, geraldo, i agree, i don't see a single cobweb. i completely agree with you. i see -- >> sean: bernie sanders, same thing. i will stick with geraldo. he is a genius. in terms of president biden, i think it is on the table for us to say, even chuck todd said that the american public is questioning his competence, right? klint i spoke with present trip in the white house in 2020, he brought up the issue of cognitive testing fo

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has been restored to some of nicole ofa and local mobile phones were advised. i working. however, i would know that we've not yet received news from other coastal areas of tongue, a taco with the outer islands. that's enough from southern mess up who is a reporter with tv new zealand. he has more from oakland. some communications have started to be reconnected with at least the area around the capital of tang nicole ofa. but most of the last 22 hours that many, many thousands of commons living in new zealand and elsewhere around the pacific had been in the dark, extremely concerned about what happened in their homeland. what we've known. because of that, it's really very hard to know at this time to give you an official overview of the extent of damage or injuries or do what we know is that the volcano ruptured about 5 p. m local time tunnel. yes. but i the waves arrived within, we told 15 to 20 minutes, but the images that some tomlins were able to record and post do shows some people leaving the coast equal to evacuate to higher ground. some people were caugh

i printed them out for them. >> the girl was nicole lukas. >> he just kept saying i'll kill you.eep] with me. >> the incident happened about two years earlier in dante's house. jason says she told him she was so afraid of dante, she never reported it to police. now the police went looking for her, and what she told them sounded like an eerie echo of what they believed happened to sarah. >> he kept trying to touch my body, and he opened the zipper to my shorts, and then he had a knife above his bed, and he had it at my throat. he was like waving it around. >> nicole shared her story on video with a reporter from "newsday," a long island newspaper. >> and he said that he would kill me, and he said are you scared, and i said no cause i was just trying to like -- i didn't want to show him fear. and then he got -- he actually touched my throat with the knife. >> nicole says they struggled, he punched her several times, and then she panicked and hit him in the face. >> that was my chance to run cause he was like -- he was like on his side. he was just in shock that i smacked him. >> sh

>> yeah, nicolle.nk let's start off with this issue of what does covid represent as a threat for children? what's the reality now? and the problem in part is that this is an ever-changing situation. we're just in a sea of uncertainty and confusion. part of it is generated by ourselves and our leaders. by messaging failures and mess ups that are hard to understand. but we also need to understand that the decide itself, this covid virus is a wily little organism that is changing constantly. what we thought about the consequences for children in the beginning of this pandemic was very different than what we know about today. like you said, we're having a very significant uptick in cases among kids, including hospitalizations and to some degree, fatalities. and second of all, even the cdc has recently put out some reports that are suggesting that children who actually get covid are more susceptible to certain diseases like in fact diabetes. but all that aside, i think we are, you know, we're in a war now w

my fellow panelists are judge -- [inaudible] of thehe 4th circuit, professor nicole barnett of notrealong with judge rushing, and then the only non-ct clerk on our panel -- [laughter] professor and former judge michael connell. and down at the end is my brother, albert lynn, partner a- [inaudible] and most importantly, the former solicitor general of great state of west virginia featured so prominently inom today's discoue because of their excellent and very, very, very wise senator. [laughter] so rather than -- i'm sure that we'll intersperse some anecdotes about justice thomas as we kind of go through the day, and then maybe we'll be asked questions by the press that have nothing to do with the panel discussion at the end when we have time for audience questions. but i want to start off with the topics we're talking about which areto loosely thinking, except r maybe natural law, the list of things you're not supposed to discuss at thanksgiving. race, reare bigs, and then i guess you're not -- religion, and you're not supposed to exercise your total rights to free speech at thanksgi

nicole kidman was among the winners.re was no telecast or live streaming or red carpet or celebrity presenters. 18 million people have tuned in on tv. what is going on? >> until this year, the stews -- studios spent money getting gold statues. the absence of a single black member set off shock and disapproval when there was an investigative piece revealing that while the members came from dozens of countries, not one of them was black. there were 87 members, and now there are 107 members. publicists and pr firms refused to work with the association until they became more diverse and inclusive. these were the exact same people who had been arranging access to top hollywood ballot for the group including for them -- top hollywood talent for them. they realized that they would not see a black journalist in the ranks. they refuse to telecast the show. >> they are awarded for film and tv. >> the smart thing that the golden lobes do is to divide their awards into two categories. best drama and best comedy or musical. the weste

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for you. >> thank you, nicole. from now until november asking elected officials and people running for office, is this cool now? because that really is just the ongoing question and theme. but you know, nicole mentioned some of the actions that you're taking. i want to talk about going on offense, because it seems like that that's what you're doing. what else can states do to be kind of proactive about protecting elections, and how are -- are you coordinating, for example, with the secretary of state's office to inform voters? what is your advice to voters who are worried about just this sort of thing? i mean, you are right to point out tampering with these machines as voter intimidation, and also, not to mention intimidation to poll workers who certainly didn't sign up for this kind of hostile work environment, to say the least. >> well, i think what we need to do is really what we did in 2020, and secretary of state jocelyn benson and i worked very, very close together. we coordinated. we must have done, you know

gosh, he's unbelievable in this so is nicole the whole movie's great.ays, it's in theaters right now. "being the ricardos. and it's also on prime video javier bardem is joining us. [ cheers and applause plus, season three of his show "snowpiercer" premieres january 24th on tnt. daveed diggs is here [ cheers and applause we love daveed and we've got great music from robert glasper featuring rhapsody, bj the chicago kid, amir sulaiman, and dj jazzy jeff >> steve: yeah [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: tonight. it's going to be great guys, i don't know if you heard about this but i read that lately amazon has been trying to crackdown on fake product reviews well, luckily you can usually tell when a review is fake i'll show you what i mean. it's time for "amazon reviews. here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ amazon reviews ♪ >> jimmy: so, for each product, i'm going to show you the fake review and then the real review >> steve: okay >> jimmy: okay first up, here's an avocado slicer fake review says, "the easiest way to cut avocados. [ light laughter ] the real r

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>> nicole: let's deal with sanctions first.ke it difficult for russian businesses to use u.s. dollars, russian businesses to use western bank accounts. do that and make lives inconvenient. sanctions can close doubt europe. putin holds a stronger hand. 8.5 thousand troops would be deployed to nato in eastern part of europe. do i think, do i think if putin does go for full-scale invasion, do i think the american public or british public have the appetite to get involved in a lengthy war after 20 years of afghanistan? i think that is very, very open to question, i think what we will do and what the british army are doing, providing equipment, providing troops to help train, i just don't see nato getting directly involved in a war against russia on ukrainian soil. i don't believe the public frankly have the appetite for it. >> carley: you mentioned two things, first is germany and how they are acting because they are dependent on russia for energy and the other is criticism of president biden because of the afghanistan withdrawal.

nicole, how did you guys get your hands on the email and were you surprised when you read it?s. in october, i sent public records requests to the home districts of all 23 board members, officers, and voting members of the national school board association. it's a nonprofit so i couldn't send it to them directly but di send to it their home districts so i've been receiving requests over the past several months and this was a request that we got back from the ithaca washington school district. they asked for an extension until january 10. so i only got it on monday night and my jaw dropped when i received it because i knew there were a lot of people involved but di not expect the education secretary's name to come up. >> shannon: this is what the department of education spokesperson says, while secretary did not solicit a letter from nfda, to understand the views and concerns of stakeholders the department routinely engages with students, teachers, parents, district leaders, and education associations, and angela, that's what we would expect it to be doing? no? >> i think it's a

and nicolle, this is the other story out there.se this storm as it moves past is going throw some bitterly cold air out of canada down into florida this weekend. sunday morning, windchills will be in the teens and 20s. i'm really apologizing to anyone if they took a little mini vacation to florida this weekend from the north. because miami, wind chill in the 20s, nicolle, come sunday morning. that is painful by florida standards. >> and to all of our friends who are down there wintering, nana nana. and we're grateful for you doing that. we were having confusion about what is coming our way and we hope you feel better soon. >> thank you. >>> we also have a little bit of breaking news to end our hour and the week with. the january 6 committee has just subpoenaed former president trump white house judd deer exciting his knowledge of president trump before and while the capitol was under attack. the committee is seeking doctors from there deer and a deposition next month from him. they say he helped with formulating the white house's r

to nicole's point, do you know what the vaccines do? they decrease severity. they can keep you out of the hospital if you're boosted. that's the way it should be sold because that's the way it is scientifically. you know what? your point about no rapid test around? he had every reason -- not just that he was worn in october, he was born a year ago by major scientist at harvard, get us those home test. i cannot prescribe the antibodies. i need them. i need the gsk won that specific for omicron. you just said, what about the pfizer drug? i have people that are high risk that broke through the amazing vaccines. they broke through natural immunity too which, by the way, this administration still won't talk about natural immunity, still won't do what israel and the european union is doing saying look, you had covid, they lose a lot of good ability not saying that you get immunity from getting over covid and i'm sure dr. saphier agrees with that. we have to have all the tools and the tool's tool shed.he's got one tool, het doing it, and is using at the blood and peo

>> yeah, nicolle.ake a criminal referral to the department of justice to prosecute potentially former president trump, they need to flesh out a lot of the details of what exactly happened inside the oval office and strengthen that case as much possible with as many eyewitnesses who have firsthand accounts of the president's actions that day. they need to make sure they know and have solid evidence showing that the president's action or inaction amounts to what they've been calling a dereliction of duty and that's going to be largely dependent on getting the opinions, sorry, the testimony and depositions and interviews with people like sean hannity. especially now that mark meadows might be out of the picture because remember, the doj does ultimately decide to take up the criminal prosecution, that will preclude meadows from actually handing over the, more of the information and providing an interview that the committee is seeking. the committee is saying they have a lot of this firsthand information, b

you know, with nicole women and nicole given that is i'm sorry, winning for i being the ricardo. so it was quite a different, you know, a fair last night there are, you know, jane champion, obviously winning. but yes, it was a tone down affair. it's very different, it'll be interesting to see moving forward if hollywood opens the door to our organization and allow them to fully participate in things. so we'll just have to see the prints of bill there are. remember that that also tells me just how old i am. get it. 070. 0, no. yeah. i nurtured either katie, bethany timothy was as always, kid is good food. thank you. well, the day's almost done the conversation that continues online. you'll find us on twitter, either a dw news, you can follow me on twitter at brent golf t. v. i remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then with with ah, a pulse, a beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's all about the perspective. culture information is either you news and more d, w, made for mines. the hind, the facade, co

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nicole reese reports queuing at the health center. it's become standard for many in spain in recent weeks. most when to pick up sick notes because of a cobra infection. some have unrelated emergencies. they would have otherwise have to wait too long for the doctors appointment. got that before it was better. he just went to your appointment. yet did he dial out the name of date on medical, but we had to see the doctor because of a medical issue. other than covered and not all non covered medical issues can be given the required attention as quickly as they should or not been. it was an emergency and we would have needed to wait for many more days. and yoga her daughter, mother young, rushed on thursday i. they are younger yet. there is a perception of a risks that i cannot treat you properly because the system is overwhelmed at work in the system or, or maybe they need extra staff. i was here the other day and it was the same. there were a lot of people, although the queue moves quickly in which i got obituary again that yeah, which i