nicole: that is a horrific picture you're painting there.ospitals have been hit, aid agencies and international agencies have started to pull out, how is this exacerbating an already existing humanitarian crisis in sudan? >> well, i mean, the fact that the u.n. it is also evacuating their staff spells catastrophic to sudan, especially its more vulnerable residents. we hear news that it will affect its even worse, much higher casualty numbers, intense fighting going on, we don't have the exact figures, but in a country that is historically kind of struggled -- has historically kind of struggled with for infrastructure -- with poor infrastructure, similar adjacent situations, people are affected really badly. nicole: thank you so much for the update and please stay safe. we can now take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world today -- at least 21 people have been killed in a fire at a hospital in beijing. dozens of others were forced to evacuate. social media videos appear to show people escaping, using makeshift robes

nicole: nicole ris reporting from bogota, thank you so much for all of that. a quick look at some other news. k-pop fans around the world have mourned the death of the south korean star moonbin. he was found dead at his home in seoul at the age of 25. police say they have found no evidence of foul play. the son of cambodian leader has been promoted to the right of four-star general. the prime minister has publicly backed his son to lead the kingdom in the future. scientists are warning that europe is likely to feel the effects of climate change and experience more extreme weather over the summer. they say heat waves, torrential rain, and floods are all likely. parts of spain have already seen unusually early forest fires, and the northeast has recorded 32 months of drought. reporter: this reservoir in catalonia, now an arid expense. structures submerged since the valley began a source of water have resurfaced as persistent drought has deputed reserves. with reservoirs tricking fast, they have turned to rationing. temperatures worldwide are rising at record spe

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♪ i am nicole-free.o our viewers turning us on pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome. the u.s. almost two hundred people have been killed and almost 2000 wounded amongst a brutal power struggle incident. for three days, government forces have been battling a rival paramilitary group, so-called rapid support forces, for capital of khartoum and other strategic pcbs. [gunfire] reporter: fleeing the fighting in the streets of khartoum. those who can are leaving. others like these university students are shelter-in-place, but their supplies are running out. ordinary residents are suffering. sudan's army and the powerful paramilitary group the rapid support forces, or rsf turned their guns on each other, just months after signing a deal to restore civilian rule. the death toll continues to rise. the violence has left the airport, hospitals and top military buildings badly scarred. concern is mounting internationally about what the violence means for stability in sudan and the region. >> i stro

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. ♪ i am nicole frolich.o our viewers on pbs in the united states and all of you around the world, welcome. european commission chief ursula von der leyen and french president emmanuel macron have called on china to use its influence with russia to wendy war in ukraine. t-- to end the war in ukraine. they had a warning for chinese president fusion bank not to send weapons to russia. reporter: a clear message from the eu chief to chinese president xi jinping. user leverage with moscow to help end the war in ukraine. >> china's position on this is crucial for the european union. as a member of the un security council, there is a big responsibility. and we expect that china will play its role and promote a just peace, one that respects ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. one of the cornerstones of the u.n. charter. reporter: it was a message echoed by french president emmanuel macron, who joined the two for talks. >> the russian aggression in ukraine has dealt a blow to the stability. it ended decad

nicole: thank you so much. according to british intelligence reports, russian forces have made gains in bakhmut in eastern ukraine. russian troops have probably taken the city center along with the west bank of the river. ukraine denies it but admits the situation is difficult. bakhmut has been under siege for months. reporter: this footage shows heavy fighting near bakhmut. pro-russian channels are full of similar clips. drone footage of central bakhmut. the area is now likely under russian control. ukraine's military is calling this situation difficult. >> the enemy is trying to take the city completely and is continuing its attacks. reporter: kyiv says ukrainian troops are holding ground against russian units that have them outnumbered. ukraine's military says russia is making technical advances but paying a high price for them. the pressure is mounting though. this footage on thursday shows the main road into the city, one of the key supply routes. >> how did we make it down this road? we made it through wi

bonjour, nicole sava. i teach. i run a gifted and talented school in new city, and it's elemental tree and middle school. and we are really crossing going through a hard time now, not only with covid, but with people that are teaching their children that they are entitled to everything and that they no one knows that they have to work things and participate their communities and support others. i now have what we call an anderson activist class for the entire school where the children are going to become up with a particular passion and taking action on it. but when i'm in front of all these parents and i need to explain to them the importance of what you said at the very end of speech about duty about commitment, about caring for others. when i'm in front of these people and in front of the board of education i mean, i have all sorts of ways of speaking to them. but in your words, how would you open up a conversation in order to get them to where i to take them to make sure that their kids are active in their comm

nicole is on her way to work. it's a quiet wednesday afternoon, but when she drives the car, she still has to take a deep breath, sometimes so much my eyes to in tears full of if this can be a real outlet for human sweetener. like when people don't signal that never used to bother me because i'm a very careful driver to follow them up. but sometimes that makes my blood boil unfold. and i think andy, although if i could get my hands on using good, i'd rip you apart. you know, the 45 year old fitness trainer started menopause about a year and a half ago. said sit in the just the seeds are the backs of your knees, rest right against the cushion. and then from here, she can clear her head after another hard night. and we're still back until now. you wake up and feel like you're boiling hot of mrs. o. as of it than i like you're taking a hot bar. it's dots from the feet and moves off around your chess. absolutely. and then your neck and then hope your hair is damp and you're soaking in your own sweat . it's not night.

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nicole has been taking only herbal medication to cope with her symptoms. but one thing helps more than anything else. spots esa, working out is a great balance and mental, our mental balance, especially during mental is when you notice that you're struggling best sports is just the right out. let's live in, i can let out this energy. this dissatisfaction with myself had with the server and for how for latin. and it makes me happy in the moment because i don't even think about men of holes and hormone fluctuations anymore. now, nicole and nora would like a new approach to the topic of menopause. diagnosis and come school, i think it's a good starting point for us to jane in our early to been forty's just to be more open about it often not to encourage the next generation going up all night to push, placing the full scottish it's not bad when the body, all the hormones change, i thought all the homeowners this high and none of the took of the i would like to see the topic become more prominent in society and for more people to know about it, no matter their

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ah, nicole is a fitness trainer experiencing menopause. she wants more people to talk about it of amazon. it's so taboo. when we say we don't feel like sex because of our hormones. people say you can't say that out loud. yes, i can because it's normal life, la norris symptoms were life changing it per thorns. and so i felt so deeply into depression that i stopped leaving the house and then i stopped getting out of a bad debt to specify latham ah, nicole is on her way to work. it's a quiet wednesday afternoon, but when she drives the car, she still has to take a deep breath sometimes so much my eyes to in tears full of if this can be a real outlet for human sweetness. like when people don't signal like that, never used to bother me because i'm a very careful driver to follow them up. but sometimes it makes my blood boil in full. and i think and 8 of my though, if i could get my hands on using good, i'd rip you apart the, you know, the 45 year old fitness trainer started menopause about a year and a half ago. said sit in the just the seats o

now, nicole and nora would like a new approach to the topic of menopause. barbara, listen, gum school. i think it's a good starting point for us to jane in our early to been forty's just to be more open about it, often not to encourage the next generation going up all night to push breaking the 4th garnish. it's not bad when the body all the hormones change. i thought all the home, all of this high and none of the took of the i would like to see the topic become more prominent in society and for more people to know about it, no matter their gender size, because it affects every one to happen by this info ella, between almost all women and germany and world wide suffer discomfort during menopause. this should no longer remain a taboo. say neuron nicole, but should finally be taken seriously. oh, with who is our waist. get him flush all the way to the arctic circle and that's exactly the question of filmmaker from drugs didn't want to in the field loading, tracking devices and releases them into the over river. where will the current take the chronicle of an

nicole, as i go into the booth. nicole, a lot of focus _ as i go into the booth.might falter in the second election? i voters that might falter in the second election?— second election? i think it is very important _ second election? i think it is very important they - second election? i think it is very important they do i second election? i think it isj very important they do voter service. it is one of the things we saw from barack obama, trying to return the coalition of the ascendance in 2008 when, they asked, have i done something for immigration? have i done something for working americans? he gives a speech in kansas when it talks about the problems of the 1% wealthiest americans and the need to help out people who are not doing as well and so i think a lot of the next year or so will see every zero in on those parts of the coalition represented in the video to make sure they have a reason to turn out. ~ ., ., i. ~ turn out. what do you think the resident turn out. what do you think the president needs _ turn out. what do you think the president needs to _

i'm kennedy along with todd pyro, nicole, and more.cusation connecting hunter biden to people that work very closely with his father. now secretary of state anthony blinken accused of lying under oath about his contact with hinter when blinken was working for the obama administration. ron johnson from wisconsin breaking this story earlier on sunday morning futures, watch. >> we know he lied boldface to congress about never e-mailing hinter bind. my guess is he totaled a bunch of other lice. >> to be clear, you said you believe anthony blinken lied to you under oath? >> yes, he did. he said he did not e-mail hunter bide and now we have those e-mails. we also know that his wife using her private e-mail address when she was a employee of the state department was basically a conduit between her husband and hunter biden as well. well. kennedy: kinky, essential lollopedderring e-mails and tomorrow he's being -- laundering e-mails and claiming poverty related to 4-year-old daughter and case involving the grandchild that president biden won't

lydia and nicole, stay with me. we're keeping our eyes on lower manhattan, we are watching the markets. about 44 minutes to go until we close the trading day. the dow down, as you can see, down 216. nasdaq down 84, russell 2000 is down about 39. again, we're going to keep our eyes on these live pictures. but as far as in particular i want to zero in on nasdaq here. we're on pace for the second day of declines on the nasdaq. there's a lot of wore worries out there about an economic slowdown, and that seems to be outweighing these rate hike worries that we've been, have been plaguing us for the year so far. the jolts report came out today, it actually came in much lower than expected, which was interesting. i want to bring in for more on today's action our floor show, i've got kenny polcari with me right now. kenny, again, we're going to keep these live pictures up, and if i have to break in for the former president, i will have to do that. but, kenny, your reaction so far to what you're seeing. >> in the markets i'm

. >>> i'm nicolle wallace. you're watching on the other side of the screen, a motorcade escort of the indicted twice impeached ex-president donald trump. he is on route from his airport which landed at laguardia to manhattan to his apartment in trump tower. he will reportedly stay the night there ahead of his history making arrangement in the alleged hush money scheme. tomorrow there are a lot of open questions, a lot of vital considerations being made. even at this late hour first, security. as you might well imagine, the nypd is well aware of the possibility, the potential for violence tomorrow somewhere. as trump has previously called on his supporters to protest in a statement to nbc news, the nypd reveals this, quote, officers have been placed on alert and the department remains ready to respond as needed they add this, quote, there are no current credible threats to new york city. ahead of the big day tomorrow, we're on the lookout for any specifics related to the actual charges that trump now faces sourc

. >> menesteres, nicole.en el aeropuerto de fort lauderdale donde se puede ver el agua en la pista de aterrizaje. esto es una pesadilla para las personas que aterrizaron ayer por la noche y llegaron al aeropuerto antes de que sus vuelos desplegaran, pero no fue así, se han cancelado hasta 200 vuelos. la zona de la pista se convirtió prácticamente en una laguna. el agua ha bajado en horas de la mañana, pero permanece en gran parte de la pista. y los alrededores del aeropuerto tienen inundaciones en calles, personas y residentes que han reportado que el agua entró a sus viviendas, y otros que están atrapados en sus vehículos y no ha podido recibir ayuda para salir. otros que no podido salir a trabajar. el alcalde ha declarado estado de emergencia debido a la lluvia que acumuló más de 20" anoche. es el promedio que se recibiría en siete meses se acumuló en siete horas. hay mucha lluvia, pero se espera que regrese la lluvia hoy por la tarde según el pronóstico. >> gracias por tu reporte, guadalupe. veíamos que co

. >> interesan ( música ) >>> qué tal les saluda nicole suárez hoy jueves 27 de abril en noticias telemundoía con la vista puesta en el fin del título 42 se quiere evitar una la crisis migratoria con otras medidas del gobierno hablan los padres del autor de una masacre en un banco no hay justificación para lo que hizo y antes se quiso suicidar iba el especialista y tomaba medicamentos y el presidente andrés manuel lópez obrador da detalles de su tercer contagio de covid-19 y también su desmayo y su traslado en avión la cantante mexicana thalía regresa con una nueva serie de televisión y su nuevo álbum ( música ) ( música ) >>> comenzamos con noticias de inmigración muy importantes porque el gobierno del presidente joe biden busca endurecer el derecho a asilo expandir las vías de llegada para abrir centros de procedimiento para pedir asilo desde ahí después del fin del título 42 >>> (información en pantalla) >>> también se van a crear centros de reunificación de familias para diferentes países con extensión de países >>> (información en pantalla) >>> y además el gobierno anuncia un aumento d

>> yeah, you know, i would answer that question two ways, nicolle.riate grounds here for a federal investigation. the answer to that is clearly yes. then there's a second question of whether this particular attorney general merrick garland is willing to do that. and that's what i think you're getting at with the premise of your question. in one sense he's a former federal judge himself merrick garland on the d.c. circuit court of aappeals. he probably has a personal relationship with clarence thomas, probably has run in the same circles with him as two judges in the upper echelons of the federal judiciary. so would he probably be loath to do that? probably but look at how quickly he's acted to appoint a special prosecutor in what i think is a far less merited case of joe biden's classified documents so whereas here i think that the circumstances are screaming for some kind of accountability or some kind of investigation it came to light today, nicolle, in the cnn story that his mother has continued living there rent-free all these years. so even if h

and nicole mining on the other, their real dilemma. still the no news and government is aiming to have 2000000 electric motor bikes on the road. by 2025 muslims around the world are celebrating the end of ramadan to day and event that's usually marked by a huge it freight felt a feast. preparing the fat for this year is eat, might be a bit more expensive and huge villa in syria. many confectioners fear a drop in sales this year. the ramadan is the busiest time of the year. customers are buying half as much as they usually do. and we come up with a family of 7 used to buy a kilogram of suites. but now they just buy how for kilo, you can't avoid buying suites, but they become a luxury. oh, come on. yup. to severe economic crisis and syria is the main reason purchasing power has dwindled, but the price of sugar has also risen sharply. it's gone up by more than 20 percent this year alone. sugar hasn't been this expensive for 10 years. last year, persistent drought lead to a slump in the sugar cane harvest in brazil, the world's most import

hi, nicole, welcome to make the climb a little easier. i've decided to rent an e bite bus and then is there anything i should watch out for it? i mean, most links, the feel us in probably the most common error people make is overestimating. the situation got accomplished with the bikes will take you just about anywhere. they offer a lot of power. this is then suddenly you're at the summit and can't get down before this. it's easy to over extend yourself. that's why you should be careful on the descent. keep your hands on the brakes. take your time, go slowly and enjoy the nature around june. don't come shooting down his throat as she is. as soon as i leave mitten balls, i am embarrassed in the beautiful bavarian lands. the paths are wide and the ascent is still manageable. after a couple of minutes of riding through the forest, i arrive at a lake lout se, but i still have a long way to go with after one last deep climb. i think i deserve another little break with to see the better. sh, dine, oh, no rest for the weary. it's time for the 2n

hi, nicole of the to have you here. now we're going to be hearing a little bit more about the innovations on display at hanover, a little bit later. but i want to ask you for a civil, a lot of people are genuinely afraid that a i is about to replace them in their jobs. what would you say to them? i would say that obviously with the newest of jennifer, i model a lot of the creative industry right? kind of thought, hey, traditionally human task, how can the computer and algorithms listen? those are typically people who feed on the threat. i feel not an algorithm will replace you, but the person who will use the algorithm to augment their own work. so it is, it is more we need to master these tools to use them effectively in our everyday life. it will probably also affect the future, but mainly tough. so we can all use it as an augmentation rather than a replacement. okay, but i have to say at the same time, there is really broad consensus, even among industry insiders, that we need regulation and we need at 5, what is you

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thanks for joining us. >> hi, nicolle >> what were you going to say?same thing we said all along. fox knew the truth and fox broadcast those lies over and over again anyway. that was the theme and that's the truth. >> were you prepared for a settlement today >> i was not my job was to get ready to give the opening and it kept getting pushed back and i kept hoping i'd get to give it, honestly >> what is your reaction to both the news of the settlement and the size of the settlement, $787.5 million >> it's a great day for dominion those people have been through so much. obviously getting ready for trial we've bip spending a lot of time with over a dozen different dominion employees and elected officials and so forth and they've been through some real trauma, nicolle and to have a day like today where there's real accountability where fox is accountable for what they put them through is a great day for them and great day for dominion. >> yeah, i mean the trauma that the ceo was able to lay bare i think first at "60 minutes" and subsequent interviews becam

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. ♪ get started at betterforthem.com ♪ >> hi everyone i'm tom along with tammy bruce, doctor nicole welcomethe big saturday show the big story tonight, president biden ramping up his attacks against maga republicans, and a few hours the president will speak in front of the media at the white house correspondent dinner and last night tripled down on maga republican insults at a dnc if you fund raiser saya republicans are trying to take us become wards but together we won't let them do it and this is not your father's republican party also, those maga republicans are a real problem. but among voters maybe the problem is him. his approval rating hitting new low in a recent "gallup poll" with 59% disapproval of the job he's doing. and democratic strategist don't like all of the negativity. >> it sometimes frustrates me when i hear people and some democrats say that, you know, joe biden doesn't excite them he doesn't send a thrill up their leg and that i think we need to maybe value some different things in who we choose as president he's a man of tremendous integrity and in public service for t

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nicole, what do you think? school shutdowns that the teachers' union chief did advocate even though she said later on she was against them. the shutdowns have been blaine blamed for a lot of these crazy policies, and now you've got more than two dozen states eliminating the perjury powers of governments and elected officials in pandemic. what do you think about what forly was just talking about -- terry was just talking about? >> the same people with who brought us the mental health crisis in our schools are now saying give us more money, and we'll fix it. i'm sorry, no. the department of education has said to implement their forthcoming title ix sports rule which would force all the schools across the country to integrate their bathrooms and locker rooms, the department of education said it only cost $34 million total over enthe years. that's impossible. we are being gaslit. they are lying to us, and we must protect our children. elizabeth: nicole neily, terry schilling, thanks for coming on tonight. >>> we're

dan ives is going to stay with us let's bring in nicole webb and cameron. cameron, you think tesla's still in a downtrend >> certainly from a technical standpoint it got oversold into the end of last year. that oversold nature set you up for a huge rebound it's trading below its 200-day moving average the easy part in this move is likely down. now it's the burden of proof of show the continued earnings. the valuation multiple rebound is already behind us because we got so cheap and oversold at the end of last year. >> dan, that doesn't sound like a hater. sounds like somebody talking in reality. >> cameron as always makes sense. the easy money was really when the stock got toward 100 we've seen the easy money over i believe coming is still the upside >> nicole, the importance of this report -- i know we asked this question when we were looking ahead to netflix because it's one of the so-called fangs. it's one of more marquee names we follow. the market cap of tesla overwhelms the size of netflix we suggest it's more important to the overall nasdaq. how do y

>> i think they're close to the end, nicolle.k, the prosecutor's playbook is you sort of methodically march along the chain of responsibility or significance as you're interviewing witnesses. and if they're already to witness one, mike pence, it suggests that they're pretty late in the game. and it's so important, because the clips that you just played are so telling, because they demonstrate that mike pence consistently and resolutely co he did not have the authority to do anything but what he did at the joint session, and he conveyed that to president trump, which makes his remarks on the ellipse even that morning, if mike pence does what he can do or what he should do, then we'll be very happy. he's putting public pressure, it's the last desperate prong of his intentional plot to disrupt the election by launching this angry, violent mob at the joint session where the vice president, already clear in his position, is presiding. again, it is -- there could not be a more dramatic manifestation of intent to disrupt that session. a

nicolle, it's a little off point, but i have to make it here because it's important.p in mind right now the republicans in states where there are two republican senators, many are blocking every single judicial appointment, like in a state like mine, where we have numerous vacancies and josh hawley and eric schmidt are refusing to work with the white house and allow any nomination to go through. when a republican is president, we get these nuts on the bench for lifetime appointments. when a democrat is in the white house, we go we have to wait for the blue slip. we have to wait for the blue slip they're going to stall and leave a bunch of vacancies it's so bad >> clair, that's precisely on point. i'm glad you brought us here what is -- how do democrats spill the court vacancies, which they're entitled to do, in a manner that's more expedited how would republicans be operating if they were in control? >> they would be putting these people through they would be ignoring the blue slip i mean, once mitch mcconnell decided a sitting president had no right to nominate a sup

>> no, and i am indebted to you, nicolle. stick around for a second. i'm prepared to cover this breaking story, broke late in your show. but listening to the conversations you were having is great preparation. you were discussing how we got here mike pence, a key witness, breaking news that he faced the doj today. but how this would have happened whether garland be the doj -- something you've spoken about with your deep knowledge of government, something they were very late to i know you often turn to hip-hop and lyrics to make sense of things i do that sometimes as well. but it is a fact that attorney general garland overseeing the larger probe initially was late. there's an artist out of hg county redville who says, i can't trip, i've already fallen. i can tell you're not about a win because you're stalling. and you identified it early on we can't read their minds, but i'd love to have you to build on the point you were just making that there was early stall, and we are late, two plus years out to see a key witness turn up today. >> i know from worki