i am nicole furlow.those of you joining us from pbs in the united states and to all our viewers around the world, welcome. it's great to have you with us. we begin in new york where in the last hours, ukraine's president dope has addressed the u.n. general assembly. he accused russia of weaponizing everything from food and energy to abducting children in its war against ukraine. zelenskyy said he had been preparing a global summit and he would invite all countries that have zero tolerance towards aggression. in his emotional speech, zelenskyy said ending the war in ukraine is a chance to end wars worldwide. >> the it is not only about. than 100 40 states and international organizations have supported the ukrainian peac in part. it will stop all forms of organization that russia used against ukraine and other countries and may be used by other aggressors. look, for the first time, in modern history, we have a real chance to end the aggression on the terms of the nation which was attacked. and this is a re

nicole: hotdogs.i'm not about to have hotdogs aishah: they were met at the hotdogs we kept eating. firsd t of all can i give them points for the cleverness ofutti duct tape over the nike logo itu think he wanted to cut it out but he kept it in.hing jimmy: pictures cut the ball they do things.op aishah: better than gluing your feet on the floor at a w tennis championship game. i love nike, people have asked me to stop worrying nike. i love nike, jordan but i don't think it's going to stop. w i know we saitw what happened wh bud light and we keep seeing what happened with disney and all these companies that want to go beyond what they were first created to do. i don't think it's going tore stop. >> i don't think the ny get o er stop outsourcing labor i think that's way they should stop with ue virtue signal. every lecture in america couldin be times a hundred in china the biggest human rights abuser in the world that they just dtho it slogan is what the pain the unpaid factory workers in china, my hands

nicole saphier. good to see you two on remote.you have a wonderful labor day weekend looking forward to hosting three hours with you guys. >> nicole: we do miss having you here on the couch. it's great seeing you there with all the energy behind you. wish we were there. >> griff: who knew that crowd loved belinda carlisle. that crowd loves it. please tell them we wish they were all with us here, pete. >> pete: oh, indeed. i will. i will pass that along. you will meet some of these fine folks. some drove many hours. some were partying and just found their way in the line. we might have some pretty interesting answers here later on in the program. >> nicole: looking forward to those. >> pete: it will be interesting. monday, what is it september 4th or september 5th i don't know i lost track. >> nicole: it is the fourth. the day after my baby's birthday. my youngest turned 9 years old yesterday, that is the only way i know the date. give. >> griff: thank yhappy birthday. >> nicole: thank you very much. >> pete: new polling puts a for

nicole: you're watching dw news.till to come -- some ground for optimism in africa as conservationists say rhinoceros numbers are slightly rising again. first, china has pledged to work more closely with syria, as part of what it is calling a strategic partnership. the announcement came following talks between president xi jinping and the syrian leader in the chinese city of hung joe. china called for the removal of sanctions imposed on terry over at civil war. friday some more protests against the assad regime and the syrian town where demonstrators have been venting their anger over worsening economic conditions. mary gallagher is an expert on china politics at the university of michigan in the u.s. i asked her whether syria's assad god what he wanted out of his trip to china -- got what he wanted out of his trip to china. >> it is too early to tell. he needs economic aid more than anything. this is an important trip for him. he hasn't been to china in 20 years. the strategic partnership is pretty significant. nico

. >> nicole: i do expect more from you, pete. i really do. at least you got the spare.on't know swlawltd done with yourself if you didn't get that. >> griff: are you in a bowling lead? that was a strong spare. >> pete: no. the lane is 20 feet long this is a junior bowling league. >> nicole: don't dampen it down you made it look good. >> pete: good to see you both. >> griff: looking like a stud. i have to issue a section dr. i have been called out. i attributed the song manic monday when we opened at 6 to belinda carlisle. she was part of the go-go's not the bangles. so i stand corrected. i can't bowl or get 80's music correct. >> pete: how dare you. nic thick it is a beautiful monday morning on this labor day. i'm a little jealous that we're not down there with you. you seem like you have a great crowd, pete. >> pete: you should be. >> nicole: it's wonderful. >> griff: we have a story that we want to share with your. [applause] >> griff: there is the crowd. there it is. >> pete: they agree with you. they love griff, too. >> griff: share this with everybody in nashville

the first one through the hatch will be nicole mann, commander. now, the first native american woman. >> nicole returned to earth earlier this year after spending six months aboard the international space station. as the first native american woman in space, she told a crowd in her hometown of petaluma that she wants to inspire others to take the small steps that lead to giant leaps. >> there is a great responsibility that comes with that and then goes back to communicating with a younger generation, especially young indigenous women. maybe they live in an area where they don't realize that we have astronauts living in space continuously for over 23 years. >> so honor just to be a part of a. >> reporter: nicole conducted experiments and technology demonstrations alongside her crew. she entertained the crowd with stories about everyday life. >> how young were you when you had this dream as a girl growing up in petaluma? >> for me, it was not until later on in life. i was interested in space as a kid. >> there were many young people in the audience

i don't know. >> reporter: nicole lives in houston where she trains .he said she would love to return to the international space station in a few years . or even the moon as part of nasa's artemis mission. if you're curious about what she missed the most while she was in space -- >> you cannot smell the ocean or the breeze. you cannot smell your food. you can if you put it close to your nose. i missed smells and i missed feeling the wind on your face. >>> that is it for a broadcast at 9:00. next to the drew barrymore show. a dating coach will set you straight. she is joining the broadcast . for more local headlines including whether on this first alert weather day, join us on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. mus ic] ic] [cheers, applause] but it's ok, i always do that. welcome here to our show, everybody. all right, rossy ross matthews-- he is out today. so joining me at the desk for a little headline huddle, he starred as dawn, a factory worker, in broadway's kinky boots. oh, and he's, like, one of the most famous football players. you know, f

nicole mann will be the first native american woman. >> reporter: nicole mann returned to earth after spending time at the international space station. she told a crowd in her hometown of petaluma that she wants to inspire others to take the small steps that lead to giant leaps. >> i think there is a great responsibility that goes back to communicating with the younger generation, and especially young and indigenous, so women and kids, that maybe they live in an area where they don't realize that we have astronauts living in space continuously for over 23 years. >> reporter: nicole conducted hundreds of experiments, including cardiovascular health tests and technology demonstrations alongside her crew. she is told stories of her life. >> for me it was not until later on in life. i was interested in math and science and space as a kid but i had never met an astronaut. >> reporter: there were many in the audience who did not get to meet an astronaut before. >> it was impressive that she was able to -- it gives me hope that maybe i can do something really important as well. >> reporter:

, o de mÍ. >>> nicky nicole.>>> con la guitarra. >>> Él toca todos los instrumentos, camina entre la gente, todo, duele, es incÓmodo, tener que cantar y afinar con el vozarrÓn que tiene Él, es complicado. >>> estÁ bien que se tome un descansito. >>> que se recupere. >>> con juan gabriel, se estreÓo el primer sencillo del segundo Álbum pÓstumo del divo de juÁrez que lleva por tÍtulo "mÉxico lo es todo". es un video musical que muestra un collage de imÁgenes del paÍs azteca, este viernes se s anuncia la fecha del lanzamiento del Álbum completo de "juanga" con 24 canciones inÉditas, el video de la canciÓn que estamos viendo en este momento, mÉxico lo es todo, ya superÓ las 535 mil visualizaciones en youtube y spotify le estÁ yendo muy bien a la canciÓn, la fecha de lanzamiento serÁ en la primera semana de octubre. acabo de enterarme, primero que nadie se enteraron en el noticiero del mediodÍa. >>> para los seguidores de juan gabriel es como una fiesta, lo veÍamos en su carrera. despuÉs fallece, la cantidad de seguid

now with more than half of nicole and kind of backs at $120000.00. if the comedians apparently having left full on media, all, we'd like to say a complete withdrawal. i think so, i mean that the, that's what the people have been saying since the start and you know that that's what we're seeing now. you know, the, the, the alcohol people have stopped. it's been when we had a couple days. i think for 4 days sundays people started leaving and the they just continue to flow through, you know, i think it's going to be a 990 plus percent 99. percent of the people are going to leave. and what is it they fear? i mean, they fear the government of us advice on, i mean, the number one thing does that did everyone says some variation of, of this is that, you know, they start best for 9 months and now the end of a shot involved this last week. and there's no way we can live under the certain government. so how is, i mean, you're dealing with such a large influx of refugees? i mean, it's been difficult, of course, the army as a country, but under 3000000 people an

the, as a bus on the military took control of nicole and i've cut back last week following decades of conflict. the region has an ethnic many, a majority, but it's internationally recognized as part of as a body shop, a minion of tardies site, more than $28000.00 people of less than raising dice of the safely and cause sauces and trucks from the corner car back into armenia, the people crammed inside are exhausted. many spent the night on the road. they fear they are leaving their own festival lands for good men often. oh, now we have 3 dogs as well. ms. sanchez, i will status let the girls know that we have stray dogs. lubbock, that many armenians and nickel and a car back feel they have no choice but to pack up and leave has a by john, located the region for 9 months before it's millet trees sweep 10 last week as various ortiz and says best. so cold counter terrorism action did not target civilians. political also by john and it said his offers in a counter terrorism actions have grown. first of all didn't enter. it was in a civilian set, the months, and major cities on the tools th

nicole in a car box as, as a by john tyson's that script on regions. the more money. and this is out there in life and don't also coming up to palestinians are killed. and is there any rate on the north shelves? refugee counts, and they all keep on westbank us for the town. say that at a breaking point to dramatic increase in migrant crossings. from mexico on the way . so we're 10 of asteroid samples from a rock stats older than the we begin with the crisis in nicole know kind of back. i mean he is prime minister says his country is ready to accept or estimate call medians. fleeing from the region as of ice on has tightened. it's great pulling the enclave dominated by ethnic armenians since the fighting and the seas find jail earlier this week. as i sort of, it's me because of our meetings in the go into a car boss continued to face the threat of an estimate cleanser and recent days humanitarian aid has arrived. but this does not change the situation unless real living conditions are created. an effective mechanisms of protection from ethnic cleansing. then the armeni

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tensions of the nicole and i cut it by region. and the reason escalation between as advise you all know sci fi has come into force, but that doesn't seem to have done much to quell the protest as the from it did say that there has been a group organized to call for the stepping down of nicole passion, yeah, and now we can see the, the, i mean you come and take quotes as the on the police are pushing bike and we called you can certainly hit the, the cheering and the shouting, the what looked to be what looked to be a peaceful throws the protest at the beginning, as it now turns the wireless, now processors began to roll rocks and the portals add the police. there's the, there are additional units here, protecting the building as understand a couple of people were injured. the more people are coming out for police like someone has been arrested over there. no. the favorite thing was before initially, but the situation had exploded in just a few seconds. and people began forming this the government's uh, building the as we continue f

he also gave us this footage from the capital of nicole and i have a long lines outside stores, setting russians, bread, empty shelves, and pharmacies, and grocery stores. we are told that only ambulances are allowed through people, a cuts off from the outside world. the back of the, of a side this age con volley has been waiting to pass since july, armenians say russian troops are stationed in the region, but they only watch and allow the blockade to continue. as the vice on officials say that is a lie. they say it is possible to ends from back to one bad side, according to them, there is no blockade on this picture sort of the ink cartridge. you really like to have an impact to effect check that approach because we are living in the area of the fake news and this information unfortunately. and so we also, unfortunately see a lot of elements olds in a stage activities. and how does russia respond to the accusation? it's abandoned on me in the president, putin claims as the countries own forwards are true. what are we supposed to say about education? if i'm media exception, they're goin

nicole pushing young, sent it, come to that of the troops, congratulated a statement to the separate of displacing a cut above and congratulated their independence from the advice on the side of back in 1990. but so death under mine told the shipments that we have already made in the peace process is our media mediated by the best buy, pick united states and your so on the one hand, se, se for you to recognize us advise us the total integrity to be cut about part of you. on the other hand, they say no, it doesn't mean you know, the commission of cut up on the full silver. they need to close it by so say it's a bone on the independent. so sort of as a does not why as a by john has is continuing to block this locking car, you know, event to did that had been, was some part of me as more from could i but reason to uh, i mean, the way of deluxe rule it does not blow, it is limited to taxes and it too late to visit the man. so does advice on his side from the uh, local uh, separate distribution and not i mean, yeah. incredible. on the, on the dump rule, this would provide shorter access t

nicole, the floor is yours. so you. i am nicole martinez legrand. i am the multiple collections curator here, the indiana historical society. we are met with some great colleagues from across the united states. we have dr. packer coming to us from pennsylvania sarah halter from the indiana medical history museum and jill simmons from the indiana historical bureau. i want to talk a little bit about, i guess, all of them. do you do mind me doing your introductions, everyone, please. all right so sarah, she's a heritage steward, medical historian and advocate. sarah, the executive director of the indiana medical history museum. past vice president of the league, women voters of indianapolis and secretary of the southern association for the history of medicine science. she serves on the board of directors for the john scholl building history. history of medicine society at the indiana university school of medicine and the associate of indiana museums and youth advance training initiatives. also the advisory board on the easterseals crossroad of central

con nicole suÁrez y octavio pulido. >>> muy buenas tardes.n noticias telemundo mediodÍa. ya es jueves y empiezo a oler al fin de semana. >>> los migrantes que ayudan en las labores de limpieza luego de los sistemas de mal tiempo, temen ser reportados por la ley sb 1718 en florida. vamos con una noticia en desarrolla. >>> una noticia que acapara titulares. mÉxico amanenece hoy c con 2 candidatas para las elecciones del aÑo que viene. claudia... >>> mÉxico podrÍa tener una mujer como presidenta. isa osorio, quÉ nos puedes contar sobre este acontecimiento, adelante. >>> asÍ es, el partido morena, el partido del presidente ya tiene candidata presidencial. es mujer y es claudia cheinbaum. >>> mÉxico tendrÁ por primera vez una mujer presidenta. la jornada fue larga e intensa para conocer los resultados de morena. cheinbaum ganÓ en las 5. marcelo ebrard que era de los favoritos en las encuestas y que denunciÓ irregularidades en la contienda, fue el gran ausente de la noche. esta maÑana el presidente lÓpez obrador que por acuerdo de morena cuando ini

nicole catalog is as advice on slate. a formally announced as an end to the self dictated republic. mornings at lawson burying the families in the rock seed ounces of the fine as a winning kills almost a 100 people wives of the suite 3 villages in greece, causing widespread damage and power cuts places that could soon be history, the most rapid decline if it were quoted and what it could mean for switzerland, jobs, mountains of us in football, florida under investigation full, suspected bribery, police, right. the offices of spain full federation is part of a part into the ledge payments of millions of dollars, part of the club, to the vice president of spines refereeing committee, the we begin this news. how with the latest on the situation and nicole cut a buck thousands of if an account many. and so continuing to leave the region more than a week after, as a by john to control and a swift military offensive with the leader of nicole or catabolic has signed a decree. ordering the dissolution of the self declared for pub

and extra shout to nicole cooke, that just got.y minted authorr through the indian the stork society we are all excited about. so her contribution to tell you all of indiana's stories also includes the history of latino american and -- drop today so check out our website for their work. so thank you all for joining us tonight, especially thanks to sarah, jim angela my teammate nicole and every single participant. have a great rest of your tuesday. >> thank you. >> good night. >> american history tv saturdays on c-span2 exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 7 p.m. eastern best-selling author david grant yours is booked the wager about the mid-18th century mutiny aboard the british naval ship the wager off the coast of south america and the court-martial that followed. at 10:30 p.m. eastern south dakota republican governor kristi noem on the presidency of common college and the lesson she ceased for contemporary politics. exploring the american story come watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2 and f

que tal nicole y octavio, la pregunta clave es quiÉn donald tr gano?tes registrados que pa participen en encuestas en los prÓximos dÍas sin embargo la campaÑa de nikky haley estÁ publicando artÍculos de opiniÓn y comentarios que la van a ella como ganadora, el tema central fue la inmigraciÓn el mÁs discutido. en ese tema ya t tambiÉn fue contundente. vamos escucharla. >> somos un paÍs de leyes en el momento que dejamos de serlo sacrificamos los fundamentos de este paÍs, tenemos que asegurar la frontera y lo primero es privar de fondos a la ciudad de santuarios. mire lo que pasa con filadelfia en este momento, esto tiene que acabar. >> cristina, sin duda para alguien que es importantÍsimo el debate y clave en la noche de ayer por el gobernador de la florida ron desantis quiÉn es el nÚmero dos de acuerdo a las encuestas y logrÓ su cometido? o cÓmo estÁ esta maÑana? >> el venÍa bajando las encuestas como tÚ bien dices y necesitaba una noche clave, y tuvo momentos en que brillÓ especialmente porque se quitÓ los guantes y atacÓ con fuerza a donald donald tr

>> reporter: nicole and gianna, good morning. yeah, we are back here inside the store and i've been shopping around for you seeing items that i like. maybe even pull off the sunglasses for me? a lot of great items here and yes it's really about the small businesses that make up the know because of covid and the challenging economy we're facing. community events like this really have a huge impact on what they're doing. paige miller opened up the magic toy box in pacifica back in 2021. plans for the shop started before the pandemic, but in the last two years, many of the twists and turns that come with owning a new business have been shaped by covid-19. still, he's never strayed away from the mission that keeps him going each day. >> i miss the nostalgia and the magic feeling of just -- being able to go to a toy store and a place that was meant for kids. and a place where kids could walk around and see and touch. >> reporter: a mix of toys new and old, paige loves having a variety of options for boys and girls of all ages. >> toys

>> i do this is nicole thank you for coming in in less 48 hours to do this so thank you.te it less consolation with the previous topic so, thank you. >> twardz the content about the complexity of the federal public comment process. do you have a sense publish what the anticipated comment period will be 90, 60 days and i. >> i anticipate thirty days had is to deny by the end of 2023 and submitted to federal government that's why we're watching it by the day. >> i poke about the human services role and 60 days for that and so its i want to make sure - i know we will coordinate to get information out and have an opportunity to comment and know, you know. what the comment on i appreciate your enthuse do you have a sense of also how the funding mechanism distribution will be considered? >> yes. briefly a sense of how in the various areas and so forth. >> in terms of - it actually is statewide two stream. one is statewide, and in terms of grants the other is federal. okay. so they're not competitive so put in our rfp the statewide are the capacity building grants and apply dire

>>> so far quiet nicole. and is good. i mean this is the benefit of getting up early and getting on the roadways not a lot of cars out there. and traffic is moving along pretty nicely but always a good reminder to maybe use public transit instead of walking or biking to school this morning. if that's your option. so traffic is clear there. live look at the nimitz. not too bad. not too far from here where the live shot is near the coliseum. we had a report of a shot spot. but it was right at the 980 connector and moving along pretty well in both directions. >>> mccaffrey up the middle. inside the 10 and in for the touchdown. >> more of that tonight at levi's stadium for the niners' home opener. the boys are back at it for thursday night football against the giants. >> well, hopefully one of the biggest playmakers will be on the field. wide receiver brandon aiyuk is dealing with a shoulder injury and he could be a game-time decision. he's already being off to a really good start this season. so fingers crossed. we want to h

nicole pushing young from power. now the prime minister himself said i'd say he's not going to resign, he stressed that numerous times. so obviously the opposition here are not very happy about that. the day progresses and we'll see what happens later. we'll be here to cover the story for you. following the conclusion of the agreement b as the by johnny leda appraised amin noodles to ortiz, will facilitating the restoration of boxes of software and see a move that is on goods many all medians. a, do not get him in a so as a result of the ended service measures and they're successful completion is there by jen has restored at southern c armine as leadership, surprisingly demonstrated unexpected political competence. we appreciate this and consider a unimportant fact done really fast on the auto placements on the start east or not just straight. there's the enemies of our people in how my leave clearly stated that armenia did not interfere at all in the process which were taking place. and i saw this demonstrates once

you to contact us to work on it since 2018 nicole plus, you know, and has prudence only solar. and so we want him to rejoins because he's present springs, only war and warning poor people are killed and 3 injured and a gas explosion in a high rise building and a moscow supper. also ahead elected to congress is here president the clinic. i have questions for where's the accountability on the money we already split? what is the plan for victory? i think that's what the american public wants to know. a class on capitol hill, offer assistance for ukraine is in the spotlight. but how speaker kevin mccarthy? demanding accountability on usa, that the key of and of the pool is president compares can to a drowning person and warns that may pull as you allies down with it as the gap between brussels and several member states of i'm lifting the embargo on, you print in grain in ports widen the line from moscow. i'm rachel ruble. you're watching r t international. we start with the latest from the garner car buck we're armenia and as are by john, have agreed to a cease fire starting from 1

to prevent ethnic cleansing hundreds of nicole in a kind of back residence all stranded at the main airport. searching for protection . not only comes mit perfectly, my grandchildren are with me. they are frightened and shaking with fear. they can not sleep at night. russian peacekeepers are here and we think it will be safe. so we stay at the airport. although we sleep 12 people in a car also a us congressional delegation is in armenia to meet with the prime minister. nicole percent in the visit comes at a time of must protest against virginia and for his handwriting of the conflict of foreign ministers. if, as that by john at armenia have raised the conflicts of nicole in a kind of by the un general assembly, the as advisors on the invoice of ethnic armenians living in the enclaves will be integrated as equal citizens. they all mean an envoy pushed for un mission to monitor humanitarian conditions. all efforts have not will be mobilized. that is the immediate needs for the local civilians. on this point, i wish to reiterate that does everybody down as the tournament to integrate?

the russian step to, i'm positive you what and the set that the state of nicole a nicole in a car box pre determined by the pm himself, which here in the un security council meeting on thursday. he also noted that the crisis coincide with the countries joint exercises with the united states. the framework for the current barometer is something the core in a car box settlement was said by the recognition, by official year of on in october 2022 in may, 2023 at summit's, under the auspices of the european union, often to go in a car box as a part of the territory opposite. everybody's on at the same time, in statements following the results of these you summits, which here of on also signed the topics of the need to properly ensure the rights and security of the armenian population of car boss was unfortunately simply, i'm, it said, let us know that the current, this coalition in the going a car about occurred the time when their menu was conducting joint exercises with the united states on its territory. it's part $27.00 got h is professor of the institute of european studies in belgrad

and nicolle, this is really critical.wsuit was the first organizing effort for donald trump for what happened in the capitol on january 6th. why do i say that? because when this -- before this lawsuit was filed, you know, donald trump and his, you know, ragtag band of misfit lawyers were out there losing lawsuits. when this lawsuit was filed, all of a sudden republican officials needed to put their cards on the table. and 126 republican members of congress joined this lawsuit. which meant if you're donald trump sitting in the white house planning out what is to come on january 6th you know you're starting with 126 members of the house. you know you're starting with 127 or 18 attorneys general and some governors. and that really is what coalesced the official republican party support for what eventually became the most tragic day in american democracy. >> marc, there's a piece of it that i can't get over, and i mention it here all the time, that maybe your crystallization can shed light on this. the republicans who signed

nicole pushing on. they said that he didn't quite enough for, i mean, yes, i think what i mean is, in a no brainer kind of boss. that's also they blamed russia for not stepping up for not supporting armenia. russia has always been has been seen as a reliable partner for many armenians. uh, especially in the uh, security issues. but um at this moment uh, many armenia seem very angry. not just at the government but also a dresser and their actions. and this conflicts dw, corresponded maria cuts a mazda in your event. thank you so much. here are some other stories making news around the world. poland says that it will no longer provide arms to ukraine. tension between warsaw in chief was sparked by the you, the polish decision, excuse me, to ban ukrainian grain in ports with the goal of protecting its own farmers. poland has been one of ukraine staunchest supporters against russia's invasion, and is one of keeps main weapons suppliers. venezuelan authorities say that they have regained control of a prison

nicole turner. allison pearson. by nicole turner. allison pearson.e day , the revelations by the day, the revelations showing that khan has effectively used used people on the payroll on city halls, payroll to swindle the science, get more egregious. yet the msm are silent on this daily telegraph scoop . why? telegraph scoop. why? >> well, i completely agree with charlotte gill. spot on. if this was a tory mayor or any kind of tory administration , they would tory administration, they would be channel 4 would be dedicating its first opening half hour. this situation i'm not sure if viewers it's quite a complicated thing this peer review so there was a study about the effect of pollution in in london and this guy gary fuller, senior lecturer at imperial college, one of our most eminent scientific institutions, now a peer reviewer who looks at a study. it's normally more than one person. it's almost always more than one person. and the government guidance says that person has to be impartial, independent and not have any financial involvement in it. th

nicole medians. however, mil agreed to assist. they had no choice but to leave, possibly forever jealous, neo how in the median town of coordinates. so near the board that we've answered by john, i asked him to talk me through that statement from the go know kind of by that it will cease to exist by next year. i mean, if there was what was all essentially already happening, you know, the, the, with the surrender of the government and the did the decision to dispatch, to accept bestbuy that account to disband the army last week on wednesday after the 24 hours of advice on defense of this was, you know, something, it was a formality where that's what it is. that's also formality. that, that will only be disbanded on january 1st because you know, into effective way the state will cease to exist. probably in a couple of days once the boat and is crossing over. i mean, what will that be for a mean in so far as the comedians who are still there? i mean, anyone who remains now and then now there's this, there's just a guarantees that you

it's nicole. um, as you can see it happens. it's not raining right now, but it's very, very windy as you probably tend to hear very strong winds. and um, the situation in low, low spot in general in central greece doesn't look good, especially in the cities of not assigned a series of data in st. law. whole houses were coverage. if you could just see the rooms, people try to get to rescue by like literally climbing on their roofs and also to all denies the fire forces were operating when we left waltz. and that yesterday night we saw the 5 horses getting ready for taking off the boat to go and rescue. those were trapped in the houses and where the boats um cannot reach the houses. helicopters are uh, operating. oh, so the brig army is joining troops of the greek army is joining in police. oh yes. c right, everything the, the transfer on the board, it's a chance are so the, the authorities still advise people to avoid going around is the streets are full of mot. a car. so we're washed away from the floating. so the rain it's, it

nicole reese in bogota for us. thank you. well, japan has launched a rocket carrying a moving lander as it ceased to join the tiny club of countries to successfully pull off a lunar landing. after 3 postponements last month, the rocket finally blasted off from japan's ton of gosh, he must base them on board was the national space agencies. smart lander for investigating moon or slim mission. small enter a set to try to execute a high position landing on the let's take a closer look at the lightweight low cost craft that japan is pending its lunar landing hopes on is a big goal for japan. smart lander for investigating mood or slim mission will be to land with high precision. hence the lenders nickname the moon sniper. the wordpress size is still a relative one when it comes to guiding a spacecraft down to the lunar surface. that we're talking about precision that they then we're talking about in the range of 1900 to 200 meters precision them. other lunar emissions have plans, landing zones measured and kilometers. but the lig

. >> a mystery in los angeles. 2 models found dead just days apart. 32 year-old nicole coats, his family last talked to her on september 8. she told them she was going on a date after days of not hearing from her, the model was found dead in her la apartment. family says the scene was gruesome and blood. has a pair. >> you never want to go to this. police aren't releasing much about her death but are calling it suspicious. 2 days later, another model. 31 year-old melisa mooney was also found dead a few miles from coats in a luxury apartment building. >> mooney was an aspiring model and real estate agent. her death ruled a homicide. police are not saying that you are connected but friends and family say the similarities are hard to ignore for looks like the men in the room. >> apartment. so obviously that is going leave it. there was somebody that they trusted to allowing into their own former lapd detective moses castillo fears someone is playing on the young women. they want to. present look with your looks, my brains. we can make less money. >> and it made all these promises. but once

nicole parker, as always, thank you so much.ow if we get more breaking details and get back to you. >> john: thanks, nicole. president joe biden facing impeachment inquiries, as kevin mccarthy says they have uncovered credible allegations into the president's conduct into the biden family investigations. bring in jonathan turley, george washington university law professor and fox news contributor. so, part of what mccarthy said earlier today when announcing this trio of impeachment at the committee level. >> i don't know what he was doing. i did not know he was on the board of that company. i've never discussed my business or their business, my sons', daughter's. >> i've never spoken to him about his business dealings. >> john: that was not kevin mccarthy, he said i do not make this decision lightly regardless of your party and who you voted for, these facts should concern all americans. did you have any doubt, jonathan, that this was going to happen? >> no, i didn't. i've spoken with republican members over the months about how

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nicole? >> all right. june. >>> we are your community station and every morning our focus is to bring you stories of people bouncing back and doing good where they live. part of the bounce back coverage highlighted sports teams in san francisco and oakland. and what they're doing off the field to help strengthen the community. this week, we're in san jose where fans have plenty to root for. they have the sharks, the quake quakes and the giants minor league team. the single a san jose giants have seen over 200 players make it to the big leagues but that's a small part of what makes this team a big draw for locals. shawn chitnis is live at the excite stadium to tell us more about what that makes this team so special. shawn, good morning to you once again and a few special people also. >> reporter: nicole, good morning. yeah, it's really cool what they are doing here with the team to make that stronger connection to the community. wednesdays are we care wednesdays where they try to make better connections wit

nicole, thank you very much. nicole parker, former fbi agent, also breaking today, a huge story. this could be the whole show today if we didn't also have this key ring to cover. look at the number of people crossing into the united states. this is at eagle pass, texas, today, thousands, record numbers, in fact, waiting to be processed into the united united states, sources telling fact that in the last five days there have been 45,000 encounters at the border in just the last five days. that is roughly the capacity of yankee stadium here in new york city. all brand-new into the country to be processed, to be taken care of in a myriad of ways, as we have seen in new york. flash point in all of this, it's in a lot of places, but also right here in new york. in staten island, residents they are fed up. they protested a bus that brought in migrants to a shelter that was once an elderly care center in their neighborhood, and when this happened, things got heated. police say that some got combative and disorderly, ten people were taken into custody, this tension has been brewing for w