nicole was nearly decapitated. >> nicole was 35-year-old nicole brown simpson. the ex-wife of o.j. simpson. near the bodies was a bloodied leather glove and an envelope with a pair of eyeglasses. an eighth blue cap. c.o.p.s later i.d. the male victim as 25-year-old ronald goldman. at this point they did not know much about him. >> there were numerous wounds on the neck. he put up a fight. >> asleep inside the house for the simpsons two children. who hadn't heard a thing. they were taken to a nearby police station. >> we need next of kin to take care of the kids. we need to find o.j. simpson. >> is don broke in brentwood, lange and three other detectives were sent to simpson's estate on nearby rocking him avenue. one of them was detective mark furman. a riving detective sheared the worst that simpson may have suffered the same fate as his ex-wife. >> we just left a bloodied crime scene. is something in there as one of the victims? >> so, without a search warrant, the detective jumped the wall and let in the other cops and in one of the bungalows they found simpson's 25-year-old daug

nicole. asÍ es.asegurÓ que en algunas casillas se encontraron diferencias entre lo que dice el acta de resultados y los datos obtenidos en el programa de resultados electorales y que por eso solicitarÁ al instituto electoral voto por voto en la mayorÍa de las casillas. escuchemos a gÁlvez. por lo pronto, son 80% de las casillas donde solicitaremos revisiÓn de voto por voto. hasta este momento el ine ya aceptÓ el recuento en por lo menos el 60% de las casillas. el ine ya le ha contestado la presidenta de ese instituto informÓ que se estima que se cuente al menos el 60% de los paquetes electorales. escuchemos >> quiero hacer un llamado a todos los actores polÍticos a guardar la calma y acompaÑar estos trabajos de los consejos distritales y que estÉn vigilantes de todo el proceso. >> mientras que el presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador, hoy, desde su conferencia matutina, asegurÓ que se debe hacer el conteo de voto por voto, pues dijo el que nada debe , nada teme nicole. >> y tambiÉn sabemos que el in

to rekindle the flame of nicole dominic tell us what you'd like to rekindle about nicole well nicole was a veach girl. >> originally, she was a wic girl. her but her life at 18, she had to be an adult who was shubi got married, she lost a lot of her 20s and 30s who didn't have a freedom to experience. she didn't have that kind of a life to experience. and i'd like to rekindle the nicole that we knew a freedom about her at ease, about her her ability as a mother or her loving nature of she was just so hospitable and warm and caring and i think it shows in this documentary, i think you've chosen the video clips that we've had that she took that our father took that other people took and all of these that are compiled together and show what a beautiful mother and a beautiful soul record oh, really was. >> were you all in the court when the verdict came down in 1995, were you there, tanya? >> i'll never forget that day. it's the way i describe it. it's like you're going up a hill of a roller coaster. you're clenching onto. i remember i was just clenching onto the bench and i felt like i

nicole?emociones mixtas las que mostraron los padres que asistieron, que por lo que sabemos han sido solamente tres de los 14 estudiantes que murieron. el 14 de febrero del aÑo 2018. otras tres personas, tres miembros del staff, tambiÉn murieron ese dÍa. fueron asesinados por el tirador que ya fue condenado a cadena perpetua. y si hoy, alrededor de las 08:30, tiempo local, comenÓo esta demoliciÓn controlada del edificio 1200. como bien lo decÍan, tiene tres pisos y bueno, pues sirviÓ como evidencia justamente mientras se llevaba a cabo el juicio en contra del pistolero. aquÍ tambiÉn lo han recorrido personal como la vicepresidenta de los estados unidos, kamala harris, porque algunos de los padres querÍan mostrarle cÓmo se puede mejorar la seguridad en los colegios, teniendo como ejemplo justamente este edificio que se estÁ demoliendo una tarde trÁgica, aquella del 14 de febrero de 2018, se celebraba el dÍa de san valentÍn y sin embargo, pues terminamos experimentando una de las tragedias mÁs

>> quÉ tal nicole?el dÍa de hoy es que los demÓcratas estÁn alarmados por el desempeÑo del presidente joe biden durante el debate de anoche, incluso durante el mismo debate. algunos ya comentaban en redes sociales que hay pÁnico en el partido demÓcrata que no se puede negar lo que los estadounidenses vieron durante esa transmisiÓn. y anoche, en una entrevista en cnn, un ex asesor del presidente barack obama dijo que estaban en estado de shock por cÓmo iniciÓ este debate por la voz del presidente biden y porque a momentos se veÍa desorientado a pesar de que la casa blanca dijo que Él estaba con un resfriado y que eso explicaba la fragilidad de su voz, que a veces era incomprensible, que a veces perdÍa el hilo de sus ideas. sin embargo, la campaÑa biden dice que Él va a continuar en esta contienda, que el pueblo estadounidense sigue apoyÁndolo en los temas centrales, en aquellos problemas que los aquejan. y sabemos tambiÉn que otros demÓcratas estÁn tras bambalinas, comentando y preguntÁndose quÉ es lo qu

tiene razÓn nicole. no es eso, sino es si joe biden tiene la capacidad de inspirar a su coaliciÓn, si Él tiene la capacidad de crear ese mensaje sobre la visiÓn y sobre el futuro de este paÍs. ahora, quÉ tienen que hacer? donald trump? donald trump tiene que aparentar que no es una persona extremista, sino que es mucho mÁs centrista y tiene que aparentar que es una persona disciplinada. yo creo que ahÍ eso le va a costar mucho. por quÉ? porque trump es una persona extremista y hemos visto que es una persona muy descontrolada, asÍ que ya, ya veremos quÉ pasa. >> pero anthony, siguiendo con este tema, sabemos que como lo decÍas, a trump le encanta tener un pÚblico que reaccione a sus declaraciones. al no estar ese pÚblico que a veces lo alimenta de energÍa, tendrÁ un obstÁculo esta noche para convencer a aquellos que no estÁn convencidos de votar por Él? >> no, la verdad no, porque Él tiene este, pues obviamente su audiencia cuando Él va y hace sus en otros estados, entonces yo pienso, Él se estÁ enfocando

nicole muy buenas tardes.nter biden. asÍ lo definiÓ un jurado esta maÑana en wilmington, delaware. en este caso, que se le llevaba en su contra. tres cargos pesaban sobre Él por la posesiÓn de un arma de fuego. siendo un usuario de narcÓticos. y el jurado ha decidido que es culpable de estos tres cargos que sumados alcanzarÍan en las sentencias mÁximas. 25 aÑos en prisiÓn y multas por cientos de miles de dÓlares, pero que los expertos legales consideran que por la falta de antecedentes criminales y tambiÉn por el hecho de que no se cometiÓ un crimen violento, la sentencia estarÍa jugando a su favor. para eso habrÁ que esperar, porque la juez en este momento no no ha fechado ya el dÍa en que se daÁa la sentencia. reacciones ya en este momento del presidente de estados unidos, joe biden, ha reaccionado a travÉs de un comunicado donde dice soy presidente, pero tambiÉn soy padre de familia. dice que estÁ orgulloso de su hijo como estÁn orgullosas muchas familias de personas que han batallado con adicciones, asegur

still ahead, it's been 30 years since the murders of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman. we've got a look back at the killings that led to a so-called trial of the century. >> plus, hearing from a business owner who lost her way of life after her poke shop was destroyed by a fire. >> and why health officials are putting on hazmat suits are putting on hazmat suits and the east that's coming up. o network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call today! ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape

that was the nicole race in mexico city. thank you very much. nicole of china. it says it has successfully landed a spacecraft on the fall side of the mood, the mission ams, to collect the 1st rock and soul samples from the level node lunar hemisphere. the landing marks in advance for china as international as the international rice for the moving together space the us, india and others are hoping to exploit, to the mentor, to mineral resources, to sustain long to live in basis of on demand shows that to me. and they can feed them too much. that's all for now. coming up next, a ballerina in germany uses her on the phone to stand up for freedom in iraq. that's next on sports line. i'll be back with one use in 45 minutes. thanks for watching by the can you see is what old car tires have to do with the production? here's a hands on the real media watch now on youtube. my name is the calls back said wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people.

>> ya se comenzÓ a sentir nicole octavio muy buenas tardes. fahrenheit, humedad del 50% en esta zona del estado de virginia. y es que todo indica que el verano este verano 2024 viene caliente y viene en serio. esta maÑana de lunes son 72 millones de personas en estados unidos las que amanecieron con algÚn tipo de alerta por calor extremo. estamos hablando de una ola de calor que, por un lado, con altos niveles de humedad y por el otro lado temperaturas y sensaciones tÉrmicas que van a estar superando los 90 grados fahrenheit. pero no es solo eso, ya lo decÍan ustedes. otro factor importante aquÍ es el de la duraciÓn del servicio nacional de meteorologÍa. estÁ hablando de que esta ola de calor va a superar los rÉcords de duraciÓn en varias ciudades del medio oeste y el noreste de estados unidos. aquÍ en el noreste, se espera que el calor entre con fuerza a partir de maÑana martes y que se extienda hasta el dÍa sÁbado. asÍ que atenciÓn por ejemplo, a ciudades como chicago, detroit tambiÉn boston, nueva york, filadelfia, porque vienen dÍas bastan

this contrast thing is really important nicole. the biden campaign cannot only do it on issues of character, which is a really huge contrast, they can also do it on the economy. they're not going to be able to go out and say, hey, the economy's great. what they can say, there is a dark time in america where no jobs are being created, where there is absolutely no infrastructure being built. where there were record deficits, and then, guess what, there's cranes in the sky. dirt is moving, record jobs, and they can do that kind of contrast not just on character but also on content. and if they keep it to simple contrasts and keep that message always on contrast, they'll pull those independent voters in. >> yeah, i mean, tim this ad also has this element you're talking about, reminding people of some of the civil issues and civil judgments on sexual abuse and fraud as well. what'd you think? >> yeah, i think it's good, and i think that you need to keep banging that drum, assuming that people don't get it is wrong. let's break everybody

. >> noticias telemundo mediodÍa con nicole suÁrez y octavio pulido. >> quÉ tal?acias por acompaÑarnos en noticias telemundo mediodÍa. vamos a la informaciÓn. hoy el expresidente donald trump tiene una cita virtual con un oficial de libertad condicional de la ciudad de nueva york. el encuentro serÁ desde mar a lago y es requerido como un preparativo a su sentencia. se espera que se le pregunte, entre otros temas, sobre sus antecedentes penales y recursos financieros. el 30 de mayo, trump fue declarado culpable de 34 cargos por falsificar reportes financieros y con quien estuvo el domingo el ex mandatario fue con votantes hispanos en las vegas, nevada. durante su discurso, criticÓ la decisiÓn de la administraciÓn biden de reducir los asilos en la frontera sur. trump la calificÓ de dÉbil e inefectiva. este evento fue el primer acto multitudinario de su campaÑa desde su condena por falsificar esos registros y para conocer mÁs de este procedimiento al que estarÁ sometido el expresidente donald trump con el oficial de libertad condicional de nueva york, nos conectamos

andrea canning : the girl was nicole lukas. nicole lukas : he just kept saying "ill kill you.m 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. nicole lukas : 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. andrea canning : nicole shared her story on video with a reporter from newsday, a long island newspaper. nicole lukas : and he said that he would kill me, and he said are you scared, and i said no because i was just trying to like-- i didnt want to show him fear. and then he got-- he actually touched my throat with the knife. andrea canning : nicole says they struggled, he punched her several times and then she panicked and hit him in the face. nicole lukas : that was my chance to run because he was like-- he was like on his side. he was just in shock that i smacked him. andrea canning : she escaped and for years tried

nicole: hi. arturo: i love it. nicole: we are matching. arturo: we color-coordinated today. nicole: how is everybody doing? are you still with us? i like the energy. arturo: these are the diehards. nicole: i love it. what a place to be in las vegas. it's amazing to be in the room and i'm so proud to be here with all of you. the latinos that are changing the fabrico be part of this event. i can't even believe it has been two years since the event in chicago. anybody here from chicago? i like it. so great. arturo: and it has been five years since miami. remember miami? we had eight presidential candidates walk on stage in miami. again, it's been decades. whwhat is at risk? the fact that they are not in contact in close touch with all of you with the lit -- with theato electorate. i'm going to share some facts about where we are. once again, latinos are going to make history in the selection because of the number of latinos that are going to turn out to vote. every single election has the historic turnout because the electorate is growing so fast. our projections, and our educa

nicole, thank you. >> thank you. maria: nicole parker, former fbi special agent.aries, the details right after this short break. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ maria: this week on "mornings with maria," tomorrow the vp stakes in high gear, republican national committee chairman michael whatley handicaps the field. and friday, bidenomics versus maganomics takes center stage, we'll have reaction to the long awaited faceoff between president biden and president trump. it's all right here on "mornings with maria." (bell ringing) someone needs to customize and save hundreds with liberty mutual! (inaudible sounds) (elevator doors opening) wait, there's an elevator? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, ♪ ♪ liberty. ♪ do you want to close out? should i? normally i'd hold. but... taking the gains is smart here, right? feel more confident with stock ratings from j.p. morgan analysts in the chase app. when you've got a decision to make... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management. want to save on some of the

nicole.history but i wonder what you make of the conservatives who have been lobbying on those. >> i don't nope if byron saying that out of ignorance or cynicism. what we know is his own marriage was not legal in the state he lives in until 1969. we know that as he's talking about black voters were mostly conservative, the very first civil rights martyr were voting civil rights activists. >> byron is from florida. >> he's from florida, right. and if you look at the black poverty rate during jim crow was more than 55%. when they say those things they're clearly not talking to black people. even though this was at a black voter event this messaging is not for us. none of us believe. we can talk to our grandparents who grew up during jim crow. we could talk to our parents, my dad lived in 1945 the lynches stayed in the country. we can talk to our parents to know that black americans were not better during jim crow. i don't think he could live in state like florida with the history of the state o

amy angela author and broadcaster amy nicole turner . amy angela rayner nicole turner.t bold in this election campaign, first with diane abbott, second with nuclear deterrence. she's a showing keir up . showing keir up. >> not at all. have you read that quote in full, she makes it clear whilst the threat exists, we are fully committed to our trident programme. but in the future the aim would be international, multilateral designer that with her saying nothing has changed, who wouldn't want to aim for multilateral disarmament in a in in a utopian world? of course we all would. but she's saying for now it's very clear that labour have a complete commitment to defence, that a nuclear deterrence that is quite clearly a change, because in 2016, along with roughly 40% of labour mps, she voted against renewing trident. be fair, she would face disciplinary action had she not. >> there wasn't a whip. she got to choose because it was not. it was jeremy corbyn realised he couldn't whip his mps to vote against trident, so he left it as a free vote. she chose to vote against renewin

nicole, good to talk to you. _ it into a box. nicole, good to talk to you, thank _ it into a box. talk to you, thank you so - it into a box. nicole, good to l talk to you, thank you so much forjoining us on bbc news. americanjournalist forjoining us on bbc news. american journalist will stand trial in russia on espionage charges. he was detained in the city in march last year while working for the wall street journal. russian prosecutors accused him of collecting secret information on a defence contractor for us intelligence officials, the us government says he was wrongfully detained and is working to secure his release. there is no word on when the trial will begin. with the latest from moscow, here is our russia editor steve rosenberg. he has been in pre—trial detention in moscow for more than 1a months and today, russian prosecutors issued a short statement saying that his case will now be sent to court. not in moscow but 1000 miles away to the regional court in the city of you catherine burke which he was arrested in 2023. prosecutors claim that he has been working for the ci

with the capture of the guy in new york and, nicole, they weren't going to let him go and there's a history with some of the hijackers involved in 9/11 and were in various traffic stops and later let go and we know what happened after that and everyone is being super careful about this. what do you make of it? reporter: right, now is the time for law enforcement to step it up and anyone with potential links to terrorism or going to waiver in that manner, put it away and look into them and fully investigate them and see their link and intentions and we must protect the homeland. neil, i've been on junior show many time this is week in particular. i cannot stress it enough. the counter terrorism threat right now is at all time high for our nation. we have the ongoing threats that we have on a regular basis but see what happened october 7. that's inspiring individuals for what's apping in the middle east and inspiring individuals to act out and we have the border and that's dangerous and i see that as imminent threat to the country and wide open boarder and i'd like to take a moment fr

and her mom is nicole kidman, and we meet and kind of fall in love.acter's -- like, she hates the whole scenario. >> jimmy: you worked with nicole kidman one time before, right? what was that movie? >> "paperboy." >> jimmy: that's right. oh, yeah, that's right. you guys had a -- your character -- you had a thing in that movie also? >> yeah, we did. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> we did. that movie was kind of dark and really cool. just a whole different vibe. someone coined it like swamp noir. matthew mcconaughey was in it. >> jimmy: right, yeah. >> joan cusack was in it. >> jimmy: i think you were here talking about that, like 10, 12 years ago. >> this is where i go to talk about everything. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. yeah, didn't something happen weird in that movie? with nicole kidman? >> we -- we had some love scenes, i guess. >> jimmy: yeah. yeah. didn't she pee on you or something like that in that mov movie? [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: right, right. >> that was the first day of filming. >> jimmy: that's how you have to do it, mark your territor

and i think you put it beautifully, nicolle. of progress in our country that people can live and marry the person they love, that we can have equality respected. but here you have a supreme court justice's wife acting with such aggression and hostility, and it's not just that hostility toward the pride flag, but it is this unity with these flags that were flown by people challenging and trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election that were flown on january 6th as the capitol was attacked during the insurrection. so i think what you have is clearly under the federal recusal statute, he should recuse himself from any case involving january 6th under the statute. it applies to justices and it says when there's a reasonable belief that a justice will be biased in their ruling, they shouldn't rule. and i would extend that beyond january 6th in terms of his role in rolling back our reproductive rights, and also it just -- i think it bears mentioning that justice thomas also should not be sitting on these january 6th cases. but,

according to isabel, nicole said she confronted erin.nt and now very relevant. >> yes. >> did you have to consider her a possible suspect as well? >> of course we did. hearing a statement like that raises red flags. >> nicole had an alibi. she was at home with her child the day erin disappeared. even if she was not in the desert that day, investigators believe she still could've plays a role in arranging erin's disappearance. >> it makes you wonder did this person pay somebody to harm erin? >> erin's mom had suspicions of her own. in those initial■ç days followi erin's disappearance, she stayed at the apartment on the base. >> i went for a walk and come back. nicole is sitting on their walkway. if looks could kill. >> toward you? >> towards me. >> that must've been an odd moment. >> for some reason it didn't surprise me. >> the suspect pool seem to be growing but there was no proof any crime had even occurred except maybe possession of a potato gun. chris bailed out on july 5, 2014, one week after erin disappeared. two days later, he was

. >> hi, nicolle. it's debate week so we have james here, too. 30 second spin room then we'll let you go. since i have you both here what's key for debate night, nicolle? >> i just think people need to understand this has never happened before. it's a huge television event. it's a huge political event. the conversations we have every day with our viewers and brilliant people like james are not things a lot of americans going to watch in the debate are going to be tracking day to day. it's hugely important. huge opportunities for both men and huge liabilities and risks for both men. it's why people watch sports. it's why football is one of the top 20 televised large events because anything can happen and can be brutal. this is the political version of a big and important consequential football game. >> yeah, absolutely. i'm going to get james' response, but as a courtesy because i know how hard you work, two hours every day, but i'm going to let you go and we'll do it on the program. nice to see you, ni

nicole? asÍ es, es una. bueno, es una nueva etapa., mbappÉ al real madrid o viceversa. >> yo creo que los dos. a mÍ me parece que es una gran negociaciÓn. por parte de florentino pÉrez y por parte del jugador y obviamente sus allegados. no todo el mundo le dirÍa porque viene de ganar la champions. el real madrid viene de ganar la liga que mbappÉ necesita mÁs al real madrid, pero creo yo que los dos se necesitan mutuamente y creo yo que es el hoy por hoy el mejor jugador del mundo. sin lugar a dudas, y va a llegar al mejor club del mundo, asÍ que creo que va a haber real madrid campeÓn para rato. >> por eso se hizo tanto el rogar, porque no fue nada fÁcil obtenerlo y el contrato estÁ bastante jugoso. >> te digo que ganan mucho menos de lo que ganaba en parÍs. en parÍs ganaba aproximadamente 72 millones de euros brutos. kylian mbappÉ ha resignado dinero, pero va a llegar a la gloria. seguramente bueno, estÁ buscando ganar champions, que nunca ha podido ganar la champions con el parÍs saint germain ni con el mÓnaco. sus clubes anteriores

nicole more than thirty years workers on disabilities and accessibility in san francisco and holds ater in counseling and ms a if the university of san francisco and begin as crisis counselor for individuals with disabilities and he previously worked she managed the commendation and served as director of disability programs and resource at san francisco state university lead the efforts and built programs for accessibility nicolle was selected to least the mayor's office of disability for the city and county of san francisco and overseen the compliance for over 96 thousand visitor and people with disabilities she has advised city departments and the mayor and the board of supervisors and on policies and initiatives that effect the residents and visitor with disability she leading the push to create the disability culture center the first center in the united states. and she played a critical role to make sure the remote public comments for the john fitzgerald kennedy and the limitation for section 504 of the rehabilitation act and advocated for the autonomous vehicles and during the

the aims to settle the decades old territorial dispute in nicole and kind of back to origin. tina now when i purchased all taking place of a president and have a malays, flagship economic for phone bill. police of used was a common to dispatch protest as have gathered outside congress. and when is aires as the senate suffice, the bill of the so called omnibus lowest set south sweeping changes to the economy . including staple service emerges and privatization. really originally wanted to privatize for see companies for the bill was significantly diluted before being approved by the know a house back in april teresa but has more from buenos aires and i'm right here outside of congress. the session continues in the senate. the discussion on this basis law that has over 200 last that have you had, i mean a precedent have you. i mean, a says which ones form this country however, just until about an hour a go do this place that you can see right? where i am standing was filled with to your gas rubber, bullets, walter kind of and everything else. most of the protesters have left, t

. >> i'm nicole killion in allentown, pennsylvania, when sping voters take on the trump verdict. could it change minds for the white house? >> reporter: judgment day. doomsday author chad daybell is sentenced to death in idaho for killing his first wife and his then-girlfriend's two children. >>> severe storms, heavy rain, damaging winds set to impact the west and south. we'll track it. >>> heroes welcome. 80 years after d-day these americans return to france to visit the site of their greatest glory. >>> and later, outlaw otter. she's back after evading capture in california. keep an eye on your surf board. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from washington with adriana diaz. >>> good evening, everyone. adriana is off. i'm nancy cordes. we're following several developing stories tonight including severe storms threatening several states this first weekend of june including the pacific north west. but we're going to begin with a new setback for the american aviation giant boeing. today the launch of its starliner spacecraft with astronauts onboard was called off less th

but i think that nicole's word is so good.and suffering and saying oh, it is me, donald trump who is really, i'm that guy. >> right. the white grievance. the white grievance has been a lie even since the dawn of originalism. right? which is largely a vehicle to enshrine white grievance through jurisprudence. the book is out in paperback. i wonder how you have seen the country change and whether this book is even more necessary now than it was four years ago and whether. the legacy of slavery led to the george floyd moment. we are clearly now in a racist backlash where no one is talking about the racial justice efforts of 2020. they are rejecting dei. states legislating. saying people are arguing for free speech who are now legislating and disbanding entire departments that we are trying to bring more diversity. we are seeing more books banned. the 1619 project has been banned across the country. so what you understand is what i say is that conservatives are trying to mandate our ignorance and make it impossible for us to learn

thank you so much, nicole.nd i'm glad you'll have time to go visit the board of supervisors, where i'm sure they will give you a beautiful certificate, but it won't be nearly as awesome. no way. as an sfmta's street sign. that's street sign is amazing. director tomlin, please continue. all right, continuing with my director's report, i want to give a quick update on the budget last week. on wednesday, we presented our budget to the board of supervisors budget and appropriations committee. we heard a variety of comments from committee members who are eager to work with us in order to help close the mta budget gap, they asked us about, federal funding through grants, opportunities for more vending, leasing, redeveloping our land, as well as merchandizing our brand, bree mcwhorter will be back for the second hearing tomorrow at the board of supervisors committee. and then, our budget goes forward for an up or down vote at the board of supervisors, and then onward to the mayor, next up, a quick update on west porta

now nicole's family attempting to reclaim their own narrative. >> why denise? why now?you guys want to know this and let the world know who nicole really was and everybody agreed this was the right time. >> what are you hoping people are going to gleam from this? >> i really want people to get to know who nicole was and actually, you know, you want to humanize her. you want to be able to hear her voice. >> after 30 years, detective lange suggested this wasn't about celebrity. it was about two young people who were murdered. on this day, that's what we need to remember. >> interesting to hear that lead investigator say that he didn't think even if the evidence was presented it wouldn't have changed anything. >>> and the moment with celine dion you did not see as the star opens up about why she refuses to let health challenges define her. >>> first, an exclusive look at the remarkable new treasures now being unearthed in the ancient city of pompey. kelly cobiella is there with us. >> reporter: good morning to you. yeah, we're standing at the foot of the volcano and archae

. >> thank you for having me, nicolle. didn't want to review fast and furious, but that is probably a good place to start this conversation. >> well, and i read about it myself. i've never said this on tv, but i first read, when i had written a novel and chris wallace was a friend of mine and invited me to come on the program and to mention the book and he said we're talking about fast and furious. and i said what is that. and he said read in, our audience is fired up about it and i regular googling and reading it, it's an example as any of the injection of politics, pulling the levers of congressional allies to do something that had never been done before and then softening the tear rain with conservative media and activists. and i wonder what you make of what trump is promising to do in a second term to the department that you once led. >> yeah, to a department that i once led and that i love dearly. i spent nearly 20 years of my career at the justice department starting off as just a line lawyer in the justice departmen

best friend nicole was also a nurse if feather river hospital, we worked together ambulances were not able to get to patients, had to be put in employee vehicles okay. >> go ahead all patients at feather river had been evacuated. they're working on staff after we got all the patients in vehicles, nicole and i left following each other 1910 was really the founding year for the american way of firefighting. >> they blow up. a wild, surging firestorm started near elk city, idaho the 1910 big burn. it burned 3 million acres across three states, killed 87 people, mostly firefighters and our awareness and our whole consciousness about fire pivoted in that moment. >> this is a picture of tragedy. tragedy that happens year after year and are great i can forest area fire. fire became public enemy number one. and wildfires were to be put out at all cost and at that point, we almost militarized firefighting really good at it. >> firefighters can put out 99% of fires before they grew bigger than an acre. >> and from about 19:30 five to about 1985, you see not much fire burning in it made our fire

there are people getting hurt, nicole.y, they shut down the bay bridge in san francisco for an hour. and there's no consequences. they happen almost every night, and they're reeking havoc, and there's no consequences, and the police know it because they respond. >> and when there's no consequences, the dmaifer behaviour will continue. california highway to parole is completely -- -- patrol is completely understaffed, and people know that. unacceptable, it's dangerous, awful, and it will until there's a consequence, it will continue. >> trace: it really will. in the meantime, i know this is one of the subjects that you hate to hear, but it's also something that you know very well. we had a 31-year-old philadelphia police officer shot in the neck. this was a car traffic stop. he's fighting for his life tonight. the mayor of philadelphia said the following here, as your mayor, it is not lost on me that today, a husband, father, and son met his partner, going to work to do a job. he did not expect that he would be in a fight f

te escuchamos. >> quÉ tal, nicole? muy buenas tardes. que siempre es positivo tener un trabajo y hoy se dio a conocer un reporte de empleo que es mucho mejor a lo esperado. de hecho, muy por encima de lo que estaban estimando los especialistas en materia de creaciÓn de trabajos. en este reporte que dio a conocer hoy el departamento del trabajo, que hace el corte de caja, el cierre al mes de mayo y vamos a ver en pantalla las cifras que se dieron a conocer. en total 272.000 nuevos trabajos el mes de mayo. con ello, la tasa de desempleo o de desocupaciÓn se ubicÓ a nivel general en el 4. 5% entre hispanos es ligeramente superior y superior tambiÉn a otros grupos demogrÁficos como los blancos o los asiÁticos, no asÍ los afroamericanos, que tienen el la tasa, pues mÁs alta reacciÓn ya a esta hora del presidente biden en un comunicado que estÁ destacando estas cifras y que apunta el hecho de que durante su administraciÓn se han generado mÁs de 15 millones de trabajos, dando, dice el presidente, dignidad y respeto a los estadounidenses que lo

alli con el presidente joe biden y otros lideres mundiales para honrar a la telemundo mediodÍa con nicoleuarez y octavio pulido. >> como siempre, muy buenas tardes y gracias por acompanarnos en noticias te telemundo mediodia. >> vamos a la informacion. >> y michigan en las ultimas horas. >> a su paso dejaron rastros de muerte y de destruccion. >> cerca de detroit, un nino de dos anos fallecio y miriam arias esta aqui con el reporte de lo que ha sucedido. >> miriam. >> si, nicole, buenas tardes. >> en este caso fue un arbol que cayo sobre el techo de la casa del menor, pero bueno, este fue uno de varios incidentes que se han reportado hasta el momento a causa de estos poderosos tornados. >> tambien hay varias personas lesionadas y hogares y edificios que han quedado irreconocibles. >> otra vez una serie de to tornados arrasa por estados unidos, dejando destruccion y dolor a su paso en la ciudad de livonia, en michigan, los vientos eran de hasta 95 millas por hora. >> hay ahi un nino de dos anos murio cuando un arbol cayo sobre su casa. >> el pequeno estaba acostado en una cama con su mama

now, nicole sister time you're brown, she's going to be holding a candlelight vigil tonight for nicole. and we're going to have more on that a little bit later on for now. reporting here in new center, mary beth mcdade. welcome back to you guys in the studio. well, if yo with illegal fireworks and one placer county city, we'll now pay more in fines and face more severe penalties. zach boetto has more. >>we all know how dangerous these illegal fireworks are specially when something goes wrong and the people of roseville are cognizant of that. so now the city of roseville will find you more for each individual illegal firework that you're caught with. and it's a lot more. >>the city of roseville making the risk of having or using illegal fireworks going forward, much more costly with the 4th of july just around the corner. it's important to remind everyone that only safe and sane fireworks are illegal within the city of roseville. check out these new consequences if you're caught with one illegal firework, it's a $750. fine. then every individual illegal firework you're caught with after

it's so important. >> nicole, you raised an important point. talk about -- and you'll see in the next slide, the gap between -- and let me go to it. the gap between the ones that are eligible to vote and the people who actually vote, so in 2024 there will be more than 33 million latinos eligible to vote meaning adult u.s. citizens 18 years of age or greater. again, we are projecting that out of 33.7 million, 17.5 million will vote but of the registered voters, you're right, of the registered latinos 88% turned out and that very closely mirrors the turnout of non-hispanic white voters, african-american voters of the electorate overall in the country. so our challenge really is getting latinos registered to vote because if we get them registered to vote the chances are extremely high that we will have an actual voter. the other thing here is that since 2020 more than -- nearly 2 million latinos have turned 1l and this is why our electorate is growing so fast because our young people are coming of age and so ifg there's anything we can do to reall

nicole, start with you.e owners into some fraudulent transaction and get access to the bank account and empty it. is that the mo of the cartels? >> this is not a new scheme, it's been happening for over a decade. americans have lost over $300 million with over 6,000 victims and what they typically do is they'll do extensive research on the victims who they are and then they'll first of all pose as a timeshare broker and call the person on the phone or e-mail them and say would you be interested in selling your timeshare and then going from that, we need advanced fees and next step is they'll call and act as if they're an attorney and say you know what, you've been duped and that was a fraud and we're here to help you and send us money. we'll help you get out of this. when in reality, these attorneys are fraudsters and the third part is they call and pose as government official and say you know what, you have been involved and you sent money and that was part of money laundering or terrorist organization and

dw correspondent nicole rees is in mexico city to tell me what the mood as like now on the election day after a campaign in which dozens of political candidates will not. this indeed has been the bloodiest election campaign in mexico's history. and there will also hundreds of attacks on politicians in the run up to the selection. so obviously vitamins and insecurity play in a role today. there are tens of thousands of police forces across the country. we're trying to make sure that things that the pallets go smoothly. that said, in 2 municipalities in the south of the country, elections has been suspended already because of the security issues. but in these past the days when i talk to people here in mexico city, i feel that there is a 2 things that as really on their minds. on the one hand, people really want to continue it in the country. and this in terms of economic stability and social welfare that people i've talked to who say that this is important for them in the election. and that's why they probably will vote for the motor in a party who is currently still in charge now. and o

dw corresponds nicole reese joins me now from mexico. so it seems mexico my son's 1st female president. what's the latest on the poor results? aaron, we're seeing these numbers coming in the preliminary. of course, these are exit polls that have started around an hour ago and they show us that shane balm has a 60 percent of the votes. apparently, obviously we need to be cautious about these numbers because that hasn't been a very official announcement yet. the more in our party, in the meantime, has already used this occasion to call out on people to come to the main square view and mexican city to celebrate this positively landslide victory. it's been a long day of voting mostly peacefully here in mexico, with some smaller incidents. one of them being that 2 people have died in connection with violence at the polling stations. and the 2 municipalities weren't able to go to the polls because of violence. they were not on the elections deb was suspended, but all in all, it was a quite peaceful day after this whole series of assets, the na

hi, nicole. >> good morning, rachel. myself included. this was a really large study looking at 40,000 people over about a 202-year span, and they found -- 20-year span, and they found no association with a decreaseed using of death. did we -- risk of death. is that really surprising? absolutely not. you know it's all about a healthy diet, physical activity and just being in social cultures. one thing they didn't look at,s this was in a group of healthy individuals, and they didn't really go down to the specific benefits of these multivitamins. so, sure, study after study has shown that a mull ety vitamin does not reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease or even cancer, but it does help improve with vision, with memory, with immunity, with stress levels and others. so it doesn't mean don't take your vitamins, just continue to make sure you're eating as healthy as possible. we know you get better nutrition and vitamins from your actual diet and not from a medication. but they have to look at individuals, there are certai

the 1st nicole, the answer to your last question, there is no evidence as usually there is none. this is a very clear propaganda cliche which pains up convincing the russian people that it's not the waves or against the cry. it is a well with the west and against the west, the west is attacking rush and that's why there is such a reaction to the attack comes a missile strike, all the crime in the fact that of the russian government. so the rest of the, on the street, cold in the us, some best of the to protest no means to highlights this idea of confrontation with the us. but frankly speaking, i think they'll be more such strikes and there will be still as little evidence as now that the us forces are really directing, distracts. will take any kind of active part in watching them is what you say is not. and so it from, from what i gather from what you're saying is that they're playing to a domestic audience. then, how concerned show the, what should the us in this case be about warnings like this, then, to the look to him is destroying such mornings pretty much every week. we kee

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and the 1st tape waive up to see the welcome to the show on nicole fairly. russia is lottery and prudent and north korean leader kim jones own have signed a new agreement that details mutual aid if either country were to be attacked. and they also includes partnerships on trade investment and cultural and humanitarian ties. as comes as food and makes his 1st visit to fuel in young in 24 years. and his both countries face escalating stand offs with a west a welcome 7, a filled with sun fab pomp and circumstance. north korea pulled up all the stump sweets most high profile visit to in years. the. it's the 1st trip paying for the russian president vladimir putin since the year 2000 and much has changed since then. the visit to a select smells. career is growing strategic importance for russia. since its full scad invasion of ukraine, russia has been heavily sections by the west. this increased international isolation is that puting district, some ties was of the provide states. many believe pre own yang will provide more weapons and munitions for russia's trade. this is banned under un sanc

. >>> exactly 30 years ago today, nicole brown simpson and ron goldman were murdered. o.j. was charged with those murders. with his acquittal highlighting the racial divide. june 129 brings back memories of where we were when this started. the verdict was divisive. it left two families reeling and a lot of unanswered questions. >> reporter: 30 years after her murder nicole brown simpson's family is trying to celebrate the life she lived. >> it happened the way it happened. you can't change that. now we want to bring her back in this as that wonderful human being that she was. >> i think it's important that people get to know my sister. >> reporter: in a documentary released earlier this month her sisters share their nicole. >> i feel like i've kept my nicole really private for so long. >> ron goldman's father and sister saying the grief is always there. >> it doesn't leave you. it kind of moves through your day, and at different times of your day, can pop up. >> not guilty of the crime of murder. >> reporter: the verdict in the o.j. simpson murder trial was the end of a nat

stop on is asia tour after north korea to oh, that's right nicole. this is because both north korea and vietnam have historically had good relations with the soviet union and with russia now. so putting wants to praise the loyalty and also show to the world if he still has partners and options in asia. now, in north korea, his focus was on securing weapons for his war against ukraine. and in vietnam, the focus was more diplomatic. i would say, putting really wanted to praise the congress loyalty to russia. vietnam has not confirmed russia over its war against ukraine. and the timing of this visit is also important. it is happening right after the ukraine peace summit that took place over the last weekend in switzerland and ukraine managed to gather over 90 countries to and then efforts to set an agenda for a future piece. for future peace negotiations, no rush. it was not invited. so what she, what is the russian was criticizing this summit and, and trying to play it down. but now it really wanted to go out with a show of its own support in vietnam h

to prime time weekend, i nicolle wallace. let's get right to the week's top stories. >> we said something to the effect of i don't want people to know we lost, this is embarrassing. figure out, we need to figure it out. i don't know that people know that we lost. >> trump knew all along, right? that he lost. even though he has raged now form four years that the 2020 presidential election was somehow stolen from him. in private, even donald trump has admitted the truth, even donald trump knows the truth. it is the truth he is so embarrassed about that president joe biden, he refers to him as this guy that beat him . beat him in the 2020 presidential election. today, in a brand-new tape never heard before, we're hearing that private admission in the ex-president's own words, on tape. a remarkable slip of the mask, right? trump's facade, made during one of his half-dozen interviews with writer remine to today, author a brand-new book, chronicling trump's time as the host of the apprentice. we spoke with him yesterday, he told us