nicole. cÓmo te va en efecto.a, que es frontera con agua prieta, sonora, mÉxico. por primera vez visita como candidata presidencial la frontera con mÉxico. harris tiene contemplado justamente aquÍ en esta escuela. como pueden ver, ya estÁn los equipos, los medios de comunicaciÓn llegando a este lugar. se llama cochise college. tiene contemplado hablar aquÍ, pero minutos antes va a estar cerca del muro, nos dice su equipo de campaÑa que va a estar haciendo un recorrido en esta zona, que hay que decirlo aquÍ es una zona totalmente republicana donde se conformaron los grupos de minutemen. es un Área totalmente contraria a su partido. ella tiene tambiÉn contemplado atacar las polÍticas de donald trump en el sentido que se ha pronunciado de que deportarÍa a millones de inmigrantes en el caso de llegar al poder. no hay que olvidar que harris ha sido severamente criticada, que como vicepresidenta le encargaron la frontera y permitiÓ, a decir de los mismos republicanos, el ingreso de millones de inmigrantes sin control. s

bush about the death by judicial execution of amber nicole thurman. now, tonight from donald trump about the death of amber nicole thurman. donald trump remains more concerned about the imaginary eating of cats and dogs than he does about a single woman or girl who has been harmed or killed or forced to carry a child because of him. they got what they wanted. today the vice president of the united states said this. >> understand what is happening in our country. over 20 states have passed what i call trump abortion bands because i understand how we got here. the former president hand- picked three members of the united states supreme court with the intention they would undo the protections of roe v. wade. they did as he intended and in state after state, laws have been passed criminalizing healthcare providers. i don't know if anyone here has heard most recently the stories out of georgia. tragic story about a young woman who died because it appears the people who should have given her healthcare were afraid they would be criminalized after the dobbs

bush knows about the death of amber nicole thurman. it seems unlikely that he would, but it also seems likely that george w. bush, who i have never met and do not know, would have the human capacity to feel very badly about what happened to amber nicole thurman and about her 6-year- old son. growing up without a mother. but when it mattered, george w. bush did not care at all what could happen in the lives of real people. because of the way he played politics with abortion. it surely never crossed his mind who could die because of his political choices on abortion. we know for an absolute certainty that donald trump is a publicly raging narcissistic sociopath, utterly incapable of convincingly demonstrating the ability to feel sorry for anyone except himself. there actually is no public evidence that if you put donald trump in the operating room, watching amber nicole thurman die, that in that moment he would feel badly for anyone except himself for being forced to watch it. they got what they wanted. and as was predicted to them and t

if president nicol smaduro - asylum. if president nicol smaduro has l asylum.col smaduro has had asylum. if president - nicol smaduro has had a hand asylum. if president _ nicol smaduro has had a hand of leading to the of the opposition leader does it strengthen his hand? he will thinkthis — strengthen his hand? he will think this is _ strengthen his hand? he will think this is a _ strengthen his hand? he will think this is a major - strengthen his hand? he will think this is a major win. - strengthen his hand? he will think this is a major win. his| think this is a major win. his tsar said this is all part of venezuela as they are working together to ensure that in his words, edmundo gonz lez abandons and received the asylum granted by spain. he is seeing this as a positive thing that leads two are working together to get rid of the opposition leader. despite international pressure growing international pressure growing in neighbouring countries, colombia, brazil, argentina as well as the us and other nations, nicholas maduro standing firm in his positions and

. >> we will speak her name, amber nicole thurman. amber nicole thurman. amber nicole thurman. >> reporter: after a medication abortion out of state was incomplete, thurman suffered a grave infection. her doctors waited 20 hours to operate. by then, it was too late, and she died. overneed, harris meeting with thurman's mother at an event hosted by oprah winfrey. >> i want you all to know, amber was not a statistic. she was loved. by a family, a strong family. and we would have done whatever to get my baby, our baby, the help that she needed. >> i'm just so sorry. >> reporter: today, harris blasting trump and his running-mate senator j.d. vance as hypocrites. >> the other folks, trump and his running mate, and they'll talk, “oh, yeah. but i, you know, i do believe in the exception to save the mother's life." okay, all right, let's break that down. shall we? let's break that down. we're saying that we're going to create public policy that says that a doctor, a health care provider, will only kick in to give the care that somebody needs if they're about to di

nicole was a little stronger, weighing more than a kilogram, but the baby survived a hemorrhage in ..loped, this is when a child does not feel his limbs, does not feel the strength in them, spasticity appears, the arms are tense, they cannot do anything themselves. michelle is only slightly behind her peers in development, she has every chance of a full life. a year-long rehabilitation course helped the girls a lot. recover, and michelle in general, as if it will already give a chance to go to kindergarten with her peers, to catch up with them, finally. at home, parents make a lot of efforts to help their daughters become stronger, and mom and dad had to take maternity leave to be around 24 hours a day, but the daughters need help from professionals. what can we do, we do some light stroking, straightening of arms, exercise in the bath, swim as it turns out, basically only strong, good specialists need all the classes, even during a light massage nicole can have an epileptic seizure and not every specialist will undertake to help, so as not to harm, rehabilitation in our center will i

>> jericka: nicole sganga for us in washington, d.c. thank you. with 46 days to go until election day, the first in-person votes of the 2024 presidential election were cast today in virginia, south dakota, and minnesota. and tonight, there are new concerns about election night chaos in the battleground state of georgia. that's because today the state's republican-led election board passed a controversial measure requiring every single ballot to be counted by hand. cbs's scott macfarlane is in atlanta looking into how that could all play out. >> reporter: just as vice president kamala harris arrived seeking new altitude in this battleground state, a georgia state election board controlled by former president donald trump supporters is causing turbulence. with just more than six weeks until election day, three republicans who hold the majority on the board voted to change the rules for handling ballots, requiring poll workers at each precinct in georgia's 159 counties to conduct a hand count of all the ballots on election night, in addition to the t

today, two children need our help at once, twins michelle and nicole from the sverdlovsk region, they only one and a half years old, and the number of pathologies and diagnoses is a whole list, but there is still a chance for a full life, a rehabilitation course will help with this and it should be started as soon as possible. it is worth procedures of huge money for the family. hope for caring people, olga zenkova on how to help, feels yes, that her sister, but she is looking at her directly, she can climb on her, while marina tells us about her princesses, one of them is actively crawling among the toys, the second one is almost motionless listening to the conversation, michelle and nicole are twins, but the diagnosis prevented them from growing and developing together, it all started when the babies were still under their mother's heart, the girls are fed from one placenta and ... such twins have large risks, that they will be among themselves, well, to divide, who is more important. fetophytic syndrome, in it pathological vessels are formed that connect the bloodstreams of twins,

and nicole kidman took the best actress on this with a real successful baby go. i have a certain and so i had to leave the festival early off of the desk with a mother. and so she was not able to accept the price in person. dw scott brooks's fred jones has now he's also left venice and joins us from toronto and other film festival. let's start with the top prize, the golden line for the best film, petrol to move out of more diverse the room next door. you've seen it. what do you think uh, well, i think it's a, an incredible film and well deserving a golden line, at least for the director himself. because a lot of our is one of the true rates of international cinema and being honored and this way is very suitable. i would say this is not necessarily his best film. this is his 1st film ever in the english language, and it loses a little bit in translation. i would say it's a very powerful story about a woman who's dying of terminal cancer. a play by tilda swinton who is asked her one of her friends a play by julia and more to be the one in the room next door to to

arthel: nicole, let me get in here. as we said the suspect has been apprehended with the test now to the police on martin county, florida pray they are speaking now. >> saw the vehicle, match the tag and we set up on the vehicle but bobo what we do here, we pid in the car got it safely stopped. and got the driver in custody paired right now as we speak the fbi secret service and that sheriff's office is at the scene and responded there for they'lle over the investigation. howard flatbed tow truck will tow the vehicle back. back to palm beach could ever crew that we actually do have the suspect they are looking for in palm beach county predictive of the suspects name yet? x we know his name and the fbi clearly knows his name. i am not in a position to release that. i don't trump posted on "truth social" they had recovered ak-47 near where the shooting incident happened. anything you can confirm with that? >> i do not know anymore at this time. [inaudible] they have determined. [inaudible] [inaudible] c5 the audio is uncl

nypd were lieutenant, nicole, will start with you.s -- we have been through this only times. what is the order of things when we start, when we hear the initial reports to where we are now? walk me through what has gone on so far? >> i will just relive what i went through first-hand initially in law enforcement, you get a notification, there has been an active shooter. they get active shooter e-mails and texts quite frequently along a lot of times there false alarms. i was in the violent crime task force in miami, you get a notification and then have to determine if it's credible. then you get the information it is credible, law enforcement at that one is going to the scene. everybody's going, local, state, federal law enforcement. all hands on deck. everybody collaborates, they work together, that is what they did in georgia. they go to the scene. they somebody not in custody, today that individual was taken into custody. thank goodness it was safely apprehended, and they are alive. unfortunately there are four dead individuals. we a

cuÉntanos. >> nicole. octavio.nstantemente del cielo, es por ello que protecciÓn civil ha alertado a la poblaciÓn y ha cerrado esta vÍa de comunicaciÓn, advirtiendo tambiÉn que las grietas en el pavimento pueden causar el desgajamiento completo de este camino. veamos quÉ fue lo que nos dijo el de protecciÓn civil. >> si aquÍ ya no es seguro que pasen los carros grandes, si es lo que estamos viendo acÁ, porque tambiÉn tenemos el otro lado que tambiÉn estÁ cortada la carretera. sÍ, entonces ahÍ tenemos algÚn riesgo, ya los que estÁn pasando son bajo su entera responsabilidad. >> el huracÁn john que tocÓ tierra como categorÍa tres en guerrero, tambiÉn ha dejado tres fallecimientos en este estado. dos por deslaves y uno mÁs de un adulto mayor a quien se le cayÓ la barda de su casa encima. >> mi casa, toda. quedamos en la desgracia porque desgraciadamente mi mamÁ, mi papÁ muriÓ. la casa quedÓ hecha un desastre allÁ en aquella casa, todavÍa estÁ el gobierno federal ha desplegado un operativo de 18.000 elementos de la gua

. >> television mediodia, con nicol suarez y octavio pulido. >> ¿que tal? tardes. >> gracias por acompanarnos aqui en noticias telemundo suarez y octavio pulido. >> la madre naturaleza se hace presente este jueves. >> vamos a la informacion. >> y es que sin duda pasan las horas y se aproxima la llegada del huracan jalin a territorio estadounidense. >> hay cinco estados en emergencia, florida, virginia, georgia y las carolinas. >> en el caso de florida existe una advertencia de marejada ciclonica para casi toda la costa oeste. >> la pandemia ha provocado el cierre de escuelas y empresas, asi como la cancelacion de cientos de vuelos. >> por eso establecemos un contacto en vivo y directo con carlos robles, jefe de met meteorologia de telemundo. >> el esta en tallahassee, donde segun las proyecciones impactara a gilin con fuerza. >> carlos, ¿como esta la situacion hasta esta hora? >> bueno, a estas horas de la situacion a esta hora? >> del en la ciudad de tal tallahassee, capital de la hora? >> de episodios estas horas del mediodia, ya deberia decir, aqui en la

noticias telemundo mediodÍa con nicole suÁrez y octavio pulido.rnos en noticias telemundo mediodÍa. les saluda octavio pulido y yo les saludo. >> nicole suÁrez desde la ciudad de los vientos, desde chicago, donde hoy volviÓ a comparecer joaquÍn guzmÁn lÓpez ante una corte federal del distrito norte de illinois. mÁs adelante le tenemos todos los detalles, pero vamos por el momento con la informaciÓn. >> claro que sÍ, iniciamos con esto y es que como un desastre sin precedentes, son catalogadas las inundaciones causadas por jilin en carolina del norte, donde la popular ciudad turÍstica de asheville fue arrasada. imÁgenes por un dron muestran calles convertidas. vea usted en lagunas y rÍos y Árboles y lÍneas elÉctricas en el piso. mientras la poblaciÓn tiene problemas para conseguir combustible, alimento y tambiÉn agua potable. una situaciÓn similar enfrentan miles de personas en tennessee, donde fue declarado el estado de emergencia tras el paso de jilin. numerosos vecindarios estÁn bajo el agua o lodo por los deslaves que derrumbaron puentes y vivi

and we're back with nicole hemmer of vanderbilt university. let's set the stage of 1912, that election year and changes that year to the primary system in this country. what would the new president have to do to win the the nomination and the presidency? so because of that desire for more reform rooms and more democratic systems that had been boiling up in the system over the previous decades, several states had put in place primaries. so the idea of picking a presidential nominee through the popular vote rather than through there was smoke filled dark rooms where the party would hand-pick the person who the party nominated. and what you have in 1912 is that 12 of the 48 states decided to put in place primaries for the popular vote. and this really does begin to change the playing field for how presidential nominees are selected, because you get a kind of barren, bitter for how the people of the party feel. an important caveat, which i know we'll talk more about, is that, for instance, in the republican party, there were more than 300 electora

. >> thanks, nicolle.st of all, these are not people would are approaching his occasion in the same way. in a democracy, the purpose of a debate is to allow voters to see both candidates, you know, added to views on questions. for an authoritarian, it is an occasion to indoctrinate people and to spew lies and to stage a kind of fear and smear propaganda show. and the authoritarian wants to control the narrative because trump is a very good information warrior. and the reason that it is important to have all of the lies, if there is no fact checking by the moderators, that means the adversary, harris in this case, cannot make her case to the people. she can't spend her time doing that, she has to be refuting his lies and his smears. so they are approaching this with different aims and in quite a different spirit. >> so why, ruth, why do they get set up this way. why agree to these terms? >> you know, the big picture is that we have these forms of election season and we have these rituals in the election sea

nicole, ou job. i am very sorry. nicole, you mentioned _ job. i am very sorry.ou mentioned you - job. i am very sorry. nicole, you mentioned you started l job. i am very sorry. nicole, - you mentioned you started work at the same time. you would like to share your story with us this morning as well. my sto is us this morning as well. my story is very _ us this morning as well. my story is very similar to catherine, i was brought in through— catherine, i was brought in through a recruiter, and as a senior— through a recruiter, and as a senior executive assistant, one of the — senior executive assistant, one of the things i vividly remember in the office was a palpable _ remember in the office was a palpable anxiety that you could really _ palpable anxiety that you could really feel, a home in the air, and _ really feel, a home in the air, and people would explain it to me that — and people would explain it to me that he was mercurial, he would — me that he was mercurial, he would come in, and you would never— would come in, and you would never know what you're go

parker joining us now and nicole thank you for your insights tonight as we have watched all of thisnfolding a lot of the unanswered questions we are looking about the suspect. your insights and about what we know and what we can gather from them on site as they continue to go for the vehicle and seek more information. nicole: first of all been watching a programming and sean hannity a spot on and i don't know how many attempts his former president trump will take for them to realize he deserves the full amount of security possible. this is not acceptable and this cannot become the new normal and this is my concern is a so many people are like wealth is happen again and is happen again we cannot become known to this happening in this is president trump's life. and imagine his family and his love them and they have to go through this again. in the election we have time to go away and he has very much on people's radars we know this. mr. ray came out and talk about all of these threats and iran has threats against president trump and we have local officials saying the president trump i

amber nicole thurman was rushed to a nearby hospital. she needed a procedure known as a d&c, but doctors risked prison time if they provided care authorities later questioned. she suffered for 20 hours before the procedure was performed. she died during surgery. propublica reports that the georgia state maternal mortality review committee deemed amber nicole thurman's death preventable and said the delay in performing the critical procedure had a large impact on her fatal outcome. the georgia abortion ban also has patients attempting to self manage their own abortions, because the exceptions for the life of the mother do not extend to women who seek abortions because they have high-risk health conditions and the law held out the possibility that mothers could be prosecuted for even seeking an abortion. candi miller, a mother of three, was afraid to see a doctor. she had lupus, diabetes and hypertension. propublica reports that because her third pregnancy was difficult and she never fully recovered, she sought to terminate her fourth preg

nicole valdes is in tampa, florida. but let us start with our senior weather producer david parkinson tracking this storm. how is it looking? >> unfortunately it's not looking good for folks in florida. you're starting to see the eye forming more clearly, and now rapid intensification set to take place as it becomes a category-four storm just before landfall. we think the wind's 130 miles per hour in the big bend region. then the storm moves inland, but it's moving really quickly. by the time you get to 7:00 a.m. friday, the winds are still at 60 miles per hour, and then it begins to dissipate. there's a lot of impacts between now and then. first 10 to 20 feet of storm surge, that's two stories up on a house, unsurvivable storm surge up along the big bend of florida. and then even five to eight feet in tampa bay where nicole is. then 100 to 120 mile-per-hour winds at the coast up to tallahassee. 80 to 100 mile-per-hour winds inland as far north as albany. then 250 miles from the landfall spot in atlanta, 60 to 80 mile-p

nicole: definitely. looking across these seven sectors they are trading at a premium of 10% from what we have seen historically what we noticed that it's really concentrated. we have talked about this big tech concentration, mag seven concentration year to date, but it is also big retail, big pharma, big oil. looking at consumer staples, for example, 80% of the returns are from three stocks. pharma, health care, similar story. what we see him valuation are the stocks that have performed very well, yes the earnings growth has been strong, the profit margins have been very good, and they have been responsible for the returns and are trading at premium valuations so the market is paying up for that. we think that this is a part of the reason you are seeing the loftiness in terms of valuation, because of this high concentration. as we have recommended broadening exposure into different sectors, we recommend broadening exposure into different stocks within each one of these sectors that haven't been the stars

nicole kidman to 1st extras on those with the erotic philip baby go straight and start. couldn't accepted sophie in person though she had to leave early because her mother had at spring and dw scott rock sprouts. he's currently in toronto at another film festival. scott, let's solve the golden lion problem. what about the room next door? what do you make of the jewish choice? that of the yeah. well i think it's a incredible and justified order for one of the absolute, great and international cinema. federal automotive are even though i'd say this film, the room next door, isn't among his absolute best. it, as you mentioned, his english language debut and start until the swinton has a uh, one more terminal cancer, who asked her friend to play by juliana more to be the person in the room next door to help her. when uh, she takes her own life and i was able to talk to, to elizabeth and actually here in toronto this morning because they're going to be showing the film here as well. and she talked about how they worked to translate a mode of ours very spanish, uh, unique styl

michelle and nicole are twins, but their diagnosis prevented them from growing and developing together all started when the babies were still under their mother's heart. the girls are fed from one placenta, such twins have high risks, what will they do between themselves, well, to divide, who is more important. fetophytic syndrome, pathological vessels are formed that connect the bloodstreams of the twins, as a result, the exchange of blood between them occurs. unevenly, one gets more, the other less, but both suffer, pathologies are dealt with in utero, but in marina's case, the threshold appeared too late, at the twenty-seventh week of pregnancy, doctors had to urgently perform a cesarean section. michelle was born a tiny baby, weighing 800 g. nicole was a little stronger, weighing more than a kilogram, but the baby survived a cerebral hemorrhage, then diagnosis after diagnosis. because his brain was badly damaged, the diagnosis of cerebral palsy, of course, here he developed spastic tetraporesis. this is when a child does not feel his limbs, does not feel strength in them, spasm app

hola, nicole. >> muy buenas tardes.endo ya por mÁs de una semana desde el 15 de septiembre, cuando se dio este incidente. bÁsicamente la carta es una de esas. uno de esos hallazgos que los fiscales compartieron en un documento de diez pÁginas. el propÓsito es explicar por quÉ creen que ryan roth el sospechoso, debe permanecer en prisiÓn preventiva hasta que se dÉ el juicio. el departamento de justicia busca prisiÓn preventiva para ryan wesley ruiz, de 58 aÑos. el hombre acusado en el aparente intento de asesinato contra donald trump. este 15 de septiembre en su campo de golf en west palm beach. segÚn el documento, ese dÍa, un agente del servicio secreto que estaba con trump mientras jugaba golf, vio la cara oculta de un hombre cerca de una valla. luego un objeto negro largo que determiÓo era un rifle apuntÁndole a Él. al ver que el rifle se moviÓ, el agente disparÓ. segÚn el relato, ruth desapareciÓ y el agente alertÓ lo ocurrido. luego el fbi encontrÓ el arma con 11 balas en el cargador y una en la recÁmara. y el sujet

it's nicole kidman and on and on and on. it was an endless array of stars. and i think that really raised the energy and the excitement around the festival, which is exactly, i think what the film industry and what movie theaters really need. because uh the film industry has really recovered the box office hasn't really recovered from uh, from cobra. uh, and it's a still a little depressed and getting people really excited about movies. again, getting them excited to come out and see these films with these huge stars is exactly what the film industry needs. and it was actually with film fans like myself, and so many others out there need. and then it's really delivered on that front this year. now let's talk about the films. event is what stood out for you that as well other than others, really incredible performances by quite big stars between quite interesting and different roles. i would think of a nicole kidman who isn't a film called baby girl, which if i can describe it really briefly, would be a sort of a fatal attraction from a feminist perspective.

nicole race to bring us up to date. some of the other stories making use at this hour, at least 24 people have been killed at almost 300 injured in northern vietnam over the weekend from land slides and floods treated by types of jockey. the death told was expected to rise after a bus was swept away and a bridge with several vehicles on a collapse. it's the most powerful storm to hit the region in years having to reinstate media. as like at least 14 people have been killed in open ideas by the strikes within 40 of those 4, a positively wounded this theory and observe a trait for human rights is strikes targeted or research center, and variety of weapons development sites. there has been no immediate comment for me as well. at least 48 people died when a fuel tank had crashed, causing a massive explosion in nigeria. as boats. person for the emergency management agency says all those kills were given a mass burial close to the side of the collision. around 50 capital also died in the incident. the united nations says ukra

and venice nicer had nicole kidman had to leave the festival because of a death in the family. but she won for baby go. yeah, and this is a really interesting film. it's it's, it's a um, it's quite different from a lot of work that she's done before. it is an erotic thriller. she plays a ceo of a, of a huge company who starts a very problematic and dangerous affair with a much younger intern at that company. it's a truly sort of in the ninety's style of erotic thrillers. it's basically a new version of fatal attraction. but with a really feminist twist, very entertaining, a very different and emotional, a powerful, a film. unfortunately, as you said, a nicole kittens family was hit by tragedy for mother died and she had to leave the festival to return to australia to be with them. she did, however, dedicate her prize in venice to her mother durham because memory not the silver line from best director. so went to brady. cool, but for the brute and this, but it's x a. adrian variety, who starting that movie, who is now at the top of the town, he's being talked about as an off con

former fbi special agent nicole parker is on deck.t and say, well, she didn't give a clear direct answer. that's okay. because we are not talking about clear or direct issues. >> john: vice-president harris failing to give a straight answer during a friendly interview. joe concha ahead with his reaction. you'll find them in cities, towns and suburbs all across america. millions of americans who have medicare and medicaid but may be missing benefits they could really use. extra benefits they may be eligible to receive at no extra cost. and if you have medicare and medicaid, you may be able to get extra benefits, too, through a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special needs plan. call now to see if there's a plan in your area and to see if you qualify. all of these plans include doctor, hospital and prescription drug coverage. plus, something really special, the humana healthy options allowance. your allowance. to help pay for essentials like eligible groceries, utilities and rent. even over-the-counter items. and whatever you do

valeria vamos contigo. >> nicole. estado de jalisco. desde ahÍ, su tÍa abuela hablÓ con noticias telemundo y esto fue lo que nos dijo. es duro, es duro cuando se va un hijo en un accidente que los ve uno con vida y salud y al ratito ya sin vida, verdad? >> pero dios les tiene que dar mucha fortaleza, mucha fortaleza. >> su familia estÁ recaudando fondos para pagar parte de los gastos funerarios. angÉlica palomino tenÍa tan solo 16 aÑos. >> son personas muy, muy queridas, muy cobijadas aquÍ por nuestro pueblo, porque pues somos un pueblo muy unido, muy unido. >> ademÁs de ella, unos hermanos de 16 y ocho aÑos murieron en este incidente. ellos son perla gutiÉrrez, la mayor, quien murÓo al momento del impacto, y karen gutiÉrrez, quien falleciÓ en el camino al hospital. noticias telemundo entrevistÓ a un testigo de este incidente, quien confirmÓ las edades de los tres menores que perdieron la vida. >> that was a family that lost too children. uh, you know it's just tragic we had sixteen year old children. lost we had a sm

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>> nicole matthews kyle richter and bruce glenn. ♪♪ ♪♪ [applause] >> good evening everyone.ou for joining us to mark the 30th anniversary of the violence against women act. i'd like to welcome the hundreds of advisers advocates and allies with us here today. i'm jennifer cline and i had the honor of serving as the director of the first-ever white house gender policy counsel. [cheers and applause] on terror is still so much to do to end gender-based violence today we reflect on the progress we have made over the last 30 years. when people were still whispering about domestic violence we started a national conversation. we gave survivors a microphone they never had before and we listened and it forced others to listen. we stood up for women and girls as he always has. alongside courageous survivors and advocates he forced the country to face what it had ignored for far too long. the violence against women act fundamentally transformed our nation's laws and culture. president biden with all of you have worked to strengthen this law ever since. this president, vice president --

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first you will hear from nicole austen hillery, president and ceo of the cbcf.ongresswoman terry so well, representative of an alabama congressional district. then he will hear from congresswoman at lucy mcbath, representative for georgia's seventh congressional district and one of this year's honorary cochairs. then you will hear from congressman at troy carter representing louisiana's second congressional district and the second alc honorary cochair. and also from the vice president of operations with amazon we will also give a special presentation. with that, it is my great pleasure to welcome to the stage nicole austin hillary, president and ceo of the cbcf. [applause] >> good morning. it is such an honor and a privilege to be with you all today as we kick off the 53rd annual legislative conference where we are here to do good and to do better for our community. thank you all for being with us. before we start, i want to make sure that we take a moment to honor and remember those who were lost on september 11, 2001. if you would please join me for a moment o

. >> yeah, nicole, it really is striking. while we've seen union leaders make a clear show of support of the democratic ticket, it was the biden campaign, now the harris campaign, throughout this campaign you had this question of did the rank and file union members align with their leadership, and the trump campaign has been somewhat strategic throughout the course of the last year in trying to make a play for some of those union voters, the teamsters in particular the former president said, yeah, the leader may be for biden, but i'm going for the rank and file. to see trump -- or frankly to not see donald trump on the campaign trail seems like a real unforced error. if you want to stand up for labor you show up on the lainer day. that's the mission. you contrast that with what we see from the harris campaign, which is a very inintentional rollout for the first time with a new formulation with harris at the top of the ticket and biden no longer on it, is the president and the vice president as a ticket showing up for a campai

let's bring in fox news contributor's paul mauro and nicole parker, thank you for coming on. nicole to you first, as troubling as it is that you had a secret service agent calling 1888 how do i find my drone, even more troubling was the question asked, did the thought even cross your mind that you should inform someone to keep the protect d, meaning former president trump, from going onstage, and the answer, that thought did not cross my mind. your thoughts? >> i'm absolutely flabbergasted. that is your sole job. the whole purpose of your job is to protect. if you don't think maybe i should let them know that they are in danger, then why are you there? why are you even doing this job. i would have to tell you that the secret service, they just need a complete overhaul. they need to start from the top with the leadership. i would say the tactics, the techniques, the technology, all of that needs to be changed. they need to do a massive paradigm shift. if an amateur can almost take out president trump, what is iran thinking right now? these are trained foreign terrorist organiz

my english name is nicole matthews and might name is -- i'm from the ojibwe.survivor of gender-based violence. i'm the daughter of a survivor and a mother of a survivor. i know first-hand how critical the violence against women act is for survivors everywhere. as a child i remember hiding under my blanket in my bedroom listening to the sound of my mom being physically assaulted by my dad but i remember walking past my dad while the police talked to him and my mom and i were told to find somewhere else to stay for the night because there were no services and there were no shelters. i remember how angry my mom was at a system that made us the victim while the abuser got to stay in their homes. i decided then i wanted to work to create a world with where women and children were safe from violence. [applause] today and the executive director of the minnesota women sexual assault board. [applause] one of the very first tribal funded by the violence against women act in 2000 won. i have been with the coalition since its inception and i've seen incredible changes ove

nicole makes this point a lot.that they take him because i think they realized it is unhelpful to their preferred candidate to show him and the more you watch him -- we do show him sometimes, because you watch it and what you really see is a decrepit mind. a person who is declining. he is the oldest person ever to run for president and it is clear he is in some form of cognitive decline and he keeps referring back to things that make him comfortable. hannibal lecter, the movie he went to the premier of the second version of. he goes to places that are bizarre, but i think to take it back to what lawrence said and i think to what nicolle said, too, this is the reason this debate is so artificial and in some ways built in a nonsensical way, because they are sane watching him in real time. by muting his microphone and not showing you the way trump is really like, what they are doing is presenting an artificially cleaned up version of donald trump. i think for vice president harris she really can't think about him, lik

but it was pretty close and thank you smith is a great point from her fbi special agent nicole parkere now to talk about this medical thank you for your site century for brunch about conference as well a lot of disturbing information we are just two months removed from butler, pennsylvania, and still so many questions about that investigation we have another would be assassin, coming within range within hundreds of yards the president playing golf and sticking a rifle and ak-47, through the fence line and is golf course where he is notably golf get your thoughts on what we know so far the information that was just relayed by the authorities. nicole: first of all i think him for having the press conference because there was little to no information provided to the people and they were not present at the press conference that the houses were doing appreciated the local law enforcement palm beach county sheriff's office, they are amazing and i work with them rise in the fbi at the miami division outstanding as well as the secret service with their as well as the special agent in charge o

nicole g was in the words of a comrade a giant, a legend. at abby gate he was a marine.up playing soldiers, at abby gate he was a marine. tyler hoover was a proud uncle with a contagious laugh but at abbey gate he was a marine. kareem was martial arts champion and happy go lucky kid and at abby gate he was a marine. johnny rosario ricardo was as a classmate put it, a ray of sunshine, at abby gate she was a marine. jared smith was a brother with thirst for life, at abby gate he was a marine. dylan, high school program who hoped to study engineering in college, at abby gate he was a marine. at abby gate a soldier, 11 marines upheld sacred oaths to serve their country, to help people in desperate need, they livered out childhood dreams and in an instant 13 young americans from every corner of our country were bonded forever. in an instant, service became an ultimate and eternal sacrifice. today the name abby gate carries anger t of confusion and of unspeakable grief but we declare here today with highest honor congress with bestow, those two words will forever stand for bra

nicole saphier.you for the definition of ultra-processed foods so we can continue this conversation, the subtitle for that article is why one dietician is speaking up for ultra-processed foods. [laughter] just seems like such an oxymoron. why don't you give us the definition, and then we'll have this conversation. >> yeah. some of these articles really are irresponsible in their messaging. so when we're talking about food, obviously, you know, walking outside, getting your fresh fruits and vegetables and even animal products farm to table is the healthiest thing you could possibly do. but we also have a lot of minimally processed foods like olive oil, tuna fish, you know, because it's changed from its natural state, now it's put into oil or given some salt. but then what a we're really talking about are those ultra-processed food which not only is changed from its natural state, but additives, chemicals, preservatives and even dye's and artificial flavors -- dyes are now being added to it. if you wal

i'm a child with the main to need because in venezuela now that spring and nicole reason until recently issue was all that's in america correspondence because it does gonzalez, eggs come as a surprise to well, i think it's yes and no. and as we just heard in the report, obviously it's also disappointing for some people to see that one of the main faces office will contain and then the elections hatched to leave the country. this for some is just, you know, and the pointed to that there was no hope, never the less he also needed to protect himself. of course, he made rarely any public appearances in these past weeks. we just heard of that report as well. he spent weeks at the dutch embassy, he spent some days at the spanish embassy and beyond the scene. a plan was set into motion to get him out of the country for his own safety. and that must have been a tremendous estimate of diplomacy. what was going on that actually administered elis attorney general as well. um, took to the press at that make william a saw actually made it look like the gonzales was let go that venezuela actually let