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paige, who paige, who pao a queer black woman says there is a lack of recognition in the field amongmunity and stresses the importance of cultural competence. >> is not to say that all street therapist and all-white therapist cannot work with someone of a different demographic. it just means there is additional training but a lot of times does not actually happen for that to occur. >> an important conversation in diversity and inclusion as communities of color continue to tackle stigma surrounding prioritizing mental health. kristen: anyone can look for mental health help and support. if you don't know where to start, try our website, abc 7news.com/takeaction. we have a list of local resources you can get in touch with. shifting to the weather, half of your weekend is going to be very wet. dan: intense into next week. spencer: quite intense. right now, things are calm. this is the calm before the atmospheric river. wind speeds right now, calm just about everywhere, skies mean clear. current conditions don't give much of a clue to what is coming our way. beautiful over san francisco,

paige, to you. this trial happens on february 19, and the prosecution is trying to invoke aggravating factors. what are those aggravating factors, and how successful do you think they will be when our josh campbell was telling me police officers generally serve about two-thirds of their time in prison and about one-third on supervised release? >> reporter: poppy, i think the prosecution is going to focus on two things on aggravation here. one would be an abuse of trust. this is a police officer who has been well-trained, over 20 years on the job. she should have known better. by giving her a firearm and by giving her a taser, the people of minnesota are placing their trust in her to do the right thing, to follow her training and to be careful, and she wasn't. the second thing is she discharged this firearm -- >> hold that thought. i'm sorry to interrupt, i just want to get to this press conference outside of the courthouse. let's listen in here. >> at 20, daunte could have gone into anything. maybe

among the missing is the mother of paige tingles' fiancÉ. >> i want her safe and live and at home. >>er: to monette, arkansas, more destruction. because of another tornado this nursing home was torn apart. at least one person died, 20 people were trapped. >> and to see what they've had to go through, it breaks my heart to see that. >> reporter: storms left more than a 140-mile path of destruction across the state of tennessee, homes were leveled. back here in kentucky, search and rescue efforts continue now, including in muhlenberg county where ten people have tied died. here's an emotional plea from one of the elected officials to everybody watching tonight. >> prayer, prayer, prayer. please pray for these folks. >> reporter: right before we came on the air, a woman came up to us and was telling us she was inside the candle factory working, got the alarm, was told to go take cover, and it was too late. she describes using her iphone with the light on to crawl out, climbing over the bodies of her co-workers to get to safety. ed. >> o'keefe: david begnaud leading us off tonight from ma

susan paige is still with us.s, you know, i was just struck by it. the president, former senator, the vice president, former senator, bob dole, former senator, and yet it's as if they're speaking of a time long ago by people that are unique. >> so bob dole at home here no, place he loved more than the u.s. congress, much better suited to him in many ways than the white house, welcomed here with such warmth and yet as though they're speaking of an entirely different time of politics when the conservative senate majority leader who make legislative deals with people, like pat moynihan on social security, with ted kennedy on food stamps. >> food stamps. >> with ted kennedy and tom harkin on the americans with disabilities tada time of some bipartisanship, and you we seem to have a time of no bishop. >> and you saw the president with the first lady over the casket. it's as though we're being reminded of the extraordinary strength of the americanic. of democracy. of what the senate and what the capitol needs for so man

senator alan simpson who served with bob dole in the senate, "usa today" washington bureau chief susan paige, columnist "the daily beast" and presidential historian and msnbc political analyst and linda tufts, chair of the center for equal opportunity and former director of the white house office of public liaison during the reagan administration, as we see here the rotunda getting ready to receive senator dole. senator simpson you served with bob dole for almost your entire tenure. what was is like to work with him as a colleague and as a leader? >> well, he was a leader, and he was always a leader. for me, in my 50 years in politics and rather checkered career, i look, he was the inspiration of my life. i deeply regret that i'm not right there in that rotunda. i had hip surgery, broken hip in july and i'm doing nicely but tottering around. it was a tough decision, and i asked to participate in ways and anyway, enough of the sadness. he was, i never worried about him. he was a leader. he called, he talked -- he named his dog "leader" and i thought, i was on the infantry, a first lieutenant

>> i'm paige it's so nice to meet you >> jimmy: where are you from >> i'm from chicago. >> jimmy: heyappy that you're here. >> thank you so much >> jimmy: thank you for being here now, it's very cold in chicago even when it's warm it is cold in chicago >> can i put it on >> jimmy: do you have anything like this? >> i have nothing like this. the lapels are gorgeous. >> jimmy: thank you so much. i stitched it myself would you like to try it on? >> i would lov tto iryt on >> jimmy: here we go you can tell already gorgeous try zipping it yeah, you got to zip it. [ cheers and applause yes. look at this look at that are you kidding me supermodel thank you so much. congratulations again. guys, stick around we're playing "can you feel it" with nicole kidman after the break. come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ nyquil severe gives you powerful relief for your worst cold and flu symptoms, on sunday night and every night. nyquil severe. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, stuffy head, best sleep with a cold, medicine. (vo) subaru and our retailers believe in giving back. that's

. >> aden paige is a senior at oxford high school.says the shooter was so close to his classroom that a bullet pierced one of the desks that was barricading the door. the class was in lockdown for an hour. >> we heard two gunshots. after that my teacher ran to lock t we barricaded and covered the windows and hid. the very first thing in my head was, this is actually happening. i'm going to text my family, say i love them just in case if i were to die. and then after everything kind of calmed down for a second, i was able to like get my breath and rationalize things. >> community members gathered at a local church tuesday night to mourn the victims. >> they didn't deserve it, you know. they deserved to be known, but they didn't deserve to die tonight. and just everybody who went through it, we're all family, a community, and i think we really need to go through this together. >> today was really traumatic for all of us, and just seeing everybody together here in each other's presence was really good for everyone. >> cnn's adrienne broa

with 41 billion in stock sales so far this year, the walton, mark zuckerberg, sergei grin and larry paigemas gifts are more expensive. that money's got to come from somewhere. >> concern about rising taxes, but i also have to wonder how much these two stories are intricately connected and if you have employees who see how much money their ceos and their founders and companies are making and they see that growing discrepancy, carl, that's one factor that's driving that disquiet among the employees >> robert frank's done a great job in putting into perspective how much of the selling is being done by very wealthy executives, but it's hard to turn your back, julia on not just what elon musk has done in the way of sales and satya nadella in the last couple of weeks >> yeah, it's been remarkably widespread as we head into the end of the year. and missed part of the show? don't forget to follow and subscribe to our podcast listen anywhere any time wherever you download your podcast. "tech check" is back in a moment >>> one more thing and that's a snap announcing a partnership with kim kardashia

paige, who it in a quick -- queer black woman, says there is a lack of understanding in the field amongis is not to say that all straight therapists or all white therapists cannot work with someone of a different demographic. it just means that there's additional training that a lot of times does not actually happen for that to occur. >> an important conversation in diversity and inclusion as communities of color continue to tackle stigma surrounding prioritizing mental health. >> so, are you rich? what it takes to be considered wealthy across the nation. numbers will surprise you, and the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. tension builds... the plot twist the hero prevails in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant but our here, we are just getting started. to the owner of a large manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from 10 to 50 projects going at any given

>> i'm paige it's so nice to meet you >> jimmy: where are you from >> i'm from chicago. >> jimmy: heypy that you're here. [ cheers and applause >> thank you so much >> jimmy: thank you for being here now, it's very cold in chicago even when it's warm it is cold in chicago >> can i put it on >> jimmy: do you have anything like this? >> i have nothing like this. the lapels are gorgeous. >> jimmy: thank you so much. i stitched it myself would you like to try it on? >> i would love to try it on >> jimmy: here we go you can tell already gorgeous try zipping it yeah, you got to zip it. [ cheers and applause yes. look at this look at that are you kidding me supermodel thank you so much. congratulations again. guys, stick around we're playing "can you feel it" with nicole kidman after the break. come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪♪ ♪ you are my fire ♪ ♪ the one desire ♪ ♪ you are, you are, ♪ ♪ don't wanna hear you say... ♪ ♪♪ ♪ i want it that way ♪ with age comes more... get more with neutrogena® retinol pro plus. a powerful .05% retinol that's also gentle on skin. for wrinkles results in

we still have had not any real accountability for the regime of comey, page, strzok, paige. no consequences. andy mccab, if you read tee leaves of -- elizabeth: got fired, got pushed out. >> that got fired. pushed out. the doj said let me give you your cufflinks, your badge, we pretend you never got fired so you get your full pension. that was the weakest next since neville chamberlain. that is what is happening with doj. reaching settlements for wrong if you recall termination cases for andy mccabe. it doesn't bode well for even-handed justice across the political aisle. elizabeth: good to have you on. come back. art dell del cueto, november data, largest jump in border crossings in years. texas is moving to build its own border wall. will the other border states do it? will they follow close behind? keep it here on "the evening edit". but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey, tam-tam! i was thinking maybe... your

paige, to you. to watch the defense attorneys take to the podium there and ask for the judge to allow bail to be revoked, to allow her essentially to go home until sentencing, which will be february 18th, and i think it's notable and important that judge chu said no, and i cannot and i will not treat this case differently than any other. >> i agree, poppy. i think it was important for the court to recognize that this defendant, now having been convicted, was just like any other defendant who has been convicted. even though she has a record of long service to the community, she's been convicted by the community, a very serious charge. i think that person would go into custody at this point. i know it was difficult. the defense lawyers just took a punch in the gut, i think, with this verdict. obviously they were expecting something different. to have her yanked out of the courtroom, taken into custody away from her family, they were doing what they could to give her those last few moments of freedom,

tyler paige, thank you very much for had that. we have a lot more coming up. hung up on lost love.opped talking to her, they ghosted her. that's making a buzz this morning. we're going to show you, next. ♪ crazy girl. ♪ i wouldn't dream of going nowhere. ♪ cheryl: time for the hot topic buzz. ghost busted. a tennessee woman tired of not hearing back from men on survey. one ghost responded wrote, i caught feelings too fast and i don't know what feelings are. angela, what do you think of this idea? >> i am in favor of anything that makes app dating a little bit more honest. i will tell you, if you want to see the wide range of ways that people would be horrible to each other. download a dating app. i don't think that's somebody that you want to date anyway. i think this woman is a genius and points for this guy for giving honest answer, catching feelings and not knowing what feelings are. cheryl: mitch, i know that you're a happily married man, ghosting is alive and well in singles' world. >> i am so glad, cheryl, that i'm not part of this dating world. when you ask for feedback, som

. >> reporter: paige tingle drove five hours to check on a loved one. >> my fiance's mother was here0 p.m. right before the storm. >> reporter: some 200 miles away, at least six workers were killed at an amazon facility, that's when the wall the length of a football field collapsedment collapsed. >> we watched the building go up and start hitting the cars. >> biden: jill and i pray for those who lost loved ones. >> reporter: speaking with reporters in delaware yesterday, president biden focused on the human toll? >> biden: where is my husband, my wife, my mom, my dad -- it is devastating. >> reporter: the president promised that the federal government would help in every way possible, and he called for unity. >> biden: this is one of those times when we're not democrats or republicans. we're all americans. we stand together as the united states of america. >> reporter: about that candle factory again, there was a woman who told us an incredible story of how she got out alive. she said she used the light on her iphone to crawl up to a hole that s she saw, climbing over the bodies of s

this is david paige. i'm glad to get to hear your voices if not see you in person again. my comments are pretty much the same like the last year and the previous year. i'm sorry to sound so critical, but i know you guys have done a lot of work and it's obvious you're really putting a lot of effort into your job. but there's just too little too late with the fossil fuel die vestments and not enough focus on the 's.' in the esg. i think i'm maybe being too critical and if we took a poll of all my fellow retirees, they would say, we don't want any of that esg, sri stuff, we just want the roi and we don't care how unethical we get, you know, the investments involved and just bring us the money. so what i would like to propose is that the deferred comp people gave us an example earlier about how to do outreach. why not do some outreach to retirees and active employees about is there some type of interest or concern about these issues and set up some way of taking comments, you know, from people money is involved in this, retirees and employees. i'm sure you can figure out how

stuart: two of my beautiful granddaughters will be with us this christmas, abigail and paige are watchingsaint nicholas soon would be there. the children were nestled all snug in their beds while visions of sugar crumbs danced in their heads. mom in her kerchief and i in my had just settled our brains for a long winter's nap. went out on the lawn there arose such a clatter i sprang from the bed to see what was the matter. when the what to my wondering eyes should appear but a miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer. then in a twinkling i heard on the roof the prancing and spying of each little hooves. as i drew in my head and was turning around down the chimney saint nicholas came with a bound. he was dressed all in for from his wife to his foot and his clothes were all tarnished with ashes ensued. his eyes, how they twinkled, dimples how mary, his cheeks were like roses, his nose like a cherry as he had broad face and around billy that shook when he left like able full of jelly. he spoke not a word but went straight to his work and filled all the stockings, then turned with a jerk and l

as deputy chief of staff, she served with rod paige of the department of education.olds a juris doctor from the mercy of memphis, masters degree from the american university, and a bachelor of arts from central state university. welcome. mrs. sailor: thank you. thank you chairman scott and ranking members. thank you for -- to the subcommittee wilson, and subcommittee member wilson. thank you, and my name is angela seiler. i am the vice president of edwin j for theirs institute at the heritage foundation. plays endowment, we can make a mistake read the contributions of historically black colleges and universities are invaluable. according to the united eagle college fund, graduates are historic institutions hold fully, a quarter of all science and technology, engineering, mathematics degrees. they are earned by african americans. moreover, 12.5 percent of all black ceos and half of all of the nations black lawyers are hbcu graduates. i am so proud to say i am one of them. for other traditions of higher learning, hbcus have word -- work to endeavor theirs -- to weather

i stood in the wings with elaine paige.ilking a cow again. exactly. what is not on the bucket _ milking a cow again. exactly. what is not on the bucket list _ milking a cow again. exactly. what is not on the bucket list is - milking a cow again. exactly. what is not on the bucket list is kicking. is not on the bucket list is kicking the bucket will stop absolutely. that is my message, have fun, get out there, do something you have never done before and enjoy life. it is for living. never done before and en'oy life. it is for living.— is for living. you have been practising _ is for living. you have been practising what _ is for living. you have been practising what you - is for living. you have beenj practising what you preach. is for living. you have been i practising what you preach. thank you forjoining us this morning. we look forward to hearing as well as seeing you. we are loving the scarf, the musical scar. do seeing you. we are loving the scarf, the musical scar.— seeing you. we are loving the scarf, the musical sca