>> yeah -- on the video >> he's like come on nikki, come on nikki. come back to the bar, we will bring you home. she just started hitting him. she told him let me be. let me go. and he said okay. >> at first neither angela, nor anyone else could figure out what had just happened. >> i'm like why did she go running? is that something i said. >> so she was more upset than what she was letting on in the by. she must have been to be running out like that. >> so not too far from here is where the mystery began? >> the mystery began when she left here, just a few feet from where we're standing. >> to try and solve the mystery, detective slinger reviewed all the text messages between nikki and dug on doug's phone. -- what kind of things where she? writing >> trust issues that she had with him. maybe that he was out with them other girls. >> nikki roe wow, what's flooded you with because none of your friends know? you hurt me all the time. >> when angela learned just how angry nikki was with doug, she couldn't help but feel like she may have contributed to t

i'm truly thrilled today to be able to introduce nikki usher a senior fellow and nikki's new book "news for the rich, white and blue" how place and power distort american journalism. nikki is associate professor at the university of illinois champlain and the author of two previous books but i first met nikki five years ago at a holiday party in the foundation here in d.c.. people who speak southland tried it avoid references of power class. after talking to nikki for five minutes they were like two things, nikki usher is a brilliant observer of today's journalism and nikki usher is a of a fighter. i thought to myself to nikki and ii are going to work together to help save america. especially google and facebook but also the wealth of the privilege. then our politics got in the way. donald trump, trump won the white house and facebook decided they wanted to rul the world so it took a while but in late 2019 nikki and i reconnected in this book is proof of two things, first that nikki indeed has the chops to save american journalism and she can pretty much do it on her own. that said we h

and ♪ ♪ nikki usher is a hell of a ♪ ♪ fighter.♪ ♪ and i thought to myself, ♪ ♪ nikki and i are going to ♪ ♪ work together someday to ♪ ♪ help save wasn't in ♪ ♪ america.♪ ♪ from the powers that now ♪ ♪ most threaten it, ♪ ♪ especially google and ♪ ♪ facebook but also from the ♪ ♪ edginess and wealth of the♪ ♪ privileged .♪ ♪ when power and politics ♪ ♪ got in the way, donald ♪ ♪ trump won the white house, ♪ ♪ google open markets, ♪ ♪ facebook decided they ♪ ♪ wanted to rule the world.♪ ♪ so it took a while but in ♪ ♪ late 2019 nikki and i♪ ♪ reconnected and this book ♪ ♪ is proof of two things .♪ ♪ first nikki indeed has the ♪ ♪ chops to save american ♪ ♪ journalism and second, ♪ ♪ that nikki can pretty much ♪ ♪ do it on her own.♪ ♪ that said you have someone ♪ ♪ with us today to talk with ♪ ♪ nikki about news for the ♪ ♪ rich white and blue is ♪ ♪ himself very much an ♪ ♪ expert in these same ♪ ♪ threats.♪ ♪ that's matt thompson of ♪ ♪ the new york time

nikki fed usher is a brilliant observer of today's journalism, and nikki usher is a hell of a fighter. and i thought tond myself, nikki and i i are going to work togetr some day to help save journalism in america. from the powers that now most threatened it, especially google and facebook, but also from the prejudices and wealth of the privileged. then politics got in the way. donald trump won the white house, google pushed open markets out of our long time home, face but decided they wanted to rule the world. so it took a while but in late 2019 nikki and i reconnected and his book is proof of two things. first, that nifty indeed has the chops to save american journalism, and second, that nikki can pretty much do it on her own. that said, we do have someone with us today to talk with nikki about "news for the rich, white, and blue" who is himself very much ann expert in these same threats to american democracy, and that's matt thompson of the "new york times." that is editor of the times new headway initiative which it is deep investigations into economics, health, environment and mor

after talking to nikki for about five minutes, i realized two things, nikki is a brilliant observer of today's journalism and is a hell of a fighter. i thought to myself we are going to work together someday to help save journalism in america. from the powers that now most threatened and especially google and facebook, but also from the prejudices off wealth and privilege. then power and politics of god in the way. donald trump won the white house, googledo pushed open, facebookth decided they wanted o rule the world so it took a while but late 2019, we reconnected and this book was proof of two things. first, nikki indeed and at the e chops to save american journalism and can pretty much do it on her own. with that said we do have someone with us today to talk about news for the rich, white and blue and that is matt thompson editor of the initiative that does deep investigations into♪ economics, the environment and more. matt has worked at the fresno, minneapolis star tribune and the atlantic as well as the center for public integrity of the institute. in her book nikki writes the j

first nikki indeed has the chops to save american journalism and a second, nikki can pretty much do it on her own. that said we have someone with us today to talk about news for the rich, white and blue who is an expert on these things and that is matt thompson of "the new york times," the new headway initiative that does a deep investigation intoes economics, the environment and more. working at the fresno minneapolis star tribune and the atlantic as well as the center for public integrity at the institute. in her book, nikki writes the journalism is what enables an active and engaged citizenry so last i welcome everyone who's joined us today because as good as important as the book is, we can't win this great battle for democracy in the 21st century unless every citizen is active and engaged in every citizen is working to protect and rebuild american journalism. finally, one little note, this is being recorded for booktv on c-span. we do not have a date for that but hopefully we will let you know soon. now i will turn it over to matt. thank you to everyone joining us and i am delight

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nikki haley, what's happened to you? >> yeah, you know, and nick, she seemed to have some moments of clarity, i think tim alberta did a pretty remarkable profile of him, but for her, there were always moments. they were like, points of the sun and when it was sort of right here, she saw clearly but for everything before and after, she went back to carrying trump's water. talk about her as a sort of post-trump political figure. >> well, look, she's been trying to tap back and forth and figure out how to run for president against donald trump without seeming to have to run for president against donald trump. it's the same problem that marco rubio or all these people in the next generation have. i saw this comment, you know, it's being taken as an attack directly on biden and perhaps it is, but i see it in a way as a subtle kind of undermining of donald trump. she mentioned taxes. she mentioned iq tests, basically, a senility test and her message overall was really, it's time for the next generation to take over. it's time

nikki battiste, thank you. we want to turn now to the investigation into that deadly crush of people at a concert in houston. we're learning new details about the medical condition of a nine-year-old who was injured. cbs' lilia luciano reports tonight from houston. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: before the chaos, there was this photo-- nine-year-old ezra blount with his dad outside astroworld festival. ezra was on his father's shoulder as travis scott performed and the crowd surged. >> my son couldn't breathe because all the pressure that was being applied to him. and he passed out, and when he passed out, ezra fell into the crowd. and he was-- he was trampled really bad. >> reporter: he remains in a medically induced coma on a ventilator. eight died that night. homicide and narcotics teams from houston p.d. are leading a criminal investigation. this is an astroworld festival action plan: 56 pages of protocols for all types of emergencies-- active shooters, bomb threats, evacuations. but nothing about a crowd surge,

nikki battiste, thank you. we want to turn now to the investigation into that deadly crush of people at a concert in houston. we're learning new details about the medical condition of a ninea year-old who was injured. cbs' lilia luciano reports tonight from houston. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: before the chaos, there was this photo-- nine- year-old ezra blount with his dad outside astroworld festival. ezra was on his father's shoulder as travis scott performed and the crowd surged. >> my son couldn't breathe because all the pressure that was being applied to him. and he passed out, and when he passed out, ezra fell into the crowd. and he was-- he was trampled really bad. >> reporter: he remains in a medically induced coma on a ventilator. eight died that night. homicide and narcotics teams from houston p.d. are leading a criminal investigation. this is an astroworld festival action plan: 56 pages of protocols for all types of emergencies-- active shooters, bomb threats, evacuations. but nothing about a crowd surge

all right, nikki battiste, thank you. tonight, hundreds of national guard troops are standing by in kenosha, wisconsin, as the city awaits the verdict in the kyle rittenhouse trial. the 18-year-old could get up to life in prison if found guilty of intentional homicide in the fatal shooting of two men at a violent protest in the summer of 2020. a third man was wounded. here's cbs' nancy chen, who has covered the trial since the beginning. >> reporter: an unusual process: kyle rittenhouse himself randomly selected the jury of seven women and five men, all white, except for one person, who will now decide whether the 18-year-old could spend the rest of his life in prison. >> folks, you can retire to consider your verdicts. >> reporter: rittenhouse is facing five felony charges for killing two men and seriously wounding another. >> no justice! >> no peace! >> reporter: outside the courthouse, tensions are starting to grow as protesters and supporters wait for the jury's verdict. 500 national guard troops are standing by outsi

all right, nikki battiste, thank you. all right, tonight, hundreds of national guard troops are standing by in kenosha, wisconsin, as the city awaits the verdict in the kyle rittenhouse trial. the 18-year-old could get up to life in prison if found guilty of intentional homicide in the fatal shooting of two men at a violent protest in the summer of 2020. a third man was wounded. here's cbs' nancy chen, who has covered the trial since the beginning. >> reporter: an unusual process kyle rittenhouse himself randomly selected the jury of seven women and five men, all white, except for one person, who will now decide whether the 18-year-old could spend the rest of his life in prison. >> folks, you can retire to consider your verdicts. >> reporter: rittenhouse is facing five felony charges for killing two men and seriously wounding another. >> no justice! >> no peace! >> reporter: outside the courthouse, tensions are starting to grow as protesters and supporters wait for the jury's verdict. 500 national guard troops are standin

number one, nikki haley's former boss never shared his tax returns with the public. he went to the supreme court not once, but twice, to prevent new york state authorities from getting his financial records. and number two, does she really think anyone, even donald's closest aides, had any faith in his cognitive abilities while he was in office? did trump himself? >> the radical left was saying, is he all there, is he all there, and i proved i was all there because i aced the test. i took it at walter reed medical center in front of doctors and they were very surprised. they said, that's an unbelievable thing, rarely does anybody do what you just did. their last questions are much more difficult, like a memory question. it's like you'll go person, woman, man, camera, tv. so they say, could you repeat that? so i said, yeah. so it's person, woman, man, camera, tv. okay, that's very good. if you get it in order, you get extra points. >> incidentally, i took the test, too, when i heard that you passed it. it's not the hardest test. >> i bet you couldn't answer the last f

ambassador nikki haleighly. regular viewers of this show will know we're big fans of haley for here near constant stream of flip flops. so much so we bestowed upon her the nikki haley lifetime achievement award in flip-flopping. it's rather for nikki haley and i agreeing but watch this. >> if you're going to have anyone above a certain age in a position of power, whether it's the house, whether it's the senate, whether it's vice president or president, you should have some sort of cognitive test, just like you have to show your tax returns, you should have some sort of health screening so that people have faith in what you're doing. >> hold on there for a sec. honestly governor haley, i completely agree with you. candidate the should have to show us their taxes if they want to run for president. this hasn't been a problem for a major presidential candidate going back to the 70s except for one guy. and as far as a cognitive test, i fully support that, too. why you might ask in. >> like a memory question. it's lik

all right, nikki battiste, thank you. >>> all right. tonight hundreds of national guard troops are standing by in kenosha, wisconsin as the city awaits the verdict in the kyle rittenhouse trial. the 18-year-old could get up to life in prison if found guilty of intentional homicide in the fatal shooting of two men at a violent protest in the summer of 2020. a third man was wounded. here is cbs' nancy chen, who has covered the trial since the beginning. >> reporter: in an unusual process, kyle rittenhouse himself randomly selected the jury of seven women and five men, all white except for one person who will now decide whether the 18-year-old could spend the rest of his life in prison. >> folks, you can retire to consider your verdicts. >> reporter: rittenhouse is facing five felony charges for killing two men and seriously wounding another. >> no justice. >> no peace! >> reporter: outside the courthouse, tensions are starting to grow as protesters and supporters wait for the jury's verdict. 500 national guard troops are s case there is u

nikki battiste, thank you. we want to turn now to the investigation into that deadly crush of people at a concert in houston. we're learning new details about the medical condition of a nine- year-old who was injured. cbs' lilia luciano reports tonight from houston. >> reporter: before the chaos, there was this photo-- nine- year-old ezra blount with his dad outside astroworld festival. ezra was on his father's shoulder as travis scott performed and the crowd surged. >> my son couldn't breathe because all the pressure that was being applied to him. and he passed out, and when he passed out, ezra fell into the crowd. and he was-- he was trampled really bad. >> reporter: he remains in a medically induced coma on a ventilator. eight died that night. homicide and narcotics teams from houston p.d. are leading a criminal investigation. this is an astroworld festival action plan, 56 pages of protocols for all types of emergencies-- active shooters, bomb threats, evacuations. but nothing about a crowd surge, even thoug

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ambassador nikki haley. regular viewers of this show will know we're big fans of haley for here near constant stream of flip flops. and self-contractions, so much so we bestowed upon her the nikki haley lifetime achievement award in flip-flopping. what a true honor that must have been for her. it's rare for nikki haley and i agreeing on something, these are comments she made to the christian broadcasting network. watch this. >> if you're going to have anyone above a certain age in a position of power, whether it's the house, whether it's the senate, whether it's vice president or president, you should have some sort of cognitive test, just like you have to show your tax returns, you should have some sort of health screening so that people have faith in what you're doing. >> hold on there for a sec. honestly, governor haley, i agree with you. candidates should have to show us their taxes if they want to run for president. this hasn't been a problem for a major presidential candidate going back to the '70s exc

yeah. >> nikki may not understand bob's military service now >> bob >> but he will. >> reporter: bob >> reporter: her mom took photos like these so one day he can appreciate how rare it is to have a world war ii veteran for me. >> you are funny. >> yeah, right. >> reporter: at 94, bob's lost many of his friends in the service, making veteran's day challenging. >> it is, it really is what are you going to do that's life. but i got this guy to take them on >> reporter: a friendship that keeps him going. >> it just happened and i'm so glad it did happen >> reporter: and bob's yard in tip top shape. >> our thanks to lauren petty in that report. i love it's documented on camera as a 4-year-old, you may not remember when you get older. you will always have this to look at. >> they will have many more years in that friendship years in that friendship >> what a way to end theeek, w ♪♪ reynolds wrap makes this whole cooking and cleanup thing so easy. it speeds up this... so i can get to them. easy prep, cook and clean with reynolds wrap. >>> right now, child abductions in contra costa cou

tom brady versus taylor high nikki who are you taking? brady in the first quarter puts it up and he is picked off by mccain and brady through four two interceptions and taylor high nikki look like the old tom brady. look at the touch pass here and carter from fremont by the way and the washington the football team and the home underdog one this out right 29-19 and sitting at home after a walk- through today the 49ers had a whole day to think about teeing it up with the la rams that levi stadium and the niners had a record of 3-5 and sitting at the bottom of the nfc west and the 49ers will need to get some leadership to help return this back to greatness. turn it around and the former defensive lineman dennis brown thinks of this current team needs a few more leaders. >> somebody has to stand up on this football team and just make guys accountable. when i was in the league, it was ronnie lott and it was roger craig and it was michael carter. these are the guys that made you accountable for your play and what you did on the football field.

nikki battiste. thank you. well, if you're traveling this thanksgiving, you're one of 53 million americans. for those hitting the roads, welcomed news. president biden is set to announce he will tap into the strategic petroleum reserve to lower gas prices. errol barnett says we haven't even hit the height to have the thanksgiving travel rush. >> reporter: today the weston-kandathil family is braving the clouds. will this be her first time seeing grandma? >> in person, yeah. >> reporter: flying with the 20-month-old for the first time. >> it will be a really special thanksgiving for us. >> reporter: 40 million people are expected to fly this week, up 80% over the last year. and while security lines are long, the t.s.a. tells cbs news it is not concerned about sapping issues the uh to the vaccine mandate. 93% of its employees are at least partially vaccinated as the deadline kicks in today. >> we don't expect any service disruption as a result of the vaccination mandate. >> reporter: but there was a major disrupt

but it also breaks my heart even more, is that i know that nikki wants nothing more than ariana to be with us, to be home. >> reporter: tessa fitz says she is convinced her niece, ariana, was taken by people close to ariana's mother. san francisco police searched for weeks. they had some leads, but no arrests. a digitally altered photo was made of what she may look like now. >> she's 8 now. i don't want to see this in a picture. i want the see her fis in person. >> reporter: shoulde hers be a household name? absolutely. why is she any different than casey anthony? i can tell you, the color of her skin in the missing. >> reporter: she formed black and missing, inc.. do you think it has anything to do with color? >> i try not to put myself in the mindset of the race issue with the media coverage. all i want is for there could be media coverage for her. i think she deserves that. >> reporter: the fitzs and the robinsons, want only one thinking, want hugging their missing children once again. do you believe ariana is still alive? >> i do believe she is still alive. it would mean everythin

norah. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste, thank you. and turning now to our "cbs sunday morning" interview with huma abedin-- her first television interview after two decades of being in the background to hillary clinton. her marriage to anthony weiner pushed her into the spotlight. she's telling her own story in her new book "both/and" published by scribner, a division of viacomcbs. did you ever think you would spend 25 years working with hillary clinton? >> not for a second. >> o'donnell: huma abedin's first job was an intern in the clinton white house when another intern, monica lewinsky, was in the headlines, and she was with hillary clinton after the president admitted he'd lied about lewinsky. >> indeed, i did have a relationship with ms. lewinsky that was not appropriate. >> o'donnell: she wrote, "i was sad and angry on behalf of the woman who is now my boss." >> and i think confused, because, on the one hand, it's, like, we're doing this really important stuff, what's happening here. i just stayed focused on my job and stayed fo

norah. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste, thank you. turning now to our cbs news sunday morning interview with huma abedin, her first television interview after two decades of being in the background to hillary clinton. her marriage to anthony weiner pushed her into the spotlight. she's telling her own story in "both/and" published by scribner, a division of viacomcbs. did you ever think you would spend 25 years working for hillary clinton. >> not for a second. >> o'donnell: huma abedin's first job was an intern in the white house while monica lewinsky was in the headlines, and she was with hillary clinton after the president admitted he'd lied about lewinsky. >> indeed, i did have a relationship with lewinsky that was not appropriate. >> she wrote, i was sadden and angry on behalf of the woman who is now my boss. >> and i think confused because, on the one hand, it's, like, we're doing this really important stuff, what's happening here. i just stayed focused on my job and her. >> you also addressed the alien-old question, why did hilla

margaret. >> brennan: nikki battiste, thank you. snow and rain could make holiday travel treacherous for some. let's get the forecast now from cbs' lonnie quinn, who is on new york city's upper west side, where balloons are being inflated for that big parade. good evening, lonnie. >> reporter: good evening to you, margaret. it seems like america kicks off their thanksgiving holiday by watching the parade. and there are the balloons. you see baby yoda behind me. it's going to be a great weather day for the parade. now, let's talk about this wather picture, because i've actually got some really good news. right now, across the entire country, pretty quiet out there for the most part. quiet today. quiet for tomorrow as well. so, for the thanksgiving parade, here's how i see it-- temperatures about 46 degrees at the start of the parade, up to about 54 for an afternoon high. i don't see any big weather worries out there. for the balloons, it's all about the wind. winds will not be an issue. so, what could be an issue? what could complica

her mother, nikki fitts, was found in a shallow grave in san francisco's mclaren park. but arianna was gone. >> it, one, breaks my heart that arianna's not with her mom and arianna's not with her family. but it also breaks my heart even more is that i know that nikki wants nothing more than arianna to be with us, to be home. >> reporter: tessa fitts says she is convinced her niece, arianna was taken by people close to her mother. san francisco police searched for weeks. they had some leads but no arrests. a digitally altered photo was made of what she may look like now. >> she's 8 now. i don't want to see this in a picture. i want to see her face in person. >> should arianna fitts be a household name like john beanyway ramsey? >> absolutely. why is her case any different from caylee anthony? i can tell you. the color of their skin is the only difference. >> reporter: for five desperate years, the family has continued searching using fliers, social media, and black and missing inc. >> do you think it has anything to do with color? >> i try not to put myself in the mind-s

nikki battiste. thank you. well, if you're traveling this thanksgiving, you're one of 53 million americans. and for those hitting the roads, welcomed news. president biden is set to announce he will tap into the strategic petroleum reserve to lower gas prices. cbs' errol barnett is in atlanta and says we haven't even hit the height of the thanksgiving travel rush. >> reporter: tonight, the weston-kandathil family is braving the crowds. will this be her first time seeing grandma? >> yes. it'll be her first time seeing her in person, yeah. >> reporter: flying with the 20- month-old for the first time. >> it will be a really special thanksgiving for us. >> reporter: 4 million people are expected to fly this week, up 80% over the last year. and while security lines are already long, the t.s.a. tells cbs news it is not concerned about staffing issues due to the vaccine mandate. 93% of its employees are at least partially vaccinated as the deadline kicks in today. >> we don't expect any service disruption as a result

her mother, nikki, was found in a shallow grave in mclaren park, but ariana was gone. >> it breaks my heart that ariana is not with her mom and ariana is not with her family, but it also breaks my heart even more is that i know that nikki wants nothing more than ariana to be with us, to be home. >> reporter: she says she is convinced her niece ariana was taken by people close to ariana's mother. san francisco police searched for weeks. they had some leads but no arrests. a digitally altered photo was made of what she may look like now. >> she's 8 now. i don't want to see this in a picture. i want to see her face in person. >> reporter: should ariana fitz be a household name like jonbenet ramsey? >> absolutely. why is her case any different from kaylee anthony? i can tell you. the color of her skin is the only difference. >> reporter: for five desperate years, the family has continued searching, using flyers, social media, and black and missing, inc. >> do you think it has anything to do with color? >> i try not to put myself in the mind-set of the race issue with the media coverage. a

nikki's seven-year-old son had 37 seizures a day because of a brain tumor. he had surgery but it is a struggle every day to get him in school. nikki is supporting the acquired brain injury bill because she believes the government has to has a cross departmental strategy for supporting those who have an acquired brain injury. whether that is rugby players with concussions and dementia, women beaten in the head by the partners, people with brain injuries due to children who suffered from carbon monoxide poisoning, soldiers who have been in explosions. i really hope the government is going to back the acquired brain injury bill but above all we need a strategy to help the 1.4 million people in this country. will you give us that? >> here, here. >> i thank the honorable member for raising this vital issue and for his commitment to this cause, his personal commitment. i can assure him we are studying his proposed bill and working to ensure that people do get the support for the acquired brain injuries that they have received. what we can certainly pledge at this

nikki, i want to ask you about director ridley scott. he got grief after he blamed millennials and their bleeping cell phones forrer the failure of his last film the last duel. talk about that controversy. was he appropriate to point finger at an athletic millennial audiences. >> i feel like he got a bad rap. if you look at what he said he talked about how millennials are driving the box office these days, a lot of them go to see the movies, but didn't go to see his film. this said i where he is coming from, the last dual is one of the best movies of the year and was one of the biggest box office flops. he did better this weekend with the house of gucci. but he continues to make great films. i think he sort of said he doesn't pay attention to the critics. he doesn't pay attention to the box office. as long as he continues to make good movies, i think people will continue to see them. i think the last duel will actually do really well at home on streaming because it is a film people will want to see. they just don't necessarily want the s

nikki, don or christopher walking. >> nikki. kennedy: note. i for lamborghini with the other two dingbats or you lose. jessica, which of these rich and shameless brought their 6-year-old daughter play house for christmas complete with running water and electricity? cardi b, daisy or katie holmes? >> jay-z. kennedy: no. brad, this could be yours. kennedy: she married a famous scientologist who we know that name. which of these author 1-year-old daughter and 80000 diamond encrusted barbie doll? >> courtney kardashian. kennedy: you guys are not good at this game. it was fiancÉ. >> they don't care about these people. kennedy: i am so into the issues. not rich and famous people. all right, you can split a trip, i am keeping it for myself. i would like to thank my gay boyfriend, thank you all. coming up, press your luck. we will present how much our panel knows about past president. one panelist says he's been sandbagged. i want you to play along next. ♪♪ we are back with hurricane night bonanza so we spend more time forcing carnival. hope you

[applause] in my state, nikki haley. yeah. i'm the short one but i have a lot to compete with in south carolina. we have a very rich bench. we have a lot of energetic people who have resumes that would make them qualified to lead the nation. none of that matters to me until you get to 22. you agree with that? if we don't take back the house, nobody is blamed but us. the democrats are doing all they can do to give us the house. kevin mccarthy is going to be speaker of the house if we just do the blocking and tackling. the r jc will be there, won't you? all i can say is that 2022 is setting up for a blowup in the house. and it comes to where i hang out, the senate, one senator makes a big difference. if we add one more senator, i would be the budget chairman, not bernie sanders. [applause] that's a good trade. it would die with one more senator. can we get that one more senator? you better believe it. i've never felt more optimistic than i am right now about us taking back the senate. it starts with great candidates. we've got -

nikki fox, bbc news. a 2a—year—old man has been charged with murder in connection with the disappearance of bobbi—anne mcleod in plymouth. cody ackland from the southway area of the city appeared at plymouth magistrates court earlier today. 18—year—old bobbi—anne was reported missing on saturday after she failed to meet friends. a woman's body was found six miles from the city centre on tuesday. shoppers are expected to spend more than £9 billion this weekend as the black friday sales get under way. it's the first big test for supply chains after months of disruption and labour shortages. emma simpson is at curry�*s main distribution centre in newark. love it or loathe it, black friday is a massive shopping event. what started as a one—day extravaganza is now a month—long blizzard of promotions and deals, partly to smooth out the demand. you join me here at currys, britain's biggest electrical retailer, and this is their main distribution hub. and it is the size of ten football pitches,

you nikki's house. that was a 'oke. you mivht nikki's house. that was a 'oke. you might hear— nikki's house. that was a 'oke. you might hear a — nikki's house. that was a joke. might hear a couple of dogs nikki's house. that was a joke.“ might hear a couple of dogs barking. it might hear a couple of dogs barking. it was _ might hear a couple of dogs barking. it was amazing to make it that way. and you _ it was amazing to make it that way. and you got — it was amazing to make it that way. and you got the children on board, so that will add to the cool factor. everybody knows it is a big star but he is _ everybody knows it is a big star but he is a _ everybody knows it is a big star but he is a songwriter and that part of ed sheeran— he is a songwriter and that part of ed sheeran is how a lot of songs of his have _ ed sheeran is how a lot of songs of his have ended up on the album because — his have ended up on the album because he's a brilliant songwriter and song — because he's a brilliant songwriter and song writers tend to write a lot of songs _

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former vice president mike pence, nikki haley and for the governor ron desantis delivering pro-israel messages. mike pence not divulging any future plans for office but promising the crowd of jewish leaders that nonetheless the gop will win back the country in 2024. >> from this point forward we will all resolve to do our part to win back the house, the senate, governorships across america in 2022. we will win back this country in 2024. >> a few of the republican speakers including south carolina lindsey graham emphasized focusing on next year's midterms instead of jumping ahead to 2024. >> a lot of people coming to audition. i ate one of them. none of that matters until you get to 2022. >> former presidential candidates in texas senator ted cruz both said they have not ruled out running for the presidency again. hampton governor continues that he will run for senate in an attempt to get republicans backward journey. and lee zeldin told the crowd that he's going to win his bid for new york governor. jon: interesting times ahead. thank you. >> we got a 400 page set of regulations which

i'll turn it over too nikki and a second there's a lot of things that come out of the view of quarantine as an experience, and other thought it unders the design. we have not given a lot of thought to it. >> i keep saying this is my favorite section of the book because they're all my favorite sections. it is so funny because throughout history people have written the same things about quarantine. even a side note the boom of covid-19 that happened at the start of the pandemic, there's a whole boom quarantine a romance novel of the 1800s. if you could go back to a literary magazine of the time in new yorker style things and find. people then found it boring people now find it boring. we decide to call up a board and researcher and findd out there.s going at the university off florida she told us boredom is assigned you don't find what you're doing is meaningful. she also had an amazing study called the jerk study. great research shows and people are bored hasn't washing a board video. they will do bad things if you get them bad things to do. they will shred insects, it was a pretend shred

host: nikki from carbondale, pennsylvania on the independent line. good morning. caller: can you hear me? host: go ahead. caller: what i would like to bring to the people's attention is there are four words that are missing from our vocabulary. when words are missing from our vocabulary, we miss the concepts they can convey. here in pennsylvania,. three is one of them. the exciting of lawsuits. they were outlawed back in the 1700s. then there is maintenance, the maintaining of the use for profit. for these, you know, arguments that are set up. tamperty is the splitting of the spoils. champterty. baritry, maintenance, champ terty. if you allege -- the esquires are the younger sons of noblemen forever. therefore, what i'm asking is with all these projects and the printing of the notes for pennies on the dollars and that people are going to be taxed on the full value -- the face value of that dollar, what is going on in this country? are we being run by a criminal enterprise with the printing of these federal reserve notes since 1913? the removal of the senators that

. >> that's not stopping travelers like nikki who is a nurse and knows what covid can do. >> i'm vaccinated. i feel comfortable. i think i'm 50 on it. aaa forecasts thanksgiving air travel will be up 80% compared to last year. >> domestic travel is operating at precovid levels. >> before traveling for the hole days they recommend considering a few things including vaccination status and level of community transmission. >> numbers are starting to increase again in the united states and exploding over europe with 50% of the world's cases. >> scary part of traveling is going to an area where it's not taken as seriously as it could be here. >> medical risk of the house and setting of thegathering should also be considered. for parent was unvaccinated children travel is tricky. >> i feel nervous about traveling right now my kids are unvaccinated. i think as a vaccinated person i would feel more confident, particularly as a boosted vaccinated person. >> another tip, having tsa precheck. >>> live to oakland where the city is one step closer toward bringing a new development. it would include housi

nikki haley spoke at the republican jewish coalition leadership meeting in las vegas. the former south carolina governor talked about her time at the u.n. and the trump administration's support for israel. this is just over 20 minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i love you, too. thank you, shabbat shalom. before we get started i do want to take a moment to honor the memory of sheldon adelson. as you know sheldon had a bigger than lifead personality but that was only matched by his ego than life hard for people. he had an amazing love for america and israel. and i know his spirit and legacy will continue to live on because this group will never forget him. [applause] it's great to be here with the republican jewish coalition. you know, i love that the rjc just gets it. all you have to do is look at the lineup this weekend to know that, and you all know not every jewish group is the best when it comes to politics. there is this group called j street, what's up with them? i've seen that when the palestinian president goes to the united nations to give one of his standard israel bashi

i've been working with nikki for seven years, you've all been working on this book for a long time way before covid so when covid hit, how did it affect what you are doing and how did it change your approach to the. >> is a bunch of ways it affects, many of the interviews, the original title, that's what it was contracted under and when covid hit, everyone was stuck in quarantine or some form of social distancing pleasure, was no longer accurate because it arrivedqu. there are other aspects that were interesting. many of the experts we been interviewed before covid turned out to plate substantial roles. an example would be at the beginning of the book, an italian doctor, head of medical services, worked with ebola and had walked us through the history of pharmacy but when covid hit, he became scientific advisor and we had doctor mount -- the head of the cdc and his office in 2017 so we had in the quarantine even during the trump administration, a crackdown on media and i want money story. >> human epidemiologist in the final chapter of the book about what the future appointing might lo

i shall got mushy. nikki salen, luxury where his boyhood, nasha vall, norman the or wants to nick of mom, bob, bob washing dealership. sure. let the washington where it's needed. now story club, what the club teach nice to eat when you mind me a pretty scared. yes. sure. so, but it's just the dean. get, thump. what does this original, what it is by at the more obvious, saw this in the lukewarm web browser work. i keep the property will fox, the, unless your machine executing a thought was through in the store number starts la reach theory bad. there are fact of got thought in the browser with machine emerge. it mean you could teach? not noise him, sick them wash the beasts of the ocean. personal experience i had was i grandfather had a officially attack where they knew my name. they knew where i was, and they used that to, to basically say i had been kidnapped, they said i was kidnapped or that i was injured or something along those lines. it's very real occasion is incredible. it's a difficult thing to ask people to be savvy enough to understand where that email came from, what doma

nikki heat? the character he's basing on you. and thanks to my friendship with the mayor, i get to be on her case. i would be happy to let you spank me. and together, we catch killers. we make a pretty good team, you know? like starsky and hutch, turner and hooch. you do remind me a little of hooch. (the apples in stereo's "7 stars" playing) ♪ 7 stars in the sky, in the sky ♪ yeah, paula, that sounds perfect. yeah, close the deal. thank you. and to you. hey. hey. ask me why i'm here. you know, i ask myself that question every day. that was paula, my agent, with big news about my book "heat wave." mm-hmm.