mother, mary, my great great great grandmother, which makes john nichols my great great grandfather.> interesting. and it's to hold this thing. you know, when i think back when i started researching history, i never thought i'd hold something like this. >> and now the final piece of the puzzle was my great grandmother, ruth ann nichols, who turns out, was nichols fourth of eight children. she had five kids of her own, including my grandfather, r.a. wells. and we discovered inside the museum a photo of my then ten year old grandfather and all his siblings, circa 1909, a picture my family had never seen. >> john nichols died in 1914 at the age of 92, and he's buried here at the mountain view cemetery in. >> oakland, along with many of his children. and it boggles my mind. think about it. had it not been for the zip trip to richmond or that family portrait, i would have never known my ancestors, let alone just how successful they were here in oakland. i'm frank mallicoat, ktvu, fox two news. >> it's quite the story. all right. thanks so much for joining me on this friday night for the n

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thank you, john nichols. and we do go back. so many years so the picture is this is my first time writing a book talking about my book welcoming people. so i'm just going to tell you what i plan do here tonight. first of all, i'll just say thank you. all around the room, people here, people who are here the night my mom died. people are here as i move to from facility to facility. people who with her because she was pregnant, money in the years before, people had coffee with me every wednesday along the way. and but every one of you woke up. i'm also going to talk about my inspiration, inspirations for writing the book and the process of writing it, which is unique because i haven't it already and i'm not a book writer, but i suddenly seem to be. i'm going to tell you what the book is about. john already alluded to it's a lot of facilities assisted, living facilities and then hospice. and i'm going to tell you who the book is meant for, because here we all are in this beautiful bookstore, and i hope molly is still. thank you, m

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irish mother, mary, my great great great grandmother, which makes john nichols my great great grandfather's to hold this thing, you know, when i think back when i started researching history, i never thought i'd hold something like this. >> and now the final piece of the puzzle was my great grandmother, ruth ann nicole wells, who turns out was nichols fourth of eight children. she had five kids of her own, including my grandfather, r.a. wells. and we discovered inside the museum a photo of my then ten year old grandfather and all his siblings, circa 1909, a picture my family had never seen. >> john nichols died in 1914 at the age of 92, and he's buried here at the mountain. >> view cemetery in oakland, along with many of his children. and it boggles my mind. think about it. had it not been for the zip trip to richmond or that family portrait, i would have never known my ancestors, let alone just how successful they were here in oakland. i'm frank mallicoat, ktvu, fox two news. in the late 1800s. >> these ice agents in our community, they're not agents of the law. they're agents of terror

which makes john nichols my great great grandfather. who knew? >> interesting.rching history, i never thought i'd hold something like this. >> and now the final piece of the puzzle was my great grandmother, ruth ann nichol wells, who turns out, was nichols fourth of eight children. she had five kids of her own, including my grandfather, r.a. wells. and we discovered inside the museum a photo of my then ten year old grandfather and all his siblings, circa 1909, a picture my family had never seen. >> john nichols died in. >> 1914 at the age of 92, and he's buried here at the mountain view cemetery in oakland, along with many of his children. and it boggles my mind. think about it. had it not been for the zip trip to richmond or that family portrait, i would have never known my ancestors, let alone just how successful they were here in oakland. i'm frank mallicoat. ktvu fox two news. >> that is a truly amazing story. frank said it right there. had it not been for the zip trip, he would never have even known about that. working on the story. fantastic story there. a

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like don't cross me. >> that portrait that hung in our homes for decades is none other than john nicholst great great grandmother, which makes john nichols my great great grandfather. who knew? >> interesting. and it's to hold this thing. you know, when i think back when i started researching history, i never thought i'd hold something like this. >> and now the final piece of the puzzle was my great grandmother, ruth ann nichols, who turns out, was nichols fourth of eight children. she had five kids of her own, including my grandfather, r.a. wells. and we discovered inside the museum a photo of my then ten year old grandfather and all his siblings, circa 1909, a picture my family had never seen. >> john nichols died in 1914 at the age of 92, and he's buried here at the mountain view cemetery in oakland, along with many of his children. and it boggles my mind. think about it. had it not been for the zip trip to richmond or that family portrait, i would have never known my ancestors, let alone just how successful they were here in oakland. i'm frank mallicoat, ktvu, fox two news. >> so he

john mankiewicz: prosecutors nichole herman and shawn overstreet were in charge of the multnomah countyit's not that often, i think that you get someone who's accused of murdering their husband attached to a blog post in which they write about how to murder their husband. no, it's not. and it was quite a piece of information to find. we were all shocked. and then, especially after reading it and kind of going, oh, my gosh, she kind of followed her own plan. [tense music] john mankiewicz: however, on the first day of trial in april 2022, the judge dealt prosecutors a bit of a blow, ruling that nancy's blog post, "how to murder your husband," could not be seen by the jury. any minimal probative value is substantially outweighed by the danger of unfair prejudice and confusion of the issues. john mankiewicz: the blog post was years old. and it's not as if it described the crime exactly. how much of a roadblock to your case is it when the judge won't let that blog post in? we decided pretty early that it wasn't going to be a roadblock. we had a plan to move forward without it. john mankiewic

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excuse me, john, you know and see him in the middle. miss nichols, a good one. you have a house on sunday night, the hidden one. when i look back, i do know that he had them failed to talk to me and they all, while they're quite a little, i got a lot. i've got a huge cultural foot 1000000 buddhahood cul de la garza and a lot of beloved mean any yeah, i plus him enjoyed him to do it in the man. and by that what you've been a bad go to a hazel highs of entire on, but i comes on to do class. so i mean, then you can help with this in some of the, remember not in let me tell me how is that they how, what do we have broken down by any shell, the head j. i don't know, moment with the month when i get sick and i might, i'm going to go when it would go on then for the end you can get them with them. they send me, i'm going to lose you the the defense stress test. how prepared is the german military gear up for tomorrow's war? after decades of neglect, it's now expensive to get that all ready. but what does it need to be on to massive in the most out in the 1st few minute