richard nichols. okay. at this crowd, we've got some people here right. well, you're you know, you're not your average crowd, obviously right. so but he's there so the two protagonists here are richard leading the english force and peter, whom pretty much everyone has heard of. richard was so consequential and. he is so little known. and i just thought that that's a great opportunity for me because you get to try to, you know, unearth someone who who's done all these things. i mean, he negotiates this deal. he makes it work. he he effects and he does on the ground or rather on the water in. the harbor with stuyvesant and with others around. but my point is they weren't getting obviously they weren't able to communicate with the home country. they were just doing this, the fly. and he decided, okay, not going to even though we just fought a war with them and they were about to fight another war, we're not going to fight over this. we are going to make a deal. we're going to and my argument is that they

richard nichols had two missions so nichols to pick up where we were little bit ago the there had been a civil war. the puritans power, they captured the king charles the first they beheaded him his two young sons the flee to the continent to exile eventually they come back oliver cromwell the puritan leader dies. they come back. the throne. they have done their family has done battle as have much of england with puritans for a long time. they're back the throne now and they charles the and his younger brother james duke of york and new york and they they wanted to start building an empire dutch have have the jump on them so they look across atlantic and they see this dutch colony as i was saying they want to take it they don't know how they get this guy, richard nichols, who they'd known all their lives. but they have a second problem in america, and that is new england, which was english, but it had been founded by the puritans decades and from their base in boston they had built power and they loathed the stuart kings. they are the ones puritans came into being to purify the church

, who turns out, was nichols fourth of eight children.e 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 news at 730. be sure to download the fox local app. alex and i will see you t re in j the road is calling. [ engine whirling ] embrace the thrill of the drive. with the fully electric, audi q6 e-tron®. ♪ as prospectors, we know ourselves a boom. so, when the xfinity wifi started booming, we rushed in. b

take a look. >> nichols is a prominent name in richmond. there's beautiful nichols park.el avenue, where erica mattson has lived just a block away for 23 years. did you ever look up at the sign and say, who is that guy? >> yes. yes. and people think it's spelled wrong, right? >> exactly. not like the coin, right? >> right. not like the coin. >> this is john nickel, a farmer turned east bay real estate maven and philanthropist in the late 1800s. nichols bought most of what is now richmond, betting the railroad would be coming through to san francisco. and it paid off. he text the santa fe railroad 80 grand for the right of way and cashed in, putting both richmond and the nichols family on the map. in the early 1900s. >> he was domineering, and he's considered the father of richmond. also the duke of richmond. >> how much was he worth when he passed away? >> around $3 million. >> and what is that in today's. >> around 94 million. >> well, that got me curious, because tucked away in my storage was an 1895 photo of my mother's grandmother, ruthanne nichols of richmond. >> thi

there's beautiful nichols park.s of the bay, and that's not too far from nicole avenue, where erica matson has lived just a block away for 23 years. >> did you ever look up at the sign and say, who is that guy? >> yes, yes. and people think it's spelled wrong, right? >> exactly. not like the coin, right? >> right. not like the coin. >> this is john nicole, a farmer turned east bay real estate maven and philanthropist. in the late 1800s, nichols bought most of what is now richmond, betting the railroad would be coming through to san francisco. and it paid off. he text the santa fe railroad 80 grand for the right of way and cashed in, putting both richmond and the nichols family on the map. in the early 1900s. >> he was domineering, and he's considered the father of richmond, also the duke of richmond. >> how much was he worth when he passed away? >> around $3 million. >> and what is that in today's. >> around 94 million? >> well, that got me curious, because tucked away in my storage was an 1895 photo of my mother's

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tom nichols joins us as well.how much stock do you put in this reporting about a intercepted communication? >> look, it reinforces what i think we know to be the case is that elements of the iranian program, perhaps significant elements were destroyed, but the program was not destroyed completely. they didn't get everything that was in those three sites. and more important, by definition, they didn't get what was not on those three sites. so it's where the administration has run into. >> problems here. >> it's not. so much. >> with what they did. >> with what. >> they've claimed. >> to have done. it's a little. >> bit of a. >> mission accomplished. bush 43, a. >> little bit of. >> overpromised underdelivered. >> and look, it's rare in foreign policy. >> you solve problems. >> if you're lucky, you manage them. so i think in a sense they've they've created a bit of an own goal. >> for themselves by. >> promising more than they've accomplished. even though i happen to think that what they accomplished was. probably m

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earlier this month, the starbucks leadership experience in las vegas, i asked nichol how he plans to his business in china. listen. are you going to take on a chinese partner to help with the cultural relevancy? >> first, we got to look at our pricing architecture because we need to be a competitor. we developed the coffee category in china. the good news is the starbucks brand is helping that is held in high esteem. our coffee is the best. you can get access to in china. we employ thousands of chinese folks who do are terrific job for us. i think smartly we have looked at where is it on the menu we need to be more competitive and one of those places, milk tea which he referenced at this price. we will get competitive on those products. we are not going to go backwards on the quality of the commitment to coffee because that's a category that is still growing. what you saw us do here, be smart about pricing architecture and by the same token you see us continue to innovate. liz: on that very day we interviewed brian nichol starbucks initiated its first-ever price cuts in china. they l

good evening, mayor nichols, and thanks for joining us.lled this reparations package a, quote, road to repair $105 million to address the generational damage of the tulsa race massacre. tell us how and where this money will be. will do that. more than a century after one of the worst days in race violence in the history of this country. thank you, reverend allen. thank you. >> for. >> for, for. >> for having. >> this story on. >> and i want to also thank you for your advocacy for the tulsa community for a whole bunch of years. yeah. this is $105 million greenwood trust. >> that we're creating. >> it's a. >> private charitable trust. >> over the. next year, i'll be out working with trustees to raise the capital necessary to invest in. >> housing and. >> homeownership, to invest in making sure we can preserve our cultural landmarks. >> and invest. >> in the surviving buildings from. >> the massacre. >> and then also. invest in things like. >> education. >> scholarships and business grants and low interest loans so we can continue to work to

miss nichols, are you doing? yeah, because i'm suddenly not the heading one. when i go back, i didn't that he had them failed to talk to me and the they're quite a little. i got a lot of other colorful lilian little cul de la garza and a lot of anatomy and the i plus them enjoyed him to do it in the man. and by that what you've been a bad go to it. hazel highs of entire on, but i comes on to do class. so mean, then you're going to how, what does he mean? i mean, not him. let me tell me how i have a how what do we have broken down? go ahead and you shall know. i had, i think we went ahead j, i don't know moment with the month when a 2nd i might, i'm going to go when i went ahead and i'm familiar with that and give me that. and then they send me, i'm going to do with losing the the, the 2nd major difference, visionaries with a project get involved to create a future experience that eco india in 30 minutes, d w a . the only thing that i have left easily h. s a to my dad some for me 30 years ago in the final summary of the fall, or was, i'm so sorry. you said you

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there's beautiful nichols park.iews of the bay, and that's not too far from nicole avenue, where erica matson has lived just a block away for 23 years. >> did you ever look up at the sign and say, who is that guy? >> yes. yes. and people think it's spelled wrong, right? >> exactly. not like the coin, right? >> right. not like the coin. >> this is john nicole, a farmer turned east bay real estate maven and philanthropist in the late 1800s. nichols bought most of what is now richmond, betting the railroad would be coming through to san francisco. and it paid off. he taxed the santa fe railroad 80 grand for the right of way and cashed in, putting both richmond and the nichols family on the map in the early 1900s. >> he was domineering, and he's considered the father of richmond, also the duke of richmond. >> how much was he worth when he passed? >> around $3 million. >> and what is that in today's. >> around 94 million. >> well, that got me curious, because tucked away in my storage was an 1895 photo of my mother's gra

until a surprising source helped solve the case on a website called modelmayhem. 19 year old kara nichols as a sexy new blond in town, and joel hollendorfer couldn't resist. unfortunately for kara, it would be a fatal encounter. >> he strangled a woman to death. >> now, true crime news revealing horrifying details in a murder that took a decade to solve but finally put a killer behind bars. >> he drove her lifeless body to his mother's ranch, wrapped her in numerous bags and duct tape, threw her on top of a dead horse, and threw lime all over her to cover up a crime. that's premeditation. and that is evil. >> on that october night, kara told her family that she was heading to a fashion shoot in denver. >> it's my understanding at the beginning of the investigation that kara was going to the denver metro area for a photo shoot, but none of the information led to that being truthful. >> the truth? kara was actually working as an escort. kara's mom, julie, says like many teens, kara had rebellious years in high school but was trying to turn her life around. far from her family home in chicag

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

human dignity under the law. >> that free event continues until 6:00 tomorrow night right there at nichollichmond. all right. hope you're hungry. coming up, our sal castaneda shows us some of the sweet and savory dishes in san jose's japantown. that always dry scoop before you run. listen to me, the hot dog diet got me shredded. it's time we listen to science. one a day is formulated with key nutrients to support whole body health. one a day. science that matters. dupixent helps people with asthma breathe better. so this is better. that too. dupixent's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. some people felt their asthma symptoms improve in as little as 3 days. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's helps prevent asthma attacks. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathing. tell your doctor right away of signs of inflamed blood vessels like rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, brown or dark colored urine, tingling or numbness in limbs. tell your doctor

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well, this has been a study built on nichol passion. yeah. and when he 1st seized power back in 2018, one of his 1st attempt was to go after the church. his satellites started a campaign called new armenia, new castle, because that didn't work, but a lot has happened since then. he's given away our task and much more, and now he's going after the church, because it is the oldest most trusted armenian institution, which has the capability of uniting armenians not only in armenia but all around the world. so this has been a long time coming, and yet it is still shocking. and as we've seen, thousands of people are in the mothers sea of holy actually, i've seen and still heading there to defend this institution. but share with us what's the feeling among ordinary armenians about this crap down off people getting behind the church? or is that a feeling that the prime minister is right to challenge it's to authority? give us a sense of that? well, the prime minister has seen his readings go down and down as the trust in the church, according to old

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call 1-888-246-2612 or visit homeserve.com. >> i'm back now with julie and tom nichols. you are experts on the military and the things that go on around the world. last night i was talking to david rothkopf, julia, who was talking about donald trump standing on the world as it relates to our own strength. you tweeted. you said so. for those of you keeping track, trump says he will end the war in ukraine in 24 hours. putin tells him to pound sand. war is now worse than ever. trump says he'll solve the gaza war. that war is now worse than ever. trump tells bibi not to strike iran to give him space to negotiate. bibi strikes iran two days before talks. does it seem like world leaders respect trump? because these parades are an add both to america and the world about our prowess? we seem to be missing the strategic point here. >> well, i don't think the world needs a parade to know what capabilities the u.s. has. i think the world knows that we're quite strong and lethal when we choose to be. but again, that's not what this parade is about. this parade is about donald trump.

and in the meantime, let me bring in tom nichols. tom, what did you make of the scope of iran's strike back at israel, which obviously did hit population centers such as tel aviv? >> well, there. >> was. >> going to have to be a response against. >> a population center. >> because the iranians simply weren't going to stand by and and take a strike of that size. i'm still still curious about how many missiles they fired. it seemed like this was a significant barrage, but i, i doubt that they're done. i think we're back to this, to this missile duel, because the the israeli attacks pretty, pretty sweeping. this is not just hitting some specific military targets. this is. i think, what a strike aimed at the regime. and i suspect that the iranians are, are aiming at tel aviv. as a kind of answer to that, that they're going to hit this, this, these urban centers in israel. >> rebecca, iran must have had some sort of idea that that an attack was coming, giving given friday's public reports. i mean, i had heard that it was likely going to b

tom nichols. peter, i'm going to start with you. i want to play what the president had to say at the white house. we're going to wait on this sound. but, you know, the president has suggested that governor newsom should potentially be arrested if he tries to block the immigration crackdown. this was after the white house said they're not seriously considering it. but how do you see this all playing out politically for both democrats, including newsom and the white house? >> well, this is a confrontation. >> we've been. >> waiting to see for four and a half months. right. we knew this president came back into office. >> ready to. >> use the military. if he had, you know, any excuse to do so. governor newsom has tried to tell protesters in the street not to give president trump that, you know, that excuse. but i think both of them. >> find political. >> reasons to stand up for their side at this point, trump. thinks is a winner for him politically. he thinks it's a sign of his strength to the extent that you just said it does take awa

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his vision meant the world to me because seeing michelle nichols on the bridge of the enterprise saidet when the future arrived there would be a place for me. it was a upliftment in sharp contrast of that mediate the ime landscape of the time. mostly there is that nightly news footage of the vietnam war. young black men were overrepresented in the ranks of the wounded, captured and killed. violent crime in america, if you believe the network news it was pretty much exclusively been perpetrated by the black community. some of the most dominant media imagery of my childhood and adolescence were fire hoses and german shepherds being used as weapons to keep black people from voting or marching for freedom or simply wanting to be treated like united states citizens with the rights and privileges of her white counterparts. star trek was different. it saw me and it lifted me up. it inspired me to it i was not the only one either. i believe there is some kid, who like me was addicted to the show in wisconsin being exposed to the images of captain kirk reaching back to the velcro to place on h

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miss nichols a, i'm go during the ebay house on sunday night, the head and one. when i go back i do know that he had them failed to come back to me and the there quite a little while. i got a lot. got a huge cut on the foot, lilian little cul de la garza and did a lot of glad you mean and a 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 they need help with the see 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 hedge as well? no moment with the model. when you get a 2nd, i might, i'm going to go when it will cut off. and then for the end, you can get them with them, they send me, i'm going to lose you the the, it's time for visionary horsepower. the, it's time to the mobo revolution in 30 minutes on the w. a 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 ready but what does it need to be on massive in t

jean's vision of the future -- and make no mistake, haley -- he was a visionary -- seeing the show nichols on the bridge of the enterprise said to me that when the future arrived, there would be a place for me. it was upliftment in sharp contrast to the media landscape of theime. mostlyherere w a nightly news footage of the vietnam war. where young black men were overrepresented in the ranks of the wounded, captured, and killed and violent crime in america, if you believe the network news, it was pretty much exclusively being perpetrated by the black community. some of the most dominant media imagery of my childhood and adolescence were fire hoses and german shepherds being used as weapons to prevent black people from voting or marching for freedom over simply wanting to be treated as u.s. citizens with the same rights and privileges as our white counterparts. star trek was different. it saw me. it lifted me up. it inspired me. i was not the only one either. i believe there was some kid who, like me, was addicted too the show and was constantly exposed to images of captain kirk, reaching b

at nicholl park tomorrow. a reminder for people trying to get around the east bay on bart this weekend that there will be some delays tomorrow and sunday. trains will not run between walnut creek and concord, so the agency can work on replacing old tracks. there will be a free bus service connecting riders between those two stations. bart says to expect delays up to 30 minutes. a federal appeals court allows president trump to keep control of the california national guard for now. ahead, a look at where the legal battle may go next. and the vice president makes a visit to los angeles. his defense of the troop deployment, plus his sharp wor about dupixent helps people with asthma breathe better. so this is better. and this. dupixent's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. it's not for sudden breathing problems. it's proven to help prevent asthma attacks. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathi

jean's vision of the future -- and make no mistake, haley -- he was a visionary -- seeing the show nichols on the bridge of the enterprise said to me that when the future arrived, there would be a place for me. it was upliftment in sharp contrast to the media landscape of the time. mostly there was a nightly news footage of the vietnam war. where young black men were overrepresented in the ranks of the wounded, captured, and killed and violent crime in america, if you believe the network news, it was pretty much exclusively being perpetrated by the black community. some of the most dominant media imagery of my childhood and adolescence were fire hoses and german shepherds being used as weapons to prevent black people from voting or marching for freedom over simply wanting to be treated as u.s. citizens with the same rights and privileges as our white counterparts. star trek was different. it saw me. it lifted me up. it inspired me. i was not the only one either. i believe there was some kid who, like me, was addicted to the show and was constantly exposed to images of captain kirk, reachin

nichole saphier our own breast radiologist here at sloan kettering has come out supporting this.ers have as well. it is not something to replace radiologists, it is a tool. she and others can use it going in to say hey, here is something with a mammogram but something a.i. is predicting. what does a.i. say? in areas where you don't have a nichole saphier in rural areas or underserved areas relying on radiologists without special training this is even more important. this is the wave of the future. a.i. will be part of the equation but it is not going to take over. >> bill: per year now 2.3 new cases worldwide in the u.s. alone 370,000 per year new cases. all right. that's topic one. here is now topic two. reports suggest the health risks from cannabis will grow as a user ages, all right? from "the new york times" report studies in the u.s. and canada which legalized non-medical cannabis nationally in 2018 show climbing rates of older people seeking treatment for cannabis-related issues both outpatient settings and hospitals. what are they learning that we all need to understand?

joining us the venetian ceo patrick nichols, great to see you thank you for being here.quired the property in 2022 finishing up the investment how have things changed with apollo's overall ownership. >> is been fantastic with apollo $700 million of invested capital into the resort $1.5 billion plan is the corner to corner renovation of the resort and 4000 into the heavens out and finish the remaining suites over the next two summers in the fantastic handle spot that open two weeks ago. a new york favorites with coats and the michelin star korean steakhouse in the meat is coming later this fall. maria: i just got back from vegas recently because we went to the sphere i took my husband and for his birthday it was incredible you see a new increase in patrons because of the sphere. it's so different because you're the band and the whole area from top to bottom is video. the sphere is something you need to see their own eyes but does not do it justice, the sphere has been an absolute game changer a creates a center of energy on the north side of the strip and allows us to see

therefore they are nichols 90. 2 open problem was appreciate this cartridge systems. so from the kind of showed them that you aren't doing that i'm on the silly little blue blue select silver. 140 the the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better world. and is it just because it shows you fractured images, presented as fast? can you see through their illusion going underground? can the the the yes i'm not quite a little bit of a piece of this. i'm wish them of them is don't ski this or it was a that was all in front of my support that goes on within 5 months of bullshit and stuff for them. let's just say joshua, don't lose it. was that quote them done? was that you, when you have the typical of that there's going to do, did you people who is that was at the cisco to see if it always gets cut off on some of the idea that no great, it's good for them or less of them because i think on it lots of yourself, or she'

and then again, it ends at nichols park on mcdonald avenue. talk.to me about how long richmond has been celebrating juneteenth. i was reading that you've had some sort of celebration in one form or another for about 40 years or so. what have you seen in that time in terms of how this event has grown and the outpouring you've seen from the community? >> definitely. i mean, we're standing on extremely talented and committed shoulders. we've had decades and decades of folks coming together to celebrate a holiday that just became popular in the last two years. for the rest, you know, of our constituents was just recognized for the first time in the last two weeks by our board of supervisors and contra costa. so we thank them for that history. richmond raised our flag yesterday, i believe, at 11 a.m. michelle milam was our host and keynote speaker in that space, allowing for both history and present to meet. it was extremely moving to stand with our ancestors that have been leading this charge in richmond, to your point, for decades and decades of servic