nicole? >> we've been telling you about elizabeth warren going after pete buttigieg for his high doll or donors and fundraisers. >> billionaires and wine caves should not pick the next president of the united states. >> but it turns out, she may not be one to talk, as election records reportedly detail her own past fundraisers, held at pricey new york city restaurant gramercy tavern, they make a good burger where bottles of wine can cost more than 6,000 dollars. ed: here to weigh in former white house press secretary senior advisor sean spicer first of all merry christmas, sean. >> merry christmas, guys. ed: welcome and when you heard elizabeth warren launch this attack a week or so ago you kind of knew there were going to be problems because everybody is doing fundraising to kind of be holyier than thou, and claim she's never had a pricey fundraiser kind of ridiculous. >> the first problem is i didn't know there was such a thing as a wine cave. i've heard of a wine cellar and to your point,

nicole, what do you think? >> nicole: i don't know what a republican dad is. i thought that was odd. i will say and i said before on the show that i think the never trumpers would be more inclined to vote for biden if biden was on the ticket. if you had elizabeth warren on the ticket. i think never trumpers may not show up to vote. i personally think it would behoove them to put a more moderate democrat on their ticket. >> capri: michael, are you buying what she's selling. >> michael: no. no republican is going to vote for biden and certainly not warren. having the endorsement of john kasich, my dad was a postman. i am a buckeye. i am from columbus. i have a personal animosity. john kasich -- >> capri: it's not the john kasich debate. it's the biden debate. >> michael: this is the democrats' christmas wish. please let there be republicans will vote for biden. >> capri: do you think anyone can get the republican dad vote? >> dana: i think is misguided. there's probably a total of 200 of these possible votes in the entire country of three and a 35 million people

ed: thanks, nicole. with just over two months to the iowa caucuses, joe biden launching eight-day, 18-county no malarkey bus tour throughout the state. as. pete: has been surging among caucus-goers there, leading the polling average at about 24%. kamala harris not even cracking the top five. our next guest who is just in iowa last week, warns all the candidates are facing real challenges. he is john thomas, republican stratgift. good to see you. >> good to see you, ed. ed: let's walk through why biden is on the bus tour. he was dismissing buttigieg's surge as he launched the bus tour yesterday but it seems like it is real at at time when kamala harris was the great hope of the left at one time, media was celebrating her at the first debate, she has really fallen? >> you can't dismiss buttigieg at this point in time, he is without a question having a moment, leading both in iowa and new hampshire. i was just there. you could feel excitement building around buttigieg. he is is not out of the woods yet. he

nicole? >> somebo many echos of historyh two generations of giulianis walking to the building that houses the west wing and the residence. what's amazing to me, hans, this is also a story, no matter what you think of donald j. trump, the brazenness. the day after mueller testified before congress about russian attack really on the 2016 election, donald trump reached out to another foreign government to seek their involvement, their engagement in the 2020 election. any sense that anyone there thinks that the president has taken anything from getting caught red handed or is it all a story, again, and always, about brazenness? >> reporter: it seems it's business as usual here and there's a certain bunker mentality and been the mentality for if not the last six months three years. there's discussion on who's going to represent the president when this trial goes to the senate. pam bondi was on fox news pouring cold water on the idea that pat sipliani is the main attorney representing the president

. >>> plus charlize, nicole and margot. >>> i want you guys to meet my new co-host. this is max. >>> i've got a flashback surprise for jodie sweetin. >> you're not going to make me cry, are you? i can't do it. ♪ >>> welcome to "e.t.," everybody. it's a full house here today or should i say fuller house. jodie sweetin is our special guest co-host today. welcome to our house. >> thank you, kevin. i thought i would come visit and return the favor since "e.t." was the only show on set for our final day of films. >> yes, we were. we're gonna get to that, but first to the terrifying holiday scare for anna faris and her family. >>> we need a medic unit to respond. we have 12 patients. >> headaches. dizziness. and a 7:00 p.m. call to 911. >> dispatch carbon monoxide poisoning. up to 12 patients. >> the 43-year-old was staying here in lake tahoe, california when she and her family started to feel sick. they originally thought it was altitude sickness, but the frightening care turned out to be carbon monoxide poisoning. >> we do have elevated readings all the way through the

nicole carol is the editor and chief of "usa today." one of america's biggest newspapers and david zurich is with "the "baltimore sun."" what's been most unexpected about this decade? >> you're absolutely right that it's social media. it's the impact it's had on every aspect of our business. in a good sense, you're right. people can get information. i'm all about spreading truth. i love we can get it to them quicker. there's been two pretty catastrophic results as well. the brands are disembodied from the news. people are reading something and they don't know who is the source of this information. they don't know is this truth, is this opinion, is this a fact, is this misinformation? that's a huge problem and it has eroded trust in the media. the second issue is speed. in the rush to speed people will put misinformation out and you can't pull it back because it's already out there. >> information is increasingly being weaponized and being used as misinformation. these are terms we didn't use a decade ago. what has changed the most? >> t

well joining me now is nicole reese from our news desk nicole what more do we know at this point well we know that at least 98 people have been on board of this aircraft which was on its way to north of town as you just mentioned from a city off that's in the southwest of the country a very launch that in kazakhstan that was this morning and around 722 local time actually right after the take off this plane lost and lost contact with the base and it's true as stroke into a concrete barrier and then crashed into a 2 story residential building we have seen it on the pictures before we know that there are at least 14 people confirmed adat among them 6 children as well that's what the interior minister has said another 35 have been taken to a hospital with injuries we don't know what this crash actually was caused by this some reports that it was fake. all in the area so that might have been a reason but nothing is confirmed obviously the investigations have only just started president took i.a.f. plants to provide the families with compensation and also to find those responsible and been

i'm glad nicole is okay. my goodness. >> friends. don't you ever let me do that. >> never. >> was this a youtube dare or something? really, come on. was it? >> nearly 2 inches of rain in walnut creek. you can see light rain falling now. periods of rain, steadiest this morning. becoming more scattered this afternoon. just scattered showers for tuesday, wednesday and thursday. the atmosphere will be so moist we could have a shower erupt randomly. let's look at your temperatures today. they'll be mile e mild with tha southerly flow. near 60 in laces like oakland. tonight, pretty mild once again. upper 40s in santa rosa, antioch, livermore, morgan hill, yucaipa. the rest of us 50 to 52 degrees. this is the area that induced the atmospheric weather. thunderstorms will be the worst over the ocean. we've seen the heaviest of the storm move behind us. as we head through the morning, it becomes rather random in nature as we head towards 12:00. lunch time. we head in the sunshine this afternoon. we could irritate the atmosphere enough for more

nicole, that's exactly right. this is more about a political moment and that's why president trump was so enthused by the hearing yesterday. according to republicans, you know, close to the president that i have been talking to that this is the kind of defense that he has been looking for from his allies in the congress. they gave it yesterday. there were insults, calling names, they were drudging up unrelatted scandals and talking about the bidens and that's what trump wants the senate trial to be like, a political atmosphere where he can use the mega phone and move forward and push through with the public relations strategy that doesn't deal directly with the fact pattern which is as you laid out well established by the array of witnesses over the last month. >> phil rucker, talk to me about the mixed picture coming out about donald trump's state of mine. some great reporting in your paper and "the new york times" and i have heard this myself from people who see him from time to time. he didn't want to be impeac

here's what worries me, nicolle, that the fix makes it more complex. in some ways you need to take this really difficult process and simplify it and ascribe individual responsibility for getting this stuff right. too many cooks in the kitchen, too many people touching pieces of fisas. even with the best of intent, and i believe these men and women are for the most part overwhelmingly well-intended, the thing moves too slowly and through too little portal, and mistakes are being made. >> how important is this tool, this ability to surveil a suspected criminal? >> unbelievably important. >> life and death? >> life and death. we use it in national security, counterintelligence and counterterrorism. it's an incredibly important tool which is exactly why the fbi needs to fix it and make sure that the fisa court judges have confidence in this process. >> and then by extension, the public. >> and congress and the media and the american people who are benefiting from this process. >> all right. we are going to sneak in our very last break. don't go anywhere. w

>> this is unmistakable, nicole. this is a message to the current cia and the current intelligence community. don't analyze russian efforts to affect the 2020 election, because if you do, you might find yourselves in the crosshairs of a criminal investigation. that's the implication here. the cia's job is to analyze russian foreign policy, to assess it, to bring forth the community intelligence analysis, and let the chips fall where they may. i've been in many discussions where it's kind of uncomfortable because you have to brief a public official, a president or a national leader and say, hey, this foreign government is trying to influence you, we as a country have to know, have our eyes wide open about what's happening. it's uncomfortable, it is not a criminal act to do that, and i think it's shameful and dangerous for the department of justice to think of this as a criminal act. >> i know a lot of people like you are protective in your public statements about pompeo's successor who is brennan's successor. but is i

and it's nicole and charlize. yeah. it's quite surreal. >> jimmy: you are playing, well, you play kind of an amalgamation of characters in the movie. charlize plays megyn kelly. and nicole plays -- >> gretchen carlson. and i play a fictional character but made up from a number of women and their experiences at fox news. >> jimmy: it's almost hard to believe when you watch this movie that this was really going on. >> yeah. yeah. for as long as it did, as well. the movie's pretty, it's incredibly entertaining. it's very fast paced and you get to the end. you're like, oh, my god, i wasn't ready for that to end. but it seems to be really affecting people. people really want to talk afterwards. it's been quite fascinating. >> jimmy: yeah and i wonder if the gang at fox news is going to go and see it and discuss it amongst themselves or if they'll even talk about it on the air or try to pretend it didn't happen. >> i know. >> jimmy: i imagine there won't be a white house screening of this particular film. >> probably not. pro

. >> asÍ es porque paulina su fue de vacaciones, pero estamos con nicole, muy buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas, que buena energÍa para iniciar esta maÑana, que bueno poder acompaÑarlos durante toda esta semana, comenzamos con la primera ediciÓn de noticias telemundo "un nuevo dÍa" y los principales titulares de esta maÑana de lunes. ♪ ♪ comenzamos con el tiroteo de este domingo en una iglesia de texas, donde varias personas perdieron la vida, y el atacante fue abatido. ♪ >> un hombre abriÓ fuego contra los feligreses que asistÍan al servicio religioso. (disparos) unas 240 personas estaban en ese momento en el templo de la iglesia, cuando el tirador que estaba sentado en un banco sacÓ una escopeta y disparÓ. (hablan inglÉs) la policÍa y bomberos al llegar al lugar encontraron un total de 3 personas con impacto de bala, todos fueron transportados a un hospital local, dos murieron cuando estaban en camino, creemos que uno de los occisos es el a ggresor. >> desde septiembre texas permite que porten armas. la comunidad ubicada a 8 millas al oeste de fort worth. >> nuestro m�

i'm nicole killian at the white house with more on the president's strategy. >>> hard to remember even where you are, you know, what room i'm in. >> and a bitter harvest for a north bay winery, tonight how the business is already rebuilding even without a building. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you're living with a condition, kaiser permanente's integrated care team will help you get through life without missing a beat. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> you're watching kpix5 news. >>> a historic week ahead for the house of representatives for just the third time in history they will vote on impeaching the president of the united states. tonight both democrats and republicans are looking ahead to the senate trial that is all but certain to follow that vote. >> but cbs correspondent nicole killian reports the two sides have very different opinions about how it will go. >> reporter: on twitter president trump denounced the impeachment process as a hoax and predicted we will win ahead of a pivotal house vote this week. lawmakers will consider two articles of impeachment against the president, abuse of p

nicole asherfrom abc nicole asher from abc australia. police in texas have praised members of a church congregation, who shot dead a gunman after he opened fire during a service. the attacker killed two people. the authorities in fort worth say they're still trying to determine the attacker‘s motives. gareth barlow has the latest. grief grips fort worth, texas. two of their own killed when a gunman began shooting at west freeway church of christ, before parishioners returned fire. today, evil walked boldly among us. but let me remind you — good people raised up and stopped it before it got worse. members of the congregation dived for cover as the gunman began shooting. in footage seen online, as the church service was streamed on youtube, three shots ring out. he entered the church and sat down with parishioners. he got up from that position, pulled out a shotgun, and fired it at a parishioner. that parishioner is deceased. there was a security team inside the church and they eliminated the threat. tragically, like i said, there are

nicole, bawsca c.e.o. i'll keep my remarks brief. but i do appreciate steve with this pilot. it is a significant effort that the agency and my agency has taken on the past six years to really prove, in fact, the ability to move water through the system. and understand what that takes. and our expectation is that when this is done, we will prepare a report and present the findings in that report to you. until that time, we're just kind of playing it low key, because you never know. it's still not done. it won't be done until that water move. it's a fairly significant effort. it's taking five public agencies to get the water from its source to the customers. that's not insignificant. but i also wanted to take my time most importantly today to thank general manager kelly, a.g.m. steve ritchie, city attorney's office, the staff at the p.u.c., the list to get this agreement and the multiple agreements with hayward done is not -- has been significant. and i appreciate their efforts to make that happen. so i'd be pleased to answer any questions, certainly i'll come and give you a re

>> i am, nicole. there seems to be an eagerness for trump to grasp onto any shred of evidence that could bolster the case that impeachment is helping the president politically. and we've seen the president echo those points back out in public. he is claiming that the polls are through the roof and showing that impeachment is making him more popular, you know, the fact of the matter is he remains unpopular, underwater, and not in a particularly good standing, at least according to public opinion surveys for his re-election campaign. but he is looking for evidence. he is going to many more rallies than he had been doing a few months prior there almost every week or every two weeks now. big crowds in the arenas. down in florida there were 20,000 people and the president looked across the crowd and saw that as evidence that impeachment was helping him because all of these people came to see him at the rally. and i think there is going to be an effort to point to that anecdotal evidence that this is a winn

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some news for you here nicole. the inspector general is opening another investigation into how the fbi uses warrants and how they apply and whether or not more protocols should be put in place as the fbi seeks to surveil them through these court orders. that's what we are c following here now. overall you can say the inspector general found no evidence of political bias on the fbi's decision to open that initial investigation. >> julia, stay with us. >> i got some more details coming out of this. what i think we should be focused on is this finding of the cross fire hurricanes, the intelligence investigation of the russians led to the special counsel was found to be properly predicated on facts. >> explain that. >> that means the fbi actually had the legal bases to properly open this investigation. >>hi is predication probable cause, it is like a standard for opening the investigation? >> it became a full. the advantage used for a full investigation is specific that a foreign power power was involved. the ig is say

nicole's "big little lie co-sr reese and her "morning show" colleague jen already make but ste carell? $750,000 an epise app tv plus, but netflix will make m a million dollar man with the upcomi comedy series "space force." >> we all have parts that scare us. >> kry washington will match reese's million hulu's upcoming sers "little fires erywhere." but on broadcast salaries are smaller. "varty" rertthe pearsons all pull in $250,000 an episode on "this is us." while "modern family's cardi b got that on netflix. tranger thin" happen on streaming. wynona rider, david harbour and millie bobby brown, $350,000 an epise while most of the other kids get 250 by comparison rob lowe will make $50,000 less for fox's uoming "911" spin-off. >> i don't know how ts has happened to . >> doing tv used to be taboo for movie stars, but "variety" hints if leo, br or tom could fetch $2 million an episode. >> that's about right. >> chris pratt is already reportedly eyeing a small screen role with a salary of $1.4 million. >> that would be so amazing. >> where you hiding all that money? >> und my hood. >> pe

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the consul and nicole ping families have strong ties with their german partners. hina ouch and his wife patron head the german partner group and had been working with colton kenya for more than 20 years they admit that it wasn't always easy but the partnership has withstood failures and disappointments. on some of my trips to kenya i did end up feeling a bit sad that things weren't working out as intended. but this time i had the impression that everything was going very well. and makes me very happy that after more than 25 years this partnership is so strong that we're welcoming the coping families. they take pride in showing us their project. but some of the projects are ones that we sponsored. then i can tell the people i've brought here look that's where your money is going. one of the successful programs is the goat project the german visitors can see the results of their sponsorship. you have spent this go. yeah. i mean i know from a family receives a go to produce milk to produce meat and to produce manure. and they have to give the 1st or 2nd go that's bor

>> nicole killian, thank you. >>> it's not just congress that's divided on impeachment. a new cbs news poll today finds americans are as well. 46% believe the president should be impeached. 39% disagree. and 15% say it's too soon to decide. cbs news elections and surveys director anthony salvanto is in our washington bureau. so anthony, have the impeachment hearings had any impact at all? >> not a lot, elaine. you see that speech with certainly more people saying he deserves impeachment than not. but on the abuse of power and obstruction of congress, we find splits, about 50-50. now democrats are certainly in favor and approve of the articles impeachment, but beyond that, not a lot dramatic has changed. it still comes down to whether or not folks approve of the president's job in the first place. >> and anthony, across the super tuesday states, let's look at the democrats seeking to unseat donald trump. you find joe biden with the edge this week and michael bloomberg who just got into the race in 50 place. any numbers suggest he can catch the front-runners? >> he does a

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>> thank you, nicole. cbs news will have special coverage beginning at 9:00 a.m. eastern, 6:00 a.m. pacific. >>> north korea is at it again with a new test at an old missile site. president trump shot back at kim jong-un today in a tweet saying he has far too much to lose if he acts in a hostile way. roxana saberi reports the test took place at a dismantled rocket launching site in the northwest part of the country. >> reporter: while kim jong-un smiled for his country's cameras at the opening of a new spa sunday, north korea's official news agency delivered a vague but menacing message, that a very important test took place yesterday here at the sohei satellite launching site. experts say north korea likely tested a new type of rocket engine, a move that could signal pyongyang may soon resume tests of missiles that could hit the u.s. the announcement comes just days afth nth kea leader e of eff a breakthrough in deadlock diplomacy. he wants u.s. sanctions lifted. but president trump, who has met kim three times, most recently as they stepped over the boarder from south to north kor

nicole was also honored for "big little li." congratula congratulations, for seceleste, agai >> we have so y and thrilled. >> the m is also proud with >> excited, nervewracking. we'r really proud of the film. >> you still do hav t be momma, and it's the holidays. what does the house look like right now? are the kids into it? >> yeah, we jus got a tree yesterday. it is not decorated yet. we're going to take it easy, watch movies and eat a lot of food. >> sounds like a plan to me. d charlize, such a fierce female right? that's why we love her so much. our own fierce female,iss rachel smith, is inew york on the red carpet. >> right back at you! it was a big night for ryan reynolds who was sol at the premiere of hisig netflix movie, "6 unrground." >> are you the ryanhey're yelling about? >> maybe gosling is here. >> oh,hat's probably . ryangoing. >> he wth a lot of screams. >> it is full of actn, explosi explosions, how does it compare to other action films? bay.y muchnto tthos of more andore and more. more is more. >> grenade! >> t

nicole, that's all correct. and it'sco been a pretty extraordinary couple of days when you look at the way this department of justice and the fbi are being run. it's important to keep in mind that president trump has been cross wise with the fbi director wray forh some time now. there have been a number of flash points over the last few months. none, however, as extreme as what we saw on twitter from the president this morning. and bill barr, trump finally has the attorney general he's wanted. somebody who is echoing the president's points, highlighting some of his conspiracies, and really turning against his own departments, inspect general, his own fbi in favor of advancing the president's cause, in this case, making the case, making the point that the russia investigation was begun under wrong pretenses and that trump was somehow a victim of law enforcement in this country. >> garrett haake, the story they really, really, really don't want us to focus on today, the history that donald trump made today when tw

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that people gather to stroll shopping and spend time with friends and family over a bug of mulled wine nicole gets into the holiday spirit of the christmas market in nuremberg considered the most popular in the country. who is keen to check out the charming market and crediting board with over 1000 health timbered houses this old town on the edge of the hearts mountains is the perfect setting for this december tradition. and after that lucas will travel on to lubeck welcome to this special edition of check in featuring christmas markets. today i'm in a beautiful city that's even more lovely in december nuremberg in the southern german state of but varia i'm really looking forward to seeing the famous chris kinda smocked. and i'm in pretty good company around here about 2500000 visitors a roam the streets of nuremberg the old town during the christmas season in order to take in this very unique atmosphere they come from all over the world as norm has become an international tourism magnet for preakness mistress and today i want to try and find. why that is what does nuremberg have that other c

situaciÓn de migraciÓn, solo demostrando que viven en nueva york, a muchos les va a cambiar la vida y nicole tiene mÁs detalles, adelante. >> ¿quÉ tal? felicidad, me encuentro afuera de una oficina de departamentos de vehÍculos motorizados en queens nueva york, donde algunos inmigrantes hicieron fila desde las 19:00 pm ayer para unintentar solicitar licencia de conducir, es la primera ves desde 911, que es la primera vez que se les permite solicitar este documento en nueva york, ¿seÑora quÉ significa para usted esta oportunidad y tener esta licencia de conducir? >> bueno es un milagro que todos los indocumentados tengamos documentos porque es muy importante para nuestra familia, para todos y podernos movilizar en cualquier trabajo con este documento. >> este seÑor por acÁ, llegÓ desde las 5:30 de la maÑana, ¿tuvo suerte? >> no, en esta ocasiÓn no. >> ¿por quÉ? >> porque no vine preparado para el examen. >> sÍ. >> es un muy importante enfatizar que tienen que venir preparados para presentar todos los documentos para el examen y tambiÉn para pagar las multas que ha tenido en e

nicole is back to d's and f's. now this christmas, she will tell me that she is dumb and i will do everything to tell her that she is brilliant and beautiful, but she will not believe me because her report card and the union give the final report. these abuses and thousands more are why we sued. the obama administration and california leadership intervened against us. us the spawneled of satan. we were poised to win. there was a tragic deadlock in our case. amazingly, we won on our first day. they still have strongholds. voicesve silenced our and they are chasing many great teachers out of the classroom. i am here to give voice to great teachers. beents and teachers must empowered to work together. all children should receive an outstanding education and a school of their family's choice. unions will fight tooth and nail. you can count on it. we are counting on you for education of freedom for everyone. thank you. [applause] quest mr. president, thank you very much. i am the speaker of the house for pennsylvania. -

julie and more on nicole kidman. and goldberg half polish for the for any calendar and literature is a popular theme such as lewis carroll's alice in wonderland in 2018 this year actress will be goldberg is presenting the calendar she believes in eternal love i believe all of these things are possible i think we all want to have we want to find somebody to connector and so that's really what. she's the the giant connector of. the 1st time the calendar is accompanied by a short film it compiles interpretations of judy at by being tetris is. the calendar itself is a $132.00 page book illustrated with $58.00 photos. in shakespeare's play romeo and juliet take their own lives that paolo revesby emphasizes the positive side of the tragedy. in the. message is not that you should kill yourself along just the opposite we should love one another and live our lives. the actual dates not only printed on the book's cover on the calendar function takes 2nd. place even the stench to the many faces of the militant she at. this time

i worry about the whistle-blower, one, in particular, nicole, because since 1777 our nations relied on whistle-blowers to come forward and give information. and if a whistle-blower, by giving information exposes herself or himself to a congressional testimony and public discussion and the like, the next whistle-blower's not going to come forward. these are really important people, you know, for our national security. so that's one thing. then more generally i really do worry about the precedent set, you know, if this president can get away with trying to cheat on a foreign election with some help from foreign -- with attempted help from a foreign government, you know, it's not just this president. it's president -- what president elizabeth warren could do or bernie sanders or the like. and while the news is reporting today, oh, it's a remarkable that there is a handful of republican senators that might vote to convict president trump, to me the news is it's remarkable that it's only a handful. i mean, this is the most grave offense you could imagine from the standpoint of our constitut

nicole killian, cbs news, the white house. >> on tuesday morning the house rules committee will meet to pass a rule laying out the structure of the debate. >>> democrats running for president want their party to loosen the rules on who can participate in debates. to qualify, candidates would have to meet requirements in polling and the number of campaign donors and now nine of them have sent a letter to the dnc saying it should have just one of those requirements instead of both. they say some candidates are being cut out of the nominating contest prematurely but the dnc says it will not weaken the thresholds. the next debate is set for thursday in southern california. seven of the remaining 15 candidates are set to take part. >>> coming up, a pot shop break-in. a group of thieves steal bags of marijuana and lead police on a wild chase in the north bay. >>> plus, giants madison bumgarner could soon be leaving san francisco. the $85 million deal he's reportedly close to signing. >>> i'm john ramos in san francisco where the late start of the crab season is actually risking fisher men'

nicole learned german fast she got a high school diploma within 18 months and graduated from university with a degree in if knology anthropology and african studies though she had to work odd jobs to finance her studies she still found time to sing and play guitar. because she was introduced to hip hop by german producer d.j. far hot the pair continue to collaborate in the studio to this day. she left hamburg more than 15 years ago but she occasionally comes back to visit and to work her management agency is based here. and of course she performs here too like at the big jazz festival in hamburg stockman's. how different her life is today it's love but everything she's been through resurfaces time and again in music and lyrics. make me they. throw. in this man in this world. wherever. and whenever bump in the sky. going. wherever they. were. down. found her way managing to put a difficult past behind her now she wants to give something back many of her lyrics are political taking aim at injustice environmental destruction and finance. she uses her international naturalize here to promot

megan, this is your story from nicole photography nicole perkins, a self-taught photographer. she does work with special needs children and special needs children. the story behind the images to celebrate with awareness of down syndrome. we want to show you the pictures and let you tell the story. >> shannon my love this one. nicole perkins based in the usa and termination rates are high for babies diagnosed with down syndrome in the womb. through stomach so she grabbed her camera and wanted to do something about it. she got babies and children with down syndrome and re-created 12 iconic scenes. everything from elsa from frozen, beauty and the abused mullane king, peter pan. she wanted to celebrate and raise awareness for down syndrome. shannon, people love this calendar that she put together these images and to date she has shared with 8,000 people, reached 8 million people and her facebook page of this photo shoot has been shared 40,000 times. she wants everyone to know that every child is precious and beautiful. i can't get enough of these pictures. >> shannon: they are pre

and that this, nicolle, was intentional. that despite all of the pressure, despite the public polling a showing this makes things easierow for the public understand. despite the fact that it's loosely-defined in the constitution. they are not, at this demoment, going down that route. sown where is the debate now? i want to throw up a tweet from constitutional law icon larry tribe, who is making the case. andma we know that he was advisg democrats on saturday, nicolle, that not only was the president trying to smear the bidens. but because he was trying to essentially unsmear putin by blaming ukraine for all of the election meddling. that, that in and of itself, could be a nod to obstruction in a broader abuse of power article. so tribe was giving them options for how to fold, essentially, obstruction into that broader article. because as you know, there is a debate ragingno right now about whether obstruction of justice should be a separate count. there are many democrats, at this hour, who are nervous that if you include th

nicole: prime country fan club. '70s, '80s, '90s. ed: you haven't shaved