Page 34 - Nice One News Today

Agent beekman was one step ahead of them.dits stole the lockbox from the wells fargo stagecoach, because he hid his customers gold in a different box. and the bandits, well, they got rocks. we protected your money then and were dedicated to helping protect it today. like alerting you to certain card activity we find suspicious. if its not your purchase, well help you resolve it. its a new day at wells fargo. but its a lot like our first day. ♪ >> melissa: it is friday and it means that it is l...

Service is because he wanted to explain why hes not comfortable releasing the names of the jurors before the end of the trial to the handful of news organizations like the ap, "new york times," and a cnn that wants them released. the judge said this about the jurors. "ive received criticism and threats, i can imagine they would too." news outlets while the motion to intervene, the judge heard them out but decided to anything sealed will not be revealed until the end of the trial with one excepti...

The national policy center is more than willing to bring this case up. >> melissa: thanks for your time tonight. president trump warns the security plans for one of these people could be stripped "very quickly." we reveal who, thats next. >> they were like the bonnie and clyde of collusion, you have the spouse of a senior government official who was in collusion with a foreign spy. your hair is so soft! did you use head and shoulders two in one? i did mom. wanna try it? yes. it intensely moistur...

You always get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed?m lets get someone to say it with a really low voice. carl? lowest price guaranteed. what about the worlds lowest limbo stick? how low can you go? nice one, carl. hey ive got an idea. just say, badda book. badda boom. badda book. badda boom. nice. always the lowest price, guaranteed. book now at choicehotels.com is part of a bigger picture. that bigger picture is statewide mutual aid. california years ago realized the need to work together...

What a day. >> you saw aretha within the last few days? >> i was there tuesday, yes. >> talk to me about that. >> glad i got an opportunity to spend time with her. we -- we had time together there. that was very moving, very moving. she was, of course, in and out of consciousness at that time, but when she regained conscience, we were able to connect with one another, and it was a very powerful moment. very powerful moment for two friends to get a chance to say what we had to say to one another....

Her artistry served as the soundtrack to so much that is important in this country of our lives. we should all count ourselves as lucky that we live at a time when god deigned to share one of his true gifts with us. rest in peace my queen." he mentions that he knew her as well, she loved him and he certainly loved her. everybody understood that she was a diva, that she was a queen, that she was a regnant, loyal, incredible personality and a down to earth woman. i shared with reverend al sharpton...

Meant to so many people? >> i wouldnt say it was about taking stock. it was more of a personal, private moment for two people who cared for each other to just kind of look at one another and know that, you know, what we had shared and meant to one another. it wasnt about any taking stock of accomplishments or anything of professional achievements. it was all very touching in terms of family. it was a family moment, you know, and those other things are not really at the forefront of ones mind at ...

Shes had a role in civil rights. shes had remarkable influence in different genres of music. she even succeeded in opera. what is your sense of aretha franklin? we call her the queen of soul, but she is the queen of so much more really. >> she was just the queen for me, you know. she was a special lady. i remember one time she was in new orleans at the jazz fest, and i did a thing called "the field of cotton." and it was like a commercial. aretha franklin pulled up in her memo and the guy said, ...

Her hair done in the white house with a black president, if daddy could see me now." >> wow. >> i didnt know whether to laugh or cry because of the moment. >> sure. >> and the president really loved aretha franklin. >> 50 years of american history. her performing life was 50 years of american history. as the reverend said, her father was a preacher. she started in gospel. she broke all sorts of records in r & b, and then in pop. talk to me about her influence on music, on contemporary music. >> ...

The controversy of starting -- picking these fights with lebron james or football players regarding the national anthem. this man is a racist and uses race as a weapon. i dont have to wait for the tape to come out. i know who he is. >> the president and the administrations response to that claim is really two fold, one, they will say that the president and sarah huckabee sanders said this today, hes an equal opportunity attacker, in the fact that he attacks anybody or anyone that attacks him the...