let's bring in candace wynn who's been tracking this for years. why the new attorney? is this a surprise or just a part of the process. >> it's a surprise to some but in the legal community it's not unheard of. her former attorney did say in court, o'conner was unable to pay attorney fees toward him. it's important to give some background here. some perspective. it's uncommon to reevaluate. because often times attorney fees, the fee structure changes so changes like this do happen from time to time. >> candace what's the latest in this case? it seems, not seems we have been here talking on camera and even in the newsroom for years about this. is this progress here? >> yes, this is progress. so hearing to set the date for trial is june 5th. that's not trial that's a date to set a date for trial. there's been so many delays and now more delays because she had a brand new attorney that has to catch up on so much evidence. he has 90 days to catch up on what he has missed. this new attorney comes back. they sit down. they hopefully set a trial date to move this trial forwar

. >> reporter: few people know this area better than duane and candace.ofit, east oakland collective, has been showing appear every week to deliver something most people here can only dream of. restaurant cooked meals. no leftovers here. every meal has been carefully prepared just for them. today it is a variety of sandwiches from a local institution. >> do you want tuna or turkey? >> reporter: but no matter how much they bring, it never seems to be enough. >> food insecurity has exploded. since the pandemic. we see more and more people are hungry. more and more people don't have access to food. >> this is what i do when i go to places. i get their attention. >> reporter: 50 years ago east oakland was a thriving middle-class community. now many of its streets look like war zones. the alameda county board of supervisors voted to declare a state of emergency after its homeless population jumped 22% since 2019. chad goodrich is an army veteran. he has been living in his van with his dog, poncho, for more than a decade after a motorcycle accident left him par

after that store, investigator candace learned about a fleet of buses also just parked four years. >>the premises and vans, the staffing shortages caused delays in auctioning off these old buses but unlike the cars, the agency says the buses were neglected and it took quick action. this is new drone video of the santa clara valley transportation authority, or vta's division lot in san jose. they are overtired. just a handful of the dozens of buses the agency to auction off earlier. was in the process of seeking out. and when the pend, kick, had to retrofit other buses with barriers, hand sanitizer's, and mask dispensers. recent satellite photos show some of the old buses have been sitting idle since 2019. for more than two months, our investigative unit has been asking to talk with staff about how the agency is trying to recoup some of the tens of millions of taxpayer dollars it spent on it now retired vehicles. the agency turned us down again. but told us in an email, it is already auctioned off most of the buses, with roughly 18 still in the yard rated to be processed. >> certainly

one patient in the east bay reached out to our investigators reported, candace nguyen, saying he was not able to get banchero for his diabetes because pharmacies have been completely out of stock. these medications were first approved, to help regulate blood sugar for diabetics. to dig deeper into the issue, candace reached out to local experts. >> reporter: who is in charge of prioritizing these medicines, to maybe have it go to someone using it for a medical reason, versus somebody who wants it just for aesthetic weight loss? >> part of the goal is for prescribers, but even then, patients will see commercials for a compound or buy it on the black market. >> is there black-market versions? >> there is. i hear about patients buying various medications online, and also, i heard about patients going to mexico, and buying it at the airport. >> tonight at on the clock, we will also hear from a bay area patient, that man right there, having trouble getting his medication, and his message to anyone who uses these drugs for weight loss. >>> you might have noticed the spring allergy season i

candace win is here to talk about the years long project on the issue that airs tomorrow. >> what weave done these past four years is carefully gone through hundreds of these newly filed lawsuits. the claim stems from a new california law, giving survivors a three-year window to sue their alleged abusers, no matter how far back their accusations go. we spent hours, reviewing church directories and spoke to more than a dozen new accusers. we also spoke to newly accused priests to hear their side of the story. tomorrow night, we are taking everything we learned throughout our and estimations and combining it into a half- hour documentary to help you understand the entire story. one of the most important moments involves questioning a notorious pedophile priest. the oakland diocese is accused of mishandling. since 2020, that x priest has been named in more than 60 separate lawsuits. >> my problem was that i was too attached to these kids, and i was letting my affection for them take the wrong turn. >> you mean sexually? >> yes. >> mr. keisley , nbc bay area news. >> i have nothing to sa

after that store, investigator candace learned about a fleet of buses also just parked four years. >>e premises and vans, the staffing shortages caused delays in auctioning off these old buses but unlike the cars, the agency says the buses were neglected and it took quick action. this is new drone video of the santa clara valley transportation authority, or vta's division lot in san jose. they are overtired. just a handful of the dozens of buses the agency to auction off earlier. was in the process of seeking out. and when the pend, kick, had to retrofit other buses with barriers, hand sanitizer's, and mask dispensers. recent satellite photos show some of the old buses have been sitting idle since 2019. for more than two months, our investigative unit has been asking to talk with staff about how the agency is trying to recoup some of the tens of millions of taxpayer dollars it spent on it now retired vehicles. the agency turned us down again. but told us in an email, it is already auctioned off most of the buses, with roughly 18 still in the yard rated to be processed. >> certainly we

do you think candace owens is right to stick her professional credibility on this? you ask me the question, do you think she's really a man? i don't know the least offensive answer to that. if i say no, obviously not. obviously, she's always a woman. am i going to have her husband knock on my door going, do you reckon my missus a woman, do missus as a woman, do you? >> you could accused of >> yeah. you could be accused of transphobia don't, you transphobia if you don't, if you don't you you don't say that, you know, you think conspiracy is correct? >> well, i think it's an odd thing to. because, okay, it could be but then it could could be true, but then it could not be. but why you prepared not be. but why are you prepared to the line not be. but why are you prepared to something the line not be. but why are you prepared to something that the line not be. but why are you prepared to something that maye line not be. but why are you prepared to something that maye lmay for something that may or may not? all would say is someone not? all i would say is someone like li

candace win is here to talk about the years long project on the issue that airs tomorrow. >> what we have done these past four years is carefully gone through hundreds of these newly filed lawsuits. the claim stems from a new california law, giving survivors a three-year window to sue their alleged abusers, no matter how far back their accusations go. we spent hours, reviewing church directories and spoke to more than a dozen new accusers. we also spoke to newly accused priests to hear their side of the story. tomorrow night, we are taking everything we learned throughout our and estimations and combining it into a half- hour documentary to help you understand the entire story. one of the most important moments involves questioning a notorious pedophile priest. the oakland diocese is accused of mishandling. since 2020, that x priest has been named in more than 60 separate lawsuits. >> my problem was that i was too attached to these kids, and i was letting my affection for them take the wrong turn. >> you mean sexually? >> yes. >> mr. keisley , nbc bay area news. >> i have nothing to

candace and chris. >> all right.ery much. >>> happening now, for the first time ever in the u.s., the s.a.t. is exclusively online, and it's starting this weekend. that means students can use their own laptops or tablets, but they have to perform the exam at an s.a.t. site, and it cannot have any other programs open while taking the test. the test is also an hour shorter this year. many colleges dropped s.a.t. scores for applications, but some highly selective schools some highly selective schools recently thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr positive, her2 negative metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have ne

candace riley joins us at around the table. >> good morning, how are you?ant to talk about the highlights of the latest survey. global growth expectations, two-year high, risk appetite, eps optimism two-year high, how does this stack up to the one we had last month and the month before that? >> everything has ticked up a little bit across the board. even some sentiment regarding china the people are still very negative about china over all and think it is in a secular decline as it relates to the markets. what i think is interesting about this fund manager survey is what you said in the title of it is bulls go global. what this fund manager survey is showing is that expectations around growth and the performance of equities is expanding outside of technology and outside the u.s. and into the rest of the world. that's why this fund manager survey is different than the prior months. jonathan: let's get into the growth optimism. are we saying it's not just the united states? are we hoping for better growth internationally? >> that's exactly what we are saying

be able to catch criminals but at least they can bore them to death by telling them about their day candaceowens no longer at the daily wire after claiming she would stake her career on the belief that french president emmanuel macron's wife is actually a man we go to microns wife or comment. >> i told you so candace best of luck to moving forward a billionaire potato farmer known as the spud king has died at age 83 his family decided to have an open casket according to an op-ed to pays are the newest luxury in the world as they become more realistic than ever tell me about it says one man and a new survey reveals the most unpopular sex position coming in at number 1 any position with jesse watters all right to let's do the news the elites give the nod to election fraud a new poll shows the country's top 1 percent overwhelmingly think it is okay to win an election buy cheating and surprise they are educated live in big cities and are liberal in a worse recipe than a birthday cake made with ozempic the poll question suppose your favourite candidate loses a close election but people in the ca

american voters is gradually changing; here’s a rather interesting conversation by american journalist candacehor for the positive qualities of a leader. i don't do it, but you say he's smart, he is smart. if you don't recognize someone as smart, who will it harm? it makes me a putin supporter, he is clearly smart. if you can sit down and tell the history of russia from the 7th century. the point is that the whole world can now see this contrast of a man who does not remember what happened 2 hours ago, who still thinks that his son is alive, unfortunately, and often remembers his son as if he is still alive . obviously, vladimir putin is smart. there is no point in denying the fact that any person who can go out for an hour straight... this is a little premature, well, i’ll start with the fact that after all, sax is not a reptilian, yes, because if you see a person whom you take for a reptilian, then he is definitely not a reptilian, burns is still not a democrat, here is burns. clintonite, in this sense, as it were , his, as it were, loyalty to the democratic party extends as far as the clint

we have candace owens who is leaving.or to this break, candace owens showing up with joe budden on his podcast. showing up, often given free rein to spout disinformation or nonsense, for people who seem disinterested in holding her accountable. dr. greer, what is our solution to this? if we're going to have more people in connection with the audience, spending more time talking about racist nonsense, than they are about student loans, we're not going to have an informed public to be prepared to vote. >> i spoke with her colleague -- [ inaudible ] asthma. it can make you miss out on those epic hikes with friends. step back out there, with fasenra. fasenra is an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. fasenra helps prevent asthma attacks. most patients did not have an attack in the first year. fasenra is proven to help you breathe better so you can get back to doing day-to-day activities. and fasenra helps lower the use of oral steroids. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or othe

. >> let's bring candace.parency is a big issue on election night. >> reporter: that is right. a lot of security and transparency. they invited us in to take a look at the process. the secure areas where you need someone with a badge to buzz you in. it's been a fun night. a fun night that has rock -- i just saw the last couple of workers leave a few seconds ago. that is a good thing because it means it was business as usual. that means the tallying is done for those result cartridges from the voter machines. that means they are prepared for tomorrow, counting the physical ballots. a moment ago, other physical ballots were dropped off by about 200 couriers picking them up from around the county and driving them to the registrar of voters office in santa clara county. i've been talking to election workers all night and they tell me tonight has been meaningful and fun. >> this is like the super bowl. you work nine months, 10 months, of to the election, you want to be here. you want to make a difference. we are he

popular conservative tv presenter candace owens, in a conversation with liberal chris quoma, praisedthat vladimir putin is smart. we can simply state this fact when we talk about any person who can expound the history of his country, starting from the 8th century, within an hour. you think that putin accurately presented the history of russia to you, there was no accurate presentation there. from school number 21 is an educational it project of sber, with its help everyone from the age of 18 can acquire programmer skills and reach a high professional level. the school will be open 24/7, so you can come there at any time to gain knowledge. according to the organizers, this is not classical training, more self-education. students, working in teams, help each other find the right solution. the opening ceremony of the campus was attended by the governor of the belgorod region vyacheslav glodkov and the president of sberbank. in fact, there are not only 21 programming in the school, today there are 12 specialties, but we will expand the number. cybersecurity, everything related to creativ

. >> let's bring candace. transparency is a big issue on election night. >> reporter: that is right. a lot of security and transparency. they invited us in to take a look at the process. the secure areas where you need someone with a badge to buzz you in. it's been a fun night. a fun night that has rock -- i just saw the last couple of workers leave a few seconds ago. that is a good thing because it means it was business as usual. that means the tallying is done for those result cartridges from the voter machines. that means they are prepared for tomorrow, counting the physical ballots. a moment ago, other physical ballots were dropped off by about 200 couriers picking them up from around the county and driving them to the registrar of voters office in santa clara county. i've been talking to election workers all night and they tell me tonight has been meaningful and fun. >> this is like the super bowl. you work nine months, 10 months, of to the election, you want to be here. you want to make a difference. we

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i'm candace wynn, and on behalf of the entire investigative unit, thanks for watching "nbc bay area"we investigate. what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department... where he took on the epidemic of violence against women in the congo. i see a fighter, a tenacious problem-solver... who will go to congress and protect abortion rights and our democracy. because he sees a better future for all of us. i'm peter dixon and i approved this message. right now on access hollywood, we've got raw revelations from j.lo and ben on life together and apart and pedro pascal clearly having one of the best nights of his life at the sag awards. plus why is adam sandler uncomfortable at his own premiere? from universal studios hollywood, access hollywood starts right now. [theme music]

masks outside her home, she said she was on hold with the nonemergency line for an hour and a half candace has been reporting on oakland's failing 911 and nonemergency systems for months. it is not the first time her reporting has part change did you catch up on her report go to nbcbayarea.com/911. >>> a notable shakeup in the covid policy announced today by the cdc . you no longer need to isolate. the cdc says americans no longer need to isolate for five days after testing positive for covid. if you're sick, stay home. once the symptoms subside or you are fever-free, you can go back to work or school without the isolation period. western states were ahead of the fence on this one. california as you may recall, drop isolation period in january. oregon made this a move last may. joining us now is ucsf infectious disease expert. are we going in the right direction or is it to pass from the medical point of view? >> isaac we are going in the right direction. a lot of population immunity and we have many options like vaccines and early therapy. we will be aligned not only with other countries.

. >>> if you have a story for candace or anyone else in our investigative unit, we urge you to reach out to us. you can see the number and information on your screen, 888966 tips or you can visit our website, nbcbayarea.com . >>> thanks, right. >> i'm consumer investigator chris, ron, we respond in english and spanish. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. more on the sunshine for the more on the sunshine for the weekend. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr positive, her2 negative metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection

candace holdsworth and chharlie rowley michael commentator candace holdsworth and chharlie rowley very and chharlie rowley very good gove, charlie rowley very good to see you both this morning. morning. shall we start, candace, with the king's maundy thursday message? yes. so he's going give a speech saying going to give a speech saying that we and benefit greatly that we need and benefit greatly from who extend the hand from those who extend the hand of to us, especially of friendship to us, especially in a time of need. this is in a in a time of need. this is on the express and telegraph front pages . i mean, you can front pages. i mean, you can understand why he's giving this speech. think made speech. i think he has made it very touched been very clear how touched he's been about outpouring of about the outpouring of well—wishes, well—wishes he has received cancer received since his cancer diagnosis. of course, it takes on a different perspective when you think of the more torrid time kate and william have had, which has really been, in my opinion, truly disgraceful , opinion, trul

. >> candace, yes. as you showed us, it is such an important process as every vote counts.ou've seen the whole thing unfold before your eyes. any issues at all? >> reporter: i just checked with the public information officers here and no issues. is is as usual, which is a good thing. voter turn out right now at about 18%, up from 50% -- 15% from this morning. they expect 35 percent to 40% by the end of today, which is down from our previous primary election and more of a reason to take the next out -- our get your vote. >> so many workers are working around the clock. is a chemical matter for them? >> reporter: not an all nighter, but late. the workers will probably be here until midnight. even though the polls close at 8:00 p.m. they have to wait for the careers. a team of two careers go out and get the ballots from the ballot boxes and post office drop boxes. they bring them back here. i learned something else about that. be careers work in teams of two for security reasons. for the ballots and the process. i will have more information about that at 5:30. such a fun facts

israel and says really on is things about how many, how they should kill people to use in a feud with candace owens, because she's criticizing this design is i'm a, she's criticizing this model isic policy of supporting israel and never admitting to the fact that this is wrong. so one problem we have this really big problem in the united states is that organizations like a pack and the anti defamation we, they go around bullying people, organizations just trying to instill a sense of terror in organizations and people. so they will not speak out, will not question anything is real does, will not question design us in the american government at risk of having their livelihoods destroyed at risk of being the platform. there's so many people who have lost access to banking, who have had all of their social media turned off. who um, many people are living outside of the united states because it's impossible for them to make a living and possible for them to live in the u. s, or they'll just be sued into oblivion and that's another extra legal way of handling things. so the government may not offi

and says really on in these things about how many, how they should kill people to use in a feud with candace owens. because she's criticizing this design and those i'm a, she's criticizing this model listed, the policy of supporting is real and never admitting to the fact that this is wrong . so one problem we have this really big problem in the united states is that organizations like a pack and the anti defamation league, they go around bullying. people, organizations just trying to instill a sense of terror in organizations and people. so they will not speak out, will not question anything is real does, will not question design us and the american government at risk of having their livelihoods destroyed at risk of being the platform. there's so many people who have lost access to banking, who have had all of their social media turned off. who so many people are living outside of the united states because it's impossible for them to make a living impossible for them to live in the u. s. or they'll just be sued into a bolivia and that's another extra legal way of handling things. so the gov

says really on in these things about how many, how they should kill people to use interviewed with candace owens, because she's criticizing this design and those i'm a, she's criticizing this model listed the policy of supporting israel and never admitting to the fact that this is wrong. so one problem we have this really big problem in the united states is that organizations like a pack and the anti defamation league, they go around bullying. people, organizations just trying to instill a sense of terror in organizations and people. so they will not speak out, will not question anything is real does, will not question design us in the american government at risk of having their livelihoods destroyed at risk of being the platform. there's so many people who have lost access to banking, who have had all of their social media turned off. who so many people are living outside of the united states because it's impossible for them to make a living impossible for them to live in the u. s. or they'll just be sued into a bolivian, that's another extra legal way of handling things. so the governmen

israel and says really on is things about how many, how they should kill people to use in a feud with candace owens, because she's criticizing this design and those, i mean she's criticizing this monolithic policy of supporting israel and never admitting to the fact that this is wrong. so one problem we have this really big problem in the united states is that organizations like a pack and the anti defamation league, they go around bullying. people, organizations just trying to instill a sense of terror in organizations and people. so they will not speak out, will not question anything is real does, will not question design us and the american government at risk of having their livelihoods destroyed at risk of being the platform. there's so many people who have lost access to banking, who have had all of their social media turned off. who so many people are living outside of the united states because it's impossible for them to make a living impossible for them to live in the u. s. or it will just be sued into a bolivia and that's another extra legal way of handling things. so the government

the streets to really and the 2nd of the line will have you been following what's been going on with candace owens? oh, yes. well, tell me your thoughts before they were almost out of time. go ahead. what was the, i'm sorry, what are the smartest people doing podcast right now? when did the very smart as well, thank you very much, but can just as well, i'm sure the thing was happening and, and, and i must say this very quickly. she got into this debate with somebody who claimed she's and you submitted and she basically went very thoroughly like a lawyer and took what he said. and i think he withered on divine fairly quickly. ladies and gentlemen, i, i, i am now finding myself in political lock step with people who a year ago i just, i did, oh, i don't get no video. i don't even, i'm not sick, kansas all. and whether she is, i'm so tired of being caught in a boot apologetic, it's very easy. there isn't any use somebody does either. she basically did this and there is this unique faction. there is this elevation, but put it on the line. oh yeah. but i have to hold the thought until next week i

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what's been going on with candace owens? oh, yes. well, tell me your thoughts before we were almost out of time. go ahead. what was the, what are the, i'm sorry, what are the smartest people doing podcast right now? when did a very smart as well, thank you very much, but can just as well, i'm sure the thing was happening and, and, and i must say this very quickly. she got into this debate with somebody who claimed she's and you submitted and she basically went very thoroughly like a lawyer and took what he said. and i think he, he withered on divine fairly quickly. ladies and gentlemen, i, i, i am now finding myself in political lock step with people who a year ago i just, i did. oh, i don't get no video. i don't even know to kansas owens whether she is. i'm so tired of being caught in a boat about just it gets barely, there was an energy and somebody does either. she basically did this, and there is this unique faction. there is this elevation. but put it on the line. all you gotta have to hold the thought until next week. okay, we'

what's been going on with candace owens? oh, yes. well, tell me your thoughts before we were almost out of time. go ahead. what was the, what is it, i'm sorry, what are the smartest people doing podcast right now? one of the very smart as well, thank you very much, but can just as well, i'm sure the thing was happening and, and, and i must say this very quickly. she got into this debate was somebody who claimed she's and you submitted and she basically went very thoroughly like a lawyer and took what he said. and i think he wizard on divine fairly quickly. as ladies and gentlemen i, i, i am now finding myself in political lock step with people who a year ago i just, i did. oh, i don't get no video. i don't even, i'm not sick. kansas owens. whether she is, i'm so tired of being caught in a boat about just to conspiracy. there was an energy and somebody does either. she basically did this, and there is this unique faction. there is this elevation, but put it on the line. all you have to hold the thought until next week. i gave a run ou

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candace at the registrar's office. >> hello, what a difference out here. it is quite right now.t career that was dropping off the mail-in ballots, dropped off the ballot boxes, and it stopped by and they all picked it up, workers here cleaning up the signage, the colored tape, all the barriers and we want to show you what it was like out here just an hour or two ago, when cars were bustling through the front of the county, the registrar's office here dropping off mail-in ballots. including the result cartridges as i mentioned from voting machine. the interesting thing about those electronic votes, they will be tallied tonight, workers won't go home until they are tallied. all the physical and votes will be counted tomorrow, the signatures need to be verified. i was told by some of the workers here, the work will go for several more days, just tomorrow, the of thousands of those go through, the signature and all that, it has been very exciting here, a family affair, helping out the media, dropping out ballots, -- dropping off ballots, they say they want to be part of the communit

candace will be speaking to us about her book delivered fire, which adds to the scholarship to the understanding of the union's postal network during the civil war and crucial years during. and i had the privilege of talking to candice just before the program, and she shared with me that her unclelongtime letten indiana and gave her an appreciation for the of working for the post office. so thank you. please welcome candice. anthony. see. so thank you much, lynn. and thank you, susan in the back. the two of them have been great great help to me and writing this book here in the only place i could find that knew. absolutely. mark lynn's name before i started. and thank all of you for coming and including those on zoom, i first encountered absalom on when iast book because he popped up when in the letters between julia grant and ulysses grant and between eleanor sherman and william tecumseh sherman and the name, of course, mark e that's going to stick in your mind. and even though i thought was going to write a different book after this one, i just get that name of my head. i realid e papers i fou

when would somebody know whether you have all found two candace. democrat and republican.n and democrat. >> next week can going to be an important week. we will kind of release the process so everybody will know how we are moving forward and how those decisions are being made. that's a question that a lot of people have. then, after march 14th, we'll probably be deciding whether we have got a ticket or not and then take it back to the convention. the latest would be the first couple of weeks in april. so it's going to be coming -- this is what we said we would do. we said we wouldn't do anything until super tuesday. we would come back to our delegates super tuesday and then we would go through this process. so now we -- what's hand is what we thought would happen. and now we have got to kind of play our cards in this thing. >> bret: okay. mike, we appreciate the time. come back when that next process starts. >> thank you. >> bret: up next, fox news strategic analyst general jack keane's take on president biden's talk on russia, putin, israel from the state of the union. ♪

candace parrish and i am a visiting assistant professor at the university, wilmington. >> my name isan assistant professor with political science at loyola marymount university in los angeles. >> i certainly had not been exposed to a case as tragic as dr. bailey's although for those of us in higher education, especially those of us who are in senior positions or leadership positions, it is often a conversation around the chronic stress that we experience, the burnout that is experienced but also the isolation that has followed us for our entire careers. >> i was very sad that it had gone so far and that she felt she did not have the resources or what she needed to overcome this sort of situation. and it got me thinking about how many more people like myself actually experience these sorts of travesties in academic out. >> i have absolutely experienced micro-aggressions with regard to the intersection of my race and gender. in my entire time and my phd program, there was never another black person above me or below me in american politics. and so it was a very isolating experience. >>

when you listen to the institute and candace talk about the indicators we track, it sounds like this is more of a gdp story rather than an earnings story. lisa: in a gdp story, don't bigger companies have an advantage structurally at a time where they can invest in technology and invest in some of these small near-term investments even as they lock in their longer-term obligations? dom chu ultimately get small companies disadvantaged in a new way that's different from the past? >> there is some of that but if we are in a capex cycle, a lot of the domestic smaller companies are the ones that benefit if a large make cap is spending especially some of these companies reassuring and bringing back manufacturing to the u.s.. that's a longer-term thing that will benefit the cyclical domestic smaller companies in the u.s.. jonathan: i always ask you this, is the biggest risk still upside risk? >> to the s&p? i think so. jonathan: i can't believe you've never done this together. thank you very much and thanks for having us. up next, nvidia looking to extend its ai dominance. >> the industry i

candace will be speaking to us about her book delivered fire, which adds to the scholarship to the understanding of the union's postal network during the civil war and crucial years during. and i had the privilege of talking to candice just before the program, and she shared with me that her uncle bob was a longtime letter carrier in indiana and gave her an appreciation for the of working for the post office. so thank you. please welcome candice. anthony. see. so thank you much, lynn. and thank you, susan in the back. the two of them have been great great help to me and writing this book here in the only place i could find that knew. absolutely. mark lynn's name before i started. and thank all of you for coming and including those on zoom, i first encountered absalom on when i was writing my first book because he popped up when in the letters between julia grant and ulysses grant and between eleanor sherman and william tecumseh sherman and the name, of course, mark one that's going to stick in your mind. and even though i thought was going to write a different book after this one, i just get tha

candace parrish and i am a visiting assistant professor at the university of north carolina wilmingtons shaye crowder and i am an assistant professor with the department of science at loyola marymount university in los angeles. >> i certainly had not been exposed to a case as tragic as dr. bailey's, although for those of us in higher education, especially those of us who are in senior positions or leadership positions, it is often a conversation around the chronic stress that we experience, the burnout that is experienced but also the isolation that has followed us for our entire careers. >> i was very sad that it had gone so far and that she felt she did not have the resources or what she needed to overcome this sort of situation. and it got me thinking about how many more people like myself actually experience these sorts of travesties in academia. >> i have absolutely experienced micro-aggressions with regard to the intersection of my race and gender. in the entire time in my phd program, there was never another black person above me or below me in american politics. and so it was a

this is a service tomorrow candace into our grandkids and this is a service that is same as the one thatle before world war two were able to overcome the america firstbrownd play its unique role in the world. ... vote: it is much more common to see right makes rate rather than to exercise those freedoms. the ukrainians know that from the guys from the front line to president zelenskyy. in fact, that is why they are fighting so hard for this freedom. that is why we need to pay attention when putin takes out his leading opposition. that is why we need to understand the implications for us when china sweeps into hong kong and rips away people's freedoms and rights in front of the entire world. it's what happens with a shutdown opposition newspapers. this is something we should be able to agree on without respect for politic parties. i worry a lot about what is going to happen over the next . because there are people out there who are not telling the truth about the what the battle has been in ukraine. there are people out there amazingly to me who think the united states cannot support ukra

collaborating to take candace information, for example relating to the covid vaccine.ection security and the fallout from the 202020 presidential election. and people posting about the race. several states and private parties sued the administration, kayleigh, arguing their free speech was being stifled. he was just a samuel alito, skeptical about the government's role. watch this. >> the only reason this is taking place is because the antitrust in its pocket, and to mix my metaphors, available to it. it is treating facebook and these other platforms like their subordinates. >> justice alito talking about section 230 of the communications decency act, which moderates some of the content seen online, and it has for several years. as for the overall read out of this, it seems that justices overall are little skeptical of the arguments made by louisiana and missouri. it's not clear how they will rule, but we know they will ruled by the end of the term, june, early july. baback to you. >> kayleigh: david, thank you. marc, i want to bring up some of the emails so viewers un

years ago candace aziz would've ended with many of these things that of made public over the last years to come back one point the republican party has been a party of strength traditionally and feeling important to stand up for american values in the world. our values are being fought for by other people in ukraine. if we don't stand up there, yes it will happen somewhere else and we will be dragged in. history tells us that. a whole history of the last century tells us that i am so sad and angry on the fact that some young soldier is in the ditch out there in ukraine fighting for those principles and doesn't have enough ammunition. isn't able to do it he needs to do today. every american should be sensed at the motion that we are contributing to that crisis. perhaps the loss of life for the person that's willing to fight for our values in their not getting the support they need from us. >> you had a career rooted in global values have you ever ruled out going back and serving again in public service. >> god will if i continue to feel healthy and energized as i do, i look forward to it

candace, what do you make of that?es it were. >> yes. and i think look, i mean, you know, i think a lot of people are surprised when they see, you know, how low in see, you know, how low down in comparison to things. comparison to other things. defence mean, defence spending is. i mean, a lot people commented lately lot of people commented lately on just how much the national debtis on just how much the national debt is taking up in of debt is taking up in terms of national expenditure. yet we live in very unstable world live in a very unstable world right now, and you would think that they would prioritise things defence. of course, things like defence. of course, you what, will money you know what, will that money go know, what will the go on? you know, what will the conflicts the future look conflicts of the future look like. and sort of like. you know, and we sort of think these in think about these things in terms of, you know, equipment and but i think now, and armoury. but i think now, you know, with technology,

chestnut and father to six charles chestnut local businessman and daughters pamela janice, ti and and candace i am grateful for the example. and he will being missed. thank you mr. speaker. i rise today to thank and cannot you late susan crowley from the university of florida. she retired in jans assistant vice president for community relations after 17 years serving the gator nation. her efforts were felt across the last two decades and impact future gator and fostered a community of service and connection through discovery gators volunteer also a program i have been a part of. these programs have educated, and served our neighbors connecting the students with surrounding communities. and a contact between the university of florida local chambers, local governments and spearhead meetings and spearheaded millions of dollars between the tbois and girls club and lupus foundation of america and campaign for charities $1 million of effort. your impact has been monumental bettering the lives of ourneighbors in florida. thank you for everything you have done and hope you enjoy your well ened retire

aspect when you watch some of these detransitioning videos, i watched one recently, brianna ivy with candacejust one section to go. in a couple of minutes. we'll have jerry. we won't have geri halliwell . we covered geri halliwell. we covered that already. we'll have billion already. we'll have a billion obese man who's obese people and a man who's eaten 34,000 macs. they're eaten 34,000 big macs. they're separate . seen a welcome back to headliners. we've got the mail now. and the scottish government has classified porridge as an unhealthy junk food. who better to tell us about this madness than the only person who probably agrees with it? lewis. i do agree with it. >> i agree with it totally. totally. so it says good news it's under fire after it's snp under fire after scottish government lists junk foods be subject to foods to be subject to supermarket promotion ban and includes porridge because cause because they think oh well, what isjunk because they think oh well, what is junk food. it's a it's processed. it's heavily processed. it's heavily processed food, it's sugary foods. it's but

aspect when you watch some of these detransitioning videos, i watched one recently, brianna ivy with candacejust one section to go. in a couple of minutes. we'll have jerry. we won't have geri halliwell . we covered geri halliwell. we covered that already. we'll have billion already. we'll have a billion obese man who's obese people and a man who's eaten 34,000 macs. they're eaten 34,000 big macs. they're separate . seen a couple separate stories. seen a couple of welcome back to headliners. we've got the mail now. and the scottish government has classified porridge as an unhealthy junk food. who better to tell us about this madness than the only person who probably agrees with it? lewis. i do agree with it. >> i agree with it totally. totally. so it says good news it's under fire after it's snp under fire after scottish government lists junk foods be subject to foods to be subject to supermarket promotion ban and includes porridge because cause because they think oh well, what isjunk because they think oh well, what is junk food. it's a it's processed. it's heavily processed. it's heavily p