amna: candace, what about that?as an assassination of some kind, how would that be received and perceived in russia? what is the message that is meant to send? candace: the message is, you know, mess around and you will find out, basically. i think the timing was interesting. we are just recently that sergei surovikin, "general armageddon," as he is known, a number of different commanders who i think will be dealt with or are being dealt with, so that will be key to watch. but in terms of what we're hearing out of places like belarus, where vino there are -- where we know there are some contingents still operating, there are reports of internet being cut off, you know, cell phones also being cut off in that suggests, in fact, that there is some concern from the kremlin that there could be some retribution or revenge plan, that prigozhin had in place in case of death. amna: angela, it was up until recently, we should remind people, that wegner group, led by prigozhin, played an absolutely crucial role for the kremlin

foreign policy and ukraine is another issue where a lot of the candace disagree.o that is a tough task for the moderators. but certainly chris christie has debate skills a everyone will be watching for him. polling will change some of the candidates might get in some great moments, viral moments. does that that does not mean things cannot change before the next debate development people are just starting to pay attention, event primary voters are religion and politics. until they get vivek ramaswamy this week or tim scott last week we will see the fluctuation in that's just what happens on the timeline here. arthel: you are right chris christie is skilled but so are martha and brett. they will be ready for this. [laughter] going to point that out. so listen, there is talk about this and some of it is speculation some is coming from well-placed sources who know the man himself. you think trump will turn himself in for processing in fulton county georgia during or before the debate so he can steal the spotlight from the debate? and if he does how would this play bey

candace: great to be here. i am going to put my business hat on. am going to say in order to be a good business partner in this, start by conducting an audit. that is an audit of your own infrastructure and assets. think about the capital investments you can actually make towards antitrafficking solutions. so think about -- and i know we do not like to talk about this, but human capital. your workforce. could they be trained to recognize and report human trafficking? could they also raise awareness when they are out and about even potentially doing their jobs? could they volunteer for local antitrafficking organizations? think about your intellectual capital, your product, services, data. i give a shout out to microsoft, part of something called tech against trafficking, and they are looking to use reported data on victims and survivors of human trafficking. how can that data be used to combat the proliferation of human trafficking? think about your net worth capital. could your networking department do a marketing campaign to activate your custome

we're joined now by our panel michael walker and panel by michael walker and candace and candace, candace story today about inflation, the about grading inflation, the measures to reduce it seem to have hit select schools more than comprehensives . than comprehensives. >> it's so interesting, isn't it? >> so yeah, the sharpest drop in grades been seen amongst grades it's been seen amongst the schools and the the private schools and the grammar schools. so they think that they benefited more from generous from teachers . generous marking from teachers. but what even though they have seen the sharpest drop, there is still huge disparity between still a huge disparity between the areas in the the most deprived areas in the north and the more privileged schools in the south. and a lot of this has to do with how many teaching hours they receive dunng teaching hours they receive during the pandemic. like quual is happy see these these is very happy to see these these these drops because they think it's levelling playing field it's levelling the playing field . ireland, for instance, . but in ir

our report is part of the arts and culture series, candace. a vegetable becomes a dish. hundreds. series of embroidery are a part of an exhibition called agriculture, art inspired by the land. more than 15 artists create the works now on display at three local farms. the goal is to explore our relationships with nature. >> it is not a typical art show. >> a coordinator allowed us to explore a topic which is so vital to all of us. that's how people are connecting . >>. r. >> and artist said a vegetable while not well-known in the united states is a staple in asian countries like the philippines. >> she had to do a lot of food substitutions. it was one of these things that was really just a because i would eat the foods, and the united states and what happens is -- >> having an opportunity to have this meaningful connection, not a product but with the plant that you can watch. bring into your kitchen and feed yourselves, this was a great opportunity to think about farming. >> jane is another curator. she says the collaborative nature cultivating creativity. >> this is made them thin

i'm candace nguyen, a reporter with nbc news. st.d us they do not comment on pending litigation. when we reached out to san francisco police they wouldn't say whether they've received any reports from the school. >> my abiding concern is that there is no culture at the school where duty of care and safeguarding is adequately pursued. >> that was candace nguyen reporting. the outside investigator also looked into a third report. they interviewed a former teacher who said she saw a text or post in 2020 from a past student alleging similar behavior against three different alums. the investigator said the teacher was credible but they were unable to track down the former student. if you have a story for our investigative unit, call 888-996-tips or visit our website. >>> a tech giant is mourning the loss of one of its founders. dr. john warnock died yesterday surrounded by family. he started adobe in 1982 after his partner and he met xerox. adobe is most known for acrobat, illustrator and he won a number of awards, including one issued by

investigative reporter candace nguyen joins us now. your investigation already getting results. >> that's right, audrey. we told you el camino real in and around atherton has a pedestrian rate that is nearly double and triple of the neighboring cities. one of the highest in the bay area between 2011 and 2020. two latest victims were elderly with dementia. after watching that mtc commissioner who you see here wanted to experience this road for himself as a pedestrian. the experience, he tells us there, was alarming and eye opening. now he is not the only one taking notice here. atherton police and san mateo county sheriff's office increased enforcement after i started asking these questions. the supervisor said local to regional to state leaders need to come together now to prioritize pedestrian lives on this stretch road. >> this is wild. this is -- >> what's wild about it? >> i mean, look at the cars. look at the speed. i want to work with cal trans. we've issued a letter and that letter is to tony tavares, the director of cal trans a

i mean, at some point, do i just come up, but it's a couple of as well as i, she's and i guess candace best or by able to solve. that'd be the needles cormier stopped us by a toy sky today. so i think to yourself what a little shane yet. i see it was for me and i need your show as was last on the 21st of to this down to the special operation in february 2022 hundreds of pre some believe us were forced to flee ukraine. those who remain live in fear of wasting a rest and confiscation of church property. the world prefers to ignore the unprecedented pressure that thousands of people are subjected to an ukraine every day in a small region or thoughts, namely using this man, you must either smell okay and it's much in that he's cause yeah, he reason he's my general extreme judge him on yes, status this way you last week and this is shannon stressful. was more than that. he's page scheme which is march 22nd 2020 to the day. so from the of ukraine recede . bill number 7204, on finding the activities of the ukrainian orthodontist touch base, exempted the state will officially take away all the

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. >> watch out, candace. see, the guy doesn't see you. >> reporter: the close encounter we witnessed while reporting on the problem. >>> plus, the show goes on. a san francisco movie premiere happening as we speak, but without any of the stars. it's the latest impact of the sag-aftra strike. >>> good evening. this nbc bay area news tonight. i'm raj mathai. let's start with some of the headlines that we are watching on this wednesday. former president trump will face a judge in washington, d.c. in a courtroom tomorrow. he is charged with trying to overturn the presidential election of 2020. the historic indictment was announced yesterday. mr. trump was accused of conspiracy to defraud the united states of america, conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding as congress certified the election results, and conspiracy against the right to vote and have that vote counted. the indictment alleges that former president trump spread lies that he actually won the election while knowing that the claims were false. mr.

candace and diane, do you agree?ah. >> yeah, of course. >> i mean what else am i going to do, duh. >> kelly: it's funny i think when we're kids, i'm from a small town, i remember i was like i can't wait to get out. i want to do so much, i live like my main home is like in a place smaller than where i grew up, it's even smaller. you realize how precious that was to have space and like you know your neighbors and you know everybody in the community. it's funny how that comes full circle. did you all experience that. you are both from california, i don't know about her. >> i am from beverly hills. >> fancy. >> she is from beverly hills. >> kelly: that's fancy. >> i was from highland park. >> kelly: both fancy. we'll talk more about our favorite books later. it's mother's day this sunday. so, we want to celebrates. mary, do your kids celebrate with you? do you do anything special? >> they do, i am a grandmother now so part of what i'm celebrating is my daughter, lily who is an amazing mother herself. and yeah, it's like

, would it be the most fateful error of american policy in the entire post cold war era or george candace view was even more because you leave the twins that the mystery believe in joins you know, prosperity and it's doing clarity and, and profit i mean is. so this is the kind of like a long term view of the history was even more. and also to get back to you a question about the issue of history. i talked about at the end of the cold war, both russia and china with friends of the west ending united states. even after the september, eli was called president bush 1st, immediately after the a september attack. it was president clinton in this number to, to call you to provide support. it was trying his present, jones. i mean, even i that the point when you nice, you start to re focus on major power politics, which was george a george bush strategy is campaign rhetoric. but september 11th. you real with that. but it was rush, it was trying to try to help you guys, by the way, but the, the one, because i think it's actually a fundamental issue because i think both russia and china and a both t

been christian wife, long house, they're holding a course and making drawing scale. johnny's mother candace works at a school. she would like the other teachers to learn how to make drums so we're learning how to make 7 of the drums, and these are my coworkers and sculpture they and then christians apprentice. so we're making 50 drums for the school and i have my co workers doing that. and i always bring that into the school to not separate culture from education, the core of our students on our school or high that. and we learn differently to learn with our how of the i'm really satisfied, i've made a drum before, but this was a different process i like and how it's kind of like a dream catcher back. and uh, yeah, the process is kinda lovely as an affair, a few days for anything. we swear for a strong surgery like 5 times the all the people, animals, plants and the see as well as the forest. everything is in to move in and connected . the most common thing that you might hear about culture is our emphasis on respecting the things around we actually have for handle on. and it's fair to ask

candace is next in tennessee. good morning. caller: good morning. yes, we found out with the covid-19 shots there were no key cures only more bills. i do not use any of the products from the pharmaceutical companies and i have never been healthier. what they are doing is biological weaponry. human trafficking our immune systems to corporations. i have been illegally human trafficked in tennessee. this has gone on for a very long time. host: what do you mean you have been trafficked? caller: i am under illegal surveillance that my local county sheriff's department has investigated. they told me it is big government doing it. it is part of a social engineering social experiment to make medical debt slaves. host: let's go to danielle in hanover, new hampshire. good morning. caller: good morning. i can afford my prescription medication but only because i work at a hospital and i have very good health insurance. well, there is argument among how good the health insurance is. i have a $5,000 deductible every year. i meet that deductible in the beginning o

there are candace, try and get mix and 2019 to make it the outright. i'm going to give you 19 extra dollars or give me one that level i had not been tried before, but the same thing with the super pack, the fcc in this country, not to get to in the weeds, but the electron commission that says whether it's legal or not, it's evenly divided between the parties and they just never duplicate these things . so you can just try to plot the law then maybe 2 years later we get to find a, it's one of those, you know, ask for, don't ask for permission and you know, ask for forgiveness later deals. and so he's doing that. the mirror miami who's running also getting very little attention doing something similar is offering like a chance to win a college scholarship. yeah. that, that level of gimmickry is, is new to this race. and it does do what you were saying at highlight these candidates who want to be in the conversation. they might not have a passive presidency, but they might be on the future team. a few future president trump, maybe francis. whereas wasn't

that we are all the same and that there is some aspirational ideal of identity-less journalism that candace and from the heavens as the one accurate account of a thing. and another example of this that explore in the book is, when i want to cover the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando, florida, and a club, i think my experience going to gave ours, going to clubs, made my reporting better. that was a place where my identity, i think, added to the value of my reporting. and frankly another one of my colleagues, adrian flurry, tow who went down to cover the shooting as well, who's latino and influence banish speaker, was also able to say richard, restore ease. the story happened on latin night. he was able to connect with a community on a different, deeper level because of his identity in history in the same way that i was able to connect with the community on the upper levels because of mine. >> do we have any questions back there? >> this is going to give ari a heart attack, but we luckily the ambulance is right. there >> we do love a dramatic finish. >> when going to those places and talki

roadways, gim and cotton candace that he is next week when civic center carnival kicks off it is the fulton plaza and begins thursday august 24. with 5 huh human to a thousand people expected tell bring life and gi to the civic center your. we are looking forward to the exciting activation and it is the first of many at the site. come on the heels of a pilot project to enhance neighboring un mrs. saying. also last week bike share program in golden gate park with mta and rec and park >> 8a ratify in the time for outside lands and 4 in the next few weeks manufacture optionless. parks from the flurries to the western side inform ocean beach. >> the stations filled i gentleman in the station network. and -- this was also a key per of the safety and access program. we are continuing to deliver on of commitments made through that program >> next week keep are looking forward it unveiling hery play ground in the sunnydale neighborhood. renovations got under way 10 months ago and wore help to announce and hope you will join us in a ribbon cutting on thursday august 24 at 5 p.m. to celebrate

kumasi: candace regulations may soon be ease at the federal level.epartment of health and thus recommended may want moved to a lower level. president joe biden has requested the initiation process of re-categorizing it under federal law. cannabis is considered illegal in united states but states allow its use in some form. reggie: business owners could soon face millie's of dollars in new fees from visa and mastercard. wall street journal reports both companies will increase fees that merchants pay when they accept customers credit cards. the changes could lead to merchants paying more in fees. according to a report, merchants paid about $93 billion in visa and mastercard credit card fees last year. the price hikes expected to start in october and april. it is not clear how much of those fees will be passed on to all of us. i'm guessing a lot of it. i love look at the new york stock exchange. we are up about 90 points. kumasi: talk about commitment. a tennessee woman says she has kept the same hairstyle for more than 30 years and now she holds the re

a dramatic size in a long period of time, there cannot be any information in the short term that candaceiews the idea there is some secular trend to be a part of. even if there was a debt, it gets bought into in terms of nvidia specifics. jackson hole is an interesting one. there is going to be a lot of speculation for the fed. i'm not sure markets are going to panic too much. alix: james. we have run a lot. take a look at the bond market. have the 10 year yield highest since 2007. if we push higher from here, that does end up winding up certain tech valuations. is there a signal with what we are seeing in yields right now? james: there is a lot post hoc rationalization. there are a lot of narratives. some make some sense. some make possibly less since. it looks technical to me your it i do not think there is an obvious reason why we are seeing the yields bucking like a branded stallion today. alix:1 james: i do not think we are going to get the answer from chair powell at the end of this week, nor are we for any other central banks. they have been surprised at the extent of inflation to

well, you can't buy and candace involves anymore. you can still use the ones that you may own in your home. all right. coming up next on properties at 3, one of the nation's best hospitals is right here in the bay area. more on where it ranks against the rest. >> welcome back. ucsf medical center has been named the top hospital in the nation for adult care. and number 2 for neurology and neurosurgery. this ranking was posted this morning by the news and world report's best hospitals for 2023. ucsf was ranked among just 5 others in california. the medical center was also named one of the nation's leaders in quality and safety ucsf, along with ucla health, where the only hospitals in california to rank among the top 50. so congratulations to ucsf. thank you for all the good care you give to us. that is all we've got for kron. 4 news at 3. so thank you for joining us. and we'll be back phil-- social medi a-- people would ask me, is that your room? and i would say, yes, it was. but they didn't see the behind the scenes. stacks of cups, d

jeffrey brown has the latest on the standoff for our arts and culture series "candace." >> the strike and film writers began before the summer, and last month, sag aftra joined with their own strike after their negotiations broke down over similar issues. the dual strikes have upended the industry, halting promotion of new movies and shows, and shutting down production. jane fonda is among those out on the picket line. >> these unions coming together is historically important. union solidarity forever. >> the new talks will have to solve major divides over streaming, revenues, and the role of a.i.. we get an update now from matthew bellamy, entertainment journalist and founding partner of puck news. thank you for joining us. it is worth noting that even before they sit down today, there was new mudslinging, but what brought to the writers and producers back to the table? >> i think honestly the pain that has bn in for it on both sides over the past three months is driving this. we are getting to mission-critical where some of these movies slated to come out next summer are in peril. t

and candace rondeaux is a senior director at new america, a washington, d.c.-based think tank.tten extensively about the wagner group and prigozhin. >> i think this time, we see the reaction on the ground from perversions hands, -- from -- the namesake of the wegner group is also dead along with others involved in this. >> you heard the comments from president biden and the cia director who said he would be surprised if -- would putin want prigozhin dead and do you believe be behind this? >> prigozhin challenged the kremlin and the conduct of the war. he had a populist message that while children were dying and their husbands were dying, the children of the elite were in the south of france. a brief extract on the day of the coup, there was anger behind it. if indeed there was inset -- assassination, we don't know that yet, it is to try to deter other people in the elite and the military from challenging putin again. making them understand what will happen if they do. >> what about that? if there was an assassination, how would that be received and perceived in russia? what is

he turns the page for our arts and culture series, candace. ♪ jeff: a rehearsal for a musical -- makebe musical. james mcbride actually wrote it 35 years ago and it has since done nothing. no productions zero success. , but mcbride is unfazed. >> i just can't let it go, in part because i think it's good. and also, i don't mind failing. writers, what we do, most of what we do fails. and that's the lesson that writing teaches you. you know, i tell young writing students all the time,fail and fail better. jeff: by that and pretty much any standard, the 65-year-old mcbride, who lives in lambertville, new jersey, has been failing quite well. he's author of five novels, including "miracle at st. anna," made into a film by spike lee, and "the good lord bird." >> my name is captain john brown , and i am here in the name of the great redeemer. jeff: an irreverent take on the abolitionist john brown that won the 2013 national book award and was later made into a showtime series. he's also written a biography of singer james brown, and the bestselling 1996 memoir, "the color of water: a black ma

guest 2: when we look at this question of debates, it is an american tradition that candace would show and we get -- that candidates with soap on stage and we get to listen to them and to others. i think this is a sign of the times as we move into the 2024 election. when we go back to 2020, once president biden was selected to be their candidate and donald trump was selected, the choice was clear. we also democracy was on the ballot, which i think it was. as a result, joe biden won the election. when we look into 2024 and you have 70% of the voters in polls -- and we have to know this is just one perspective, they say they do not like either one of them. we saw this with 2016 with donald trump in hillary clinton. it is like the worst of two choices. at the moment, joe biden's stomach -- dominating the democratic side. you do not open that can of worms and let people talk to your policy. i do not think this does a service -- i think this is a disservice on both sides. if you are not willing to meet dust to show up and meet the current challenges, are very different from 2020, and help c

candace cameron look-alike.remember she is from full house her daughter's name is natosha she is an influencerow she has come out in social media influencer said i regret not being a modest and on my other post she wants to start a new influencing campaign of modesty pete. she says it sexier, it's better what he say? or tell the world has changed. it used to be show skin get a lot of likes. and as a father six daughters, i love this new trend. and again this is kind of radical this is countercultural because all the kids up there are showing as much as they can without showing at all i love this trend because she is beautiful, great mom, great values i am down with this trend. so sean this is a terrible story there is a dying veteran it is horrible, cadiz perry this is not the first time she has done this is gotten a dying veteran to basically sign away his home while he is recovering from surgery projects they actually went to 2000 is on opioids a week after surgery, signs the offer to purchase a week later since i was on drugs. mean girl. by the way this is not the person she has done it. sh

. >> laura: another issue hanging over this tonight third party candace, joe manchin is not going tonight that they are ready to offer a unity presidential ticket if they don't like what they see. and green party candidate cornel west, is he still in the mix. so how could a third party candidate stack up in a general? take a look at this poll from emerson. in a head-to-head matchup in trump and biden they are two tied the two candidates 44%. when you add in cornel west, well, he becomes the spoiler, knocking them both down 42% trump and 41% biden. if you take him out and say just put taylor swift in for good measure, it's 42% trump and 39% for biden. all right. taylor swift is not actually running for president. i'm not sure why it was in the poll. she isn't even old enough. but, what this tells us is that biden's support is not as strong as democrats want you to believe. joining me now is one of those potential biden spoilers, dr. cornel west, 2024 presidential candidate for the green party. dr. west is going to be back with us for a moment. i'm not sure what happened to his shot, b

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. >> well i remember the first time i saw a foot on the l candace i showed up and jean shorts and a t-shirt did not go well with and over and grandkids. i started taking classes they rejected god and they hated our country and i'm thinking to myself, what have i got myself into? you >> just like the history curriculum in florida schools the history of ron descendants time of his ind lead, has been re-written. ron desantis now cast himself as a warrior fighting the ruling elite. an exhaustive new piece from the new york times details how much ron desantis spent much of his life trying to succeed in the very same elite circus. while he was capping the baseball team at yale, he joined saint elmo, a vaulted secret society at the school. he spent his undergraduate years dreaming about getting accepted at another elite institution, harvard law school. when he was eventually admitted to harvard, he didn't find himself surrounded by cultural marxist as he's recounted. by other conservative elites. people like leonard leo the head of the conservative federalist society, who letter help governor desa

the candace bureau of investigation is currently looking into whether the newspaper violated state law really risen over the past few days. and with reason. as the newspaper publisher eric meyer puts it, the police response was like working the swat team out for jaywalking. joining me now is brittani rove, attorney representing the marion county record. mr. rhodes, where to have you on the show. mr. barr play a clip of mayer talking to reporters on wednesday after that search warrant had been lifted. watch. >> we cannot let police when. cannot lead police. when and eventually, italy will cross the line to the point it becomes so egregious when other people come around and support. i cannot thank enough the support we got from journalism, news okanagan mission,'s people in general. all of this blasted planet who just realized this isn't american democracy to do something like this. >> first, how is the staff and mr. myre doing today? i know they had to work painstakingly long hours this week in order to get the paper out on wednesday with our equipment, and unfortunately the tragedy of

grand jury in georgia, impulsively being posted online while finds the threatening, the capital of candace northwest territories. 20000 citizens of yellow nice have been ordered to leave before the false moving flames arrive. ron's foreign minister has made a red visit to saudi arabia. he says, relations are on the right track. the visit 3 on the follows a trip to, to hong by the sound, the foreign minister in june, the foreign minister, se they'll work together to and conflicts and yemen, syria and the rock view. and security council is held its 1st open basing on the human rights situation in north korea since 2017. you are an expert, it's a warning of deteriorating rights inside the country. i say the situation poses threats beyond me telling young's folders. so 10 people have died off through a plane crashed on the highway in central malaysia. 2 of the dead were driving on the section of the road that was strong, quite a small. i crossed the chart to play it off. it's flight post just minutes before it was due to land because of the crashes being investigated. as the headlines news con

candace to achieve a very good return for the shareholders?k that is a key then we have to watch. >> you also cover mainland chinese banks. recently, the market to this group of stocks like a policy tool. this is in-depth policy. and i am wondering if you think at the current levels of stocks, do you think the market has fully discounted the cost of saving and supporting the economy? lower rates, perhaps discounted loans to the private sector? local government financing? christlike to be banks in china, they are trading at 0.3. >> i think that is already flecked -- reflecting most of the negative outlooks. it is already in price. it is already near the historical bottom for china. if you look back in the fourth quarter of last year, we see this training at the historical bottom level. you look at that time. we are worried about the china public policies of the lockdowns. we are worried about the suspension of mortgage and we are worried about the china property sector crackdown. do a little better than what was on in the fourth quarter last ye

terry, candace, kate, izzy, luke, laura, everyone in new york and all of our colleagues here who support us every day and to our fearless leader kim, rita, justin. we set out to show the real life impact of disinformation, how it not only hurts our democracy but puts real lives at stake. at the same time, we wanted to show the flipside, how mines can change when presented with the -- minds can change when presented with the truth. on behalf of the entire nightline team, thank you so much. we are so honored. [applause] >> the next group of awards honor four documentaries. all of them, yes, all four, were produced by frontline, the long time public television documentary series from wgbh in boston and distributed by pbs. "a thousand cuts" opens our aperture on disinformation to a global view. it took considerable courage to make. judges said "a thousand cuts" does an unbelievable job illustrating the nuances, vulnerabilities and disinformation campaigns all at play. the epic battle with the press over facts and truths. the feature-length film follows the study of one of the prime targets,

folks in donald trump's inner circle including rudy giuliani, perhaps someone like johnny smith, candace chance bro, people who wear the unindicted co conspirators in jack smith's january 6th case. we're expecting other names especially folks based in georgia. another campaign hands that maybe didn't end up in jack smith's indictment. it's a case of how broad d.a. willis wants to go with this one. >> are we expecting to hear, fani willis has been pretty vocal the past couple of weeks, more so than jack smith was ahead of the two indictments coming out of florida and washington, veasey. are we expected, are you getting any reporting on whether we'll hear from her as well if in fact and when this indictment is filed? >> yeah, we're expecting there will be something, not that different than what we saw from jack smith after he was able to secure the indictments in the january 6th and mar-a-lago documents case. i assume she'll be saying mostly that the indictment speaks for itself. but we're expecting her to make some sort of public remarks. she's been pretty quiet about this in general. pre

let's talk to writer and commentator candace holdsworth and political strategist and former adviser tojohn mcternan . good tony blair, john mcternan. good to see you both this morning. candace let's kick off, should we, with the telegraph and donald trump, where he says the charges against him will guarantee his victory ? yes. guarantee his victory? yes. >> well, he's pleading not guilty to all these charges, which is conspiracy to defraud the us, conspiracy to disrupt an official proceeding , obstruction official proceeding, obstruction and conspiracy against the right to vote. i mean, those are all pretty serious. he's going to plead not guilty. and from what i've read, his defence is going to be that he genuinely believes that the election was stolen from him. so i know how from him. so i don't know how that's going to play out in the courtroom. true what courtroom. it's very true what you . i think he's able to you say. i think he's able to mobilise his base and he's sort of putting narrative out of putting the narrative out there the justice system is there that the justice system

candace. so many stories about the loch ness monster at the moment. what is the ongoing fascination with the loch ness monster? >> we haven't found her. she's there somewhere. why do people. oh, do you? you'd be very careful what you say to believer. >> yes. >> yes. >> are you ? of course. yeah. >> are you? of course. yeah. why? >> what is it about it that captured it? i'm not saying it judgemental. i'm fascinated by people fascinated by the people who are fascinated by the loch she is. >> if you go up there, you can tell she's there. you can tell she's there feeling. >> yeah, the mystique of the feeling. >> so big. loch ness is so >> it's so big. loch ness is so huge. but she's down there in the depths. >> a really good piece >> there's a really good piece in about that this in the spectator about that this weekend. who lives on weekend. someone who lives on the he's been the loch. and he said he's been watching years, looking watching it for years, looking out her. and he said he's out for h

, news is senior commentator senior political commentator nigel nelson and writer and commentator candacein. so we're joining us again. so we're kicking off nigel with an own goal sun . goal in the sun. >> and what the sun is >> indeed. and what the sun is saying sunak and saying is that rishi sunak and prince william have decided that they won't be going to the world cup final in australia . cup final in australia. >> they actually announced that and said that. >> or is that just the sun thinking that the sun seems to be pretty certain that's what's going to happen. >> so , i mean, i think that it's >> so, i mean, i think that it's unlikely they would go actually. i mean, i can't quite see where where rishi sunak was sticking in his diary and according to the is actually the sun, william is actually worried increasing worried about increasing his carbon footprint by flying . oh, carbon footprint by flying. oh, heck, 9500 miles down there. but as we said earlier, if this is the biggest football occasion for this country since 1966, then the future king and the prime minister ought to be t

with us is candace she's a seven-time best selling author of books like "clean green eats."e base, right? >> you can even do let's start off. what makes a great smoothie? the base, right? >> you can even do sweet potato. some people do cauliflower now but you have a couple of elements that you want to add in so after a really good base like frozen banana, which is key, you want to add in some greens like baby spinach, maybe kale. maybe you like collard greens or swiss chard. >> will it turn the whole thing green? >> absolutely. i want you to be glowing at the end of the day so we say a base add coconut milk or almond milk. unsweetened milks are key. >> okay. >> s low sugar, high nutrients are the key. >> and banana makes it creamy, right? >> yes >> instead of using yogurt >> yes it tastes like a milk shake when you use a frozen banana. the viscosity of the smoothie is better quality a little sweetener from a frozen pineapple. >> and you have certain fruits you like that are a little better. >> i love berries, raspberries, blueberries, strawberries. high in antioxidants and v

guest 2: when we look at this question of debates, it is an american tradition that candace would showget -- that candidates with soap on stage and we get to listen to them and to others. i think this is a sign of the times as we move into the 2024 election. when we go back to 2020, once president biden was selected to be their candidate and donald trump was selected, the choice was clear. we also democracy was on the ballot, which i think it was. as a result, joe biden won the election. when we look into 2024 and you have 70% of the voters in polls -- and we have to know this is just one perspective, they say they do not like either one of them. we saw this with 2016 with donald trump in hillary clinton. it is like the worst of two choices. at the moment, joe biden's stomach -- dominating the democratic side. you do not open that can of worms and let people talk to your policy. i do not think this does a service -- i think this is a disservice on both sides. if you are not willing to meet dust to show up and meet the current challenges, are very different from 2020, and help clear the

candace is next in tennessee. good morning. caller: good morning. yes, we found out with the covid-19 shots there were no key cures only more bills. i do not use any of the products from the pharmaceutical companies and i have never been healthier. what they are doing is biological weaponry. human trafficking our immune systems to corporations. i have been illegally human trafficked in tennessee. this has gone on for a very long time. host: what do you mean you have been trafficked? caller: i am under illegal surveillance that my local county sheriff's department has investigated. they told me it is big government doing it. it is part of a social engineering social experiment to make medical debt slaves. host: let's go to danielle in hanover, new hampshire. good morning. caller: good morning. i can afford my prescription medication but only because i work at a hospital and i have very good health insurance. well, there is argument among how good the health insurance is. i have a $5,000 deductible every year. i meet that deductible in the beginning o

spend what you went through the did the success is candace which went on to win 5 goals to 4 on penalties usa for and she ensured the match would go to penalty kicks, including one from the here that much the referee rules. so we were able to speak to a couple of those players. so we're going to hear from fidelity in a row that, you know, the game goes and that's the way that life goes. and that's still the early match. south africa were knocked out of the tournament by the netherlands. the duffy's military.