candice: from the online ads-- male: i love it here. candice: --to the in-person tours. michelle lidel: all the people seemed very nice. candice: michelle lidel says brookdale senior living seemed like an answer to her prayers: a safe place for her father, ed, a photographer who developed dementia. michelle: the facility looked beautiful. candice: but then? michelle: it just started breaking down a little bit. candice: and then a lot, she says. michelle: he was on a permanent catheter. it wasn't working. brookdale nurses said they had been, what, pumping fluids into him to see if they could get him to move. he ended up in the icu for several days with, like, stage 5 kidney failure. mary helm: the first impression is, "oh, this looks like a nice home. candice: mary helm says she had a similar experience. her husband, michael, a vietnam veteran, was a resident, dealing with parkinson's and diabetes. mary: he had low blood sugar and he made it known that he needed to get some food onboard, some juice. and the person didn't come back. he was frightened. candice: mary's husba

candice got it wrong. no, i'm joking. obviously no right or wrong because participate of what makes him so interesting is that also his range, right? it's that we tend to think of a lot of these writers like twain in one way, but it's always interesting to remind ourselves, i think, of how much that experimented with different types of writing. and you know, whether it's in that case kind of historical fiction mixed in for twain, and also kind of an alagory, at least my memory of it, an allegory of how we own ideas or kind of inventions and that's in the mix, too, which i always thought was interesting. >> those were amazing answers. i'm glad i did put you on the spot. thank you. can you take one or two more questions? we're kind of running to the end of the program. somebody has asked if you're going to do a reading, matthew. we talked about this earlier. i think we are all looking forward to reading your book. but we have learned on these virtual programs that for authors to read out loud from their work just doesn't re

>> thank you, candice. and thank you so much for doing this conversation with me. i am particularly honored and intimidated because your books were among those that inspired me to take on this project and maybe we'll be talking more about genres and writing in general and i'll get to say some more about that. but yeah, this book came from my general interest in where books in our culture come from. so i'm always curious, and we see people explore this from time to time in kind of a specifically meta way. where does the great gatsby come from, or where does lolita come from? and sometimes finding that true story behind it, and telling that story or stories. in this case, i became curious about the last of the mohicans. the james cooper novel, and found that one of the inspirations, there is never one or usually there's not one monolithic kind of source or inspiration for a novel. but one of the inspirations was the kidnapping of daniel boone's daughter, jemima. that's what got me started digging into it. the kidnapping of daniel boone's daughter jemima. and that's w

nbc bay area, the parents who first reported o'connor to authorities, well, investigative reporter candice nguyen spoke to two mothers who feel their complaints weren't taken seriously. >> you know, months later when i saw the final police report that came out, i was, like, really even more angry and shocked that almost all those things had happened after i reported it. >> candice nguyen joins us now. you've been working on this for several weeks. why did those moms come out? why did they want to say this publicly? >> the only reason they want to be shielded, because they say their daughters would be identified. they're coming out now because now they've exposed shannon o'connor, any feel the police department took way too long with their investigation, allowed o'connor to continue to have these parties, to put more kids in danger. both the school and police say they stand by their investigations. raj, we have a quick clip right here of one of those parents really disagreeing with that. >> i think they failed. i think they both failed. and the only reason, you know, shannon o'connor, bruga

he never stays on message, but he did with the vaccine to candice owens, and he's telling people youuld get vaccinated. at least he seems to be. what do you think? the people he's talking to, why the change of tone? >> and bill o'reilly. donald trump coming in off the bench, coming in hot. he said all along one of the most effective things that could happen is for donald trump is to encourage people to get the vaccine. of course, it goes without saying that people dying and being hospitalized are overwhelmingly unvaccinated. the unvaccinated are overwhelmingly likely to support donald trump, tend to be from rural areas, republican. that all lines up. they want to hear from trump. they haven't been hearing from him. he also reportedly got the booster. that makes three shots he got. none of them on camera. public officials wish he called in the cameras for that. a rare photo op donald trump doesn't seem to want. overall, this will be a message folks don't get the news from other places like the candice owens show or bill o'reilly or that sort of thing. they don't get a lot of voices in

investigative reporter candice wynne has been on the forefront of the story.nd why does this matter to the overall community? >> good samaritan is back in compliance with federal regulators. good sam would have lost its ability to treat medicare patients. many hospitals can't survive financially if that happens to them. but good sam here has redeemed its status. as we reported, the centers for medicare and medicaid issued a notice of termination in july. regulators determined failures by management push patients in harm's way and in some cases directly harmed patients. good samaritan addressed the violations and is now in good standing with medicare. >> you talked about some overworked nurses. what are they telling you? >> they said they're happy they're seeing more oversight and tracking in patient care. they're seeing a difference when regulators came in. they say there are still staffing problems with not enough staffing and their second concern is whether these plans will stuck around. >> is this a one and done? will medicare still keep an eye out on good

. >>> our guests tonight, candice millard, three "new york times"

the more i dug, and i'm sure you might find this too, candice, you hit a wall. this is such in terms of true stories. obviously we are talking about fiction, you can try to build yourself out of premise that you get stuck on. most of real life doesn't keep building in terms of stakes in terms of us pence, what we call twists and turns, right? but very often we explore projects that we say, this can't be a book, maybe it can be a article, maybe it can't be that. maybe literally just a sentence or two and then it fizzles out. the more i looked into it, the more it built up and i found that not only was this kind of initial event, the kidnapping of jemima boone and her two friends really compelling in all kinds of ways including the perspective of those doing the kidnapping which is a group of cherokee and shani indians but it started a chain reaction into a series of events and what i really love as a reader and writer and i will be presumptuous and think you do too just knowing your work and has pretty tight scope. okay, i'm going to write 80 years of this person

candice and others that have no background but are given a platform because they're conservative. they're going to see, look, here's the next holiday this weekend. those people actually trained and that's what it is. and they and they create trouble for the real people that are legitimately they are and the end of one are not and i believe name. this is also of the problem with the conversation around politics. because on the one heavier people leak made, the list of the conservative luminaries, tim scud, from the loser rights malick, or herman cain are purely. those are, those are the leaders of the republican movement. but then you have the entertainment wink of the party. and those entertainers tend to put a negative perspective out there for the black community. so they start lumping everybody else and with diamond and silk and some of these other entertainers. oh, you can't say that names. i'm you know, your friends. i can hear what you said to me. i think this probably in the drive in the room back there who are getting what you're going to hear. make up done. yes. you're ge

candice nguyen, nbc bay area news. >>> candice has been on the forefront of this story. her full report on nbcbayarea.com. >>> up next a quick look of the top stories we are following including a surge of covid cases. as more omicron cases are being reported right here in the bay area. from one moment to the next, our kids become the most important part of our lives. and even though the years pass, that never changes. we never stop worrying about them. that's why it's important to have health insurance. with covered california, we got a plan we could afford. it includes free preventive care, like cholesterol and blood-pressure checkups. because even though they grow up, they'll always be your baby. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31st at coveredca.com. >>> here is what you can expect tomorrow morning on "sunday today" with willie geist. >> good morning kira. great to see you, tomorrow morning on "sunday today," my conversation with oscar winner matthew matthew mcconaughhey. a sequel to the blockbuster film "sing" that earned mcconaugh

our own candice nguyen tweeted this video saying that the wait was at least an hour long. the warriors are supposed to be playing against the nuggets in denver, but that game has been postponed. it had to be put on hold because the nuggets don't have the minimum eight players required to play because of covid and injuries. draymond green vented on twitter. the warriors had a play a game earlier this week with many key players out, including draymond. this is the 11th game postponement by the nba because of covid. what about the weeks to come? tonight we're getting answers from a covid expert. joining me now is dr. kiersten domingo from ucsf. thanks for joining thus thursday night. what should we expect in the days ahead? is the surge going to get better before it gets better? >> it will get worse before it gets better, but if the u.s. follows the path of other countries who've experienced omicron before us, this entire surge will likely take about four to six weeks, so we're looking through the end of january, but it's definitely going to get worse before it gets better. >

candice hale, you started yet. no, he started this, hold on to quote a fellow that i forgot all your presumably you'll be on with us. you'll deal with us. i mean us to read us to the apathy in is ludmilla but news tommy pill and i saw them on ebay but, but not in all of those. not still us on them. okay. to be pushing it up. is there a particular a approximately not quite what you're not quite sure not nasal but that for sure. that's because that seems to be something that still people won't agree on. i mean, in your view, how did the war start? was it a civil war? was it an external aggression? don't ask me about that because you won't have answer for me about it because i don't know, maybe you can ask nearly he's, he's always better in that kind of stuff. and so for you, that doesn't matter. it actually doesn't matter how they had an idea about working together again, didn't he came with a proposal to visit you in who piano? can you tell us about what his proposal was? we were talking about maybe let's do somethi

so i'm, i'm kind of nolan smith has that great scene isn't there where he points to, candice hale, you started it, know you started this whole are going to quote a fiddler that i forgot all nipples. emily, you'll be with us. if you'll get on with us, meet us through the roster apathy in his lumala, but his tommy pillar saw them and it will be but, but normally does not tell us all of them. okay, to be pushing it up, is there a particular commuter thought? volleyball w a certainly not quite a lot. you're not gonna watch a lot. what's the reason for that? because that seems to be something that still people won't agree on. i mean, in your view, how did the war start? was it a civil war? was it an external aggression? don't ask me about that because you won't have answer for me about it because i don't know, maybe you can ask nearly he's, he's always better in that kind of stuff. and so for you, that doesn't matter. it actually doesn't matter. now they had an idea about working together again, didn't he came with a proposal to visit you in lieu beyond can you tell us about what his propos

candice hale, you start to get no, he started this, hold on to quote a fellow that i forgot all your presumably you'll be with us. i said, you'll get on with us to meet us through vienna's to the pin is ludmilla bernice. tommy penner so there are many movie but for normal does not tell us all normal has to be pushing it up. is there a particular commuter thought? volleyball w a certainly not quite what you're not gonna watch out. but the departure that's because that seems to be something that still people won't agree on. i mean, in your view, how did the war start? was it a civil war? was it an external aggression? don't ask me about that because you won't have answer for me about it because i don't know, maybe you can ask nearly he's, he's always better in that kind of stuff. and so for you, that doesn't matter. it actually doesn't matter. or they had an idea about working together again, didn't he came with a proposal to visit you in who piano? can you tell us about what his proposal was? we were talking about maybe let's do something again with the topic. and then i said, maybe w

yeah, candice co a give and i'm and these accounts, furniture visa. mm hm. when passing mass and amazon mentioned couldn't even zelan in ago. how much of all the people have actually had at i think this pandemic, and also called for every peasant to take their own responsibility over this christmas season. yeah, so sort of helping explain what the government is doing. and i guess calling for patients in a sense, in your shows or political porter, thanks much let inside of course watching did of the news live from for then that's your update, pronounced unexpired to watch with . sh lou, where i come from, we have to fight for a free press. i was born and raised in the military dictatorship with just one tv channel and a few newspapers with official information. as a journalist, i have work often for many cameras, and their problems are always the same for do social inequality, a lack of the freedom of the bread and corruption, we can afford to stay silent when it comes to the defense of the humans. on seaman whitefield bowls who have decided to put their trus

speech and they tried to become the 1st one to remove every history or parts of history inside to candice. john perry, a cabbage. stan is a professor of political science at hong kong baptist university. he says the movies likely to impose edgy cation challenges. it's been expected from some time. clearly they were instructions coming from pacing and from the face of the central government, hong kong to remove the tattoo. so it shows that today going to be harder and harder to talk about and then and that alone to commemorate the massacre which to place in 1989 and 10 and then square. so now the do matic has become a kind of a taboo question. in hong kong, so now it's clearly a signal that he won't be taught anymore at school and you get me is going to be very hard and harder to teach about 10 and then not like the university level in home home. as far as i'm concerned, i still teach the subject because that part of the curriculum history professors to teaching contemporary chinese history do teach about 10 and a part of the curriculum. but i know that more and more instructors are teache

candice howard surpasses. my expectations me, i think it harmonizes well with the surroundings. i should post game that i mom genesee's, and frank larry is perfect for this project because he has, this is all and creativity of an artist. that is 8 hours. she to pull up kathy kraft elder enough to use the tower, combines architectural brilliance with artistic verb. the entrance hall, for instance, contains a spiraling 32 meter long metal slide. contemporary artworks are on display in the exhibition rooms some from maya hoffman's private collection luma. arl is one of europe's largest private art projects. with this unique project, hoffman wants to break new ground and create a very special place for visitors, artists, and scientists who can work together creatively. another shining new work towers, some 40 meters above the dutch city of rotterdam. the new art storage facility at the boy. mm. and spawn born again, museum is the 1st in the world opened to the public and displays the museums entire collection. one challenge was to design a building where no one would get lost in the

that in a, our group, candice easton, come far away from your services with actually control. they're able to disseminate technology by communications, by phone, ass, telegram and so forth. sure. and then set up these kinds of jackson baseline. all right, general, i'm going to talk about some of these are tactics of the arm clip said currently focusing on uganda. and this is grace mexico, who is a security analyst talking about the change in the way the attacks are being made. general, please have a listen to grace and then react immediately of the back. of his comment to me. what i had seen before was that they will pick bombs and place them at a places like in a restaurant or by or throw them at moving vehicles. but the act as will not stay, you know, throw their mind. i will run away. but now for the 1st time now we're going we seeing a pattern of home grown suicide bombers, who are known by the local communities. wow, good families. we've been carrying out these acts and these are in the age group. it's almost like running around that, the youth you. oh sure we, it's a bec

cocoa and timber export. angelique soldiers repairing the roads to it's just the start of what you, candice on congress armies say will be the end of the adf. every one who's tried before has failed. malcolm web altos era. serbian protests have been back out blocking roads for a 3rd week and running as they denounce plans for lithium mining. but ta, saturday's crowds were smaller compared to the past few weeks after the government bout to summon their demands. it scrapped law as active. they said were purely design help my giant, we owe 10 toe star operations in sabby as west protests have been back out. demonstrating in vienna against the austrian governments. plans to make covert vaccines. mandatory legislation is set to come into force in february pending parliamentary approval. those who refused to get vaccinated face of fine and more than $4000.00 every 3 months. austria has a 68 percent vaccination rate, which is actually one of the lowest in europe. have been similar protests in the country in recent weeks after the government introduced a 4th lockdown to curb a record number of infe

candice president reveals foreign interests might walk in attacks that led to a mission in the democratic republic of congo. ah with hello. good to see you. you're tuned in to your weather update for asia. we're getting strike to a some rain for southern sections of honshu on monday. then we got some snow for the higher grounds over at north korea. and same goes for the northeast of china, nemo. elsewhere across china, things are looking good temperatures, while above where they should be gray, lynn 23. that's nearly 10 degrees above average. as we look towards south east asia . right now, this says storm system is thrown rain towards southern smarter and west. java gotta be on the lookout for flooding here. and we see a return of some showers for central and southern areas of vietnam as we go down under right now, we'll talk about the rain risks for australia through queensland, coastal sections of new south wales. so still no relief from the flooding that we're seeing here, temperature wise. but the colors on here, so the darker the red, the higher the temperature look at purse at 36 de

candice will still had here on out there. we followed the client and started families and it led hit by severe flooding. life is about to get tougher stale for palestinian refugees. in lab on the even wall of funding come play story after the break. ah getting going for thursday, december the 23rd. here's what you need to know for europe and africa. hello everyone. that cold arctic air sling and further toward the south. so put the colors on here, the dark or the purple, the lower the temperature moscow minus 12, kiev minus 8 degrees. now in terms of that active weather, we've got some rain being thrown into northern ireland, western and northern portions of scotland, swath of snow. and speaking of snow, we're also going to get a light dusting through denmark. so copenhagen, couple centimeters. same goes for the northeast of germany. drenching rain, cutting across iberia temperatures have fallen in seville, 16 degrees. and i think the worst of this will be for that western portion of spain on thursday, and for italy and the b

um, you do say, michelle, candice, who of the i m f. back then i met him once and the u. s. embassy in the year of who is there, pressured him to accept new liberal policies. he refused, but at the same time he and even jerry law rawlings is thought of as quite a good african lee. they died about a year ago in ghana. they were all, they were getting aid. i mean, the st car are getting aid from paris as opposed to the washington d. c. i m f o. well bank. right? i mean it's, it's true and it's, it's, i'm, and i appreciate you complicating the story because it is, it is very complex. so many different points in history, france actually tried to work with some current, even tolerated quite a bit of revolutionary rhetoric targeting france. but you know, some car expected to be treated as an equal, as a peer head of state, you know, a fully sovereign country. so, you know, he refused to accept his country, being a vassal in this neo colonial relationship. and so some car, i mean, he knew that he couldn't break with, with france completely. i mean is seen are the revolutionary s

cocoa and timber export, congolese soldiers repairing the roads to it's just the start of what you, candice on congress armies say will be the end of the adf. every one who's tried before has failed. malcolm web al jazeera. in the news ahead cases and hospital admissions are up, but to south african signed to say there's no sign i micron is causing more severe disease. and high court in london quiz. the way for the wiki, expanded julian assange to face trial in the united states. ah, look forward to brighter sky's the weather. sponsored my cattle airways. hey there, hope your weekends off to a good start. look right off the bat. we've got to talk about some extreme flooding in the southwest of france, also northern areas of spain, this river in the southwest of france, has reached historic heights nearly 6 and a half meters, and people are being told to stay home. now the good news is this intense rain peters out for this area over the course of the weekend, northwestern europe. right now we do have a wave of some advantage rating for the republic of ireland. the united kingdom is also a so

candice co a given i'm and these accounts, furniture visa. mm hm. when passing mass nomine on mentioned, can even salonen of all how much of all the people have actually had at, i think this pandemic, and also called for every peasant to take their own responsibility over this christmas season. yeah, so sort of helping explain what the government is doing and i guess calling for patients in a sense in your shows or political porter, thanks much let inside a revolutionary new telescope is set to blast off into space. the james web telescope is now minutes away from take off. you're looking at live pictures on board. a rocket from the european space agency launch base in french kiana. the telescope is expected to being back new clues about the origins of the universe. mm. the new i in the sky is the successor to the legendary hubble space telescope. it's 6 and a half me to mirror makes the hubble look tiny by comparison. the james webb, the biggest telescope ever sent into space, is made up of 18 segments plated with a raise, a thin gold coating. the

to do that and to tell them you spoke with his wife in washington state, how are people, how are candiceends to be with you say hey that they need worked out really hard and stated you're in tire political life on can i take it and become my thing too? strictly on castro two. leon is terrific plants are childcare among other things. picking up parts of what he had done. disability rights. and if i can, quote one more click it's also joe biden did with me as i talk about in the book, how it caught me out of the blue. and sit after the primary was over and said how you feel would you be okay if i picked it up the very next day he gets up and talks about it. let me tell you why think that happened ... is my hope why. i solve this primary as a chance to put out a lot of ideas. ideas for our nation, ideas for our party, a chance to show the nation what was possible. and my 81 plans, i am in love with them. i love them. i think about the differences we could make with every single one of them. i think that is exactly how jay inslee felt about his plans on how to combat climate change and he di

but also talked about how he's gotten the booster and then had a showdown with candice owens, and itthese almost being outflanked on the right if other people decide to run against him and assuming he does run for president, by governors who are not as pro-vaccine. >> well, of course, there are always going to be nuances there because former president trump continued to say he's not for any kind of vaccine mandate which puts him in sync with a lot of those republican governors. i really do think that one thing that we're seeing here, though, is a shift of covid from being a pandemic to being endemic and the politics of being -- facing the covid pandemic were in some ways really hard for the republican coalition to address, but i think the shoe may be on the other foot now that, as you shift to endemic covid, it may be the case that the democratic coalition has a hard time abandoning sort of lockdown and masking and school shutdown policies that have now, at the very least, outlived their usefulless. >> ramesh, kirsten, thank you. happy new year. >>> a chaotic scene caught on camera.

>> probably for a few hours and we're seeing as you mentioned there in san jose, candice and walnut creek 39. you see a little blue skies. we'll get sunshine for the morning before things change during the afternoon. cool day today. the clouds start to thicken up highs in the upper 40s in walnut creek and concord. 52 san jose 47 in napa and 50 for san francisco and 51 in oakland. right now the storm ranger showing you a few scattered snow flurries. this next bach of clouds will change things as we head towards the afternoon going from the sunny breaks we're seeing this morning to cloudy skies around lunchtime and see how the rain fills in as we head towards 8:00 tonight. you may notice the clearing a little snow on the higher peaks. snow levels drop later monday into tuesday. could see more snow and local mountains and the higher hill tops. i'll have a quick look at the timing of that on the forecast in ten minutes. back to you. >> can't wait. >>> let's take you out to the sierra. this is a live look at highway 89 in squall valley where they have a lot of snow. whiteout conditions. there

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secondly it's very juicy because candice owen has been peddling anti-vaccine nonsense online and to watche when the president says what we know is true, vaccines are effective. why is the former president taking this stance now? what is up with the timing? >> it's never too late to do the right thing, but the former president waited until the concrete had really hardened among his base and the republican coalition more broadly. the numbers are unbelievable. the kaiser family foundation polling, over 90% of democrats are vaccinated. over 60% of -- only 60% of republicans are vaccinated. the share of vaccinated republicans who say they're going to get boosted is far lower than the share of vaccinated democrats. the death rate is triple in the most trump friendly counties as in the most biden friendly counties. the former president is making what is a pretty obvious political pivot that he wants to take credit for the original development of the vaccines which he can. and i think he is putting himself in a position to argue at some point in the road that we gave the biden administration ever

i'm candice nguyen this morning. in white christmas in the bay area but certainly a wet win.ave cars slushing puddles. this san mateo a downed tree meant a detour for holiday drivers there and run offs from creeks spilled on the streets? san bruno. good news, the rain did not stop people from having fun and chris from having christmas fun in the square. >> it was raining while we were ice skating. >> you still did? >> i still did it. it was still fun. >> great to see families enjoying the holidays despite the pandemic and rain. on the roads, it continues to be tough with the rain so be careful out there. it caused flooding on some roads this year as southbound 880 north of stevens creek boulevard. in the north bay impacted too, wet weather. this hill closed. one of the two southbound lanes on the main road through town between molly stones. the tarp here you see was put on after a prior mudslide but it did not keep things from sliding again overnight. the lane is set to reopen later this morning. rob is in and a quick look at the micro climate forecast. >> chilly start to the