to me and his team passed through the chaperone river street mangrove forest line. the routes on either side the journey takes another hour by speed boats. bones architecture is a reminder of sierra leone post as a british colony. back then, the british claimed and extracted the minerals. now, international corporations have taken of the company. the plans to invest in the bummed region is called west africa, blue, known locally as the africa conservation initiatives. o a c. i that interested in the mangrove forest. so what value do the mangroves hold for the company? ac, all the plans to lease the men gross for their ability to store comp. and the business model has to work with communities to reduce deforestation by identifying and managing conservation areas. i'm shifting to most sustainable harvesting practices . the lower rates of deforestation can be come to find items sold to companies as common credits. will learn more about how that all works. later to me i'm the teen travel to one of the many communities and negotiations with a c i of a mangrove forest num

so coach walz is going to chaperon. >> it is incredibly weak to show up with your running mate. fact they don't have enough confidence with her to get her to sit herself, the top of the ticket and do a single interview. the hand ringing and the jirations show a troubling lack of confidence in her political ability, which also makes you wonder as a voter, what kind of a president would you be if this small time position, can we do an interview or not, what does that look like for the decision-making progress. >> jesse: a lady a holds a mock dinner party to prepare for a dinner party cannot be the commander and chief. being president is not a dress rehearsal. >> i will tell you, i was in band when i was your age. and it requires a whole a lot of rehearsal. a whole a lot of practice. long hours. right? sometimes you hit the notes, sometimes you don't! >> jesse: kamala is a nervous wreck who can't be trusted with the nuclear codes. this job is not her. the only actor that can be president is reagan. she likes outer space and vein diagrams, and school buses, she likes to laugh. she i

comes out with op-ed this morning harris gets an interview cutch after ducking press will have a chaperon for chat with cnn, senator, are you surprised that even after all we know about her performance as vice president last four years that the polls are skill very tight? well, i am happy to see president trump is doing so well with these independent voters, who are revising just how liberal kamala harris is i think that is a reflection of the fact somebody has actually in favor of eliminating private insurance in the united states want to give free healthcare, to illegal immigrants, this is the person that so far for green new deal wants to eliminate fracking going to rise up prices for american consumers, this is someone who as a senator was out there the raising money to bail out criminals until the united states. but now makes it easier for illegal immigrant criminals to stay in the united states. these are the things she needs to address, answer, if she changes have you heard position we know leaks from staff members say she changed her position they need to get down to that today bu

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. >> so coach walz is going to chaperon tomorrow night at nine. up i think it's incredibly weak, weak source to show up run with your running mate. the fact mat that they don't have enough confidence in her to let her sit herselfr , the actual top of the ticket and do a single interview. in fact, i think the hand-wringin rview.g and the gyrations over this over the last month show a troubling lack of confidence in her political ability, whichter, also makes you wonder, as a voter, what kind of president would you be if this kina presia small time decision? >> can we do an interview or not? what does that look like for your decision making process? >> a lady who holds a mock dinner party to prepare for a dinner party cannot dinnommander in chiea lady hold insecure and riddled with anxiety is not the way you want to walk into the most stressful job in the world. >> being president t is isn't a dress rehearsal. >> i will tell you, i was in a, bandyo when i was your age. it requires a whole lot of rehearsal, a lot of practice. long hours., right?t! >>

so what we refer to a started as a chaperone doctrine shown doctrine 1st, so the lights 70 years ago, back in 1953 is basically based on 2 printers, one, the massive use of force and to the terrace in terms of progression. now have some great resource to push. the problem is, is i've never was able to ask a question. one force doesn't work. what do you do? short answer, more force. yeah. this leads us to a supervisor. when force doesn't work, i'm more forces used that to catch to jo site because at the end of the day with this round used force to gain a gate. again, it gives us sitting us for a certain tiers. i certainly, and gods are past 56 plus years and it did work and there is autism the ends, the jumps that stuff, slob, logical. these are the sort of rethink a visual for. so something's not working with us. and that is there a needs to see more in terms of magic solutions or that religious exemptions. we are now stopped, houses, response to desert, assess the mission of how much, what is the company that is support this many times at the head of the head of the organization. i t

we hop to get them and get your reaction and meanwhile, katie, why does kamala harris need a male chaperon in this interview? can you explain that? >> we may cover the clips live, but the interview is not live. says a lot alabama the candidate's capability to do a live interview and says a lot about her integrity and ability to do a live interview and in terms of her showing up to the first interview, she'll get lots of credit for finally doing it. that'll be the narrative tomorrow and with her vice presidential candidate, there's been a lot of argument that it's customary to be the nominee and vice presidential nominee. that's not the case if the nominee at the top of the ticket hat not given any interviews throughout the course of them being in charge of the democratic ticket. i done know why she wants her vice president candidate walz there with her. and the woman that wants to be the first female president of the united states of america wants to go out as independent person and independent nominee and plant her flag in the ground and ask merri bowls for their vote and take leadership.

electric vehicles, not banning them this is tail pipe emissions regulations this interview, she has chaperonede will make a points, i'm not go doing this or, that sure they are, they will disguise what they are doing in names like tail pipe regulations. it is bad stuff. we -- i hope that republicans hit home on this. this will hurt the economy. it is not just taxes, big regulations are form of taxation, there is a tsunami of regulations coming, they hit that economy, smaller businesses, the lifeblood of this economy, kills that, we have european style growth rates less than, bad for us and bad for free world. david: and you pensioned tsunami, climate change minchtses that we'll hear about that -- emergencies. >> they ul call it climate central complex. >> steve forbes great to see you. >> great to see. >> this month, bwe b, republicans are demanding answers, senator roger marshall is one of them waring in coming next. chase knows how to put the hart in your local community. evan! you're helping them with savings, right? (♪) somebody just got their first debit card! ice cream on you? your money

but katie, why does kamala harris need a male chaperone? >> well, we may cover the clips, but the interview is not live that says a lot about the candidate's capability to do a live interview, i wish cnn would release the interview in its interty, not leave things on cutting room floor. in terms of her showing up to the first interview, i am sure she will get credit for finally doing it, with her vice presidential candidate, a lot argument it is customary to be with nominee. but that is not the case if the nominee, at top of the ticket has not given any other interviews throughout the course of them being in charge of the democratic ticket. i don't know why she wants to have vice president candidate tim walz to be there with her, i would think as woman who wants to be first female president of u.s., she would want to go out as an independent nominee. and plant her flag in ground and ask americans for their vote. take leadership of the ticket. but she is bringing her vice presidential candidate. david: about time we figure out that americans

conditions had to be right you had to pick the right host, the setting, the length of time, the chaperone, and the questions. and the obvious want to avoid, was her role in covering jo's mental unfitness. remember, she insisted president biden was extraordinarily strong. >> u.s. as it president biden is incredibly strong. given where we are now, do you have any regrets about what you told the american people? >> no, not at all. not at all. i have served with president biden for almost four years now. and i'll tell you it's one of the greatest honours in my career. truly. he cares so deeply about the american people. he is so smart, speed it was so smart. so smart he had to drop out of the race. but what if you telling the truth that to her joe it seemed smart weight that will mean she's a drooling idiot. and she just rocks. if you did anything else she will make kamala harris look bad and we know that helps a trump. and by do you do when asked about the obvious coup against biden? you do what any seasoned act does, turn it into a family moment. did it happen on a sundae? >> it was a sunda

they aren't allowed to show any skin, not allowed to leave their house without a male chaperone, noto look at a man they're not related or married to. have we seen a statement issued by the white house? no, of course not. people want a safe border, a good and stable economy, none of those hinges we have seen from the democratic party thus far and we won't for the years if they maintain leadership p. >> the strongest demographic group voting for kamala harris and democrats, single women, the overwhelming strongest group. we can go into why, abortion is often a big issue with that group, even though donald trump has said he's not looking for a national abortion ban. it pulls people in one direction. kamala harris is a female candidate. a lot of people want to rally around a female candidate. do you think any of the things you're laying out to us, and you're young, does anything you're laying out do you think is breaking through with that group, that single young women who are so reliable for democrats? >> i think so. i think people my age, just recently graduating college, we're gettin

lawrence: he's become my chaperone. he's telling me which places to the eat at. with sean hannity the full week. i will report back -- ainsley: well, no one should mess with y'all because you have nala, and sean is a mixed martial artest, and he's bringing, i think, a bunch of bodyguards and his trainer, simpson. so you're going to be safe. lawrence a lawrence that's right. we're going to be locked and loaded. former chicago resident gianno caldwell, colleagues of -- colleague of you ares -- ours, is joining us next as the dnc kicks off in the windy city. you got this. one - remember, i don't want surgery for my dupuytren's contracture. two - i want to be able to lay my hand flat. three - i want a nonsurgical recovery. four - i want options - nonsurgical options. and five... and if nonsurgical treatment isn't offered? i'll get a second opinion. let's go! take charge of your treatment. if you can't lay your hand flat, visit findahandspecialist.com to get started. ♪ if. ♪ ainsley: this week in chicago thousands of anti-israel protesters could be expected at the dnc

i guess the emotional support animal but look like she needed a chaperone's been saying this is my stage and moment. i will handle the questions. >> gillian: from the campaign's perspective do you think he served whatever purpose they wanted him to serve last night or still you think a big mistake. >> net negative them both and i don't think you'll see another interview from kamala harris or tim walz before the debate on september 10th or even after. >> that's a huge liability if they think this is all we get because there's not very little to talk about so we are going to parse this interview in order to get from this? kamala harris tiffany joe biden's record taking ownership of joe biden's record saying i have no regrets about essentially engaging in misleading comments regarding his condition what you knew and when you knew and then offering joe biden that he's got the judgment a character to be president. then why did you leave the office? we will spend the next 2 weeks pouring over these responses in which exposing liability to the price president tethered to an administration ameri

she will have a chaperone. a deliberate attempt to limit the exposures risks for the vice president. sean duffy on fox business is with us now. they could say america gets to meet the ticket for the first time both harris and walz. at the same time is he there to potentially deflect any pointed questions that are directed at her? and then what about this image of the first potential female president of the united states having to sit beside a man? >> it's a bad look. i tell you what if my wife was running no way i would sit by her in an interview. she would kick me out. you want to look strong. the problem with kamala harris has had really bad policy and i think with stephen miller said she is the queen of word salads. we see that who watch her. we watched her for the last multiple years. what this shows is her team feels the same way we do. they don't have confidence that she can sit down in an interview without tim walz at her side. that is even with a left wing interviewer like dana bash. that says a lot. i

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there’s a theory that says that when we get very hot, we secrete special proteins in the body. chaperones well, that is , they protect our body from overheating, it has been established that these proteins, they can protect the nervous system from deposits, from those very amyloid deposits that begin to appear in the brain with alzheimer's disease, very significantly, that is, more than 60-65% reduction in risk, this is fantastic, in fact, at the moment there is not a single drug that could provide. such strong neuroprotective effects, in fact, it turns out that the bath really rejuvenates the body. in your story, doctor, you showed a huge number of options on how to choose the bath that will be useful for everyone, everyone will choose a bath for themselves, well, look, in fact, there are two main factors of influence in the bath, the first, obvious one is the temperature, the temperature in the bath, well, it starts from about 40-50 °, this is a turkish bath hamam. somewhere around 60 °, this will be a russian bath, and if we are talking about a finnish bath, then this is 80, 90, 100 °.

maybe had something to do with her chaperone, coach tim, towering over -- you know you want your coach you but not right there. or maybe it's because she was trying to be something that she's not. i mean i'd be nervous, too, if i was the border czar and let in 10 million people on my watch. >> just one other question about something that you said in 2019, when you first ran. there was a debate. you raised your hand when asked whether or not the border should decriminalized. do you still believe that? >> i believe there should be consequence. we have laws that have to be followed and enforced, that address and deal with people who cross our border illegally, and there should be consequence. >> pete: mm-hmm. more than 10 million people. she knows it. the harris biden white house sold the border for scrap and opened it to illegals. now kamala believes in consequences? and maybe she's not magala harris? or is it ma-gala. pronunciation is important. poorly rehearsed, visibly uncomfortable and she lied through her teeth and dana bash didn't stop her. she allowed her to do just that. the only

this interview coming up chaperoned. she will make a point i will not do this, i will not do that.ey know how to do it to disguise what they're doing in names like tailpipe regulations. it's bad stuff. i hope the republicans hit home on this, that this will hurt the economy. it is not just the taxes. big regulations are a form of taxation. david: that's right. >> there is a tsunami of regulations are coming. as they hit the economy, lifeblood of the economy, creates big companies of tomorrow, kills that, we have european style growth rates, less than european style growth rates. bad for us, bad for the free world. david: by the way you mentioned tsunami. it is the climate change emergencies we'll be hearing about which will give her more power to spend more money. >> climate industrial complex. crony climatism. david: good to see you. appreciate it. coming up we earlier this month the bls removed over 800,000 jobs from their previous jobs report. republicans are demanding answers. senator roger marshall is one of them. he will weigh in coming next. ♪ oh in a harbor, there was a por

she looked small and hunched over on a table from officemax, squished in between dana bash and her chaperone who towers over her inside a backlit cafÉ with her bus looming out the window. not presidential. and with a month to prepare, and this is the best she could do. >> how should voters look at some of the changes that you've made, that you explain to some of here in your policy. is it because you have more experience now and you've learned more about the information, you are running for president and a democratic primary and should they feel comfortable and confident that what you are saying now is going to be your policy moving forward >> i think the most important and most significant aspect of my policy perspective and decisions is my values have not changed. you mentioned the green new deal i've always believed, and i have worked on it, the climate crisis is real, it is an urgent matter to which we should apply metrics that include holding ourselves to deadlines around time. we did that with the inflation reduction act. we have set goals for the united states of america and by extens

that is chaperon with our huge hit pink pony club, and she drew one of the biggest crowds of the dayirts and bananas rushing to the main stage. country artists sturgill simpson was the main headliner. post malone performed a special country music set in the east bay a moment months in the making. >> coast guard a coast guard cutter returned to its home port over the weekend. after months at sea, friends and family gathered in alameda yesterday to watch the way she arrived. plenty of smiles, of course, to go around as members were reunited with loved ones. they've been gone for just under four months on patrol in the pacific and doing search and rescue exercises with crews from other countries. >> the best part of the trip for me was interacting with my peers from other nations, sharing lessons learned, seeing how they do operations, and then comparing personal items like our kids and our families, and seeing that we have a lot more in common than we have differen. >> captain tyson schofield says the crew will enjoy a well-deserved break at home after a busy few months of missions. >>

chaperon as she sang her summer hit good luck baby last night.ard 100, and plenty of other artists are also getting the crowd to move all the way to the end of the night. well, google developing a robot that can play ping pong. the company says table tennis can test a robot's speed, accuracy, and response time. the team says it's developed one that is, quote, solidly amateur human level. that's a quote from them during testing. it was able to beat all beginner level human players, and it won a little over half of its matches against intermediate players, but it lost every time it faced a pro level player. two beloved organizations just received $400,000 in grant funding. the money is going to the oakland zoo and children's fairyland. now the cash will support education and youth programs for school age children in the east bay. the funds were announced by congresswoman barbara lee last week, and the grants come from the institute for museum and library science as well. going to a fantastic cause to be sure. thank you so much for watching ktvu fox

but chaperon is now joining forces with another gen z superstar. the new viral collaboration bringing together two big time voices. we are h o t o g o this morning. you can tell i'm old. i'll take it. i'll take it, i'll take it. we'll be right back. teetee audio just reported profits a few minutes ago, said it thought the worst was behind it, that people were back buying particularly clothes. tepidly positive forecast for the store, but it was positive. we'll get the fed minutes today, maybe not so much movement on the open on the market as they wait for those minutes. slight loss yesterday after eight straight days of winds. but this works out to like one tenth of 1%. those fed minutes are going to give us more indication as to what the central bank is thinking as far as future rate cuts go, though, to be honest, we're already pretty sure they're going to cut in september. other thing we're getting today is the quarterly jobs revision. once every three months, the bureau of labor statistics takes a deeper look at those jobs numbers we tell you abo

like i said, i missed chaperoned coachella, so this is my second chance to see her and my boyfriend paid the tickets. so, you know, it's a free trip for me. >> while they might have come up from socal, other attendees like jessica smith live here in the city. >> on the bus, i realized i've been going to festivals for 20 years. but finally, to check the backyard one off the list. >> this year's outside lands features a huge range of both old and new experiences, everything from some of the best food and drink, the bay area has to offer to a recreation of san francisco city hall. >> i love the variety. i love that you can go from stage to stage and see just a huge variety of acts. for me, it's sometimes hard to find newer artists. >> festival organizers are expecting around 225,000 people to descend on golden gate park over the course of the weekend. in preparation, city officials are encouraging people to use public transit. >> it will definitely save you some money. you don't have to worry about circling for parkin, and we will be increasing service on specific lines to get to outside la

rajeev remati are you can tell me hearts are gaugh new pop sensation chaperon was on the bill. actually not as a headliner, but with songs like hot to go, red wine supernova. she packed in those crowds. yesterday, the chronicle counted some 50,000 people watching her performance, along with the 75,000 of total fans attending. she was at lollapalooza and just had a huge crowd there too, but really catchy tunes that she has. okay, but it wasn't just the music taking center stage at golden gate park. let's just say a lot of folks had an eclectic take on what they wore over at the field look. so you see right there, i actually like this. i would rock that. okay. reminds me, you see taylor. yeah, very eclectic outfits though. we're in san francisco the weekend many attending not afraid to make statements through their clothing, spotting bold colors. they're giving a nod to the past with their outfits. very retro. i like that too, but i think it's. i mean, people dress up now for. i mean, yeah, they dress up maybe just. but now it's like costumes and boas and others and you know, it'

the setting,th the length of time, the chaperon and the questions and the obvious one to avoid was her role in covering joe's mental unfitness. remember, she insistedme unfitne president was extraordinarily strong. >> u.s >> you insisted that president biden is extraordinarily strong where we are now. do you have any regretsbout about what told the american people? no, not at all. not all.. i have served with biden forden almost four years now. and i'll telfor l you, it's one. of the greatest honors of my career. truly. americ he cares so deeply about the american people. ane. hehe so smart and so smart, sor smart. he had to drop out of the race r joe . but what if she's telling the truth? that to her, joe seems smartit, but that would mean she's a drooling idiot and bash just shrugs. but if she did anything else, and d make did any kamala look . and we know that that helps trump. and what h you do. when asked about the obvious coup against biden, you do it bidey hack does turn it into a family moment. >> did it happen on a sunday? it was a sunday so it's here. i'll i'll give you a lit

but she's already been criticized or they're suggesting that he is a chaperone or suggesting that he is a security blanket, not a running mate. i mean, look at this, harris gets an interview crimes. this is the wall street journal and i'm publishing at one point we knew this was coming, but does this make a difference in terms of this having legs for people know, i don't think it really matters. i mean, i've seen a lot of conservatives have sort of brought it up on social media personally, who cares? i think what's more important lower is how the two of them respond to actual policy we've seen the vice president attempt to moderate and alter her positions on multiple issues. she wants believed then when she was a senate senator, positions that she held when she was a candidate for presidency. the first time around and she's changed on all of those fronts. and so i think for some of those skeptical voters in places like pennsylvania, where it's still very close. they want to know what would you do over four years was given the opportunity that you could not have done over three-and-a-

so stay frosty, soldier boy, because if you can't hack it, i will dump your ass from chaperone to therents who want to stay in the nicer hotels and sip chardonnay from a distance. the ones who are too afraid to get their hands dirty in the crap bowl of american youth. ♪ >> i did not love that conversation. >> seth: please welcome back to the show anna faris, everybody! [ cheering and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: i mean, look, i'll just get right -- you're one of my favorite blondes. but you look great as a brunette. >> oh, well, thank you. >> seth: very nice. >> i was told that i would be taken more seriously as a brunette. [ laughter ] >> seth: i found you very scary in that clip. and i don't find you scary at all, so it's working. >> well, you haven't seen all sides yet. >> seth: it's so lovely to see you again. >> it's so amazing to be here. thank you for having me back. >> seth: last time we were zooming, you were kind enough to do the podcast my brother and i have called, "family trips," where we talked about vacations you took. and it was lovely to see them. >> do you mind if i cut y

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walz along as chaperon." that's from the "wall street journal" editorial board. first, it is normal to do a sit-down interview with a running mate after they're added to the ticket. here, there is an accelerated timetable and harris, since being at the top of the ticket, hasn't done any other interviews. that's why there's attention called to this one. political strategists argued to me that harris should do a bunch of interviews, schedule them, this week, next week, so there's not any pressure on any one and any mistakes wouldn't be magnified. what is your take on this whole to do about this interview? does this matter or not? >> i'm with you. i think she should schedule a bunch. well, i guess the people we've talked to, we should schedule a bunch. she should come on "way too early" and make it the first, but only with me as the guest host. >> you had me for a while. >> look, there's two things to consider. well, three things. one, the compressed timeframe messed with this, right? it's not just that she's, you know, had to pull a campaign together in a matter of

. >> i say they can have a childminder so that they can have basically everyone chaperoned to ensurenestly, i mean, look, you know, we've had some really worrying stories of former contestants, the celebrity contestants, the celebrity contestants saying that they've been hit, they've been verbally abused, and they're investigating that those investigations cost a fortune, for a start. >> and now they all have to have a minder in the studio the whole time when they're learning the dances and they spend like six hours a day doing this, i think they're doing the right thing because in theatre in the west end, it's normal that somebody would be watching all the rehearsals, that they wouldn't be left to their to their lonesome. yeah and, you know, it's the biggest show on television. so what's wrong with spending money on it? >> yeah, well, i just sort of think if they want to do it, try and compete in the private sector, that might be an idea. >> emma webb, what have you got for us? well, a pensioner called daphne austin, who's in her 70s, died of sepsis. >> and, the inquest found. and t

have spent 200,000, but i think that that is probably more money that they've spent putting in chaperones contestants needs and things like that, it's been announced, which i just picked my five favourites out that i that i, like. so pete wicks is joining the show. obviously we know him through to towie and he's obviously best mates with zara mcdermott who was, you know, going through all the accusations with giovanni. we've got jamie borthwick , eastenders, got jamie borthwick, eastenders, nick knowles, who's a presenter, shayne ward , the x factor winner shayne ward, the x factor winner toyah willcox and there's many more brilliant, toyah willcox and there's many more brilliant , thank you very much. >> a very brief update. daniel mason, thank you very much. thank you for watching. i've been dawn neesom this is gb news nanais been dawn neesom this is gb news nana is up next. don't go too far. have a wonderful rest of your weekend and we'll see you sooi'i. 500“. >> soon. >> looks like things are heating up boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello and welcome to your latest g

she has to go out with an old white guy as her chaperone, almost.t is almost like -- it's like, tim walz? she brings this guy along so he can, i guess, back her up or whatever, but he could not even back his own troops in the war. it was almost like it was a john mccain 2.0. you abandon your troops and then you expect valor? is like, the whole john mccain thing, that is why trump got on john mccain. because he abandon his own troops. he turned against his own pows. his own people. and they even went as far as to -- host: why do you think john mccain his troops? he was a prisoner of war. caller: that is what happened. according to his own fellow military troops he abandoned them. they used to call him hot dog. he used to show off him and he was not a very -- he was not a great -- he was not a great man. anyway. host: this is sam. here in d.c., independent. good morning. caller: good morning. i am independent. i did not hear anything that vice president kamala harris and the vice presidential nominee said regarding the genocide with a clear conscience