charleston's a foodie place, isn't it? it really is.. although once you start having a drink or two, i mean, he doesn't want a salty bittersweet snack to kind of go with it? i definitely do. all right, bartender's choice-- tell me about. just choose two words off there, and then i come up with a concoction. i'm gonna go with refreshing and fizzy. perfect. ashley roberts: you could maybe turn me into a gin tonight. hopefully. what's that stuff? so we house-make all our cordials and juices in house. so that is a house-made violet cordial. and an egg. all egg white. ashley roberts: ok. ooh. this is refreshing and fizzy. yep. so that has gin, egg white, lime juice, simple syrup, sage. wow. that's really good. i would have never ordered something like this before. round two-- strong and unusual. what are you doing there? this is the ice. oh, that's the cube. yep. i chainsawed one of those cubes out there earlier. just in case you're wondering. yeah, it felt pretty-- pretty awesome. so this one is house-made vanilla, pineapple juice, mint lea

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to charleston, the beautiful city that could have been savannah's home.charleston jail where her mom was awaiting trial. >> i think we will give it all we got and that is all we can say. >> she said to me i did this all for you and i succeeded. she does not care what happens to her. >> lee's defense for what she did did not change from the allegations she made 20 years before namely that harris abused savannah. lead prosecutor nathan said he re-investigated the incident like the original inquiry, found no evidence to support the charge. >> the first doctor said there was no problem and the defendant got a second opinion who said the same thing so there was a indication she was looking for a answer that was not there. >> not only that, williams investigation revealed lee started to plan her escape even before she accused harris of harming baby savannah. >> so we know, with this allegation of abuse unfounded. she was also getting false documents, drivers licenses and passports and setting the table to flee the country with her child. to try to rationalize i

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if we don't do it, are we given up on charleston? >> reporter: charleston has a billion-dollar project underway to raise the walls and reroute floodwater. in the short term, many cities like charleston rely on sandbanks and mobile pumps when they expect flooding. but, what about when it is unexpected ? >> hard to predict floodgates. >> reporter: greig dusek is one of the scientists at noaa working to predict high tide flooding. on average, those floodgates are only correctly addicted 35% of the time. the weather is one factor and another is big stretches of the u.s. coast sometimes hundreds of miles, don't have a tiny gauge. >> we are going from covering multiple states in the entire region down to talking about specific communities and eventually down to every quarter mile along sure having a specific flood prediction for that location. >> reporter: known as cora, they will fill in the gaps with better data, looking at waterways civil rights impact our coast. here in california, rising seas can wash land out from underneath the boat

we are talking about the voting in charleston county. we'll empower other organizes within charleston county to be our ambassadors. under strictun guidelines, it helps give the official information. when we do a program like that we have to share that with other counties and states. the eac has a great clearinghouse program we are now taping into. that's a resource sharing where we can ask questions what are we doing for the administration and i pulled out the eac. >>> wonderful, thank you. now on a very specific topic. thetment of education clarified rules around the federal work-study program. making it clear yes it's legal forra students to work an election offices. i encourage the detartment to make this clarification because somehow it's question in the minds of some. i'm glad it happened. it's a great way to bring dedicated younger americans to see their democracy up-close and person nal. possibly help alleviate staffing r concerns. you had high school and college age poll workers and election workers. how did they preform? >>> the

>> charleston has a billion- dollar project underway to raise sea walls and reroute floodwaters and in the short- term many cities like charleston rely on sandbags and mobile pumps when they expect flooding, but what about when it is unexpected? greg is one of the scientists from noaa working to better protect high flied -- tight fighting because most of the time flooding is only correctly predicted 35% of the time. the weather is one factor and sometimes hundreds of miles of the coast do not have a tied gauge. >> we go from covering multiple states in the region, down to specific communities and eventually down to every quarter-mile along the shore having a specific flood protection. >> the coastal ocean reanalysis will fill in the gaps with hyper local data better predicting all the ways sealevel rise impacts the coast. in california storms, high tide and rising sea can wash the land out from underneath roads, train tracks and people's homes. happening up and down the california coast during winter storms which has been a boost by sea level is creeping higher and higher and increasin

>>> isaac kramer, executive director of charleston county, south carolina board of registration and elections. janay nelson, president and director of the naacp legal defense fund. we're also going■ to hear from our other witnesses. not for any omission, but because senator fisher will be introducing them. that includes alabama, secretary of state wes allen and brian cruz, election commissioner for the douglas county, nebraska election commission. more americans than ever have cast a ballot in cent elections, and it is in large part because of the work of state and local officials. and these elections he run smoothly and topped security officials in both republican and democratic administrations to the likes have confirmed the security o elections including last week's primary elections. 18 states have already held primaries this year. in fact our witnesses, secretary benson, secretary allen, and mr. kramer have overseen primary elections this year already. are many more to go before the general election in november including three states, georgia, mississippi, and washington. in which voters

in charleston -- i'm sorry go ahead. >> no p good. thanks. i just want to quick -- mr. allen, can you talk about, you know, how we work hard to get some federal funding for elections. it's been helpful for equipment and the like. could you talk, address how -- the ways your state has been able to put federal election funds to use? >> yes ma'am thank you. we used funds to make available to all of our 67 counties gis software mapping software that are able to be used in all of our board of registrars' offices so when they are getting folks registered to vote or implementing new county commission lines school board district line, congressional lines, ters are made sure they're put in the correct voting precinct and the correct district. so we have made that available. and it's being utilized right now, and we are e happy and pleased with the implementation of how that's going so far. >> thank you very much. i'll save a question, my colleagues are all here for you mr. kruse, on recruiting poll workers and the like. with that, we turn it over to senator britt. >> thank you m

eastern charleston south carolina stay with fox live today at 10:00 a.m.ow political focus shifting from super tuesday to president biden state of the union tomorrow hillary vaughn on capitol hill with details hillary. >> good morning, maria. , nikki haley expected to suspend her campaign last night's contest was her final shot to challenge former president trump for the gop nomination, ultimately she only ended up winning one state vermont not a viable challenge to trump expected to suspend her campaign at ten a.m. charleston south carolina not expected to endorse former president trump instead "wall street journal" reports will encourage trump to win over her supporters biden campaign reacting to contest in a memo expect many haley supporters to support them in november vote democrat, now with trump laser focused on november campaign making a pitch about abortion quote the result of of last night's super tuesday contest cemented what we've nope donald trump limps into election as wounded unpopular candidate joe biden only candidate in history has beaten

she is at home in charleston, south carolina right now. so we'll see what she says. she goes away is a big question. but, how will he speak about her? will it be bird brain? will it be attacking the dress that she is wearing? i'm guessing that he will want to start to pull over some of her voters and he may -- we may see more gentleman version that you and i saw in iowa at the town hall. maybe looking at the general election he will focus more in that way. >> bret: other side, axios, harold, biden's new strategy go for trump's jug jugular. will explode if biden mercilessly gigs and gods him. godz him. instead of focusing jobs polls suggest americans aren't giving biden much credit. biden would be making the contest as much about trump as his own accomplishments. isn't be that dangerous road to go down? >> harold: maybe. you had in your lead-in, you interviewed some people, several of them said they wished that neither of these guys were the choices that the country was going to be confronted with. if you see that kind of polling in either campaign. you go for the jug

we need smart thinking individuals back in charleston, south carolina. we thank you for being here today. national flood insurance program comes into play when we start thinking about how to mitigate the risks that are so impactful and negative to communities across the country. as we consider potential reforms to the nfip, we must keep in mind local perspectives and not just those from washington bureaucrats. we all know that the most effective policymaking typically happens closer to the problem, not further away from the problem. our program should foster local innovative solutions, not regulatory red tape. you have heard me say this before, that is a lifelong charlestonian, as well as an insurance professional for more than 20 years, having flood insurance policies, it is really important for us to understand and appreciate the devastation caused by flooding. there is no doubt that if you were around 1989 in charleston, the hurricane devastated our communities in a way that very few natural disasters have before or frankly since. the storm surge was

john barnett was found dead saturday in a car in a charleston hotel parking lot.ina. according to the preliminary conclusion of the police. the death was caused by a self-inflicted gunshot wound, meaning the case is still being treated as a suicide, but barnett's lawyer calls his death strange. in charleston, barnett, a former boying quality control engineer, testified in a lawsuit alleging numerous violations at the company on aircraft assembly stage. barnett had time to answer questions from lawyers thursday and friday last week, he was supposed to appear in court again on saturday, then suddenly he was found. the lawsuit that barnett filed against boeing threatened the company with big troubles, as barnett assured, the worker, in order to speed up the assembly process, installed old parts on the new 737 and new dreamlay (boeing 787), management knew about it, but preferred to turn a blind eye to it, so as not to slow down the process. here is bornet's last interview, which he gave 2 months ago, after a brand new boeing 737 took off from... it's not just a 737 p

eastern and charleston south carolina.ing reported the wall street journal is reporting shall be dropping out of the 2024 presidential race we will follow it and we will have more as we come out of the short break. stay with us. all when i was your age, we never had anything like this. what? wifi? wifi that works all over the house, even the basement. the basement. so i can finally throw that party... and invite shannon barnes. dream do come true. xfinity gives you reliable wifi with wall-to-wall coverage on all your devices, even when everyone is online. maybe we'll even get married one day. i wonder what i will be doing? probably still living here with mom and dad. fast reliable speeds right where you need them. that's wall-to-wall wifi on the xfinity 10g network. maria: breaking news nikki haley will deliver remarks in charleston south carolina later this morning. it's been reported she's going to announce she's dropping out of the race, the wall street journal says she's not going to endorse president trump right away

the images we're seeing, what would that word be >> heartbreaking. >> reporter: and down south charleston, south carolina, also hit particularly hard by the deluge >> it's locked up. it's not -- is it in neutral? >> reporter: drivers left stranded relying on help from others to remove waterlogged cars >> do you need a hand, man? >> reporter: the flooding so bad in some spots, firefighters were called out the escort people out of homes and businesses up the 95 corridor, toms river, new jersey, the downpours just as dramatic. >> pretty heavy. winds are gusting. wow. what a night. >> reporter: in queens, new york, this back seat passenger at times looking like he was braving rough seas instead of city streets. >> that's crazy. >> reporter: severe weather didn't just stop there. in echo, alabama, in southeast georgia, the national weather service saying tonight tornados were responsible for sections of homes being ripped to shreds and trees toppling the storm system responsible for the damage is not done yet. tonight more than 60 million from georgia to maine under wind alerts gusts could rea

charleston police said, adding that they were still investigating.ality control procedures. you can see boeing's stock falling right now. the drop was about 3%. what we told you is not the only thing that is affected by the ministry’s inspection. barnett's death came during a break in testimony during which he alleged that workers , under pressure, deliberately installed substandard parts into aircraft assembly plants. conveyor. in some cases, second-rate parts were literally pulled out, he said. were made from scrap metal containers and then installed on aircraft under construction to avoid delays. in 2017, it confirmed some of his fears and demanded that boeing take action. lawyer brian knowles said he testified last week to booing's lawyers about the case. today is a tragic day , the lawyer wrote, saying barnett was scheduled to testify in charleston. for an urgent message from the ministry of defense. russian at about 3 a.m. moscow time, federated ukrainian terrorist groups , after intense shelling of civilian targets, tried to invade russian ter

barnett was found in the parking lot. hotel in charleston, in a car with a gunshot wound. but somehow everything is too timely. on saturday. in the same place in charleston, where the dreamliner production plant is located, a former quality engineer had to continue to testify that boeing has not smelled of quality for a long time, it all started with the appearance of a team in civilian production, previously responsible for defense orders, the new broom became sweep debris into corners. i am concerned about the condition of the aircraft as a whole, back in 2012 bowing began to refuse inspection... in the air, those who were not wearing seat belts were thrown up and hit the ceiling and luggage racks. dozens of ambulances met the plane on the airfield. what exactly provoked the incident is still unclear, but boeing’s already tarnished reputation weighs heavily on it.

when i returned to charleston, my boss scolded me for finding too many flaws and went there himself.cts instead of 300. barnet, in particular, said that about 20% of oxygen masks are... as a result of drilling holes, it falls and can disrupt the operation of electrical wiring, that is, safety-critical components, this is what happens, unexpectedly, during the next session of testimony, an abornet participated in a large trial involving boeing, he is found dead. car with a bullet through the head. news of this, naturally, shocked the entire aviation world, because barnett, well, became , if you like, the julian osange of world aviation, he became the man who revealed the inconvenient truth about the state of affairs in largest american aviation corporation. those close to barnett, in particular a family friend, reported that there was no indication that he could have taken his own life. i asked: aren’t you afraid? and he said, “no, i’m not afraid, but if something happens to me, it’s not suicide.” i know that he did not kill himself, he loved life and his family too much. lawyers say

bill melugin is following her in charleston, south carolina. >> reporter: we are here in charleston, nikki haley later today, doesn't have to be a public event but we have asked her what is she expecting going into tonight, she wants to be competitive. we asked what does competitive mean? she says the media will decide that. earlier this morning she was asked if tonight doesn't go well is she going to drop out? here's what she said. >> don't know why everybody is so adamant they have to follow trump's lead to get me out of this race. all these people deserve to vote, 16 states want to have their voices heard, let's let their voices get heard. i haven't heard him pledge to me that he would support me if i won so i don't know why i have to pledge to him. >> here's where we stand on the delegate count as of this morning, donald trump 73, nikki haley 43, you need 1200 to secure the nomination. nikki haley has a lot of catching up to do. this is video of her in texas, her final campaign stop before supertuesday, she's getting chunks of voters in each of these early states, those people ar

the charleston police need to investigate this fully and accurately and tell the public what they findsman released a statement that no foul play is suspected at this time in barnett's shooting death. >> jesse: thank you. >>> have you noticed car insurance rates spiking? pull your paperwork. we are paying 25% more than just last year. some people's rates are higher than their lease payments. >> my car insurance and did this month so it automatically renewed and when i went to look at the built tell me it why it was $100 more than last month. i am this close to taking my car back to the dealership and getting a bike. >> when i first got my car and i got insurance and my insurance was like 200, now it's almost 400. i'm getting hot. i'm about to get me an electric scooter. >> i went from a hundred $46 when i started with progressive and now 241. that is outrageous! every renewal you are raising my insurance! for what? i have not filed one claim! >> jesse: there's a big reason car insurance rates are rising. your car is a narc. are you speeding? do you break too quickly? tailgate during yo

do i go to savannah or do i go to charleston, right? they're both amazing places to go at the same kind of voters, same kind of people. she's getting 35% in this county, this county voted democratic in the last election in 2020. it's likely to vote democratic savannah has an african american base, but the suburbs have tried to democratic, which is what helped joe biden won this county by 19 points. so if you're the trump campaign, you have to look at that and say, what's our problem in the suburbs? let's come over here as well. i'm over here that muskogee county again, it's columbus, georgia in the suburbs around it. this is a huge democratic county. so you say so what but nikki haley's getting close to 20% of the the vote during the trump campaign. joe biden's probably going to win this in november, but you want the margin in that place, in the place the other guy's winning. you want to shrink the margins that's how you win close elections in states that are decided by 102025000 votes, not much in from atlanta, yeah, but let's just go

. >> in charleston, south carolina, republican nikki haley announced the suenon of her campaign for presidentafter only winning one state in yesterday's super tuesday primaries, she congratulated former president trump, but did not endorse him. she spoke for just under five minutes. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> just over a year ago i launched my campaign for president. when i begin, i said the campaign was grounded in my love for our country. just last week, my mother, a first-generation immigrant, got to vote for her daughter for president. only in america. i am filled with the gratitude for the outpouring of support we have received from all across our great country. but the time has now come to suspend my campaign. i said i wanted americans to have their voices heard. i have done that. i have no'o regrets. and although i will no longer be a candidate, i will not stop using my voice for the things i believe in. debt will eventually crush our economy. a smaller federal government is not only necessary for freedom, it is necessary for our survival. the road to socialism is the road to

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back to you. >> bret: bill melugin live in charleston, south carolina, bill, thanks.ormer president trump predicted an avalanche of delegates on super tuesday. and that is just what he received. now, his focus is on the general election. and another battle with now president biden. that is eight months from yesterday. correspondent bryan llenas has that part of the story tonight from west palm beach, florida. >> former president donald trump taking another victory lap tonight as nikki haley suspends her campaign. trump writing on truth social, quote: nikki haley got trounced last night in record-setting fashion. and even though haley did not endorse him, trump said he would, quote, like to invite all of the haley supporters to join the greatest movement in the history of our nation. it's possible trump could reach the 12s needed to officially secure the republican nomination as soon as next week. last night the presumptive republican nominee attacked president biden and called on the g.o.p. to unite. >> we have a great republican party with tremendous talent and we wa

into charleston. we could see some damage across that swath.eanwhile, it gets organized here in the northeast, heavy rain coming here, very heavy rain sunday morning, this after a week's worth of heavy rain in the northeast again. david? >> david: rob marciano again, rob, thanks. >>> we turn to texas tonight and to uvalde, where parents erupted in anger after an independent investigator found the first five officers on the scene of that school massacre did not violate policy. the investigator also suggesting the acting police chief be exonerated. abc's mireya villarreal from texas tonight. >> reporter: these are the dramatic images of the first uvalde officers entering robb elementary, being met with gunfire and retreating, then waiting a total of 77 minutes before breaching the door. but tonight, a new independent report finding that those officers did nothing wrong. sparking outrage again in uvalde. >> how dare you. how dare you. you were paid by them. >> reporter: at a packed council meeting, retired detective jessie prado hired by the city

bill now joins us live in charleston, south carolina. we are, what, about 54 minutes away, bill, from seeing nikki haley. good morning. >> bill: yeah, bill, good morning to you. fox news can confirm nikki haley will be dropping out of this race this morning set to deliver remarks, as you just said, a little over 50 minutes in the charleston area in the building directly behind us right now. we are told she is not going to be endorsing donald trump during this speech. instead, she is going to urge him to try to gain the support of both republicans and independents who do not support him right now. we're also told she is going to highlight the fact that she felt she was giving republican primary voters a serious other choice to look at. a non-trump voice to look at. and she feels that is a voice that is warranted right now. her campaign points out that in some of these early states, she's been getting a decent chunk of the vote. sometimes between 30% to 40%. she won vermont last night. her campaign and nikki herself say those people aren't

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and back out here live, we are here in charleston all day. haley is going to be out here in charleston as well. however, she currently does not have any public events listed on this super tuesday here. >> dana: thank you for kicking us off. thank you, bill. >> bill: texas has hit another road block. it wanted its police to arrest illegals and the supreme court saying not so fast. the court's move will delay the law from taking effect for at least another week. greg abbott on x said this before the ruling. federal appeals court allows texas immigration law to take effect. law enforcement officers in texas are now authorized to arrest and jail any illegal immigrants crossing the border. well, thadeus cleveland is the sheriff east of big bend. good morning to you. you see our 54 miles of mexico as we were talking during the break there. what does this order do? and do you expect it to be just temporary, sir? >> hey, i'll tell you what, this bill is a good thing for texans, a good thing for americans. and we know that arizona tried this before an

in charleston, south carolina, we had a bridge that was also hit in the late 40's and early 50's by ahip andped into the harbor and they replace them. just about 15 years ago, we got a gorgeous new suspension fendeg they were around the base of the bridge. the goal is to make it impossible that a ship could hit it. new construction methods will b/ in play when they replace the bridge. that's a very long process, five , probably 5-7 years and $10 billion. host: there are many issues that boeing has been facing regarding aviation safety. ar lawyer and do you have links to those legal cases involving boeing? >> guest: i am involved in the litigation in th the boeing 7378 in ethiopia. those cases are ongoing. boeing has admitted liability after about 2.5 years of litigation. boeing has admitted liability so those cases areei resolved and may be set for trial later in the year. that's on damages. host: refresher, in january on alaska airlines flight, a door plug in a 737e aircraft blew out midair over portland, oregon. investigators from the ntsb had said the evidence showed bolts that hel

no detail ca outn be left unturned. >> charleston police spokesperson wrote ia charlenasa a statementthat no foul play is suspected at this timeank yo in barnett's shooting death. jesse, thanks so mucu.h. >> sure. >> have you noticed car insurance rates spiking? pullinsuraiking? your paperwork? we're paying 25% more than we did just las% moret year.e high some people's rates are higher than their lease paymentthan th >> my car insurance ended thissa month, so it automaticallynce renewed. and when i went to go look was he bill, tell me why it was $100 more than last month. i ame close to taking my car back to the dealership and getting a bike.t go >> when i first got my car and i got insurance and my almos insurance was like 200 or something, now it's almost $400. like ing hot., i'm getting hot. >> i'm getting hot. like i'm but i'm about to give me a electritoc scooter. h >> i went from $146 when i started with progressive to 241. that is outrageous. every renewaoutrl you're raisinm my insurance now. what? i have never had one claim. >> now there's a big reasonse: h car insurancere rat

let's get right to the ground in charleston, south carolina. kylie atwood, is there standing by to hear from nikki haley, what have you learned so far this morning, kylie? >> that's right, john nikki haley is expected to announce here in her hometown or charleston, south carolina at 10:00 a.m. the ci is getting out of the presidential race that she is ending her campaign. and as you said, according to sources, familiar with her plans she is not expected to endorse former president trump. rather, she is going to make the case that he needs to win over her voters. this is not altogether surprising she has repeatedly said that trump cannot win a general election if he doesn't expand the party. she has argued that the republican party needs to be the party the addition. and so what she is going to say is that he needs to really talk to those voters who had supported her. obviously, she didn't have enough support to keep her campaign in a live. she didn't have enough support to surpass the former president, but in a handful of states, nikki haley di

you are in charleston, south carolina. nikki haley is at home there and south carolina, she does not have any events planned tonight. i was talking to her on the show on friday okay asking which super tuesday states who is going to be on. she said she would be back home. what does that tell us >> well, listen, the fact that she wants to be here in her home state is telling she wants to be with those close to her this is not a state that is voting today. let's just remind folks, south carolina already had its primary a few weeks ago and when nikki haley's asked about the longevity of her campaign beyond the super tuesday, she often says that she's not thinking that far ahead her campaign last scheduled rally was last night in texas. of course, they could schedule more, but there aren't any more on the calendar as of now, and she was asked earlier this morning on fox if she will draw it out, if she doesn't have a successful showing tonight didn't commit one way or another, but two-third protective of her supporters, listen t

the charleston county coroner confirmed his death to the bbc on monday.he 62—year—old had died from a "self—inflicted" wound on march the 9th and police were investigating. battle lines are being drawn over the development of artificial intelligence. nvidia is the latest company to be drawn into a growing body of litigation with three authors in the us suing the chip makerfor using their books to train its nemo ai platform without their permission, according to the three authors. the new york times has also sued openai and microsoft for using its articles to train their language models. nikita roy is programme lead for the aijournalism lab at the city university of new york. she gave us a sense of how these lawsuits could impact the development of ai. these authors are alleging that nvidia used their intellectual property because, as a result, they should be compensated for this. they also allege that nvidia knowingly used the data and infringed on copyright and seeking a class action lawsuit to allow other affected writers to join the lega lbattle agains

alexander sosnovich sheathed her racket at the wta series tennis tournament in charleston, america, withnds 11:50 dollars in the 18 finals, the belarusian failed to cope with gret menen from belgium, who won in two games 61-62. the meeting lasted 1:7 minutes. let me note that the belgian is the eighty-first racket of the world. pine tree is close to leaving first hundred. now she is ninety-seven. the belarusian beach soccer team has risen eight positions in the updated world rankings published by the world sports organization. this is our squad. the biggest jump and moved from sixteenth line to eighth. let me remind you that at the last planetary forum the belarusians stopped just steps from the podium, but the brazilian team became the champion, and they lead the world rankings. in second position are italy, who reached the world cup final. to become one of your own in a foreign country, do not you have to be born there, it’s enough to behave at a party, like the host of the show, like at home, cool, cool, cool, and says: stop, where are you looking, there, let’s go there, stop, wait, i

in february king charleston announced his own cancer diagnosis, like the king catherine didn't specify what kind of cancer she had it's. it's not clear when either will return to full public duties. we will end it there. stay with us. if you can up next. the job use program choices follows. a young magician strives to master is on a michael low, cooper. thanks for watching dw, i'll be back with more details at the top of the next step. the why do humming does not get drunk. why do we have a tasteful waves squeeze out bodies? how much do we need per day? stress, stop, cons, praying for help. find the offices get smaller on dw science, outtake talk channel, they see everything is the ratings, right? but that doesn't mean you just sitting on the lease and everything just happens. you need to put in effort at.

in february king charleston announced his own cancer diagnosis, like the king catherine didn't specify what kind of cancer she had. it's not clear when either will return to full public duties. a brief look at some other stories making news. the governor of russia is belk or all the region that says one person has been killed into wounded and droned, strikes by ukraine. he said to districts in the region which borders ukraine were attack. 35 alleged somali pirates have arrived in india to face trial on charges of high drafting a ship. the men were taken into custody last week when indian commando supported a hijacked vessel off the coast of somalia. the indian navy took control of the ship and rescued several hostages. this is a reminder of our top story, at least a 115 people are now known to have been killed after gunman opened fire and started a massive blaze. at a concert hall near moscow officials one the death toll could vize further and say, rescuers will search the venue for several days. will ended there of next doc film takes a look at have climate change is affecting the wor

the charleston county coroner confirmed his death to the bbc on monday. the 62—year—old had died from a self—inflicted wound on march the 9th and police were investigating. the new york times has also sued openai and microsoft for using its articles to train their language models. nikita roy is the programme lead for the ai journalism lab at the city university of new york. she gave us a sense of how these lawsuits could impact the development of ai. these authors are alleging that nvidia used their copyrighted books without permission, to train its large language models and they're saying that constitutes unauthorized use of their intellectual property because, as a result, they should be compensated for this. they also allege in that lawsuit against nvidia that nvidia knowingly used this data set and infringed on the author's copyright and they are also seeking a class action lawsuit to allow other affected writers to join the legal battle against nvidia because, at the end of the day, they see that they are not being benefiting through how nvidia is go

. preventative came to therapy and i now and early stages about treatment are all dw charlotte. charleston pill has moved from london, thinks 1st and foremost what the princess of wales highlighted herself in her video, is it there? finally, she said, a young find me 3 young children. she said that she's how to take the time to explain to them how she's doing, she said, and this adults give us a little bit of insight into her condition. she said that she's reassured her children. she's going to be okay. she's well and she's getting stronger every day, but that is clearly going to be in the forefront of her mind when you've been consider the impact on the royal family is an institution. well, this has been an incredibly difficult period. the room is swelling, online have been on the president at a huge amount of pressure to take a given the fact that can cho is also ongoing treatment for counselor at the moment . extraordinary and very, very sad situation to major members of the royal family undergoing cancer treatment . but of course means that they will say absent from public engagements,

where is she speaking in downtown charleston?voters say they voted for nikki haley, will never vote for trump, trump needs some of her voters, we'll figure that out. would they vote for him if nikki is chosen as vp? >> bill: that is a question we'll have to start asking her supporters, that is not something we asked before because nikki haley slammed the door shut saying no to third label, no to independent run and i asked her face-to-face on saturday, can you slams -- we asked her previously if she would be interested in donald trump's vp and she said absolutely not. that is something ron desantis said. she said, you can ask trump if he wants to be my vp. she is speaking in a residential area, we don't know if it is open to the public, we just know invites went out to the media. >> steve: there were no eventing, you had time to be watching x. in fact, you responded to this sound bite yesterday last night after determined, you mentioned virginia, according to exit polls, number one issues with voters in commonwealth of virginia w

she has a house can i what you island charleston. wanted to be home.lect everything line have to walk hire criticism of it donald trump. now she has to pick up that difference and the census say why donald trump is better for the country vs. joe biden. and it may take some time, some healing. but, again, this is the fastest that we're getting to the general election. >> brian: have an answer for you. in her statement after winning vermont, you go down a couple of sentences unity is not achieved by simply claiming we are united. today in state after state there remains a large block of republican primary voters who are expressing deep concerns about donald trump. it's hard to walk that back a couple hours later. >> ainsley: what happened? i feel like in the beginning, steve, she was saying i'm not anti-trump. i worked for him. but then i feel like over time is that just because it's a blood sport and they have just taken jabs at one another? >> steve: absolutely. the jabs have continued. she was talking about unity and whether or not she was going to do

the training aspect, speaking about the 787 dreamliner in charleston, literally, an entire state went all the training. the local technical college provides training courses. rses for boeing. everybody tried. but, the will at the top is to do it by the books, do it right and safely and with quality. it does. matter -- does not matter who you put in that role, anybody will ms f the tone does not start at the top. host: let's talk to leah in sandy, utah. caller: id to mention that for years there has been a problem with planes shaking so violently that the bolts will a similar example in the movie hidden figures. when the rocket shook so bad the shutters came off and burned the person inside the rocket to death. i think there is another problem with boeing. at one point, several parts come from several courii mean, sabotg problem if that is true. host: what you mary? guest: she makes a great point. ever space has changed. in years past boeing at other over the years there has been bankruptcies of various aerospace manufacturers, avia

some of her supporters here in charleston, south carolina area she's coming on stage. so we'll listen to what she has to say >> good, morning just over a year ago, i launched my campaign for president when i began, i said the campaign was grounded in my love for our country just last week, my mother, a first-generation immigrant, got to vote for her daughter for president. only in america i am filled with gratitude for the outpouring of support we've received from all across our great country. but the time has now come to suspend my campaign. i said, i wanted americans to have their voices heard. i have done that i have no regrets. >> and >> although i will no longer be a candidate, i will not stop using my voice for the things i believe in our national debt will eventually crush our economy. a smaller federal government is not only necessary for our freedom, it is necessary for our survival the road to socialism is the road to ruin for america our congress is dysfunctional and only getting worse. it is filled with followers not leaders term limits for washington polit

there's charleston, the hotel ben in charleston. i bought the dc property and we picked up the aspen institute. so i'm now in the throes of finishing up the renovation of all of the aspen institute. aspen meadows. so i'm part of the ideas festival. we've run all the, the whole hospitality part of that. and also getting involved with dan porterfield with ideas. so what we're doing, that's what's going now how did you how did you become developed an esthetic amazing sense i love the fine things in life you know i was in the violin toured all over the world and, stayed in some of the finest hotels, performed in the shot of. and that's where i developed the i, i love that european style and it's just with me and i knew that when built the resort in middleburg, i wanted it to have the same face of the equestrian community. i wanted it to look like an estate that resort into this fifth or sixth year where we've won the. forbes five star. and next week going to pick up a third. forbes i can't talk about it. it was supposed to be embargoed,