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we have the henley sweatshirt, the handbag, the ear pods and the let it ride charging stand. >> let it/deals. >>> next we will go to michelle "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they sesee all thatat you ? at k kaiser permrmanente all of us s work togetether to care e for all ththat is y. >>> we are back at 8:51. >> the author behind "the new york times" best-selling book. more than 750,000 copies sold. they were nominated for two, count them, grammys. >> if that's not enough, she was named one of "time" magazine's most influential people. you had it all going on. your book was such a sensation during the pandemic. but it was during the pandemic, so you didn't get to do a book tour and all that. you can do all that now. >> yes. i'm so excited. i'm looking forward to not having to lift an 80-pound amp and just showing up with a little tote bag and a book. >> next week, the day before my birthday. >> tell us what inspired the story. >> i lost my mother in 2014 to a very short six-month battle to cancer. and i'm half korean, and my mother is korean. i spent a lot of my c

deadly disease an has made it her mission to help educate others to save lives. 20 years ago candace henley'scy room. >> she soon got the diagnosis, colorectal cancer. with bills piling up, this single mother and her five children became homeless. >> my youngest was 4 at the time. i just want to see her turn 18. i won't ask for anything else. but in return, i would do whatever i needed to do to save someone else from going through the trauma that i and my family went through. >> kol colorectal cancer most common cancer killer. it is estimated that by 2030, it will be the number one cause of cancer deaths between the ages of 20 and 49. >> colorectal cancer is something people don't like to talk about. digestive complaints, it does prevent people from going to the doctor. >> screening for colon cancer should begin at age 45, earlier if you have a family history. in its earliest stage, there could be no symptoms at all, which is why early screening is so important. candace, now making good on her promise. the thriver, making her mess her message, forming the blue hat foundation, to raise awarene

. >> on that point, don henley once said that he often thinks about the fact that it happened to theve but i don't live there constantly and say why me. it happened to me. i'm going to do the best i can with it. shifting topics, which is why i became an activist for climate and the environment, because i have a platform and it's something i care so deeply about. not enough people know it. >> you're going to segue. you're the cohost. take it away. >> any time. >> you're hired. >> thank you. so i live near the forest. the forest has been my neighbor in idaho for more than 38 years. so i feel like i know the forest. what i've seen happening is that the forest service is a facilitator. it's been over different presidents. it's institutional over different presidents and parties. the forest service facilitates logging in our national forests. like intact forest ecosystems are a natural climate solution and the reverse happens when they clear cut, as is on this screen. when they clear cut a forest, they're releasing as much carbon into the air annually from logging as burning coal in the u

michael in henley says self—sufficiency for the uk is now impossible.ts to talk about a possible and talk about a possible limit. and steve hastings says he's steve in hastings says he's actually up of whinging and actually fed up of whinging and whining farmers. so they complain all the time about everything he thinks they make a very nice income . well, i will very nice income. well, i will say, i do know . a farming family say, i do know. a farming family down in sherborne endorsed it and they were watching this morning and they said, thank you.thank morning and they said, thank you. thank you so much for highlighting how difficult things are for us because they are struggling with so many different factors at the moment , i think. i look, some , i think. i mean, look, some farmers do make money. farmers do make plenty of money. yeah not all. but no, i think most of them don't. and the work you have put in is relentless. i mean, i'm from a farming background, so, you know, in the farming community. so you get to, you know, i got to see all growing. i