joel kahn.he superfoods in grown american superfood can help you live a longer and healthier life. - with me today is dr. joel kahn. america's heart healthy cardiologist who literally wrote the book on healing from the inside out. welcome to the show, doctor kahn. - well thank you, dr. kellyann. i'm excited to be here. - so the research really is there. the link behind modern day diseases and the effect that fruit and vegetables has on them. - the single most important decision we make everyday is whether we're putting super junk or superfoods into our body. 80 to 90% of the patients i see are because of food choices. 80 to 90% is the lack of adequate fruit and vegetables in the diet. 80 to 90% of those diseases don't need to happen. - i mean, there's actually studies to back this up, right? - there is a study out of england that was over 60,000 people. those that were eating five to six to seven servings a day, they actually reduced their chance of dying, during the study period, by 36%. by pac

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he introduced kahn's to the area -- pecans, which are major crop. chiliesought if he made milder and more uniform, he would get non-hispanics to eat a breeding he began program of interbreeding some of these local chilies, and began unique paths a type. he released new mexico number nine. he introduced this new pod type. farmers began to grow it. people liked it. it began a new industry and we it so we could ship it back is on the trains so it again the whole process alcohol industry, dehydrating the red chile, and canning and freezing the green chiles. up until that time, if you had ade what we would say is mexican food dish, you use , but now,chilies there was one that fit that niche. we were not as sophisticated so mexican food was anything that had chilly spice to it, so you it,d have this, grow process it, and it could be used in what we are calling the mexican food industry at that time. it really became the basis of the mexican food industry in the united states, so it is the father of the mexican food industry. the chile pepper institute was

according to court documents they coordinated on silencing stormy daniels and kahne mcdougal who claimed to having sexual affairs for the president years before he ran for office. the dongments allege the two hatched a plan to catch and kill neg tef stories about president trump. the "national enquirer" writing positive stories about trump while trashing his opponents. trump organization cfo alan wieseisselberg weisselberg was also granted immunity. kenneth mouton, abc news washington. >>> tech companies are getting together to discuss the upcoming midterm elections. buzzfeed reports it obtained an e-mail about a private meeting in san francisco. facebook, google, microsoft and snapchat plan to gather at twitter's headquarters. facebook and twitter have faced public scrutiny over how they reacted to reports of foreign intelligence, manipulating users before the 2016 election. >>> muni is running test trains inside san francisco's twin weeks tunnel. the agency hopes to resume all service tomorrow. the crews have spent two months creating a major overhaul. they've replaced tracks, communic

and that was some of the league coleman favorite courtney kahn load made it made a comeback to remember by winning the us open event in california a con was only competing in a flood event of the season after returning from a foot injury she delighted the fans with victory over stephanie gilmore on her own shores act and to give each of the spiky using the fine in australia's gilmore extended her lead in the overall standings she's chasing the seventh street was tight. in hockey onions fairytale wild card run ended with a silver medal as they were thrashed six nailed by the netherlands in the final in london island's women had pulled off shock after shock topping a group containing hockey heavyweights india and england or due to the country's first ever final in a teen free sport but the dutch proved a class of dominating proceedings from the start to claim their eight title. i love hockey but first it's a good tensions between the u.s. and turkey but a new pressure on the turkish economy that's right such as dispute with the united states over the fate of u.s. pastor under brunson and

you have russia, china, iran, turkey, now even imran kahn, who justjoined as president of pakistan ist oblige to these sanctions. he is creating a unified forum against the united states. for what? this is the question. turkey play a major role in syria under the order of the united states itself. they have also participated in the war in libya. now we are rewarding turkey by imposing sanctions? for what? this is about sending a message to the base. this is a mid—term election period in the united states. only three months away from elections. exactly. this is about donald trump showing he is delivering on his promises, following america first foreign policy, defending american economic interest and american jobs, although very few are actually at risk from us sanctions. it is politically irresponsible. it is about electoral politics. i was struck, henry, by talking to journalists from bloomberg markets a couple days ago, saying they had done research and had found that the trump administration has used sanctions more than any other us administration. not only that but the treasury se

led by ron kahn who is now the prime minister in waiting what really happened. the outgoing speaker of the national assembly. the new parliament then it must be. one hundred fourteen new faith. after taking. ward on what will be a secret ballot for the speaker deputy speaker but because. dependent. on the fifteen leader of the house. and emraan khan need to be sworn in that country's prime minister on the eighteenth of all good. to. be hoarding their provincial assembly or taking many. new faces. and also home. will be meeting on the fifteen come out alive. thank you. our fighting between afghan forces and the taliban is continuing for a third day in when there's any a key provincial capital that connects kabul with kandahar dozens of people are thought to been killed says taliban fighters storm the city in an attempt to seize control those who managed to escape say government buildings were set on fire the u.s. military's been conducting air strikes to support afghan troops on the ground at least nine people have been killed and sixteen others injured in a fire

jesse jackson jackson and al sharpton there will also be musical performances from stevie wonder shaka kahn and ariana grande day the queen of soul whose hits include the classic respect died at the age of seventy six earlier this month. john hendren s. in detroit for us at look at monitoring the situation what's going on there so what's the mood like. it's a mood of celebration for several days we've had people showing up at these events where aretha franklin has been lying in state and they've been dancing outside and singing today is a little more somber event but you have this celebration by nineteen different musical acts you've got a number of politicians it's perhaps the most vicious and star studded funeral in detroit history bill clinton and jesse jackson have not yet spoken but they will and ariana grande a is apparently appearing right now she is of course going to she's going to play a wreath of franklin in an upcoming film. and she is singing right now i understand . so this is really a celebration of the life of a wreath of franklin and already that program has been so packed

civil rights leaders jesse jackson and al sharpton there also been musical performances from shaka kahn and ariana grande day the queen of soul hits include the classic respect died at the age of seventy six earlier this month. john hendren is in detroit for us john it's either it's come to pass the six hour tributes are it's coming up so that tell us what's happening there. it's been an extraordinary celebration both outside and inside earlier this morning about a thousand people from the street who had waited in line and were not expecting to be able to come in here were allowed to join all the dignitaries who are inside that perhaps because of that there's their money started about an hour late and it's gone on for four hours since then it was due to be over about now but by my look at the schedule it appears to have an hour probably two hours left to go but inside some extraordinary statements have been made we had ariana grande singing you make me feel like a natural woman jennifer hudson sang amazing grace the reverend al sharpton described aretha franklin as the soundtrack to the

. >> it's like the wrath of kahn, but was the moth taking over the pran and askting the calls and strikesout at second base anyway, but props to him for -- >> i never had a fear of things flying into my ears. >> did he not know he had moth in his ear? another reason to avoid red sox games this year. >>> and is giuliani just trying to drag on negotiations past midterms? a distinct determination. to do whatever it takes, use every possible resource. to fight cancer. and never lose sight of the patients we're fighting for. our cancer treatment specialists share the same vision. experts from all over the world, working closely together to deliver truly personalized cancer care. specialists focused on treating cancer. using advanced technologies. and more precise treatments than before. working as hard as we can- doing all that we can- for everyone who walks through our doors. this is cancer treatment centers of america. and these are the specialists we're proud to call our own. treating cancer isn't one thing we do. it's the only thing we do. expert medicine works here. learn more at cancerce

but also the attack on the kahn's, the gold star family. there is something telling about that.cticing psychiatry without a license, but that's what biographers do. he has a hard time about knowledging the courage and sacrifice of others. i think because he has fundamental unacknowledged anxieties about his own virtues. >> jennifer, john mccain had written a letter. he had written a statement to americans that was to be released upon his passing. and his long-time friend rick davis read that today. there is an interesting paragraph in here that i want to play that i think is very telling. it's after john mccain talking about america's greatness. this is what he wrote. >> these are john's words. we weaken our greatness when we confuse our patriotism with trooifl rivalries that have sewn resentment and hatred and violence in all the corners of the globe. we woken eaken it when we hide d walls, when we doubt the power of our ideals, rather than trust them to be the great force for change they have always been. do not despair of our present difficulties. we believe always in the pro

we heard from faith hill, arianna grande, we will hear from shaka kahn.eep words of respect, not just for the song she made famous but for the wisdom that she gave to so many of her fans. the words that she gave through those lyrics, not just in the song but so many others. they gave people the strength to get through the tough times in their lives. that's a lot of what we're hearing from the fans here in detroit and who have also sent their messages through social media and through the floral arrange plenlts inside of the greater grace temple in detroit. we want to play you a little sound, there have been many speakers, i believe we have smokey robinson now. >> my longest friend has gone home. and went to be with our father, like we all have to do one of these days i know are you up there celebrating with your family and with all of our neighborhood friends who have gone. and are you going to be one of the featured voices in the choir of angels. >> the former u.s. attorney general eric holder was on stage. we were listening to his remarks, former preside

when president trump went after the kahn family, a gold star family, i'm told by people around mccain, he said that's it. enough, that that was the turning point. we know john mccain up until the end, he was tweeting, you know, respect and wishes for veterans. this was something he cared about and that was the line in the sand for him. >> you said something last hour that i want to pick up on if you can. there was a time you were ripped directly by senator mccain. >> times. >> one of many, right? >> right. >> it's not all rainbows and unicorns with john mccain and barack obama and george w. bush who will both you'll guys him have scars all over from battling john mccain. he was tough. there were people who would say things about him behind his back and they meant it and were not nice. but at the end, almost all of those people up until the point we're in now, i think did so with a sense of respect. >> that's exactly right. there are many sides of passion and one of the sides of john mccain's passion was flashes of anger. and you know, what i was told early on and even to this day is t

kahn, he ran on a corruption election in pakistan.ry little to say good things about india, u.s., but he is the prime minister of pakistan today. how you are going to deal with him? >> the united states -- >> reporter: u.s./pakistan relations? >> certainly the united states and india have a deep and abiding strategic partnership and we are going to continue to build on that partnership and advanced cooperation. i think you will see that at the meeting that will take place with secretaries pompeo and mattis next month. >> reporter: does the president believe paul manafort is innocent of the charges he faces? >> i don't believe that's the president's role to play. he believes he is being treated unfairly. >> reporter: the views of the president saying that attorney general jeff sessions should stopped this rigged witch hunt right now. has the president said that directly to jeff sessions at any point? >> i am not aware of the president state his opinion. one last question. >> reporter: at any point to rod rosenstein? >> not that i am aw

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from the left, i'm convinced this mini-van driving car-pooling dad is the second coming of gangus kahn. madam president, if chairman grassley would give us a few more years to read over each and every one of judge kavanaugh's work e-mails and maybe even every handwritten note he passed back in grade school, i'm sure we will find something because there's no way democrats are just making this stuch up. i hope this isn't too much to ask. naturally i'm being facetious only to prove a point. we have more than we need to determine judge kavanaugh's fitness for the supreme court. based on the number of documents alone, this will be the most thorough vetting of a supreme court nominee in our nation's history. i've only been here 42 years, but i can tell you this the most thorough vetting of a supreme court nominee in our nation's history. we should call this hub-bub about documents what it really is, a naked partisan ploy, a red herring meant to distract the american people from judge kavanaugh's indisputable credentials. watching this confirmation unfold is like watching the tortured last mo

it was after he had attacked -- >> the kahn family. >> and he calmed down a bit in his rhetoric.ted to stabilize and the polls went up again. he went through a period with the mueller investigation where he wouldn't tweet about it. he seemed to be somewhat listening to his lawyers. that has gone all out the window. you can tell he thinks attacking it is a witch hunt. >> you look at his response, i think there is a line, stay with me here, that runs through attacks on lebron james and his wife sort of receiving to, i don't know, give lebron a little bit of the benefit of the doubt there. >> i'm looking forward to the unified field theory. >> he's addicted to cable. if he could just watch fox, which he should, that would be my advice. he seems lunatic. he sees the other stations, he sees the manafort trial, he sees lebron on cnn and tweets about it. he sees the cohen stuff. he seize lanny davis talking about what cohen could tell mueller if mueller decided to use him. i mean, he is obviously now running from his own sort of awareness of what he might be in trouble for. >> yeah. i m

indianapolis but we also have bryan kahn who is founder and executive director of the elimination institute and he will be sharing some of his perspectives as well. the way we have structured this we want to poll questions and have the panel respond to them. one of our first questions is earlier today we heard social media industry leaders, researchers and most recently law enforcement share their perspectives on trends and cyberbullying. from your diverse perspective what do these trends look like in school? he wall are actually in the schools doing the work and how are they connected and are there any additional trends that use are seeing in school. we will start with deb first. >> can everyone hear me? a brief background of national center for safe and supportive learning environment the department of education has lots of research and i encourage you to go there but in terms of trends i have a few minutes so i'll try to go quick way. i want to back up to some the things i heard this morning just to reemphasize. one, but we keep talking about the topic of today's conversation and i canno

and create chaos in iran >>> the party of pakistan's contradict star turned politician imran kahn dominating for the post of the prime minister he face as vote in parliament in which he has to defeat a rival candidate fieldland by the opposition. >>> more than 200 firefighters are working to out oh a fire in southwest pain spp 12 fire trucks with 1,000 gallons of water each attempting to bring the blaze under control. weather conditions make it difficult to fight the flames. >>> and a canadian van driver has been fired after splashing pedestrians. cash cam video from another vehicle caught the driver in the act. that went viral being viewed more than 2.4 million times by this morning man. that's the news update this hour can you even imagine >> yeah it stinks when you get drenched with water. >> it does. >> i love driving through puddles but i don't go out of my way to get people. >> make sure i'm out of your way. >> that's just too precious. >> oh. >> and an umbrella, come on. >> stop, bill. >> that's great stuff. >> all right thanks, sue. >> you got it. >> all right stay dry. isle oil mark

. >> cigna has a proposed $54 million merger with express scripts calling out investor carl, kahn in the letter in which he urged shareholders for the merger it demonstrates an uninformed view of the marketplace and cigna's strategy mr. icahn appears to believe that a multi-year partnership with an existing pbm provider would be preferable to the announced transaction. there are a number of issues with this view the stocks, cigna and express scripts unchanged after hours. michelle >> all right thanks for that update, seema. >> coming up, we'll get the after-hours earnings movers including why match is shoring, have you seen it going by? big mover. don't move with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com >>> we've got more news. becky quick is on the phone. beck