kirsten browning of or published, the journal of physdr. kirsten browning of penn was dr.f penn state university. us and state university. the us and these were pretty these doctors were pretty studies because they had to pubush studies because they had to publish something and want to get famous. and it's all about in the us, it's about losing in the us, it's all about losing weight and. she said that you weight and. she said that if you eat biscuits, the biscuits create in your body create this enzyme in your body that brain from telling that stops brain from telling you digest food. and you know you to digest food. and you know , i have an evacuation but they're also biscuits, so they're also biscuits, so they're fattening anyway. they are they're full of fat, but is there is an idea in medicine and in medicine talks about having all the channels . yes. if you all the channels. yes. if you tell your brain that you're going to eat sugar all the time, then the brain is like, oh, we need more of more of this, more. we're not going to let it go. we're not going to let it go

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n g kirsten. how would you compare how european countries are doing relative to each other? you're predicting for example, that spain is eventually going to lead the way italy seems to be struggling more. what's her assessment? now? we see it is currently 3rd quarter last year. we're still no strongly affected by the aftermath of the end of the lock downs. so strong gruesome tourism and services and also also industry some of catching up reducing the backlog. but currently i think we see that the countries with energy and tens of industry that is germany. that is italy. they are struggling cleaning much more than countries, for example, like spain, with a totally different energy mixed with a different economic mix. but also like, for example, northern european economies like economy, which is also doing much better thanks to the school stimulus. so a lot of it comes down to energy. you already mentioned germany, transfer all of shots, however, has said that we won't see a recession here. do you agree? why wouldn't be that fast? and the funny thing is that on the same day ch

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when i go and talk to people of arizona, they don't hear from kirsten. they don't know what her motivation is anymore. they don't trust her anymore because she doesn't talk to the voters of arizona. she doesn't have an unscripted moment in arizona with any voters. if you want to meet with her, you have to put a fund-raiser together, and it better be a high dollar fundraisers. that's not what this is about. that's not what representing is about. that certainly now of being a senator is about. >> ruben gallego, thank you so much for joining us here tonight with your first interview as a senate candidate. anybody that watches that announcement that you did in your video should be inspired by your personal story to get where you are today, whether they are going to vote for you or not. this is a very great american story, reuben, thank you very much. and coming up, the supreme court has never issued an opinion and then added a written paragraph to that opinion the next day. to respond to criticism of that opinion, but that is exactly what the supreme court d

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great pleasure to welcome to the university of mary washington and to the great lives podium, kirsten downey. you don't. well hello and aloha from hawaii. thank you so much bill. and i also like to single out ali for all your logistics work and making this possible tonight in the face of an ongoing global pandemic. putting together a big public program and the in the is difficult and the best of circumstances and the challenge is of bringing us together and keeping us safe is presenting a million new complications. thank you for everything. you've done make this happen. i'm here tonight to talk about something wonderful. something almost miraculous it marked a radical transformation when it occurred. it was contrary to centuries of what had gone on before when america actually prided itself on being a dog eat dog culture. those were the times of the laissez-faire economy. in those days poverty in both childhood and old age were blamed on the victim. this suffering was believed to be in immutable condition of the human life. in the first centuries of our new republic human beings were

kirsten thank you so much for being with us. thank you so much for having me

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> we will have more on this breaking news story in just a moment with our political analyst, gary kirsten. another storm is barreling our way. it will be here tomorrow. our chief meteorologist, jeff. >> we are looking at a pretty strong round of rain. but elements to that timeline. you can see some areas of rain gathering just off to the north. this is a very similar set up to what we experienced over the past couple of storms. the center of the storm developing just to the north, the storm moving over california the atmosphere is boosting up our rain totals for the weekend. there are some updates with the timing. as we rolled through tomorrow, we will see saturday rains develop. we will be just fine. as we head into tomorrow night, specifically around 9:00 p.m., you can see those heavy downpours from the north bay to the south bay. in:00 p.m. until about 2:00 a.m. on sunday morning, which we will be into those heavy downpours. here is another new thing. we will likely have a break here as we head through sunday morning in the mid day. as it comes to the storm system, again, those changes

when i go to slide kirsten i it's all go by the end of t. as sounds that has led to criticism, including from other partners who want to supply the same kind of battle thanks to ukraine. poland and finland, for example, are willing to send them to ukraine fast, but also need the green light from berlin. despite the dilemma of are tangs exports . u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin had warm was for germany, a country that he called the reliable l i going forward can do more. no germany has contributed a lot to this or to this campaign. ah, you know, from the very beginning when we saw them, ah cycle in defense capability or the gear barge ah, the patriots most recently, irish t r. they stepped up and offered to provide martyrs, they will provide those mortars and conduct the training on those platforms. but for many including these protestors who gathered outside the chancellor relate friday. berlin is dragging its feet when it comes to sending tanks. well d, w was after your ramstein air base for that meeting. here's our chief political cor

this is hunky john alcove, that she will also be coming kirsten stewart, a starved twilight. she's going to be in berlin the whole time because she's the jury president this years will be seeing a lot of her. and we should be able to spot a steven spielberg because he'll be dropping in to receive a lifetime achievement golden bear. so hopefully that'll be enough our power to really get people out again and get the galena back to it's sort of pre coded normal. they also ask, got to tell us more about the must see movies that this year's festival contents, a documentary superpower which it was shot in ukraine, a during the war and feature some exclusive interviews with the ukraine. president of o to miss lensky. that's going to be a messy, i think, for everybody this year at the billing all i but what i love about the bill now is that it's got, it's really, i mean this something for everyone is such a huge, eclectic array of, of films. and you mentioned, so for me this a japanese animate, it's in competition. the 1st animate film in competition over 20 years at the bella . and

and the almost as hunky john malkovich will also be coming. kirsten stewart starved twilight, she's going to be in berlin the whole time because she's the jury president this year. so being a lot of her and we should be able to spot a steven spielberg because i'll be dropping in to receive a lifetime achievement golden bear. so hopefully that'll be enough our power to really get people out again and get the gala back to its sort of pre cobit normal. it people like the billing all because they get to see the stars. and they also get to see a lot of movies which movies. are you saying r a must to see this year? well, you mentioned a couple up top. i mean sean, penn's a documentary superpower, which it was shot in ukraine during the war in feature some exclusive interviews with the ukraine. president of miss lensky. that's going to be a must see. i think, for everybody here at the billing all. but what i love about the bill now is that it's got, it's really, i mean it's something for everyone. it's such a huge, eclectic array of films and you mentioned to me this japanese enemy, it's competi

then the almost the hunky john malkovich will also be coming kirsten stewart star twilight. she's going to be in berlin the whole time because she's the jury president, this years will be seeing a lot of her. and we should be able to spot a steven spielberg because he'll be dropping in 3 feet a lifetime achievement golden beer. so hopefully that will be enough, gar, power to really get people out again and get the dollar back to it. sort of pre kobe normal. they also got to tell us more about the must see movies of this year's festival. bon pens, a documentary superpower, which was shot in ukraine during the war and feature some exclusive interviews with the ukraine crescent missile. and that's going to be maxi, i think, for everybody this year, the billing, all. but what i love about the bill now is that it's got, it's really, i mean it's something for everyone. it's such a huge, eclectic array of films. you mentioned to me this japanese enemy, it's competition. the 1st enemy film in competition over 20 years at the bell in allah. and it's coming just as a sort of huge wave

when i go to slide kirsten i it's all go by the end of p. a stance that has led to criticism including from other partners who want to supply the same kind of battle thanks to ukraine. poland and finland, for example, are willing to send them to ukraine fast, but also need the green light from berlin. despite the dilemma of are tangs exports . u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin had warm was for germany. a country that he called the reliable ally going forward can do more. no germany has contributed a lot to this or to this campaign. ah, you know, from the very beginning when we saw them, i cycle in air defense capability. are the gift cards? ah, the patriots most recently are as t ah, they stepped up and offered to provide martyrs, they will provide the those mortars and conduct the training on those platforms. but for many, including these protestors who gathered outside their chancellor relate friday. berlin is dragging its feet when it comes to sending tanks. well d, w was that the ramstein air base for that meeting here is our chief po

who's going to be walking the right carpet and the almost a hunky john malkovich will also be coming. kirsten stewart star twilight. she's going to be in berlin the whole time because she's the jury president this year. so we'll be seeing a lot of her, and we should be able to spot a steven spielberg because he'll be dropping in 3 feet a lifetime achievement golden bear. so hopefully that'll be enough, gar. power to really get people out again and get the bell in our back to it. sort of pre kobe normal. our culture correspond, scott roxborough there. well, if you're just joining us, we're waiting for a press conference to begin here in berlin. we have nato secretary general young stoughton bag meeting with germany's brand new defense minister florist historian, and they're going to be talking among other things about germany's position on delivering leopard 2 tanks to ukraine. there's been a great deal of discussion about that with me here in the studio to talk more about this topic is our political correspondent, thomas sparrow. thomas for the in, we've been talking about this now for, for d

be walking the right carpet and the almost as hunky john, malcolm, that you will also be coming. kirsten stewart, starved twilight. she's going to be in berlin the whole time because she's the jury president this years we'll be seeing a lot of her. and we should be able to spot a steven spielberg because he'll be dropping in to receive a lifetime achievement golden bear. so hopefully that'll be enough our power to really get people out again and get the galena back to it's sort of pre kobe normal . it wants and did the news live from berlin up next. is stock looking at the fight to save one of the was not just species of stokes, from extinction, of the simple by leonardo da vinci's, mysterious masterpiece. it is perhaps the greatest leonardo masterpiece of the collection of the louvre. it is the virgin of the rocks. was there another symbolic meaning to his beautiful dating? then perhaps we just don't understand. the search for answers starts february 10th on d, w. ah, hulu. at 1st glance, these rich and biodiversity wetlands of ne india evoke images of peace and serenity . but they also

kirsten, this was wild.pledge that was announced across the stands that was supposed to compel you to kneel and you didn't? >> yes, ma'am. there was a unity statement that was read at beginning of acc games, in the beginning of the 2020 season. >> laura: why did you object to that? >> personally, i didn't feel like i needed to kneel in order to support something. personally, i felt like i could stand and be in support of something. personally, i think that the kneeling was very synonymous with the colin kaepernick movement and blm movement and i didn't feel like i needed to. >> laura: now, the pushback that you received was significant, because of someone who played sports for many, many years and my coaches were so important to me. to be berated for not complying in front of your teammates, how did that feel? >> it didn't feel good. you know, i'm someone i kind of do my job and, you know, i was there for the love of the game and the love of the school. to me, that's putting on that jersey meant so much to m

by you and by kirsten here. any last thoughts before he let you go today and keep in touch on this story? >> jared was an incredible man of faith and made so many samery fi -- sacrifices for his foundation and family. this bexley box is helping other children. jared would have done anything for his children to be their father. thank the community for all their prayers and their support and we just really hope we will have justice here soon. >> dana: thank you. we'll see you again soon. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> dana: president biden bashing republicans attacking their efforts to stabilize the nation's finances this after the president and democrats pushed spending and debt to record levels triggering the worst inflation in 40 years. how about that? welcome to "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning at home and to you. purple friday. the bengal orange on. >> dana: i thought you would suit up. >> bill: still working, right? two more days, right? president biden pl

there's a constant reflection point where kirsten nelson, some of the stories are amazing. he was more abusive to her than any other member of his cabinet with his repeated examples of that and from her perspective and not of her advisers. it's remarkable the story we are able to put in the book about the extent to which trump is constantly demanding that they do things they were told were illegal. nielsen have the very difficult job of saying no again and again and again to a president who did not want to be told no. some of his ideas were unbelievable. he wanted to build a moat at the border with alligators and shoot the legs of migrants with a constant barrage. he had an incredibly difficult time handling it. peter baker to you and your four years handling the trump white house with political adeptness? >> well the biggest political challenge at the white house was managing thete boss. some were more adept at it than others. some are more confrontational and some of themf found ways staring him in the direction that they wanted that none of them succeeded because all of

when asked yesterday by fox digital what she thought of that connection, the second wife, now widow, kirstenid i'm not surprised, to be honest. sandra. >> sandra: phil keating live in miami, thank you. >> john: bring in phil holloway, criminal defense attorney and former assistant district attorney in the state of georgia. we will get back to the bridegan murder, but first of all, while it is a break we wanted to talk about the alex murdaugh trial. the defense led by dick harpootlian is trying to poke holes in sergeant green's testimony. how is he doing so far? >> look, this trial has something for both sides. look, the defense has really i think done a pretty good job so far with the witnesses that they have been able to question. they are starting to poke holes, one by one, in the prosecution's theory. and we are starting to see some themes. one of the themes is look, this was just a botched crime scene. for example, they are pointing out the tire tracks may not have been preserved by the responding officer. pointing out that somebody else could have done it and also saying, john, that the

senator kirsten gillibrand came to buffalo and said that they would be pushing for more federal aid coming buffalo. they would be pushing to make sure that we got 100% reimbursement for the storm costs. but that other federal resources, other federal money, other federal programs would come to buffalo to help us address the divide that we have seen during covid. and that we have seen during the cyst or ms.. >> well, it seems very unfair to me that they wanted you to make bread with no straw and praise that county that had more to work within less of the disaster. they had disaster, but. less buffalo mayor byron brown, thank you for being with us. that's all the time we have today. many thanks, after the break i will give my final thoughts. will give my final thoughts. will give my final thoughts. technically when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but there are ways you can repair it. i'm excited about pronamel repair because it penetrates deep into the tooth to help actively repair acid-weakened enamel. i recommend pronamel repair to my patients. at booking.com, finding perfect isn't

have to do is do our job, talk about our values, connect with arizona voters, build that trust that kirstent. and we're going to be able to hold the democratic vote, and that includes independents and republicans that have voted for democrats. number two, we're going to reach out to latinos. we're going to actually talk to them about what they want to see in government. a lot of times that's not happened in arizona. i'm proud i have been able to lead that in my district, proud i have been able to turn out latinos all across the country. and we're going to do that because i think number one, they're ready to turn out. number two, i have an opportunity to talk to a lot of them that they have never seen a candidate this way. there aren't many routino politicians that come from working class backgrounds that also speak spanish, that understand the full spectrum of what latinos are dealing with right now, and i'm going to be able to talk to them about that and i think we'll be able to motivate them to come out. >> we were talking before the break about how years and years ago, howard dean and th

yes, senators like kirsten sinema, tom tillis, also mark callie from arizona, they were in el paso yesterdayay and will be touring this area at border later on today. there's a lot of frustration that the federal government hasn't done more. we were here several years ago, but the past year according to officials here, there's been a 2600% increase in unauthorized border crossings here in yuma county and just in morning, we were here not far from where i'm standing and we saw a migrant family from colombia. they had spent quite some time trying to get here. they spent hours overnight with a 9-month-old baby boy in very cold temperatures waiting to be processed for border control. they're from colombia and most recent policy change announced by the biden administration says that up to 30,000 migrants from certain countries not including co they apply for asylum throughout the proper channels. some of the advocates here on the ground say that policy is dangerous and they're actually disappointed that the biden administration in their words has continued some of the policies that they saw were

. >>> and arizona's democratic congressman expected to challenge senator kirsten kyrsten sinema in 024after midterms and registered as an independent. sinema has not yet announced whether she's going to run for re-election, but this match ifup may split the liberal vote, they say, if rubin does run in the grand canyon state. arthel? arthel: eric, thank you. well, jury selection begins next week in the double murder trial of addict alex murdaugh, a prominent south carolina lawyer accused of shooting and killing his wife, maggie, and his son paul back in 2021. prosecutors say paul sent his friends a snapchat video moments before he was killed, and they subpoenaed a snapchat executive to testify to the veracity of that video, and right now we're going to bring in former new york city police commissioner howard safir. i want to ask you, do you think the judge would require a snapchat executive to testify of? and if he does, how does that benefit prosecutors? >> well, i think if it value dates the snapchat -- validates the snapchat video, but there's so much more in this case. this case is

kirsten running this on our own, with a weak democrat, no matter what there always be a democrat runninglicans are going to win. she's lost support from everybody, not because she's independent, not because she was a democrat or anything like that. because you batten arizona long ago. she hasn't had an open town hall in at least three years, that we could see right. now she negotiates for pharmaceutical companies against the seniors that are driving down to mexico to pick up cheaper drug prices than in the united states. she negotiates and lobbies for wall street hedge fund managers to make sure they keep getting tax cuts. and on and on again, as well as general disrespect to a lot of voters. where she is right now, is a guaranteed third place losing candidate. and we need to have a strong candidate that actually talking to voters, talking to arizona voters, respecting, them and talking to them about the real american dream. about how we need to work together to accomplish that, and preserve it. >> what's your expectation of the democratic senatorial campaign committee, this is quoting f

kirsten bridegan second wife wiped away tears at this afternoon's press conference saying nothing. >>ion about the state's evidence he again henry tennen in order to protect the integrity of this ongoing and active investigation. >> investigators did say they do not believe tenon acted alone and he didn't rob bridegan. according to records he lived in a home lived by mario fernandez. who was second husband. she and he divorced in 2016 and fighting each other in court over finances and custody of their twins at the time of the murder. >> the arrest warrant and affidavit will remain sealed from the public for the next 30 days. meanwhile tenon has his first court appearance tomorrow morning in downtown jacksonville for four felony counts all relating to murder. bret? >> bret: phil keating from miami. the struggle between the suspected monterey park gunman and the man who disarmed him. take a look at this. huu can tran entered ballroom with a semi-automatic pistol after 11 people were killed. brandon save wrestling the weapon away from the suspect, telling him to leave the building. admin

. >> kirsten, do you agree with that? do you think the american people will be interested outside the base? that's the same arguments republicans were using about the january 6th investigation, saying, look, the american people don't care about this. do they? >> well, the bottom line is you don't just do the investigation because the american people are going to care about it. whether they cared about it or not, the january 6 investigation needed to happen. so, the point is, is it a legitimate investigation? is there some sort of bipartisanship like there was on the january 6 committee? or is it just a fishing expedition? is it just a transparently political gambit, which i think most americans can look at what's going on with hunter biden and see that that's what they're doing. and in that sense, yes, i think people will kind of find this repellant, except for the base. they're going to look at this and say, look at all of the things that are going on in the world, and this is what you're doing. you're going -- trying to

wing and figuring out where the nearest mints room was, he whispered as he spoke with aides like kirsten when they were in his office when kelly wanted to speak in normal tones he would step out onto the small patio gist of his office. it was like something out of a bad spy movie. i mean, it is amazing that anyone went to work for this man. and yet, steve bannon, does he still remain in trump's good graces? >> yes. >> amazingly. >> amazingly. and he received a pardon from trump and was part of january 6th. and you know, after only spending about six months in the white house -- >> and bugging the chief of staff's office. >> there was a rumor going around, that kelly was trying to get his feet underneath him and soon, comes to realize that the biggest problem is dealing with rumors and frivolousness and fights between the first lady and ivanka, and telling a morose that you can not have pool parties at the white house, all while trying to stave off war with north korea. >> who among us has not have had our office but it on the first day of work? michael schmidt, washington correspondent f

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i wanted to take a chance, kirsten, to throw that question right back to you.i know, that you've done some political science research and and carceral studies and thinking about mass incarceration in the south. and i think that feeds into that specifically or and would i also like to see maybe just from what you're hearing, the way we're talking it and in the way that we've talked this in political science, how. this idea of southern strategy, politics plays out or how you treat it or, how it intersects with your own work. okay. yeah, i would be i'd be happy to comment. i'm going to go to you first. your hand went up. so go ahead and then i'll a few thoughts to say in the sure, my my my answer is very is very quick i was thinking that rather we we have a situation in here where if we're focusing on these generally white males who are introducing these these southern strategies, although not white males, we do lose sight of african-americans, but we do have an opportunity. i was just we have an opportunity to study those who excluded from the republican party wh

. >> reporter: bridegan's widow kirsten says she, her family and her children are devastated. who witnessed this horrifying crime. >> my daughter bexley has separation anxiety. she's fearful for my life. she's fearful that mom's not coming back. and that rips me apart like she should not have to have that fear. >> reporter: after nearly a year-long investigation, authorities now say henry tenon is bridegan's killer, charging him with second-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder. >> we know henry tenon did not andrief roommate jerry ordway.ad he in a house d gaan husband >> mario owns the house that we both had rented from him. the atf and jacksonville beach police raided my house, took me downtown to interrogate me for hours. who was mario? he was my landlord, bro. >> reporter: mario fernandez did not respond to multiple requests for comment. shana gardner-fernandez denied having anything to do with her ex-husband's death last summer. >> even though we didn't get along he was still the father of my kids. >> reporter: the bridegan's family says they're relieved someone

host: kirsten from new jersey.ler: wouldn't electric cars for everybody go a long way towards solving our energy problems? guest: i wish that were true. here's the problem. it takes minerals and components to make electric cars that america is not even allowed to mine right now. i just became chairman of the environment manufacturing and critical minerals subcommittee on the energy and commerce committee. we are going to be digging into that. we are depended upon china for much of the critical minerals required to make the batteries for our electric cars. our energy grid is not set up to handle everybody driving an electric car. if you look at what happened in california where they have a law that says you cannot buy a combustion engine automobile by i think it is 2035, yet they are telling people today don't charge your electric vehicle on the grid because we don't have enough energy on the grid to handle it. countries in europe are experiencing the same problem. electric vehicles, they sound good on paper. they a

there is a constant point with kirsten nelson, some of the stories are incredible. he was probably more abusive toward her and any other member of his cabinet. repeated examples of that from her perspective and out of her advisers. just remarkable the stories that we are able to report and a book about the extent to which trump was constantly the many essentially the to do things that they were told by the lawyers were illegal. she had the very difficult job of saying noay and back again ad again and again to a president who did not want to be told no. i mean, some of his ideas were unbelievable. they wanted to like building the border and alligators and shoot at the legs of migrants. this constant barrage. she had an incredibly difficult time at handling that. >> host: peter baker, in your four years covering the trump white house, witness political adeptness? >> guest: well, the biggest political challenge in the white house was managing their boss, right? some of them were moree adept at it than others. some of them were confrontation with sin which bobby didn't

pictured near the placard was the snp's kirsten oswald mp and carl coombes stewart msp colleagues stuartliss were also snapped at the rally after a fierce reaction online. the snp troupe complained they didn't have in the back of their head and claimed the signs weren't there when they started the demo but they were swiftly slapped down by the likes of jk rowling, who mocked a strange new form of temporary blindness, has broken out amongst scottish politicians . the shameful snp conduct, fresh off the back of labour's women hating controversy . labour women hating controversy. labour mp rosie duffield has insisted her party has a quote a abusive relationship with after the behaviour of snarling colleague lloyd russell—moyle during a debate on single sex spaces in parliament last week. watch. could this be that speech was probably one of the worst transphobic dog whistle speeches i've in a long time. the idea of linking people with predators frankly is disgusting and you should be ashamed . i think the should be ashamed. i think the honourable needs calm down. yeah, absolutely and by the