shriver. i [applause] maria, you live your mother's words purely, lovingly, and relentlessly. work and for being an amazing partner in this effort. thank you. [applause] so, good morning. >> good morning. >> in the early 1970s, researchers in the united states preventing heart attacks. in you see, it was observed that women who had gone through menopause, therefore, who had lower levels of estrogen, were likely to have heart attacks. so a stu w whether estrogen prevents heart attacks. 8341 people were selected for that study. al o [laughing] this is how things were done. even though women are half the population, women's healthrfundd and understudied. too many of our medications, treatments, and medical school textbooks are based on men and their bodies. but that ends today. finally, women will get the healthcare we deserve. in just a few moments, my husband, president biden -- see, joe, now i just have to say your name and -- will sign the most comprehe■nsiv executive order in history to advance research on women's health. so on behalf of all of us, thank you, joe.is [applaus

shriver. [applause] dr. biden: maria, you live your mother's word and relentlessly. [laughter] dr. you for your life's work and for being an thank you. [cheers and applause] dr. biden: so good morning. in the early 1970's, researchers in the united states studied estrogen's effect in preventing heart attacks. you see, it was observed that women who had gone through menopause, therefore who had lower levels of estrogen, were likely to have heart aacks. so a study was conducted asking whether estrogen prevents heart attacks. 8341 people were selected for that study. all of them were men. this is how things were done. even though womear population, women's health research has been underfunded and understudied. too many of our medications and treatments, and medical school textbooks are based on men and their bodies. [cheers and applause] dr. biden: finally, women will get the health care we deserve. in just a few moments, my husband, president biden -- [cheers and applause] dr. biden: i think now i just t [laughter] dr. biden: will sign the most comprehensive executive order in histor

has done so much for the women of america, my home state of california and everyone, the great maria shriver. ms. shriver: thank you madam vice president. mr. president, dr. biden, thank you so much for inviting me here today. i sit but there are no chairs. i want to say how extraordinary it is to see all of you, your to the vice president. to see the joy in your faces. to see you all here to celebrate women's history. close your eyes and imagine the history that has been made here. you can see it on the walls. today, today is the day to keep your eyes wide open. you might watch history get made. for the first time ever in our nation, our president is going to sign an executive order that will transform the way our -- government deals with women's health. it will direct the most comprehensive set of executive actions ever taken to ensure women's health gets integrated and prioritized across all federal agencies. it will galvanize new research and help prevent, diagnose and treat women's health conditions once and for all. [applause] it is the first executive order to mention the word menopau

founder of the women's alzheimer's movement, maria shriver, focuses on reproductive health challengeshe guest list, a civil rights activist who walked in selma, alabama, in 19 65 and members of the united auto workers union. democrats and republicans both invited advocates for action on the growing opioid crisis. guests will attend on the invitation of speaker johnson. the mother and son of an american taking captive by hamas while serving as a soldier in the israeli defense forces. and a member kidnapped by hamas while attending a music festival was held in gaza before being released in december. joining me now on capitol hill is helen humphrey. helena, this is a big opportunity for the president to set out for voters. how high are the stakes for him? >> very high. president biden has opportunity to deal with two big challenges. he has t set up the legislative agenda for the year ahead and also make the case that he is the person to guide america through the next four years. he is facing concerns about his age and mental acuity. so it will not just be about what he says, it will be a

maria shriver, of course, former journalists, healthcare advocate, but i think notably the cousin rfk junior. so if this is a single entendre, kate, what is that single entendre? >> well, i think this entire group actually represents what's at stake. i think that's what the white house is trying to do here. they're trying to illustrate what is at stake in this election for maria shriver to be there, i think is important given all of her work, but yes, it doesn't go without noting that she's family member of robert f. kennedy. i think there's very little question if you're paying close attention to this election, that a third-party candidate but it has the potential to have huge impact on the outcome. this is going to be erased. that's going to be won and lost in the margins and so i think the biden white house is sending a very strong signal here about, about party unity. and if it's a little dig at rfk junior will be >> well, so be sure it's a well, so i'm not sure that's the side effect you would i think that might be the intention i love it. actually, an add-on to the question i as

he married maria shriver. >> and that was right. >> when you one thing we can say about the kennedys that is still very much true. they have an active and lively dinner table conversation around politics. if you don't know what you're talking about, it will be quite obvious. >> yeah, you'd be embarrassed out of the table and voted off the island for sure, alexis coe, this is fascinating. and yeah, we're all so intrigued. so we'll keep watching to see what steph curry's next move may be. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> coming up, taking action in the tenderloin. residents and businesses team up to make a move, hoping to change the neighborhood's narrative. that story is next are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr positive, her2 negative metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of th

women of america and the women of my home state of california and a friend to all of us, the great maria shriveruse] ms. shriver: thank you, madam vice president. she just told meha m.v.p. i like that. i like that. mr. president, dr. biden,you soe today, and all of you, i would like to tell you to sit, but there are no chairs. i want to say how extraordinary it is to see all of you, to see your faces, to watch you listen to the vice president, tojoy ine with you all here to celebrate women's history in this extrao÷prdinary historic home. you can just close your eyes and imagine the history that has been made here. you can see it on the walls. you can see it everywhere.you can feel it when you walk in. but today is a day to keep your eyes wide open because you, my friends, are about to watch history get made. for the first time ever in our nation, a■b pde there -- [cheers and applause] he is going to sign an executive order that will transform the way our federal government deals with women's health. this executive order will direct the most comprehensive set of executive actions ever taken to en

maria shriver is here.she calls that salad >> i just heard the name. >> daddy salad >> that's weird. >> why did the daddy like it? >> we're going to talk about that. >>> before we do anything else, though, how about a check of the weather? >> are you ready for some spring weather? >> we're going to have to go around the horn too. it's a big crowd. >> we'll do that after this. but, first, we do have sunshine from the central part of the country to the east coast today. temperatures are starting to warm up. record highs across the pacific northwest. tomorrow we're going to see some snow kind of take hold in denver heavy snow possible, 6 to 12 inches wednesday into thursday severe storms possible right through the middle of the country. we could see large hail and damaging winds and it reaches the east c >>> we will get springlike weather around here. first, we have to see this system make its exit. we're having showers over san francisco stretching down through the santa cruz mountains. once the front passes

maria shriver? gloria allred? abdul? oh, come on, that's vice president. >> what's her name?> kalisa horiz stormy daniels. mia khalifa. riley reid. jenna jameson. happy women's history month, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i can't believe robert kennedy is considering that guy for vice president! [ laughter ] it's amazing. hey, we have a very good show for you tonight. ramy youssef is here. [ cheers and applause ] we've got music from briston maroney, and we'll be back with the one and only michael keaton! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there, welcome back to the show. tonight, an exceptionally funny man. his new stand up comedy special is called "ramy youssef: more feelings." ramy youssef is with us. then later, from knoxville, tennessee, his album is called "ultra pure." music from briston maroney. [ cheers and applause ] you can see briston live tomorrow and friday night at the fonda theater here in los angeles. tomorrow night, the one and tomorrow night, the one and only oprah winfrey will join us. that's right. if you have anyone in your family who

it was last week that we saw maria shriver, his first cousin, with the president and first lady at the>> well to president biden and the campaign, rfk junior does loom out there as a potential political spoiler in his bid for a second term. for the kennedy family, the overwhelming majority of the kennedy family, there is another risk here. they are seeing the possibility that they could see their cousin, father, relative, tip the election to donald trump. and that would spoil the legacy of service that the entire family has had over decades in american history. that is why that powerful photo that we saw of dozens of kennedys from three generations, four different branches of the family, with the president on st. patrick's day out that the oval office, it was a powerful one. it signaled the beginning of a much more stepped-up effort on their part to make it clear to the american people that they are squarely behind president biden . rfk junior has said that like any big family we have debates within the family. they are entitled to their opinion. but this really shows the concern that

former first lady of california and niece of the late us president john f kennedy and journalist maria shriver and maria i appreciate your time so much. you know, we saw you there in the audience and you rode to the capitol. i know in the motorcade, president and first lady had a bit of time with them after the address, and what was the president's feeling and the first lady's feeling after the address about how he did? >> well, i didn't talk to the first lady after the address. >> i spoke to her briefly before. >> well, i was up in the white house where the guests that were going to be in the box with her, we were all congregated there, and she came by and spoke to all of us. >> i've been working with her the last 8 or 9 months on this white house initiative on women's health research. she was excited about the announcement tonight. $12 billion for women's health research. she's excited to get that going. and what he said to me when i was walking out, he came back after making his way through the capitol, the rotunda there. and when we took pictures, the guests that had been in the box, when

maria shriver? gloria allred? abdul? oh, come on, that's vice president. >> what's her name?condoleezza rice? stormy daniels. mia khalifa. riley reid. jenna jameson. happy women's history month, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i can't believe robert kennedy is considering that guy for vice president! [ laughter ] it's amazing. hey, we have a very good show for you tonight. ramy youssef is here. [ cheers and applause ] we've got music from briston maroney, and we'll be back with the one and only michael keaton! head & shoulders is launching something huge. the bare minimum. anti-dandruff shampoo made with only nine ingredients - no sulfates, silicones or dyes and packaged with 45% less plastic - giving you outstanding dandruff protection and leaving hair beautiful and moisturized. major dandruff protection, minimal ingredients. job done. new head & shoulders bare. a national taste test determined america's favorite boneless wings, applebee's won. how about that? we don't even have wing in our name. get them now for just 50 cents. only at applebee's. emergen-c crys

. >> not to be lost in all of this, the silent statement made by maria shriver, the cousin of robert f. kennedy jr., who may be competing in the white house against joe biden and donald trump this fall. she obviously, they're standing behind dr. biden and the president himself. monica, vaughn, we appreciate both of you. we want to bring in our nbc legal analyst, the former federal prosecutor and georgetown law professor, paul butler, to join this conversation. when it comes to the blood bath comment or any other incendiary language mr. trump has used, legally speaking, where is the line between protected speech and potentially inciting violence? >> peter, trump is really testing that line in a way that no presidential candidate in recent memory ever has. free speech is protected by the constitution. incitement is a crime under federal law promoting or encouraging others to throw. it's a felony. trump usually has a plausible excuse like here where he says he meant blood bath in the financial sense. the federal election case, there's a gag order that prohibits trump from attacking witn

fascinating time and fascinating to note in the video we just rolled with president joe biden, maria shriver behind him supporting him. also a family story and a family political dynasty store there and a split there. professor, bring you back a lot in the coming months and we always mike to have you get up early this morning and again you have the nicest backdrop there. you must live right over there by the golden gate bridge. >> i have a beautiful view every morning of the bridge. >> you keep your windows clean obviously. [ laughter ] thank you so much. >> nice. >>> all right, 6:41 in the morning. artificial intelligence, you just heard the professor talk about that. it is seen as the new california gold rush. apple wants a bite. more on a business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. see why comcast business powers more small businesses than

i was at a reception for women's history month earlier this week and met maria shriver, was there to biden administration announce their investments in women's health research, which is historic. not only are they signaling to rfk jr. that this isn't serious as well as that the kennedy legacy does not support what he is doing, they are also showing the american people that if this is a family that you have trusted when it comes to policies and position, president biden and his administration and where they are going is where we're going to show our support. and so i do think it will have an impact on some of the people who don't pay attention to politics but they hear the last name kennedy and they think that he is like his uncle and all of them and jfk, but you see the majority of the kennedys that are still with us continuing to support president biden. >> carlos curbelo and alencia johnson, thank you both so very much for being with us this morning. >>> now to breaking news from the justice department, attorney general merrick garland set to announce a landmark antitrust lawsuit a

drought of people that is a very small percentage of my family at this year's state of the union, maria shriverennedy's cousins, was a guest of lady, jill biden, to highlight their effort to launch the white house initiative on women's health research another recent flashpoint came when a super pac supporting kennedy ran a tv ad during this year's super bowl that repurposed a spot from his uncle, john f. kennedy's 1960 presidential campaign. i saw that you've issued an apology for that pack super bowl ad is your personal preference that they stop using your families likeness oh, there it was was particularly on member of my family and those feelings were hurt and i apologize. i said i wouldn't start all right. but he felt that way but i have no apologies about the ad >> the >> family discord thing out in the open since kennedy announced his presidential run as year. john f. kennedy's grandson jack schlossberg, whose mother, caroline is president biden's ambassador to australia posted a video to social media, highly critical of rfk juniors candidacy he's training in on camelot, celebrity conspir

or canceled duty until the recent alabama supreme court decision relating to ivf, there's also maria shriver, who has worked with the first lady on women's health, but also notably is the cousin of robert f. kennedy, who is running in this third party bid for the white house. so that just gives you an idea of the people who will be at the state of the union address as the present is trying to use each of these guests for one quick moment to highlight some of the priorities that he sees in this term. and also a second term, if you were to be reelected. >> yeah, lots of guests will be up to the gallery. there we'll be watching it. arlette saenz at the white house. thank you very much. when president biden begins his speech tonight, we will have at least one heckler who is hundreds of miles away. we're talking about donald trump who says he will deliver a live rebuttal as his likely november opponent is speaking our national correspondent, kristen holmes is in west palm beach, not far away from mar-a-lago right now, kristen, how is this going to work >> well, first of all, it is not going to be

and the interestingly, you'll see maria shriver. she's a women's health advocate, but she's also a cousin of rfk junior who is challenging president biden. and the third party bid for the presidency. that has sort of irked the kennedy family. and certainly she will be representative of that in the first lady's box tonight for us. >> kevin liptak, live from the white house. thanks so much, kevin, brianna when it comes to the state of the union, the opposing parties rebuttal is always a plot line and this year, part of the republican response will involve donald trump resorting to his go-to >> strategy of posting, lots of posting cnn's alayna treene tracking this for us. she's the republican national committee spring meeting. what is the counterprogramming plan tonight for trump? alayna well, brianna, donald trump will be watching joe biden, state of the union address at mar-a-lago with a small group of advisers. i'm told and he does plan to give a live play by play. his words of how that address is going. he wants to be able to injec

former california first lady maria shriver is among those who strongly supports this executive order. because the majority of the research that's been done in this country has only been done on men. >> the president's executive number of medical research projects focusing on women. >> our time now many medical exs want more federal research into brain aneurysms. that's after a new study found that one out of every 5p americans are at risk of dying from brain aneurysm. the brain aneurysms are a bulge in a blood vessel in the brain that often needs immediate medical treatment. >> typically, when with a ruptud aneurysm,úwe treat it that's usy within a matter of hours, because there's a risk that the aneurysm can rupture. >> now, the symptoms include severe pain in the head, nausea, vomiting, confusion, and losing consciousness. doctors say there may be something genetict& involved because aneurysms and the same family are common. >> santa clara county has secured millions of dollars to for students. the countyt&alth announced that 40 schools will receive funding from a $13 million grant

and i got one nice note from maria shriver saying i wish i could help. i look forward to your books so i can learn more about my family. and i think that was the case and it sort of goes back a little bit to that other question about sort of the americanization and the lack of bridgets in that family line. they became very american and and moved on from the experiences of bridget and patrick and i think you know not that he wants to blame for this. you know, we all i i don't know my own history going back that far, but i think that's why bridget's story got lost a little bit, you know the story of the kennedys and the 20th century is is a big story, you know, we're still in fascinated by that piece of the legacy and the mythology of camelot all of that. interested in going back and finding the details of what was actually happening before that and what was happening with bridget. so the families helpful and cooperative to the extent that they could be and gracious but just didn't know. much okay. well they will now as a result of your research, which is

former california first lady maria shriver, among those who strongly support this executive order. >> been done in this country >> the president's executive order will immediately fund a number of medical on women. santa clara dollars to help improve the mental health of students. the county announcing that 40 schools will receive funding from a $13 million grant. that money will be used to expand wellness centers on campus. a recent silicon valleyl students in santa clara and san mateo counties have experienced chronic feelingsúof sadness or hopelessness, a new study says. >> the gossiping may have social benefits. researchers at stanford and of maryland found gossiping might boost levels of cooperation within social circles. they conducted a computer simulation of social interaction. it showed that exchanging personal information about someone who isn't present is a good way to spread information about people's reputations. of course, if it's untrue or negative information, such gossip can be extremely damaging. >> 842 is your time job cuts at the parent jerry's, and a new plan ahea

about that >>> by the way, guys, we have a parade of stars coming up in the 3rd hour plus, we have maria shriverare going to lose that first storm system and bring in another one. it will rain again heavy rain down through georgia and the carolinas. that will move up into the northeast. we could see about three to four inches of rain with these two storm systems in the next two days >>> we do have some spotty chances, but for the most part we're going to see trace amounts of rain. here's a live look at san francisco. take a look at the cloudy conditions that will remain for most of your tuesday. we have temperatures in the upper 50s, low 60s with peeks of sunshine at times. daytime highs will be at 63 degrees by 2:00. in gilroy expect >>> and that's your latest fore cast carson, you are such a gentleman. >> can i say thank you to everybody who is out here soaking wet. "hope is a rainbow" book out here y'all are awesome. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> we need that rainbow. >>> guys, coming up next, the one and only annette benning to a role that brought her back to tv for the first time in

blakckley an oncology nurse trying to expand cancer treatments as part of operation moonshot and maria shriver journalist of the women's alzheimer movement to increase research on women's health. we will show you more of that list as we move through the morning. republican line in new york. caller: i think you guys do a great job and i appreciate the program. i think we need to recognize as a country that her secondary education system in aggregate robs the generations of tomorrow by putting them in debt and does not train them to work in the workforce for jobs available and that needs to be addressed. senator marco rubio said there should be a policy if you take a college loan you should fill form and determines the unemployment rate for that degree in the amount of money you will make a year and what would your debt ratio would be. as the robbing of the futures generations well and a problem positioning future generations to be successful. not everybody who comes into this country seeking asylum are the scourge of the earth. i don't see it that way. i think there are problems everywhere and

biden but also maria shriver talk about what was behind it.ical health care issues and having no answers available to us. one of the reasons is because there's virtually no research that's specific to women's health. even though the nih has been required to have 50% or at least some ratio close to that of women in health studies, that's not the same thing as actually studying the effect of medications and specific health issues on women's bodies. that has not been done, and that has to change. >> lauren, it is shocking for people, because you think, oh well, do we really need to have more research specifically aimed at women? when you understand the statistics under that and how medical research is just not done on women and the assumption was for a long time women's bodies react the same way men's bodies to certain diseases and treatments. tell us more. are there specific diseases that women are more likely to get that require more research, or the same thing for treatment and how women respond differently? >> i've been digging into this beca