if robert f. kennedy were to take a health leadership role yeah, maybe he's just packaging something that is more palatable. meg tirrell. thank you so much, jim. next on cnn news central, damage control for the white house and the harris campaign after comments by president biden throw a wrench into her campaign plans. we're going to talk about what he said. we're going to talk about the fallout will have that ahead brought to you by vip guard high, true law. >> and vip guard if you have generalized myasthenia gravis picture what life could look like with viv guard high, true low, a subcutaneous injection that takes about 30 to 90 seconds for one thing, could it mean more time for you? they've got high true low can improve daily abilities and reduce muscle weakness with a treatment plan that's personalized to you do not use fib guard high, true low. >> if you have a serious allergy to any of its ingredients it can cause serious allergic reactions like trouble breathing and decrease in blood pressure leadi

the widow of robert f. kennedy, mother to their 11 children and a lifelong activist. raddatz. >> reporter: it was 1945 when 17-year-old ethel on a ski trip with her college friend jean kennedy would meet the man she would end up marrying, jean's brother an open fireplace, and i just turned around. ned saw. ur >> rep t couple settled in the suburbs ofasngton, d.c., buttruck the ke family in 1963 when roberty's brother, john f. ken more than four years later, robert kennedy would enter the presidential race. ethel pregnant with her 11th child, was there that june. ethel, a devout catholic, never lost faith. afterer h death, ethel establishing robert f. kennedy human rights, a nonprofit promoting social activism. president biden calling her tonight a matriarch of optimism and moral courage, an emblem of resilience and service. >> david: ethel kennedy was a for good. i'm david muir. good night. >> announcer: tha "world news th david muir america's most-watched newscast. of hri the latest on the >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. i'll sh y where the trach milton. plus a lo

do you have a question for robert f. kennedy jr.? >> absolutely. thank you so much for taking our questions and being here. we all know that access to healthy food is not always easy or affordable for many. what are some ways that you hope to change this first, you cannot afford to eat bad foods because it is going to effect your health and you are going to pay later on diabetes crisis. most people diabetes prediabetic can be cured with good food. and if they choose, instead, to be cured by ozempic, the government pays $1,500 a month for the rest of your lives. and with a fraction of that, we could give everybody organic foods three meals a day in this country. what i would do is, you know, the first thing i would do is tell the cereal companies take all the dyes out of their food. >> steve: seems pretty simple. [applause] >> president trump was cooking at mcdonald's the other day and giving people french fries. people criticized me and they said well, you know he is giving fast food. i don't have anything against fast food. i'm against food that h

. >> speaking now, another former competitor against kamala harris robert f kennedy junior has joinedection cycle. he is about to speak to the crowd at his stuffing madison square garden to the rafters. let's listen and. >> a lot of people ask me why i left the democratic party. [cheering and applause] isaiah did not leave the democratic party, the democratic party left me this is not the party anymore of martin luther king, of robert kennedy, of john kennedy, that was a party of peace. it was a party of constitutional rights, of civil rights, freedom of speech, it was a party that wanted to protect and nurture the middle class. it was the party that stood up to censorship, to surveillance, stood up to the cia, the military complex, industrial complex. [cheering and applause] and it was a party that wanted to protect public health and women sports. [cheering and applause] my uncle ted kennedy wrote title nine which protected women's sports in college. [cheering and applause] it was the party that believed in voting rights and fought for the right of every american to vote for the pers

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robert kennedy was assassinated at the age of 42 by sir hans are hot. >> robert kennedy's family and friends founded an organization dedicated to realizing his that your ethel kennedy founded the robert fnedy center for justice and human rights. the nonprofit organization made in her husband's honor promotes human rights advocacy and recognizes leaders through its rfk human rights aboard. it also supports investigative journalists and authors through the rfk book and journalism awards. face kennedy continued her humanitarian work all throughout her life. notably awarded the presidential medal of freedom by president barack obama in 2014. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at noon may to take on a halloween came days. a peek at the fall festivities and new animal friends at the san francisco zoo after this. >> all right. well, 43 this afternoon and it's that time of year where ghouls and goblins come out to play at the san francisco zoo is getting into the spirit of spooky season with fun for the whole family. joining us live now with a preview of what we can all expect is executive vice president paul paolo vergara. nice to see you, stephanie. great to be back. thanks for having us. of cou

ethel kennedy, the widow of assassinated senator robert f kennedy has died. she'd been in the hospital since last week after suffering a stroke. ethel kennedy was by robert kennedy side when he was fatally shot in the kitchen of the ambassador hotel in los angeles. back in june of 1968. that shooting happened just after robert wong, the democratic presidential primary in california in the aftermath of his death. she founded the robert f kennedy center for justice and human rights. kennedy raised 11 children. family says she died in her sleep. ethel kennedy was 96 years old. >> developing news in the east bay, frustrated neighbors in oakland share their concerns safe drinking water in the city school. fact. here's a sample of what some of had to say last night. >> there's no safe level of lead. according to the epa, cdc and world health organization, the discrimination that's going on. >> it black students and black schools, nations staff. filtered they couldn't even tell us what it meant. >> kron four's michael thomas joining us live now from oakland with the

robert f. kennedy remains on the ballot and his presence there may be putting some downward pressure on trump's numbers there. let's look at the gender gap across all three states. you see here, i'll start down here in wisconsin. trump is up 12 with men harris, up 21 points with women in our poll. that's certainly helping her their the gender gap is helping or michigan men are tied between the two candidates in michigan in our poll, where his harris has an eight-point advantage with female voters in michigan but then take a look here. there isn't really much of a wide gender gap. trump's got a four-point edge with men and pennsylvania, harris has a three-point edge with women that's certainly helps explain why the race is tied their african american voters now just want to say, here we're comparing likely voters in a poll which is different than actual voters that show up the 2020 exit poll about how the electorate sort of shaped itself advantage among african american voters over donald trump. joe bid

and i think robert f. kennedy to some of the deepest concerns of many american voters. >> ainsley: yeah. so many americans that i talk to say they are praying for this election. and it's a tale of two cities, really when you see them on the campaign trail. when you hear kamala harris react to someone in the audience talking about how christ is king and j.d. vance reacting to the same messaging. vastly different. listen -- i think we have soundbites of both of those two realts and how they reacted. listen to this. >> oh, you guys are at the wrong rally. >> jesus is king. >> that's right, jesus is king. >> ainsley: what was your reaction to that, brian? >> i mean, it's despicable. this is a candidate for office who holds catholics and all christians essentially as enemies of the state or people who no longer belong in country, you know. just mentioned some of the problems our country is dealing with, what is kamala harris' answer? her answer is to shut down catholic healthcare. to shut down catholic charities, to im

you endorsed robert f kennedy. yes. well, robert kennedy actually talking about issues that matter to people. we have we have two candidates, president former president trump and president biden, who really aren't talking about how the how is this new generation kids going to be able to afford a home? how are we going to bring the interest rates down? how are we going to rein in blackrock and vanguard and state street from buying up so many homes and causing the price of rent to rise in america? why do 54% of children in america children suffer from chronic? we need to get a handle on the fact that our agencies our go

>> reporter: and tonight, trump facing questions about one of his most prominent supporters, robert f. kennedy jr. kennedy, who has pushed a wide range of unfounded conspiracy theories about vaccines, dropped his own independent bid for the white house to endorse trump. now, he says that trump has promised him, quote, control of america's public health agencies, if he wins. >> the key, which president trump has promised me, is control of the public health agencies, which are hhs and its sub-agencies, cdc, fda, nih, and a few others. and also, the usda, which is, you know, key to making america healthy. >> reporter: trump seemed to back that up over the weekend at madison square garden. >> i've been friends of his for a long time, and i'm going to let him go wild on health, i'm going to let him go wild on the food. i'm going to let him go wild on medicines. >> reporter: trump's campaign in a statement says that no decisions have been made about cabinet picks, but again, just days ago, the former president said that he would let robert f. kennedy jr. go wild on food and health, if he were to be

you endorsed robert f kennedy. yes. well, robert kennedy actually talking about issues that matter to people. we have we have two candidates, president former president trump and president biden, who really aren't talking about how the how is this new generation kids going to be able to afford a home? how are we going to bring the interest rates down? how are we going to rein in blackrock and vanguard and state street from buying up so many homes and causing the price of rent to rise in america? why do 54% of children in america children suffer from chronic? we need to get a handle on the fact that our agencies our governmental agencies whether it's the food and drug administration whether it's the environmental agency, our have too much in the food and drug administration they have too much influence and there's too much of a revolving door between industry and the regulatory boards. this actually impacts americans. we have a third of americans who are obese. we need to we need to handle things that

let's get back to that breaking news story this so kennedy, the widow of assassinated senator robert f kennedy has died. news nation's nicole berlie walks us through her life. >> born in 1928, ethel kennedy was a humanitarian with all of u.s.. senator robert f kennedy and sister-in-law of president john f kennedy. while a student at manhattanville college, the former ethel skakel took a ski trip with a classmate where she met her future husband in 1950, they married and later had 11 children. they were married 18 years, but their union tragically ended on june 6, 1968. my god. can ensure when robert kennedy was assassinated at the age of 42 by sir, hans are >> robert kennedy's family and friends founded an organization dedicated to realizing his that your ethel kennedy founded the robert f kennedy center for justice and human rights. the nonprofit organization made in her husband's honor promotes human rights advocacy and recognizes leaders through its rfk human rights aboard. it also supports investigative journalists and authors through the rfk book and journalism awards. face kennedy contin

she gave us strength to help america cope in establishing the robert f kennedy center for justice and human rights, which he carried on.

ethel son, robert f. kennedy jr., called his mother fearless, adding that she is now with her husband, with her two sons, her parents, and all of her siblings. she was 96 years old. i'll send it back to you. >> kayleigh: alexandria, thank you. turn now to the campaign trail, past president kamala harris has been losing ground with blackmail voters, in an effort to rally their support back. the vice president sat down for an interview with a radio host charlamagne and suggested she's open to reparations. >> my question to you, what is your stance on reparations? we all know that america became great off the backs of free black labor. how progressive are you making it a priority and riding america's wrongs? it's understood that you are running for president for all people of america, asking for specifics for black communities o it for others, but black americans are heavily asked to vote democrat and every election for over half a century, with very little in return. what are your plans to adjust these very importa

i think that is a little bit hypocritical i think robert f. kennedy is a very flawed individual and it speaks to the fact that trump is surrounding himself with radical extremists. but he does not really walk the walk he's just saying these things to appeal to voters. i mean, you look at him in real life and he's actually being rather unhealthy. i don't mean to be too two critical, but i'm not trying to take health advice from donald trump and i do not trust him to look out for the health and safety of the american people. just look at how he handled the covid, crisis. i mean, he told people to put bleach in their bodies. it's extraordinarily dangerous. he has very little sense and i think it just proves that he will say anything to get elected. and i truly do think young people have more sense than to be swept up in all of this rhetoric and showmanship because i want an opportunity economy and as a public policy undergrad, as somebody who is getting their master's degree in public policy from duke i see the vision that kamala harris is laying out for

a party that robert kennedy and john f. kennedy doesn't exist anymore.s a party that was antiwar, the party that was against censorship and it was the party that opposed the corporate takeover of our government. today the democratic party is the party of war, it is the party of censorship, it is the party of wall street, big pharma, big tech, big data, big banking and the military-industrial complex. >> greg: and big bucks because of the diet. [laughter] it's true! big food! >> all big are not a bad thing. because people who don't skip leg days... [laughter] >> greg: i'm going to flip the roles. would you date a man -- sorry. >> greg: he. >> he never skips leg day, he doesn't have any. >> greg: terrible, absolutely terrible. would you date a man or even a woman, you never know, who supported kamala harris? >> no. but let me flip that. if a man can avoid dating or shacking up with a kamala kind of girl, that's a blessing from on high. like a kamala kind of girl versus celibacy or self-love, you have to choose the self-love and the celibacy all day long. a

ethel kennedy, the widow of robert f. kennedy, has died. her late husband, ethel kennedy made social justice her life's work. and she remained active in organizations like the special olympics. she was the matriarch to a branch of the kennedy family tree that included her 11 children, plus dozens of grand and great-grandchildren. kennedy also endured deep personal tragedy, losing her -- tragedy seeing both her , husband and brother-in-law, president john f. kennedy, killed by gunmen. two of her sons died young, as well. in a statement, the kennedy family said, we are comforted in knowing she is reunited with the love of her life, our father, robert f. kennedy. ethel kennedy was 96 years old. still to come on the "news hour," the shifting u.s. stance on israel's operations targeting hezbollah. the winner of the nobel prize in chemistry on how his work could transform our lives. and new installations at museums and galleries blur the lines between art and science. >> this is the "pbs news hour" from the david m. rubenstein studio at weta in wa

years, legal justice has been served. >>> the supreme court has rejected a long shot bid by robert f. kennedy jr. to remove his name from the ballot in two key swing states, michigan and wisconsin. kennedy, who has now endorsed donald trump, has been fighting to drop his name from ballots in states where it could help the former president. the court did not explain its reasoning, but voting is already underway in both of those battlegrounds. in wisconsin more than 850,000 absentee ballots have been cast while in michigan more than 1.5 million have been returned. and there is a sense if someone casts a ballot for rfk jr., that's one less vote for trump. >>> next up here we'll turn to sports and the world series. the yankees survival to play another day with a win against the dodgers in the bronx last night. do they start dreaming about a massive comeback? we'll have highlights from game four plus a check on the weather forecast when we come right back. k on the weather forecast when we come right back ♪ like a relentless weed, moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back

she gave us strength to help america cope in establishing the robert f kennedy center for justice and human rights, which he carried on. they transform their communities , her lifetime of service for the nation and was honored the presidential medal of freedom for that recognition. [applause] i met her maybe 60 some years before president obama in 1960 when my father was fresh out of being the mayor of baltimore and chair of the jfk campaign for president of the united states. the first event we had was tea to welcome the kennedys to maryland. my father was the mayor, he became the person putting on the tea. the kennedy ladies would have an abundance of flowers, music, all of the rest. he saw this as such a great honor for baltimore to welcome them. ethel gave him that day, it meant everything to him. that is how we met her through her kindness. he was determined it would be a spectacular event to model the rest of the nation. over the years i saw her humor and communication skills, she was a great writer, storyteller, and funny person in addition to being a person of great faith. her

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robert f kennedy.nding daddy with love and fun, athletic children who could discuss history and politics and pray regularly. we practice touch football on saturdays. if you could touch it, you could catch it. in the fall, we go to baltimore to watch johnny united for the colts or wherever to cheer navy with roger staab working -- staubach working his magic. both of our parents love to ski. mom had hers engraved "lovely ethel cha cha cha." both of our parents also love to ride. this was when virginia was filled with cows and bales of hay and the beltway had not been billed. mom had taken a number of my brothers and sisters and me riding on the cia road because it was quiet and we could gallop as much as we want. as we were returning home one afternoon, mom leapt off her horse and she discovered starving horses. she immediately said we must bring them to our house. which she did. the owner sued. horse death was then a hanging offense in virginia. i think i was in third grade, my father was the attorney g

he spent hours talking to robert f. kennedy jr.ng about policies. we're working with the transition team and preparing really bold policys for president trump. he's asking for them on every single institution. yes, it can happen quickly. we have the ability of america, as joe rogan said, we're spending $20 2000 billion giving to the ukraine, we can up unpoison our food. rachel: yeah. >> we can create a thriving environment for our kids very quickly, it just take clear-eyed leadership. rachel: and i do believe this is the most bipartisan issue in america. everyone wants it. you've been at the forefront of this, and i really hope you get to get in there and clean it up. >> thank you, rachel. it can happen quickly. rachel: awesome. from election interference products to appealing the verdict in his former fraud trial, president trump is still facing big legal challenges. what happens to those cases if he wins? we'll the discuss. and we've been together most of my life. not often do you have a childhood dog that, that lives this long s

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ethel kennedy is the widow of robert f. kennedy, jr..ctober 10 f complications from a stroke. she was 96 years old. -- after complications from a stroke. she was 96 years old. >> i ask president barack obama to come forward. president obama: good morning. to president biden, president clinton, speaker pelosi, friends, admirers, it is a great honor to be with you today to say a few words about my dear friend ethel kennedy. most americans got to know ethel as a wife, mother, grandmother, a great grandmother. you can hear some of those great-grandchildren as we speak. the woman who standing alongside her husband helped the idealism of an entire generation. the matriach who instilled a commitment to justice and helped raise a legion of changemakers and public service. she was proud of those roles. she loved family just as she loved friendship. . she loved family just as she loved friendship. as anyone who ever met her nose, she was a lot more than that. while bobby was shy and serious, ethel was not. she was a spitfire from a young age. some

trump's terms he will be in charge of making america healthy again and if trump is reelected, robert f kennedy junior will get a big job. he says this more and more the campaign trail thinking this is awesome and well rfk junior himself is spending his end of the campaign talking about how we can't have wi-fi anymore in america because it causes something that he calls leaky brain. and if you have wi-fi, you get leaky brain. also, hiv doesn't cause aids. the early 90s called and they would like their conspiracy theory back. so maybe it is the economy are the candidates of the campaigns. i don't know how this election will be decided and neither do you but there are two additional wildcards that we need to factor in to how this will result in we shouldn't have to factor either in, but we do. the first is the absolutely totally telegraphed easily foretold effort by the republican party to disrupt, subvert and ultimately to try to steal the election if they lose it and flip the results or cause enough chaos and delay and confusion that they prevent any clear results from emerging. as you do know,

he also talked about how he looked up to robert f. kennedy as one of his heroes. he talked about how ethel kennedy had a whole lifetime of work after her husband died, and also about his personal connection and friendship with her that he said started when his first wife and infant daughter were killed in a car accident, so a decade's long friendship that he is going to be eulogizing when he speaks in just a couple of minutes at this memorial service, chris. >> allie raffa, thank you for that. >>> consider this in an already wild election year, there's a mathematical scenario in which the presidential race ends up tied, where both donald trump and kamala harris are just shy of the 270 electoral votes needed to win the white house, and in that case, a single electoral vote in nebraska's second congressional district could tip the balance. democrats hope it's a blue dot in an otherwise red state. nbc's steve kornacki is at the big board for us. what can you tell us about this district? >> yeah, so we're talking about omaha, the suburbs, and we're talking about a dist

well, ethel kennedy, most prominently known as the widow of senator robert f kennedy, has died and live. kennedy took on her late husband's passion for human rights advocacy, among other causes. fox's molly lynn has more on the legacy she leaves behind. >> she married into political royalty. ethel skakel kennedy was at the forefront of american politics for most of her life. a woman who suffered the assassination of her husband, robert, with dignified stoicism, never losing sight of the social issues he championed, and becoming an enduring icon in her own right. born april 11th, 1928, in chicago, she enjoyed a childhood of privilege in greenwich, connecticut, where she attended private school before entering manhattanville college of the sacred heart in new york. it was there that she became friends and roommates with jean kennedy, which led to an introduction to jean's brother, robert in june 1950, at the age of 22. the two were wed and she became mrs. robert f kennedy. athletic and outgoing, ethel embraced the kennedy's zest for life, competing against her brothers in law on the ocean

her son robert f. kennedy jr. ed his mother fearless, sandra, back to you. >> sandra: alexandria hoff on that, are thoughts with douglas kennedy, the tenth child of robert atkins will be kennedy and ethel kendall deep there kennedy. >> john: had to the afghan national accused of plotting terrorist attack election day in the united states ever slip through the cracks? former secretary of state mike pompeo is on deck. or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. with skyrizi, nothing on my skin means everything! ask your dermatologist about skyrizi. learn how abbvie could help you save. (admiral) if you're a veteran, own a home, and need money for your family, call newday usa to use your valuable va home loan benefit. (vet 1) thank you, admiral. (admiral) it lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. (vet 2) thank you admiral.

president biden will be delivering the eulogy for robert f. kennedy's well. presidents obama and clinton. ethel kennedy never remarried after her husband, the late senator, was assassinated l.a. in june, 1968, while celebrating his victory that day. president obama, speaker pelosi and as i say, president bill clinton, all expected to speak at the memorial. this is the first time pelosi and president biden will be in the same place since he notably blamed her for the pressure for his decision to step aside for kamala harris. mrs. kennedy founded the robert f. kennedy center for justice and human rights. after he was assassinated, she raised their 11 children on their own, including the youngest who was born after her father had been killed. for our efforts in 2014, she was awarded the presidential medal of freedom by president obama. the matriarch leaves behind nine children, 34 grandchildren, 24 great grandchildren. msnbc will be bringing you president biden's eulogy live in the 1:00 hour and that does it for this edition. follow the show on social medi

robert kennedy was assassinated at the age of 42 by sir. hans are >>robert kennedy's family and friends founded an organization dedicated to realizing his that year, ethel kennedy founded the robert f kennedy center for justice and human rights. the nonprofit organization made in her husband's honor promotes human rights advocacy and recognizes leaders through its rfk human rights aboard. it also supports investigative journalists and authors through the rfk book and journalism awards. kennedy continued her humanitarian work all throughout her life. notably awarded the presidential medal of freedom by president barack obama in 2014. >>the deadly conflict in the middle east could have an outsized impact on the upcoming election. former president trump and vice president harris have very different plans for how to handle u.s. relations with israel and gaza. now washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt breaks down their positions. >>less than a month out from election day, former congressman lee zeldin has a prediction. more jewish voters. a never-before should be voting for the republican candidate. he says israel's war with hamas is making foreign policy increasingly important

the widow of the later widow -- late senator robert f. kennedysday morning in her sleep according to joe kennedy iii. he added the 96-year-old is receiving treatment, adding she's comfortable, getting best care possible, and is surrounded by family. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," comedian taylor tomlinson joins us in the times square studio to to discuss season two of her late-night talk show "after midnight." late-night talk show "after midnight." you're leaving me? for a turbotax expert. sing it adam! ♪ turbotax'll beat your price ♪ ♪ this is a taaaax break-up! ♪ this fall, switch to a turbotax live expert and we'll beat the price you paid your pro last tax season. nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid for twice as long as pepcid. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. *air wick* how far would you go to set your home ambiance? try air wick essential mist diffuser. it's perfectly portable and glows with a fragrant mist. transform your space with air wick essential mist

this new tv ad features robert f. kennedy, jr.tholics who make up a quarter of the commonwealth's population to vote trump. >> democratic party has become the party of war. catholics may disagree on many i shall jules but we need to love our children more than we hate each other. i hope you join me in supporting donald trump. >> the 60 second ad by the organization catholic vote makes no mention of abortion or its pro-life stance because rfk junior is for abortion rights. the catholic organization says they believe kennedy's pro-family stances on big pharma and the food industry, independent flair and famous catholic democratic last name will resonate. >> i think he represents who is happening inside the catholic vote which is a lot of catholics over a last several decades don't feel at home in the democratic party any longer and they are leaving. they look to his campaign and the kind of courage that he has exhibited so far and say who am i going to fall in line with when i finally walk into that voting booth? >> senator jd vance

if trump is re-elected, robert f. kennedy jr. is going to get a biggo job. he's saying this more and more now on the campaign trail. he thinksam this is awesome whi rfk jr. himself is spending his end of the campaign talking about why we can't have wifi anymore in america because wifi causes something that he calls leaky brain. if you have wifi, you get leaky brain. also hiv doesn't cause aids. the early '90s called and they'd like their conspiracy theory back. so, you know, maybe it's the economy. maybe it's theyb candidates. maybe it's the campaigns. i don't know how this election is going to be decided. neither do you. but there are two additional wildcards that we need to factot in to how this election is going to resolve. and we shouldn't have to factor either of these in. but we do. the first is the absolutely, totally telegraphed, easily foretold effort by the republican party to disrupt, subvert, ultimately to try to steal the election if they lose it, to try to flip the result or to cause enough chaos and delay and confusion that they prevent any cl

you endorsed robert f kennedy. yes. ll, robert kennedy actually talking about issues that matter to people. we have we have two candidates, president former president trump and president biden, who really aren't talking about how the how is this new generation kids going to be able to afford a home? how are we going to bring the interest rates down? how are we going to rein in blackrock and vanguard and state street from buying up so many homes and causing the price of rent to rise in america? why do 54% of children in america children suffer from chronic? we need to get a handle on the fact that our agencies our governmental agencies whether

recently, donald trump also said that he would put robert f. kennedy., a staunch anti-vaxxer, in charge of health care policy. mr. trump: robert f kennedy cares more about human beings and health and the environment than anybody. i'm going to let him go wild on health. i'm going to let him go wild on food. i'm going to let him go wild on medicines. laura: health experts say that appointing someone like rfk junior to potentially meet health and human services the centers for disease control could end up spreading more public health disinformation because he has been known to do that. on the medicaid front, trump has said he wants to reduce federal government spending and he wants to cut taxes and that he doesn't want to touch social security or medicare to do it so health experts are concerned that that means there's going to be a big target on medicaid. amna: so those are the plans but you also looked at their health care policies. how do their outlooks differ on this? laura: a lot of it comes down to the affordable care act which covers 21 million ame

you endorsed robert f. kennedy. >> yes. well, robert kennedy is actually talking about issues that matter to people. we have-- we have two candidates, president-- former president trump and president biden who really aren't talking about how is this new generation of kids going to be able to afford a home. how are we going to bring the interest rates down, how are we going to rein in black rock and vanguard and state street from buying up so many homes and causing the cost of rents to rise in america. why do 40% of children in america suffer from chronic illness. we need to get a handle on the fact that our agencies, our governmental agencies, whether it the food and drug administration, whether it's the environmental protection agency have too much-- the food and drug administration, they have too much influence and too much of a revolving door between industry and the regulatory board. this actually impacts americans. we have a third of americans who are obese. we need to handle things that actually affect americans and ro

trump allies who showed up included tulsi gabbard, robert robert f kennedy jr was there. there's hulk hogan, tucker carlson. was there trump not expected to win the blue state of new york, but this was expected to be one of the last really major moments of his campaign. trump repeated familiar themes about the economy and immigration. he promised new tax cuts for adults who care for older parents. you see his wife, melania. they're making kind of a rare appearance to introduce him. >> the united states. is now an occupied country. >> but it will soon be. >> and occupied country no longer going to be happening. not going to be happening. >> november 5th, 2024 9 days from now will be liberation day in america. it's going to be liberation day. >> new york republicans say trump's visit could also help them keep the house the rally not without controversy. a comedian and podcaster is drawing criticism for disparaging comments about the island of puerto rico and people of hispanic descent. vice president kamala harris got endorsements from puerto rican superstars today. bad bun

senator robert f kennedy and sister in law of u.s. president john f kennedy, and a trailblazing advocate for social justice and civil rights. after the memorial, governor newsom and members of his administration met with senior biden-harris administration officials at the white house, where he advocated for the comprehensive disaster supplement plan and reaffirmed his commitment to focus on pollution and cross border water management. the governor's office says he highlighted the importance of continued collaboration between federal, state and local partners to protect communities and the environment. >> tomorrow in san francisco's tenderloin, glide will be hosting a celebration for its community ambassador program. it was launched just this past july to honor the legacy of the reverend cecil williams during the event. tomorrow, ambassadors will share their own stories of overcoming adversity. they also plan to pick up trash and clean graffiti, as well as connect with homeless people living in the community. >> october is breast cancer

we also heard former president trump make this promise to the american people talking about robert f. kennedy i'm going to let him go wild on health. i'm going to let him go wild on the food. i'm going to let him go wild on medicines prescribing a role for robert f. kennedy. if he were to win donald trump a second term, rfk jr. seemingly affirmed the former president's words. earlier this week president trump has promised me, is as control of the public health agencies which are hhs. and it's agencies cdc fda, nih, and a few others. and then also the usda which is, which is key to making america healthy mr. medical license and has made this is what he said, kind of a deranged remark about coronavirus in fact night, there's an argument that it is ethnically targeted 19 sir great proportion of covid-19 is targeted to attack caucasians black people, the people who are most are ashkenazi jews and and chinese i mean, there aren't even words to describe what hackery that is wildly inaccurate plenty of chinese people, plenty of ashkenazi jews died because of coronavirus actual medical professionals

ethel kennedy, who was the wife of senator robert f kennedy, was 96 years old. family said she died last thursday after suffering a stroke. kennedy was by her husband's side in los angeles when a gunman shot and killed him. he had just won the california democratic primary back in 1968. kennedy opened a foundation in his honor dedicated to social justice, including gun control. in 2014, president obama presented her with the presidential medal of freedom for her efforts. she leaves behind nine children and a legacy of social advocacy. pope francis is facing calls to overturn the catholic church's ban on gender affirming care. gender affirming care is the care people get to align them with their chosen gender. the pope held talks with lgbtq activists at the vatican over the weekend. the private meeting included a member of the transgender community and a doctor from the u.s. who helps run a clinic. it comes just six months after the vatican firmly rejected gender affirming care. lgbtq groups sharply criticized the vatican and the vatican for not seeking input from

we love robert f. kennedy, but he is part of a misinformation campaign that's having heartbreaking and deadly consequences on quote, that's from his cousins and siblings. trump's transition co-chair, however, bought into the conspiracy theory of these payoffs and secret data i mean, let's give them the data. i think it'd be pretty cool to give them the data. let's see what he comes up with. >> let's see what he comes up with after all, what's the worst that can happen? well, i'll tell you, take a listen to dr. paul offit from children's hospital philadelphia, talking to us about how rfk you're doing your as vaccine lies helped lead to a measles epidemic in samoa immunization rates dropped. >> there were 5,600 cases of measles and 83 deaths in children and smell. all less than four years of age as a direct consequence of his lobbying efforts? that's what this information does. it kills samoa's a small island nation of 200,000 people. we have 300 million people. so imagine what it could that could be cnn has rea

. >> i want to say this, you endorsed robert f kennedy. >> yes he's actually talking about issues that matter to people. we have two candidates former president donald trump and president biden really are not talking about houses new generation of kids going to be a little affordable and only going to bring me interest rates down. how are we going to write in black rock and vanguard state street from buying up so many homes causing the price of rents to risewh in american 2054 perct of children american children suffer from chronic illness. we need to get a handle on the fact that her agencies and their governmental agencies whether it's food and drug administration weather's environmental protection agency, have too much with the food and drug administration they too much influence was too much a revolving door between industry and regulatory forces this is actually affecting americans with third of the americans who are obese we need to handle things that actually affect americans. robert kennedy is thend only candidate is really talking about these crucial issues. smith knew about i

. >>> the supreme court has rejected robert f. kennedy jr.'s plea to be removed from the ballot in two swing states. he suspended his campaign in august and he endorsed donald trump. he sought to have his name taken off b off ballots in wisconsin and mich michigan. >>> russia and north korea continue to make shockwaves after vladimir putin watched nuclear training exercises from the kremlin yesterday. that included practicing launches of ballistic missiles in what's being seen as a show of force. north korea's foreign minister also arrived, though the reason for the visit is unclear. it reenforces the deepening relationship between the two countries after north korea sent thousands of troops to russia to fight against ukraine. let's go live to claudio lavanga. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frances. that's right. on tuesday, the pentagon confirmed there are north korean troops in russia, including this region of kursk where ukraine launched a major in incursion a they still hold some territory. now president biden said that if the no

maybe had brain worms like robert f. kennedy jr. we don't know. how does he get away with this?country so accepting that donald trump can just say, you know, i am not can it tell you about my health. but the press and others seemingly demand that everybody else pull out there's. >> first of all, it is such a wonderful time to be here on "the weekend", michael, and to see you guys. you don't require a professor to try to make clear or make plain what is going on. donald trump has been given a pass in so many ways. he represents, not america, as such, but a large slice of america. there is the sense that the spoiled man can do whatever he wants because there is a fear that you will activate the anger of his base. it seems to me that we have been tiptoeing around donald trump. not only the press, but also democrats and particularly mainstream republicans, tiptoeing around donald trump for fear he would activate the ugliness of his base and endanger the country. i think that particular approach has come back to bite us in the behind. >> you know, it is interesting, i am looking, whe

robert f. kennedy, melania trump, dr. phil. it was pretty unbelievable in terms of a lineup. i think that was a great rally that got worldwide coverage. and at the end of the day what are most people paying attention to? donald trump. the contrast between him and kamala harris when it comes to the economy and border security number one one. and number two, issues and polls. donald trump is going to be headed tore a big victory on tuesday night and keep our foot on the gas. but you look at a state like new hampshire. right now, i don't know if we will end up winning it, up. that wasn't considered a battleground. my state here in virginia, we have one poll showing it down two. joe biden won by 10. the wind is at donald trump's back and every single battleground state, poll after poll, the wind is at his back. host: you talk about the crowd at madison square garden. what about the thousands that gathered here in the nation capital to hear the vice president talk at the ellipse? guest: good for her and the backdrop was the white house and you had a current sitting president her b