that is dr sanjay kumar. _ daughter, grace. thank you. that is dr sanjay kumar.e _ daughter, grace. thank you. that is dr sanjay kumar. he was _ daughter, grace. thank you. that is dr sanjay kumar. he was standing l dr sanjay kumar. he was standing with dr sinead o'malley, parents of gray soma league kumar who was killed in that attack in nottingham last year. he is reacting to the news that that the court of appeal has refused to change that sentence. he said that it was disappointing and not unexpected. he said it was down to a failure of two police forces and people missing multiple opportunities to prevent the attacks and the murder of their children and ian coates. he said that he would continue to pursue the agencies who failed us so much. joining me now is emma webber, the mother of barnaby webber, who was one of the people who was killed in that attack in june last year vai tiktok by valdo calocane. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. i know today must be a difficult day for you. i wonder if i could first get your reaction to the court of appeal decision

sanjay gupta is joining me now. i want to know the answer that sanjay, but you are brilliant, doctor and correspondence so i suspect you did well, but a lot of us would be really afraid to potentially know this. i mean, should people will be tested for their risk yeah, this is a really interesting question because if you get tested, you really want to know, depending on the answer, what can i do about it? >> and i think for a lot of people, for a long time when it came to things like alzheimer's, there wasn't necessarily anything that you could really constructively do about it so why no, in the first place but, sir, i think that's that's changing pretty pretty significantly. i don't think it's ready for the masses yet, but it wasn't until the 1980s that they started widespread widespread screening with mammography, for example, something you about well cardiac disease used to think that you, they're gonna get it or not but now you check cholesterol and blood pressure and things like that. >> i think we're starting

sanjay.hank you so much you've got it. >> thank you and don't miss it. >> sanjay is full documentary. the last alzheimer's patient, it premieres this sunday, may 19, at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the whole story, only on cnn and on max thank you for watching news night. laura coate s

sanjay gupta explores that very question. in the new season of his podcast, chasing life, sanjay joins us now what are some of the biggest misconceptions when it comes to trying to make yourself happy. a lot of people go shopping or they go here they go, they're and they're trying to get it through things, correct? >> correct. yeah. i mean, that is the strategy for a lot of people to try and attain it through these material things. >> what is interesting working on this podcast? >> first of all, is that the happiness in and of itself means very different things to different people. so having that conversation with your family and friends about what it really means could be quite revealing, more revealing than you might expect. but i think there's a couple of things that really jumped out. i spoke to laurie santos. those you may have heard that name. she's a professor, she teaches a course on happiness at yale. it's one of the most popular courses and several hundred years at yale what is interesting, first of all, is that hum

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sanjay gupta joining u.s. you're a neurosurgeon, sanjay, you've actually operated on these kinds of cases when it comes to these parents there are acidic worms and the removal tell u.s. about this. it's not that common. >> it's not that common, although it does happen typically it starts off people that may have eaten pork that is under cooked and the little eggs or larvae, they can get into the food supply ultimately, those get into your bloodstream, they can travel all over the body. and this does happen, especially in places where those types of eating habits are more common let me show you an image of this. so just so you have a visual of what we're talking about here. you imagine this tiny little ag, little larvae gets into areas of the body. in this case the brain. and they may grow a little bit. those are the purple spartz. you're seeing there in the brain. sometimes they won't cause any symptoms at all. people won't even know that they have them. sometimes people might have headaches. sometimes people

sanjay gupta i'm dr. sanjay gupta, hosted cnn's chasing life podcast.t's in coffee and tea and sodas, even in some chocolate. so it's probably no surprise that caffeine is consumed daily by 90% of a salts worldwide some researchers call caffeine the world's most widely consumed psychoactive substance. it is true caffeine does alter our consciousness, and it also makes us more alert by blocking the action of adenosine that's a chemical in our brains that makes us feel tired. >> that adenosine comes roaring back, which helps explain the all too familiar midday crash. >> but in moderation, caffeine can also have health benefits. it can stimulate your nervous system, help with cardiovascular disease and packin plenty of antioxidants the key is to pay attention to how much caffeine you're consuming when they're consuming it. and what it does to you we can try this little experiment. just go coal turkey for awhile and then pay close attention to that first cup of coffee you have after awhile once you know how caffeine works on you you might even enjoy that cu

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sanjay gupta. thank you so much. >> john so new lawsuits are on the way from the families devastated by the school shooting in uvalde, texas, families announced they are suing the school district and 92 law enforcement officers fresh off reaching a $2 million settlement with the city itself. 19 children and two teachers lost their lives at robb elementary in may of 2020 to cnn shimon prokupecz is in texas this morning. shimmer, what are you learning? >> yeah. tomorrow john is is the two-year mark of this horrific event. >> the horrific failures on that day. and so lawsuit kind of was a big step for this community. they didn't get everything they want. it certainly monetarily. but the big thing in all of this, the attorney talked about well, yesterday was trying to get the community to heal, trying to get them towards a place where it's not so divided. that's the big problem right now. in the community, he said this is sort of called an a ray of sunshine in this horrific event the community continue

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sanjay gupta joins me now, dr. gupta sandra, great to see you as always more than we thought you'd be perfect for this. >> you are a neurosurgeon& i have to the question i had instantly when i saw this as well besides of the question, do i have one? but how common might this be? does this happen? >> yeah, this does happen. i mean, obviously we're just hearing about it from rfk himself, but i can tell you as a neurosurgeon, this is a rare condition, but it's typically something that has caused by eating undercooked pork and again, we don't know this for sure, but just based on the description that we're here hearing sounds very much like this, where you eat under-cooked pork and the larvae get into your bloodstream. and then basically can spread throughout the body in the bloodstream, they can go to all sorts of different organs including the brain, gym. so again, it's unusual, but let me show you an image here. this is what it might look like in someone's brain. when you do an mri scan, you might see these areas an

sanjay gupta.en wherever you get your podcasts boca raton, florida, a place where about one in four residences age 65 or older no surprise then that this region of south florida also happens to have the highest percentage of people living with alzheimer's i've come to figure out whether i'm at risk for later dementia in life. >> this is what you there this is what i do. yeah, we can understand dr. richard isaacson is a world renowned raleigh just and all timers expert, looks like a lot of blood. >> it's not that much chang looks like a lot you're not going to find many places like this around the country a place that practices preventative neurology highly personalized, and most importantly for me addictive. >> so holly here has graciously, like me with a needle is now drawing my blood for all sorts of different things for basic cardiac metabolic risk factors, but also many of these purple tubes here as part of a research study to see what some of these biomarkers for alzheimer's are for me and wha

morose said, you would have gotten it, because sanjay said, listen, the inventories are lean on thaterest, that first base camp is when he said inventories are lean following of microns realize you can't wait until it's better and morris waited until it was better it can wait three years and go back down. they have a less cyclical business related to data centers and high bandwidth memory has been fantastic notice, by the way, they make things in america, and sanjay, i love what the commerce secretary -- i love it but sanjay is his own commerce secretary. >> in terms of -- >> making it he spent a lot of time with intel which is great i would check that balance sheet at intel but i do think micron can do it alone or with someone. but sanjay is the king of american chips >> interesting >> yes and by the way, a quiet man, not a braggadocio. just goes about making chips there's only a couple of companies and the stock really dominant that's why that stock can go higher >> speaking of things in this country, this out of mercedes -- were you surprised >> y,es, i was. when i look at what fo

sanjay gupta, host of cnn's chasing life podcast. you are what you eat. we all know the foods that we eat every de affect how our bodies function. >> but also turns out food is deeply connected to how well our brains function as well look, we're all unique, but there are some rules that can help lead to a more well-nourished brain omega-3 rich foods like fatty fish and almonds that can be helpful for cognition. >> high fiber and folate rich foods, fruits, vegetables, whole grains probiotics, and fermented foods and yogurts. they can help reduce anxiety and depression. >> also, the serotonin and foods like the nanos and the tryptophan and salman or pineapple can make us feel happy and calm on the other hand, some foods can hurt our moods. >> the risk for depression and anxiety can actually increase it's worth ultraprocessed and sugary foods like doughnuts and candies or fast-food. the key is this enjoy the food you like. >> but healthy versions of that and remember, not all calories are equal. it's the food you get them from that matters the most. and you

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sanjay gupta, joins us. now, sanjay, one thing we all know so well as you have done so much reporting in this area, yeah. around cannabis. i mean, what you've seven documentaries on this very topic. what are you learning about this proposed change when it comes to marijuana yeah. >> it's potentially a big deal. it's not done yet. but in october of 2020 to the white house, asked hhs to say to review whether or not canada's could be rescheduled. it is now going to the dea there are still gotta go through this formal rulemaking process, but it's happening in a way that we have not seen before really quick kate schedule one, which is what cannabis is now, basically means that things you see on the screen there, no accepted medical use, which we know is not true hi potential for abuse. there is potential for abuse, but look what they're comparing it to heroin, lsd, ecstasy, for example what scheduled three means, and you can and you can see not only what the criteria are, but also some other examples less potenti

sanjay gupta investigates in the documentary, the last alzheimer's patient for me, here's tonight. here's a look in the five years of making this documentary, the 20-year-old newlyweds i've met with patients all around the country who were diagnosed or at high risk for this devastating disease, do remember this time in your life, my it made me really start to think about my own brain i have a family history of alzheimer's as well sometimes i feel a little rusty but sometimes i worry that i make mistakes that maybe my friends family are too polite to tell me about your body composition. so that's why i decided to do something quite personal. >> your muscle mass, your body fat, quite revealing. >> that wasn't quite right. >> i went through a battery of tests to assess my own risk. >> it's like we get a cholesterol test every year and check your blood pressure the. same thing for the brain. >> and what did i find? >> i'll just say it sanjay gupta is full documentary. >> the lats alzheimer's patient for mirrors tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the whole story. another hour of cnn this m

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sanjay gupta investigates in the documentary, the last old-timers patient primary tonight. here's a preview in the five years of making this documentary, the 20-year-old newlyweds i've met with patients all around the country who were diagnosed or at high risk for this devastating disease, do remember this time in your life, my it made me really start to think about my own brain i have a family history of alzheimer's as well sometimes i feel a little rusty sometimes i worry that i make mistakes that maybe my friends and family are too polite to tell me about your body composition. >> so that's why i decided to do something quite personal. >> your muscle mass, your body fat, quite revealing that wasn't quite right. i went through a battery of tests to assess my own risk just like we got a cluster for all tests every year and check your blood pressure. how do the same thing for the brain? >> and what did i find? i'll just say it sanjay gupta is a full documentary. >> the last alzheimer's patient premieres tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the whole story all right and we've got

sanjay gupta in london. >> and this is cnn welcome back. >> and in my letter from london this week, a feast of culture and humanity through the universal language of food chef friday catan was born and raised in the occupied west bank, where he's had a restaurant in bethlehem since 2015, specializing in palestinian food. he opened a second restaurant in london last year, which is where i met him to talk about the crisis in gaza, and how hard it is for him to cook now, while so many of his people and family a starved in the wake of the october 7 attack and the war on gaza by dk town. welcome. >> i'm actually in your restaurants so tiny welsh but what is it abouthomeland? and you're food that you felt needed >> everything, everything. people don't know enough about palestine increasing. people don't know that the long history the long history we are cuisine is rooted five, 6,000 years of history so beautifully diverse cuisine, tiny country with at least three different terawatts desert, the coast of the fig and all of landscape. i think it was really important to be able to share with t

sanjay gupta visits a unique colorado high school with a special mentor at leading. >> it's addiction recovery program welcome to 52 at high school, we are the largest recovery high school in the country. we serve students who struggle with substance abuse self-harm in disorders and other destructive behaviors. and we teach kids how to live without drugs and alcohol. one de to time. >> i am key so today's topic is about getting sober how i got high the honors, i was miserable and actor predictions pretty much every day every morning starts with something known as boat be opened. >> and authentic together to sit and listen to that meeting is one of the most powerful things i think i've ever done. >> i remember this period of time where it was like if i wasn't high, i like was going to kill myself there's this quote that said that the opposite of addiction is not sobriety the opposite of addiction is human connection and that's what, that time period really is are you breaking new ground? with a program like this that's the hope i think a lot of other recovery high schools du a lot of c

to join sanjay this saturday, may 18 at 9:00 p.m. eastern for the hour-long special champions for change with a look at 12 people making a difference. again, that's saturday at 9:00 p.m. eastern the news continues. the source for kaitlan collins starts now straight from the source tonight, a surprise agreement to everybody between trump and biden agreeing to debate twice before election day. first, right here on cnn, next month donald trump personally confirming to me that he's in meanwhile, another epic showdown. just hours away from happening, not weeks away, because michael cohen, we'll be back on the witness stand. trump's trial tomorrow. >> we're getting new reporting tonight on the plan of attack by the trump team. we have two inside sources, michael cohen's former attorney, lanny davis. >> and what have donald trump's attorneys, both here tonight and a big question where is rudy giuliani? because that's what law enforcement in arizona is asking is they've been trying to find the onetime trump attorney for weeks. why they need

sanjay. thank you so much you've got it. >> thank you and don't miss it. >> sanjay is full documentary. the last alzheimer's patient, it premieres this sunday, may 19, at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the whole story, only on cnn and on max thank you for watching news night. laura coates live starts right now thank you very much i think there's a very interesting day fascinating. and i just want to thank well, the lawyers because they've been really working hard well, if the goal today was to please the client, well, consider them. pleased. >> welcome to a special day. mishnah lara codes live on day 18 of donald trump's criminal trial. a trial is that a lot of numbers to keep up with, right. i mean, 34, the number of felony counts, again, and trump for falsifying business records, 130,000. the amount of dollars stormy daniels was actually paid to keep quiet, but the number that might be sticking with the jury tonight is 96 than seconds of a critical october 2016 phone call it is now in question. on mo

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sanjay gupta in london and this is cnn welcome back today, michael cohen returns to the witness stand in donald trump's hush money trial. >> after an intense few days of testimony last week over the weekend trump spent his time away from the court on the campaign trail. the president headlining a dinner friday hosted by the minnesota republican party and he has chorus falsely claimed that he won the state in both 2016 and 2020. he took this jab at president biden i used to treat by with a little respect, not a lot, but a little. now i say he's the worst president. he's incompetent he's not a smart person president biden was also in the midwest over the weekend. >> he spoke in detroit on sunday and said this about donald trump it's clear what he lost the 2020 and i mean, it certainly something snapped and trump. he's not only obsessed with about losing 2020 currently on hand all right. >> trying to me now, national political reporter for the hill, julia manchester. julia, good morning. always wonderful to see you. so both of these guys out on the trail in the midwest, it really undersc

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sanjay gupta. thank you. you, all right. >> thank you all for being with us this morning. a lot cnn breaking news you're following breaking news out of madison wisconsin. this is the scene at the university of wisconsin right now where police are clashing with protesters alleged show you what happened there just moments ago all right. >> let's bring in chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst john miller. >> john, your reaction to what we're looking at right now, we should show our viewers or point out to our viewers. you're looking at live pictures of what looks like protesters sort of locking arms outside the campus library there at the campus of the university of wisconsin, madison, john, your sense of things as you're looking at all of this? >> well, i think the theme of the de seems to be emerging as the university fights back. we saw the police action last night in new york city, the retaking of a season he's building at columbia university a couple of hundred arrests there and city college. and when you look at what's happening in madison, it's a contrast to w

sanjay gupta. listen wherever you get your podcasts are worldline right now it takes us to ukraine where russia bombarded the northern city of sumy with iranian-made drones overnight targeting ukraine's infrastructure and leaving 500,000 people without power while just to the west of zooming in kharkiv, russia continues its slow advance on ukraine's second-largest city. cnn's nick paton walsh got exclusive access to the heart of a town on the outskirts of harkey, of a town that ukraine's simply cannot afford to lose and we must warn our viewers this piece we're about to show you, shows the disturbing reality of the horrors of war some towns they can never let putin take this lyptsi is one of them destroyed artillery on the streets? >> homes, aflame from an airstrike. they can only move at night lights off it's a perilous grip. they keep but lose here. and russian artillery will be in range of ukraine's second city, kharkiv. you can still smell the smoke care from an airstrike that landed just in th

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so it's an incredible program, but said that it has to exist at all for sanjay gupta. thanks so much got it. >> thank you sure. >> to join sanjay this saturday. may 18 at 9:00 p.m. eastern for the hour-long special champions for change with a look at 12 people making a difference. again, that's saturday at 9:00 p.m. eastern it's a process. the news continues right here on cnet outright. >> next, breaking news, new reporting just into outfront about the trump team's strategy in court tomorrow. >> and what is the most important day of the entire hush money trial? >> we now know what team trump plans to zero in on with michael cohen, plus more breaking news. this our a brazen assassination attempt a world leader, close putin ally shot five times in broad daylight, still in the hospital. as i speak, will tell you what we know and nikki haley doing it again, primary after primary double-digit support, even though she dropped down to the race months ago. so where are these supporters going to go? let's go while front and good evening. >> i'm erin burnett and we begin out fro

and meteorologist sanjay patel is here.andy, you're talking triple digits at least one day. >> i know, can you believe that next week it's going to be sizzling inland? dan and let me show you the temperatures for today. it was still manageable, but certainly feeling like summer. as ama mentioned, 90s inland got up to 93 in fairfield, but 33 degrees difference between fairfield and half moon bay. half moon bay was a mild 60 degrees. it was certainly a warmer day, no matter where you were, and we're still holding on to some of that heat in our inland areas like concord, brentwood, cloverdale. you're in the 70s right now. here's a look at your weekend preview. if you don't like the heat this weekend, it's cooler. saturday, mid 50s to low 80s. morning fog and drizzle and then afternoon sun for most areas. certainly will be a little bit on the breezy side sunday. those temperatures come up a couple of degrees. cool to mild is what we'll call it. so let me show you what's going on. high pressure in control of our weather will bri

and the latest conditions and the mother's day forecast, let's get to abc seven news meteorologist sanjay. sandhya. yeah. >> and, larry, i want to show you a live picture right now because how quickly things have changed as you look from our santa cruz camera, the fog is back in and the sun has dimmed as the fog has returned along the coast. that's where we notice the cooling today. but obviously inland areas in the 90s, 91 in brentwood right now, 88 in livermore, 89 in concord, 85 in san jose. as you look at the north bay, you will notice it's 83 in calistoga, still pretty warm around fairfield, 91 degrees. those temperatures have started to fall along the coast and around the bay. inland areas were warmer today, and if you're stepping out for friday night plans, we're going to hold on to the warmth inland. tonight at 715, you're still in the 80s, but along the coast you'll need a jacket or sweater. fog expands tomorrow morning, and then tomorrow afternoon it warms up quickly away from the coastline. we're talking about 90 once again for our hot spots. i will be back to let you know exac

. >> and meteorologist sanjay patel is here. we'd like to say keep it coming.. >> i wish i could keep it coming, but we're going to have to see some modifications. dan and let me show you a live view right now from our sfo camera. we have the typical breeze out there, but notice the haze in the air. the air quality right now is in the moderate zone. that's yellow from parts of the north bay to east bay, san francisco peninsula, even up into ukiah. but we do have some greens there. here's a look at the air quality forecast if you're going to be out and about. generally speaking, good the next two days, except for the coast and central bay, tomorrow will be moderate. not to worry though, just haze in the atmosphere as we take a look at the satellite picture. you probably remember this morning there was some patchy fog right along the coastline. it has peeled away from the coast. it's right near monterey right now, but it's going to make its way back up along parts of our coast later on tonight. once the fog pulled away, temperatures responded. right now they are

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and meteorologist sanjay patel is here. at least one day. >> i know, can you believe that next week it's going to be sizzling inland? dan and let me show you the temperatures for today. it was still manageable, but certainly feeling like summer. as ama mentioned, 90s inland got up to 93 in fairfield, but 33 degrees difference between fairfield and half moon bay. half moon bay was a mild 60 degrees. it was certainly a warmer day, no matter where you were, and we're still holding on to some of that heat in our inland areas like concord, brentwood, cloverdale. you're in the 70s right now. here's a look at your weekend preview. if you don't like the heat this weekend, it's cooler. saturday, mid 50s to low 80s. morning fog and drizzle and then afternoon sun for most areas. certainly will be a little bit on the breezy side sunday. those temperatures come up a couple of degrees. cool to mild is what we'll call it. so let me show you what's going on. high pressure in control of our weather will bring us another warm one for inland

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sanjay gupta in london. >> and this is cnn we continue to follow breaking news at this hour. >> iran's president ebrahim raisi was onboard a helicopter that went down in a remote part of the country search and rescue crews remain unable to locate or even reach the crash site because of fog, treacherous conditions, and nightfall for more on what's happening. i'm joined by a trita parsi, author and executive vice president for the quincy institute for responsible statecraft and cnn political and national security analyst david sanger, a good to see both of you. hey, david lynn, begin with you because, you know, the near east immediacy and public possession of this crash is quite striking coming from iranian authorities. why do you believe that we are seeing this level of transparency from iran on this? >> well i think it's a mix of transparency and confusion. well, the president's helicopter took off, we believe that foreign minister was with him and they lost contact with it. apparently they haven't been able to reach any of the security or crew since that time? the weather reports that

sanjay gupta. and this is cnn all right. >> more now on the situation in texas where there is catastrophic flooding across five counties hard-hit, harris county is experiencing evacuations, flooded homes and streets, joining us right now to discuss the conditions this weekend around houston is judge lina hidalgo. she is the chief executive of harris county, which includes houston, and the head of emergency management. judge. great to see you. so use arrived, you surveyed rather the flooding along the san jacinto river by boat. what did you see i was there. >> yesterday and it looks a meteorologists did a good job flood control district and predicting how bad it was going to be but i have to admit on some level, it didn't think it was going to be as bad as they predicted, which is actually a panned out. so there's particular areas right right off of the river in this rivers run south and the water was about this much below power lines. we had families that thankfully had evacuated, had heated our ca

sanjay gupta in london. >> and this is cnn today president biden is looking to shore up support among black voters. >> they help put them in the white house back in 2020 and he will need their help. once again, big time come november. but a new poll has donald trump winning more than 20% of the black vote in a matchup with president biden in key battlegrounds the states. that's up from just 12% nationwide back in 2020 according to a cnn exit poll and that would be the highest level of black support for any republican presidential candidate since the civil rights act of 1964? i want to bring in cnn white house correspondent are led signs right now. are let this hour in a few minutes, we're told the president is getting ready to speak over at the museum or african american history right here in the nation's capital. tell us what we expect to hear well, well, if president biden is set to honor a major moment in the civil rights movement when he speaks in just a short while today as the 70th anniversary of brown versus board of education, that supreme court ruling which ended desegregatio