one of trisha's gifts from a lady of the press appeared to be an expression of sympathy for trisha andre for anonymity. to the amusement of all trisha donned her disguise. on friday evening, june 4th, at washington's beautiful anderson house, mrs. william p. rogers, wife of the secretary of state hosted a reception for the diplomatic corp in honor of trisha and ed. dean of the diplomatic corp led the way through the receiving line. the secretary of state was unable to be there as he was attending meetings in portugal and france. trisha graciously anticipated the gift from the ambassador. in his remarks to this international group of guests, the president expressed this wish for his daughter and her future husband. >> i would like to leave one thought with you on this occasion, which is my wish for the bride and groom after the wedding ceremony. first, the chance to live their own lives, but, second, more than anything else, the chance to know the world as i've had a chance to know it. and i look forward to a time when this will truly be an open world, where they will have a chance to g

trisha graciously accepted the ambassadors gifts. for her's daughters husband and his daughter. >> it is my wish for the bride and groom after the wedding ceremony to live their own lives. but second, the chance to know the world as i've had a chance to know it and i look forward at a time where this will truly be an open world where they will have the chance to go to your countries and to all the countries of the world and to know the people of those countries. because what a wonderful future it is for your children and our children to know each other. ♪ ♪ ♪ well tricia entertained at the white house dinner for the members of her wedding party in the wise of the groomsmen, it was hosting a bachelor party at the f-street club. she chose as members of her wedding party her sister julie as matron of honor, and sister marianne as maid of honor and, as junior bridesmaids, her cousins, beth and amy nixon. ed chose his brother howard as best man and college friends as groomsmen. insulin david eisenhower was unable to be in the wedding sinc

trisha's mom died. what trishs wants to know is this: why did the prime minister allow the downing street party but didn't allow her to visit her dying mother in. >> mr. speaker, the first thing to say in common with everybody in this house, i send my shies to the family -- sympathies to the family of trisha, and of course i understand trisha and her family, and i understand the pain of everybody who's suffered throughout this pandemic. and i know that the implication that he is trying to draw, the case that we are now investigating somehow should undermine public confidence in the measures that we're taking. i think that's the point that he's trying to make, but i'm not going to try to play politics with -- [inaudible conversations] and that is what he is doing. and the public, the public, mr. speaker, will not like to see, i don't think the public do want to see confidence in their measures, in these measures undermined. and we are taking, we are taking -- i think they can see the differences, mr. spe

trisha's book is available now "trisha's kitchen."ook at traffic. jobina: good morning. we have had a delayed slowdown start for the bay bridge. here is a live look as you make your way into san francisco, and it is a sluggish ride. across the bay bridge westbound, this is after you make it through the metering lights, 15 minutes, and a clear ride as far as traffic at the golden gate bridge crossing. kumasi: hey, angie! you forgot your phone! hey lou! angie forget her phone again? yep. lou! mom said she could save up to $400 on her wireless bill by switching to xfinity internet and mobile. with nationwide 5g at no extra cost. and lou! on the most reliable network, lou! smart kid, bill... [laughs] so true. and now, the moon christmas special... gotta go! get a great offer on xfinity internet, and you'll get 12 times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. switch today. sing 2. mike: good morning. we made it to friday. after the rain, we have fog, really thick in the north bay and 101 corridor. it is staying put over t

historians took note that trisha was the eighth daughter of a president to be married in the white housewas the first june wedding held there, and the first marriage ceremony to be performed out of doors at the executive mansion. ♪♪ the father of the pride-to-be unexpectedly visited the press center and expressed a poetic view to reporters about the possibility of rain when he explained that a soft rain caresses the marriage. and then in a more lighthearted vein he said -- >> a little rain will keep people cooler and they'll remember it more. >> in spite of threatening skies, trisha decided to go forward with her plans for the out-of-doors ceremony. the preparations shifted into high gear. a light rain continued to fall but the guests were as eager as tricia to have the ceremony take place in the rose garden. the 400 guests invited to the wedding included members of the cabinet, the ambassador representing the diplomatic corps, former white house brides including alice longworth, lucy nugent and linda johnson robb. young friends of tricia and ed and relatives and friends of the family. ♪

. >> reporter: trisha and her girls drove into san francisco's union square tonight for holiday shopping. >> have you noticed prices going up? >> incredibly. it is really sad. >> new government data shows that prices soreed last month, 6.8% in the past year. the biggest jump since 1982. >> if you think that this is going to be behind us in the next couple of months it is not. we are going to see higher prices. probably well into next year. >> reporter: from clothes to cars and everyday items, the cost of beef and bacon up 20%. >> i appreciate it more when i eat it. okay, don't just throw it away. you make sure, you have half a steak save it, have a steak salad tomorrow. >> reporter: they expect prices to decrease in the weeks and months ahead because of lower shipping costs. >> the cost of shipping a container is less expensive. more goods can be shipped. there should be more on the shelves stocked and that the cost of goods also will come down. >> shoppers can only hope that that downward trend continues. >> budget where you can and only buy the necessary items. >> the cost of shipping

donors have agreed to transfer $2900000000.00 to unicef and the world food program to provide you. trisha and health services in afghanistan, westland jordan is following this story from washington d. c. the fact that some 9000000 people are facing the prospect of famine, which is of the most serious level in a country that is suffering from food insecurity, is very much the impetus. but this decision by the us treasury department, is a very narrowly crafted decision. people here in the united states can send money to individuals in afghanistan, and they can do so through us banks, which then may be engaging with financial institutions controlled by the taliban, or the ha connie network for the express purpose of putting that cache in the hands of individuals inside afghanistan, the money can't be used for rod non profit organizations, humanitarian a, our charity, a groups for example. it also cannot be used to give to people who were trying to set up businesses. this is strictly to give people the ability to buy food and medicine to acquire of fuel to heat their homes as winter is closin

american voters more than having to pay forever. higher prices that are going up dramatically by to mr. trisha can try to blame the energy companies in private. this is all they want, but it's all happening under his watch. and i expect that the democrats are going to pay a very serious price for this and the next election, if we make it that long, we don't know what inflation is going to be at. by that time, i'm very much afraid that, that we're going to be facing a reckoning of without any kind of historical precedent and anybody's lifetimes. as part of the use push to go green and consign fossil fuels to history, the european commission has suggested an end to all long term natural gas contracts from after 2049. say you sam. and if this is gas and hydrogen networks, philip bland, and developed in ne, integrated manner, avoiding lock in and standard assets and long term gas contracts should not extend pipe thank 49. however, the u commissioner also warned of the risks to europe's gas supplies. if there's a particularly cold winter, but european energy prices have served this year due to mark

american voters more than having to pay for ever higher prices that are going up dramatically by to mr. trisha can try to blame the energy companies and private is all they want. but it's all happening on his watch. and i expect that the democrats are going to pay a very serious price for this and the next election, if we make it that long, we don't know what inflation is going to beat out. by that time, i'm very much afraid that, that we're going to be facing a reckoning of without any kind of historical precedent and anybody's lifetimes. spine you, it's gonna be in for a shock when they get that next electricity bills. a power prices are set, they hit a brand new reco despite government assurance is to reign them into 2018 levels. and the cost of a megawatt hour is full cost to be $7.00 times higher than last december. expos, sorry, that's partly due to surgeon gas prices. a spanish electricity bill in november, we're up 50 percent year on year, and people across the country of really starting to feel it. i'm get thought. hm, yeah. well, it voyeurism human. it changes everything. if you have

american voters more than having to pay for ever higher prices that are going up dramatically by to mr. trisha to try to blame the energy companies and private is all they want. but it's all happening on his watch. and i expect that the democrats are going to pay a very serious price for this and the next election, if we make it that long, we don't know what inflation is going to be at. by that time, i'm very much afraid that, that we're going to be facing a reckoning of without any kind of historical precedent in anybody's life times. the inner practica annual science and business form kicks off for the 8th time in moscow on tuesday. that brings together business reps and scientists from around the country with the aim of boosting collaboration between the 2 sectors. perhaps on surprisingly, the main theme of this year's event is how co it has affected the global economy. and people's values in a practica will run for 3 days and include a series of addresses and discussions with some of russia's most eminent business leaders. we managed to catch up with a few of them settled because he's made

american voters more than having to pay for ever higher prices that are going up dramatically by to mr. trisha can try to blame the energy companies in private. this is all they want, but it's all happening on his watch. and i expect that the democrats are going to pay a very serious price for this and the next election, if we make it that long, we don't know what inflation is going to be at. by that time, i'm very much afraid that, that we're going to be facing a reckoning of without any kind of historical precedent and anybody's lifetimes. take from an amazon work it kills during its own either reveal the company refused to let it go home. despite an imminent risk long john is now being investigative of misconduct for you that story after the short break ah, a wrong one, i just don't hold any world yet to see how this thing becomes the answer to an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. hello, driven by drill shaped bank concur sent those with theirs sinks. we dare to ask ah ah welcome back rampant western speculation abou

we want to do some check trisha year. but, you know, we haven't done public health one or one, and that is where it made us performance, you know, giving an ass great on the science, you know, a plus for the vaccines. and so many other aspects of the science advances that have been centered here. but far as managing the damage, it is just been horrible. you know, one of the things i would recommend to our audience to do is to go read eric copel's twitter feed because it is a quick lesson. i mean, it's deeper than most out there, but it's a quick lesson in many of the different dimensions of the spread of a pandemic this pandemic. how to respond, what the deficits in policy are. but you also highlighted who you felt were heroes on the team in south africa who identified and then tried to say, it's here, it's here, it's here went to a process of trying to tell the world about it and want to watch work. and it wasn't easy, which was surprise me. so tell us why you saw them as heroes and, and why, what they did was so importa

american voters more than having to pay for ever higher prices that are going up automatically by to mr. trisha can try to blame the energy companies in private this fall or want, but it's all happening under his watch. and i expect that the democrats are going to pay a very serious price for this. and the next election, if we make it that long, we don't know what inflation scrunch be at. by that time, i'm very much afraid that, that we're going to be facing a reckoning of without any kind of historical precedent and anybody's lifetimes. late deeper dive into violence, or indeed any of this. our stories can be found on our t dot com, all is fresh content, lively discussions to be fun there as well. good bye for now. ah ah. back geysers financial survival guide. housing bubble. oh, you mean a downside? artificial mortgage? you don't get carried away. what kinds of report the midwest in southern united states hit with a devastating swarm of tornadoes over the weekend, leaving scores dated. the hardest to state of kentucky for other states also saw death and destruction, including tennessee where

american voters more than having to pay for ever higher prices that are going up dramatically by to mr. trisha can try to blame the energy companies and private is all they want. but it's all happening on his watch. and i expect that the democrats are going to pay a very serious price for this and the next election, if we make it that long, we don't know what inflation is going to be at. by that time, i'm very much afraid that, that we're going to be facing a reckoning of without any kind of historical precedent in anybody's life times where we have plenty more still to come here on the program on our t, including this about text from an amazon worker killed during a tornado reveal the company refused to let him go home despite the imminent risk of the online, john is now being investigated for misconduct. that story and many more went back in just to mine. ah ah ah ah ah ah a ah, i long when else shoot seemed wrong. when all things just don't hold me, you will have to seek out the theme because the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose t

your york state has recorded its highest number of infections in a single day on the zeros alam trisha reports for washington. it's the start of the biggest travel window across the u. s. for millions christmas and new year holiday start here. and the threat from the omicron variant hasn't kept people home, but has given them some warning. i'm very concerned about it because the flights of food inside the lobby is full on the plains of who cuba testing lines are back to some people waiting hours to get checked out. my brother woke up not feeling good with a fever, and i got a text during lunch saying that he got it. so this place is always open. the variant is now in at least 40 states, places like connecticut and michigan are seeing significant surges in hospital admissions. new york state has seen its highest single day reporting of infections since the pandemic began 21000 new cases on friday. a record experts are predicting will soon be broken on here is going to start desperate, much more rapidly beginning of the year. and the only real protection is to get your sha us. meanwhile,

exactly who of course, wouldn't believe it was sure to call her sharla, should try to be polite, trisha pash, we ought to grab. she hands me, the force of prince. i said, this is alex armand fust. melissa scott, who really is sean connelly from through to him. is harley sutton and you have a if there is a devlinson, cuz obviously after daniel paid with a newborn should be any good you think when i tried, daniel craig, the spitting image was quite difficult posted to the bottom. i found that was really good of the sort of casino and when he was just making his point, there was a, there was some where we got that. invariably, it's greg the quite tricky because a cut of the, the scene, maybe them all through in things i had bought mitchell and there. but with craig, craig is a slide shows sound like that. great. i think i vision it was telling me it should be women. course it was a think, a choppy shelley. i think i'd be great. i'd give myself w 7 point every time her screen would be great, but he didn't actually, i could do a structural company to make a p p. o. and when i come in, just k

american voters more than having to pay for ever higher prices that are going up dramatically by to mr. trisha can try to blame the energy companies in private this fall or want, but it's all happening on his watch. and i expect that the democrats are going to pay a very serious price for this and the next election, if we make it that long, we don't know what inflation is going to be at. by that time, i'm very much afraid that, that we're going to be facing a reckoning of without any kind of historical precedent and anybody's lifetimes. american e commerce giant amazon could be in trouble over questionable tornado preparations . 6 of its workers were left dead at the disaster hit one of its warehouses in illinois last week. the federal investigation into workplace safety has been opened, while employees accused the company of failing to provide enough training on how to act during a tornado incident. one of the victims apparently, also notified his girlfriend. the company wouldn't let him leave. a woman said she received the text 16 minutes before the storm head, which might have been enough t

american voters more than having to pay for ever higher prices that are going up dramatically by to mr. trisha to try to blame the energy companies and private as well. they want, but it's all happening on his watch. and i expect that the democrats are going to pay a very serious price for this. and the next election, if we make it that long, we don't know what inflation scrunch speak at. by that time, i'm very much afraid that, that we're going to be facing a reckoning of without any kind of historical precedent and anybody's lifetimes. or if you'd like more details on your top new stories, you can always check out our website, r t dot com or follow us on twitter. stay tuned for more news in just about 30 minutes. mm hm. all central banks, all banks, all unfair bible committees, all on their viable centers. the power are to run. some of them are very corrupt. some of them are extremely around here in el salvador. their money system is completely absent a penny corruption because it's only dealing toward the pure monetary premium and truth of bitcoin. and on top of that bedrock of true, you ca

nobody had a better seat to see the toll that is exacted on pat, trisha and he did not want to see nixon where the family go through it again and 68 so he said don't run. nixon does not listen to him and runs. the nixon becomes a president he becomes insecure as we all know. all of the dirty that were played, instead of saying listen, you need to appeal you are a better man than this. you do not need to do these nefarious acts to stay in power. you do not need to raise campaign funds. he do not need to destabilize the grand family and destroy their ipo because you're angry at the "washington post". instead he was an enabler and takes a thousand dollars loan from howard hughes in 1970 that rears its ugly head later on. it's really the cause, i believe of white nixon believed at the dnc. which obviously led to impeachment his ultimate resignation. could have played a very different role in that presidency. and unfortunately didn't. quick to talk about enablers. some people accused georgia being an enabler for bill clinton and his affairs. he taught collusion. >> ... correct the issue. he c

nobody had a better seat to see the toll that is exacted on pat, trisha and he did not want to see nixon where the family go through it again and 68 so he said don't run. nixon does not listen to him and runs. the nixon becomes a president he becomes insecure as we all know. all of the dirty that were played, instead of saying listen, you need to appeal you are a better man than this. you do not need to do these nefarious acts to stay in power. you do not need to raise campaign funds. he do not need to destabilize the grand family and destroy their ipo because you're angry at the "washington post". instead he was an enabler and takes a thousand dollars loan from howard hughes in 1970 that rears its ugly head later on. it's really the cause, i believe of white nixon believed at the dnc. which obviously led to impeachment his ultimate resignation. could have played a very different role in that presidency. and unfortunately didn't. quick to talk about enablers. some people accused georgia being an enabler for bill clinton and his affairs. he taught collusion. >> ... correct the issue. he c

we have trisha's son, christopher and -- nixon, pete wilson is on the board, everett alvarez.ongest held prisoner in war. he was held for 8.5 years. he is an inspirational figure who i am privileged to call a friend. everett is on our board as well. it is a group of dedicated individuals who are passionate about american history education, civic education and i am privileged to work with all of them. susan: i want to show you this video to give you the opportunity to talk about how the nixon family members are involved. >> if my father were with us tonight, he would say to all of you thank you, men and women for serving in the most challenging time imaginable and for doing a job superbly and brilliantly. so many achievements in 5.5 years. he would say thank you to the bigger nixon family. the friends and supporters who came here to celebrate. sometimes i am asked what it was like for my family to defend my father during the embattled moments in the white house. my response was simple, he was the best father in the world. he loved his country and he made us out. -- proud. susan

loss, it was quite ugly and no one had a better seat to see the emotional toll it exacted on pat, trisha and julie, and didn't want to see nixon or the family go through it again if he lost in '68 so says don't run and nixon doesn't listen to him, he runs. but when nixon becomes president he gets immediately insecure as we know. i don't need to retrace the dirty tricks played but beebee rabozo, he says look, you need to appeal to your better angels, you don't need to do these nefarious acts to stay in power. you're a president with a lot of tools that are legal. you don't need to raise campaign funds off the books, you don't need to destabilize the grand family and try to destroy their ipo because you're angry at the washington post. instead, he's an enabler and takes this $100,000 loan from howard hughs in 1970, and it's really the cause, i believe why nixon decided he needed to bug larry o'brien at the doc and i think beebee rabozo could have played a very different role in that presidency and unfortunately didn't. >> you talk about enablers, some people accuse jordan as being enabler

. >> caller: this is trisha. thank you so much. sfmta indicates that take 5 to 6 minutes on the 48 bus route. we're primarily concerned about is after this year's vitality for small businesses in noe valley, we want to -- [ indiscernible ] there's a lack of access to public transportation with elderly, disabled, parents, students people not able to make it to doctor's appointment. there's a lack of support for small businesses and lastly, decrease in bike safety. it's very unfortunate that noe valley is effective not only with the 48 bus, we feel like we're being unfortunately penalized in our community with public transportation. we are a huge voting bloc in the city. >> caller: this is peter scott. i'm a transit rider rider. i will talk about the j church. we are resisting recognizes that the nature of office work changed. hybrid work patterns has altered the period of travel. the j can be accommodated without causing excessive congestion. this is not the time to banish the j from the subway. i ask the board to adopt option 2. th