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hopefully she refrains from getting on the board but who knows. >> reporter: the next time we may find out when the next time the otter pops up. >> that's "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. i'm nancy cordes in washington. good night. from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. now at 6:00, constant kids connecting with rappers and pastors. some solutions are coming up that emerge from a town hall and public safety. >> we want you to get educated, not incarcerated. plus, a burlingame keen
how to hillary clinton's campaign, the bookkeeping there? >> on that headline, the reluctant prosecutor, there are a few problems when it comes to donald trump; people chuckle over that. alvin bragg made no secret he wanted to get donald trump. that's out there, everybody heard it, he ran on it, everybody knew it so the headline, it's interesting, kind of troubling i think. it's wrong and your question about what was the crime? we have a lot of smart legal scholars, jonathan turley is one and i heard him asking over and over, what is the crime? if he's not sure what the crime is then who can be sure of it? there are trump cost of legal analyst and other networks we won't mention who were sort of struggling to come up with a crime alone 34 felonies that guilty across the board.
to want to back out of it. i also remember him tweeting, you know, his arrival, carrying the sink, but you were on the inside. what was that period like? well, it was extraordinary. i think it was kind - of once—in—a—lifetime career—defining stuff in a way, which is a peculiar— thing as a nonexecutive - of a company because you're not an executive, but it felt - as though i did personally kind of cross into being a bit- of an executive because i was chairing the nomination - and governance committee, when you have to worryj about how people come on and off the board - and so we firstly were thinking about how to get elon . on the board and then off the board, and i was chairing. the compensation committee, so that was how we were going to look after all the staff and l the rewards and the bonuses, and i was on the transaction l committee, which is the - committee that worries about how the sale and the process of selling the company- goes through. and, you know, i still pinch myself because i certainly. did notjoin the board of twitter to uphold l the law in delaware, - which is what we ended up having to do. you know, ijoined it because it was kind. of an extraordinary company. i found it interesting. i liked the people and hoped i could bring a european- perspective, but actually - what it was like was extremely,
linkedln, rishi sunak's team really like, i think perhaps because they think he speaks well to young professionals. we'll see if that pays off in a month's time. but tiktok is where actually you probably get the most screen time if you can get it right. and martha lane fox, erm, katy was mentioning the role of x, formerly twitter, might play in our general election here and how the parties use it. i mean, you were on the board. how much has twitter, now x's, public role changed, do you think, since elon musk bought the company? i would say a great deal. erm, i remember in my interview i in 2016 with jack, when i askedl him what the proudest thing had been for him since _ founding twitter. that's jack dorsey. jack dorsey, the founder, one of the co—founders. i he said, oh, the arab spring. now, there's a lot to unpick in that. i but clearly at that point back in 2016, there was still- a narrative that was certainly very strong in jack's - head, maybe slightly- weaker in the rest of us, but still there that somehow. twitter had unlocked this kind of unrest around the world, that people could change i the course of political stories
levels of the cia, national security council and all the rest of it. signed a letter the purpose of which was to influence the election in the letter they say for a bunch of reasons we write to say the arrival on the political scene laptop belong vice president son hunter related to his time serving on the board of ukrainian gaps company marissa has a classic earmarks of christian information operation they go on and on to make their case. not only that he leaked it to the media. who prepared that letter? the letter is a lie. the letter is a lie. the lap top it is a case right w against hunter biden. it is a wonder% legit the laptop was dismissed as a non- issue as russian disinformation two weeks
how to hillary clinton's campaign, the bookkeeping there? >> on that headline, the reluctant prosecutor, there are a few problems when it comes to donald trump; people chuckle over that. alvin bragg made no secret he wanted to get donald trump. that's out there, everybody heard it, he ran on it, everybody knew it so the headline, it's interesting, kind of troubling i think. it's wrong and your question about what was the crime? we have a lot of smart legal scholars, jonathan turley is one and i heard him asking over and over, what is the crime? if he's not sure what the crime is then who can be sure of it? there are trump cost of legal analyst and other networks we won't mention who were sort of struggling to come up with a crime alone 34 felonies that guilty across the board. i've seen a lot of people on the
levels of the cia, national security council and all the rest of it. signed a letter the purpose of which was to influence the election in the letter they say for a bunch of reasons we write to say the arrival on the political scene laptop belong vice president son hunter related to his time serving on the board of ukrainian gaps company marissa has a classic earmarks of christian information operation they go on and on to make their case. not only that he leaked it to the media. who prepared that letter? the letter is a lie. the letter is a lie. the lap top it is a case right w against hunter biden. it is a wonder% legit the laptop was dismissed as a non- issue as russian disinformation two weeks
you are what you eat? we really are. there are certain foods that that turn into wither is toe min and melatonin. we know that after thanksgiving meals high in turkey, we tend to get tired. but there are other foods like spin after a, eggs, salmon, nuts and other things. there are also some foods you should avoid before bed, suppose city foods, foods high ins acid, fried foods, obviously, alcohol. these can all disrupt your sleep. some people, i personally like to the take natural remedies. you and i talk about this all the time. but, yeah, you are what you eat. eat healthy, you'll sleep better. if. rachel: anything high in magnesium also helps. thank you, nicole. always good advice from our favorite doctor can. >> good seeing you. rachel: you got itment more from our exclusive interview with president trump, his plans to fix our southern board at the, top of the hour.
on the higher end of the economy folks have been able to deal with inflation and it is easy for them to say everything is okay. when you do talk about some of the pricing at the supermarkets and gas and homes, that is where people's experience on the lower end of it are challenged. >> andrew, i see behind you, the dow jones dropping again. it goes down, it goes up . it is already down 300, what is going on? >> literally there is now a sense that there could be a rate hike. we keep talking about inflation and what is happening with interest rates. we have been talking about interest rates becoming under control, i think now, even in the last day, no cash carry was on the board of the fed said rate hikes are on the table.
>> no i'm saying the senate bill hr to addressed the very tenants of securing the board of the senate never took up a jar too big. it talked about continuing the wall construction, minor protection protocol. and reaffirming the policies shut things down for the senate bill was not doing that. it was about addressing immigration peace. those bills are conflating. when you stop conflating immigration and border security and shut the border down and then go there. arthel: let me ask you it just feels like congress has had some opportunities however it which way you want to slice the pie but they have had a chance over the course of the past four years at least to do something and they haven't. you and i both know president trump said no i want to run because i want to be present again the former president i want to run on illegal immigration he feels like his policies are more effective. let's not solve anything will president biden is still in