Why do i have to be so ashamed . I mean, why cant i just see the truth . I mean, be who i am. Im 35yearsold. Im so afraid to tell people. I mean, just susan im gay 40 Million people watched today. Theres nothing like it. Right . Except maybe the super bowl you talking about straight writers writing a coming out was like this is so cool. And yet this is going to kill this show. Its going to be over. Yes. Like i thought this could be the end of our Careers Elon caught her entire career at stake she could have lost everything. We do not want the gay and lesbian lifestyle paraded in the Living Rooms of americans homes. You would think gay people did not exist. They very rarely showed up on tv. I remember as a young gay kid, being so hungry to see even negative portrayals because it meant that there were other People Like Us and all copulating incurred the wrath of god. We import the most hated part of america somebody die. He was owens coming out episode suddenly tends to the world. Hey, i
Because they have no money officials warn donald trump s lies. The money has been spent on people that should not be in our country mean life or death for helene hampered communities. As the former president has a notso meet cute with a former foe. Plus the president gives a glass half halffull take on the election, that it ll be on the level when confident, be free and fair, but warns, it might turn violent i don t know where they ll be peaceful also, a boo jobs and wages, pop off as the calendar turns to the final month of the campaign and donald trump returns to the scene of a near national tragedy butler, pennsylvania. Live at the time cable, maria cardona, able maldonado roy wood jr. With 31 days it s to go americans with different perspectives aren t talking to each other. But here they do i m abby phillip in new york. Let s get right to what america is talking about. Storms, lies, and videotape the former president has an election to win in just about a month and with 31 days un
Coventry direct redefining insurance im dr. Sanjay gupta in atlanta. And this is cnn us this afternoon on Cnn News central. Im boris sanchez, live in the Nations Capital alongside Alison Camerota grateful to have you, brianna keilar, obviously has the day off and we begin here in washington, dc, where just moments ago, President Biden made a Surprise Visit during the White House Press Briefing. His first time ever taking questions there as president and he took quite a few. He seemed to relish his exchanges with a report. Yeah, they got to drag him out of there. The president spoke about everything from the ongoing crisis in the Middle East to the latest positive Jobs Report numbers. He was also asked if he believes the upcoming election will be free and fair and peaceful. And im confident be free and fair i dont know whether it will be peaceful things that trump has said and the things that he said last Time Out would he didnt like the outcome of the election . Were very dangerous hav
Friday. Former President Trump is on the ground right now in storm ravaged georgia. Will see him towards The End of this hour with Governor Kemp. You can see the supplies lined up as they get ready for that in evans, georgia. Well take you live when that gets underway. Towards The End of the hour this afternoon. But first moments ago a surprise in the white House Briefing Room when President Biden moncton. This is extremely rare for him to attend an open News Briefing Environment at the White House. He showed up and took questions for a little under 10 minutes. He cannot with a Victory Lap on the Jobs Numbers can clearly 1 of the driving forces behind him wanting to get out there and talk today. He barely touched. I thought when i first saw him walk out this be about Hurricane Helene but. He wanted to address the devastation but there is emotional questions from the press on it and when he did get an opportunity it was just barely touched on Soil Talk about that. He was also asked how
Factors, youd say genetics is around 20 thats putting a number on it. These are probabilities. Theres not an exact number here, but its around that number. This was based on a large study of 400 Million Person Metaanalysis around the world, sort of trying to answer this question and where they landed was somewhere around 20 of your overall longevity is based on genetics to put two finer points on it. Theres about 20 Longevity Genes now that have been identified and these represent potential targets for scientists going forward, its why were likely to continue to improve longevity and even get far more centenarians in the next few decades but also, it changes a bit throughout your age, throughout your life. So the first seven to eight decades of your life, thats going to be far more lifestyle. But then when you get into your last couple of decades of life, thats where genetics may start to take on an outsized role. There and case and point, Take A Look at this picture. Sara these there