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in a small village maybe on an island with good fishing sunny days and coconut have cover nets and madge and there are only about a 100 people in that village now imagine 2 of those people don't have shelter nowhere to get inside nowhere to be safe and secure no one to do their business so to speak and by that i mean check email do you think the village would help them do you think you and your fellow coconut people would make sure those 2 villages aren't live in miserable lives sleeping on an ant hill in the rain now imagine on top of that there are 7 empty hives with no one living in them no one at all call me crazy but i think you might just maybe give the huntley's people one of the empty hots and fact if you didn't use maniacs so the question is if we understand that behavior morally asked to call as human beings as interacting human beings if we understand it when we're in the atmosphere of the small village why do we allow the complete opposite to go on around us all of the time why do we allow the united states of america to be the most rap.

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he'll have an exclusive interview with senator john borasso and joe madge yinl and the director of disease research and policy at the university of university michael osterholm. we hope you stick here and tune in to "meet the press" at 8:00 a.m. after this newscast. >>> come up in 30 minutes we'll talk to nbc bay area analyst larry gerston for our weekend segment, break down what is in the america rescue plan voted on yesterday and why this bill was just squeaked by in the senate. >>> happening today, making your vote count. president joe biden plans to sign an executive order today to help get more americans to the polls. he will announce the order during his recorded speech on this, the 56th commemoration of so-called bloody sunday. back in 1965, hundreds of civil rights activists, including late senator john lewis, were beaten by state troopers as they tried to march for their voting rights in selma, alabama. in this new order it will increase access to voter registration and legislation information through federal agencies and calls on agencies to give employees time off to vote. >>> a

you can only madge. but we'll never know and i think that's what gives history real legs. where something of huge importance happens but ultimately will never really, really know what exactly happened. >> that's somewhat segwayinize -- segways into another question. we have accounts that say what happened. they drew straws in pollard's boat, they resorted to cannibalism and the question is how do we know they're telling us the truth? >> ah, that's the question when it. >>s to all evidence in history. and the one things, when it comes to letters, they're telling the side of the story. chase's account is a narrative of an officer, putting a voyage, that went really bad in the best possible light, particularly when it comes to his involvement. what's interesting about -- and usually, as a historian, you want stuff that was recorded as closethy vent as possible. before people have had a chance to think about their reputation. and it's a disinterested person recording this. coming right out of his mouth. nickerson's is suspect. on the other side, he had the chance to talk to ot

no one could have madged 2.6 million people would die in one year from this virus.wisdom in thinking if we do not immunize the entire world almost simultaneously, then we'll not get rid of this despite the fact of individual efforts in the developed world may immunize to appropriate levels. we have to look at this as a collective solution, we have to emerge selectively from this and restore collectively for so long. the easiest way to get out of this is immunize ourselves collectively. anna: which variants are you most concerned about at this point. there's been a suggestion if the virus is left to circulate in the african population like anywhere else, it would lead to the opportunity of variants to develop, which variants and where are you most concerned about? doctor: the variants are very concerning. our greatest efforts should be in the prevention in the case that we apply to the majors and make sure the vaccines are distributed quickly. if we allow the virus to replicate there will be more variants. the virus varies and implicates us as quickly as the virus. s

. >> reporter: madge german and her husband, nelson, opened a new restaurant in oakland days before thew to keep going. >> learning from each other is a cool part of let's talk. every call we have, we walk away with 10 to 15 different ideas. >> we tried everything under the sun. sold meal kits, did virtual cooking demos and cocktail classes. >> reporter: how important is it to have other people you can lean on? >> the restaurant industry, for years, has been male dominated so to be, you know, a woman in this industry, you're already coming in knowing that you're going to be fighting an uphill battle the camaraderie we have together has only helped to position us and make us stronger. >> reporter: for women like deborah and jen, this organization has been a lifeline. >> it was a new village for me, and a village surrounded around women restauranteurs, which i have never had. >> we have crossed color lines diversity is everywhere. cultures from all over the world are in existence going to make sure each of us gets out of this okay. >> reporter: guys, you can help women-owned restaurants a