my name is andi bernabe.dn't start when i found out what the word transgender that was. honestly, it started when i was born. coming to terms with my identity felt like trying to deny a part of myself that i thought would never be reality. i kind of felt like a someone put a cap on a volcano and i wasjust sitting on top of that volcano, not trying to let that cap go. but in the end the volcano exploded. i want to be referred to as andi from now on. i was just mostly scared of the people around me, what they would think. i'm so happy! after the volcano exploded, all these flowers and trees and life flourished because the ground was, like, re—nourished. but, you know, it's not all peaches and cream, sunshine and lollipops. things didn't go as planned. i can't live like this any more. fear really does do something to a person. this is my story. ah! this is who i am. i actually was born in queens, new york. i was there for five years until we moved straight from there to texas, and we haven't moved anywhere ever

my name is still not andi, legally.ch an innate fear of changing it because of, like, how my parents are going to react. there's only so much that i can do to socially transition. i can cut my hair as short as i want, i can wear as much masculine clothing as i want, but that's all that i could do by myself. ifeel more dysphoric now than i did before. the more that i know that i've been, physically, this way for as long as i have is breaking me down the more that time passes. sometimes you can't even get up in the day, because you just feel extremely dysphoric. despite all of the really bad stuff that i've been experiencing, ever since coming to college, it's done so much good for me, because, obviously, people have been meeting me as andi. they have never known me before i came out, and this is literally theirfirst impression of me. for the past few months — four months, i believe — i've been dating someone. we met online, met over tinder, of course. he actually took the liberty to go and do research about being trans a

fauci: andy: let me give an answer. they can't hear. dr. fauci: andy, you are muted. andy: did you hear the question? the moderna press release? they will have 12 to 18-year-olds apply. dr. fauci: if you put pfizer together which are vaccinating 12 to 15-year-olds, together with the recent data from moderna, as we enter into the beginning of the fall term, hopefully can get adolescent vaccines, high school students vaccinated before they enter the fall term. which is very good news. we have not only pfizer, but it looks like we will have the source of another vaccine from moderna. all good. >> next question, nbc. >> hello, two questions. when will the first doses start being shipped overseas, and on the booster, i know you don't have an answer about whether we will need one, but can you give us a timeline on when you think you will know on whether we will need one and what the process looks like to coming to that decision? andy: the president is committed we will export 80 million doses before the end of june. bear awaiting fda approval for the astrazeneca doses. that

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the tournament director of the french open says andy murray andy murray is playing doubles at the italianand he is hoping to earn a wildcard at the french open. let's talk to russell fuller. what are the chances for mary in getting that wild card? he are the chances for mary in getting that wild card?— are the chances for mary in getting that wild card? he sure deserves one accordin: that wild card? he sure deserves one according to — that wild card? he sure deserves one according to the _ that wild card? he sure deserves one according to the man _ that wild card? he sure deserves one according to the man ultimately - that wild card? he sure deserves one| according to the man ultimately made the decision as a tournament director of the french open. he spoke at a press conference at rulon garros earlier today and was saying how he had been watching andy murray practice with novak djokovic in rome earlier in the week. i got the sense that it will ultimately come down to mary. if he feels he is fit enough and has enough matches on clay under his belt and thinks he can play, than there will b

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and you can hear the rest of andi's _ himself. and you can hear the rest of andi's story _ himself.di's story if you - himself. and you can hear the rest of andi's story if you go l rest of andi's story if you go to the website, bbc.com/news. prince harry has spoken publicly again about his life as a member of the royal family, saying he wants to "break the cycle" of "pain and suffering" he experienced while growing up, to spare his own children. speaking on a podcast, prince harry compared his life as a royal to being in a zoo. buckingham palace and clarence house have declined to comment. our royal correspondent, nicholas whitchell, has more. they did their best to walk in step for the duke of edinburgh's funeral, but this is a family which has been shaken and hurt by recent comments by harry and his wife. and now, there are more — harry's reflections from his california home on the theme of parenting and the pain and suffering handed down to him. there's no blame. yeah. i don't think we should be pointing the finger or blaming anybody but certainly, when it comes to parenting, if

. >> every week andy goes for a walk. and every ever week, about a mile and a half away, his friend gabe scott does the same thing, at the same time. they walk toward each other and when they meet, it's the weirdest thing. you see that? clap snap high five. then, often they simply walk home. the whole exercise, their way of saying hi. you realize people have telephones and that you can just call your buddy? >> you are right, we should have been doing that this whole time. pick up the phone is great. i have are a friend who literally will walk through the rain and snow to give me a high five and i wish everyone could feel that feeling. >> reporter: andy and gabe are musicians in nashville. they met in a concert in 2000, and became friends. they got together on occasion. but not as often as they would have liked so they invented this bit of silliness a few years ago as a way of guaranteeing that they see each other once a week. >> this is high five general. >> reporter: andy has a willing of every encounter, including the o

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i'd like you to comment on that, andy. steve will have you wrap it up. >> look, i moved our company from santa barbara, california to nashville, tennessee back in 2016. because it became impossible to do business in california. our officers are being overtaxed. it was a terrible place -- beautiful state. love the people. terrible government. horrible government. drove us out. i'm not surprised people are leaving. >> steve hilton, last word. >> just this week, a new survey showing -- from chief executive magazine, the state's 50 out of 5 in terms of doing business. california. what is outrageous, the highest taxes and the highest regulations and the highest poverty rates. all of this money being spent through the taxes they're raising and still we have disastrous public schools where, for example, the worst hit are the same people the democrats here say they go on how much they care about black families. they're the ones suffering. the poorest people are suffering because of the democrat misrule. that's why we're recalling

andy and i made a good plan. find your own andy at schwab.ith us former assistant andy mccarthy we haven't seen him in a while, what do you think is it a legitimateo question why was hunter biden getting millions of dollars from a chinese company connected to the chinese government and chinese intelligence too, millions of dollars by off balance sheet shell companies, what do you think. >> absolutely legitimate to look into it, doing business in china is not a legal, maybe it should it's not and a lot of people do it, on the other hand the people he was involved with, this company is china this is an arm of china and arm of a totalitarian communist into the american regime and the people that he was dealing with were best understood as agents of china and the fact that so much money is changing hands and they plan the even more would change hands is alarming and for example if you were trying to get a security clearance from the u.s. government i don't see how he would get one under the circumstances. sure it is. liz: the daily mail is report

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back to you, andy. andy: thank you very much, tony. let's go to questions. >> first question. >> hello. thank you so much for taking my question. there was a survey released last month that kind of showed white evangelicals, and in particular, a group that was showing disproportionate amounts of vaccine hesitancy, as well as, potentially, vaccine refusals, in addition to other religious groups. that same survey also showed that white evangelicals and other groups could potentially be better served, if they are appealed to by faith leaders or faith-rooted appeals. is there any plan specifically to help reach these groups, in addition to what has already been done? is there any concern there could be an impediment to getting close to herd immunity? >> thank you for the question. it's a good question. the question others will have more broadly is, i think it is a little bit dangerous to typecast the people who have not yet made decisions to get the vaccine. other than to say some people require very little information, they knew right awa

andy and i made a good plan. find your own andy at schwab.s: and we're back with fox news medical contributor dr. nicole saphier. she is the author of the great book "panic attack." and, doctor, the pandemic, you write about this, the pandemic has led to a politicization of science and not just by politicians. i think a huge issue that we're now sort of starting to reckon with fully is that both people in the media, public officials, even public health experts, doctors in the field, did not want to look honestly at the origins of this virus. now finally people are saying, well, there's this lab in wuhan, china, doing research on coronaviruses, perhaps even gain of function research where you manipulate viruses to make them actually more deadly with the thought that it will help you fight viruses in the future. now this, these questions are coming out. when you look at what we know so far and the wuhan institute of i virology, what do you think is the most likely origin of covid-19? >> well, james, another topic that is deserving of it own cha

when a chance, but andy savage? >> it's preposterous.or an explanation, plausible explanation consistent with their theory. that she voluntarily left. >> the middle of the night call, by the way, was to her voice mail. >> mailbox -- >> a voice mailbox at an jammed full four months. during which she never used it or called it. at all. so the question -- >> why would she call voice mail? she would not be doing that. >> only one conclusion can draw. >> somebody else was using it but where was kate now? as the one takes as she adjusted, she left town looking suggested for drugs? if that's what lovely meant. is that would lovely meant? at the moment, it was a dead end. then he called. eugene frazier, legendary 30 for your homicide active now retired. >> i believe that if a man commit a crime he should be prepared to do the time. >> the thing is about jean frazier, over here on charleston james island where his ancestors go back to slave days, jeanne gets tips. all kinds of tips. one day, a church friend told the jean he heard the police had b

that's what myself and the prime minister are dedicated to do now, whether it's with andy burnham, andylear, and he's restated view and a letter to nicola sturgeon on a congratulate yuri letter this evening, saying now is the time for us to unite as one country and work to combat the remaining challenges of covid and build back the country, to recover the services to sustain and create new jobs as we the services to sustain and create newjobs as we move through economic disruption... but new jobs as we move through economic disruption- - -_ disruption... but not in the short term, in disruption... but not in the short term. in the _ disruption... but not in the short term, in the medium-term? - disruption... but not in the short term, in the medium-term? i'm| disruption... but not in the short . term, in the medium-term? i'm not sure what the _ term, in the medium-term? i'm not sure what the future _ term, in the medium-term? i'm not sure what the future might - term, in the medium-term? i'm not sure what the future might hold, - term, in the medium-term? i'm not| sure what the future m

andy shoals has this morning's "bleacher report." unstoppable, andy. >> he certainly was., making sure they would not be going home early. tatum catching fire in the third. he finished with 15 points. boston now claims the seven seed with that win, they'll face the nets in the first round. the wizards now head to an elimination game as the eight seed where they'll face off with the pacers. indiana pouncing on the hornets. mcdermott had 14 points in the first five minutes of game. pacers win easily, 144-117. their elimination game with the wizards tomorrow night on tnt. in detroit, spencer turnbull threw a no-hitter. two years ago he led the majors with 17 losses. turnbull owns the fif th no-hitter of the season. the record was set earlier. "new day" continues right now. >>> hello. i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this "new day." a dramatic development overnight. new york state's investigation into the trump organization turning criminal. it's adding new heat to the probe of the former president, his family, and hi

andy: thanks for having me on.sion made by the cdc, which the white house learned of only at 9:00 the evening before. what the cdc director said it she saw three things happening, which persuaded her. the first is a fairly dramatic drop in cases. there was next financial rise in cases, there is also next financial fall. the vaccine, there was evidence in the real world they were working not just at preventing illness but at preventing transmission, which is a piece people suspected but were not sure of. there was sufficient data out of that. third, vaccines are now available to all americans 12 and over. those three elements are what caused her to make that decision that was announced yesterday that if you are fully vaccinated comey do not need to wear a mask. david: if you are fully vaccinated, i am happy to say i am so i'm one of the fortunate ones, i do not need to worry about it. that is only 45% of the population. if i'm a business and i'm inviting people in, how do i know which people have been vaccinated and

andy: they want digital all right.lutely want digital currency but they want no part of the peer to peer currency of crypto. what they mean is central bank issued currency. that is the control they want. they want full visibility over financial flows. one of the problems they have with cryptocurrency is it allows individuals in china to evade very strict capital control. they want top-down, central bank issued currency to -- for purposes of financial surveillance and to give them better tools to micromanage the economy. matt: i read somewhere if you are taking a cab somewhere in beijing or shanghai, you have to pay digitally. you can only pay with cash if you get in a pirate cap apparently. andy: nobody cares cash. matt: it is that far advanced, exactly. thank you for joining us. we appreciate your weekly visits. andy brown, bloomberg new economy editorial director. you can check out the new economy daily from bloomberg economics focused on what is driving the global economy and what it means for policymakers, business

andy: likely not.ng it go, letting people have three babies or more, is basically to admit that the policy was wrong. and as you know, the communist party of china is infallible. they don't want to admit it but in hat -- in fact, the whole population policy was a huge mistake from the get go. it did not need to happen. the population would have come down anyway because of economic growth and prosperity as it did everywhere also the world. it has been a mistake all along, they don't want to admit it. matt: one of the interesting things, data points we have gotten out of china was that ppi yesterday. i was talking with wrist in a lindblad from businessweek who was saying inflation at the factory date is much higher. they are not exporting inflation yet. yet is the keyword. if i said i have not seen evil dead two yet, you would assume i'm going to see people dead two. are we going to see inflation exported out of china to other economies around the world? andy: i don't know, matt. if the prices of goods a

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andy brown, thank you for being with us. really is the number from india is staggering and you can only imagine as we see leaders meeting that this will be on the agenda certainly a different variety. what do you think is the most important job for the world when it comes to india. andy: the most important job is to get vaccines, get therapies, take seriously the threat to the global economy. covid-19 has arrived with full few week. a demonic fury in the demonic world. it's not just india. its rampaging through all parts of the developing world. even to the most remote island in the south pacific. if you think about the art of this pandemic, it's not in china. -- if you think about the arc of this pandemic, it's not in china. everybody is saying that what happens when he gets to the developing world. you have these apocalyptic projections about what's going to happen. talking about famines of biblical proportions in africa. nobody quite understand why it doesn't happen, but it has happened now. far more contagious, far more

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andy, great to see you.e i get into -- and i do want to go through all of the guidance that will be coming up. and we've heard so far. but i want to touch on your personal story a second. because you shared your teenage son has been struggling the past six months since testing positive for covid, that he is one of the so-called long haulers. i'm sorry to hear that. will you tell us what your family has been going through? >> thank you. yeah, i think for a lot of young people as we've started to vaccinate more young people, a lot of them think and a lot of parents think it's not that harmful and don't feel much of a threat, therefore while they don't oppose getting vaccinated it's not a priority. i think when you are young you don't realize that this can be quite harmful. i think my son has been surprised at how long it's taken for these symptoms to go away and that they're still here. and as parents of course, you know, you don't like to see that. you want to make sure you'd like to be able to know the futur

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. >> congressman andy kim, we really appreciate you coming on to speak with us about all of this. thank you. >> thank you. >>> controversial congress members matt gaetz, marjorie taylor greene, they're taking a page out of the former president's playbook and kicking off their own america first tour. we're live in florida. >>> but first, 50 years after marvin gaye famously asked us, what's going on, cnn's don lemon gives us the story behind that ground-breaking album that's become an anthem for a new generation. ♪ ♪ mother mother there's too many of you crying ♪ ♪ brother brother brother there's far too many of you dying ♪ >> marvin gaye's groundbreaking "what's going on". >> it's the first time i understood poetry. ♪ picket signs don't punish me ♪ >> one of the greatest albums

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andy and i made a good plan. find your own andy at schwab.more about what federal investigators took when they raided rudy giuliani's home and office. court documents reveal investigators seized 18 electronic devices from giuliani, and multiple people who worked for him. giuliani had previously said investigators had taken seven or eight electronic devices of his. giuliani is being investigated for his dealings in ukraine, including whether he conducted illegal lobbying for ukrainian officials while he was pursuing an investigation into joe biden. so carol, what more can you tell us? that's a lot of electronic devices. >> reporter: yeah , it is. we learned that the feds seized 18 devices from rudy giuliani's home and office when they raided it earlier or last month. among those devices we just learned that 11 of them were from giuliani and have been returned, but several of them were pass protected, so they will have to see if they can unlock them. we also learned that some of these devices were taken from giuliani's office and from several -

elizabeth: andy puzder, good to see you, come back soon. media watchdogs poynter institute flaming chris cuomo for crossing the line, secretly advising his brother andrew cuomo to blast back against women accusing the governor of sexual harassment. cnn staffers in an opera, women group upset, did chris cuomo advise his brother to bully the media and blame his accusers, that debate next. >> they need to go to the painful steps of having an outside law firm take apart the story and make sure there were not clear violations because if there are other women at the network who feel silence because of chris cuomo's actions that is something that they have to look at. ♪ so you only pay for what you need. oh um, doug can we talk about something other than work, it's the weekend. yeah, yeah. [ squawk ] hot dog or... chicken? [ squawk ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing d