the soviet union is history and the colossal winship is destined to serve as an attraction in petri park. planned on the caspian sea coast. the woman moved to much though. everything is ruined. the work of so many designers and engineers. at least it's still standing here but we were rather at that and i mean there was talk about dismantling it's for scrap the new smaller go buy milk i hope it'll help young people understand what fantastic technology we hunt and what a great country but what if i tell you and i hope that will help them feel proud of this country and its people not obama's. and sue the caspian sea monster this is a very different mission entity is russia to be your witness to the one time power and greatness of the former soviet union. well that's all we have time for today but we'll be back with more stories and reports next week up to see you then take care and come back. to. enter the conflict zone the government so sri lanka has been strongly criticized the un human rights council which warned them a deteriorating situation in the country and the grease marginalise at

plans to build 6 petry cell factories in europe in the next few years and is working on introducing a uniform battery technology. so far come in a factor is of being dependent on a handful of cell producers based in asia led by the chinese group c a t l which according to the forecast will hold 17 percent market share in 223 in 2nd place is l.g. chem from south korea with 13 percent followed by another chinese company. it was only on tuesday the japanese comic a nissen announced that it would pull the production of batteries for their electric cars together with its french partner renner the common factor is one to reduce their costs by using a standardized battery technology and everybody hopes to gain competitive advantage . and for more i'm joined by saint hill directed technology and innovation at cap and gemini engineering in munich the tabulate us. starting vesting in battery technology does this mean that electron mobility is now finally starting to be taken seriously good morning monika absolutely it's fair to say that i think we have seen who is disabled speakers up for elect

listen to my podcast, petri dish, from texas public radio in pr, give that apple podcast all the places just got a question here. i will try to get to your question. to wrap up with the second title which is covid 19, how it changed us. how do you think it changed us? we will start with charles kenny. >> it made us all more lonely. it killed a lot of people. nicholas is emphasizing not only that it killed a lot of people but left a lot of people with permanent disability of one sort or another and not just physical but also mental. this has been an absolutely disastrous year for millions of people one way or another. losing loved ones, losing their jobs, housing and livelihoods. that is the way it is with us. but for all of us who were lucky enough not to experience that directly or in our immediate families loneliness would be the big thing it caused and i don't think we can underestimate how bad that is for social species. bad to our very core. it is really bad for the global economy and global society which is what led to 200 years of immense economic and social progress, life expect

because of the selfishness of some not to be vaccinated. >> katie: jesse, is the white house a petri event? >> jesse: yes. i had a boss one time in politics. we used to be able to smoke inside and offices, remember? >> katie: you are not old enough, i'm sorry. >> jesse: i am. [laughter] >> don't lie to us. [laughter] >> jesse: the boss was out there ripping one in everyone's face. same with nancy. we are tired of the mask shame game. it worked in the fall, but not anymore. vaccines are here, baby. to the democrats, the masks were the vaccine. that was their deal, masks. trump had the vaccine, and the vaccine actually worked. masks work in this much, only works inside. are members of congress even that close to each other, where they need masks? i thought they all hated each other! [laughter] is representative green and aoc, face-to-face and a hallway? no! everyone steers clear of each other! >> sometimes, they get close. >> i heard something about that. [laughter] for the most part -- >> no comment >> katie: kennedy, obviously nancy pelosi is a woman who only cares about power. she h

governance, we have a responsibility to make sure that the house of representatives' chamber is not a petri dish because of the selfishness of some not to be vaccinated or to insist -- or to wear a -- because it requires us to wear a mask. i mean, we could come to a place where we say, if you don't want to wear a mask and you don't want to -- if you're not vaccinated, don't even come to the floor. we have facilities up above in the gallery where people can come to vote. we don't want to deter anybody's ability to exercise their constitutional duty. we have that responsibility as well. so we're trying to balance everybody being able to exercise his or her constitutional duties as well as protect the security of the staff and the other members. i know a lot of things. as speaker of the house, i know a lot of things. i know a lot about people's predispositions and the rest because they share them with me. and i have to make judgment based on what the vulnerability are of our members as well. but it's not a, shall we say, subjective decision. attending physician has said until everybody's vacci

doctor petri, thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> he talked a little bitbout first off, what kind of game changer is this for. with regards to having more americans vaccinated, making sure that the kids 12 to 15. we'll have access to the shop. >> you've probably all heard that our goal is to reach what we call herd immunity herd immunity implies that somewhere between 7580% of our population is immune to the virus once we get to that point, then we'll be able to slow this epidemic it down for men and tremendously. the number children between age birth and age 16 is about 20% of our population. so we'll never reach herd immunity if we don't include these younger kids. and so the move to include 12 to 15 year olds is dramatic and we will not get a handle on the epidemic until we get these kids include it so we're very excited. we have a lot of good data that the vaccine is very safe in these kids and that a 100% efficacious, meaning that there were no covid cases among the roughly 11 to 1200 kids who got vaccines who were in this age group compared to 18 amo

this is deja vu 5 from birth in a petri also a display of military might in russia a country marks the 76th anniversary of its victory in the 2nd world war with a huge parade on the red square as tensions with the west will speak to our correspondent in moscow also coming up. people left loose in spain as they get their old freedoms back a 6 month state of coronavirus emergency coming to an end found there are fears this could fuel a new surge in cases in what has been one of here of.

this of the union is history and the colossal winship is destined to serve as an attraction in petri park a tourist site planned on the caspian sea coast. the woman moved to much though. everything is ruined. the work of so many designers and engineers. hospital at least it's still standing here but we were rather that there was talk about dismantling it for scrap the new smaller go buy milk i hope it'll help young people understand what fantastic technology we had and what a great country. we fight there were. and i hope that will help them feel proud of this country and its people not obama's. and soothe the caspian sea monster faces a very different mission in today's russia to be your witness to the one time power in greatness the former soviet union. well that's all we have time for today but we'll be back with war stories and reports next week up to see you then take care and then back. to the point of strong opinion clear position in some international perspective some of. the number of museums here in germany have large collections of some don't want african arts but the gove

proud of the soviet union is history and the colossal winship is destined to serve as an attraction in petri park a tourist site planned on the caspian sea coast. the woman moved to much though. everything is ruined. nor you the work of so many designers and engineers. that still standing here but we were rather that i mean there was talk about dismantling its for scrap the use molecules by milk i hope it'll help young people understand what fantastic technology we hunt and what a great country. and i hope that will help them feel proud of this country and its people not of the most. and so the caspian sea monster faces a very different mission in today's russia to be a witness to the one time power in greatness the former soviet union. well that's all we have time for today but we'll be back with war stories and reports next week all to see you then take care and come back. i'm. going to. insert the conflicts on the government of sri lanka has been strongly criticized the un human rights council which warned them of deteriorating situation in the country and the crease marginalise ation the

the soviet union is history and the colossal winship is destined to serve as an attraction in petri park at a recent planned on the caspian sea coast. the woman moved to much though. everything is ruined. the work of so many designers and engineers. hospitalise that still standing in the most that we wore rather that there was talk about dismantling it for scrap and i do buy milk i hope it'll help young people understand what fantastic technology we hunt and what a great country. and i hope that will help them feel proud of this country and its people not obama's. and so the caspian sea monster faces a very different mission in today's russia to be your witness to the one time power and greatness of the former soviet union. well that's all we have time for today but we'll be back with more stories and reports next week up to see you then take care and then back. equal. equal chances. with. countries. for more diversity and equal opportunities in the world one 1st of all we need their mom but if you keep up with the world of economics. made in germany. and 30 minutes on d w. to the point.

plans to build 6 petry so factories in europe in the next few years and is working on introducing a uniform battery technology. so far come in a factor is of being dependent on a handful of still produce is based in asia led by the chinese group c a 2 yo which according to the forecast will hold 17 percent market share in 223 in 2nd place is kim from south korea with 13 percent followed by another chinese company. it was only on tuesday the japanese comic a nissen announced that it would pull the production of batteries for their electric cars together with its french partner renner the common factor is one to reduce their costs by using a standardized battery technology and everybody hopes to gain competitive advantage . and for more i'm joined by st hill directed technology and innovation at cap and gemini engineering in munich the tabulator us comic to start investing in battery technology does this mean that electron mobility is now finally starting to be taken seriously good morning monika absolutely it's fair to say that i think we have seen newish to sales figures out for electricall

national stranded in india might be able to return home later this month the government is to allow we petri dish and flights to resume japan is extending restrictions in tokyo bars restaurants and night life will have to close under the state of emergency and in france the strain on the hospital system is easing the number of intensive care patients has seen the biggest drop in the year. india is still registering record daily covert 19 deaths and infections officials have reported more than 400000 new cases in the last day almost 4000 people have died. international aid is now flowing in to support overwhelmed hospitals india has been hit hard by a new variant mass gatherings of recent religious and political rallies have also been blamed for spreading the virus. neighboring nepal is also struggling to contain an explosion in cases of vaccines are in short supply and nearly half of those tested are found to be positive it is fear that the situation maybe may be as bad if not worse than india for. getting out while they still can. these passengers are on the last flights out of kathmandu as

demonstrations. government opponents on backing down bo, planning another week on the streets on a sandra petri report from the nationwide protest against the government in columbia. entered there for the week, they show no signs of abating, but he seemed to be getting more creative in color for union students. indigenous groups and others continue to march and dance for change. oh, demonstrations were marred by vandalism and violence. police response step killed dozens, but people have him back down. we continue demanding guarantees to process safely and that the government respects columbia as youth who are demonstrating in the streets because they want new government model. and that will respond to the needs of the poor and the marginalized and columbia. the demonstrations originally called against and now cancel tax plan have expanded to include domains like a basic living income and police reform. protests leaders have begun discussing their demands with the government, but formal negotiations of the to start, while deadly confrontations with the police continue at night in a number of cit

from animal to human, or that it was ginned up in a lab to jump from animal to human after several petris allowed to it go to human. >> when you have an even mall virus that normally just infects animals and you mutate it or force it to evolve so it can affect humans. it's making it more transmissible and oftentimes more dangerous and deadly in humans. in 2004 there was a coronavirus called sars. it killed a bunch of people. it lad a 15% -- it had a 15% mortality. in the with you man lab they were studying the sars virus and put making it more infectious. that may be how this virus started. i'm worried this stuff still goes on and the u.s. government has been funding it. judge jeanine: we know the u.s. government has been sending money to the world health organization which appears to be run by china's puppet. and they apparently lied about the fact that the virus was the prance missable between humans. why did joe biden say he was going to stop the investigation origins of the wuhan virus? >> i think there has been a sea change in the last two or three weeks on this. a year ago, anyone

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should say that anyway, but if you listen to the comment they were so disdainful of republicans, it's a petri in your face. i will say this, this is a science. you know what the sciences? once you're vaccinated you it, it's extremely unlikely. so if you chose not to get vaccinated it's not going to affect nancy pelosi brickey he/she is not an idiot. she's a politician, so this gives the opportunity as the pandemic gets better they're running out of opportunities to and she wants to hold onto this one. >> so it can be politically advantageous. >> lots of vowels and that word. that would be a great wheel of fortune word. >> vowels are expensive though. >> so is love. we will be right back. up next, what we got wrong this week. which shows will you be getting into tonight? how 'bout all of them. netflix. 'cause xfinity gets you really into your shows. when one burns for someone who does not feel the same. daphne, let's switch. from live tv to sports on the go. felix at the finish! you can even watch your dvr from anywhere. okay, that's just showing off. you get all of this on x1. so go on, get r

vaccine shaming, nancy pelosi said this week she doesn't want the house chamber turning into a, quote, petrih, people who don't get vaccinated are selfish. there are many reasons people choose not to get vaccinated. one of those may be they already had covenant recovered. some have other autoimmune diseases. she is out there shaming from. always of the critical about it whether it is going to a salon even though she was forcing businesses to shut down. rules for theen not for me. >> really lawmakers call for a special session to reverse a funding change after the city canceled the past they are's plan, slanted on people without anybody knowing. here's what legislation has in store for the city of kansas city. anything over 20% will go to a new community service and prevention fund and they are left to agree on that. what i find fascinating is the state legislature potentially stepping in. do you expect to see more instances where states say you can't reduce police funding or defund the police in one of the biggest cities potentially hurting our cities and states, causing state budgets to go

as a result this becomes a petri dish for these private intelligence firms to kind of feed informationrt that you are doing on this, and congratulations on the book. >> i greatly appreciated, tucker. >> tucker: is a whistle-blower from within facebook just exposed an internal document to the show about how the company sensors comments about the coronavirus vaccine. he's been suspended from facebook and he joins us next. >: >> tucker: earlier this week james o'keefe and project. tossed this country yet another public favor. they obtained the internal documents from a whistle-blower at facebook. the whistle-blower explained that facebook automatically flags comments that express any concern about the coronavirus vaccine. >> facebook uses classifiers and algorithms to determine comments that they call vaccine hesitant, and without the user knowledge they assign a score, and based on that score will delete the comment depending upon the content within it. >> tucker: according to those documents here's one example of what facebook considers a tier one vaccine hesitancy comments. "if the vac

should say that anyway, but if you listen to the comment they were so disdainful of republicans, it's a petriish, you want them talking in your face. i will say this, this is a science. you know what the sciences? once you're vaccinated you it, it's extremely unlikely. so if you chose not to get vaccinated it's not going to affect nancy pelosi brickey he/she is not an idiot. she's a politician, so this gives the opportunity as the pandemic gets better they're running out of opportunities to and she wants to hold onto this one. >> so it can be politically advantageous. >> lots of vowels and that word. that would be a great wheel of fortune word. >> vowels are expensive though. >> so is love. we will be right back. up next, what we got wrong this week. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committin

house of representatives wear a mask because she doesn't want the halls of congress to turn into a "petri dish." anyone caught without a mask slapped with an offense, and according to the cdc, it's safe for accented that the americans to stop wearing masks inside and outside. as a matter of fact, they were packed in a room at the white house today, without a mask insight. so it seems like sometimes democrats trust the experts when it's convenient, the trust the science when it's convenient and sometimes they don't when they think they can bludgeon a republican. beyond bizarre? what me to give you an explanation? i can't possibly. i don't think the smarter shrink in the world could be capable of diagnosing that insanity. especially since it's the same people that demand it, we follow the science and trust experts and always listen to the doctors at the cdc. the same teachers union that gives money to elect democrats. remember this. >> it's critical. critical, critical, critical, we follow the science. >> we followed the science. >> but i insisted on from day one is we have to follow the sc

the soviet union is history and the colossal winship is destined to serve as an attraction in petri park. planned on the caspian sea coast. global move to much. everything is ruined. the work of so many designers and engineers. hospitalise that still standing here but we were rather that there was talk about dismantling its for scrap or do small girls buy milk i hope it'll help young people understand what fantastic technology we haven't and what a great country. if i tell you and i hope that will help to feel proud of this country and its people not organise. and sue the caspian sea monsters this is a very different mission in today's russia to be your witness to the one time current greatness of the former soviet union. well that's all we have time for today but we'll get back with war stories and reports next week up to see you then take care and come back. absolutely. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all miss. trying to just 3 of the topics that we cover and how we can read your blog. if you would like and the information on the crown a liar or any other scienc

should say that anyway, but if you listen to the comment they were so disdainful of republicans, it's a petriou want them talking in your face. i will say this, this is a science. you know what the sciences? once you're vaccinated you it, it's extremely unlikely. so if you chose not to get vaccinated it's not going to affect nancy pelosi brickey he/she is not an idiot. she's a politician, so this gives the opportunity as the pandemic gets better they're running out of opportunities to and she wants to hold onto this one. >> so it can be politically advantageous. >> lots of vowels and that word. that would be a great wheel of fortune word. >> vowels are expensive though. >> so is love. we will be right back. up next, what we got wrong this week. at visionworks, we want you to feel safe and we want you to see yourself in your new glasses and think, "ooh!" but if you get home and your "ooh" is more of a "hmm..." you have 100 days to change your mind. that's the visionworks difference. visionworks. see the difference. keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need

house of representatives wear a mask because she doesn't want the halls of congress to turn into a petri-dish. anyone caught gets a fine. coordinating to the cdc it's safe for vaccinated americans to stop wearing masks inside and outside. look at your screen. nancy pelosi and warnock were packed in a room at the white house today without a mask in sight. it seems like sometimes democrats trust the experts when it's convenient and trust the science and sometimes they don't when they can think they can bludgeon a republican. sometimes they believe in vaccines and sometimes they don't. want an explanation? i can't possibly. i don't think the smartest shrink in the world could be capable of diagnosing that insanity. these are the same people who demanded we follow the science. trust the experts and listen to the doctors at the cdc. the ones that took dictation from the teacher's union, the same one that gives money to elect democrats. remember this. >> it's critical, critical, critical they follow the science. >> we have followed the science. >> what i insisted on from day one we have to follow t

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and as a result, this becomes a petri dish for these private intelligence firms to feed information.that you are doing on this, we should have been reading about for the past year. this seems really important and i hope that we talk again. barry meyer come appreciate it and congratulations on the book. >> i greatly appreciate it, tucker. thanks. >> tucker: thank you. so a whistle-blower from within facebook just exposed internal documents that show how the company sensors comments about the coronavirus vaccine. he has been suspended from facebook. he joins us next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: earlier james did this country another public service obtained documents from a whistleblower at facebook and facebook flag comments that show any concern about the coronavirus vaccine. >> they call it vaccine hesitancy and assign a score to these comments. [muffled audio]. [inaudible]. >> tucker: according to those documents, here's one example of what facebook considers a tier 1 vaccine hesitancy comment: in the vaccines are so useful why do we need to wear a mask and use social distancing. the whistleblow

. >> we have a responsibility to make sure the house of representatives is not a petri dish and then> those from house minority leader to lift the mask rule on wednesday saying it is contrary to the latest cdc guidance. >> apparently covid works different in both chambers in the senate you don't wear a mask but in the house you have to mask. the only difference is the speaker she doesn't want to abide by the cdc rules. reporter: but it is can tie on - - entirely consistent with guidance and reviewed by the cdc. >> attending physicians have said and tell everybody is vaccinated we wear masks. >> some question the independence. >> i like to see an organizational chart heart food doctor monahan answers to that should be outside of the structure of leadership in the house and it appears his message as part of her message about why he would have a different message from the cdc. reporter: the cdc director told the senate committee that mask policies are a local decision that all politics is local and that is the difference between house rules and senate rules. from capitol hill, fox news.

when they put this fake beef bovine cells into a petri dish with whatever else they put in there, they up -- it creates -- mainly yeast, but it creates a bunch of co2 gas that has to go somewhere. it is all but green. >> tucker: i wonder if the escape of covid-19 from the wuhan institute of virology makes us want to conduct moreca reckless biology experiments or if you are on our safe food supply. >> the study we are doing that i talked about before was a study to prove that cattle actually have a net negative impact on the environment, but also, one of the things we are going to put into this is how bad this fake meat is, and all the things they put into the fake meat people don't realize what is going into that, and if they did, they wouldn't buy it and they wouldn't eat it. >> tucker: i mean, they eat a lot of other stuff that is clearly poisoning them obviously, endocrine disruptors testosterone level, sperm count falling through the floor. is there something inherently unhealthy about beef, just straightforward beef? >> there is nothing -- we are omnivores. v humans are omnivores.

. >> are you guys the petri dish for what's going to be the play book? >> absolutely and i'm very concerned about that. we now see the videos from other states where they're demanding an arizona-style audit. we have drawn a line in the sand because the flight was brought to us. and now that it has been i think it's incumbent upon us to raise our voices. >> they're battling the republican controlled senate and its president continued to defend the audit. >> i've had senators and speakers from other states that have contacted me. this is what's going to lay the groundwork as to what is the future of how do we audit our elections if need be? >> all the doors are locked. we can't even get in. we've asked six times for an interview with senator fan. she has avoided all media. we can't get to this public official's office door. >> the best option is contact her office directly, see what her schedule is. >> reporter: meanwhile these voters despite the previous two audits that found no widespread fraud remain hungry for results they're convinced will be revealed

are you guys the petri dish? >> absolutely. from other states where they are demanding an arizona style audit. >> i think it's a proxy war for this playing out on a national level. so i guess, yeah, we are the experiment in democracy here in arizona. >> reporter: richer and gates are lifelong republicans that are speaking out against their state party leadership as they watch trump loyalists question the vote in new hampshire corey lewandowski. they are urging republicans both state and national to fight back with the truth. you've seen the polls of what republican voters believe. have you already lost? >> the answer is absolutely not. if we start to have voices of republicans saying joe biden was elected president, he won, we are not moving, we are not going to do this any longer, we are not going to have arizona style so-called audits in other states, you will see those numbers start to change. >> reporter: michigan secretary of state says the more successful these partisan efforts are today, you will see it in 2022 and 2024.

by bringing thousands of people around the world to japan, you could create this massive, dangerous petriargue in that essay that for the sake of global health, it's time to listen to the scientists, and we should cancel these tokyo olympic games. >> you point out in your column that less than 2%, i think we have 1% of folks in japan are vaccinated. here in the u.s., boit's about one-third. there it's just minuscule. the tokyo games are on for three reasons, you say -- money, money, money. explain that. >> sure. the olympics generate loads of money to the international olympic committee and tokyo organizers. any hosts of the olympics. that money tends to trickle up. it's a good example of trickle-up economics and land in the pockets of those who broadcast the games, corporate sponsors of the games and those who manage the games. the international olympic committee has a built-in desire to make sure the games go ahead no matter what. that's why they're satisfied to have a made for tv event with no spectators. they've already said there will be no overseas spectators. we'll see if they allo

long time, this gives the virus a chance to keep trying, your putting selection pressure on a walking petri dish, that is a big lesson, we have to pay attention and think carefully about what were doing that is promoting evolution of sars cob to and as far as a california variance it plays a big role in los angeles but not much beyond their so far, i'm not sure why you has a spread further, it may have to do a social mobility issues on lockdowns. if so then that is good news and it tells us one more reason that the social measures are effective in important and must continue. the last thing i would say they will be more variance and more evolution this virus has not finished by any means pulling tricks out of its bag and were just at the beginning of our coexistence with sars cob to. >> the other question was a growing evidence around the linkage between obesity and severe covid outcomes, what do you think of that, what does it mean more broadly in obesity epidemic, pandemic that were dealing with. >> i'll start with that, the evidence is very solid there is three things that are really sol

. >> are you guys the petry dish for the playbook? >> absolutely. i'm very concerned about that. brought to us and now that it has been, it's inckcumbent upon us to rai our voices. >> they are batting the president and karen fan who continued to defend the partisan audit. >> i've had other senators and senate presence and speakers from other states that have contacted me. this is what is going to lay the groundwork as to, you know, what is the future of how do we audit our elections if need be? >> all the doors are locked? you can't even get in. we've asked six times for an interview with senator fan. she's nearly avoided all media. we're seeing if we can chat with senator fan? we can't get to this public official's office door. >> contact her office directly, see what her schedule is. >> reporter: meanwhile, these voters despite the previous two audits that found no wide spread fraud remain hungry for results they're convinced will be revealed. do you think donald trump won the election? >> yes, i do. i honestly do. >> reporter: when you say do it to them, what do you mean? >> i

. >> we have a responsibility to make sure that the house of the representatives chamber is not a petri dish because of the selfishness some of not to be vaccinated. >> reporter: house blocked a resolution by house minority leader kevin mccarthy to lift the floor mask rule thursday. mccarthy says the house rule is contrary to the latest cdc guidance. >> apparently covid works differently in both chambers, because in the senate, you don't wear a mask. in the house, you have to wear a mask. the only difference is the speaker. she doesn't want to abide by the cdc rules. >> reporter: monahan says the policy is entirely consistent where centers for disease -- with centers for disease control mask guidance and reviewed by the cdc. >> attending physician said until everybody is vaccinated, we wear masks. >> reporter: some republicans question monahan's independence. >> i would like to see an organizational chart who dr. monahan answers to, because i think that physician should be outside of the structures of leadership in the house, and it appears that his message just mimicked whatever her me

you are putting selection pressure on a walking petri dish. that is a big lesson, we have to pay attention to this and think carefully about what were doing that's promoting evolution of sars cob two. as far as the california variant goes, it seems to have h a big role in los angeles but not much beyond their so far. not sure why it is not spread further. it may have to do social mobility issues and lockdowns. if so that's good news. and it tells us one more reason that the social measures are effective, are important and must continue. and the only last thing i would say is there will be more variance. there will be more evolution. this virus is not finished by any means pulling tricks out of its bag. we are just at the beginning of our coexistence with sars cob two. >> great the other question was wrong growing evidence around the linkage between obesity and severe covid outcomes. what you think of that? what does that mean more broadly in the obesity epidemic, pandemic were dealing with. >> i will start with that. yes, that evidence is very

understand with some of the relief programs happening during the height of the pandemic because they are a petryious viral pathogen to spread look what sam non straited there so many people were infected then they have to go to the hospital thigh took up a lot of hospital beds all of a sudden there weren't hospital beds for the community i understood that they released nonviolent offenders now they're taking this is completely different with nothing to do with the pandemic all of a sudden they're expanding this -- which sounds like it is going to include violent offenders. it is interesting to vision because listen, americans and humans in general really need incentives to make good behaviors a lot of people don't commit crimes because there are going to prison, and that they said for prisoners, if there are positive incentives for good behavior that might decrease violence against our prison guards. but if you start making these penalties too lenient and easy for people to get out of jail you may see more committing crime because they're not afraid of the penalties anymore. >> kimmy california

. >> the house of the representatives chamber is not a petri dish. >> apparently covid works differently> being a fully vaccinated person, the chances of my getting infected in an indoor setting is extremely low. >> getting moving again, getting our job machine turned back on and building the rip roaring economy that we should have that lifts everybody up. >> the bbc's failures contributed significantly to her fear, paranoia and isolation that i remember from those final years with her. >> joe biden, like all these democrats, spent the last four years pretending to be jack ryan out of the tom clancey novel. >> this sucker is quick. [laughter] >> shannon: much more to come this week. that was just one week. monday on "special report," a texas nonprofit that employs a biden transition official wins a no bid federal contract. there are republicans who are asking for answers. howie is going to have more on the chris cuomo story and look at the media's obsession with democratic 6th commission that's sunday 11:00 a.m. eastern. i'm shannon bream from washington. please join me for fox news at n

and governance, we have a responsibility to make sure the house of representatives chamber is not a petri dish because of the selfishness of some not to be vaccinated or to insist -- or to wear a -- because it requires us to wear a mask. we could come to a place where we say, if you don't want to wear a mask and you don't want to -- if you are not vaccinated, don't even come to the floor. we have facilities up above in the gallery where people can come to vote. we don't want to deter anybody's ability to exercise their constitutional duties. we have that responsibility as well. we're trying to balance everybody being able to exercise their -- his or her constitutional duties as well as protect the staff and the other members. i know a lot of things as speaker of the house. i know a lot of things. i know a lot about people's predispositions and the rest, because they share them with me. i have to make judgments based on what the vulnerability of our members as well. it's not shall we say a subjective decision. attending physician has said until everybody is vaccinated, we wear masks. yes,

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governance, we have a responsibility to make sure that the house of representatives' chamber is not a petri dish. because of the selfishness of some not to be vaccinate or, to insist -- or to wear a -- because it requires us to wear a mask. i mean, we could come to a place where we say, if you don't want to wear a mask -- if you're not vaccinated, don't even come to the floor. we have facilities up above in the gallery where people can come to vote. we don't want to deter anybody's ability to exercise their constitutional duties. we had that responsibility as well. so, we're trying to balance everybody being able to exercise his or her constitutional duty, as well as protect the staff and the other members. now, i know a lot of things. as speaker of the house. i know a lot of things. and i know a lot about people's predispositions and the rest, because they share them with me. and i have to make judgments based on what the vulnerability is of our members as well. but it's not a, shall we say, subjective decision. attending physician has said, until everybody's vaccinated, we wear masks. yes

the gop congressman accused of turning his office into a petri dish of coronavirus infections. >>> aote coming this week on the commission to investigate the capitol insurrection. will house minority leader kevin mccarthy be called to testify. ♪ >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world, it is tuesday, may 18th. a grift disguised as an audit. that is the state of the ab absuab absurdist theater in arizona this morning where republicans are finally telling fellow republicans enough. enough with the big lie about the 2020 election. your claims are ridiculous. accusations of ballots flown in from south korea. allegations that chickens ate some of the ballots and the chickens were insince rated. the republican-led board of supervisors are now blasting the audit. sending a letter demanding the state senate president just put a stop to it. tensions boiled over at a meeting last night at the supervisors. >> we all have our limits. i have been accused of shredding ballots tabulated an election i didn't run, run by my prede predecessor, political opponent. i hav

cruises were those floating petri dishes for the spread of covid in the early days of the pandemic.. lauderdale to the caribbean on june 26th. "early start" has this pandemic covered coast to coast. >> reporter: i'm nick watt in los angeles. good news from disneyland. now, the theme park has been open for almost a month now with restrictions and open only so far to residents of california. from june 15th the park will welcome anybody, everybody, from anywhere. now, june 15th is also the date when officials here in california say that they are imagining they will lift pretty much all the remaining covid restrictions. >> reporter: i'm alexandra field in new york where the city is preparing to reopen its beaches in time for the holiday weekend and where they are expecting crowds this summer they are also sending vaccines. the city has plans to deploy mobile vaccine units to popular beaches as well as other gathering spots like central park, brooklyn bridge park and governors island. >> reporter: i'm lucy kafanov. the las vegas monorail is operating for irs time since it suspended servi