it's vin diesel big. [ cheers and applause that's how big it is how big is it?s ago at the "fast and the furious" premiere [ laughter ] you're like, "i wasn't at the premiere." >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, probably was. jimmy, you were there. >> jimmy: of course i was there. >> you were always there >> jimmy: yeah i was, like, "dude, let's take this ford fiesta." >> yes >> jimmy: i'm grabbing a a ford fiesta and you're like, "yeah, i'm going to take the movie in a different direction. yeah, i go, "i was more furious than fast. >> and you gotta forgive jimmy and myself, it's so -- such a great feeling to see a a room - >> jimmy: a crowd. >> a crowd -- an audience. >> jimmy: feels good, right? >> it's -- [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: feels good it's amazing >> so it's not like a normal show so that's how come i keep wanting to get up and i want the lights to be on you -- >> jimmy: no, i love it. >> and i want to see you and i want to -- >> jimmy: no >> rejoice with you. >> jimmy: yes! >> and i want to bring back new york with you! [ cheers and applause [ cheers and app

no vin could have taken the wrong path to. yeah. if we go to the extent of that, it could be prison. maybe a death also, or i'm on a street manase to become a monk if someone ran this. but this is a very, very rare case that someone realizes and really gets committed to become a monk. i just attempted to plan a bus to do possibly got to get as you want and your life goes under someone and it's min forces me in baton monasteries offer an alternative to prison but one that requires sacrifice. cynthia is starting his 2nd year here in his cell, he spends most of his time reading sacred texts up to 10 hours a day. when this life of self discipline is far removed from his old wild ways. still he seems fulfilled. happiness means the peace of mind. you can have nothing and you can still be happy because everything different here. happy in the least. happy whether you have pres blessings, but also in a contemplation filled the days in the monastery. sometimes in quite surprising ways. every week, cynthia and the others compete in a unique fo

my attention, doctor vin gupta. what do you make of this situation and how does it change things? >> good evening. frankly, i don't think it is changed at all. this is an indictment of confusing messaging from the very top. i think your team has an image that i shared many months ago that my pulmonary colleagues and i have been trying to share and disseminate. this is on the left, for all of the viewers out, there and on the right through our lungs of covid. acute respiratory distress syndrome. that message was never clearly communicated through images, authentic messengers through the very beginning. people say, what changed? if you look at the cdc data presented before, it's clear that the vaccines pfizer, was protected against hospitalisation in israel, canada, and england. even against symptomatic illness we saw 87 to 88% protection. against hospitalizations, seeing people like me, you are nearly 100% protected. i don't think anything has changed. what we are now dealing with is an indictment of ineffective conf

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he and no vin rocca guide have a shared history here. no visit cynthia to talk about it was an argument with this is really the 2 young men have only kept a few photos of their former lives back then senior and nerve in spent their days hanging out in the streets of the capital with their friends to those and put in peace, let him only used to smoke regional means to buy drugs and go binge drinking. singing would often rob people in his neighbourhood fighting the street or something. sometime it happens, isn't the collision is to have collision question thoughts enough to become a monk is totally like a new life? no. i wrong nation. i do. when the bad things. so no, because the moon is kind of abuse, it is now because they're all sins the wrong but i took and one of you just a good thing because i did and i was you. good. so i want to change. so because of didn't, i'm a change, you know, nothing could have taken the wrong path to. yeah. if we go to the extent of that, it could be prison. maybe a death also, or want to st. or manase to be

numbers will likely make that a much more difficult decision. technical have al jazeera washington vin, more protesting, have an iraq after a fire cove. in 1900 hospital in nasiriyah, kills 92 people. iraqis, a blaming guffman corruption, and negligence for monday's accident. iraq's influential, she, carrie looked at all, is demanding answers from the administration. he says, the government must firmly and punish those who allowed it to happen. cuban president miguel diaz canal says the united states has failed in what he says its efforts to destroy cuba. over the last week, humans have taken to the streets across the country and a wave of re anti government. protests is anger over the economy and handling of the pandemic. the government has accused the us of being behind the unrest un human rights body says, detain protesters must be really. it's particularly worrying that these include individuals, allegedly held incommunicado, and people who, whereabouts are unknown. we're also very concerned that the alleged use of excessive force against demonstrators in cuba and deeply regret the

car vin's brief to be saying, as opposed to what mr. car vin argued here today, is that in fact, so-called neutral time, place and manner implications don't even use section 2, that you dent get through the door. what courts should be doing is looking at how the restriction interacts with the facts on the ground to see whether it is in fact causing a discriminatory burden on minority voters. here, that's what the court did and in fact found that the out of precinct policy and the ballot collection law imposed discriminatory burdens that are not justified by any legitimate state interests. >> justice gorshutch. >> good morning, ms. amunson. would the state agree, or would the secretary of state agree that arizona could have a law saying we will not count fraudulent ballots? >> in fact arizona does have such a law, your honor, yes. >> if that's the case, can the state also have some laws that try to prevent fraud in balloting? >> certainly, your honor, states have an interest in preventing fraud in balloting. but as this court has recogni

vin gupta, a critical care pulmonologist in seattle, also on the faculty of university of washingtonealth metrics and evaluation. a lot of information coming out. emerging mores how to behave with new information about the delta variant that's hitting a lot of people who have not been vaccinated and it's hitting people in so-called breakthrough cases who have been vaccinated. put it together for us, give us your matrix of concern right now. >> good evening, ali, good to see you. top line, if you're fully vaccinated, with two doses of the vaccine, pfizer or moderna, in the united states, you're protected from the delta variant and severe outcomes like hospitalizations. truly end outcome we want to prevent. two doses is key. talk about the one dose johnson & johnson if you like. but this requiring a third dose is premature. dr. fauci and others pushed back on that appropriately so. cdc got the school thing right, you have to make the decisions bases on local conditions but don't want them to have to enforce the mask mandate. could have recommended indoor masking unless vaccines are ful

we've got an excessive heat wave across the vin, and then that brings with it the wild fi. a warnings. latvia is also declared heat wave, and estonia and when you are continuing to see those hot and dry conditions. but to the west, we have got that wet and windy weather brought in by those weather systems as storms and showers continued for the british isles, as well as for areas of france and brisk winds blowing into the west coast there. and by the time we get into tuesday, it will be switzerland and northern areas of issue that see those severe storms, but further south the barian peninsula, seeing a lot of sunshine coming through temperatures, continuing to rise. this was a heat wave in seville, people enjoying that sunny weather. and we are expecting temperatures to continue to climb, particularly across valencia and alex guntee. mercy has seen the temperature hit up into 45 degrees. and as we move over to north africa, the hot dry conditions continue that weather. the football from spain trading, battling opponents on the biking, fascism at home and abroad. the footba

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. >>> vamos al valle de napa, los vin cul toros piden a los dirigentes del condado.s incluye 5 stagtsz de tiempo completo y 9 voluntarios un departamento local permitirÍa un mayor control de los incendios. >>> regresamos a san francisco. lo hace grandes Áreas verdes que tiene. >>> y nos cuenta andrÉs en esta nueva entrega de historias de mi barrio. este lugar es famoso por las hermosas vistas y su pasado. >>> >>> es un Área inmensa ubicada en san francisco. 2 millones de personas que vienen acÁ, fo solo para reconectarse con la naturaleza. si no por sus vistas hermosas a el puente golden gate,s a ca trazo el ocÉano pacÍfico. no siempre fue lugar de visita y esparcimiento. >>> la tierra es la tierra nativa de los... que vivÍa aquÍ por miles de aÑos. luego en 1976 vinieron los espaÑoles. y fundaron un poste militar que se llama el precediÓ. hoy el precediÓ es un parque grande de 1500 acres. disfrutar de esta joya Única en el paÍs. >>> es Único por las vistas. es un parque bastante grande. y han restaurado zonas nativas. plantas, hÁbitat, en muchos acres del park. >>> e

vin gupta has been working on the front lines throughout the pandemic and he has more on the story. >odgepodge of visit teenage policies is causing confusion and frustration. >> they say you can go in there safely, why can't i. and i had to say i don't have an explanation. i don't know. doctors are hearing how family visits impact the health of patients. family visits lowered risks by about 30%. >> families are not a luxury in care and they're not an accessory. they're absolutely part of the treatment plan. part of our prescription for healing is having family at bedside. >> a 20-year-old covid patient did not have his mom allowed in the room. she could sit outside of his room, but only for two hours a day. >> if they're in that bed can they hear me? >> they can't hear you, but they also miss the touch and the eye contact. so standing here, outside of this room, you might as well be on mars. >> what about the role of technology? can televisits be the solution? >> there's no doubt in my mind that we need to use these moving forward for people that want to meet with a loved one in anoth

and is that rumbling the carburetor of a v8, or just vin diesel clearing his throat?ne here at "the late show" wishes they could ask the "fast and furious" stars just one question. so tonight, they do just that. this is "the late show's just one question: f9 edition." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> what's the message of the "fast" movies? >> in my opinion, it's always about family. >> family. >> the theme of "fast" movies seems to be family. >> we've really wanted to bring home the concept of family. ( laughter ) >> what's the best part of working on these movies? >> i would say the quiet moments where we see, you know, the deep, emotional bond that these characters form, and we gain an understanding of their motives. and also, i love it when the cars go fast and ( bleep ) blows up. >> i got a question. what kind of oil should i use? >> well, you know, it really depends on the engine. >> engine? no, i'm making brownies. >> oh, all right! so you're going to want to stick with the conventional 520 motor oil, but if you're making blones, i'd go for a high- viscosity five-w30 synthetic to give

- julie pace, washington bureau chief assistant manager editor for the associated press, and doctor vin gupta, critical care apologized from seattle who has advised us on public health throughout the pandemic, he's also on the faculty of the washington university institute for health metrics and evaluation which is exactly why would like to begin with you, doctor, i would like to change or will the bid in this question and answer from physician to move sociologists, this anti-vaccine movement. the attitude it's a lot of things, it's social, it's in some cases socioeconomic, and it's political, but so far, the siloing of our country blue and red, rich and poor, liberal conservative, has not worked, the kind of shaming and lecturing has not worked. how would you go about changing public attitudes when lives are at stake? wen lives ar at >> good evening, brian, great to see you. this is what i'll say, first and foremost i think the cdc can recommend whatever it wants, indoor masking if they want, they can recommend that, and certainly some people, i would encourage people to do whatever th

vin gupta about the surge in delta cases. first to our health and science correspondent meg tirrell. meg, break down this new study with the slashing headline late this afternoon in the "new york times" about the j&j vaccine >> reporter: yeah, shep. this is a study from a lab at nyu that looked at antibodies generated by the vaccines to see how well they hold up against different variants, and it found that for people who got the single shot j&j vaccine the antibody levels against the delta variant may be low enough to be less protective. now the study isn't yet peer reviewed and jandohnson & johnsn is taking issue with it. j&j's is the only one-shot vaccine for covid available, a codifferentiator and ease of distribution and access. about 13 million americans have had the shot of the more than 161 million americans who are fully vaccinated j & j telling us tonight its own data showed the vaccine generated strong persistent activity against the delta variant and other highly prevalent variants now we also reached out to the c

vin gupta. >>> joining us now with a look at axios a.m., jonathan swan.. looks good. that was unfair. >> i appreciate that. jonathan solidarity here, your hair looks great too. >> i think you look great. >> i was trying to compete with you i knew you were coming on the show. >> one big thing, look the top officials in the white house, quite unusual situation here, but they are mobilizing in public defense of the vice president kamala harris. the chief of staff ron klain put out a statement defending her, and sedgwick richmond has told us publicly that there is a whisper campaign designed to sabotage her, which are very strong words. this is coming in response to many, many leaks, politico did a story the other day about infighting and tensions between the president's office in the west wing. skepticism about sort of functionality of her operation and some of their decisions recently. and so this is a really unusual situation for this biden administration, because it really has been, as far as the west wing is concerned a leak-proof operation with a team t

in late 2019, the other headline floods the vin on dated parts of germany, the netherlands in belgium. the 60 people have been killed and dozens are missing. and there is warning of more rain and becoming day. the german chancellor angle, the merkel, meanwhile, has met joe biden at the white house for the last time before she stepped sound later this year. they've agreed to work together against moscow's aggression and anti democratic actions by china. though they continue to have differences over a contentious russian pipeline which will supply gas to germany. my view on nurse to, to has been known for some time. good friends can disagree and, but by the time i became president, there was 90 percent completed and imposing sanctions did not seem to make any sense. we made more sense to work with chancellor and finding out how she proceed based on whether or not russia tried to essentially blackmail ukraine in some way. the head of secure, he had haiti's presidential palace, has been taken into police custody in connection with the assassination of president jovan l. noise. and he's be

those headlines and you continue here on al jazeera, after my vin bob way. nelson sorry, should be about raising prices are hardly down to the time we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world. we live in time in that designate adult had made as the task of fixing a war torn economy, counting the cost on al jazeera ah, my name is chris doesn't let you play for a while. we're mission, i think, you know, also play for what we're mission on the other one with, with my family, my fun. make my create, my radley. my team is my wig, as well as my, with the, with this think is really important for me, it was clear when to play our final 20 good. we have been putting faith in which means paying the link both much. don't go and buy the glue that the book or the times it goes to get your hit, where you want it to be. it was a know where you wanted to book it up, up over the top. make sure you bring much over the weekend. we are playing the video to 22 element, the 5th and we have those games in this country. and this is also a good plat

vin gupta who has advised on public health. he's on faculty of the washington university institute on health metrics and evaluation. great to have you here. dr. gupta, the "washington post" story reports that the document they obtained, quote, strikes an urgent note, revealing the agency knows it must revamp its public messaging to emphasize vaccination as the best defense against a variant so contagious that it leaps from target to target more swiftly than ebola or the common cold. that got my attention. what do you make of this information, how does it change things? >> good evening, chris. frankly i don't think the war has changed at all. this is an indictment of ineffective and confusing messaging from the very top. let's call it what it is. i think your team has an image that my pulmonary colleagues have been trying to share and estimate out. on the left, those are healthy lungs. on the right, those are lungs ravaged by covid that my colleagues care for in the icu. that's acute respiratory syndrome. that's what the vaccina

vin gupta. earlier today dr.-19 cases in parts of the country like las vegas and elsewhere. let me play for you a part of what he had to say. >> it's the delta variant which unquestionably spreads from person to person much more efficiently than the other variants that we dealt with. that's point number two. but the thing that worries me is the people in this country who are not vaccinated. if you are fully vaccinated, you have a high degree of protection against all variants, including the delta variant. but given the efficiency of spread, you are particularly vulnerable if you are not vaccinated. >> what do you make of where things stand at the moment? >> well, ayman, dr. fauci is right. what we're seeing in las vegas, just to take that example, 80% of icu beds in las vegas are full. about 490 beds out of about 610 are full from a covid standpoint. they're having covid-related stress, which is indicative of the fact that their one dose adoption of the vaccine in las vegas metro is about 46%. those individuals t

we are seeing an increase in the number of people who are rolling up their sleeves and getting back vin nated. -- vaccinated. as we have talked about this delta variant is extremely dangerous. it is significantly more contagious, more transmissible than the previous forms of the virus. and there is evidence that it can lead to quicker onset of disease and more severe disease. i think that the prospects for the fall could be very challenging. however, if we are able to continue to ramp up our vaccination program, that's the most important way to protect people in the fall. >> another unsettling piece of news came from the c.d.c. director who thought the virus would only be a few mutations away from the variant that could potentially escape vaccines. how does that inform your thinking going ahead and how should it inform messaging to people who are still hesitant? rachel: whenever the virus has significant immunity spread in transmission, there are lots of cases, then you can see the development, the variant that has to do with how the virus develops. so the way to actually decrease the a

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the a pocket coalition is a hodgepodge of left wing interest and parties cutting alongside vin. it's alternation, it's not surprisingly that we're really struggling to speak with one voice. we ask people on the street what they made of the failed vote and also were there. i think there is a different law makes it difficult for someone to get israeli citizenship. it's difficult. it's not easy. there are 2 different sites. there is one country, palestine, and this is another country, israel and we arrows or something different. that's difficult for everyone. the real reason is tricky to avoid and to if you'd like, create an issue with the current government, hoping that somehow they will manage to displacement after such an embarrassing failure at the 1st hurdle. questions when inevitably growth to whether or not this job will be able to function when it becomes the latest israeli coalition to forward policy a r t. chapter 4. people have been killed after devastating floods hit the crust. no dar region in southern russia this week. the area has faith. the deluge of rain since sund

report from the capital juba closes. dion pharmacy has been here for many years, 1st as part of sudan, vin, when it became seltzer done after a referendum for independence. since that vote, it's been 10 years of highs and lows. moses survived the war in 2013, then another in 2016. his hope now is that the unity government set up last year stabilizes the economy, and which everybody wants to have his own business and be we have an under the guise of a government and all his property protected a little bit. it was really a pretty his business on everything and that's the only reason for delta don has received billions of dollars in financial support from the international community, but tensions between president solver care and his 1st vice president react. michelle held back economic progress today. basic services are too expensive for the poor and the economy which allies largely on oil is struggling normally. would be for me to have some would away the business of revenue for it's not going to depend on i think when i had it physically given that economy heavily important to me. so if yo

no. vin is required to wear it, go the traditional local costume equivalent to the scottish killed to follow the programs they will not be able to change, you know, and do some changes, but it needs to be informed to like 2 days before i want to go to the welcome is warm, but the scenery is since in baton, it's impossible to travel freely with them to decide the trip into the capitol. tim who takes an hour on route, we made keenly aware of who's running the country, pictures of the king and queen grace every street corner, the alone or with the sun. the royal couple are only present and truly revealed by their subjects. the image of a living timmy, god carefully maintained by the government. one of the king's last filmed appearances, dates back to october, 2011. on that day jig make his saw introduced to the people their future queen his wife jetson pima. a 21 year old commoner for the occasion, 50000 needs gathered in the hope of getting close to the royal couple. i didn't. please remain seated. jo, are you know? i'm really glad you're here today. i'm very happy to see you today. the

paul, i had coven 19 recently, and recovered vin not long ago, found out i was exposed again. could i have been infected again? the data we have indicates that although it's not impossible it's, it's highly unlikely. a lot of researchers have looked at this question and come to that conclusion. for instance, a recent large scale study involving over 25000 healthcare workers in britain showed that having had over 900 ones, had a dramatic protective effect for at least 7 months after an infection. the strength of the effect was close to the one observed and people who had 2 doses of our most effective vaccines. additionally, this study showed that people who had covered 19 then tested positive again for it a few months or weeks after convalescence. the chances of developing symptoms were also much lower than and those were infected with the 1st time. but if you have the disease and recovered, it still doesn't mean that you can just sit back and relax completely. you still really need to follow it up with the vaccination. that's because although recent studies into the robustness

vin gupta. he is a pulmonologist.ath in the united states. you've been treating covid patients since back then. what is your assessment of where we are right now and can we stem this tide that just keeps coming? >> good morning, willie, good to see you. i think it's important for us as a nation to remain calm and realize that even as cases are increasing, they're decoupling from hospital trends across the country. yes, there are some zip codes with hot spots as mentioned. but across the country, the biggest trend here is that hospitalizations and deaths still remain at some of the lowest points in the last 18 months. that's a great thing. we need to remind the people that are not vaccinated -- i think we need to start talking about reinstituting mandatory mask mandates in big counties across the country that may not need it and really double down in our messaging to those who have remained unvaccinated. that is the key here, because we do know that two doses, especially of the mrna vaccines, are very protective agains

record removing $14500.00 deaths so far can be chandry has more from the capital decor. records by vin, highly contagious delta a very and has prompted the government to call for a week shut down across the country. over the weekend. 10000, mostly migrant workers have left a capital city house expert one that could have spread the virus and the district and expose themselves to help. most of the businesses are closed, the states, i'm a little less empty except for richards, which are allowed in the strait. luptime of the body got up. it's the poor people who suffer the most. during the lockdown. we can't move around or earn enough to feed the family. it's better not to have these locked down. export oriented businesses, kitchen market, grocery stores, another essential services are open. it is mostly those working in the informal sector and a daily way down are those are the ones is mostly heard during this lockdown orange. many sales today, very few customers are coming in. business is not good during lock down. the fight, the current violence outbreak from last year bank that's econo

because we are slow since we are looking at the scene this, this is normal, but actually some today no vin l guide company, cynthia, on his way back to the monastery. the reunion of the 2 former troublemakers is over and they'll return to their everyday lives. with me today, cynthia seems to have found the pathway to happiness. oh, he'll need to train for 9 more years to become an ordained monk. back in to improve, we visit grace the entrepreneur. she lives in a small 3 room apartment with her 2 children and 2 sisters. i need the most and then we're going to be really tired. so in a month we used to go out with the friends and the siblings that we can enjoy a moment. so you know, like not exactly party, but it's a place where we can relax and enjoy some music. why? yes. okay. this evening grace takes her 2 sisters with her as the head of a company and head of the family. grace is one of the few car owners into town. it's a privilege here later on tonight. so i'm going to walk summer here. baton has just a handful of bars where young people can meet grace's favorite is the tim pool club par

the matter with the rough must see was the the vin, we the message, so bow then in shallow che, and seal check me. and we were afraid, and before we knew, we thought we have to flee to the mountain. why? why throw away our line back. was her love me, that was the the reason we live in the military came at 5 in the morning and called everyone together. walker love, i know at 6 o'clock we had to be on the village square, said me, or if it was the 23rd of march is 23 miles. so they will not have all the men were gathered together in the catholic church. they came out in tears, and an informer said, he's one, he's not here or both of them are a little bit more. and then they were led to the school and killed my father. my father. i. e, my, they were shot dead just like that for my fuse to being carry arrows i course and look at those 85 men who were killed weren't gorilla siegel and i had trouble with my husband lives in childhood, and april 1982. he went to school where he taught children in the community, if only that, if they want to see, feel the land. and then of course, very strong chi

he and no vin, our rocca guide have a shared history. here, no visit thing here to talk about the listeners. this is really the 2 young men have only kept a few photos of their former lives back then senior and nerve in spent their days hanging out in the streets of the capital with their friends to those and didn't keys. let him only used a small greeting on me to buy drugs and go binge drinking. singing would often rob people in his neighborhood fighting the street or something sometimes happens, isn't the condition nice to have collision question. thoughts? enough to become a monk is totally, is like a new list now. i wrong nation. i did many bad things. so now because the moon is kind of abuse, it is now goes there, all scenes the wrong, but i took and one of the good thing because i did, and i was you, good. so i want to change. so because of didn't change me know, nothing could have taken the wrong path to yeah. if we go to the extent of that, it could be a prison, maybe a death also, or one us 3 or manase to become a mom. if someo

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vin gupta. thank you all for being with me today. mike, it is a big step for the biden administration, walk through the rules and what they have played. they are indoors or outdoors. they were quick to go out of the rose garden that day. the cdc is announcing dwlaed in states with high or substantial transmission rates right now in terms of the covid virus, specifically the delta variant, they're recommended that individuals need to wear masks even indoors. they are potentially transmissing this to others and that is something they want to avoid. we should need is guidance and not mandates. when we talk about the federal workforce, that is an area where they have some sway. and that is what we expect to hear from the president tomorrow. not a mandate but requirements impedd on the federal requirements. and if they're not vaccinated, they have to subject themselves to rigorous testing requirements. it is a distraction from what he want today be focused on today. the president talked about a moment of joy as it looked like the coronavi

vin gupta thank you. john, thank you for the polling numbers.vich thank you for your reporting. heather mcgee thank you as well. her best-seller is "the sum of us". we thank you very much. >>> we turn now to an offer being bestowed this weekend on president biden's late son beau. mike memoli joins us now with the details. tell us about it. >> reporter: mika, as you know, during his time in the senate as a member of the foreign relations committee. president biden was deeply engaged in the military and the diplomatic efforts that led to kosovo's independence from the former yugoslavia. but this morning it's not the president but his late son being honored with the presidential medal for the rule of law. the honor is for his work in the military and the security and cooperation in europe. in 2001 beau biden travelled there to help. president biden accepted the award in honor of his late son. >> we're forever grateful of the people of kosovo that beau fell in love with, so much so he believed in your independence and democracy. as a lawyer, he volu

vin gupta, i want to dive into this. a race between our vaccines and the variants. the bad news is that the variants have probably a lot more running room right now because the vaccines are not widespread enough. >> yeah, that's right. the vaccines are still holding up to the lofty expectations that we had for them. they are still working against the variants, but the variants are pummelling vaccinated communities. it is the less that the vaccine shield is likely to hold. firstly because they're imperfect. they're very good, but they're not 100%. that means if community transmission is very high, there will be more breakthrough cases. also the more that the virus tears through unvaccinated communities the more of a chance it has to more variants. it is the protections that the vaccines afforded us. >> i'm going to play what was said yesterday. i imagine that you will jump off of her comments. let me play you what she said. >> we continue to see overall low numbers of cases, hospitalizations, and deaths. however looking state by state and county by county it is clear

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and contracted to build the spaceship or vin -- for virgin galactic. and i explained to him i saw him as a character and he immediately to me felt recognizable. i knew the type in some ways and then we'll talk about it later, what qualities i saw of the father in him. i didn't know at the time, he knew my dad. my dad had been his flight instructor for new marines in zuma, arizona. and he said i knew your dad. it's interest ago moment, and we're asked as journalists why we write on a topic and spend five, six years to write about it. >> one of the interesting things about it, we're not the only ones picking. sdims we come to this. and mark was looking for someone who help potentially tell the story and i arrived at just the right time and he arrived in my life at the right time and we've since become friends and that-- . pardon? >> he's read the book. >> what did he say? you went pretty deep and he was open, but you went pretty deep with him. >> he knew, after the new yorker piece which was raw and some people said, what are you thinking? why are you co

follows a soaring trend ital and many saw it as possibly the last opportunity to buy an original dy vinand to provide talks and arts and crafts will be available for children on select days. guests will also is have the rare opportunity to picnic on one of the monarch's lawns -- i would take that opportunity. too bad covid is prevepting us from being there. we asked why are you up way too early. kelly said i'm up early navigating ships through the storm. mel is up way too early driving to see family. and bob our new rescue cat is adjusting to our household. i hear that. thanks for watching, have a good weekend. >>> coming up on "morning joe," the latest on afghanistan, president biden defending his decision to withdraw all u.s. troops even as the taliban gains ground. >>> plus reverend al sharpton on the meeting he and other leaders had with the president yesterday. eaders had with the president yesterday. but lowering my a1c with once-weekly ozempic® helped me get back in it. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic® ♪ my zone? lowering my a1c and losing some weight. now, back to the show. ozempic® is pr

we vin flakes, gas 40%, stock market dropped 700% and he's like a nazi saying you take the vaccination or else and you've got people going to people's houses. what kind of crap is that? hand this caller that said what joe biden said in june, he'll assemble the greater voter fraud in history. he's a fraud and the country is going to collapse. he's a communist and those democrats think that this man is legitimate and the virus is a biological chinese weapon. >> to jean in yorktown, virginia. >> caller: good morning. interesting comments from everyone and of course as human beings we are entitled to our own opinions. i go independent because i'm an american. even though i voted for biden i stay independent because i'm an american. i am an american. i really don't like two parties, any party. we should just vote how we feel but i have three points i would like to make. i give him an "a." i do give him an "a." i think he's doing a great job. there's a lot to managing and a lot to run the country and he's doing an excellent job as well as his staff. giving -- giving the things that are going