esther, let's look at the | sunday times who are focusing steps. esther, let's look at the .at the - sunday times who are focusing on the christmas angle. christmas plans thrown into doubt as new covid variant arrives in the uk. we have just been hearing from sajid javid this morning saying it would be a great christmas but obviously people will be concerned given what happened last christmas. i think obviously the — happened last christmas. i think obviously the government - happened last christmas. i think obviously the government and l happened last christmas. i think i obviously the government and the prime _ obviously the government and the prime minister have been very keen to point— prime minister have been very keen to point out— prime minister have been very keen to point out that things will be better— to point out that things will be better than last christmas, but that is a pretty— better than last christmas, but that is a pretty low bar because a lot of us were _ is a pretty low bar because a lot of us were irr— is a pretty low bar because a lot of us were in a —

esther pohl lovejoy, and we did see her picture. she was the one washing clothes in the tub with her husband who was a surgeon. she was born in a logging camp, very poor family, huge big family, lots of children, she had almost no schooling, but she was very impressed by the woman doctor who delivered one of her baby sisters, and she said to herself, when i grow up, i'm going to be a doctor, and by the time she was a teenager, her parents had finally moved into portland, they worked in a hotel, and one of the guests in the hotel was a professor and he started tutoring her. she was very bright, and she, by the time she got to the point where she could apply to medical school, she clerked in some of the first department stores in the west. she was a salesclerk to make money for her tuition money to go to the university medical school. she was one of three women in her class. this is around 1890-ish. she married a surgeon in her class, and they took off. they practiced for a little while in portland, and then they said, no, this is not

biden— extensive talks since esther biden became president.ons over taiwan, trade, beijing's expanding nuclear arsenal and climate were among issues on the agenda of this virtual meeting. the uk terror threat level has been raised to severe after an explosion in liverpool on sunday. police have named the man who died when he set off a device in a taxi as 32 year old emad al swealmeen. four people arrested earlier have now been released. donald trump's former adviser, steve bannon, has appeared in court after turning himself in to the fbi. he's facing criminal charges after refusing to testify on a congressional inquiry into the january 6th capitol riot. now on bbc news, hardtalk�*s stephen sackur speaks to the former manchester united and france star, patrice evra. welcome to hardtalk from manchester. i'm stephen sackur. of all the football—mad cities in the world, few can compete with this one, home to two of the world's biggest clubs, united and city. for all of football's global appeal it's wrestling with big problems, from financial greed

biden— extensive talks since esther biden became president. agenda of this virtual meeting. the uk terror threat level has been raised to severe after an explosion in liverpool on sunday. police have named the man who died when he set off a device in a taxi as 32 year old emad al swealmeen. four people arrested earlier have now been released. donald trump's former adviser, steve bannon, has appeared in court after turning himself in to the fbi. he's facing criminal charges after refusing to testify on a congressional inquiry into the january 6th capitol riot. now on bbc news, hardtalk�*s stephen sackur speaks to the former manchester united and

>> it's a really hard question but i do love doctor esther lovejoy. we did see her picture.she was the one with the washing clothes in the tub and her husband who was a surgeon. she was born in a logging camp, very poor family, huge, big family, lots of children. she had almost no schooling but she was very impressed by the woman doctor who delivered one of her baby sisters, and she said to herself when i i grewp i'm going to be a doctor. by the time she was a teenager her parents had finally moved into portland. they work in in a hotel, andf the guests in the hotel was a professor and he started tutoring her. she was very bright and she, by the time she got to the point where she could apply to medical school she clerked in some of the first department stores in the west. she was a sales clerk, to make money for her tuition money to go to the university medical school. she was one of three women and her class. this was around 1890-ish. she married a surgeon in her class and they took off -- they practice for a little while in portland and they said no, this is not exciting

. >> you degree your firearm is pointed at esther mike rittenhouse, correct?> yes. >> once your firearm is pointed at esther mack rittenhouse, that's when you are fired at, correct? >> no. >> does it look like right now your arm is being shot? >> that looks like my bicep being vaporized, yes. >> and is it vaporized as you are pointing your gun directly at him? yes? >> yes. >> so when you were standing 5 feet from him when your arms up in the air, he never fired, right? >> correct. >> it wasn't until you pointed your gun at him, advance advanced at him, now your gun i down pointed at him, that ye fired, correct? >> correct. >> so that's kind of it right there bird that's pretty much the end of the trial because when someone points a loaded gu in your face, you are allowed t shoot that person bird that is called self-defense, that's the rule. it has been the rule throughout human history in every society on earth since people lived in caves. according to the prosecution's star witness, self-defense is what happened here. so as a matter of law gauges proved that

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production of the asian, ours, which is a mixture 24250524245, g with a higher concentration of dioxin esther contaminant had a contaminant in the 245 t compact. we knew die. auction is an extremely potent crush at a genic mutagenic meaning it causes chromosomes to mutate to ratty, janet, affecting the fetus of a woman very potent compound national hero. standards estimate a half life for a dioxide molecules. 2000000000 years. that's why ebay regards it as equivalent to clue tony. both in its toxicity and in its longevity, how long can persist. so it doesn't go away. it goes away politically. this is the 1st time that the scientists have ever created a molecule, this toxic and, and that they, they know that even, you know, just one to 2 parts per trillion can cause birth defects, mutations, cancer, one ah, seeing a larger number, defects than we would've expected we saw a number of congenital hearts and i think it was 978. i delivered and, and, and safari child, that's a child that doesn't have basically the normal brain. in my lifetime of delivering babies, i would not expect ever to see one

what is better, a esther hug or a lexie hug? love buster but 100% 100% % lexie hug is better but i will take both. kristen: my producer was saying something to me while you were wrapping that up but you definitely voted for the lexie hug, good answer, good husband, getting kicked out of the house. congratulations. >> i see you trying to throw the trap out there. kristen: i'm very happy for you. we will take this conversation over to facebook kristen: thank you for joining us on this interactive show getting answer, we talked to the doctor about pfizer's pill and kids in vaccines and we caught up with hunter pence and got his >>> tonight, breaking news on several fronts as we come on the air. on capitol hill at this hour could president biden be on the vernal of a major victory in his domestic agenda? the push for a potential vote tonight. the vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill that would create hundreds of thousands of job, build roads and bridges and broadband, already passed by democrats and republicans in the senate.

ma, with long as esther ma, with long and foster mom with long and foster mom with last question, isn't the money? sure. that's funny. sure. really interesting. interesting. sure. sure. sure. we have sure we have sure we have a corporate state. corporations are very, very, very powerful, powerful. and so they influence, and some of the people really voting. it's really the corporations that run the corporation. things like the corporation, corporation, the corporation, inspiration the corporation, inspiration, the corporation, medicine and medic. they run the military military industrial complex. they run off the rules now now. so we're a long way off from what people will suck is democracy off know where law we're law firm way off from rita. we have now affliction of democracy because because a lot of money in and control can mock and mature system repair. our hands are done very much in voucher vot shambled in this problem. i describe that if you get 51 percent voting and you can, then you can then turn into a wealth or state and then you can turn it into a corporate state and protect

. >> thank you, esther.hat my tears have finally dried from his call a week ago i simply want to say team that, last year to all the incredible contributions to the giants and say that we fully support your thoughtful and difficult decision. this morning she referred to last year as the standard fare of giants excellence. he not only excelled on the field but he was a quiet leader that lead by example. he has been the consummate professional both on and off the field. i also want to thank kristin for giving so much of last year to the giants over the last 14 years or so. >> an emotional farewell my buster posey thanking his wife kristin for love and support over the years, he got choked up several times during his newg more time with his faly, buster posey says he was part of an organization that was truly caring, thinking his former skipper as well as the pitching coach, he was grateful to have teammates who were good men, good husbands, and good fathers. he talked about the ups and downs playing for this o

esther, president biden won the state with a 10 point margin. but the democrats were defeated.ve a republican. >> together, we will change the trajectory of this commonwealth. [laughter] -- [applause] >> and friends, we are going to start that transformation on day one. anchor: glenn youngkin one, despite democrats trying to tie him to former president trump. they focused on attracting derates. he talked a lot about the economy, which voters say is their number one issue. the defeated democrat was terry mcauliffe. the failure of the democrats in congress to agree on a way forward on president biden's spending bills made this a difficult campaign for him. there was also an unforced error as well. tom bevan is the founder of the dutch of a polling website. >> he made this comment during a debate, saying that parents should not be in charge of what their kids are taught in schools. instead of walking that back and correcting it, he doubled down and tripled down on it. that is really the point where he was comfortably ahead in his race until that moment. glenn youngkin really took

if they may go, esther, still gonna see if this one is going up already is such a good dinner? sunny the zip code. oh, ingrid son is 16 years old. around the age that gangs begin recruiting. echo my legacy dot com. the lawyer got that. i mean, nothing else that he left with us because i went up persona. kennesaw, lackey competitive. cornell. you're by little scott, i was more chopper little so now camella my that old document on hold. i'm gonna put us on a a that have been down in the vandal. what's the alonda bowed arkell monia ingrid is staying with her aunt play now. who has lived in chil, omar for more than 40 years. she says that the gang violence comes in ways and she never feel faith said old sissy ctm cnt the legal. when i go honey a wow, i'm the way over the little totally. well. like i only got to live, i got one ohms bill. there is look, it will be, am i gonna say, is it say go ahead. you know what? i'm here. i'm yeah, yeah. it is. we're getting one month. i'm happy. what then that won't be set up on the z. o and office i guess on it must go get all the happy it mass

or person like a shanker, of beller esther say that those claims are hypocritical and accuses poland and lithuania of exporting migrants to germany and france for she left it in the pro poland. unless you ania a deliberately accusing bell arrest of artificially creating a migration crisis. at the same time, special operations are being carried out to create roots, the migrant, to depart from their places, detention to the territory of germany and france massively. and shamelessly violating human rights to another mike and try to spring between france and the u. k. you want to record number of legal need come as do cross the channel to england . we'll look at the august limits countries in making against each other to come later in the progress that offer surging corona vars. cases. many russians need to use vaccine passports at the moment to get entry into some public places. however, there's also also seen an increase in the number of fake passes being sold on the black market with that could soon be a thing of the past, thanks to new technology, is any portraying care. now explains

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wallace believes this growing consumption is responsible for the death of his daughter esther. he's convinced that somewhere in here, lurking is the virus. who will it kill next? he wonders. nicholas honk al jazeera monrovia still at all the news alice, now that jock of ich books, a spot in the semi finals of the paris masters that's coming up in sport. a. our fans is celebrating is the swedish theater group releases its 1st studio album in 14 years. ah. ah poll ah ah. ah sport now with peter i'm thank you very much. vasa learned legend chevy is free to take over. as the new head coach off of the counselor and club struck a deal to release him from his contact with our team sub. the former captain will take over the reins following the 2nd of ronald truman last month. chevy joined sud as a player in 2015 and became the head coach 2 years ago. he turned down the barcelona job in 2020, because he said it had come to suit in his managerial korea. and when i joined by sam marston, the boss and a correspondent for e s p n dot com. sam, thank you for your time. you think chevy is the

wallace believes this growing consumption is responsible for the death of his daughter esther. he's convinced that somewhere in here, lurking is the virus. who will it kill next? he wonders. nicholas honk al jazeera monrovia. now for, for pop music fans of a certain age. there's no doubt about big news today. aah! harbor are back with voyage their 1st studio album in 40 years. the swedish awesome . so more than 385000000 albums worldwide in the seventy's and eighty's. so we'll ab fans once again, be thanking them for the music or sending out a musical eso ass ways. judy woodruff, this offer all these years. i never thought it would come to fruition. oh, valid. how's it were to disbelieve for me? it wasn't like a real wave. i just never expected. further would be able to listen to renew our album. so it was completely wonderful for me to be able to experience it. magical, ah, how main stories. now, 9 ethiopian factions are formed and align saying they plan to bring down abby apis government either by negotiations or through the use of force. a groups made their announcement at a

. >>> we first brought you esther posey's announcement live on cbsn bay area. you can catch us 24/7 streaming on kpix.com, or on the kpix 5 news app. >>> to a developing story out of san francisco, where one person is dead and another injured after a shooting in the haight-ashbury neighborhood. kpix 5's sean hit kitchen is is on the story. >> reporter: we are just now seeing this street open up. police spent hours working on their investigation, try to work out exactly what happened. not too much and they can tell us, and they say they are still early on and trying to gather details, but we do know they arrived here on scene around 1:00, when they came to see two men on the ground. they both had gunshot wounds. one did die on the scene, and the other was transported to a hospital. we don't know his condition. people were shaken up to see a shooting in the afternoon here among many going about their day mama working at some of the shops here on the street. others say they know one of the victims, the man still in the hospital. >> a really good kid, you know? har

this is esther. something's going to happen with and i had on this i, this saturday protest is under way in the austrian capital in reaction to the government declaring a nationwide lockdown starting from monday and also those mandatory vaccinations in the coming months are correspondence of the st. kyle h rate health not guilty. and the u. s. emotional reactions of both sides of the political divide is called written i was found not guilty of homicide and the killing of 2 people at a racial justice protest in the state of wisconsin. one of the f b i as most one said he was accused of taking part in the capitol hill. riots turns up in belarus where he is seeking silent. we had a full story from have a new one himself. it was brought to my attention that i might be on that list. and i looked and i peered to be me and it said a sofa federal officer, and i knew that i had not assaulted a federal officer. ah, oh, hello. there you're watching out international at the weekend, kevin o'neill with 30 minutes

while is believe this growing consumption is responsible for the death of his daughter esther. he's convinced that somewhere in here, lurking is the virus who will kill next. he wonders nicholas hong al jazeera monrovia . it's time for the sports. here's joe. hello, thank you very much. australia is defined. it's 1st of a cricket test much against afghanistan, g to concerns that was happening to the women's game in the country. since the taliban takeover australia and play as an officials were alarmed when a telephone representative said, cricket was not necessary for women under the previous taliban government, women sports were bond. the match was g be played later in the month in hobart cricket, australia, se they hope to host both to women's admins team in the future. when the situation becomes clearer. english credit club yorkshire has been banned from hosting international matches of the filing to take action over a racist incident from a player as a refill made allegations of racial harassment and bullying. but the cup did nothing at the time. the english cricket board s

reinstated as prime minister as a part of an agreement with their military to bring the country back to esther. part of the transition of, of it, of protest, of civilian groups here, and some of them are still opposing the deal. and seeing that the army should be completely out of the power and also held accountable for the lives lost over the past mount. and also they ask in the politically prisoners, all of the political prisoners to be, to be of release soon as a part of the agreement. they were supposed to be released by this time. so for several of them have been released. but there are tons of them that are still in prison and still the government is not formed and did that the demands of the protesters are not met yet. so in that sense, the situation remains quite fragile and anytime could escalate again. and it's been fighting gang on, on the board and between sudan an ethiopia, one more. can you tell us about this? well, there are no reports from the european aside yet. however, this year and his army says that there had been an attack on their forces at the border and 6, with any sol

the fact that your old man named you ziki fx and he started esther is that the reverse you are baptized of the or born something else. and then you took ziki because you dug bowen, which one was an apple or her, the anger, the chicken and egg because i met david bowie. wines in new york, a we're a new aberdeen, a charity event. and i met him, were bucks these and he actually brought it up, you know, that i tell me, oh, when did you get in the him, how you get you the human i like. so i told him, unfortunately, i wasn't named after you know, in jamaica we get nicknames were bon, we didn't, we got a nickname when we were born. some a fight, a given that nickname from the get go. you know? yeah, i could just see the time difference in the 4 years. i thought of bowie probably loved his old, mad at a v, a david z. but now i finally know the truth. thank you. be clearing that up for music. now listen, obviously your music speaks for itself over the years. what has i, i know your family man. i assume that brought your on to wanting to write some children's book. tell me about the when you deci

reinstated, as prime minister as a part of the agreement with the military to bring the country back to esther. pat of the transition of over the protective civilian groups. here are, some of them are still opposing the deal as seen that the army should be completely out of the power and also held accountable for the lives lost over the past mount. and also they ask in the political, the prisoners, all of the political prisoners to be, to be released soon as a part of the agreement. they were supposed to be released by this time. so for several of them have been released. but up there are tons of them that are still in prison and still the government is not formed at did that the demands of the protesters are not met yet. so in that sense, the situation remains quite fragile and anytime could escalate. again, the conflict in ethiopia has spread to the north eastern region of upper region where most imports come through algae. there is the 1st international news channel to gain access to the region since the fighting began. mohammed to ha palka reports from the town of many national and human a

eastern to paul at the border within the were a conflict is brewing over t and has spawned find out why esther alias, cricket test caps and had to sat down just a few weeks ahead of the ashes. santa will have the story later, this news are ah, what protests to 0 again on the streets of sit on. ah, a large herds of rallying and under man and cartoon north there colon forward returned to civilian rule and condemning the killing of at least 15 people during protests on wednesday, sedans, police chief says, security forces were responsible for the debts. miss hill search joins us why, from cartoon russell, despite the violence earlier this week before. so coming out to protest, tell us what's happening while there had been her protest today in regard to my in on demand region and also the battery districts. people are after they're the friday protests, they started to chant against a military again and also in several mosque in the, in the capital. we have seen there that the prayers and absentia for those who have been killed on wednesday. i will call it like a it is, it seems like a national mor

they just esther. something's going to happen with them both the one business show you can't afford to miss. i'm been swans and i bred to bore in washington coming up, failed back, better packages, now headed to defendant. after that, the house passes the nearly 2 trillion dollar bill, which the key piece in president jo biden's, economic agenda will break down the numbers and discuss what this could mean for the economy plus global market. their training down this week will go over what's been moving, marketing some of the world, most important economy. and finally 1000000000. jeff angel predicts that the earth will one day be a tourist attraction as humans will student habit space. once he's talking about or going to clown on him a little bit and we'll discuss it seriously. we got a lot to do. so let's get to it. and we begin with a vote in the us house that was really months in the making. the house voting to approve the 1.75 trillion dollar social policy and climate change bill friday morning in ad

my second question is for esther call. inflation has reached the highest point in years. americans seem to be paying more for everything. tuition over the past 30 years has increased over hundred 30% -- 130%. we are giving more money in federal aid to colleges and universities that are still raising their prices. my question for you is what are you and the administration going to do to offset the rising cost of tuition? >> thank you for the question. the biggest reason for rising tuition at public colleges and universities -- >> let's not segregate. the college is the college. >> fair enough. the biggest factor at public colleges where three quarters of students are our budget cuts over time. we need to see what we can do to help colleges and universities help students earn college degrees as quickly as possible. >> i want to make sure i understand you. shorten -- where the average student takes 4.5 or maybe five years to get them to graduate on time so run or college programs more efficiently? is that what you're saying? >> that is one important factor. we also want to i

esther handsome, gavin newsom, two weeks disappearing act.ed a covid booster shot. the next day he suddenly canceled his trip to the un climate change conference and you know he wanted to flap his gums there and be stroked by the global elite. he claimed it was due to family obligations. today he addressed the real reason. who is getting his butt lift. watch. >> i find out to go to europe and i was ready to go and i had that dinner the kids literally had an intervention and set the couldn't believe i was going to miss halloween. i woke up the next morning, something like other parents, the knot in your stomach i had no choice, i had to cancel the trip. kennedy: he is so full of hot first. he said joe biden junior. his face is falling apart at the seams so katie, where was gavin? for real. >> well, mr. gavin, governor newsom didn't want to acknowledge is going to the party of the year, wedding of the year that would make the french protocols, would look like it was for the peasants. he was invited to a wedding of a billionaire oil, he attended

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to texas, where one lawsuitsuitt been filed after eight people died of the esther world music festivalation. mark is more with the story. >> the travel unfolded friday night, 50,000 fans were at the house sold out music festival in houston, when the crowd began to search towards the stage. >> 25 were transported to the hospital. 13 are still hospitalized. including five that are under the age of 18. >> eight lives were lost in the chaos, the youngest just 14 years old. among the victims, 16-year-old high school junior, and a 21-year-old engineering student. concertgoers describing what they saw. >> i saw people getting pushed, passed out, trying to leave and exit. >> i felt like i was drowning underwater, like i was gasping for air. >> travis scott seen here in this livestream asking for help. >> somebody is passed out right here. >> an icu nurse says after waking up, she sprang into action. >> i'm just trying to go around and control the chaos as much as i can. >> i just want to send out prayers to the ones that was lost last night. >> a makeshift memorial now stands where those eight

esther chu with us. nada, i want to start with you about what we heard from the british prime minister saying there are a lot of unknowns about the variant. he says they learned about it on wednesday and he thanked the scientists in south africa for notifying other nations so quickly. >> that's right. he did thank south africa there. clearly the uk government is taking this seriously and posing these restrictions. we've heard stark warnings. although there's some unknowns, the warnings from boris johnson are concerning and he said there's evidence to suggest this variant spreads rapidly and can spread among those double vacc vaccinated. it might reduce the effectiveness of the vaccines over time, but we heard there will be national measures coming forth in addition to the travel restrictions. the travel restrictions are coming just as the uk was opening up its borders allowing people to travel with relaxed rules. now the uk will be taking more stringent measures requiring people to take a pcr test on arr

tom: have you advised esther -- advised mr. dimon on this experience, given the manse you are putting up on park avenue? david: that must be where the majority of workers are. jonathan: i think he might have a different budget, too. thank you very much. have you seen that tower going up? tom: i honestly haven't seen it because it is beneath 59th street. i should get down there. jonathan: just the steel going up at the moment, but it is growing. their outlook for the equity market, 3400 year end next year. 'bramo is writing the outlook as we speak. where do you think the s&p target is? [laughter] has it got a 3000 handle? lisa: i'm not that bad. 2200. jonathan: on radio, on tv, what a beautiful morning. this is bloomberg. ritika: with the first word news, ritika gupta. pfizer is taking a step to hope coronavirus patients in low and middle income countries. they will allow cheaper versions of its coronavirus pill. pfizer will not get lured -- not get royalties as long as the virus is classified as a public health emergency. presi

and she quickly responded, esther and song of songs. she was still justcl as clear a ever, no problem. the other is my wife, who has been challenged by some medicale procedures, otherwise she would probably be here with me. she is an outstanding author,he writer,ts editor. i don't get anythingit out of t house without her approval, her stamp of o approval. just a very, very fine individual, and i love her so much. the third woman is marie brown, my agent. and tomorrow is her birthday. so we'll give a shoutout to marie out there who has been my editor, oh, for the last almost 40 yearsas now. she's been with me. and it's been a very productive one, 'sincluding, you know, the most recent endeavor that we "black detroit," along with that fifth woman, who is tracy sherrod. tracy and i, in fact we were just talking about it earlier today in terms of i my history with amistad. it started with charles harris, it goes back to charles. i remember i had just arrived in new york to live for the third time. the first time goes all the way back to wh

you know, i'm a christian, and i believe in esther four and 14-- god made me for such a time like thiserity is public safety and justice. they go together. i'm going to tell my police officers, i have your backs. do your job. darn it, if you don't understand the nobility of public protection, you are getting out of my department. you will not use that job to abuse people. abuse is real. we're going to change the ecosystem of public safeties -- not just police. it's mental health professionals, youth organization, clergy leaders, crisis management teams. we have to redefine policing and what it means in our country and in our city. and i'm going to get it right. we're not going to be heavy handed. we're going to show how we can have a partnership with-- between police and community. i know we can do it. we're going to get it right. ( applause ) >> stephen: i certainly hope you're right. i certainly hope you're right. there are know-- we hear stories of low moral within the n.y.p.d. is that true? and if so, do you think it stems from? >> well, it is, it's true. and i think that for far t

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i think this election, from glock esther county -- thank you very much.ut i think this is a credit to our democratic election system that people, if they really are filled up to where they can't that's are fed up to where they can't take it anymore -- are fed up to where they can't take it anymore, and i think that's kind of great. i'm still a democrat, but it was the most surprising story i heard all week. host:host: thank you very much. thanks for calling in this week. charlotte, houston texas that houston, texas. caller: it's kind of hard to follow a couple of these people. $450,000 going to illegals, absolutely right. when we commit a crime, our children are separated from us and we don't get paid. you got to wonder, the money that we are spending on the border, could we use that in our low income communities? i walk shoulder to shoulder with any democrat and protest on the tax dollars we spend on these illegals. this is wrong on every level and i can't understand why people can't see this. the other thing is i believe it was walter, i may have gotten

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esther was cause as recently as the 1990s when they come a defendant owner of the second shoe found that about the existence of this one at pilgrim solve and arranged for both shoes to be shown together. but recently interpretation of the issue has shifted dramatically with the revelation that they were actually made for a man. they were not warned by penelope at a wedding. when i first started researching penelope i happened to have a conversation with the den curator of pilgrim homes named stephen o'neill. he mentioned to me a british footwear his story had been to the museum and happened to mention that she thought they shoot at pilgrim solve was actually a man's shoe. of course i had to follow up on that and so i obtained the paintings of three fashion, historic fashion experts on the shoe and the all concurred that this, that she was made in the mid-1500s for a man. so there's a lesson here for us that we have to be very careful about bringing contemporary gender -- i didn't know -- i didn't want to bring gender to historical artifacts. this story is also emblematic of a larger scen

esther chu, a professor at the center of policy and research in emergency medicine. both for being with me. the new poll shows two-thirds of americans will gather at prepandemic levels. how safe is it to gather this television? >> happy television to you and the families across the country who are gathering in person nor spirit if is a bitter tweet year. we have lost more people this year than we did even in 2020 to this disease. and the good news is that we are, here is how we're better. i think given our vaccination rates, there are a lot more people going home with protection against the infections. many of us are boosted. i think that it is really whether or not these gatherings are safe depends on whether or not everyone in that group is vaccinated, potentially boosted, and if there are vulnerable people in that group that might be at higher risk of potential infections. one way that people can make their gathering safer, is if you're symptomatic, don't go to that gathering. and that decreases the chances of you potentially taking an insurrection home to around

. >> looks like we also have a question from esther who says that hammer died young in her final yearseing so difficult, what kind of support that she received from the movement in her final years? >> she did not receive a lot of support from the movement. the movement had fallen apart by the 1970s. a lot of the young people had gone in different directions. some got involved in a black panther movement and other movement went on to graduate school, to jobs and to do other things. they left mississippi. some of the leaders in mississippi went on to organize in a different way than hammer was organizing. people to plant gardens, grow their own food, raise hogs so they would have meat for the winter time. and health care, she wanted healthcare for everybody. it was not good healthcare and accessing it was very difficult and expensive. she wanted universal preschool for every child. she was struggling for all the issues we are still struggling for that. she understood those basic things in her community could be replicated throughout the country. but her support system really fell away an

esther chu is joining us. i want to start first with what dr. fauci said. is way up and people are getting together more than they did last year. what is your biggest concern as we head into the holidays and the winter season? >> well, thanks for having me on. the holidays have always been kind of our achilles' heel in this fight. and coming from the side of the emergency dechts, we still have not recovered from the last surge. so we hit a low point in covid cases in july and then with the fall surge, we kind of hoped to get back to those low levels before we entered into the winter holidays which inevitably caused a bump in cases because people gather and it is cold. we haven't gone back down. and in the hospital we always have a lot of catchup care. so trying to do all the care that we couldn't do when we were super crowded with covid. and we had unprecedented health care workers leaving the workforce. so we were crushed in the hospital going into the winter holidays. so our fear is that there will be severe capacity issues again that our icus will get cr

texas governor greg abbott also weighed in saying what happened in esther world festival was tragic in hearts are with those who lost their lives and those who were injured in the terrifying crowd surge. event organizers have also released a statement saying they are cooperating with this investigation pre-police just told us a short time ago all of the footage of that event will be turned over it later this evening for investigators to start reviewing. >> live in houston, garrett thank you for the update. so let's discuss this and abby i want to begin with you. we know there were 50000 people who were in attendance here. you have authorities now on the scene. it's hard to imagine how they even begin to start to sort this out when you have thousands of potential witnesses. plus all of the videos. >> yes, you're absolutely right. this was a tragic thing. especially when you hear the dead range from 14 years old to 27 years old. 50000 plus people at this concert you can only imagine what law enforcement officers were trying to do in that moment as these people were pushing towards the st

esther lincoln's treatment of me has been so shabby that i would feel almost humiliated today to receive an appointment from him. what an interesting fellow. clamoring to rise and get a promotion, the opportunity may be there and to humiliated to accept it. several days after he writes about this, pope start begins to rise again, he overcomes the setbacks four days after he writes a note about lincoln, he's given a chance independent command which if successful, almost guarantees a regular commission promotion. henry will appoint pope to the command of the army of mississippi february 30, 1962. he would recall pope from his time with his time in st. louis to give commands and as pope is willing to leave and except he talks with his wife to assure her that she would be okay and so he went. pope would be given command of 25000 men, largest command yet, order to clear obstacles on the mississippi river. commanding officer henrik wants to capitalize on parental recent victories to move federal armies deeper into the confederacy itself, he wants to open the river mississippi river as far as m