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i will have all that for you in just a few mite ank you. >>> several big changes will happen on june 15th. the state will do a way with mask requirements for the fully vaccinated. capacity limits and social distancing will be lifted. you will need to be vaccinated or show a negative coronavirus test for those meg event concerts and games. kate larson spoke to some who are still nervous. >> june 15th. that's when california said no more distancing, no more capacity limits and no more masks in most places. >> we are at a place with this pandemic where those requirements of the past are no longer needed for the future. >> i think i'm looking forward to sitting inside a coffee shop in the morning and drinking a coffee without a mask near be. >> not everybody is so eager to reopen. >> are you ready >> no. >> i'm not comfortable yet. >> cathryn is concerned it may be short lived. >> people are still nervous that this may only be a temporary thing. so, its been a long time that we have been inside and we have had some opportunities to go out and then taken back away from us. >> they also ann

in gaza but yes egypt is offering it till it's him for the palestinians right now and heimer deaf ank you for joining us from gaza city thank you my pleasure to be with you well we're following other stories this hour in a particularly developments in india the prime minister reassuring people that the government is doing everything it can to stop the spread of coverage 19 arranger modi's administration has faced heavy criticism for being poorly prepared and for allowing large political rallies to take place the government says 2000000000 vaccines could be available from all this but some state authorities are taking matters into their own hands and list looking to secure doses from the seized me mentality is a new delhi with more on how different parts of the country are planning to meet the vaccine shortfall. india is the world's largest back to me still below speed week several states have reported. and have had to even close some centers because this simply didn't have enough to inoculate the people in the latest developments local partner in india said it had started a rule out of th

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ank you so much. hoda, we'll send it to you for the moment. >>> up and down the east coast long lines at the gas pumps following that crippling cyber attack on the nation's largest fuel pipeline. more than 1,000 stations in the southeast have reported being out of fuel. nbc's new senior national correspondent tom yam mas joins us from charlotte, north carolina. hey, tom, good morning. >> good morning to you. the gas station just behind me opened an hour earlier. the good news is they have fuel when you see those lines forming. just across the street we saw several stations out of gas, and in a new development this morning, colonial pipeline has its website back up and running. that could be a potential new step in the right direction. >> reporter: this morning, gas and patience running low at the pump. >> i have been here now for an hour and 15 minutes. >> reporter: emergency declarations issued in four states with more than 1,700 gas stations from florida to maryland out of fuel. it comes on the heels

ank us? but the happens that we developed in the past year, you know, can be hard to lose on the more extreme end. what are you seeing out there in terms of people that might have developed those once rational behavior that's have now spirals into anxiety that might be seen as unhealthy, obsess siive, paralyzing and more. >> they have to give into those thoughts by avoid going out in public which is the best way to get over social anxiety. so what they have been doing is reinforcing their social anxiety so they need do get back out there and challenge the thoughts that people are inpermanently dangerous. there is also some people who might be afraid of germs. there is different strains that the vaccine might not protect them from so they might be excessively cleaning more than the guidelines dictate. >> these after effects can be long lasting, right? a global flaw that lasted over a year now. some people think of stress and on and off. the threat is gone so the stress should be too, but that's not the way it works. it takes away while to get this out of our system. >> yeah, it is generally a

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do you have any music-- do you have any proper transition music from this moment, to speaking to such a lovely paragon as michelle obama? >> jon: oh, yeah. ♪ ♪ ♪ry ankown to washington, d.c. for an in-person conversation with the former first lady, michelle obama, in the very same room i interviewed her husband last november. jim? lovely to see you. i'm-- i'm faced with a wonderful challenge here, is that we've talked for years and i've always called you "madam first lady." and i got an email from you about a year ago. >> ( laughs ) >> stephen: and this is an actual email, it says-- my producer wrote "actual email" at the bottom for proof. it says, "hey, stephen and evie. great to hear from you both. and you definitely have to cut out the 'madam first lady' stuff. love." so, i just want to confirm, here, in front of the cameras, that you would prefer that i call you by your first name? because i'm about to cross that rubicon. >> i prefer it! it's like, please, come, come over to the light side. you know? it's like, the "madam first lady"-- that's somebody else now! >> stephen: all right. i'll give it a shot. i'll give it a shot. >> okay, let's try i

crazy things for the show, you said it was like cleaning the bridge from underneath the grand canyon was one of the two scariest things you've ever don how uld "danci wh e s"ankront of millions of people? listen, to me -- i know i won the show and all, but that was the scariest thing i've ever done and probably ever will do. >> wow. that is surprising. well, you know what? nothing can break bobby bones, but we're going to watch this show, okay, my friend, because we appreciate what you are doing, and always great to see you. >> good to see you too, michael. >> all right. "breaking bobby bones" premieres tonight at 10:00, 9:00 central on national geographic with back-to-back episodes. make sure you check it out, and right before it at 9:00 p.m., season three of "gordon ramsay uncharted." that also premieres. we'll talk with gordon tomorrow. you don't want to miss that. eva? >> all right. >>> well, our next guest is the best-selling author behind "the silent patient," a smash hit success spending more than a year on the the best-seller list. now he's about to release his next book, "the maidens." good morning, alex. thanks for being with us. >> thank you so muc

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