but wait a second, said skeptics who don't live in bethesda without your yard signs.en't the first four vaccine shots supposed to prevent infection and transition? isn't that why you fired all those nurses and pilots and navy seals? shouldn't you acknowledge the lies you told for years and apologize to them, get them back their jobs with damages and grovel before them begging for forgiveness? before you move on to get another mandatory vaccine? and while we are at, the skeptics pointed out, can you tell us, dr. fauci, many americans have been killed or seriously injured by these first shots that you mandated. many thousands, we know that, but how many exactly? is anyone keeping track? researchers at the cdc along with scientists at emory vanderbilt and duke recently concluded the mrna vaccine increased the rest of potentially fatal heart damaging young men, so dr. fauci, what exactly is the cost-benefit analysis here on giving that vaccine to young men? be specific. a normal bureaucrat would have weathered under questions like that but not fauci, fauci is a man of sci

well, if you live in bethesda and have a fauci in new york,ea you know exactlyns what it mean. it means we need more vaccines . pfizer is stillll the answer because pfizer is always the answer. >> fauci delivered that message today without flinching this virus is changing and we need to keepp up with it in order to do that , we've got to do better with new vaccine platforms such as nanoparticle vaccines. we cannotcc proceedinin with tht unless we get additional funding. importantly, we need to both prevent infection and transmission. we know that we cannot do that unless we get a highly effective new kozel orac intranasal vaccine. okay, tuc so testifying on the d for vaccines from isolation, having been infected after getting four of what we need to both prevent infection transmission. but wait a second, said skeptics who don't live in bethesda or a fauci yard signs weren't the first for vaccine shots supposed to prevent infection transmission is you fired all those nurses and pilots and navy seals. shouldn't you acknowledgend the lie you told for yearsto and apologize to them?

and then we moved to bethesda, maryland. david: what did your parents do?ylvester: my father was kind of a tough guy but he focused on hair. the stallone family were very into cosmetology and my mother was, too. she was the first woman to open up a women's gym in new york --she called it bar bella. david: were you a great athlete when you were younger? sylvester: no, that was completely manufactured. i was not a physical specimen at all. when i went to see steve reed or hercules, my head exploded. i finally found -- that's the role model. david: when you told your parents what you want to do is be an actor, did they say, get a real job? sylvester: that is the line in "rocky." "you better start using your body." they did not put much faith in that particular occupation of choice. so i just said, look, it is one of those things where they said have something to fall back on. i go, what? i'm not good at anything other than daydreaming or imagining. i am not pragmatic at all, i am totally abstract. and they took me to -- i don't know if i ever told anyone this.

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heavy winds downed trees in bethesda and fallen power lines knocked out electricity for hours in some areas. residents in virginia reported hail the size of ice cubes. >> and parts of florida are under a tropical storm watch bracing for up to a foot of rain. here's your friday forecast. >> good morning. all eyes on the gulf of mexico as we head toward the weekend. what is expected to become tropical storm alex today will cross the florida peninsula on saturday, bringing a lot of rain and a lot of wind. how much rain are we talking about? miami, fort lauderdale you could see eight to twelve inches. up to 20 inches possible. 40 to 60-mile-an-hour wind gusts possible as well. tropical storm conditions as well. across the lower 48 wet in the middle and nice in much of the hot air balloon crashing into a train. >>> also ahead, why the baby formula shortage is getting even worse. >>> and should a dog owner be required to remove his dog's vocal cords to keep the peace in his neighborhood? the debate in north carolina. >>> check out these new images of a hot air balloon that fell from the sky

host: debra in bethesda, maryland. caller: thanks for taking my call and please give me some time here. why you republicans answer to why we have inflation is always the poor have too darn much money. they shouldn't have gotten the stimulus checks, there were too many of them lifted out of poverty therefore they spent us into this inflationary spiral, their wages are going up therefore we've got to get them back down and the answer is always to raise interest rates which also hurt the poor. it's not the rich who have to borrow for student loans and auto loans and mortgages and other types of credit card debt. they don't have any of that. it's the poor. and they are going to get hit with his interest rate hikes. so you're always trying to balance whatever problem there is on the backs of the poor. i don't see you going after the airlines for example, where they threw billions at these airlines on the theory they would keep their employees on and then they fired them anyway and now they don't have anybody to run the plan

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modern, really safe vaccine, and our argument is we need to get those doses that do no good in a bethesdatorage unit, they need to get into arms as quickly as possible. they do no good in sweden, we need to get them here as fast as possible. use that frontline mess vaccine that is supersafe and start protecting people on the ground. we know this virus is currently popping up mostly but not exclusively in the queer community and those connected to us by our social and sexual networks. those are the people we are targeting for the first round of vaccination. this type of virus that's -- that spreads through such close contact, i would be surprise if you don't see this in a wrestling team i state in the fall. n waoningtof course there's muce spread that we don't know about yet. stephanie: the older vaccine has been known to have more severe side effects for those that are immuno compromised. your point gets to my next question, which is, does the current public health response to this in the u.s. seem adequate at this point? we are talking about 350 cases or so, but zero deaths. >> the illne

i live in bethesda. so gaithersburg is my neighborhood as well. so i wouldn't miss this for the world and really thrilled to be with everyone here from gaithersburg part of the court together. and the volume should i move it up they can they can make it louder. move it up move it up slightly, okay. microphone challenges is that better or not? yep, no outside the tent. it's always better to be inside than outside the tent, you know, right just proving proving that point. so answer the first well the last bit of your question first. i mean, it was really as a result of that experience that the first impeachment trial that i decided to write this book. as i said in my opening statement at the impeachment hearings. i'm an american by choice. i'm a naturalized citizen. i mean i've lived in the united states much longer than i've lived anywhere else in my life. i came to the us in 1989 initially coming to boston. and i would never have expected just to be really honest the twist and terms in us politics that i've experienced over all of this time that i

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not everybody can come to nih in bethesda. if you don't have the site within a reasonable distance of where you are, you are unlikely to get the service. can you talk about why the decision was made to stop funding these 12 sites? >> we agree the diagnostic services provided by the undiagnosed disease network are extremely valuable to patients and their families. the challenge we face is there does come a point where the diagnoses become a part of standard care versus a research question but finding that right balance is something that we continue to work through. all the cases that are enrolled presently will continue to undergo the comprehensive evaluation. we will establish a data management coordinating center to draw upon the experience of all of the centers that are participating in the program but we would like to work with you going forward to come up perhaps with a better solution in the mid and long term. >> let's continue to work on that. you can't have standard care if you are still discovering things that need to

they include several from big publishers such as bethesda which was purchased in 2020.n game pass. it has 5 million subscribers who pay at least $10 a month. shery: taking a look at markets across asia, we are seeing markets exhilarating. the nikkei is down 2.6%. tech and materials leading declines. utilities is the only sector gaining ground. the japanese yen continues to move towards the 135 level. goldman sachs saying there is a rising risk of changing china's policy mix. the kospi in syria november 2020 low. the korean won also seeing weakness against the u.s. dollar. clearly we are in a rough start to the week, this after the u.s. inflation shocker that we got on friday as well. markets trying to digest what that means the federal reserve policy. the question may be, can chinese stocks show resilience question mark equity gains in the mainland have had a good june, backing the global trend despite lingering covid concerns. let's bring. i am skeptical that china could be resilient especially with the new covid concerns and renewed restrictions. sofia: selling chines

. >> tom costello for us in bethesda thank you. >>> a lot of the country is still dealing with recordn all week. parts of ohio had to get by without air conditioning or fans because of storm damage. >> 66 million of us are under heat advisories, watches, warnings, stretching from the great lakes down to texas and parts of california. i should say florida it's going to feel like 103 in cincinnati 102 today in atlanta 102 in houston oklahoma city feels like 100 tomorrow more of the triple digit feels like temperatures from charlotte, jacksonville, dallas into san antonio. then temperatures do moderate. monday, chicago, you're 96 degrees. minneapolis, flirting with 100 by monday. 91 in cincinnati a little cooler in d.c. and boston you're in the 70s plus strong storms are working their way through the northeast and parts of the mid atlantic states risk of severe whether from kansas city, st. louis, buffalo, new york wind gusts and maybe a couple of tornados tomorrow along the eastern sea board down into the mid atlantic storm hazards include wind gusts, isolated hail and tornado risks >>>

he was picked up outside kavanaugh's home in maryland, the bethesda area, 1:42 the call came in from montgomery county police. arrived on scene, found the man in his 20s from california, not only a knife, but a gun threatening justice kavanaugh. juice marshals also assisted. the man was booked at the local police station. we don't know the specific charges he may be facing, however i spoke to the nation's top law enforcement officer, attorney general merrick garland and asked him about the incident. >> this kind of behavior is obviously behavior we will not tolerate. threats of violence and actual violence against the justices strike at the heart of our democracy. we will do everything to prevent them and hold them accountable. for that reason, last month i accelerated the protection of all the justices residences' 24/7. >> david: they don't have secret service protection. senator mitch mcconnell slammed house democrats saying they are holding up the measure to get more protection for the justices and john and sandra, you heard mcconnell from kentucky talk about the rhetoric from pro

host: debra in bethesda, maryland.ler: thanks for taking my call and please give me some time here. why you republicans answer to why we have inflation is always the poor have too darn much money. they shouldn't have gotten the stimulus checks, there were too many of them lifted out of poverty therefore they spent us into this inflationary spiral, their wages are going up therefore we've got to get them back down and the answer is always to raise interest rates which also hurt the poor. it's not the rich who have to borrow for student loans and auto loans and mortgages and other types of credit card debt. they don't have any of that. it's the poor. and they are going to get hit with his interest rate hikes. so you're always trying to balance whatever problem there is on the backs of the poor. i don't see you going after the airlines for example, where they threw billions at these airlines on the theory they would keep their employees on and then they fired them anyway and now they don't have anybody to run the planes a