for bob.om ukraine in six different languages. check him out. >> at war with russian-backed forces. [speaking foreign language] >> dana: i think he is amazing. he tweeted english lux and bourgeoisie british. french and german. nor than 7 people viewed it and somebody asked is this man married? i mean, i'm married, too. >> women from all different countries wanted to know. >> jesse: when you speak to a woman in luxenburgish. >> dana: couldn't help himself. >> harold: i'm going to write that one down. >> jesse: you know what? don't write that one down, harold. a big day for women in sports and hopefully every other sector announced today that the u.s. women's soccer team reached amy agreement with the u.s. soccer federation to settle six year disagreement around equal pay for u.s. women's soccer players. the u.s. soccer decided to pay a total of $24 million and provide -- promise equal pay with the men's team going forward. thank you to this team and brave young women for paving my daughter and

bob, thank you for joining us.h marks two years as -- for you as ceo, bob iger has been away from the happiest place on earth and i want to know how you feel, if things are working. bob: i think as evidenced by this editing is goingrecent quarter, -- i think as evidenced by this recent quarter, things are going well. our storytellers get to tell great content, we are full of optimism, we have energy and momentum. we have a vision for the future where we are going to appeal directly to our audience using technology in great storytelling and we think it's going to be a more exciting next 100 years than our stellar first 100 years. emily: give some color on what is driving the burst and subscriber growth and disney plus compared to slowdowns lost quarter. bob: we had said for a long time that it is not going to be a linear growth quarter to quarter on disney plus. they would be some quarters higher, some lower and it is almost directly a function of what the new content is that is flowing into the service. obviously t

bob, thank you for joining us.tart with this month marking two years with you as ceo, bob iger has officially written away from the happiest place on earth and i want to know how you feel, if things are clicking, working. bob: i think as evidenced by our most recent quarter, everything is falling into place. we are filled with optimism. we're just at the last start of the first year of 100, and the inflection point. if you look at our parks business, the media business, all fueled by the great content our internal storytellers get to tell we are full of , optimism, we have energy and momentum. we have a vision for the future where we are going to appeal directly to our audience using technology in great storytelling and we think it's going to be a more exciting next 100 years than our stellar first 100 years. emily: give some color on what is driving the burst and subscriber growth at disney plus compared to the slowdowns last quarter? bob: we had said for a long time that it is not going to be a linear growth quar

i'm marcus washington, and here's what's happening now. >> i'm bob redell.tion of the 49ers fan who was badly beaten and sunday's nfc championship game. 40-year-old daniel luna owner of a peruvian restaurant on piedmont avenue in oakland. he's been in a medically induesed coma since sunday. emergency medical crews found him badly beaten in a stadium parking lot at sofi stadium during the first quarter of the nfc championship game. investigators don't believe robbery is a motive since he still had his wallet and phone on him. >> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. we're still doing the math, but it does appear like history has been made. facebook stock has plunged so much this morning it lost more in overall value of what we call market cap than any company in the history of the stock market. shares in facebook have been down as much as 23% after telling analyst and investors that it lost users for the first time in its 18-year history. >> time to get a look at the forecast for you this thursday morning with meteorologist kari hall who is standing by. >

bob had investigated the klan successfully.ed the '63 church bombing in birmingham. >> the klan felt that they were either protected or purely invincible. their influence and sympathizers were embedded throughout government, throughout law enforcement, in both the city and the state level. >> in spite of the fact that four innocent negro girls were brutally murdered in a church in birmingham, alabama, not a single arrest has been made. >> a little over six years after the bombing, i was elected attorney general of alabama. that meant i had the real position where i could do something about it. so i got a terrific investigator named bob eddy. one great witness bob eddy found was chambliss' niece. she testified that two or three days before the bomb went off, robert was ranting and raving about the blacks and the demonstrations. and he said, "you just wait 'til sunday. they'll beg us to segregate." somebody said, "what do you mean?" well, he said, "you'll find out. you'll find out." and so that was pretty powerful. that made an i

bob sloan is a founder of s3 partners.hen we come back, escalating tensions in canada, as blockades widen and economic damage piles up. more of that conversation ahead. this is bloomberg. jon: this is bloomberg markets. i'm jon erlichman. we are watching a continued weakness for some of those technology stocks, as we are also watching the continued rally in oil. matt: brent crude rising to $95, the highest price we have seen since 2014. right now at 95.15. really interesting rise. meanwhile, treasuries have erased their declines. the 10-year yield had a session low of 1.946. taking a look at treasuries. looks like we will see the numbers turnaround what we have previously seen. 1.9892. treasury yields have really been up and down. right now, they continue to fall. jon: we will continue to track the markets. meanwhile, ontario's premier doug ford earlier declared a state of emergency. the government is exercising new powers to end the blockade. let's bring in someone from ctv who has been covering this. this news coming as

it's missing a lot without bob in it now.i don't know. i sent him something to promote the episode or whatever. i was like thanks so much, bob. love you. he said love you too. anything for you, jodie. always. that was just how bob was. you would say i love you. he would say love you more. you could keep going, but he was always going to have the last word. >> what a friendship, 35 years. you met bob on the set of "full house" when you were just 5 years old. what lessons did he teach you that you passed down to your own kids? >> one of the things that i learned from bob and, you know, even now in having to walk through his death and everything is how to laugh through some of the most painful moments of your life. it has been something that has carried me through so many times and so many things in my life, you know, bob had a lot of loss and a lot of grief throughout his life with his sisters passing, his parents and, you know, just a whole host of things, but he never stopped laughing. he never lost the ability to laugh at hi

it feels a lot like a real life bob sled. the simulator allows the athletes to train in a real bobsled mounted on a special platform where they see intricate digital models of real life tracks with the or the driving lines in 3 dimensions. so we really have a complete picture of what is going on in the simulation. and this is why we can make a very good suggestions to book dr. us on how to improve. beijing provided the added challenge of an unknown track. so the simulator created its own mock up to help the german team keep up with their chinese competition, who've been practicing on the real course for the last year. he's gone picking line ups with no bob asian was a totally new truck. none of us had been there, and so no one could share any tips or impressions for my coming here gave us a chance to get to know the track in advance on my calendar and almost one of the song them getting an impression of the track here puts you at a huge advantage. it means you're a step ahead on the track in real life fuzzy on the bon financi

bob: absolutely.com and cbs together, we had the market size to put together a string service that became paramount+. you see the early results of that today, and again in the fourth quarter, things like the "yellowstone" spin "1883," which has been a huge success. things like movies coming to paramount+ from paramount, including those two number one movies in the first quarter, they will be on paramount+ in march of this year from our fast theater to streaming strategy. there's a lot to follow on here, and we are tremendously excited about our ability to be a very significant player in streaming by putting the powerful paramount content engine in-house. guy: thank you for so much of your time. bob bakish, the president and ceo of paramount. loving the new name. there's that hollywood halo effect. keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world, here is the first word. here's ritika gupta. ritika: retail sales in the u.s. rebounded by more than forecast last month. americans kept spending throu

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lemme lemme say said bob was a bubble. nausea is offended, diety be at mama to salary. so i will tell adult knows about does. so with zoom and his passengers are stuck just to kilometers from quail. i got those at leslie led that doesn't happen with, ah, i got bob. i already got boys on a balla. oh no, jenny. in ivory coast. this solidarity between drivers without help. zoom could be here for days or midsummer. ah let me move while i do want to let his arm up. do i think, you know, is with the patched up shock absorber holds up surprisingly, rail, and still doesn't even need to go to the garage. he get the mechanics at the gun what bus station to check it properly. and one more trip will pay for the repairs if he makes it back. dance course. de pu state of the roads does not help the ivory in economy. it can take days to travel across the country, especially in the rainy season. yuki who every one calls the ender has been making trips like this for 40 years and had seen a door before with so far he's only coverage. 20 it is after $45.00, a new visit. then basile dip to

bob, i just want to read this.he way, i still stand by what i said about the overtime rules, even after this weekend. >> oh, come on! you're killing me. you're killing me. >> it was a very tough weekend for me. because i love both of them. i love mahomes and burrow. i'm a lsu tiger, and you know, what burrow did this, and mahomes is a great player. and thank you. bob, before we finish, i want to say, nfl released a statement and said the nfl is deeply committed to ensuring equitable employment practices and continue to make progress to providing equitable opportunities throughout the organizations. diversity is core to everything we do, and there are few issues. and we will defend against these to claims which are without merit. bob costas, thank you very much. >> thank you, don. >>> it is the first day of black history month, and what are we seeing? more than a dozen black colleges forced in lockdown because of bomb threats. i thwill speak with the preside of one of them next. i know my glucose numbers without fin

bob nardelli your reaction? blockbluster great veflt for many, many years i think we had so many issues converge on olympics, covid lack of attendance the controversy over advertising, we had some issues, the general sentiment against china some things on labor, and abuse of humanity over there i think a number of things converging that made it really, really a loser for nbc unfortunate. maria: i mean i had no interest certainly, just given china's behavior on globally change disappearing of people happy to see torch passed good so milan i can start watching again did you watch any of it? >> o watched very little i love curling. that was a bad joke i think a couple fronts so many, options, netflix, whatever i have to say some interviews they've had nbc had in-between kind of brush over whole china issue put a shine on it just awkward uncomfortable to watch i think did really poor job as well explaining reason for having the i guess covering olympics as well. maria: it is hard to brush over genocide that is true,

. >>> bob saget's family suing their push to keep investigation records private as saget's death raises questions. >>> the injuries that were described in the autopsy he needed immediate medical attention. >>> no baseball? spring training delayed? labor talks stalled. tonight the cities and businesses feeling the pain. >>> a rare deadly shark attack caught on camera. >>> catastrophic flooding hits brazil dozens killed. and inside the race to protect history from climate change. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith >>> good evening the united states is now accusing the russians of lying about withdrawing their troops from ukraine's border. and in addition to faking a genocide to possibly justify a russian invasion this is all new today. despite all the videos you may have seen from the russian government that purport to show russian tanks like these and armored vehicles pulling back and heading home, a senior biden administration official tells nbc news the u.s. has now determined the kremlin's claims about a withdrawal are false the russians ar

bob dole. and how long did you work for him? and what was he doing at the time? well, i could tell you exactly i remember vividly. i was working for ed brooke in boston writing speeches former senator, and i knew that i mean you didn't have to be genius. i i knew we were not gonna win and 78 he had been elected originally in 66 overwhelmingly reelected in 72. and then on 78 first of all, the republican party was changing. even in massachusetts you know the conservative. uprising if you will with the grassroots was making itself felt brooke was held to be suspect. i mean, for example, he had a primary calendar. a talk show radio host named avi nelson and the cutting edge issue was the panama canal treaties. and and and in many ways this was a of things to come. in the republican party, including republican party of donald trump. well, anyway, i in 1978 the primaries in september. we barely won the primary fifty three percent and i you know, we're gonna lose. because what had happened well. he ha

bob dole. and how long did you work for him? and what was he doing at the time? well, i could tell you exactly i remember vividly. i was working for ed brooke in boston writing speeches former senator, and i knew that i mean you didn't have to be genius. i i knew we were not gonna win and 78 he had been elected originally in 66 overwhelmingly reelected in 72. and then on 78 first of all, the republican party was changing. even in massachusetts you know the conservative. uprising if you will with the grassroots was making itself felt brooke was held to be suspect. i mean, for example, he had a primary calendar. a talk show radio host named avi nelson and the cutting edge issue was the panama canal treaties. and and and in many ways this was a of things to come. in the republican party, including republican party of donald trump. well, anyway, i in 1978 the primaries in september. we barely won the primary fifty three percent and i you know, we're gonna lose. because what had happened well. he ha

two days later the naacp bails bob moses out of jail moses goes back. he continues to work with the people. then he finds another group and they go to register to vote now part of the problem. is that where moses had been staying was right across the street from state representative? eh hurst eh hurst was a segregationist white supremacist of the first magnitude. and moses was staying right across the street from him. but even worse than ea church, and that's bad. was his son-in-law billy jack caston billy jack had terrorized black people as long as billy jacket terrorize black people and he saw what moses was doing. and you begin to think how this threatens the power structure. when you have counties that are 50% black. but you've only got like one registered voter there. if you can get all of them registered and voting all of a sudden you have different officials. which means you're getting different policies? which means oh, i don't know maybe eh hurst is gonna be a state representative for too long. this is really going after a segregationist white

bob, lenny can give us our block. how you did all ah no, no my civil within nobody got the double the trying to reach the last village in the forest. no other vehicle has tried to get there recently. and the people have been completely cut off for over a month. we did on deborah d y a on all other ah, no not. not of all medical back gone. yeah. who has been at the wheel for 7 hours without a break, but he's not giving up now. i get off on that i about do you guys that are by it's everybody who's with barbara a a i d b dow would try to be somewhere else. like yeah, nobody. i see me. nobody with ah, with by when they're going to do them with yeah, cool. it's now be driving for 8 hours, but it's not over yet. at least his passengers have some in flight entertainment. ah 8 hours soon become 10. and you're cool with finally, after 12 hours, the job's done. ah, for yeah, cool. it's a moment of reflection. for your g damn ball and we'll go from a vehicle to live with mike with yahoo! get a chance to get an education and have

what was that bob? when i'm back with . ready ready you via vicky that i'm, is keesa lives up in nickelodeon. okay. it took me to follow up with joe, we don't really ship a couple of and told me, you know, we don't. okay. i do it is a while ago. oh no, get a fun day. we'll go some way to college up on a bunch of mussel through as i did when he got up on the phone, on a show controller phone with my son, michael, by the way. and who calls us out the line the will with are going to go move the fun if it didn't, if i did it. yeah. when we go about guys, hear me going lima. know who's you should talk with the show your face up. plenty. she knew she normal and on your medicare as a go mom didn't waste. what is if you have any pool? yeah, she now go to mika. you actually wanna me conduct edema. barnett is shanika and in then doing a plan, i would go by and flow me. don't kill any a bus, you know, one, that was a do your best song to renew up on the post? does it was i yeah. my daughter a my in junior can be shaka, nobody i mean,

bob for him. i wonder why the money for much too long for them to go for it and we'll get the money. i don't mean a lot from i like it and pretty much my story monkey collected for me what what, what, what am i missing my strategy? john? john, as i said g, my son we think will be the best. i said, yes, i just want i want to be doable, but i want to get a good bit. they'd be within a month of i was, you know, a bit crazy problem in like i did, i think i did the muscle and i bought it in my mom, the basic q e like idea now, is that the new phone, vinny up on that? well, but i wanted the mules load. mama megan, somebody will not be part of my mom. it's only on the right of it from your the the with bubble dornan shiva and exact a bundle in the body. farb man. well, it was very it on a pedestal. i've been misplaced that he's seen it on my lot. so can i do it on a shot, as long as i'm not there? not at all. if we combine it was on the, the b live on funky and all those i me crazy song form be by we may

i'm web one of my friend, bob. when it is that it's going to below, i might have done when i jehovah. well, i don't was, i don't know what that is. that is a deal with a joke on the vision platform to disconnect, to department, to help maintain the called se luez. people usually do it and his id going audio. so we allowed him in the buck, take them there or do they do summer in making ceremonies? they pray for days. sometimes it is kind of the other ah ah, [000:00:00;00] a . 6 0, ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, my main god is we should have a community with the club that they said in my, or a community which can, oh it with wildlife. ah, my symbolic way is i bought my gwinnett as you. my godaddy jewel is my future. my ludwig demands it ah, the spot so much flying the flag for her nation. we have been putting i'm getting busy and playing crickets and rugby for our country because we must move my dream. play in the woods while providing ha family cries in by ways cleaning games that's mostly about precious moran gay in the ga

my son bob wade as well . that needs to pass the winter olympics stating is embracing itself for the arrival of 11000 people. can you give her a tolerance, klivis strategy? what and despite diplomatic like which one is which again, train moving you the latest date is 2022 winter olympics houses here. ah, amelia mumble, equally glazing odessa of godaddy, is your liaison park is involved with my job. he's relating to the park and the community in the african marriage, you need to find somebody. we've got it in the 2 parties. a my lab, what about my job? my lab weighed about my family, my mobile or the if my wife, like i had a day in there and work with my community. my love about my coverage. i want to motivate them again. that is in to maintain our bible in college, and this and i'm tied in is about ah, knew it, but that way more of a box outside, but it was a reserve they got many appoint denise as somebody is advising even now where there's been some of the challenge now what they call in the fact we formed w

and i did it on my, my small bob, bob g. jaw lead. some brigades is breakage is damaging my lou this morning. are the going to check what is up in the river? i'm going to look for them on monday. if i don't my life and puddle my job for me to know their lockers in and away, the animal is mostly more they. i lot of people still. i was ready that it kills more people than in other animal in the world every year. unfortunately in this saturday we're up north yodeep was they go and destroy clubs and guidance of their logos. that is where we have it, but the challenge is lives they've got good feelings back. those is i am cocoa, she's moving down there. even other one is lang that's like ah, in the come is it has been a tough year. since last did this region did not receive enough friends. the committee did not dive it enough clubs for feeding themselves in their lives dog. now there are some of the lads go, god day, this situation is bad. ah . so what is just going to be both admitted to talk about that because we still see a lot of patie

he said, you know, bob dole says that george hw bush isn't much of a leader george hw bush bob dole is a much the leader. well this time i actually agree with both of these two guys. neither of them is much of a leader and i thought you know, that's just kind of a great line and i think you can only find that through c-span. so i really would not have had this book had it not been for c-span, so i thought it was obviously kind of appropriate to dedicate a tuesday span. well something i've never set out loud as my favorite part of watching. c-span is during a senate vote you get to see all the interactions on the senate floor and that's a lot of fun to watch. i spend hours watching that. i'm afraid in the great american political trivia challenge. you have a whole section on political insults. yes, why did you include that? because i just find them absolutely fascinating, you know, politicians are very good in terms of being able to somehow sometimes to be very creative in terms of the way that they insult people. i find that fastening. there's also some overlap between that and preside

bob orr joins me now. bob, good to see you. thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me. >> i got to tell you, first of all, my mom is from north carolina, so i see you're from god's country as she would say. we'll bypass that for a moment and get right into the meat of the matter here because i think many people look at this and say how is this possible? how would you be able to prevent him from running for re-election? it all comes around the 14th amendment. explain why. >> well, that's exactly right. it's actually the constitution of the united states that disqualifies madison cawthorn from being a candidate for office in 2022. north carolina has a challenge statute in which voters in the district in which the individual files, in this case the 13th congressional district, filed this challenge saying they have reasonable suspicion that cawthorn is disqualified based upon the 14th amendment, section 3. and so there is a process in place in the statutes in which we can both undergo discovery and depose mr. cawthorn, but also present our case to an e

margaret: thank you, bob. before we move to the next question, i want to pick up on something that secretary rice said and give robert o'brien a chance to respond there. afghanistan, the trump administration negotiation with the taliban, do you regret any part of how that was negotiated and what you put on paper? mr. o'brien: no, i think we will trying to end the war in afghanistan that people no log or supported, but we wanted to do it in a way that this does not impinge american credibility the way it did under the biden administration. one of our conditions was no attacks on americans. and there was attacks on americans as soon as possible and trump left office. one was a negotiation with the then current governor, president ghani, some sort of transitional government. and the other thing we need to keep in mind, we had 2500 american troops that were in afghanistan on january 20. president trump had made the decision to leave them there after a lot of back-and-forth. we also negotiated with nato. for the fi

we've got senator bob menendez, i'm hallie jackson, mike memoli, courtney kube.r simmons in moscow, and andrea mitchell and hager shamali, a former spokes spokesperson for the treasury department. we just heard from the president. we're about to hear from the secretary of state. and mike, the president, he was done with vladimir putin, it seems like. he left that door of diplomacy open a crack, but he was tough. >> listen, hallie, this is what we've been talking about for three months, how the white house was cal lating what they describe as swift and skweer sanctions should russia invade ukraine. there are questions in the last day why it took the white house to officially call it an invasion. you had the president very clearly calling it the beginning of an invasion. as far as the sanctions that the president just announce third among the very severe that have been talked about for months. significantly, though, the president saying just the beginning. this the first tranche of sanctions, you referred to what he said at the beginning of his speech, hoping there

the reddit rebels have a new target, they are going after disney ceo bob chapak, calling him bob paychecking to cut wait times for popular rides like the millennial falcon, at the parks that they have. do they bring and do they have the power to take the disney hon cho down or is this a joke? we'll take it up with our power panel ahead of the mouse house's quarterly report closing bell about 31 minutes away, the dow trying to get higher by 300 points we're up 289 right now, s&p seeing a gain of one and one -third percent the nasdaq up nearly 2% we're coming right back. i'm gonna earn 3% on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. that's a lot of cash back. are you gonna stop me? uh-oh... i'm almost there... too late! boom! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. this is what it's like to have a comprehensive wealth plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to hel

at the halfway point at the for man bob competition. now, if reissue success, so he'll become the 1st man to have a double olympic. oh, he got to goats and p on chang 4 years ago. he's going for the same again and you wouldn't really best against it because as you just said, germany have been absolutely dominant in the sliding sport they usually dominate. but they've been even more dominant than usual ape on 7 of 8 gold medals so far across the skeleton. and bob sled and we know all about the investment that goes into it in germany. they have amazing infrastructure and that really is reaping rewards because that, you know, they are 2nd in the middle table thanks largely to the success in the sliding sports. jonathan crane the reporting from the olympics in beijing. thank you so much. and football now and the weekends. one does like an action got off to an exciting status. mine's hosted live across and the upcoming carnival festivities meant the home fans were ready for a party. and the players delivered a goal frenzy on a stormy night w

my son, bob is laughter. it's humor. it's enterprise mason by way. is there any ah, ah, with the going to resume conservation park officer, a bringing nature and people together to work with what life is my pleasure. my talk is working between the clock and the community in african management to find a good return. i have to teach the community living with the one life. it's excellent elliott, slim bumble riding with las mice, and bob weigh on al jazeera but ah ah ah diets define who we are. but who are way, if we don't know what way you take in a disturbing investigation into globalized food fraud, people and power reveals long hidden scandalous practices. the def, infiltrated international wholesale markets, and supermarket chains. and asks, what's really on our plates. food in glorious food on ouch is era ah, striking, a defiant toe. the president of guinea, bizarre blames corruption and drug traffickers for failed to the attack on the government pallets killed. many security full personnel countries lead as we're meeting there at the time. ah, up

at the halfway point at the full man, bob competition. now if you're successful, you'll become the 1st man to have a double olympic, or he got 2 goats and p on chang for years ago. he's going for the same again and you wouldn't really best against it because as you just said, germany has been absolutely dominant in the sliding sports they usually dominate, but they've been even more dominant than usual on 7 of 8 gold medals so far across the skeleton and bob sled and we know all about the investment that goes into it in germany. they have amazing infrastructure, and that really is reaping rewards because they're, you know, they are 2nd in the middle table thanks largely to the success in sliding sports or jonathan crane. they're reporting from the olympics in beijing. thank you so much. football. now on the weekends, boone, as legal action, got off to an exciting start as mine's hosted live across in the upcoming kind of a festivities meant the home fans were ready for a party. and the place to live at a gulf frenzy on a stormy night. wit

at the halfway point at the format bob competition. now, if redress is successful, he'll become the 1st man to have a double olympic go. he got 2 goals and p on chang for years ago. he's going for the same again and you wouldn't really best against it because as you just said, germany have been absolutely dominant in the sliding sports i usually dominate, but they've been even more dominant than usual on 7 of 8 gold medals so far across the skeleton and bob sled and we know all about the investment that goes into it in germany. they have amazing infrastructure, and that really is reaping it's rewards because that, you know, they are 2nd in the middle table thanks largely to the success in the sliding sports. jonathan crane the reporting from the olympics in beijing, thank you so much and you're watching t w's from glen up. next love stories from the future and more news coming at the top of the hour. you that interest the global economy, our portfolio d w business being here's a closer look at the project to analyze the flight for mark

but, again, it's not clear if bob saget had any underlying health conditions. mona, rhiannon. >> andrea, thank you. >>> new details about the official records former president trump took to florida after leaving the white house. "the new york times" reports the 15 boxes of documents improperly removed from the white house are believed to include classified information. sources say the national archives has now asked the justice department to investigate trump's handling of the records, which were recently returned. >> turning to the pandemic we have new details about the potential rollout of covid vaccines for young children. meanwhile, the cdc is resisting pressure to change its mask guidance even as more states lift mandates. abc's em nguyen is here with the very latest. em, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mona. as states start to ease pandemic restrictions, dr. anthony fauci says this trend is likely to continue and that the hope is for enough people to be vaccinated that restrictions will soon be a thing of the past. this morning, the federal gover

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