let's cross live now to ortiz correspondence in the us, caleb moping. caleb, what's the main takeaway from that? you could you had security council meeting? sure, well, it was quite a dramatic meeting. essentially, the united states and their allies brought before the un security council, a resolution condemning russia and a vote was taken and the resolution did not pass because russia is a permanent member of the un security council and voted no on it thus vetoing it. however, the vote was preceded by a lot of theatrical speeches condemning russia. russia had an opportunity to defend itself from some of the extreme allegations made by you as allies. here's some of what we heard in this rather dramatic meeting, bye. russia's latest attack. on our most fundamental principles is so bold, so brazen that it threatens our international system. as we know it, president putin has launched a massive invasion of ukraine. his aim is to remove its government and subjugate its people. this is naught, self defense under article 51. it is naked aggression. it is an unprovoked unjustified war. and t

now for the latest on this, we can cross live now to ortiz. caleb moore's been who is in new york. caleb the, your school council meeting has come to a close. what's the main takeaways from? it's sure. well, russia was acting in its rotating role as the president of the security council. so russia convened the meeting, and as the meeting began, we heard many accusations leveled against russia. now the u. s. representative basically repeated what joe biden had said earlier, a blaming the entire situation on russia as if this entire situation was all simply the fault of russia that ukraine was completely blameless, and had not provoked this in any way. i here is what joe biden said in his statement that was released around the time the security council meeting was taking place the prayers of the.

be the best, caleb! statistically impossible, caleb. umpire: strike three, you're out!r you won't, probably won't. and it won't impact your future whatsoever! talk to us about college planning today. feel comfortable about tomorrow. massmutual. i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. feel comfortable about tomorrow. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said "yeah, i'll try it out." i noticed that i felt sharper, i felt like i was able to respond to things quicker. and i thought, yeah, it works for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. every big idea every game changer every "how'd they do that?" starts here the blank page artists and writers know the tyranny of it well but so do developers, data scientists, ctos the new creators to them, we say let's create something that changes everything ♪ ♪ ♪ ibm let's create >>> welcome back to "fast money. stocks under pressure as tensions e

moore's been in new york. caleb a meeting between blinking love. rob is now off the cards and some sanctions of also been laid out. what more can you tell us? sure. we heard from antony blanca and speaking along with the foreign minister of ukraine, and they made some very harsh allegations against russia saying that russia does not recognize the sovereignty of the ukraine and ukraine's right to exist as a country. now from there, they made all kinds of drastic statements about pushing russia off of the global economy. they talked of new sanctions and went into detail about new sanctions that are being imposed on russia in response to russia's recognition of the don ask republic and the lugens republic. and they are essentially talking about how this is just the beginning. and if russia proceeds, are they what they referred to as a further invasion of ukraine? there will be harsher consequences. this is some of what anthony blank in the us secretary of state said when speaking it's very clear what we've seen in the last 24 hours. that this is never

very concerning or kayla but more open with updates on the response from the usa, thanks for that, caleb. now not public figures support to the mass contamination of russia. australian journalist john pills thinks, worse than politicians, also have a share of the blame the hypocrites on parade. watch them on cnn, the bbc read them wall to wall. now imagine a strategic enclave of britons or french, or germans or americans under violent siege. sheldon, terrorized for 8 years. would this be tolerated by the rulers of the world? were joined here by daniel this app and i think a lot of list and john, thanks for joining us. daniel goods have you on the program today. moving on to that speech should a press conference by joe biden, who said he's got no plans to talk with president putin. do you think that talking actually now may be a rather good idea given the events on the ground. of course, talking would be very, very good idea in order to calm the situation down, but by the courses in no mood to do so. to me, the most remarkable statement that by biden made today was when he accused potent

oh, joined alive now by ortiz caleb open in new york. caleb, what so the latest statements coming out of washington? sure, well we have an executive order that has been signed by us president joe biden imposing sanctions on the republics that have just been recognized by russia and don't ask and, god, scott, these republics are now subject to us sanctions, as are all who do business in the area that these republics have have received recognition in all of those territories. now what's interesting is the language of these executive orders was a bit dramatic. we have joe biden declaring that this moved by russia to recognise the republics has actually been considered to be a threat to the national security of the united states. here's what joe biden said . the russian federations reported recognition threatens the peace stability sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine, and thereby, constitutes an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security and foreign policy of the united states. now we also understand the white house has been in touch with leaders around the wor

not these hysterical allegations from the united states or to ortiz caleb open. that thanks for the update live from new york on the security council meeting. will rushes at foreign ministry has also issued a strongly worded rebukes to the white house press secretary, that selfish should choose moscow lying about atrocities in his in ukraine. saki said rushes claims of mass killings by euclidian forces amounted to a fabricated pretext. for an invasion on his correspondent roman causative reports from don't ask jim sock his so words. earlier in the day there were stated as a undeniable fact. fancy indeed. they shocked many and not only hearings and ed skin and in la garza, but many in russia as well. this conflict had been going on for at least as well for nearly 8 years already. and we have all seen reports here about the killing of innocent civilians. we've seen reports about a mass grave, so no wonder the her words sensor shocked through the local community. now, jim sock you said that russia statements about the mass graves of civilians here in don boss may be

open to new york city has promised, but she again caleb yeah. and this headline came through this breaking news just as that a little media conference on the sidelines of the un general assembly. there was happening. he took the call. the mike's were dead for a minute, but he came back furious. tell us more about what happened. sure. well, it appears that he received the message that 12 staffers of the un mission of russia, which is that new york city right outside the un headquarters part of the un apparatus . every un member state is entitled data un mission. 12 of them have been told that they must leave the country by march 7th. they have been given, you know, 7 days to leave the country. they are a persona non grata in the united states of america. now, that's a big announcement, and it raises questions about the un treating and the united states obligation to enable member states to maintain their staff even countries. the usa has no diplomatic relations with countries like north korea, countries like that. israel at this point have the ri

so he's caleb open that with the update. thank you. k, nurses are being sacked for questioning the policy of placing transgender patients and single sex was bernice nicholson made the revelation of the house of laws. ton down harmon min calling probation to be put in wards according to the bus sex. she was the current policy threatened women as dignity, privacy and safety. traditionally female patients in the n h. s, and in private hospitals have been allocated beds and single sex wards accommodating only women patients. transgender ism, and i speak as a woman, has undermined that provision with the 21. 900, any just guidance authorizing self selection of patient gender on arrival in hospitals. the current disputed national hell service guidelines say trans patience should be accommodated according to their presentations, such as the way they dress and the name they currently use rather than their biological sex above. the senior british of official says the issue is trying to strike a balance between all patients, right? the in a ches

his caleb, more pin is more us media coverage is always so fair and balanced. i am angry at this evil act by this evil leader attacking an innocent nation, a democratic nation that we wake up this morning to a war in europe, a deadly one. he wasn't just threatening ukraine that significant enough, but he seemed to be challenging that the post cold war order food and wants to take over ukraine, faces on the screen, are filled with pain, anguish, and empathy for the people of ukraine. as russia moves in to try and stop the bombardment, the people of don ask and lugens have been facing for the past 8 years. now let's recall how these same outlets and voices responded to us missile strikes on syria in 2017 and act without any justification under international law. as us outlets cover russia's talkin ukraine, remember how the same outlets cover u. s. a tux when the u. s. bombs, syria in 2017 m. s. m. b c's, brian williams called the footage of the stroke. beautiful. he then quoted lena cohen, i am guided by the beauty of our weapons. cnn's for reeds a courier was si

it's who are correspondent in new york now. caleb moore, penn. caleb, could you bring us up to speed? we understand the un security council meeting concluded a short while ago. can you tell us what we guys sure. it was an emergency meeting rather late at night, starting at 9 30 pm local time of the un security council and russia as the rotating, having the rotating position of president of the security council. russia opened the meeting and from there we heard various countries speaking. now, the united states spoke and made a lot of extreme allegations against russia, said that the entire conflict lies on the shoulders of russia, that this is all russia's fault. and they echoed a lot of what was said earlier by joe biden, in the statement that we heard from the white house that was released just as the meeting was beginning. here's some of what was said in that statement, and then echoed by the un. the un representative of the united states, the prayers of the entire world are with the people of ukraine tonight as they suffer an unprovoked and in justified attack by russian military

be the best, caleb! statistically impossible, caleb. umpire: strike three, you're out!'ll get 'em next time! or you won't, probably won't. and it won't impact your future whatsoever! talk to us about college planning today. feel comfortable about tomorrow. massmutual. >>> welcome back to "techcheck." i'm carl quintanilla with deirdre bosa, jon fortt and julia boorstin google announcing new privacy measures further problematic for meta a first news update. >> what's happening at this hour retail sales shot up in january despite highest inflation in decades. sales grew nearly twice as much as expected. import prices jumped last month. 2% gain. largest in 11 years. >>> u.s. manufacturing output on the rise even though vehicle production fell for a second month in a row businesses, stocking up. inventories rose more than 2% in december retailer inventories up more than 4%. >>> kraft heinz a big gain in the s&p 500. stock up more than 4% on strong quarterly results. the food giant saying it will continue raising prices to offset rising materials and transportation costs. >>>

we are back now on "gma" with a quarterback caleb williams.o much for being with us and i know that you have been somebody that people have been watching and your instagram, caleb, this is what i want to say, you have a motto on there. and it says always make your next move your best. so why did you decide to make this move to usc? >> first, about ten years ago my dad actually told me to make a list of schools that i wanted to go to and he said, one, you can't have 'bama on there, alabama. [ laughter ] so i ended up choosing schools like the west coast schools out here and first was usc and dreams do come true. next, it was obviously i had coach riley and everybody else that came over from oklahoma here and that's a sudden sense of comfort when you have people like that you've been around for at least a year and talked to for more years before that. >> i know you're excited to be reunited with your old coach. how have ou fans reacted to you leaving? >> yes, i am. they reacted kind of how i expected them to. i appreciate all the ou fans. i love

nothing that doctor caleb has said or done these me to believe to operate the fda any differently thane did during his previous tenure. as if this is not enough reports of circulated that he intends to keep janet woodcock on board. and with that opiate epidemic. with the oversight role in the approval to ravish communities in charge in 1995 when the fda approved oxycontin. what we know now to be the tip of the spear of the opioid epidemic. in 2014 she ignored the advicerw of the fda advisory committee voted overwhelmingly a vote of 11 / two and decided to approve the drug anyway at a time we needed less opiates it is a questionable your hydrocodone with a strong rate of overdose and death just two pills can kill an individual. the pharmaceutical industry has greatly benefited from the status quo that they have established that the fda. in fact he himself joined the board of directors for a pharmaceuticalas company immediately following his tenure at the fda he prospered as thousands died of overdoses. they continue negligence of the fda more than 400,000 americans have died since he fi

and of course, live throughout caleb open in new york. caleb, but thanks for staying across the story for us today. just tell us more about these new us sanctions. the 1st trance of us sanctions of the us president said, and what else you need to say. sure. well, we heard from joe biden, the president of the states, and his remarks were long awaited, but they were rather brief. when he spoke, he repeated much of what he has said about russia in the past. he said, quote, what gives him the right to declare new so called countries. of course, he's not acknowledging that the don at the people's republic and the people's republic of lugens were not declared by the russian president. they were declared by the peoples of those regions. way back in 2014, but regardless, we did hear biden go on to say that they'll be hitting the family members of various figures that are prominent in russia with sanctions. he also said that the nord stream to pipeline will not move forward. other than that, he wasn't very specific, he said there will be other sanctions that will be imposed on russia. but it w

and caleb, it tells more about the context of the meeting and what can we expect from future cooperation between the u. s. and germany? sure, when we heard from the german chancellor and the u. s. president, they emphasized that the countries were working together in lock step as members of the nato alliance. now they also spoke about alleged russian aggression. never clarifying what this aggression actually was, but saying that germany and the united states were cooperating against it. and then from there, as we can recall, no conversation about the ukraine crisis is ever complete without references to the nord stream to pipeline, and talk about the natural gas markets and natural gas costs. here's how that issue with family. and i know are looking at oppertunity is to make up for lost gas, l n g, from russia. we're on their way of trying to see what we can do to do that dealing with our friends around the world as well. we think we could make up a significant portion of it that would be lost the energy mix. today we are talking about one quarter of energy that is linked to gas. and onl

s. media would be educating us about the beauty of the weapons. caleb martin, r t. new york. we spoke to journalists sound, artie contributes who we should med has. he says the west is employing double standards. yeah, i mean the, the hypocrisy is unbelievable. i don't think we can possibly count the number of countries. the u. s. m, u k, have have together crude invaded bond since world war 2. it's quite staggering. we, i literally con, name them all. us was bombing, syria and brian williams was, you know, foaming at the mouth on live television. it's not isolated, they all do that on every network. i am old enough to remember when they were invading iraq and they were doing the same thing. you had a live stream from a tank on cnn. this is who these people are. they are spokes a person's. they are the mouthpiece for the weapons manufacturers. so it's their job to sell war, and i know this must be very frustrating for americans because when they see bombing on live television, they're used to seeing their own troops do it. so when they see russia doing it to defend itself, it

u and the us, we're going to go live to correspondence, fall asleep in berlin. caleb open in new york. paul of we can go to you 1st to what's been the reaction from the you so far? paula: well as we speak and you summit is underway and there they are discussing the new sanctions to be imposed on russia. we have heard that the sanctions will be to quote, massive with dire consequences for moscow. the president of the european commission, osha la funder lion has said that putin chose to bring war back to europe. now this is actually incorrect, you need to remember of course, that the war has been ongoing since 2014. so that's 8 years and the western media. and when i did this for pointing that out, in fact, in the last 4 years. so if we're looking at just simply from 2018 alone, there has been 381 civilians who have been killed in the don bus region. and that is according tonight to nations figures. this is 5 times more the, the number of people who have been killed in territories set off controlled by here . and the vast majority of these people who've been killed, in fact, over 80 per

so let's draw a lot out what his caleb opened in new york. caleb a change then in plans full blinking about his meeting with love or else just bring it up to speed. what more has been said by both the foreign secretary and indeed by the secretary state rather, and indeed us president lily? sure. we just heard from antony blank and the us secretary of state. he was speaking alongside the ukrainian foreign minister. and essentially, we are to reiteration of what was said by biden earlier, he went into specifics about the sanctions that are going to be imposed on russia. the list of individuals who will be targeted, some other financial moves that'll make it harder for russia to do business on the international markets. there was talk of accusing russia, essentially they call this a further invasion of ukraine, et cetera. now it's important to know that when biden spoke earlier, he actually talked about how new troops from the united states are being deployed to europe. however, by and did say that he has no intention of a full on direct confrontation with russia. here's what biden said

is ortiz, caleb more in with more black lives matter, started out as a hash tag, it was a slogan, expressing outrage about the way african american lives have been snuffed out. without much consequence. it became a slogan of the protesters. it soon became a global initiative against racial injustice stretching across the planet. ah ah, ah, ah ah, pick ah ah ah ah ah. and it eventually became a legal entity, a non profit with funding. and that got many people asking questions now including the indiana state attorney general. it appears that the house of cards may be falling and this happens eventually, with nearly every scam scheme or illegal enterprise. i see patterns that scams kind of universally take. failure to provide board members, failure to provide even executive directors, failure to make your filings available. it all leads to suspicion. black lives matter. leaders are now at risk of being held personally liable if they do not disclose what was john with the over $60000000.00 of contributions collected in the year of 2020 april is the dead line. the california attorney general is a

is going one step further than it has actually imposed a travel ban on president putin and said caleb roof falling a television, a telephone conversation, a president biden held with a european commission president ursula of underline. and an alignment with the decision by our european allies, united states will join them in sanctioning president putin and foreign minister last other members of the russian national security team. now some e u countries are actually creating their own specific sanctions. poland bulgaria and the czech republic have said that they will band russian air crawford flying through their air space and from landing in their airports in the czech republic. has also said it will now not issue residency permits to russia, nationals, and this may not be the end of the sanctions. the e says it's already possibly mulling a 3rd round, which could include banning russia from accessing swift, which is an international payment system that something that the u. k is already on board with doing and has been trying to persuade the you to do for the last few you blocks are c

for me on the left cross live to our correspondent in the united states. caleb, caleb, one of the main takeaways from biden speech. well, biden speech wasn't that different than what he's been saying for the past couple weeks. he said that a russian invasion of ukraine was inevitable at this point, was sure going to happen. he was confident that it would happen. he said that he has no intention of conducting military operations on fellow citizens. it's quite interesting that he continues today for tray. you know, the government as, as the victim, when the latest development is the 2 massive explosions that we won in the claim. republican don't ask and the other in time. so whatever 5, to present a narrative where the victim group is somehow they don't resar, here's some of what we heard. united states over the last few days. we've seen reports of a major uptick in violation of the cease fire. i rushing back fighters attempting to provoke ukraine in the dumbass. we also continue to see more and more just information being pushed out by to the russian public, including the russian back s

heather caleb, so it's more about what's going on here than sure. well we have one student shot dead in richfield, minnesota. another student injured and in critical condition, this shooting took place outside of the south educational center. now at this point, the shooter is still at large, has not been apprehended. this school was placed on locked down. police did a thorough sweep of the school. i didn't find anything. so at this point, police are looking for the suspect, one student, his dad, one student is injured now, bridgewater college, far away in virginia, also had an active shooter situation today. now there were no injuries in this active shooter situation. the governor of virginia has tweeted out that the school shooter was apprehended. the federal and local officials were on the scene at the university which was placed on lockdown. in this instance, there were no injuries of the shooter was apprehended, and the school was placed on lockdown in response to it. so 2 incidents here in the united states, one that involved a fatality and ano

private liberal arts school in virginia, and the an academy in minnesota. cross live now to see if caleb moore, news in new york. taylor, tell us more about the latest school shootings. what do we know so far? well, there's been some shocking new revelations about what happened at bridgewater college in virginia. the school was put on lockdown students, reported hearing shots outside of their classes at bridgewater college in virginia . and from what we understand, 2 police officers were shot and killed. now, at this point, the suspect in virginia has been taken into custody and has been apprehended. but it appears that 2 police officers lost their lives that bridgewater college students have described hearing the shots that went on the gunshots and, and, you know, seeing bodies, etc. now, it's also important to note that in richfield, richfield, minnesota, are across the country. we had a situation where there was a shooting that took place outside of south and the education center. and this shooting took place and one student was shot and killed. another shoot student was injured by a

had caleb, thanks for staying across the story. just give us an update of what exactly happened. what was said at that session. sure. while the un general assembly, they convened for a meeting regarding discussion about the situation in ukraine and we heard taking the floor, the russian ambassador and benzine. now the benzine took to the floor and he pointed out, many aspects of the situation that are being blatantly ignored. in us mainstream media and a lot of western discourse, he talked about the language in position that has been carried out in ukraine against those who speak russian. he talked about how lies about the 2nd world war are being perpetrated. and the ukrainian government has celebrated collaborators with the nazis as if they were somehow heroes. talked about the murders of journalists and the shutting down of tv networks that had a different opinion, a different perspective than the ukranian government. and in addition to that, he talked about other men's agreement has not been implemented and, and the 14000 people have been killed. many of them children and civi

s. correspond caleb more pin kayla? the certainly quite a bold claim. can you take us through what's been said, please? sure, we have us intelligence officials who have come forward said that the u. s. a is planning to develop a propaganda video that will depict a fabricated attack on its troops that will be used to justify the pretext of the invasion. now, it is individuals from the administration, speaking on conditions of anonymity, that said the video will likely depict graphic scenes of staged false explosions with choruses with corpses, factors depicting mourners and images of destroyed locations and military equipment . now the state department spokesperson was pressed on this specific evidence supporting the video claims. ned price said that once the white house is sure this information is accurate, then they will disclose what evidence they have. here's how the exchange when what is the evidence that you had that suggested that the russians are even planning with matt. and i'm not saying that they're not, but you just come out and say this and

it took us corresponding caleb, caleb, the american leader, pretty much still in russia attack mode, casting aside a lot of today's developments that does appear sure. when we heard joe biden speak, he said that despite all of the u. s. satellite equipment and all the u. s. military hardware that's been aimed at the russia ukraine border. he simply can't confirm that these troops are actually moving away from that border. he can't confirm it. can't verify it. that's joe biden. now, at this point, biden, when he spoke, he did say that there would be no missiles from united states in ukraine, and the united states would not deploy any troops to ukraine. however, the united states would continue to support you grainy emphasize defense of cranes sovereignty. and it's quite interesting to hear how joe biden remarked about all of this. still hinting that an invasion of ukraine is a possibility. here's what he said. united states is prepared no matter what happens. we are ready with diplomacy to be engaging diplomacy with russia and our allies and partners to improve stability and security

well, caleb, thank you for breaking down. what was quite a dramatic un security council meeting. that's all these new york correspondence. sorry, america course. one moment. thank you. to teachers have been killed by a ukrainian artillery strike on a school outside danielle scott's, according to local officials. now warning you may find some of the falling footage disturbing. receive these images showing the aftermath no children. fortunately were of the building of the time it's within one of the 2 dom bus. republics, which russia recognizes independence earlier this week. and in danielle sk itself, residential areas have been heads according to locals are ukranian shell landed in parking lot damage in several vehicles. the shock wave smashed the windows of a nearby warehouse, and one civilian was reportedly severely injured. off caesar among coarser reports from the dentist republic, as shelling continues here in the nest people's republican. we've been here and it's in this censor of the city on the outskirts of the city. and of course, said the news came from the city of al g

he's caleb more for him. thanks for joining us. well, let's go straight to our next guess, the chris harris executive director of when i, when i did america. thanks for joining us. good talking the program today. now, some prominent democrats have been warning problems with bought in performance. could actually do a lot of harm to follow at the midterm elections. what do you think are the main reasons behind i'm going to start by giving you a quote by i noted the economist walter williams. and he said that in general, presidents in congressman have very limited power to do good for the economy and awesome power to do bad. and it goes on to say that the best thing that politicians can do for the economy is to stop doing bad in part, this can be achieved the reducing taxes and economic regulation and staying out of our lives. that such a powerful statement. this isn't, and it's simply true, it's, this is what we've seen just since the bio ministration came in. they've been manipulating every aspect of our life and it's hurting everyo

crypto investment funds are not buying stakes and they're club, they're not having more access to caleb issues or having more sand them. they're simply buying crypto acids. and for example, we saw recently arsenal in london, very big football field there. they had to ads band for their fun tokens because they were said according to the you, if you can advertise regulator, misleading, trivializing investment in crypto not accurately portraying the things the funds are buying as crypto acids. and we've also seen, for example, situations where man city, they did a deal with a crypto company called 3 key. and within 2 days they had to pull out that deal because it was clear that this company didn't exist in any conventional form. so it's a shady area with big risks for fans and even off the sullivan. thanks for staying on top of it for us staying now where several regions are experimenting with their own local currencies now is not an attempt to break away from the euro, but part of an efforts to support local businesses. as they recover from the pandemic. take a look, lou, it's a paradise

crypto investment funds are not buying stakes and they're club, they're not having more access to caleb issues or having more sand them. they're simply buying crypto acids. and for example, we saw recently arsenal in london, very big football field there. they had to odds band for their fun tokens because they were said, according to the u, you can advertise and regulator misleading trivializing investment in crypto not accurately portraying the things the fans are buying as crypto acids. and we've also seen, for example, situations where man city, they did a deal with a crypto company called 3 key. and within 2 days they had to pull out that deal because it was clear that this company didn't exist in any conventional form. so it's a shady area with big risks for fans and even off the sullivan. thanks for staying on top of it for us staying now where several regions are experimenting with their own local currencies. now is not an attempt to break away from the euro, but part of an effort to support local businesses. as they recover from the pandemic. take a look, lou, it's a paradise fo

the us media would be educating us about the beauty of the weapons. caleb martin, r t. new york. and let's go back in time now to the roots of this complex the minister agreements in particular, which obliged of course, both sides of the ukrainian conflict withdrawal weapons from the front line. all he has a documentary following the lives of people living in the conflict zone of don bus over the past 8 years, the so called gray zone. you can see the full version of r t dot com in the meantime, is a quick preview on just the warning to view as you may find some of the images distressing. good, like most who live in the gray zone. the v rosky family tries to pay little attention to the wall that came straight to their house. they're getting used to their usual village life on the fire damage dable gardens have long been turned into mine fields and 7 years of civil war. the basement is where they mostly live now, and they are well aware that any time they venture outside, it could end in injury or death. a new phone with a, with a voice a lot, but well, i guess with sure i got the

he added that he was caleb and wished one day his fellow citizens would care for him the way mine cared for me. that seems to be in line with others with health or community challenges, and they ask how is it public health the ship the burden. how did he respond to that? >> i would say the focused protection is better protection for kids and adults who are immunocompromised. itititit mask mandates. they are probably not highly effective. that mean the immunocompromised do not have additional tools in their toolkit. getting an n95, focusing on resources on that 1% or less than the population who the vaccine does not have high efficacy will leave them more protected. instead of broad resources for the general population encompassing millions of people, if we focus resources on great access to testing, covid for those people who need the best of the best, they will come out ahead. kristen: please don't go away. we have a few more minutes after a short in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com to

yeah caleb reason. okay. good reason how many of you have heard of the enlightenment used as or described the age of reason? right. we'll come back to reason again anyone else. what figures do you think about when you think about the enlightenment in the 18th century? we heard about franklin we heard about locke. any other names hit you next hmm jefferson. okay. good thomas jefferson in america often known as a man of the enlightenment. resilience voltaire good so we have these frenchmen right rousseau voltaire. there was this guy diderot who who wrote the encyclopedia good anyone else? those are the big ones. all of those names we could add, you know david hume to the list, you know a bunch of others we could add if we wanted to make a long list of the most important figures of the enlightenment. most of those figures that we learned about in school when we learned about the enlightenment are part of what historians call the high and lightenment. and what i mean by the high enlightenment is that these are ki

yeah, caleb. >> reason okay, good. recent. how many of you have heard of the enlightenment used or described as the age of reason? right? welcome back to reason again. anyone else? what figures do you think about when you think of the enlightenment in the 18th century? we heard about franklin, we heard about lock. any other names hit you? >> jefferson. >> okay, good. thomas jefferson in america, often known as a man of the enlightenment. >> russo and walter. >> good, so we have these frenchman, right. russo, walter, there was this guy diderot, he wrote the encyclopedia. good. anyone else? >> those are the big ones. all of those names we could add, you know, david hume to the list, you know, a bunch of others we could add if we want to make a long list of the most important figures of the enlightenment. most of those figures that we learned in school when we learned about the enlightenment are part of what historians call the high enlightenment. and what i mean by the high enlightenment is that these are kind of intellectuals w

. ♪ ♪ my name's caleb. what's yours? i'm grace! did you just move here? yeah! cool!n't tried dawn powerwash dish spray, what are you waiting for? did you just move here? it's dawn's fastest and easiest way to clean everyday dishes. on simple messes... just spray, wipe and rinse. on tough messes, its spray activated suds have five times faster grease cleaning power to break down grease without water. plus, its targeted spray cleans even hard to reach places better. so, replace your dish soap with dawn powerwash and spray your dishes clean. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> across the world a show of support for ukraine. the ancient coliseum in rome is lit up in the colors of ukraine's flag, blue and yellow. top government leaders there condemned the attack by russia. in melbourne, australia, public buildings, sports stadiums, and landmarks were also illuminated in blue and yellow. the country's prime minister said his government would supply ukraine with nonlethal military equipment and medical supplies. >>> and he's one of ukr

caleb, you're hopeful here. >> yeah, i aause with my three-year-old, this is a new thing that none of us have ever had to go through, but i think this is just normative for them moving forward, so they won't know that it's not, like, the same as what we had. >> brennan: sidney, i know your children have experienced things as a stop-start. how has that impacted them? >> they were 12 and 14. that's a really crucial time. so for my daughter who is a little bit more quiet anyway, we had to make sure she came out of her room. and we could kind of see her closing down, tensing up and, you know, so we could go into how can we help her mode? my son is a little bit more happy-go-lucky, so he seemed to be taking everything in stride, so it was clear he wasn't. he wasave 12-year-old who had, like, a three-year-old meltdown one day. he just ran out of the house yelling. and it was-- you know, we were worried. >> brennan: and, cam, i know you had some difficulty seeing what the impact was of isolation on your son. >> a couple of months into it, he was just breaking down occasionally, and he finall

." ♪ ♪ my name's caleb. what's yours? i'm grace! did you just move here? yeah! cool! truth is... my hardwood floors. then i found swiffer wetjet wood. you just move here? these soft microfiber-like pads absorb dirt and grime deep inside. and it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. wetjet wood. also try sweeper wood cloths. at intra-cellular therapies, we're inspired by our circle. a circle that includes our researchers, driven by our award-winning science, who uncover new medicines to treat mental illness. it includes the compassionate healthcare professionals, the dedicated social workers, and the supportive peer counselors we work with to help improve - and even change - people's lives. moving from mental illness to mental wellness starts in our circle. this is intra-cellular therapies. america by design is a series about american innovation, ingenuity and design excellence. it's about inspiration disruption and changing the game, but which innovation will our judges select to win the series? saturdays at 7 pm on cbs channel 5. we're all ready for a real vacation.

and part of the banners come up with separate, ample bottles. caleb and loss of pocket will bundles the goals repeatedly provide them with new clues. thanks to the bird detective, instinct to scientists have made some unsavory. discoveries will come within and not millions of them. we did extra knowledge, we know flying or direction different as via or had to be something to try that out . we went to have a lot of them signed an illegal. don't know if that gothic, if it down and elma de la, so despite their bad reputation, the goals are inadvertently doing their bid for the environment. no wonder they hold such fascination for these biologists. full throttle down a tube of ice at the winter olympics. luckiest team of bobs letters are heading for the starting line with a pretty good chance of winning and in the future they may get even more help from little nicks in the north of lafayette, he is lucky enough to be able to train every day in his own backyard and on his own private world class ice track. mixes the helmsman, as his father sits in the back. bob slick is the boys passion. a s

. ♪ ♪ my name's caleb. what's yours? i'm grace! did you just move here? yeah! cool!ve a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> 500 years ago my family found the world's biggest fortune then was betrayed. >> "uncharted" struck box office gold over the holiday weekend. the video game adaptation earned the number-one spot with a projected $51 million. it stars tom holland and mark wahlberg who are searching for a fortune lost 500 years ago. the solid debut marked another win for holland with sony pict

. ♪ ♪ my name's caleb. what's yours? i'm grace! did you just move here? yeah! cool!dog chow we believe helping dogs live their best life... should be simple. did you just move here? that's why dog chow is made with real chicken and no fillers. purina dog chow. keep life simple. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire matc-great party, carlene.ion. you must have blown your budget. -not exactly. -you have great name-brand snacks, tons of meat, and where did you get this imported cheese? -hello! grocery outlet, bargain market. - this week, your local grocery outlet has 2lb bags of wonderful pistachios for only 9.99. - ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> and the 2021 a.p. most valuable player is -- [ cheers ] >> aaron rodgers. [ applause ] >> for the fourth time in his career, green bay packers quarterback aaron rodge

in the whole ducks and flying to cities in part of this abundance come up with upper ample bottles. caleb and loss of pocket will bundles. the goals repeatedly provide them with new clues. thanks to the bird detective, instinct to scientists have made some unsavory discoveries. come with not millions of. we did extra knowledge. we knew she was flying all directions for via or had to be something attract. then i also went to have, i live in la. doesn't sound an illegal or not that gothic. if at the i'm and elma de la, so despite their bad reputation, the goals are inadvertently doing their bid for the environment. no wonder they hold such fascination for these biologists. full throttle down a tube of ice at the winter olympics. luckiest team of bobs letters are heading for the starting line with a pretty good chance of winning. and in the future they may get even more help from little nicks in the north of lat, via. he is lucky enough to be able to train every day in his own backyard and on his own private world class ice track. nick, this is the helmsman. as usual. his father sits in the

resist news that came in, i'm gonna talk to a correspondent in the new york city shortly about this caleb, that the us authorities of undertaken what he said, a hostile actually took a telephone call in the middle of the media briefing, announcing that 12 russian diplomats are going to be declared persona non grata, kicked out again. we're going to go and talk to a correspondent about that. shortly. a few responds from him. when asked about.

she's been following the un security council emergency meeting very closely. caleb, what did we hear from us, and what was the key takeaways? sure. well, the 15 member body that leads the united nation convened for a meeting. now russia was acting as the head of the un security council in the rotating position. they convened a meeting, we heard from the united states, the u. s. a accused russia of violating ukraine's territorial integrity. they claimed that ukraine, that russia wants to recreate the russian empire. the united states said that if russia further invades ukraine, there will be devastating outcomes. they argue that this was putin wanting to demonstrate his force and they said that this was food and tearing.

neil: caleb, real quickly, or long-term for me is breakfast on monday. what do you tell them? >> yeah. i mean, again, it's parents, it's aunts, it's uncles, it's grand parents, and they're thinking about the mistakes and the opportunities that they've had or may have missed or passed on. and how they would do things slightly differently for the next generation beyond them and the legacy that they want to live. i think we live in today a web 2 transitioning into web 3 world where web 3 really represents the opportunity for ownership. and so those that aren't familiar with blockchain technology, those that are familiar with cryptocurrencies and investing, they're thinking about this not in terms of the gains today necessarily when they're thinking about their child's portfolio, they're thinking about ownership in the future and insuring that their child is set no matter what their relationship so -- to that child might be. >> yeah. and just quickly -- [inaudible] >> got it. gentlemen, thank you very much. caleb and jordan, the brains behind earlybier clip