good to talk to you, colleen.finitely a hunger crisis in the us and around the world. obviously in the 24 countries where we work the 24 countries where we work the situation is much more dire, but definitely food supplies, the inequality of the wealthy and not wealthy just seems to get bigger and bigger in our country as well as many countries. just the fact that a billionaire was born every 17 minutes in 2020 and 150 million people were plunged into extreme poverty around the world, it�*s a very kind of shocking number that is talking about what is happening. during the pandemic— about what is happening. during the pandemic we _ about what is happening. during the pandemic we recall- about what is happening. during the pandemic we recall we - about what is happening. during the pandemic we recall we were| the pandemic we recall we were showing our viewers shocking images of people queueing in cars around the block in the us just to get food, which too many watching around the world is astounding, given you are t

and the in the 2nd half i'll be speaking with colleen y'all. he is a rising star in big point, guatemala, and we hope to be going there soon enough and take the message with us as we always do. we met 1st and big going miami 2021, which was a spectacular event getting ready for big point. 22, which will also be in miami. all popping off. don't go away, much more are coming your away with. ah, there's a patch of water around the try a seal island that's in contention. between canada and the united states, northern gulf, a maintenance suddenly become optimal for lobster. our populations years exploded. one of the most valuable fisheries that's ever existed. suddenly you had me and canadian fishermen in these waters. at the same time jousting for position and attention are high, violence is bound to happen. this is the last land border dispute between canada and the united states. it could be magnified to the part where there could be costs that would be significant to quote countries. border disputes don't go away, they just fester. something's g

from e backs. america. dora colleen? yeah, welcome back. pleasure to be here. mac. right. we saw you. big going 20. 21. 9 months ago. a sense that time not equal kelly made bitcoin legal tender right here in el salvador. you're right next door in guatemala. has this change was happening in guatemala. so it makes it impossible to ignore everyone in the region is much more aware of what's going on and they're letting in somehow to be the experiment that they will undoubtedly follow. right. how does the guatemalan press covering this? not so much they try to ignore it. whenever they can, but slowly, but surely, bitcoin makes its way. so not that as much as we would hope, but i'm sure more in 2020 through, you know, here. now, salvador, i come in contact with what a lot of people have noticed about people that live in el salvador and at the very open, they're very communicative. they're very friendly. and i think that really goes with the big claim ideology that it's open. it's open source and it, it fosters community and foster friendship is not a fair characterization of int

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they get a me a it was a limbic now you, i did my case in a neat, clean kid that they owe you as and colleen got a ga, ga, ga gov. you can get the lab and i can take a look at it. go get on the hadn't gone gone. gone. gone? gone? well obviously the big about is making a big deal. this old lady. she didn't want to leave this host sadie and give it to julia which will get to lake lake, uneasy hidden. i said, oh, this is lake close to what it was. things like them in floating has come. there was also been floating. the biggest thing which hurts me is this whole because i used to run from here to the end. now because that belongs to my, their invoices and both of these and who have decided to keep a wall. so they don't face this used to be made on this with this character completely. this is where i was jody and i went back 30 years. this place was completely different. but a few ways. everything was, in fact, it was one of the most self reliant village. it had its own economy. everything got produced here. people were happier, there was no religion here. everybody celebrated every system. so th

charles: fantastic question, colleen. matt, how are they pulling this off?> so with that i think this is a great question to highlight the complexity what the stock market has become, and right here i take the next level higher, the extreme off exchange trading. right now amc, 60% of all shares traded are off exchange. that leads to a system where there is less efficiency, less price discovery, and it is leading to potential conflicts of interest which the eu literally just banned payment for order flow today. that was announced. we know gary gensler has been discussing it. so the situation of extreme amounts of off exchange trading that is something that has to be looked at. instead they will talk to us, brokerage, a little too much gameification. let's focus on that first. give me a break. charles: i am glad you brought up gameification. financial television, the market opens, ten minutes later what are they saying winners and losers? how do you know the stock was a winner. now $3, up 50-cent. it is not a winner. may not a loser. if anyone gamefied wall st

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democrat le justice department is bringing the challenge against the republican controlled state. patty colleen has more now from washington in just about 3 hours of back and forth. the justices heard arguments for and against the texas abortion law. basically it goes round roe v wade, which allows abortion in the country and says that private citizens can basically sue anyone involved in how helping a woman get in abortion. and they could face up to a $10000.00 fine after the arguments, the lawyers for both sides said that they were optimistic. i don't wanna read too much into it to you. but as i spoke several justice were obviously concerned with i think you heard today the state of tex's nit texas to do this with the right to abortion band with brown versus the board of education. a state could have gotten around the supreme court decision brown by allowing anyone to sued for $10000.00 in war. someone who's integrating sworn to the federal courts would have been completely powerless. so the focus for me is this case. and this can schedule what happens in other states or what their legislator

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colleen mcbride is just happy to have her own room once again.t's like everything is just perfect in my life. everything is just everything i could. all i can't even imagine. >> being where i'm at now. a year ago, bride credit to getting involved in modesto is downtown streets. team. >> and their camp to home program for turning her life around anybody can be and do what i've done if they want it bad enough and they've got the support system of the street team, just like the name suggests camp to home provides job training and housing to get people out of encampments in shelters like this one. into permanent housing and on the path to self-sufficiency everything kind of matched up the dogs, hit it off. >> we hit it off. it was just a perfect match 6 months ago. kathleen mooney has opened up her home and offered to rent out a room as part of the program after her husband died last year. this home. >> it's a really nice place to be. but it's not good for one person camp to home screens each participant matches them with an appropriate landlord and

he died last month of complications from cove at 19, at the age of $84.00 patty colleen as this report now from washington. ah, there are few former cabinet secretaries who would be remembered like this. the current and to former u. s. presidents. all of the top military brass, past cabinet secretaries and diplomats in attendance. the colin powell was much more than just a former secretary of state. he broke the race barrier, the 1st african american national security advisor, 1st chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and 1st block secretary of state, leading the pentagon during the 1st gulf war. he became a household name. but then as george w bush's secretary of state, he was tasked with trying to make the case for the next gulf war at the united nations. something he would later, deeply regret, law, margaret. oh. but here he was remembered for his faith, his family, and his life long service in uniform and out. his closest friends remembered his humor. like during his meeting with a swedish diplomat, and she knew of shack fairfields affection for, ah, and she knew shack retry pals i

my name is colleen bray. welcome from the team here at r t h q in the russian capital. i've got your news for you. now here with our headline stories. the united nations high commissioner for refugees has criticized the use handling of the migrant crisis at the border between poland and bela rose and says the barbed wire pushback from violence to run justifiable methods of dealing with the situation. thousands of asylum seekers remain camped out as they have been for 3 night now. in dire conditions along the frontier in the hope of trying to gain entry into the meantime, the still no access to the border area thought humanitarian assistance from the e u side. but several tons of aid including food, water, warm clothes, have been provided by the bell. russian branch of the red cross local officials and civil activists have also been helping to hand it out with more on how people are coping at the camp. his artist constantine wrote coff. one of the 3rd thing that he noticed when he entered the campus, just the smoke fixed smoke from the camp fires. and when you spend just

my name is colleen bray. welcome to you. well, news this weekend for marty international. first one story dominating from eastern europe as the migrant crisis on the bell. rooks, poland border continues to unfold with warsaw, now threatening to cut off railway traffic with its non e. you neighbor, that's a thousands of asylum seekers wait on the frontier in hopes of entering the european union. and as you can see from these latest pictures, we have released by the bel russian authorities, a gray and wintry picture army and police on one side of the barbed wire. and these migrants on the other trying to keep warm in the chill at the onset of winter keeping fire going as best they can with wet wood, some little basic provisions, but no sanitary provisions and scant medical help to a desperate position to be in and not allowed to go anywhere the you being there dream, those dreams so dashed for now, and the foreseeable future at least. meanwhile, the british army has sent 10 engineering specialists to the polish side of the border to assess the barbed wire barrier that's been

the talks in colleen has a septic that solution. nothing is further away. given the breakdown in cooperation between the united kingdom and france has taken place this week, the press conference that happens in the aftermath of this meeting in calais took place in just something that how they can see in the background. behind me add 2 main strands to it. the 1st was that i think there was a recognition amongst the participants that the e. u does need to have a more coordinated mode, joined up asylum policy at the the situation. the time of this course is not the only immigration issue that the, that you're facing in. and it also has what's going on on the poland that are roost border. and i think both of these things are being looked at together by the european union as they, as they should, the, the, they, they recognize that they need to have some kind of action. now, the commissioner was saying that from tx, which is the kind of border for leasing force will send a plane the help police that the french coastline. and she said that she was shocked by the

my name is colleen bray with the world news this our 1st then the u. n's. climate summit got down to business in scotland with president putin endorsing russia's commitment to become a carbon neutral economy. no later than 2060 in support of global conservation efforts. as they was alicia, having set the task of building a carbon neutral economy, no later than 2060 russia is also relying on the unique resources of our forest ecosystems. enough fair, significant potential for absorbing carbon dioxide and producing oxygen. we will indeed, our country has about 20 percent of all the world's forest areas it nauseous or india, and which is one of the world's biggest pollutants is also set a target for becoming carbon neutral, the year 2070 missing the summit goal by 2 decades. the indian prime ministers also asked for more money to be told out to developing countries for their transition to cleaner energy southgate taylor next looks at how complying with emission goals may not be that simple foundations heavily dependent on fossil fuels. hope $26.00 his hair and it's going to save us from

my name's colleen brady, wealth news. this out, we're going to start in rome, then is the g 20 summit of the week and maybe the 1st time those leaders met face to face for a while. but it wasn't an entire cheerful reunion. the french president accused the australian prime minister of lying about a lucrative submarine deal. the paris was conspicuously excluded from ortiz. kevin, i went and corresponded danny armstrong discuss this pretty unequivocal stance from mister mc crum, by to say, when, when we have to be true. and you have to behave in line and consistently with the value you think people i do, i don't think i know will lead is very rarely say these things about their counterparts, which gives you some kind of a marker of how much the as a new with fresh president in manual micro macro said he doesn't think, but he knows that the australian prime minister scott morrison has lied to him about the orchestra. the trilateral pack between the u. k, the u. s. and australia signed in mid september with a view to providing

and in the 2nd half i'll be speaking with colleen y'all. he is a rising star in big coin, guatemala. and we ought to be going there soon enough and take the message with us as we always do. we met 1st a big coin, miami, 2021, which was a spectacular event. get ready for pick point $22.00, which will also be in miami. so all popping off, don't go away much more coming your away in a, a seeing high levels. one certainty creeping in taking can only life. and i think we're all aware of the disruption of global supply chain spike in the cost of energy. wishing a reappearance of inflation, and i think all of these constitute on the economy, scroll down to sign risks, which put me to wonder is still ahead of us. despite the moderation of the severity of making jesus christ. join me every 1st day on the alex simon. sure. i'll be speaking to guess in the world of politics. sport business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then. ah, but i'm back to the kaiser report. i'm at kaiser and we get into my interview with carlino in just a moment, but 1st, som

my name is colleen bright with the wealth news from asi international. first, the united nations high commissioner for refugees has criticized the youth handling of the migrant crisis at the border between poland and bela bruce. and says that bob wyatt pushed backs and violence, unjustifiable methods of dealing with the situation. thousands of beside him seek his camp out for 3rd night at di conditions along the frontier in the hope of trying to gain entry to the e. u. meantime, the still no access to the border area for humanitarian assistance from the e u side. but several tons of aid, including food, water, and warm clothes have been provided by the bell russian branch of the red cross. local officials and civil activists have also been helping to hand lamps now with more on how the people are coping at the camp. his ortiz constantine watch cove. one of the 3rd thing that he noticed when he entered the camp is just the smoke thick smoke from the camp fires. and when you spend just a couple of hours in this fix, smoke, you feel dizzy and your eye sore,

my name is colleen bright. welcome to you. we'll news from alta international 1st for you this out in an unprecedented move, president biden has opened america's strategic petroleum reserve making available some 50000000 barrels through the coming months. with the details, his kind of open the decision was made in coordination with other major energy consumers such as india, japan, and south korea in response to the fact that oil exporting countries have not made the decision to ramp up the oil supply as the biden administration has repeatedly request it now many have looked on and seen this is potentially a p r move on the part of the biden administration to show that they are concerned about the economy and the rising oil prices. but as you can see on social media, it's kind of had the opposite effect. we see many voices speaking up and calling the move outrageous boyden releasing 3 days worth of oil. that tax pays already paid for joe biden would rather dip into a strategic oil reserve and puts americans to work in the ener

dresser is not developing new weapon systems that can shoot down the satellites and out there as patty colleen has more of the story from washington . what we heard yesterday from the state department pentagon, all condemning what they said was a provocative and dangerous move. but then again, you just heard from the russians. they say they're denying that it created any sort of danger and space. and they're saying that the u. s. is hypocritical, and it didn't warrant to point out that the u. s. does have the same technology, in fact, used it in 2008 to down. what they said at the time was a satellite that was falling to earth and could oppose to danger. but it did come exactly about a year after the chinese had performed a similar test. we also know the indians have done that into in 2019. so obviously this is a growing field for military development. and important to point out that the u. s . knows this because it created a space command, a branch of the military solely focused on making sure that they can have some dominance in space. now of course there's going to be a question. should the

my name is colleen bry. welcome to you. well, news. first breaking developments, then that a u. s. defense department probe has found no misconduct or negligence in the mistake and us drone strike on cobble earlier this year. the strike left 10 civilians dead, including 7 children. the investigation that found no violation of law including the law of war, did find execution errors confirmed by confir may or a combined with confirmation bias and communication break. the breakdowns that regrettably led to a civilian casualties. carol, senior correspondent august, they have sit with me in the studio across all this mariah with the, the final act of violence from us forces during that chaotic pull out and 20 difficult years. but no one's at fault. well, that is what essentially the pentagon is saying that their own investigation has found them not guilty. what they have said is that as we heard execution and error as well as communication breakdowns and the other big things are, what are, what are to blame and all of that so they can get away with without pinning the blame on anyone

my name is colleen bright. welcome to wealth used from out. see 1st, that a breaking developments on the story we've been tracking here throughout the day. russia says the west is running an information campaign against russia over the border crisis between poland and belarus. it comes off to the polish prime minister just a little earlier accused at vladimir putin of being directly responsible for the unfolding situation. let's just take you through some of the responses and developments in the past few hours. the a you is partially suspending a visa facilitation deal with barrows. it's in response to all the blocks calling an ongoing hybrid attack launched by the bell russian regime. several 100 migrants have gathered bella roses bordered with poland, looking across into the e. u member state. go back to your home. you are not allowed to get this idea. leave the idea. now, we will use force. this is some of the latest video we've got from the border where the migrants have gathered among them are children, some of them very young. the polish

my name is colleen bray with the world news from arte international onto headline stories in a moment. first, let me tell you about developments that we learned about of the past hour or so that a high school and a middle school in texas are currently on a precautionary security lockdown because of reports of a person carrying a gun in the area. police are searching for a suspects of the incidents in the city of al passed. so there are no further details and certainly no indication of anything more sinister or troubling at this stage. and police are briefing reporters at the moment, so when we learn will will update you here on archie. next though, the g 20 summit enrollment the week had may have been the 1st time those leaders met face to face for a while. but it wasn't an entirely cheerful reunion. the french president accused the australian prime minister of lying about a lucrative submarine deal. the paris was conspicuously excluded from ortiz, kevin owen, and corresponded. danny armstrong discussed this pretty unequivocal starts from mister micron. i do see when, when we have to

my name is colleen bray with the world news. this our 1st on my chrome on everybody's minds, causing havoc around the world right now. the new coven mutation has been highlighted as a variance of concern by the world health organization. and it's already being detected in multiple countries. they're also fears. it's highly contagious that even people who are fully vaccinated could easily get it. nations have become closing their borders to curb it's spread. the 1st images that the new strain originally detected in south africa been published by italian researches on the right is on chrome. on the left it's the delta buried. the red area is showing it's got many more mutations this time around. and that means that the virus has further adapted, but it's not yet clear whether that means it's more dangerous. meanwhile, some vaccine developers have already stepped in and said that they're ready to provide modified jobs to fight the new strain, the producers of russia. sputnik v vaccine say they're working on a new shot and can provi

now wednesday, the 11th of november, my name is colleen bray. welcome to wealth news from alta international. the big story we're across for you, this our, the migrant crisis shows no sign of abating at the border between poland and belarus, where thousands have been camping in harsh conditions for the last 2 nights. but as the political situation, the heats up, the weather is only getting cold up now among those sacrificing basic comforts in their efforts to find a better life of families with children. now this is some of the latest video that we've had from that border camp. adding to the migrants plight to food and water supplies are set to be running low, while many a having to keep warm in damped sleeping bags. people there including children, to be collecting wood for fires throughout the past couple of days. and we've been speaking to people in the camp, including a disabled boy who's hoping to get treatment in the you who you want to be. when you grow old victor holiday constance. he was born with a disease in his legs. we tried very ha

my name is colleen bray with the world news for monte international in moscow. first then to rome and the g. 20 summit of the weekend. that may have been the 1st time that those leaders met face to face for quite a while, but it certainly wasn't all smiles. as the french president accused, the australian prime minister of lying about a lucrative submarine deal to paris was conspicuously excluded from. we talked about it with correspondent danny armstrong. i do see when, when we have with behave in mine and consistently quizzes value i don't think i know, of course, world leaders very rarely say these things about their counterparts, which gives you some kind of a marker as to how much that is hit a nerve with fresh president emmanuel macro macklin says he doesn't think, but he knows that the australian prime minister scott morrison has lied to him about the orchestra. that's the trilateral pack between the u. k. the u. s. and australia signed in mid september with a view to providing nuclear power submarines air to australia for him. when australia signed that w

my name is colleen bray over the world news from alta international. big story we're across for you. this out of the british medical journal has published a whistleblower report, claiming that was serious flaws in phases code, vaccine trials. last year. the research behind the allegations says that she was fired the same day. she raised her concerns and the youth authorities are refusing to investigate his ortiz, he goes down of so all these revelations they have been published at the british medical journal, a very respected science paper. not some tabloid, that has a history or well is known for publishing. some unverified information and so that article it details the allegations of a whistle blow of a woman who used to be part used to be with a contractor with a company called ventana. so what does this vin tarver your firm has anything to do with the pfizer and it's vaccine you might ask? so it all goes back to the 3rd phase of clinical trials on the vaccine. some might argue that it's the most important phase. so pfizer to do the these trials, it

many musicians are now pursuing abroad. natasha colleen, l 0, a man, georgia. now a librarian in indonesia has out a novel way to kill 2 birds with one stone. this mo, bar library gets books to children who wouldn't otherwise have access to them. and it reduces the amount of litter in the neighborhoods on java island, kids can borrow books in exchange for plastic cups and other waste. they collect rowden row ram doughty, then sells it to buy more books a day on our own, the circuit that the down people around our neighborhood that still don't care about how to dispose of their ways. and that our target and our target is not only have in the more by library in one village, it is expanding now, and we hope that people will be more aware of the environment. ah, try for a quick check of the headlines here on al jazeera, the un security council has won the conflict in ethiopia to grow region, could spiral into civil war. the kinds calling for an end to the fighting and urging dialogue in a country over a 110000000 people over 90 different ethnic groups and 80 langua

our latin america is on the sea. newman reports from colleen. it's colorless, odorless and tasteless and its everywhere. hydrogen is one of the world's most abundant elements. a plentiful source of energy, lighter and more powerful than lithium and oil, can be used to fuel large vehicles, airplanes, and ships, or to power heavy industry like mining. but the challenge is to replace conventional fossil fuels with hydrogen without using contaminating energy sources to make it. this is no ordinary forklift. it's the was 1st to be run on green hydrogen produced right here at the last thought. the less copper plant near chili's capital. if the move but a seal with this is very similar to a petrol station and the time it takes to fill the vehicle is very similar as well . green hydrogen is produced by separating hydrogen molecules from h 20, in other words, water to a process of electrolysis. it only emits water vapor, no c o 2. and this is the 2nd part of the equation, the ability to generate enough sustainable energy as they're doing here to make the

my name's colleen bry. welcome to your world news from archie, international, developing story to star with then the origins and timing of this latest cobit very entering question of the dutch health officials say that on the chromos detected in the netherlands before it was reported in south africa. it's unclear though so far if the infected people who visited africa and exactly how the new variant appeared in the netherlands. but it could also mean that there are many more cases around the world earlier. kevin, haven't got the latest from our correspondence. peter oliver in europe and policy up in south africa. oh, so does announce. mentioned this new information that's coming forward is re big. welcome to authorities here in south africa. sh. this is because from the start people forming an african variant. and they would say, no, it's not as a companion, all scientists and i experts are so far advanced that they were able to pick it up to teach it and be honest to not to report it to the world health or

my name is colleen bray with the world news from arte international. first, the dominating story in europe as we head into the weekend and following a search in new covey cases. in austria, the chancellor has announced a nationwide lockdown for at least 10 days, starting this coming monday. as well as a lubing vaccination mandate from february, becoming in that instance, the 1st european country demanding obligatory vaccinations. neighboring germany is also considering similar meshes or europe corresponded peter oliver reports next from inside austria. alexander schellenberg, the austrian chancellor saying that the whole country will be going into a new lock down for monday at a last at least 10 days. it could well last until the 13th of december. after that 6 ended, though only the own vaccinated will remain in the lock. now what it means though, is that unless you are going to school because education will remain open or you're taking somebody to school, then you are going to have to remain in your home unless you're going out to get food, your seeki

my name is colleen bray. welcome to world news from arte 1st to britain's confirm that its sent a group of soldiers to the poland bell roof border and a deal with warsaw. and had an escalating stand off of a migrants that already reached the level of the un security council. but i wrote as accusing poland and left you a near of using the crisis to get extra funding from brussels. but several western members of the un security council se bella rose is actually trying to destabilize neighboring countries and allegation that is found little traction in russia. we. the currents, european union members of the security council condemn the orchestrated instrument delays zation of human beings. or there is a game or for shifting blame now or european union. remember about the reasons why these people are really, are fleeing their countries, which conscious destroys, are they are countries international organizations need to be provided with the immediate and unhindered access to people there in this no problem for jo

my name is colleen bry. welcome to you will use. first for you, joe. biden has opened america strategic petroleum reserve making available some 50000000 barrels through the coming months. but despite the unprecedented move, which political rivals claimed smacks of desperation and struggling economy, the president made this rather astonishing boast. we're experiencing the strongest economic recovery in the world. even after county, for inflation, our camera is bigger and our found is that more money in their pockets and they did before. the pandemic o u. s. correspond academy opened. next. explains how the decision to open up all reserves came about the decision was made in coordination. with other major energy consumers such as india, japan and south korea in response to the fact that oil exporting countries have not made the decision to ramp up the oil supply as the biden administration has repeatedly request it now many have looked on and seen. this is potentially a p r, move on the part of the biden administration to show that th

my name is colleen bright. welcome to you. well, news for marty international. the big story. we're across that right now. britain has confirmed that it sent a group of soldiers to the pony bella roost border in a deal with walsall. i made an escalating stand off of migrants that's already reached the level of the un security council. but a roost is accusing poland in lithuania, of using the crisis to get extra funding from brussels. but several western members of the un security council sate bella bruce is actually trying to destabilize neighboring countries and allegation that's found little traction with russia. we the current european union members of the security council condemn the orchestrated instrument delays zation of human beings. or there is a game or for shifting blaine now or european union. remember about the reasons why these people are really, are fleeing their countries, which countries destroyed or they are countries. international organizations need to be provided with immediate and unhindered access to people there in this, no problem for journalists for j

ron clean, only talk about ron colleen, the big difference between thanksgiving 2020 and thinking 2021 million people on unemployment, benefits them versus 2 million on unemployment today, that's the only difference between last year and this year. i see a lot of other differences in terms of where the country is in terms of crime, where we are at the border and the economy another major issue. todd: to your point it is like the democrats and the white house don't see or are ignoring the horrible poll numbers, the rest of the country sees how bad things are going and executing that at the polls and they are going to execute this at the polls come 2022. it is like the white house is in a strange before they are ignoring reality and if i'm the gop, bring it on. >> big government socialism is where the country is going if president biden got his land what they are grappling with is the fact that it just doesn't work. they see it but they are stuck, what can you do about it. another robbery at a southern california nordstrom happening overnight, massive trends in california, lapd searching

protecting the workplace the problem is osha has never done anything like this, it's using a thing colleenids having to do rulemaking that could take a long time. they've never done something like a vaccination of this kind. at least not mandated vaccination into toxic chemicals or physical threats in the workplace these states are saying these are way beyond the navigational beacon given the osha. the fifth circuit seems to find great credibility in that. the problem for the biden administration and made no secret that this was a workaround in the fact that it doesn't have the constitutional authority to do this directly. jon: one of the biden cabinet members was earlier saying, we played earlier at the top of the hour, osha can require hardhats on construction sites, why can it not require that you get the vaccine in order to continue on your job. >> he was making the case for these challenges. this is not a case of hardhats, this is not something that is a danger inherent in the workplace, this is an effort to get a national mandate when you don't have authority to do it directly as an