that is dave smith's motto. _ nearly on my limit. keep on. that is dave smith's motto.s motto. keep on. - nearly on my limit. keep on. that is dave smith's motto. keep on. mostj dave smith's motto. keep on. most people have it in their body for ten days, he had it for nearly 300. whenever a new medical person opens up my whenever a new medical person opens up my file, they look at it and say, you've had all this?! 1—person�*s had all this?! they say, here comes the miracle man!— all this?! they say, here comes the miracle man! davis 72, and a driving instructor by — miracle man! davis 72, and a driving instructor by day... _ miracle man! davis 72, and a driving instructor by day... -- _ miracle man! davis 72, and a driving instructor by day... -- dave - miracle man! davis 72, and a driving instructor by day... -- dave is - miracle man! davis 72, and a driving instructor by day... -- dave is a - instructor by day... —— dave is a 72. and a musician by night. it was last march that he caught covid—19. i had a terrible cough. at one time i coughed for five hours nonstop. i

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dave smith, i have 20 american flags and 20 tried flags in my front yard in los angeles. it's true. >> so i agree on pretty much everything i was just sad and i think it was a very interesting thing about this actually said at the end of the clip that we can marginalize these people. it's a very weird thing to hear a leftist say that that all of a sudden it's okay to marginalize people as long as it's the right group. i remember i was living in the upper west side. donald trump was maybe three months into his presidency and there were people with signs marching around saying worst president ever. the idea that you take someone who has a derogatory sign about joe biden as this inherently evil people, i would just say my perspective on this, explode lives, yes, my take is who are we talking about here? are they millionaires and billionaires or are you talking about working-class people who are americans who are proud of their country and here's the thing these guys have to understand. no matter how you feel about them this is their country too. they have a right to exist in

but as dave smith motto. most i be all right. i'll keep on. keep on. - but as dave smith motto.cough, break, cough, break, i mean cough, cough, cough. five hours, nonstop. if you can imagine the drain that puts on your body. he was especially vulnerable to covid—19 because his immune system had already been weakened by leukaemia and chemotherapy. for ten months, hejust could not beat the virus. how many times did you test positive? i counted them. 43 times. and each one, positive. a week later, positive. positive... will this never end? i'm praying all the time thinking next one is going to be negative. it never was. i lost ten stone. what? i lost ten stone. ten stone? yes. i went from a size 44 trousers, down to nearly 28. i looked in the mirror and thought, "who's that old man in the mirror?" it was me. it's me. dave was in and out of southmead hospital in bristol seven times. so it wasn't just that you were treating him for the effects of covid—19, he actually had covid—19 inciting ——inside him all of that time. yes. he had active virus in his body, and we were able to prove

keep on, that is dave smith's motto. and positive. will this never end? i am praying all the time thinking, the next one is going to be negative, but it never was. i lost ten stone. what? i lost ten stone. ten stone? i went from a size 44 trousers, i went down to nearly 28. i looked in the mirror and i thought, who's that old man in the mirror? oh, it's me. it's like someone had pulled the plug and everything in your life isjust drained out of your body. it's all gone. so what was it like? positive, positive, positive, positive. what effect did it have on you? i had resigned myself. i called the family and, made my peace with everybody, said goodbye, made out a list of the music i wanted played at my funeral. did you say your goodbyes to him at any point? did you think this is it? yes, yes. there was a lot of times where we didn't think he was going to pull through. yeah, it's been a hell of a year. a nightmare. dave was in and out of southmead hospital in bristol seven times. so it wasn't just that you were treating him

as we head out onto the coastal bays near ocean city, maryland, kevin smith, who runs a local environmental group, and davegist with the maryland department of natural resources, are on the lookout for birds. >> it's mostly pelicans from what i can see from he. >> sreenivasan: they are focused on species that congregate on small man-made islands built from dredged up sediment. it's habitat that has become increasingly rare in the last 25 years. >> we went from 29, 30 islands that waterbirds could use, down to three. and most of them have just eroded away over time. >> sreenivasan: that loss of habitat has led to a drop in the population of some seabirds that used to be a lot more common in maryland. >> there's aew cormorant nests out there. >> oh, i see them, yeah. >> in the middle. but no terns. >> no terns. >> sreenivasan: common and royal terns are iconic species of colonial waterbirds, diving for fish and nesting on open beach areas. the breeding population of common terns in maryland's coastal bays has fallen 90% since 2003, while the breeding potion of royal terns is now completely gone. black skimme

rap artists, the like of dave, jorja smith, so they are poised to pick up the torch as it was and one big names and the next generation coming through and those that are hitting the big time, but there are thousands of artists out there are thousands of artists out there putting out music and cannot make a living from it and particularly right now when life music is an option for artists big and small to make money, that is currently is something that has not been open to anyone. you currently is something that has not been open to anyone.— currently is something that has not been open to anyone. you are right to oint been open to anyone. you are right to point out. _ been open to anyone. you are right to point out. it _ been open to anyone. you are right to point out, it has _ been open to anyone. you are right to point out, it has been _ been open to anyone. you are right to point out, it has been a - to point out, it has been a challenging yet vertically for the artists relying on live performance. that is also bad of the challenge that there are so many people looking to be creati

smith. kevin, let's take some questions. moderator: all right. first question, let's go to dave shepardson at reuters. reporter: thanks for -- thanks for that. two -- two quick questions. dr. walensky, has the cdc decided whether to let the residential eviction ban expire on june 30? and can you talk a bit about, you know, the ongoing discussions about the 212f restrictions, given that some countries now have higher rates of infections that do not have any restrictions and some countries are still covered that have very low rates? is it time to rethink the 212f? dr. walensky: thank you for those questions, dave. we are in discussions about what will happen with eviction order for when it expires, so i don't have any updates there. with regard to 212f, this, of course, is an interagency conversation, and we are looking at the data in real time as to how we should move forward with that. and so -- and for -- in fact, you know, as you heard from dr. fauci earlier, as we look at those conversa -- as we have those conversations, we need to include data regarding where things -- there are more cases and dat