in many countries, schools and daycare centers have been closed. but recent studies show daycare centers could stay open without problems. but what about schools will also be visiting india and indonesia, where the roll out of booster vaccines is underway and will meet a scientist who's working to develop a new vaccine in indonesia ah, shutting down day care centers leads to a host of problems. young children soon get bored when they can't play with others . for parents, it means children need to be looked after at home. germany has not yet approved a vaccine for children under the age of 5. but despite that, a new study suggests daycare center still don't need to close because young children are better protected than previously thought. it's wednesday morning and the elk of as ne family getting tested twin sneezer and ha ha, a 4 years old. they go to day care. that means they have to be tested for cove at 19 twice a week. the little ones do not enjoy the procedure that we thought was good. but testing helps ensure that day care centers can remain

in many countries, schools and daycare centers have been closed. but recent studies show daycare centers could stay open without problems. but what about schools will also be visiting india and indonesia, where the roll out of booster vaccines is underway and will meet a scientist who is working to develop a new vaccine in indonesia ah, shutting down day care centers leads to a host of problems. young children soon get bored when they can't play with others . for parents, it means children need to be looked after at home. germany has not yet approved a vaccine for children under the age of 5. but despite that, a new study suggests daycare centers still don't need to close because young children are better protected than previously thought. it's wednesday morning and the elk of as ne family getting tested twins nisa and ha ha, a 4 years old. they go to day care. that means they have to be tested for cove at 19 twice a week. the little ones do not enjoy the procedure that we thought was good. but testing helps ensure that day care centers can remain

in daycare.n, ensure that the daycare itself. all adults should be vaccinated and get a booster. particularly for immunocompromised patients, i think a lot of people have protective bubbles, so some other daycares, fully vaccinated adults that are there, masking, if at all possible, and ensuring they are preventing other viruses such as influenza, which has a safe and effective vaccine at this time. geoff: i want to go back to vaccines in a second, but you talked about protocols and things preschools can do for this age group. is it appropriate to be testing kids this young regularly? should they be all wearing kids-sized n95 masks? guest: it depends. i keep coming back to that answer. i don't think a kids-sized n95 mask is necessary for kids. what i think is that a properly fitted mask, that can stay on that child's face for as long as they will tolerate it, should be the goal. if you have a mask that has a proper filter, if you have masks that have ties you can tie around the child's head when

in daycare. as much as you can ensure the daycare setting is safe, so all the eligible adults that are present should be vaccinated and hopefully should get a booster, and particularly for immunocompromised patients and our youngest immunocompromised patients, i think a lot of people have them in protective bubbles, so smaller daycares, fully vaccinated adults people who are there, masking if at all possible, and ensuring you're preventing other respiratory viruses, such as influenza, which has a safe and effective vaccine at this time. >> reporter: i want to go back to vaccines in a second, but you talked about protocols and things schools and pre-schools can do for this age group. is it appropriate to test kids this young regularly? should they all be wearing kid size n-95 masks? >> it depends. i keep coming back to that answer. i don't necessarily think a kids' size n-95 mask is necessary for all our kids. what i think is a properly fitted mask that can stay on that child's face or as long as

the cost of daycare in america, our look into the shocking pricf childcare costs more than a year of college, in many states. and the super bowl is set, and the world waits on tom brady's future. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. this could be a critical week as the threat of war looms in ukraine. tonight, president biden is warning russia nat it will face swift and severe consequences should it attack, adding that the u.s. and its allies are continuing to prepare for every scenario. the cold war foes faced off today at the u.n. security security council, calling for the deescalation of the largest mobilization of troops in decades. cbs news learned russia just delivered a written response to oust proposal aimed at lowering those tensionst cbs's weijia jiang leads off the coverage with the news at the white house. good evening, weijia. >> reporter: good evening to you, norah. tonight pentagon is seeing increasing russian military activity all around ukraine, i

own daycare.in williamsburg the school district will renovate a house in partnership with the high school construction that will serve as a childcare center for teachers children in a bright start daycare will expand its facility to help cut the current wait list of 67 children and a rural community. these are more than just buildings, they are physical reminders of the thousands of lives that will be enriched and it's not just for children. it's also the lives of parents empowered to go to work knowing that their child is cared for. last spring i established the governor's childcare task force and they charge the group is developing a comprehensive strategy to address this issue. i'm happy to report we party made progress in implementing rent many of the recommendations including relieving childcare providers of regulations. i look forward to working with the legislature this session. [applause] [applause] there are so many reasons for worker shortage. we need to recognize in some cases it's beca

your dog has daycare? >> to see other dogs, to get socialized. it's puppy university.t i can have some aloap time. >> gutfeld: interesting. >> daycare for your dog. >> gutfeld: you have a pet because you have too much alone time and now you say i need some space from my pet. >> you have to balance it out. rn. it's like they're there for you, you're not there for them. finding the bal bs. besides she wants to watch whatever she wants to watch at daycare. >> gutfeld: i feel like we're missing a key piece of nfgz. what can you do in front of your dog? i have a dog. >> i have done things in front of my dog that violate the geneva convention. >> it's hard to say what might happen. >> i would be banished from public like for a long time. >> you never know what the future will bring -- dis. >> mr.foster: there's a-- simple there's another aisle of -- >> gutfeld: there's another aisle of blind an mlz, the whole thing is i don't like my pets looking at me when i'm doing number 1, number 2, or number 3. lee, you're a congressman and a governor i'm afraid you don't know what to s

but daycare centers remain worrisome. the c.d.c.'idance: providers should get boosted and tested at least once a week. something to keep an eye on, a new sub variant named stealth omicron. this truly is the virus that wouldn't leave. margaret? >> brennan: mark strassmann, thank you. we go now to former f.d.a. commissioner and pfizer board member dr. scott gottlieb, who played it out of the storm and down here to d.c. this morning. that is dedication. thank you, doctor. >> doctor: thank you. >> brennan: there is a new variant of concern, ba2. and the c.d.c. says it is already here in the united states. how concerned should we be? >> doctor: the question is: does this change the decision space? i don't really think it does. it perhaps extends the tale on the decline we're seeing across the country. is it more contagious? it appears to be more contagious. data out of denmark suggests it is 1.5 times more contagious. does it evade our immune system or the immunity we have attained from the vaccines? so far it suggests it doesn't. a fully

if you can create unique financial partners, that can match the daycare model. it is funded federally. as far as what they can do, if we can get access to more flux will capital to offer lower interest rates for these types of models, that would really help. as developers in our community, we can look at building the buildings and helping with the operations cost to offset the cost to make it more affordable to our community. thank you for this opportunity. >> you are exactly right. this is upgrading and improving facilities that we need to support more as making the business models for childcare function for parents and providers where we have situations where providers are making not even up to support their families at the same time parents are placed out of childcare because it is so expensive. there are many opportunities here. i want to thank all of our panelists for a terrific discussion about the opportunities we have to support, community development. thank you so much for the opportunity. we have heard a lot today about areas of bipartisan opportunity

while i find the daycare center opens at 5 pm daily, just went, parents need to go out to work. the kids are given meals and they participate in activities that will help them in school. all right, so 100 children are brought here every day. they remain in this place until 11 o'clock in the evening. that's when their parents are able to come and pick them up . the fact that so many children whose parents are urban recyclers on this tweet shows how difficult the situation is for many families in this country were child at poverty rates are close to 65 percent of the carpool. needles movement was born out of the economic crisis of 2001. in the past 2 decades, the movement has become more organized and is now a critical part of argentina's recycling efforts. media monserat is a mother struggling to make ends meet. she says it's the only job she has been able to find. it pays around a $150.00 a month by my to live. we pay rent and we try to give our children what we can. everything worries me. i want to give them an education and food i want them to move forward in life. the pandemi

yes, children having fun and singing at this daycare center. im when a site is most of the kids come here because their parents are working minimum wage jobs such as urban recyclers or got it. so needles as they're known here in the past year demand for these loping urban recycling jobs have been on the rise. yeah, my name is natalia salazar has been working here for years. she says the waiting list is getting longer every day and thought less her laugh and don't really. we have families waiting to kindergarden. another class is the pandemic devastated us . and the thing that is clear is he inequality that exists itself. we never got why fi computers or anything to help the kid while i from the daycare center opens at 5 pm daily. just when parents need to go out to work, that kids are given meals and they participate in activities that will help them in school. all right, so 100 children are brought here every day. they remain in this place until 11 o'clock in the evening. that's when their parents are able to come and pick them up . the fact that so many children whose parents are u

and in hall, the bright start daycare and preschool will expand its facility to help cut the current wait list of 67 children in this rural community. these are more than just buildings. they are physical reminders of the thousands of lives that will be enriched and it's not just the children. it's also the lives of parents empowered to go to work knowing that their child is cared for. last spring i also established the governor's child care tax force and i charged the -- task force and i charge the group with developing a comprehensive strategy to address this issue. i'm happy to report that we've already made progress in implementing many of the recommendations. including relieving child care providers of onerous regulations. there's more to do and i look forward to working with the legislature this session [applause] there are so many reasons for the worker shortage but we need to recognize in some cases it's because the government hasn't taken away -- has taken away the need or desire to work. the safety net has become a hammock. now, don't mistake me. this isn't the only cause,

they let the daycare at six. police shot the suspect after seven margin that hopping like when the kids outside people start shooting and this wall is not as strong to hold a bullet. officers say the two people hit by the car are recovering in the hospital, and they're expected to be ok. the police chief plans to hold a news conference tomorrow morning to release more details. reporting in san jose. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. cal osha is investigating the death of a tesla worker at the company's fremont plant, a production associate working on the powertrain line at the site collapsed and died early yesterday morning. state investigators are now gathering more information to determine if the death was actually work related. the identity of the employee who died has not been released. as more people across california become infected with covid first responders in sacramento. we're talking to state lawmakers about long wait times at hospitals during a legislative hearing at the state capitol yesterday, em

you can match a one term assets particularly in affordable housing, daycare and other facilities that use long-term financing. it's a very, very powerful program put together in a slightly different way brick works thank you very much. would you like to comment on this as well and is see this as being advantageous to a native cdf i? >> the industry is great that we support one another. i trust frank and john and the work they do. as a person on the grounds during the work, it is nice to have big brothers out there watching out for this. we have been getting updates on them and we have support legislation advance bite ranking member rounds. we are looking forward to learning more from the cdi f. longer term debts to match wits and our committee sounds like a win to me.li >> thank you so much. let me stay with you mr. vogel, senator rounds mentioned make permanent programs in tribal communities it's based on a pilot usda has been conducting south dakota they partner with native cdf eyes to make loans under section 502 mortgage lending thprogram. i know he is involved in this pilot progr

this includes that home at daycare and preschools and throughout our entire community. dr walensky also addressed confusion over the cdc's updated isolation guidelines, she emphasized people should only leave isolation early if covid symptoms have resolved their urge to wear a mask and avoid public places. after that time, you are most infectious. in the two in the 1 to 2 days before your symptoms and the 2 to 3 days after your symptoms. meanwhile the cdc announcing friday, people who received moderna's covid vaccine can get a booster five months after their second dose instead of six months. earlier this week, moderna ceo suggested fourth shot may be necessary in the fall, but medical experts say they need more data booster after booster in a small number of countries will not end the pandemic, while billions remain completely unprotected. about 35% of fully vaccinated americans have received a booster shot in atlanta. jonathan serrie fox news. sidewalk eating was born during the pandemic as a way to boost bay area restaurants. but the fate of those park let's is now u

. >> they come into the daycare, and erica said, don't let him hurt me. >> she handed investigators, what could be, a vital clue. but would it be enough to crack the case? >> hello, welcome to dateline. i'm craig melvin. it all started with a crime that not even police could believe. a little girl. just a toddler. shot in the head, deliberately. left for dead by a killer who, then, disappeared. but a detective vowed to crack this case, no matter how long it took. >> one of the biggest attractions at the louisville zoo was a floppy your baby named scotty. cute, and cuddly, at least for an elephant. >> he has hair. >> you are right. >> but on this day, he shared the spotlight with another media celebrity. a spunky girl, named erika. who has an infectious laugh, and an incredible story, captivating a city. >> that girl's a miracle child. >> why did they call her that? >> because she's been through a lot. >> we have a two-year-old, shot twice in the head. >> does she have an understanding of what happened to her? >> she knows she was shot. >> if you could have seen her, you would have sa

. >> the daycare center opens at 5:00 p.m. daily, just when parents need to go out to work.heir kids are given meals and participate in activities that will help them in school. over 200 children are brought here every day. they remained in this place until 11:00 in the evening. that is when their parents are able to come and pick them up. the fact that so many children whose parents are urban recyclers on the street shows how difficult the situation is for many families in this country where child poverty rates are close to 65%. the movement was born out of the economic crisis of 2001. in the past two decades, the movement has become more organized and is now a critical part of argentina's recycling efforts. and mother struggling to make ends meet says it is the only job she has been able to find. >> we pay rent and we try to give our children what we can. everything worries me. i want to give them an education and food. i want them to move forward in life. >> the pandemic has exacerbated argentina's economic crisis. government handouts and makes -- and subsistence for the

yes, children having fun and singing at this daycare center. im when a site is most of the kids come here because their parents are working minimum wage jobs such as urban recyclers or got so needles as they're known here in the past to your demand for these loping urban recycling jobs have been on the rice la my name is natalia salazar has been working here for years. she says the waiting list is getting longer every day and thought her laugh and doesn't really. we have families waiting to kindergarten. another class is the pandemic devastated us. and the thing that is clear is he inequality that exists is often we never got why fi computers or anything to help this kid while i from the daycare center opens at 5 pm daily, just went, parents need to go out to work that kids are given meals and they participate in activities that will help them in school. over so 100 children are brought here every day. they remain in this place until 11 o'clock in the evening. that's when their parents are able to come and pick them up. the fact that so many children whose parents are urban recyclers

you can see a woman on the ground locked in a struggle there outside of daycare. that take care is run by a former strong safety, robert,. and his wife. he ran out and confronted the suspects. they eventually drove off. the car was later found abandoned. no one was hurt. he says he is not a hero and is giving props to the women for fighting back. two to seattle where a landslide partially collapsed a home leaving a dog trapped inside for six days. it was missing and presumed dead until someone heard a whimper. there she is. fire finals pulled the black lab out of the home. she was brought down for an emotional reunion. sammy seemed alert and wagged her tail a little bit. they say she had just enough room so she was not crushed. she must have survived on rainwater over the last few days. so glad she's back. coming up, he is known for his work on the football field. now, see how tom brady is stepping into the world of fashion. >> i'm in miami with an inside look at this operation that is running 24-7 to produce at home rapid test kits trying to keep up with demand.

essentially, you know, that torture have visited upon human radium in saying and confinement for, for a daycare. you know, it's hard for anyone and sometimes if it's a question but it makes you wonder whether perhaps, you know, submitting to or using to all those spheres. and all those dangers of them. eric and imprisonment would have lacking with with more house or more ability to serve. he has cost because nelson mandela, after all, state prison for quite some time. but he's been influential in that now to narrow it down. what do you think towards that could happen to mister a sounds, if indeed, the extradition requested granted implemented, we could guy, and i'm not, i'm not exaggerating that they could die. certainly whether he stays in your prison system. but secondly, if you guys knew reps amnesty international my point, i would like to say that they assurance is given by lawyers acting for us in the appeals court should be triggered very cautiously. if i can seriously. because even if we accept that assurances by the united states government that he would get proper health care that woul

sanchez has been able to evade extradition for almost the daycare. but it seems that this factor of it is now more con critize than ever. you mentioned the, the ruling by a british forth by the, in fact the u. k. high court. allows for that extradition, do you think we receive? well, i think what we're likely to say play out now. and what we should say player is a political solution based simply on humanitarian grounds. you've got a person who sprays still more. she's got at a mom struck. you've got a person who's kept in belmont prison, one of the toughest prisons in the united kingdom. and they've been there for some time and there's no resolution inside. she humanity, jobs that are not enough. and that's the center of a lot of the debate in australia and the competitions who for example, have not been supported with sergeant nasa, is strong and government has an obligation to make sure that one of the citizens does not suffer any more of a met their storage soccer. and so while the specter of further court cases lose dead, dismaying is just the ca

certainly a lot of money at the daycare and we'll continue to follow this one boom bust benson and captain dennis teacher of the allied pilots association. thank you both for your insight. thank you. and it's the largest acquisition ever for the video game industry as x box maker, microsoft has agreed to purchase publisher, activision blizzard, known for blockbuster games, like world of warcraft, and the call of duty franchise. with a $68700000000.00 price tag is the largest acquisition ever made for microsoft, the world's 2nd most valuable company. now activision blizzard has faced allegations of sexual harassment and discrimination within the company, which resulted in a lawsuit filed in july by california department of fair employment and housing prompting many partners to pull back from the embattled company. microsoft will pay $95.00 per share for the company considerably above friday's closing price of just over $65.00, but within the range of the pre lawsuit price. so as for the benefit benefit to the consul giant, it's likely that it will ad activation. blizzard games to it subscri

yeah, certainly a lot of daycare and we'll have you both on to discuss it as we move forward. david, tall of protein capital and todd bubble forward above a trading. thank you both so much for your time. thank you. and finally, we all know that, and as you have been hot over the last year with collectors and investors ponying up big bucks to get their hands on those digital assets. but if you spend hundreds of thousands or maybe even millions to be the owner of an f t work of art, you may wonder how you will be able to display it so you can become the envy of all of your friends. well, the folks that samsung apparently have you covered as their 2020 to line up a state of the art tv will support showing off the f t r. even using the screens technology to do a just display settings to match the creators vision. now the consumer electronics jay has embraced the technology so much. the new series will also feature what it calls quote, the world's 1st tv screen base and f. t explorer. and marketplace aggregator essentially allow users to browse and buy f t 's right from their couch

certainly a lot of daycare boom bus bent on and christy, i think you vote for your insight and sticking with block chain these days, the co founder of read it is now predicting that one day 90 percent of gamers will be playing block chain based play to earn game, alexia, so hot in like many tech entrepreneurs has turned his focus to projects in the crypto world. so during an appearance on the where it happens podcast, he predicted, quote, in 5 years, you will actually value your time properly. and instead of being harvested for advertisement or being police for dollars to buy stupid hammers you don't actually own. you will be playing some on chain equivalent game. that will be just as fun, but you'll actually earned value and you will be the harvester. so what is the future of these types of games? well, the discuss, let's bring in your friends right in the ide, author and adjunct professor and why use stern school with a focus in the business of video games. you thought was a pleasure to have you on the program before we get to your thoughts on actually what he's saying here. what exac

we do have a pet daycare, so if they want to have their pets stay in the daycare area while they navigateare welcome to do that, will we also understand some people are more comfortable having their pets with them. they can bring them into the event as well. we also typically offer veterinary services, and it can be a real detriment to coming into an event like this. we also have a bag check. you don't have to worry about your belongings getting lost, especially when that is all that you have with you. >> we get connected with people who knew they had hearing loss, but they didn't know they could get services to help them with their hearing loss picks and we are getting connected with each other to make sure they are getting supported. >> our next event will be in march, we don't yet have a date set. we typically sap set it six weeks out. the way to volunteer is to follow our newsletter, follow us on social media, or just visit our website. we always announce it right away, and you can register very easily online. >> a lot of people see folks experience a homelessness in the city, and the

you have a child that you need to get daycare so you can go out and work, as well as you have a honor who is elderly living at home and they don't want to move out of their house. they don't want to sell everything they have to be to moved into a nursing home, but you know, the data shows 88,000 people qualify under medicare to it helped, but it's not available. sometimes it's picking sure there's someone there to pick up the prescription. but a handrail -- put a handrail on the shower. making sure someone can show up and help. it is cheaper for everybody. it's the decent thing to do. the parents deserve to have a little bit of dignity. it will not increase the deficit. and it will not cost money for anybody making less than $400,000. a penny. i am a capitalist, and you can make $1 billion, $1 million, go at it. good. at least a little bit. [applause] fortune 500 companies. from fortune 500 companies, 55 made over $40 billion didn't a taxes. i'm not talking about anybody paying any more than they did 10 years ago. look, we see we know how to ease the pressure on families. we're increa

it can be like a restaurant, daycare, salon. ... >> that's only one of them is with the credit bureaus so we had they are utilizing the utdebt tools and then they remain invisible suffer in the individual borrower institutional decisions. and from the credit bureau and community mindedness from homeownership so then we are finally able to0. offer more products in partnershipty with usda is not the pilot sites my recommendations are simple thank you for cosponsoring this in with the senior appropriations and those across the nation the annual appropriation. and with the tool. to keep the programs running with those in creating the birth to every aspect of their financial life. and then the gentle to the sounding short on —- the sounding board. because our success hasio nation builders thank you for the opportunity to testify. >> you now turn to the first round of questions so first i would like to drill down on the bondd guarantee program and senator menendez is joining us today starting during the great recession. with the guaranteed program and was mentioned with the testimony to thei

you have a child and you need to get daycare so you can go out and work, as well as you have a mom or a dad who is elderly and living at home and they don't want to move out of their house. they don't want to sell every single thing they have to move into a nursing home. but you know, the data shows, 88,000 people-they qualify to get that help but it's not available. and sometimes it is as little as making sure there's someone there to pick up the description. put a hand rail on the shower. making sure someone can show up and help the meal. it's cheaper for everybody. it's the decent thing to do. the parents deserve to have a little bit of dignity. it will not increase the deficit and it will not cost anybody making less than $400,000, a penny. i'm a capitalist and you can make a billion dollars, a million dollars, go at it. it's good. but at least pay a little bit. fortune 500 companies -- fortune 500 companies the last two years were 55, made over $45 billion. didn't pay a cent in taxes. i'm not talking about anybody paying any more than they did ten years ago. look. we see the, we

this daycare plan will keep them under 7%.have to explain to his constituents. i think we have an opportunity to build consensus. one thing is the rhetoric, but voting on the floor and telling people to their face i'm not with you on this important piece of legislation. it's totally different. >> you're absolutely right on that. congressman i want to stick with you, you are the first formerly undocumented immigrant to serve in congress. immigration this is such a huge deal. they have kicked this back twice now. will immigration see some action immediately in the first few months of congress this year? >> well, first, the senate parliamentary is a former immigration prosecutor. i thought she should have recused herself from that position. but she's already turned down three proposals we sent. the last one was a moderate one. it was simply a work permit for five years and an additional five years where we recapture 400,000 immigrant visas and strengthen benefits for green card holders. recovery and immigration are joined at the

these labs are in senior and community centers, affordable and supportive housing and alzheimer's daycare resource centers these dollars also granted digital training . the city then supported the continuation of the program in the general funds. during covid organizations. to achieve the purpose of the grant and bridge the digital divide for our uncollected consumers. all the grantees work to make sure that we provided advice and connection to the internet and continued digital literacy virtually 's older adults in these facilitiescan join connected community and receive the central resources . the fiscal year 2021 program had provided over 7000 digital literacy training hours. 161 hours of tech support, circa 1029consumers and visited 406 devices . now on the modifications. these modifications are funded through the board of supervisors process with the intention of increasing training capacity and stabilizing connection for older adults . these funds will allow community living campaigns to increase their digital literacy training campaigns in chinese and spanish, increasing the traini

how many schools and daycare's right now are having to shut down?hat is putting schools in a difficult position to navigate that. sorry, my cap. -- my cat. alix: no, we love it. [laughter] he has something to say. julia: he will not shut up. so those frictions, and i think we saw that in the minutes from the december fomc meeting, there is in a knowledge meant of the committee that this process of healing and the labor market and labor force participation, we still expect it to happen, but it is going to take some time. guy: where does this all leave the consumer? we are getting the cpi next week, wednesday. hourly earnings coming in much below that. will we see a consumer squeeze? what will be the impact of that? mona: we are still seeing a consumer that is quite healthy, and that is thanks to not only some of the ppp and stimulus programs we got earlier this year. it is also due to an elevated savings rate. people are not spending to the extent that they were prior to the pandemic, so that really puts us in a position heading into 2022 with a cons

parents of younger children had to stay home or find daycare.he school cancelations was oakland tech, although students at a handful of classmates were inside, along with a few teachers, it's been kind of weird. there's no one in the halls at all, and all the doors are locked and dark. and it's really quiet. one oakland tech parents said she supported the decision to close if they're going to have a sick out. i think it's better to basically just closed the school rather than have a lot of kids show up and being an auditorium, especially during omicron. the teachers are demanding the district give out k n95 masks to students and staff more sickly than remote learning. the district says it is not considering distance learning, but it is in the process of giving out the mask and his granny more sick days to teachers and staff. it feels like a wildfire and we're trying to get out ahead of it, and you need to be able to communicate. and we're on the front lines were with students every day seeing what's happening, seeing the actual mask situation, s