without further ado, if you would come up, deborah. [applause] deborah: thank you so much, randy. when i got your email inviting me to speak, i was so thrilled and honored. i know i'm the old person pulling up the rear guard and i said to myself, how did i get to be this old? but there are lessons that we learn as we age. i'll talk a little bit about some of those. but first i really want to say why i love your organization so much. i know, i would say i was a democrat. then hi to stop and think at 18 my first vote was actually cast for chuck percy, senator from illinois. but what i see when i come here, we are not democrats or republicans. we are people who come here to discuss important telecom issues. and discussing a very academic and substantive way. there isn't what we see too much of in our country today, people talking and not listening to each other. that is one reason why i cherish, i cherish being here and cherish the many discussion that is we have had. discussions that we have had. i want to congratulation you -- congratulate you on doing something that is spectacular

next, it's my pleasure to introduce deborah lay said. deborah, to be frank with you, she has not spoken at as many foundation events as the commissioners. she has spoken previously and she's been a longtime friend and someone that i've admired for a long time as well. i thought it was important to have her here today because she has a perspective going back quite far. with her permission, i will give you just brief highlights of her bio so we can get her up here. she established a consulting firm in 2001. that was after she left the fcc, serving as chief of the cable services bureau. where she started in 1990. in that position, she led a team of 100 plus lawyers, economists, and engineers. that was at a time when we were beginning to talk about the digital convergence, how the landscape was changing. of course, important for the way in which we think about things, what that would mean for changes in the regulatory policy. deborah served on the boards of major fortune 500 corporations. for example, she's been a director at british telcom

deborah medina es la mujer que se arrodilla, su su hijo fue diagnosticado en el 2009 con un tipo de cÁncera que era diputada, no sabÍa que era de morena. >> dijo que la oposiciÓn fue la responsable de su horror, ellos llevaron a deborah como un acto polÍtico. >> caÍ en la trampa, me arrepiento porque ahora que veo el vÍdeo, obviamente ellos buscaban crear esta situaciÓn. >> villegas reconociÓ una falta de medicamentos y echÓ la culpa a gobiernos anteriores que permitieron comprÁrselos a empresas corruptos. >> nos estamos enfrentando a desmontar algo grande que habÍa en cuanto a intereses. >> la intenciÓn de deborah vera y implorar al partido morena crear presupuestos para abastecer de medicamentos oncolÓgicos a los hospitales pÚblicos de este paÍs. >> la fiscalÍa de mÉxico presentarÁ cargos contra los responsables del colapso del metro. el oficialista part peru libreel >> perÚ libre, partido con el que el presidente pedro castillo criticÓ al mandatario por considerar que ha dado un giro polÍtico hacia la derecha, el jefe del partido anunciÓ en su cuenta que no apoyarÁn a su nuevo equipo mi

[applause] >> thank you so much deborah it's great having you again. deborah mentioned bill canard.am glad he was able to pull off that switch. i did not know about that story. i don't know if you were here earlier but we had a video from the chairman earlier which i was really grateful to have. but one of the lines may be voted for him one of the things he said i think it was 1999 or 2000 and he was speaking to a group of state utility consumer advocates. and he was talking about to impose open access which you refer to and a common carrier like regime of emerging broadband and i'm talking about 1989. and bill kinard said in his speech, one thing i don't want to do is dump the whole veracity of telephone regulation on the cable pipe. not only did he say that but he didn't do it. that was an important moment really in the development of telecom policy. the final speaker we will have today is my colleague seth cooper. if you are here earlier i ttalked a lot about his contribution so i will not repeat that now. i'm grateful set has been such an important part off the freestate foundat

thank you, deborah. new at 11 tonight. an australian singer with a large following on tiktok was robbed at gunpoint in san francisco last week. clinton kaine posted on social media. that is scb was broken into and $30,000 worth of camera equipment was stolen. he said. the two robbers forced him and the people he was with to sit on the ground with their hands raised. cain was in the cow hollow neighborhood, shooting a music video. kane is expected to return to san francisco in december as part of an upcoming tour police in oakland, say a man who found a woman vandalizing his car, ran her over and killed her on the spot. it happened at about 8 30 this morning at foothill boulevard and miller avenue in the city's san antonio neighborhood. authorities say the woman was repeatedly hit by the driver on purpose. oakland city council member noel gao was briefed by police about what happened. the lady. um clearly was i'd vandalizing cars trying to break in vehicles and the gentleman that. one of the cars that she was trying to vand

ktvu deborah villalon is live in marin county with more depth. well andre in marin with a 92% vaccination rate, this really stands out people putting the brakes on boosters for a variety of reasons. tell me how this is your third dome? yes at northgate mall inside what was a victoria's secret store vaccination clinic aimed at those 65 older. to get a third fighter dose to boost covid immunity while your friends and neighbors come see me, they will countywide. only about a quarter of those eligible have gotten the booster many more hanging back. i would say they're afraid or they're ignorant. one of the two this senior blames uncertainty about the shot. they don't understand it or they, uh. don't talk to their doctor. for goodness sakes, talk to your doctor. he'll tell you to get a booster. this school employee at 36 opted in, but wonders if people are lax about boosters because 90% of marin is protected. i think we did a really good job at that. so i don't doubt that it will turn around. and that will see that number. maybe start to go up. it's i

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alright, deborah villalon reporting live for us tonight in green valley, deborah. thank you.an mateo city council voted to extend the city's temporary outdoor dining program through next spring. the council approved the program in june of last year to provide more outdoor space for restaurants during the pandemic. the program was supposed to end december 31st. but during tonight's council meeting, it was extended through april 30th due to ongoing concerns about the spread of covid-19. which will allow businesses to keep all of the outer structures that they currently have with roofs and a lot of businesses that may not want permanent part splits, um a few months longer to get through the winter months. the city council also directed staff to end the temporary closure of b street in downtown san mateo. county leaders in the south bay are set to open a brand new state of the art. vietnamese americans service centre. santa clara county is home to the second largest vietnamese population outside of vietnam. ktvu is. azenith smith joins us live in east san jose after getting a tou

deborah is at the white house with what that could mean for parents. >> out of 18 voting members, 17 voted yes. >> an independent fda advisory panel voted to authorize a lower dose of the pfizer vaccine for kids ages five to 11. final approval could come as early as next week giving parents a decision to make. >> giving parents the option to make that decision for themselves will be something tha we will be glad we were able to do. >> a mother of twin 8-year- old's has determined she has no major concerns with the risks. >> it means getting back to normalcy -- we have been very careful for the first year because my son has issues. so i'm -- first in line to get that shot for them. >> a cbs news poll showed only about a third of parents are like her saying they will definitely get their kids vaccinated when it's approved for use. >> the white house said its planning a public relations campaign to educate parents about the benefits of vaccination. >> even some on the fda panel say they are worried about forcing the vaccineon all children. >> i'm just worried that if we say yes that the

we have live coverage now from ktvu deborah villalon in oakland with what she's learned tonight, deborah. jenna oakland's chief won't name him, referring to family privacy, but we do know the man in the gas station gun battle is one of a pds most decorated cops. from sky fox and all too familiar crime scene in oakland shot spotter alert brought officers to this chevron station about one o'clock. the victim was at the gas station. filling up his car with gas when he was approached by several individuals that begin to rob him of his belongings surveillance video shared with ktvu shows three men come up on police veteran er, see joiner and tussle with him. later he pulls his weapon easy. retired officer. but we are we and we know he is lawfully able to carry a firearm. joyner retired as a captain two years ago after a 28 year career, rising through the ranks with stints, leading investigations, homicide and violent suppression. when a robber opens his car door. joyner starts shooting, bringing one man down and darting around the pumps to aim at the others. they shoot back and hit joiners se

ktvu deborah villalon is live now in fairfax and deborah. like so many other communities.it's woodsy and tender, dry right now. that's right, heather. fortunately this fire only went to two acres, but it did get an outsized response with so many dry fuels and some homes in the area. from sky foxx smoke rising over whitehill between fairfax and wood acre high visibility spot. this got 911 calls going. we're just getting into the pinnacle of fire season, so. everyone should continue to maintain their awareness headquarters from marin county fire is just minutes away and fully staffed. now that fires out of town have east. i'm impressed with how fast they were on it, and they would canyon below the fire. there was relief at the swift arrival of two tankers dropping retardant. and snuffing the head of the fire. i have to say it's reassuring because i am definitely paranoid these days living here paranoid because of how a spark in the right setting can take off. this fire was a roadside start along busy sir francis drake boulevard, possibly a cigarette butt or auto exhaust, but

my younger deborah franklin gara dungan younger. dang. both of them for the sympathy john direct loading a little longer regardless of the lines than that only myself and i am lucky mouth with them. since the pandemic began, 16500 tons of medical waste has been generated in asia every day. that's enough to feel 1110 rubbish trucks. and this is a global problem in 2020. the amount of medical weiss produced worldwide increased by 40 percent. hi jake already in progress. oh yeah, i'm good. thank you. how are you with help from the judith nielsen institute? when i one east is working with reporters across southeast asia to investigate how medical waste is impacting the region. so, jerry, are what's your plan to investigate each body on medical waste problem? well, we're gonna head down to the medical waste management units, landfill site in non penn. from his base in jakarta are he speaking with june, with jerry flinn in cambodia, where the government is tried to suppress negative coverage of its pandemic response without a fair bit of proble

but for that and deborah brown bagging like for like mid beginning, i'm 1000. give them all bang yet. matthew saw roon works as one of the medical waste collectors before the pandemic. they would collect 2 tons a day. now it's often 20 times. don't fat luca fame that has the manga and damn thing young man. yo caught them that dan william plan the cap that i pull the blue lamp in play down with my gun that though i lanyon. there you got the last it without 4 in the yard code with 19 waste is supposed to be stored for at least 3 die before its its generation. but the increasing volume means many clinics can't safely store for that long. so they're the risks. the vars could be present on the wayside with the b b long and therefore i can stand by them with so much waste disposal bags is sometimes over fuel and hospitals. clinics. the overweight bags leaks spilling the contents into the truck or even says he's work now causes other cambodians to avoid clad young men to 1000000 go to kill, can long create young guy didn't get done that year to cannon k i 10 game will

west contra costa school district is on the verge of a boat after a marathon meeting here's ktvu s deborah villalon. please postpone your decision to have more information. a handful of parents came to this middle school to sound off against mandatory vaccination for their children. and complaining more seats would be filled. if more people knew about the meeting. this dad has a high school son, who plays sports. he's a very healthy person. you don't have any ideas about the long term effects of this. i wish there were more people here in the building. i know it was just announced yesterday. first and foremost is about safety. the superintendent says the mandate has been in discussion a month and supported by west contra costa teachers unions, vaccination would be required for all employees, vendors, volunteers and students, 12 and older about 15,000 young people for me if our doctor from the health county office is saying that this is the number one strategy. to prevent the code of the spread of covid, then that's something that we need to strongly consider other districts, among them. oa

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this is the same story in santa rosa deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. serious allegations at a usc fraternity after the break tonight's protest on campus and what prompted the school to suspend the front and next wife. the dismissal of another juror has sparked a concern of a mistrial an the cause of a fire that broke out this afternoon at an abandoned warehouse. this fire broke out around 4 15 on camera avenue near king road. when crews arrived on scene, they found heavy smoke and fire coming from the building. the fire went to two alarms. before cruz gained the upper hand. no one was inside that building and there were no reports of any injuries. another juror was dismissed today in the fraud trial of thoroughness founder elizabeth holmes. the judge did not give a reason why juror number five was discharged from the panel, and it's ktvu evan sernoffsky reports that now leads with just two ultimate on the jury. the prosecution played recorded conference calls between elizabeth holmes and investors in open court. but before any of that testimony began y

so joyful, i me and i have wrote a paper that preceded this one and her and another black woman at deborah raji wrote this paper called actionable auditing and them. and when they put it out there for the very 1st thing that amazon wanted to do was push back. so v p after v p wrote a blog post trying to discredit them. and me and my colleague mag, mitchell, you know, we're both fired from google. now that we were a google at the time, we spent a whole lot to writing a point by point rebuttal and then and galvanized academic community to come to their support. so we had a whole petition that more than $7080.00 academics including tearing award winners . that's kind of like the equivalent of the nobel prize for computer science reg signed our letter. so we came to their defense, we debunked. we had a point by point rebuttal of what they were trying to say here. and then we all asked them to stop selling recognition to law enforcement. so then that was all over the news and they weren't able to far, there are sort of try to discredit them. but the thing that so what you just saw there is very

joining me is deborah norville, anchor of "inside edition". only at the time that gabby petito hit him, that is so revealing and heart breaking, i might add, to hear her side of what happened. >> yeah, you know, the -- this new video which provides yet another perspective of that interaction with gabby petito, brian laundrie and the local police in utah seems to draw an even firmer line under the fact that there was a domestic situation going on, we know that the responding officers were told that a man had hit the woman, that was the reporting party's words to the cops, they were aware of that. and yet it seems from the way that particular officer was questioning gabby, he was more concerned in learning if brian hit her as opposed to any other physical action he might have taken. >> and clearly there was physical action taken there. and we know from domestic abuse cases it was almost textbook hearing gabby petito say, yeah, but i hit him first as if to excuse his actions. >> exactly. exactly. and this is one of the really concerning things ab

oh on mayor island, deborah villalon ktvu. fox two news.ween tradition returns to san francisco's chinatown tomorrow. it is the seventh annual chinatown halloween neighborhood festival. there will be games in a pumpkin patch as well as lion dances and other activities that all starts at 11 am on waverly place between sacramento and washington. airbnb is cracking down on halloween parties this weekend for the second year in a row. the company's blocking one night reservations for entire home listings for people without a history of positive reviews on the site. some two night stays might be blocked. if there is a risk of parties you'll remember back in 19 2005 people were killed in an airbnb in orinda over halloween weekend. well we had it as we head into your weekend. we are talking about more clouds and cooler temperatures so today probably felt warm to you were warm to you. if you're away from the coastline, temperatures lots of seventies even if you spots. right around 80 degrees, so very warm friday, the one exception, though, toward th

her sister though, who deborah just brought up, was also a rebel in her own way. her sister had a much more conventional marriage and married another temple priest. even though she had been raised the family was complaining about her and she wasn't nice or helpful and finally her father-in-law wrote to her parents if she doesn't change her behavior, i'm building a cage and i'm putting her in this cage. that seemed to us absolutely crazy putting your daughter-in-law in a cage, but this was a common kind of household punishment because the idea was the family had to have a way of controlling people it was a good way to keep tabs on them and show the community that you are doing something about this person. there are memoirs from the period of people that spent months. >> this is a book that fundamentally without being subconsciously so about the craft about how is it that we know what we know and what do we do when we want to know stuff and we can't find it out. for me, a great example is how you deal with the moment when she makes a break for it. will you tell us a

yes, deborah deborah's a number of persons who behaved that way. this is something that you totally reject, but we had 70000 spectators in the national stadium of would the question, why do we judge the remaining 69500 other people on that? and why do we take away the opportunity from them to go to the stadium, to cheer in a fair way. so once again, we definitely, we definitely fight against right to the fight against anti semitism. what we have to respect the, those people who. busy who act fairly during the game. peter see are too hungry and foreign minister. thank you very much for speaking to our international. thank you are much norwegian security services, save a bow and arrow attack. and the ton of comes berg on wednesday appears to be an act of terror. the also state, the suspect, had converted to islam earlier been flagged over signs of radicalization. a 37 year old danish man has been arrested uncharged. after 5 people were killed. 2 more injured, less cross live now to our correspondence, charlotte duban. c. charlotte. it appears that th

deborah is amy's, if you haven't the 1st air to make it next month's w finals and water holler. what'll hara mexico baseball now and the san francisco giants are closing in on the national league west title? they matched a franchise record, a 100 and 6th game, went on friday, the joins be the san diego padres, 3, nothing in california. it's their 7th street. when san francisco li poses rivals and defending champions. the allie dodgers by 2 games in the race to win the division. and i don't agree, res stopped the yankees from clenching a postseason spot on friday by meeting them for 3 and your being. he's still lee the american li, wildcard standings, but are now just one game ahead of the boston red sox. tom brady is preparing to return to new england as a tampa bay buccaneers player for the 1st time. brady spent 2 decades of the patriots winning super bowl was 6 times he left the franchise in 2019 last season. he led buccaneers to victory at the super bowl. the patriots didn't even make the playoffs. brady has already thrown 10 touchdown passes. the season, i have nothing but incredibl

apology and you know, he had to apologize because the other road they were going down on, which was deborah lane down, you know, to saying that my work was set par saying that i, i told people to stop working on diversity and all of the other things they were saying it was creating more and more backlash each time they went down that road. so i'm sure he realized at some point that he had to do some sort of an apology. and if you read closely the apology, he, it was the kind of apology for it that said, i'm sorry for how you feel kind of apology. there was a long time. and what is it called a person who a comic like a person who draws these, these cartoons that cartoon is, there is a long time cartoonist at google life. i who left after 1415 years because of what they did and later how they did. you had thousands of people on your side, they find less is and maybe 1000. i just want to, i mean, i just want to ask you about, i mean, we were talking about jared cohen and i don't know what you think about jigsaw and why you think jigsaw or a is kind of a competitor. now you're the co founder of

now that is a standard seasonal wind called deborah. it's warmed office, a ne gale. it can cause damage down that coast. as you can see it still blowing throughout saturday. the rains move south by that time, but the chance of flooding are still there probably this time in greece. in africa we've seen flooding recently in northern gala, but you see the trend, most of the rain is going for the south still going round the corner of guinea. but i think nigeria and carol route and the focus the next few days. ah. but. ready too often of cornerstone is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of banister thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archives span for decades revealed the forgotten truth of the country's modern history. the forbidden real part for the ear of darkness honor jazeera in the country with an abundance of results. trade, r l y ending easier is transforming. we moved full to grow and frog we balance for real economy, blue economy and the digital economy. with the new job

to deborah i was hoping that he looks happily now with the taxes are going to be the one to son to the killed they bull and that it kills people. now is ridiculous. both fries return. the paperless porno jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera. ah, this is in use our own al jazeera, i'm fully battery life. my world had orders in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. evidence of human rights violations in libya, a u. n. report says war crimes were unlikely committed against civilians and migrants. if he appears prime minister avia medice thorn in for his 2nd term, but faces a number of challenges including the conflict in tig right. also this our, the biden administration says it doesn't want to worst intentions with china. as it outlines is straight policy with b g, any nobel prize in medicine goes to 2 american scientists will research on how the human body reacts to temperature and touch. and on pete symmetry, their sports, tom brady enhances his legendary status with another record and organizes for beijing. 2022. i know. corner foods must be vaccinated to complete him upcoming test event

deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. recent polling by the kaiser family foundation found nationwide. one in four parents says they're definitely they definitely would not vaccinate their 5 to 11 year olds right now. 7% would only do so if required a third. want to wait and see and another third are all for it. well. today the fda gave the green light to extend covid-19 vaccine boosters. too many americans. the approval is for the moderna and johnson and johnson booster shots. the health agency also said anyone eligible for an extra dose can get a brand different. from the one they initially received. bay area health experts say those who are eligible should get a booster shot as soon as possible before the holiday season.th boosters it still does take two weeks for your immune system to get you back, boosted in terms of, you know, really protecting yourself against coded and actually, we do really think of halloween as the kick off of two. you know, the winter holiday season, lots of gatherings, lots of people coming to

deborah villalon reporting for us live in richmond death. thank you. meantime california's vaccine requirement for healthcare workers appears to be encouraging people to get their shots. a new survey suggesting that in recent weeks the mandate that took effect today as compelled tens of thousands of unvaccinated health care workers to get inoculated the survey of more than a dozen major healthcare systems in our state. found most had vaccination rates this week of 90% or higher. kaiser permanente reported that 90% of its employees were now fully vaccinated. it was 87% just two weeks ago. and kaiser says employees who do not comply with the rule could be placed on unpaid leave. starting tomorrow. they could also be fired december 1st if they still refused to get immunized against covid-19. dignity and sutter health have similar rules in place now, dignity, health says, where the 90% of employees in northern california are vaccinated or have an approved exemption. folks will not be able to work in our health care facilities if they don't have the vaccine

deborah villalon live tonight in marin county, deborah. thank you for that front line workers were honored today in the south bay nurses, doctors and other staff walking into work at three different san jose hospitals were greeted by community members. by volunteers and elected officials. south bay leaders say nurses deserve a lot of credit for staying on the job throughout the pandemic. lot of nurses said that they have seen more death in these last two years than they have in the entirety of their career. they don't recover from seeing how many of their patients didn't survive. it makes us feel good feel appreciated. be really appreciate it. santa clara county recently reached an 85% vaccination rate. officials say that milestone is largely thanks to frontline healthcare workers. there are new developments tonight in the legal battle over vaccine requirements for prison guards in california. current county judge has lifted his day on the vaccine mandate for correctional officers. corrections officials say that means guards must be fully

deborah thank you.ntime the only in and out burger in san francisco was briefly shut down for repeatedly refusing to check the covid-19 vaccination stand up its customers, restaurants serving customers indoors in san francisco are required to get proof of immunization. but the city's public health department says the in and out burger at fisherman's wharf disregarded repeated warnings to follow the rules. officials for in and out say they refused to be quote the vaccination police for any government. in a statement, a spokesperson for the company also says it's unreasonable. invasive and unsafe to four star restaurant associates to segregate customers into those who may be served and those who may not whether based on the documentation they carry or any other reason. the restaurant, by the way, has reopened but without indoor dining. southwest airlines is scrapping plans to put unvaccinated workers on unpaid leave. instead, those workers who are still awaiting approval for medical or religious exemption

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deb reporting live for us tonight, deborah. thank you. san francisco police are hoping witnesses will come forward to help solve the shooting of the 17 year old boy at around noon yesterday, the team was standing outside on kirkwood avenue near earl street in hunter's point. that's what he heard gunshots and realized he had been shot by someone driving by his injuries were not life threatening. police have not yet released a description of the car or the suspect. retired oakland police captain remains hospitalized tonight after he was struck by bullets several times in a robbery and shootout at a gas station that former captain shot and killed one of the suspects. ktvu crime reporter henry lee has more on the case and who will determine whether the shooting was justified. oakland police are chasing leads in the robbery and wild shootout at a gas station that left a suspect dead and a retired oakland police captain wounded former opd captain er see joyner was rushed into patrol car to highland hospital where he's being treated for multiple

deborah. ah ah ah ah ah. in germany's capital, there is a barber, like no other than acquitted to the home for i mocked or struck broth, which yet but as his titty changes, he's moving with and going on the road. the story, he don't often hear told by the people who lived in the master barbara of berlin. this is europe on al jazeera. ah ah. hi gang, here's your weather story for the americas. that frontal system producing some heavy rain paraguay rate through to that southeast of brazil. and it has kicked down temperatures in rio de janeiro while low where you should be 20 degrees. the average is about $26.00, south and of south america. the rain is piling up for the pacific coast of columbia . cloudy day for bo gets out. we've also seen some flash flooding for northern venezuela impacting caracas. transport services have had a huge impact with that flooding. central america now some heavy falls over cuba, also the bahamas on sunday. rain is peter inn out across mexico, but still long that pacific coast stack

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>> okay, deborah.reme drought meaning the second highest level. so they are in a bad place, but there is good news. the reservoir getting built up, snow. mammoth mountain getting six inches and there's more where ame from. a parade of storms is about to hit the west coast, and that is going to not only impact part of the sierra, but into the rockies. you can see 2 to 3 feet in parts of utah into wyoming. back in california, you can see 2 to even 4 inches of rain north of the bay area. that is incredibly hopeful, hopefully not coming too quickly. some of the storms with a lot of wind with them too, and in utah, a lot of people on the snowboards and skis. >>> now to princess diana's brother lord spencer taking us inside his thrilling new book called "the white ship" which is out this morning in the u.s. he describes it as "titanic" meets "game of thrones." maggie rulli spent time with him in the english countryside. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: hey, michael. good morning. we were welcomed inside hi

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some birds won't know that information deborah villalon reporting for us live in the north beach. yep. thank you. meantime kaiser permanente says it strongly supports the governor's student vaccination plan, ceo greg a. adams said in a statement. quote after a year and a half of this virus controlling and taking away lives. we know that vaccination is the most powerful tool we have to stop this pandemic. to prevent more dangerous strains from developing and to restore the freedom of safety and normalcy. the san jose police officers union and the city have reached an agreement on covid vaccination requirements for officers today is the start of the city's vaccine mandate for its employees, the union said about 140 officers were threatening to leave the department over the requirement. the city and police officers association have now signed an agreement. it says officers have until sunday to be vaccinated or they will need to show proof weekly of a negative covid test. officers will be able to submit applications for medical or religious exemptions. those who do not comply could be

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deborah birx, the then white house coronavirus coordinator in 2020.ze the data? we had a burst of covid around the world, running out of life-saving ventilators, and now we have more perpetualized by that man and it comes from none other than dr. birx. in the subcommittee on the coronavirus virus, she said, quote, the 2020 election vote distracted people from the vote. they flowed from the top. we've seen in a testament to that means vaccine removal and the grandstanding of vaccine mandates. the author of the book i just mentioned called "the premonition pandemic story," michael lewis joins me now. it's great to have you in studio. >> good to see you, chris, face to face. >> here's my big question for you. the book analyzes the structural failings in american public health from the top to the bottom. it's not just trump, there's a bunch of other stuff. then we got to a point where a lot of the stuff on the vaccine proliferation like structurally got pretty fixed. logistically we're getting it out. then we hit it up against a social barrier, culture ba

what about people like deborah birx who are working with the administration. they will make the argument they were trying to do the best under tough circumstances. do you hold her accountable? >> the people i hold accountable are the ones who get in front of the camera and provide the information to others. i believe the administration had the opportunity to say that to others, to prevent misinformation. it is so much harder to deflect misinformation than it is to spread truth. they had that chance. dr. birx, i believe, was attempting to get the ear of the president. but it sounded like she wasn't able to do so. >> you've spoken a lot about how, you know, with all the bad of covid, you have hoped that the sacrifice and the isolation is something that takes on meaning. when you hear that so many lives could have been saved, does that challenge that hope? >> i don't think so. i watch a lot of nurses every day, a lot of doctors and a lot of ancillary staff at my hospital provide care to patients with covid. it is something that we are just naturally doing so we c

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