dropping the dixie from dixie chicks and releasing their first new album in 14 years titled gaslightert be surprised it hear what they say about george w. bush now. >> does the current president make you rethink at all your feelings for george w. bush? >> yes. i don't rethink that i didn't want to go to war and weapons of mass destruction were a lie. but, yes. it would be a huge love fest if i saw george bush. >> really? >> because of where we're at with the current president. >> see how times change and people come around. joining me now the chicks. thank you so much for joining us. i really appreciate all of your interviews. you guys have been great. it's a really good time for you. let me get this in. natalie, let me start with you. this president is calling confederate flags freedom of speech. signing an executive order to protect monuments after seeing these statues torn down. i'm from the south. is he right? is he wrong? why is he doing this? >> i mean, i think every move donald trump makes is for donald trump. he doesn't really care about any of this. it's just all political. it

absolutely on accident. >> dixie believes her brother's story, but will a jury.ex mciver goes on trial and secrets spill out. >> coming up, devoted husband -- >> they were very close, very affectionate. >> or desperate spouse. >> she would tell him in no uncertain terms, you're going to have to get your money situation together. >> diane could take control of the ranch by foreclosing on it if the defendant did not pay. >> when "dateline" continues. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 8 million dogs. nice. and...the talking dog thing? is it bothering you? no...itching like a dog is bothering me. until dogs can speak for themselves, you have to. when allergic itch is a problem, ask for apoquel. apoquel is for the control of itch associated with allergic dermatitis and the control of atopic dermatitis in dogs. do not use apoquel in dogs less than 12 months old or those with serious infections. apoquel may increase the chance of developing serious infections and may cause existing pa

dropping the dixie from dixie chicks and releasing their first new album in almost 14 years. titled "gaslighter." and you might be surprised to hear what they have to say about george w. bush, now. >> does the current president make you rethink, at all, your feelings for george w. bush? >> yes, i mean, i don't rethink that i didn't want to go to war and that weapons of mass destruction were a lie. but, yes, i would -- it would be a huge love fest if i saw george bush right now. >> really? >> because of where we're at with this current president. >> see how times change and people come around? you know, joining me now, the chicks. thank you so much for joining -- for joining us. i really appreciate it. i have been listening and watching all of your interviews. and you guys are -- you guys have been great. and you're having -- it's a really good time for you. so let me get this in. natalie, i am going to start with you. this president's calling confederate flags and freedom of speech loudly voicing his opposition, changing bases signing executive orders to protect monuments. th

they've dropped the dixie and its associations with the confederacy.everything that's going on in the world. >> i realize the country is having a moment. i realize that. >> absolutely. and it's one of those things where why wouldn't you? how couldn't you? like to just sort of be woke and realize, you know, oh, this word might be hurting people. that's never our intention. that's not who we are. i was like, okay. ran the rebel flag. we can change our name. we're doing it. ♪ wide open spaces room to make a big mistake ♪ >> as the dixie chicks, they took the country world by storm, racking up 13 grammys. on the eve of the iraq war, maines made a comments on the stage that would change the relationship between the bands and their fans. >> the backlash was swift and fierce and talented more than just their career. clearly your career wasn't over, but at the time did any of you think, okay, there is it for us? did -- this is it for us? did any of you have that thought? >> well, when natalie gotl her death threat, i thought this could be it for her. that was

>>we saw that every day when i shot a law she left her corporate job to launch mason dixie biscuit co she couldn't have dreamed of how big of a hit it was going to be we had lines all the way down to the costco probably 2 miles long on it was like as if that opening day lasted. a month and a half a first generation american who grew up in public housing and work a half dozen jobs just to get through college the comfort food pop-up was the ultimate success story and the accolades. >>and brick and mortar location and most importantly. >>customer loyalty followed in spades we really important for us at the time to be a part of a neighborhood and a community and not just be in downtown. then came the pandemic the first week or 2. it was. basically no traffic i think we're making a $100 a day. so like it went to nothing business never returned above 50% of its past sales leading to this gut wrenching decision we couldn't sustain the business any more money should the town of lassa writing the letter now taped in the window of a restaurant. >>letter owner of a thriving business could ever i

>>we saw that every day when i shot a law she left her corporate job to launch mason dixie this kiko she couldn't have dreamed of how big of a hit it was going to be we had lines all the way down to the costco probably 2 miles long on it was like as if that opening day lasted. a month and a half a first generation american who grew up in public housing and work a half dozen jobs just to get through college comfort food pop-up was the ultimate success story and the accolades. >>permanent brick and mortar location and most importantly. >>customer loyalty followed in spades we really important for us at the time to be a part of a neighborhood and a community and not just be in downtown then came the pandemic the first week or 2. it was. basically no traffic i think we're making a $100 a day. so like it went to nothing business never returned above 50% of its past sales leading to this gut wrenching decision we couldn't sustain the business any more money should a town without a law shep writing the letter now taped in the window of a restaurant. >>the letter owner of a thriving business

a all though you have a perfect right to play dixie if you wanted to but was the battle cry of freedom. the combination of malice and ignorance is really toxic. shannon: use that it is easy to defend the concept of free-speech that when >> out there that you don't like where the dominant groupthink doesn't like that is where it gets real about what people think about defending speech but we don't have the first amendment to protect things that are wonderful and rosy but we all like.n it is out there to protect -- we don't have to agree with it that doesn't mean we get to silence it.. >> exactly right. i have often spoken defense of the free-speech rights of people. the university under pressure discipline mark lamont helfer statements i strongly disagreed with but i nevertheless -- a conservative leading a protest in defense of the free-speech rights of the very progressive mark lamont hill because he has as much free-speech right as i have or anybody else, same with my colleague peter singer whose views on life issues are abominable, he supports the killing of unborn children and the

sean spicer said the dixie chicks are dropping dixie from their name and are now called the chicks butselling records tells the entire south to ( bleep ) off and adopts a term insulting to women instead. any response? >> peace and love. peace and love. >> stephen: the last time i saw you folks was 2006th time 100 dinner. we didn't talk for very long, but one of the things we could appreciate about each other is getting in some trouble for saying things about george w. bush because it was about a week after i had done my correspondents dinner speech in washington, and that was in 2006 when no one was really criticizing him publicly. you guys had done it three years before in 2003. and i admire that you spoke your mind. obviously, history has proven you right about being dragged into a boondoggle in iraq under false pretenses, and all the chaos and the tragedy that caused. you say it's one of the best things that ever happened to you as a band, even though there was enormous backlash and there were threats against you and a boycott. why was it one to have the best gs that ppened t that o

it's really none of my business. >> reporter: for now dixie outfitters is still open and in branson -orter: -- the showdown over race is far from an over. alison barber, nbc news. >> wow. zerlina maxwell is back with me, thankfully, director of progressive programming at sear sirius xm radio. full disclosure, i've never been to branson, missouri. that was surprising on a number of levels. or maybe i shouldn't be surprised, zerlina, i don't know. >> i think the pandemic has created a situation where you have family members quarantined intergenerationly. you have generation z educating each other on social media platforms. this is a cultural reckoning that obviously is not only located in our major cities. it's all across the nation, it's all across the world. and some of those images actually remind me of previous images we've seen throughout american history, during the height of the civil rights movement in the '60s and also throughout the '70s, where black children were showing up at school, and there were angry mobs. so this is a part of the through line of history where america is

>> i think i only know one dixie chicks' song i'm sorry. to all the fans."landslide" is a good one. i know it's a remake but it's a good song. >> it's a good song. but now you are going to listen to gaslighter and you may change. we'll see you at 7:00, that's about 15 -- 14 minutes from now. we'll be ready. >> all right. see then. love the dress too. see you later. >>> all right. well, a bol announ the u.s. is paying billions in the fight for coronavirus. on the phone now to explain is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning jason. >> good morning michelle. that's right. the federal government's operation warp speed banking on a covid-19 vaccine from pfizer. the department of health and human services has agreed to buy 100 million initial doses for about $2 billion. now that vaccine candidate pfizer is developing with german partner. the government also has an option the buy another 100 million doses. the company believes they can produce 100 million doses by the end of the year. the vaccine candidate which has been fast tracked for emerg

that's dixie. it's going to take and baby. you know what danny we're going to now got her after a dental benefits by putting her on t.v. she could not apply for health care program. gets right after the break that is miller plus one. to. join me every focused on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. so who is a susan times he's a suit she's going to be memphis on the. number. their mother he just came up with a ticket did you hear that a. kentucky is a very international community it. can be used to attract news you need to. know this is a good idea to keep the sorry says he sees it. as a push some of the with mr hooper from brazil so there you can see a comparison in thought to go he's everything because he was the lead with the for some 32 with the bush era in the above the. flood behave and what effect it will take but i decided not to take his place. when i can tell you that. hey folks welcome back to dennis miller plus one and we're

that's dixie. you know it's going to convey the. you know what danny we're going to now got her after a dental benefits by putting her on t.v. she could not apply for health care program. gets right after the break that is miller plus 1. $54.00 jets and more than $1300.00 military personnel. are headed to heal some air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area and russia. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on the story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. financial. aid i'm stumbling. on the flight. to some of my ex f

that's dixie. chicks you know it's going to convey the. you know what danny we're going to now got her after a dental benefits by putting her on t.v. she could not apply for health care program. gets right after the break that is miller plus what you. saw ruses newsrooms he's in a suit she's going to be named crazy isn't on the. number you. know him of those he's just going to the ability to continue to show that. antarctica is a very international community it. be used to the cruiser to. listen to the sorry says he believes. there's a push for some of the wood to disprove that the resistance of their new cars to comparison is on top to go is everything because who's polluted with the for them to do with the bullshit in the above the. flood they have that was affected all thanks but i decided not to take physics like. this and i can tell you that. hey folks welcome back to dennis miller plus one and we're joined by danny trejo and dixie over there we met i think that's another coach in a background maybe looks like coach central over there

it's really into dixie because whites they did of irresponsible. say they should have been taken to try to get this done during this and there were. many drive us ones to stick to the regulations. because you don't know we've got the viable you have to go to. cape town the center of the pandemic in south africa unions are set to hold talks with the government over the next few days but if regulations don't change the union sworn they'll bring public transport to a standstill. necessity is the mother of invention also for a hotel owner in russia her hotel's doors are now open to women seeking shelter from domestic violence which has also been on the rise in russia during the lock down. violence. isn't letting russia's lock down stop she's using the time to redecorate her moscow hotel and since the pandemic has kept guests away she decided to shelter domestic violence survivors a crisis center now sends women who have nowhere to go to her hotel because women's shelters have gone into quarantine. i have quite a lot of friends or acquaintances who've e

. >> reporter: when asha launched her mason dixie biscuit co, she couldn't believe how long the lines could be. >> we had lines down to the cost does, 2 miles long. it was as if that opening day lasted a month and a half. >> reporter: first generation american who grew up in public housing and worked a half dozen jobs to get through college, the comfort food pop up was an american story. the accolades, brick and mortar location, customer loyalty followed in spades. >> it was important to be part of a neighborhood and community. >> reporter: then came the pandemic. >> the first week or two was basically no traffic. i think we were making $100 a day so like it went to nothing. >> reporter: the business never returned above 50% of its past sales leading to this gut wrenching decision. >> we couldn't sustain the business anymore. we had to shut it down. >> reporter: with abuelhiga writing the letter she could never imagine putting together. >> it's the last thing i wanted to do. i avoided it at all costs. what do you say to your team members? what do you say to their families, right? what

. >>> the dixie race going virtual and the best part is it's free. the oldest cross-country trail race running through marin county over to stinson beach, set to start september 6, registration links are available on their website.>>> the pandemic it's a halts to most vacation travel but there is one industry that is benefiting from these restrictions. companies that rent or sell rvs have been swamped. tonight we will show you how many families are taking to the road for their summer vacations.>> this is probably the safest way in terms of exposure.>> tonight at 11 for our special report a saver vacation. >>> employees that have been working from home are starting to return to the office funny it looks a little different. some employers using technology to reimagine workspaces and keep everybody safe. than a sensor to help maintain social distancing, the sensors also provide information for contact raising.>> an individual was able to get into the facility but then found out they might have covid-19 we can look at every single interaction that indivi

dixie is on a diet, dixie will be fine.ne industry, with travellers from spain and now luxembourg needing to quarantine on their return. the parent company of british airways is also expected to report heavy losses later this morning. ben is at heathrow for us. still, of course, needless to say, a very quiet heathrow. and today we will get some figures which will illustrate that very clearly. good morning. i've spent a lot of time here talking about airlines. but this is the only time i've been at heathrow when it is quite so quiet. of course, still waking up and a lot of flights cannot take off or land because of the curfew here but nonetheless about this time of day you would expect a lot of flights coming in from the far east and those overnight flights that tend to land here from the us. this morning i have seen just three planes land here from the us. this morning i have seenjust three planes moving around the airport, such is the change in demand for air travel. the boss of heathrow on breakfast told us boss of heathr

at all, though it would have had a perfect right to play dixie if you wanted to, but was actually a "the battle cry of freedom." the combination of malice and ignorance is really toxic. >> shannon: professor, you've said it is very easy to defend the concept of free speech, but when speech is out there that you don't like or that the dominant groupthink doesn't like, that's when it gets real about what people really think about defending speech, but we don't have a first amendment to protect things that are wonderful and rosy and we all like, it's out there to protect offensive speech. we don't have to agree with it, but that doesn't mean we get to silence it. >> that's exactly right. i have very often spoken up in defense of the free-speech rights of people that i am strongly disagree with. the university was under pressure to discipline someone for statements that i disagreed with, but i nevertheless threatened myself to lead a protest -- a conservative, can you imagine, leading a protest in defense of free speech rights because he has every bit as much free-speech right as i have

now, of course, this is formerly known as the dixie chicks.d it is their first under their new name. this is a more bold and vulnerable sound for them which they've always been bold but this album is influenced by natalie maines' divorce. so a lot is about the grief and overcoming what happens when a long relationship ends. that said, there's this overlined theme of the light at the end of the tunnel, the hope of what's ahead. in this world today we all need this. >> that's perfect. tv, movies, books, music, you got us all covered. emily, thank you so much. guys, back to you in the studio. >> i need an alter ego like ellie goulding. that sounds fun. >> i think you already have one. >> what, serious newsman is my alter ego? >> or not serious newsman. i'm not sure. thanks, janai. >>> coming up, selling your home is hard, and selling your home in a pandemic even harder. barbara corcoran is here to make it easy with must-have tips for homeowners. >>> d uphead, natialraic s ofi could be the world's largest tiger shark, and we'ot preview of that inc

. >> reporter: the cdc says if everyone wore a mask in public it late today grocery chain winn-dixie says it too will mandate masks. >> i think it's totally absurd they would make you and force you to wear a mask against your will. >> very good idea for everyone, for everybody, everybody has to have the mask. >> reporter: without a federal mask policy more retailers, including home depot say they will soon enforce their own national no mask, no entry policies lester >> tom costello tonight, thank you, tom. >>> in 60 seconds, brand new information of the shocking and deadly attack at the home of a federal judge. the suspect, himself a lawyer, also dead tonight. >>> back now with that deadly ambush, a federal judge's son fatally shot, her husband critically wounded at their new jersey home. after a manhunt the suspect found dead today as anne thompson reports this isn't the only shooting he may be connected to. >> reporter: they are a legal power couple, federal judge esther salas and her criminal defense attorney husband mark anderl, their domestic life shattered late sunday afternoon

his willingness to invest to visitors or people not to involve one unit there's no myth about it in dixie when you jump about that if you can but it sounds we don't hear much. replay of 55. 50 the. good. the one is coming tuesday playing 25 when you know it's just my favorite rock the most reluctant measure washed off. old man but you know we will both be fluffy to bloody place like a 16 year old enough to each. neighborhood we go to spoil his mother. this we up on is going on we will see them picking their products then they will move you know it's all going to decide you have the ministry money and that's why i have to bring myself to just believe in case somebody wants to that's. one of them who can bet on that. at the moment it's going to 51 but. i played lots about the. injuries that. i give up to. force a good bit of most of this bust because anything. grips but if i didn't notice now several people might have seen it but i go this through the mobile probably months to move to the bottom of the food or whether the. studio the good. goes to one of the best of them funny or of the bus

to speed it's good visibility for people not to involve money you need days no meat got it in you dixie when you jump on the back you'll get good sounds we didn't. really pay $5.50. $50.00. good. everyone is going to is going to claim fine and fine when you know it's just my favorite talk about the office machine washed up. he told me about you know it's will be fluffy to be placed like a 16 year old enough to. me brooke recalled his bonus money. this the open is going on we will see them picking their products then they will buy me it's a bit of this in my view of the ministry money and that's why the burning man i've just blew in case somebody wants to that's a sign. of one of the person who can vote on it. at the moment it's going to 51 but. i played lots about i almost go in series that. i give up to. force a good bit of most of the disgust with anything. british but if i did notice how sensible people might i seem to go this through the mobile probably ruining my good mood to a little of you who never wanted to. do studio days. but those one of those most of them believe that in fr

people are asking to visitors or people not to get involved what do you need there is no me about it in dixie when you jump about that you'll get it sounds we didn't. really pay $55.00 you know you'll pay $50.00. good. everyone is coming closer to playing 21 when you know it's just making it up the most reluctant measure what. he told me and but you know a small book that you fluffy to please like a 16 year old enough to. neighborhood recall despite his mother. this the up one is going on we will see them putting their products down there with my kids are going to dissimilar to the ministry money and let's say the burning man i've just blew in case somebody wants to that's. one of them who can bet on that. at the moment it's going to 51 but. i played lots about i almost got the injuries that. i give i've been. forced to get a divorce was disgusted with anything. british but if i didn't notice how serious of a devote my that i seem to but i go this through the rubble from birmingham and i'm moved to a little more beautiful about what it did. to me studio they. moved one of those bust of their

. >> we had plumed levels that we hadn't seen on the dixie for about two years. how does that change this rotation that we're seeing or the strength of the rotation >> so, mine, the dollar is really -- it's the new vix here. when the dollar was rising that meant there was some real tensions globally. now that the dollar's falling, it's probably good for financial assets globally because the dollar's the reserve currency. emerging markets should do well, growths nationally should do well with a falling dollar. there's a caveat to that. it's the goldilocks scenario. how hot, how cold do you want it to be? if the dollar really starts to fall and accelerate, let's call that the dixie below 90 and you've got a real acceleration and the inflation rate comes back, we're seeing what's happening with gold and silver and other kmocommodities, then see that come and that would hit the market. but we're a long way away from that. so we've got this tailwind again. i agree that i think the market's priced in the stimulus, to me that's why it's the biggest risk to the market th

be in the disadvantage of people not to involve money going to doing is know me thought it being in dixie when you jump on about that you can do it sounds we did the emma and you know we've paid $5.05 you know. $50.00. good. everyone is going to swing. by the way in which a bitch just might be good for the most well off this mission washed off. he told me about your usual book that people feed you bloody meat like a 16 year old enough to choose. from a good recalled is punishment. this the up one is going on we will see them putting their products then they will get it's of addition must live so ministry money and that's i guess the betting man i've just flew in case somebody wants the facts i. want to one of them who can bet on that. at the moment it's driven a 51 but when. i played once about i almost go the injuries that. i give up then i did so also get a bit of most of the bonus bust because anything. grips but if i do notice now stansell to both might i seem a bit ago this fujitsu a mobile probably months to move to little mobutu or whether to. do studio will be . reduced to one of

at the same time, the fate of miami-dade county doesn't rest on the fate of what dixie county does. of the education, i understand the commissioner has done some stuff on that. that is fine. at the end of the day, the school superintendents have unique constituencies. and it will be a collaborative effort. and i don't think it will be just the department of education. i don't think they can recommend or dictate the decision on this. the view is a little more fractured in terms of what should happen with schools. ithink probably early june, would be overwhelming to go back because we have positivity, low cases, and things were stable. as you have seen this, there is natural concern about what this means for schools, safety, and i think different parents look at it in different ways. be different for each different school district. he will probably have a different breakdown in broward than some of the other places. you need to be able to recognize that and it should not be dictated by the department of education. recommend, butn ultimately, we want the school district to do what is b

party down here or not but it is a stark difference from the sense of community character one another dixie new york city versus arizona act think of fortunately for a lot of americans they're not going to face that part truth the reality is on the merits and they are among the lucky ones are the ones in the hospital bed or on a ventilator. do you personally you've been at the forefront of this fight against this virus do you feel that donald trump has a done a good job in handling this crisis. has he done a good job you know to be honest i haven't all of it that much better that we're going to mass is now trying to change the little face versus health issue. to me a major problem at the american should all come together to understand that this disease process does not discriminate young old. rich or republican democrat all access the same and and i don't know if it's necessarily helpful at this point to point fingers you know what i think does plan in the beginning dr optional look alikes and also as far as guidance for him see american people how they should have protected themselves and

knows potions i'm sorry i didn't dixie yeah they know it's going to alienate part of their fan base larry but in this atmosphere i wasn't surprised and any fair minded person should have realized a long time ago that you just don't want to be associated with the confederate flag now let me make this point i know that there are lots of people we'd be naive to think that many of those who display the confederate flag or have no problem with it are at least subliminal racist or passive races but there are some people who would declare truthfully in their own minds i'm not a racist i want a society that is fair and just but the confederate flag to me means blah blah blah means my favorite college football team it means other aspects of of southern culture and but even if that's true that's what it means to you but think of what it indisputably means to not just african-americans but the people with the social conference khant conscience rather it's associated with a traitorous movement with people who took up arms against their country and its associated with slavery forget about systemic rac

hey folks welcome back to dennis miller plus one and we're joined by danny trejo dixie over there we not i think that's another coach in the background maybe looks like coach central over that baby yeah. it's like a man who aren't at the cherry house i read the story you know it's why it's so odd that he the way that your career happens because that's one of my favorite movies i'm a big joy and jon voight fair that i thought the movie out of that would be a runaway train and that's that's where you tap in and it's so inadvertent right tell us that great story about your 1st year all set of a movie called runaway train i ran into a guy named eddie bunker eddie bunker was famous in prison because he used to write ritz and ritz have to be grammatically correct in the language of the quarter or they can kick him out you think him a misspelling they can get him up and so he would reach or transcript he charge $100.00 to regis transcript and then and then it would be 100 dollars for each written game up with every transcript had the writs because police makes mistakes d.a.'s make mistakes

they should a commercial for this they had to have him near the craft service table crushing up a dixie cup and trying to drop it in trash can a 3 constantly misses that would be the funniest commercial to me if he just keeps clanging it off the river current good clay that he's a serious golfer rags who comes in with a little bit expertise yeah he's he's a really good you know scratch golfer i mean you know he's one of these guys that we all grew up with that guy who it didn't matter what we're doing he was going to win i don't care if you're playing pop a shot or like air hockey in the basement or ping pong you're playing varsity basketball or football he was a guy's going to win that steph curry you know you're one were filming the thing dennis and you know he gets out there he gets out there with a pitching wedge issues playing around and it's just chip after chip going over the water onto a green like he's autopilot and you know and then you sit there and you realize why he's so good from the free throw line but. you know the one thing i appreciate about about steph is he's not jus

tailored brands are laying off a fifth of the workforce due to the pandemic >> and win dixy has reserved it's policy. it initially said it didn't want to confront it's customers "squawk alley" continues after this >>> we had ibm yesterday after the close, today it is snap after the close. let's break down a big week for tech earnings. hey, bob >> hey, john, how are you doing? a lot of people don't get why the mega caps and tech are generally outperforming. one simple answer is the earnings picture is a lot brighter for them than for more cyclical names, so you just take a look and they have 41% decline in earnings for the second quarter and that is a huge number tech will not see anything close to those kinds of declines those are not much better and the margins are also continuing to hold up very well what is moving them besides the good tech earn agos. there will be a vaccine that happens in the year. the economic bottom, and finally the closing if it turns -- if it comes out of the reopening story there will be more progress. the market is saying the reopening story is getting stretch

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association require guests wear masks in all indoor public spaces and as cases surge in the south, nguyen dixie- in the southeast reversed itself. then there is this. a growing number of people who claim they can't wear a mask because it cuts their oxygen intake or they have breathing troubles. delta airlines now says those customers, they'll have to have a new health screening before they can fly and delta suggests if you can't wear a mask for health reasons, maybe you shouldn't fly. laura, so interesting. you watch the industries. some say they're urging mask wearing, some requiring them. the enforcement, front line workers are the ones who have to enforce this. >> think of the ones bearing the brunt of it. people who have risked their lives to go out and work in a grocery store or a restaurant to serve others and the whole point of this was that wearing a face covering isn't about protecting you, it's about protecting others. it seems this has been so polarized. >>> wearing masks on flight, air travel is declining again. the tsa said it screened nearly 4.7 million passengers last week. down

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