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however, if the bay area were to follow trends on the east coast. doctor chin-hong believes the surge would be short-lived maybe that we'll see acision kids here in area. that's more pronounced than what we have right now. >> but what we do know about omicron so far is that it believes in, but it also blazes out. so my feeling is. you know, we see that surge. it's going to end very quickly. it's not going to be like delta some of the other decisions we've seen in area to help prevent further spread, especially as we send students back to their classrooms after winter break. he says limiting gatherings wearing masks and taking extra safety precautions. >> will be crucial. i'm taylor reporting kron 4 news. >> the fda is expected to broaden eligibility for covid booster. shots come this monday, 12 to 15 year-olds will be eligible to receive 3rd doses of the pfizer vaccine. regulators also plan to allow both adolescents and adults to seek an extra shot. pfizer's vaccine 5 months after receiving a second dose. instead of the 6 month waiting period. a boo

i think it started off in the east coast really because of a lot of contact with the u. k. and with southern african countries. there are direct flights from dr berg, for example, to new york, new jersey, d. c. it's not as prevalent maybe in california yet, although it's increasing authorizations are not that high compared to the east coast, but it's spreading westward. so i see a big sweep. i see a potentially unprepared hospital systems for this deluge. how well is the u. s. prepared for what's coming? well, i think we're not as prepared as we should be. i take this took the biden administration by surprise. it came out of left field almost. and i think that in all senses, testing has been seriously under provide, in a hospital capacities are breaking points regionally. national guard is being called out. i think probably the greatest potential casualty is not the physical beds. it's the, you know, psychological states of american people at this point. we wanted to have a christmas, why we can go to theater and see friends and family and all of a sudden this is our greate

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it started off in the east coast really because of a lot of contact with the u. k. and with southern african countries. there are direct lights from dr berg, for example, to new york, new jersey, d. c. it's not as prevalent maybe in california yet, although it's increasing authorizations are not that high compared to the east coast, but it's spreading westward. so i see a big sweep. i see a potentially unprepared hospital systems for this deluge. so let's get an update on some other developments in this pandemic thailand is reinstating mandatory quarantine for foreign visitors. following concerns over the omicron variance visitors will now have to undergo a hotel quarantine which ranges between $7.10 days. new zealand meanwhile, has also postponed opening its borders. quarantine free travel is now possible for new zealanders only from the end of february. foreign visitors are currently not allowed in to be south pacific nation. and in australia, infection rates have surged with the state of new south wales reporting. 3000 new cases on tuesday alone of the australian

it's cleared up along that east coast and we are seeing temperatures in new york and washington d. c. recover now, as i said, we are going to use an exceptional want creep up from the south temperatures in kansas city. expected to reach 23 degrees by wednesday, and that's well above the average for december. we usually see it at about 6 degrees celsius. ah. but the listening post cuts through the noise, we're talking about competing narrative theory monday. schools being used to perpetuate those competing narrative separating spin from fuck all 3 versions of the story. and then some elements of the truth. but the full story remains and coaching, unpacking the stories you're being told, it's not a science story at all. it's a story about politics. the listening post, your guide to the media on a j 0. 0, there's a lot more into al jazeera than t v with our website mobile app, social media, and podcast. al jazeera digital is the world award winning online content. and each week on portal will bring you the very best of it. they're trying to frighten the people to leave it to go somewh

most of the east coast is pretty clear right now. but the chills will continue throughout your afternoon. if are you on the west coast, a completely different weather pattern. the jet stream was tagging more to the north that's allowing for warmer temperatures to move back in denver near record 71 degrees. omaha in the upper 60s that continues for tomorrow afternoon. it pushes more to the north and east into the upper mid-west kansas city 71 contending with that record tod new york city 46 degrees we're in the mid-70 across the so south. >> we will take a look at that forecast >> it is a big day wale take a big break and tell you about the space junk that kept astronauts from dngheoi tir job. >> the warning over those elaborate christmas decorations next magic eraser removes the messes you can see as well as more of the dirt and grime you don't. all you do is wet, squeeze and start erasing dirt and grime all around the house and try magic eraser sheets for a deep clean in hard to reach places that you can toss when your done. mr. cle

it started off in the east coast really because of a lot of contact with the u. k. and with southern african countries, there are direct lights from dr. berg, for example, to new york, new jersey, d. c. it's not as prevalent maybe in california yet, although it's increasing authorizations are not that high compared to the east coast, but it's spreading westward. so i see a big sweep, i see a potentially unprepared hospital systems for this deluge. so let's take a closer look. now, at some other developments in this pandemic, if zealand has postponed opening its borders and the concerns over the oma crohn variant, quarantine of free travel is now possible for new zealanders only from the end of february onwards. and in australia, infection rates have surged with the state of new south wales reporting 3000 new cases on tuesday alone. that the australian government has been reluctant to impose your restrictions. and european union has approved the use of the nova vax vaccine and people aged 18 and older. the european medicines agency said data shows the vaccine has an

so the top end and the bottom end of the east coast of india getting rain . some heavier pulses in there for entrepreneurs show, dish and westbank. all that's on thursday. let me show you. friday mostly breaks apart fragments, but another round of rain force for longer and bursts of rain for the mall. d smalley, a high of 30 degrees. speaking about that ne, on soon be more active, are seen the rain steer rate into central southern parts of vietnam. and this is plaguing coachman city with the high of 30 degrees. also for the philippines, down with rain toward the east and central areas. once again, all because of that, ne, monsoon areas of china seen the cloud break up for central eastern portions. nice staying way. lim, with the high 21 degrees. but know where we got that cloud deck thickening up it's toward the northeast of china. a same goes across the korean peninsula. so where we see this call, we could see some showers and the potential for snow over a higher ground than all that wet. and when the weather over honcho is now pushed out toward the pacific.

it's 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west. jonathan lemire. >>> california republican devin nunes will resign politics to work for donald trump's new media company. he has no experience in tech or as an executive. it was revealed last week that the company plans to merge with trump's company is being investigated by the s.e.c. nunes emerged as one of the former president's chief defenders in congress. as chairman of the house intelligence committee, nunes had to recuse himself from the russian investigation, in part because he was too close with trump to be impartial. we should note if republicans were to reclaim the majority in next term's midterm elections, nunes would have been up for chair of the house ways and means committee, arguably the most powerful position in the cabinet on capitol hilling and yet he's walking away from that job. >>> chuck schumer is hitting the gas on president biden's second year agenda. the christmas holiday is just over two weeks. schumer is warning work on the bill along with deadlines on the d

i think it started off. 4 in the east coast, really because of a lot of contact with the u. k. and with the southern african countries, there are direct flights from dr. misburg, for example, to new york, new jersey, d. c. it's not as prevalent maybe in california yet, although it's increasing authorizations are not that high compared to the east coast, but it's spreading westward. so i see a big sweep i see potentially unprepared hospital systems for this deluge. texas has reported which believe to be the 1st known omicron related death in the us. do we know yet whether on the cross is more deadly than other variants? we don't know that for sure, cherry. but in many cases, this 1st death that's confirmed to arman cronin us is a metaphor of lots that come this was an unvaccinated individual who was previously exposed naturally, but because of unvaccinated and on boosted it kind of confirmed our predict greatest prediction and fears. very serious e l. death. if not vaccinated, he got re general and these monoclonal antibodies are no good against on red cross . these particular t

now that storm system cleared very quickly pushing off to the east coast, leaving behind a much clearer picture. now we are going to see some exceptional heat in central areas of the u. s. over the next few days, but it's going to remain rather settled for much of the weather action. we have to head to that west coast. we've got a winter storm blow down from british columbia, edging into north western states of the u. s. by the time we get to monday, it's going to be very wet and wintery for northern areas of california. very heavy rain expected. here we could see a month's worth in just 24 hours or more. and we are likely to see some flooding from that. so a very wet week for san francisco, the rain arrives in los angeles from tuesday, but further east of this is, is a much finer dryer picture. it's cleared up along that east coast and we are seeing temperatures in new york and washington dc recover. now as i said, we are going to see an exceptional want creep up from the south temperatures in kansas city. expected to reach 23 degrees by wednesday, and that's well above the average for

that system moving up the east coast. and in the west tonight, the system bringing heavy rain and snow. what to expect as you travel? let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee. hey, ginger. >> reporter: hey, david. that same storm that raked south florida with tornadoes and severe weather, well, now it's moved off the coast, but it is bringing heavy rain in north carolina. it is going to cook up the coast and those outer bands will meet up with very cold air. what that means is a winter weather advisory or even warning from west cornwall, connecticut, up to caribou, maine. we have to see the west real week. three to five feet in some parts of the sierra. very wet in the bay area. even los angeles. the morning of christmas eve could see one to two inches of rain. no worries for santa's sake, it's gone by christmas day. >> and i know they thank you for the rain. thank you. >>> authorities saying this will be a record week for travel. more than 110 million americans expected to travel. tonight, what are the best mask

it's 5:30 on the east coast. 2:30 out west. i'm jonathan lemire.k schumer is teeing up a vote as early as tomorrow to extend the debt ceiling. schumer cut a deal that would allow the democrats to eventually pass the debt ceiling hike. without, members of the gop need to join democrats in order to pass a separate bill for cuts for medicare. that bill allows democrats to raise the debt limit to just a 51-vote majority. >> i think this is in the best interest of the country by avoiding default. i think it's also in the best interest of republicans who feel very strongly, if the previous debt ceilings that we agreed to when president trump was here carried us through august. and this current debt ceiling is indeed about the future. and not about the past. so, i believe we've reached here a solution to the debt ceiling issue. that's consistent with republican views. of raising the debt ceiling for this amount, at this particular time. and allows the democrats to proudly own it, which they're happy to do. >> congressional leaders announced the deal yeste

black people who had been in my experience every single type of human being and particularly east coast in the boston area in massachusetts was very much a place where black meant poor which was not my experience. but my cousins were in the middle class ourselves for sure. there was very much i think the first time i experienced being reflected both in the sense of a hierarchy very starkly and also a sense that a realization that what people didn't know very much about . even though we where i was born was a very segregated place. it was over 90 percent black of course we know about white people. there were my parents coworkers and my teachers and of course everybody on screen . but it created this real cost to the white people that then went on to me that really they didn't have focus of who ultimately their fellow americans work. >> this is maybe just to the chase on one other he terms that you in verse in this book. it is the very notion of segregation. that how does this formative experience shift from an all-black segregated overwhelmingly back segregated community to this overwhel

many cities on the east coast, such as new york are seeing spikes in pediatric hospitalizations. >> good evening. i'm ken wayne. and i'm catherine heenan grant and have the night off. >> the increase in hospitalizations is raising concern that we could soon see more children getting covid in the bay area. kron four's tale of a second talk to an infectious disease specialist about what doctors are expecting. >> the omicron variant made its way across the country within weeks leading to new surges in covid infections nationwide in addition to more cases. we're also seeing an increasing number of pediatric hospitalizations in some cities like new york raising concerns about what we could see happen here in the bay area. whether or not this is the calm before the storm. >> remains to be seen in the east coast has been a four-fold increase in pediatric hospitalizations in the new york area. chicago. watching to see what will happen. but the bay area's interesting because. people around those kids are vaccinated, one of the highest rates of vaccines in the country. infectious disease specialis

i want to bring you right up to speed with this iconic storm flemming in to the east coast of india. we have red weather warnings in play for the indian states of interpretation, o disha on saturday, the darker the color, the more intense, the rain is falling. we press play, see where it goes on, sundays, sliding up that east coast of india that still becomes a story for westbank all as well. so all 3 states have the potential to see flooding when you consider could see about a 10200, maybe even more millimeters of rain, se asia, the ne spawn soon steering some heavy rain into borneo blanket it in rain across to mantra and java. and it's drying out across into china. we have seen flooding in southern areas of thailand, central, southern vietnam. so this reprieve is very much needed. high pressure is carving out sunny conditions across a huge swath of china. these temperatures looking pretty good to great lin at 22 degrees. beauty of a day in hong kong on saturday. we've got the penciled in for 21. next stop, i'll take you to japan. a few things i want to put on your radar here were s

for today, again, going to be out to the west and along the east coast for today.sh into the southeast, create something travel spots there. we also have a storm system in the midwest and our next system pushing into the west. wednesday, again, the focus out to the west and into the portions of the northeast and by thursday we're looking at some pretty significant problems in the western portion of the country. >> all right. allison chinchar, thank you so much. >> thanks. >>> so on saturday, volunteers gathered at arlington national cemetery for the annual wreath laying to honor fallen service members. more than 250,000 wreaths were laid at headstones in arlington. >> ceremonies took place at over 3,000 cemeteries in all 50 states and abroad. some lawmakers even joined volunteers including wyoming congresswoman liz cheney and virginia's governor elect glenn youngkin. this year marked 30 years since the tradition first began. >>> with new covid cases surging across the united states, president biden will announce new measures this week aiming to slow the spread of t

omicron is spreading fast in uk and the east coast.ays hospitalizations at ucsf remains low but we may see impact in early 2022 if not sooner. the doctor says in addition to getting your booster we should be paying attention to other measures such as wearing your mask especially in indoor areas that are very crowded. >>> i am justin andrews live in the newsroom tracking a trial with 12 jurors in the elizabeth holmes fraud case will start deliberations. verdict can come this week. the jury is made of eight men and four women. they will decide if holmes once named the youngest self made billionaire will spend two decades behind bars on this more than three months' long trial have included 32 witness testimonies and more than 900 exhibits. prosecutors say holmes knowingly cheated investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars. her concept was so compelling she was able to raise more than $900 million. her team said she believed it would work and it's not a crime to fail. holmes testified in her own defense where she shifted blame to a f

almost the entire east coast of india brace and for some rain. hello everyone. good to see, let me show you exactly what's going on. that ne monsoon become an active again, so that stirring up brain in the bay had been gall and it's moving further toward the west. so the top end and the bottom end of the east coast of india get that rain some heavier pulses in there for entrepreneurs dash o dish and westbank. all that's on thursday. let me show you. friday mostly breaks apart fragments, but another round of rain force for longer in bursts of rain. for them all these malia high of 30 degrees. speaking about that ne, on soon be more active, are seen the rain steer rate into central southern parts of vietnam. this is plaguing coachman city with the high of 30 degrees. also for the philippines. dows with rain toward the east and central areas. once again, all because of that. ne monsoon areas of china seen the cloud break up for central eastern portions. nice dang, wayland with the high 21 degrees, but you know where we got that cloud deck thickening up it's toward

however, if the bay area were to follow trends on the east coast. doctor chin-hong believes the surge would be short-lived maybe that we'll see acision kids here in the area. that's more pronounced than what we have right now. >> but what we do know about omicron so far is that it believes in, but it also blazes out. so my feeling is. you know, we see that surge. it's going to end very quickly. it's not going to be like delta some of the other decisions we've seen in area to help prevent further spread, especially as we send students back to their classrooms after winter break. he says limiting gatherings wearing masks and taking extra safety precautions. >> will be crucial. i'm taylor reporting kron 4 news. >> well, the fda is expected to broaden eligibility for covid booster shots on monday, 12 to 15 year-olds are going to be eligible to receive 3rd doses of the pfizer vaccine regulators also plan to allow both adolescence and adults to seek an extra shot of pfizer's vaccine 5 months after receiving a second dose instead of the current period of 6

however, if the bay area were to follow trends on the east coast. doctor chin-hong believes the surge would be short-lived maybe that we'll see a in kids here in the area. that's more pronounced than what we have right now. >> but what we do know about omicron so far is that it believes in, but it also blazes out. so my feeling is. you know, we see that surge. it's going to end very quickly. it's not going to be like delta some of the other decisions we've seen in area to help prevent further spread, especially as we send students back to their classrooms after winter break. he says limiting gatherings wearing masks and taking extra safety precautions. >> will be crucial. i'm taylor reporting kron 4 news. >> the fda is expected to broaden eligibility for covid booster shots on monday. 12 to 15 year-olds will be eligible to receive 3rd doses of the pfizer vaccine regulators also plan to allow both adolescents and adults to seek an extra shot of pfizer's vaccine. 5 months after receiving a second dose instead of the current period of 6 months. a boost

talk about that change, leaving chicago to go to school elsewhere on the east coast. >> when i was just in middle school, i went away to boarding school, moving from illinois to massachusetts. not just massachusetts, but rural massachusetts to an all-white town that was a designated historical town so there were more, you know, horse drawn carriages than they were black people in this town. i was one of just a few black children at the school. and it was really an unheard of move for my parents to make that they were, you know, doing it out of this sense that i was a kid and i wasn't served well by the public schools, and so that meant that i saw for the first time what white people, particularly east coast, sort of thought about black people. black people who had been, you know, in my experience as a public human being, right, and particularly on the east coasts in the boston area, massachusetts, there was very much a sense that black as poor, in a way that was not my experience. not that we didn't have poor black people and poor black 'cause cousins and hierarchy of human value and al

yeah, so apparently it is some kind of a p, i disconnection that's taking place on the east coast in a centralized location. i don't know all the details of it, but the centralized location which indicates that all these different cloud services that are being used by and you mentioned a few of them right now we're talking about disney. plus, we're talking about tinder, we're talking about mcdonalds, we're talking about bin mode, we're talking about ring doorbell. i mean, there are so many different applications. fortnight people couldn't play a fortnight today, right? cuz they're built on either of us. and so it is, seems to be a centralized location on which a lot of these cloud services are operating that went down. and because it's, it's not for lack of a better term, decentralized or broken up in various locations so that they have redundancy. it seems like it's a single issue or from one particular technological source that's cutting off all these different apps, all these different functions at the same time. and it's incredible what you were just saying in terms of how much o

another big story many cities on the east coast like new york. they are seeing spikes in young children being hospitalized for covid and that is raising concerns that we could soon see the very same thing right here in the bay area. kron four's taylor spoke with local infectious disease expert doctor peter chin. hong. >> whether or not this is the calm before the storm. >> remains to be seen in the east coast says been a four-fold increase in pediatric hospitalizations in the new york area. chicago, watching to see what will happen. but the bay area's interesting because a lot of people around this kids are vaccinated, one of the highest rates of vaccines in the country. despite rising omicron cases and hospitalizations among children and other large cities. >> infectious disease specialist at ucsf. doctor peter chin-hong remains hopeful for several reasons for one, he says hospitalizations here in the bay area still remain relatively low in 2. the omicron variant doesn't appear to be more severe in kids than previous trance between ucsf benioff

in the evening, so heads up, east coast.e storms on the south end of this potentially bringing rain and wednesday through the evening hours. there's a maul risk of tornadoes tonight -- small risk of tornadoes on the east coast, but it's not what it was for other areas. the potential storm here tonight, people just need to have notifications ready to go, and if you get one fired up, take cover. more than 400 reports have come in, and it has turned destructive and deadly in many areas. keep in mind that you to don't get to put a nice measuring stick out there to get the grasp of what these winds will do. we have to go back and assess the damage, and that's what the national weather service will be doing all over the country. one example, eric, many small towns in america■ç have large water towers some of them are 100 feet, 120 feet n. mayfield, kentucky, they had a tower over 100 feet with 500,000 of water in it, it was crumbled like a dixie cup last night, and that's just one visual. eric: the power and destruction and nature

neighborhoods, most at risk are east coast -- east lead paint was outlawed decades ago but can be founds. lead is toxic to inhale and can cause impairment of the nervous system and other medical conditions over time. crime one of the top concerns in the bay area, several innovators using technology to help people protect themselves and their property. melanie woodrow shows you three apps hoping people stay safe. melanie: reports of women stabbed waiting for a bus shook him to his core. >> i can't believe this is the world we live in. i want to do something. melanie: he has an app that allows you to order and -- a guard. it begins at $50 to $75 an hour. he says the guards will be licensed, insured, and undergo vigorous background checks. >> it is said the fact that we even need this. and the fact that people treating asian people less than dogs. now any: he is -- melanie: he is hoping to make people feel safer in big cities. another app is currently in testing with rollout in the next month or so. the ceo and founder created it when deciding whether his preteen daughter would be safe in

well, it's happening into any one worldwide who was using a service that is reliant upon that east coast. so anyone who's reliant on that. so again, certain apps are working because they're based where they are located, they're getting their cloud data, specifically from that one part of the country. but it is also important, you know, you mentioned how they have the best product. i would actually argue with that, i would say one does not have the best product out there. part of the problem though, is they have the best name out there because amazon is so well known. what other note on this to it's not just consumers who are getting hit because of the lack of application to the internet. some of the warehouses that amazon uses are also built on the system. and so they haven't been able to get deliveries out today because the warehouse robots, remember, so much of amazon is automated, can't communicate with the warehouse workers. and so there's actually been a huge delay for products that were supposed to be shipped out today that couldn't get out because warehouse worker systems all went

he says omicron is spreading fast in uk and the east coast. in the bay area he says hospitalizations at ucsf remains low but adds we can see the impact in early 2022. >> if you are vaccinated and boosted, you have the best chance of any but it is not 100%. again i think we have to up our game on additional protection strategies. that includes wearing a better mask in crowded indoor situations in particular. >> reporter: when it comes to holiday parties, think about vaccination status of those you are spending time with as he adds not knowing if someone is boosted can make things risky. >> still some questions as we approach the holidays. thank you. >>> people throughout bay area are in a rush to get vaccinated and boosted against covid. several cars were lined up at this drive thru clinic in red wood. some people had appointments and some didn't but all were able to get a shot in the arm. >> wanted to be sure we got vaccinated because covid is still out there. we wanted to make sure we were protected as we head into the holidays. i think every

overnight tonight our band of rain pushes eastwards slowly clearing away from the east coast of east. what follows is some showers and clear spells. another cold night for scotland and northern england with patches of frost. lowest temperature is about minus one celsius the countryside. tomorrow a straight forward north—westerly bringing a mix of sunshine and showers. there will be some sparkling blue skies at times but the showers will be widespread and really frequent across the north west, some of them having a bit of sleet or health know mixed in other showers will get driven in by the north—westerly winds across northern wales into north—west england into the midlands and one or two reaching into southern england as well. temperatures for many similar, around 6—7, but that's the last of the really cool weather because as we get into the weekend we have this big wave of warm air washing over the uk. temperatures will be boosted significantly in this milder air is here to stay for a long time to come. saturday, cloud and rain, yes, some of that will be quite heavy, some of that wi

it seems to have been concentrated postally on the east coast. there is a significant recovery, but a broad range of apps affected. it allows companies to rent storage and network capabilities. amazon's online retail was affected. a host of other companies and services were also affected. >>> a sobering warning from the u.s. surgeon general about challenges facing young people primarily because of the pandemic. vivek murthy released a 53-page report that says there are increases in self-reported depression and anxiety. suicide attempts rose 51% in add lessant girls. joining us is a doctor and division director, doctor, thank you so much for being here today. >> thank you for having me. >> let's start with that surgeon general report. it is very disturbing. the pandemic has been tough on all of us. but this report says the impact on teenagers is much greater. explain the impact on teens and adults in this environment. >> first of all, they're different population, subjected to different events in their lives, right? so when you're a teen, you look

may be good for some parts of the country like the west coast, where it's not as bad, but on the east coast may be too little too late. us health authorities, as you well know, have eased quarantine. recommendations from $10.00 to $5.00 days is this are further hint that alma khan is a less severe corona variant. i think that's partially the answer my code. but i think the cdc was motivated to this really because of a variety of factors. one, there was a lot of political pressure because of whoop force that was sticking odd for probably an all dated parenting 10 days or isolation of 10 days. but is also a nod to the fact that there is some evidence that the incubation period, but for army kron is much short at 3 days compared to forty's, fidelity, and 5 for alpha, for example. but many people are worried because again, the teal and requires that people where mass with the additional 5 these off to fi, these of isolation, they have to have no symptoms. and there's no testing involved. so there's a lot of sort of like you're on the honor system after those initial 5 days, right? here in europ

change on the way for the east coast. >> much of the east coast has remained unscathed but that changerough west virginia there. and impacting the 95 corridor along the east coast. we are going to get a good dousing from this, 1 to 2 inches from little rock, memphis, into cincinnati. the other concern here is the severe weather threat. we are looking at a marginal risk. winds could gust up to 60 miles per hour. little rock to shreveport, a chance for an isolated tornado as well. farce the rest of the country goes, quiet along the east >>> through the afternoon exec to keep these areas of fog right now. partial clearing for today, we'll keep some of that lingering clouds cover and hazy skies and coastal advisories in effect until 3:00 p.m. >>> that's your local forecast. peter? >> thanks so much. >>> still ahead right here. the woman making history on the sidelines at nba games. >> we'll have her story right after this. our retirement plan with voya, keeps us moving forward. hey, kevin! hey, guys! they have customized solutions to help our family's special needs... hey, graduation selfi