john, it's jacob.re was only one pediatric flu death reported total in 200 the year before. they're now expecting, i think, that number to come up again this year. can you explain why that is, the difference between last year and this year? >> right, jacob. last year, we didn't have any flu and that surprised everybody. i talked to doctors who said they didn't see a single flu case in their er as an er doc, you never had a season like that the cdc says it's starting to see a slow but steady increase so far it's been in children and young adults one pediatric death last year, so far this year we've had two pediatric deaths right now, omicron, that's more likely you're going to have that get tested if you feel sick. don't just assume it's the flu or the cold because we're going to start seeing more cold coming up, but for now, omicron is the one we have to worry about >> right now, a lot of people who get omicron, who get covid right now say it feels like a bad cold is there a marked difference between t

ah, south african president, jacob zoom. his lawyers are appealing a ruling setting aside his medical parole, and ordering him back to jail for 79 year old is serving a 15 month sentence to contempt after defying a constitutional court order to give evidence at a corruption inquiry delegation state back to his time in office for more on this story, let's bring in for me to mila, who's live for us, and you had a spec. hello there for me to tell us a little bit about what this court decision actually main. well, at the moment it means that the form of president jacob zoom should return to jail because the court has found that his release on medical parole just a couple of months after he was 1st imprisoned is unlawful. however, that court judgement isn't clear on exactly when that will happen. as you mentioned, his lawyers are going to appeal that decision, so it's likely that this will be a to and fro and potentially a court battle that might take many months before we see jacob zoom a re arrested or perhaps i'm have that app

. >> my question is for jacob. the movie ends is -- ah -- >> commercial. >> what would the ramifications be, honestly, if you guys were to announce how the movie ends? like, what would happen? >> they would -- they would probably kill us. >> yeah. >> i think they absolutely have, like, our tracking numbers on us. they probably like -- >> they put a chip in -- >> yeah, on the back of our heads. and this remote control and they blow your head up. so it is saenchly what's going to happen. >> like the real-life suicide squad. >> yeah. >> jimmy: probably mad you mentioned that. you are not allowed to watch those movies. well, i am very excited. you know, i am going with my son to the premiere and he is 28 years old and i have a 4-year-old. i know you think that's a joke. it isn't. i have a 28-year-old son and a 4-year-old son, and what really i think we love in common more than anything is spider-man and these spider-man movies. and um, i mean like even more than, like, bacon, which we also have in common. so, i think t

and you named your son jacob. and he was not interested at all. he said, jacob was named for someone in my wife's family. i said, yes, and that is a very common name, don't you think that is an interesting lineage? and he was not engaging. i remember a dinner, a family dinner, my nephew, who was a teenager at the time said, well, jim, i don't understand how is it that you're jewish but dad's not jewish and grandma is not jewish? >> uh-huh. >> and i am looking over at my brother thinking how do i answer that? >> interesting. >> and that is how things have remained. >> in the family. whoever going to take another quick break and come back here on "mosaic." please join us in just a moment. . >>> good morning. welcome back to "mosaic." i'm rabbi eric weissen. we're in the middle of a wonderful conversation about discovering they are jewish with marnie paul and jim van buskirk. welcome back, jim and marnie. we are -- there is so much to talk about. i am wondering how the two of you met and if you can talk a little bit

that award for jim jacob -- virginia jacobs yesterday -- for jen jacobs, talk about it.: jennifer jacobs has been a force on reporting throughout the trump administration, throughout the government, and she won yet another prestigious award yesterday from the national press club, well-deserved for my colleague on the white house team. jonathan: who was with the president at the time that news broke, wondering what was going on in the administration at that time. what was it like at that very moment? mario: i remember thinking to myself, he did look a little bit sluggish. of course, later on, once jennifer jacobs, affectionately called jj by our team, once she reported the president tested positive for covid, i did have to look over until my wife. [laughter] jonathan: can you tell jj we would love to see her soon? fantastic works. 12 months ago, feels like years ago. lisa: i love the idea of him coming home at night and telling his wife -- jonathan: might have to get tested. that story about the erosion of democracy after what happened in early january, i have to say that

>> tom: yeah, jacob. >> jacob: the funny thing is we were supposed to be on the show, so sorry we couldn'ting to give you the mugs and you are just going to repackage them and regift

with that in mind, i wanted to bring in jacob navoke to bounce some ideas off of. his company makes next generation video games that are part video game, part reality, and very forward thinking. jacob, i know you've also got a new pac-man out and i want to ask you about that. because 1980s, i can get behind. let's talk about that at the end of our conversation. but talk to me about this idea of the metaverse. it's something that you're involved with that i'm not totally sold on it. can you explain to me what sold you on it? >> sure. i think that it's basically an inevitability of where the future of internet and people spend time, which is to say we, over the course of the last 40 years since the advent of pong, have been spending more and more time in virtual worlds. they have become more realistic, they have become more engaging, they have become more fun to be a part of. every single day, more people spend more time in games than the day before. and so, as you look at where we, as people, not just americans, but as humanity, will be spending more time in the nex

but first, nbc's jacob soboroff is there for us this morning. jacob, good morning. >> reporter: peter, kristen, good morning to you. the daily covid positivity rate in new york city is over 22%, but that is not stopping. outgoing mayor bill de blasio from holding a modified celebration here in times square to ring in 2022. >>> times square placing the finishing touches on its new year's celebrations. >> happy new year! yeah! >> reporter: and even if the welcome to 2022 party will be scaled back, tourists are still excited for the experience. >> we made the plans when things seemed like they were slowing down. and so we kind of just kept it and took our precautions. >> reporter: the famous ball is in place and wednesday saw a reversal for confetti. these two handfuls a small preview of the 3,000 pounds that will rain down on 15,000 vaccinated and masked attendees, roughly a quarter of the crowd that normally gathers here. chicago moving ahead with its festivities, moving it to the river to alleviate crowding. other major cities are scrapping thei

rick clinic al jazeera hong kong, former south african president, jacob zoom. his lawyers are appealing a ruling setting aside his medical parole, and ordering him back to jail. the 79 year old is serving a 15 month sentence, full contempt after defying a constitutional court order to give evidence of the corruption inquiry the allegations date back to his time in office. for me, the miller has more from janice book jacobs. numa was supposed to have testified before a commission of inquiry into what has been termed state capture in south africa. basically, corruption. he did appear that inquiry, but on 2 other occasions either wouldn't answer the questions and on the 3rd occasion left abruptly. and he was in order to return to the commission, which he refused to do, and instead fort illegal order to avoid appearing at the commission of inquiry. this was taken to the constitutional court who found that he had undermined the rule of law. he was supposed to have testified, and this is why he was sentenced to 15 months in prison for contempt of court. he'd get, he

okay, so it is your son jacob, you know him, right? [cheers and applause] come on out! dad, surprise. >> kelly: i love you! this is so cute. >> growing up carols by candlelight was a staple of my childhood and the christmas spirit and as i have gotten older i realize how much of an achievement it is and how important, and so i have been so proud of you over the years seeing how much you have done for your sister and how many lives of children you have changed over the years. so i realized as i have grown up that you are my real life santa and i am proud to call you my dad. i love you! >> kelly: i mean, job well done, dad! look a t

m, and been a generally cora tenure on the immediate past president or jacob humor. and, but in doing so, of course, you know, some politicians in the ruling party, but very many people, including those in the ruling party. they welcomed, he's interventions. and it wasn't just seen as a political kind of a euro scoring point that he may have said he would say, came from the opposition party. it was bisman to in many ways the spiritual father of the nation. and so people took him seriously. of course, women took him seriously enough to stop their own corruption. that's a different story. and, but given the fact that the countries are ever solely annette turned around, one can see the immense appreciation that these 4 to 2, even at the fact that he stu little on the 1st of january, is going to be a state funeral of the order that our country generally only afford 2 living precedents who passed away. so people have come to terms with desmond duty. of course, different to just challenge is don't come to terms of corruption. don't come to terms of evil. that is a differen

the one now former commission of correctional services allowed for jacob zoom, a medical medical role. and now the court has found there was an awful because the commissioner at the time bypass the parole board. and this is why it said he should return to jail habitat, destruction, climate change and growing past the sides use are threatening africa's bes. that's according to scientists. in canyon who say the crucial role as pollinators of crops and wild plants is that risk. but there is hope i forgot, could avoid the destruction of be seen in north america and europe. malcolm web reports from the miranda in kenya. the other caught a trees on james worries, farm we're under producing by about a fish. he says he didn't even know until he joined the research program here in kenya disorder. that's when he learned about pollination and about the crucial role of pollinating insects. and i love become more, do move more like having a 100 cows, but only one book. it can't handle all the skulls. if you have countries, but without enough pollinators, the flaws will be there. many multiple init

in this instance, the one now former commissioner for correctional services allowed for jacob seumas medical medical role. and now the court has found there was unlawful because the commissioner at the time bypass the parole board. and this is why it's said he should return to jail. the international committee of the red crosses warning of a major humanitarian crisis in somalia, which is again in the grip of a drought. it's forcing families to leave their homes in search of water and grazing land for cattle. victoria gates and b reports waiting for water, severe drought in somalia central gal good at region means people are reliant on humanitarian aid to stay alive. the drought combined with recent fighting between the somali national army and armed fighters has been a disaster for this region. a 100000 people have had to leave their homes in girl and moved to make shift camps on the outskirts of town on the back on the soccer trap. i'm 50 years old and i've seen many droughts, but this one is the worst. the fighting has also forced people to flee. these things have all come at once.

an honor senator who fought so hard for his state and his people jacob?ell, thank he windows from poverty and he was a capitol police well >> that's a great detail and you have to when you hear former president barack obama who said one of the people who encouraged him to run for president. >> former amateur boxer who never pulled punches politically. >> hedid, as well. >> time to take a turn and get our first check of the weather with jeff raniere in for al thig >> good morning, you guys. we are tracking the for severe weather today we want to get you right to th it is active over birmingham it's become active over birmingham and now we're seeing those storms approach atlanta. as temperatures heat up through the afternoon it will fuel the possibility of severe over george a mississippi, tennessee, arkansas. hail, on hail one inch possible wind gusts of 60. inch possible wind gusts of 60 and a few isolated tornadoes and rain, isolated amounts of thre possible that's a look at your national forecast. inches possible that's a look at your national forecast

jacob, we have birthdays >> celebrate some birthdays. happy 100th birthday to donald dailey he walks a mile every single day. raleigh goodwin is from auburn, georgia. coming up next, he served in the air force for more than 30 and, the sir, we salute you for your service. happy 102nd birthday to doddnella gilbert. she's known as grand ma'am to everybody in the neighborhood. and how about sister marionette call of scranton, pennsylvania she retired at 85 years old. and then there is edward conner sr. from detroit, michigan this former track and field star is the big 100 his friends nicknamed him rabbit because he's a very happy guy. and happy 76 anniversary to matthew and jeanette thomason. they say the secret to a long and happy marriage is to never go to bed angry, which, of course, none of us ever do if you have a milestone, let us know at today.com/celebrate. >> great advice. jacob, thank you for that. >>> coming up in our third hour, what is being done to protect scot >>> good morning. it is 8:56. i'm marcus washington. happening now

let me get to jacob ward. jacob, you're trying to report on sort of the logistics of this, of these at-home tests. i mean, look, the alternative, if you can't get an at-home test, you have to wait in line. we know that testing, that capacity to get the results certainly has been ramped up. you've been looking at the issue of these at-home tests, the way many families are using that to figure out travel plans. what are some of the barriers to ramping up production? >> well, chuck, when i first began looking into just the absolute need here, i looked back at a study from 2020 to ho regard, the roadmap to pandemic resilience, which at the time and still is the most cited number when it comes to the actual testing capacity we are going to require in this country. let me show you those numbers. it turns out if we are going to remobilize the economy and make it so people don't have to stand in line, we'll need 20 million daily tests. that is about one-sixth of the national population. but at the very peak of testing

jacob soboroff is the reporter behind that story. jacob, it's great to have you on the show.ve to say it was collaboration in a team effort with your team on news now and tommy's team. new york city has become the first city in the nation -- this is quite historic -- to have sanctioned supervised injection facilities. they call them overdose prevention centers in new york city. but around the world these have existed for decades in other countries. the reality is people can go inside and use drugs like h.e.r. win and fentanyl under the supervision of professionals who can reverse an overdose if they die. the context, obviously, we have talked about it quite a bit over many years. this past year, 2020, was the deadliest year in american history for overdose. so, we got to go inside. they allowed us inside the facility. and what i saw was -- actually i think will be unbelievable to a lot of people. i spoke to a man who said he was a u.s. marine corp. veteran who used heroine yesterday in new york city, and here's what he told me. >> they sent me to detox. they sent me to rehab.

have no fret. >> tom's on his way. >> we're on the highway. >> jacob soboroff, nbc news, illinois. >>ple working to get your packages. there are people delivering you your packages. everybody's working as hard as they can right now under really difficult circumstances. so, have some patience. have some empathy. have some compassion, especially during this holiday season. >>> that's going to do it for me today. hallie jackson picks up our coverage next. hallie jackson pi coverage next. >> there's room to grow... >> ...and lots of opportunities. >> so, what are you waiting for? >> apply now... >> ...and make a difference. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> man, i love that song! we gave new zzzquil pure zzzs restorative herbal sleep to people who were tired of being tired. i've never slept like this before. i've never woken up like this before. crafted with clinically studied plant-based ingredients that work naturally with your body. for restorative sleep like never before. bye mom. my helpers abound, i'll need you today. our sleigh is now ready, let's get on our way

>> reporter: a reduction strategy used around the world for decades now open in the united states jacob soboroff, nbc news new york. >>> up next, we'll tell you about the big change brewing at starbucks where history was made today. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> for the first time today workers at a starbucks store, one of almost nine thousand in this country voted to form a union. it happened in buffalo, new york, where union organizers said workers were embolden as they worked through the pandemic workers at another starbucks in buffalo voted not to unionize. a third store still uncertain. >>> china is facing international outrage after an independent tribunal accused the government of committing genocide against the muslim uyghurs in a new report out today keir simmons with more now from london. >> reporter: tonight china's human rights record condemned again just days after the u.s. announced a diplomatic boycott of the beijing games. in this court-like setting in lond

we get more from jacob soboroff. >> reporter: if you're waiting for something to arrive that you boughtgood chance it's sitting parked at a container right here, at the union pacific terminal in joliet, illinois, just outside chicago. but locomotive engineer tomo tom moses says it's not because his trains are late >> it's because the other processes have us have to slow down or pick up we're always ready. >> reporter: for you to get there on time, you need the other pieces working. >> exactly >> reporter: luke who runs operations gave us a tour to explain. >> are we looking at more cargo containers in this parking lot than normal. >> current state, we're a little bit above average right now. you want to turn a parking spot just like you would at a table at a restaurant. >> reporter: and are they being turned as fast as possible these days >> not as fast as possible >> reporter: union pacific's kristen south says there aren't enough truckdrivers or spaces or room in warehouses to get cargo out fast enough >> almost 50% of national cargo will hit chicago on its journey at some point. >> r

sara jacobs. and ed case. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. carter, i inform the house that mr. carter will vote nay on the present rule. mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. gohmert, i inform the house that mr. gohmert will vote no on the present rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from pennsylvania rise? >> as the member designated by mrs. axne of iowa, i inform the house that mrs. axne will vote yes on house res. 848. as the member designated by mrs. hayes of connecticut, i inform the house that mrs. hayes will vote yes on h.res. 848. as the member designated by ms. newman of illinois, i inform the house that ms. newman will vote yes on h.res. 848. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. calvert of california, i inform the house that mr. calvert will vote no on h.res. 848. as the member d

officers tried teasing jacob lake but that didn't work. those are the facts.they emerge, the media narrative crumbled but by that point it was too late. the left was already using nonprofits like gofundme to give cover for logistical support. >> professional agitators is what we call them. they don't care. >> tucker: more than half the people arrested in the riots weren't from kenosha. first the media blasts false propaganda to incite violence and then the criminals are let loose. nonprofit groups are activated. the state abdicates its responsibility to stop the chaos, to enforce order, and then self-defense is framed as murder. the purpose of all this is demoralization and pacification. >> tucker: you can watch the first 4 minutes before committing to a membership. go to tuckercarlson.com. if you like it, you can get a fox nation's obstruction for free at their website and watch the whole thing. tuckercarlson.com. the state of florida where everyone has died of covid, cnn has told us, in fact has one of the lowest covid infection rates in the nation. how did

tom holland, zendaya and jacob batalon here.me angry they could not come to "gma" this morning. >> why couldn't they? >> we have all these protocols. >> stand outside in the cold. t.j., remember. >> t.j., wow! get george in trouble and show covid ignorance at the same time. >> sorry. didn't read the flier. sorry. >>> let's go to the headlines. millions of american teenagers eligible for booster shots as the cdc is green-lighting them for 16 and 17-year-olds as recent research shows kids are driving that spike with omicron detected in half the country. >>> a vote is clear to have the debt ceiling raised. they'll be able to steer the government away from a default. president biden quickly planning to sign it into law. >>> and a lawsuit has been filed in the michigan high school shooting that left four students dead, two students are suing the school district for $100 million claiming the school acted recklessly by letting the 15-year-old return to class after he met with his parents and school officials hours before he opened fire

zuma, it _ included the anc, it included jacob zuma, it has included the british government, the israeli government, the israeli government, many, many— government, the israeli government, many, many people he was not afraid to say— many, many people he was not afraid to say what _ many, many people he was not afraid to say what he thought about, and as nigel says. _ to say what he thought about, and as nigel says, he was a small man, but he was _ nigel says, he was a small man, but he was an— nigel says, he was a small man, but he was an absolute giant spiritually and morally, and he has been described _ and morally, and he has been described as the moral conscience of south _ described as the moral conscience of south africa. i think it was bigger than that — south africa. i think it was bigger than that. he was a worldwide phenomenon, and an example of that faith that _ phenomenon, and an example of that faith that he had, that gave him hone. _ faith that he had, that gave him hope. that— faith that he had, that gave him hope, that allowed him to carry on, again— hope, that allowed hi

had 2nd thoughts about the experience or he was having issues, particularly with album bic, he and jacob zelma. and he was categorically saying, what you doing is dragging the nation into a disaster who was warning the a and see that it's about time for them to reinvent themselves. absolutely. but in many ways, he was only echoing what mandela had said, even during his presidency. and that if the in see loses, it's part of the agency becomes corrupt. and if this is then, or we need to take up her and resistor even what the agency government is doing. so desmond to articulated cheese is anger. and firstly, at the former press had been tug on beckham, seemingly indifference to hundreds and thousands of people buying of h i v. m, and been a gently cora tenure on the immediate past president urgent consumer and but in doing so, of course, you know, some politicians in the ruling party, but very many people, including those in the ruling party. they will come, he's interventions and it wasn't just seen as a political kind of a euro scoring point that he may have city, but they came from the o

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jacobs of new york, i inform the house that mr. jacobs will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan rise? mr. kildee: as the member designated by mr. peters of california, i inform the house that mr. peters will vote yes on h.res. 852. as the member designated by. mr. butterfield: of north carolina, i inform the house that. mr. butterfield: will vote yes on h.res. 852. as the member designated by mr. kilmer of washington, i inform the house that mr. kilmer will vote yes on h.res. 852. and as the member designated by mr. suozzi of new york, i inform the house that mr. suozzi will vote yes on h.res. 852. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. hartzler of missouri, i inform the house that mrs. hartzler will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona rise? >> as the member designated by mr. grijalva and mr. o'halleran, i inform the house that they will vote yes on h.res.

they want to come as you pointed out, jacob reese mike saying perhaps— pointed out, jacob reese mike _ perhaps people should be making up their own minds as to how they operate — their own minds as to how they operate in _ their own minds as to how they operate in light of not actually having — operate in light of not actually having any firm instruction from the government, but overall, what they don't _ government, but overall, what they don't want — government, but overall, what they don't want to do is to actually have the criticism that they cancel christmas twice, they don't want to be christmas twice, they don't want to he the _ christmas twice, they don't want to be the grinch that cancels christmas again. _ be the grinch that cancels christmas again. but— be the grinch that cancels christmas again, but they also recognise that there _ again, but they also recognise that there is— again, but they also recognise that there is clinical data, particularly within— there is clinical data, particularly within london where vaccination rates _ within london where vaccination rates ar

jacob, i want to go to you. san francisco obviously a huge foodie town, restaurants usually ring in the new year as a kind of financial finish line. i know omicron is having a major impact yet again. what are you hearing from restaurant owners and employees? >> reporter: chris, the life and death stakes we've been describing so far this hour of course also have economic effects that ripple out across our country. i'm standing here at the water bar, it's a famous san francisco fish house where typically tomorrow night you would have hundreds of people enjoying fireworks on the san francisco waterfront. chefs are just beginning to arrive here this morning to begin preparing that menu. unfortunately, the new year's eve fireworks show has been canceled and of course we're seeing restaurants all across the country decimated by covid. not only by shutdowns according to public health orders but also the great resignation, the walking away from skills that everyone has had to do. we've seen a little bit of a rebound. si

jacob: it's going to be fantastic in a city that is so vital and known for its innovation that we're going to be able to build this great venue here. christensen: a lot of these new buildings by the end of the century, including the golden state warriors' new arena, would have the ground floors at least potentially flooded or basement parking flooded. the warriors arena is, you know, contemplating maybe someday putting in flood gates so that their garages don't flood. they're thinking of raising pedestrian access so that it would be out of the water. san francisco itself, you know, built a seawall in the late 1800s to protect itself and this new land that had been created. you know, right now, san francisco is looking at spending $5 billion to repair and reinforce that seawall for another century. scholl: the areas that have been the least developed historically are the marginal lands around the bay, some of which are salt flats. others are abandoned piers, and they're being rehabilitated because there's basically no place else in the bay area to build, and they're being built upon a

so, chair jacobs, i appreciate your time. let's just take a step back here. for your immediate resignation. suggesting that you should face criminal charges. okay? what do you say to them? >> um, i have a lot of words i could say. my most common words are wisconsin's 2020 election was fair. it was accurate and it was safe. and the wisconsin elections commission was part of the reason that we were able to have that election and that they need to stop these attacks on the democratic fabric of our nation. >> so, if you and your colleagues aren't going to resign and you're not then what do you think these republican lawmakers are trying to accomplish by -- by doing this and making these threats? >> well, the funny thing is they have actually told us very overtly. senator ron johnson just within the past month has said that he believes that the state legislature should have the right to override the popular vote in wisconsin. and instead of be -- requiring that the votes that are cast by our citizens be counted and whoever wins being elected, that the state legisl

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jacob blake when jacob blake was shot by the cops for resisting arrest. we know that story.. >> shannon: the president will comment on certain cases and some people will expect comment from him on all cases with things like this, so far, previously entered as we tracked that story. i want to ask you about the durham report. the last couple of months, there are those that say, they can count on this things and you need to forget about it. but the hill writing this the ongoing republic dilution an opinion piece by the executive but the real hoax is that the trump scandal is a hoax. the report did not clear trump or exonerate the president. the trump republicans on a counter from the durham investigation then he spent. what do you make of that? >> shannon, you are the lawyer but this is unbelievably irresponsible statement. they are not paying attention. when you sell the rest of the law year and you saw the arrest the other day of the brookings institute russian was actually arrested or repeatedly lying to the fbi. so washington posted something i think is unprecedented at the

particularly, he also again, you know, jacob zumo, you know, even current president porter.y said very clearly that, you know, to black south africans, they should not vote for the anc if the anc is corrupt. and uncaring, incompetent. people should not vote on the basis of black solidarity if the black leaders or a black government is incompetent or corrupt or uncaring. >> professor, was anybody listening in those later years, do you think? they listened during apartheid. the black majority followed, listened, and worshipped with him. but in later years, were people listening? >> you know, he was roundly criticized by anc when he criticized them for wrongdoings. even mandela was annoyed and expressed annoyance publicly. jacob zumo really also, when he was president, slammed archbishop tutu when he said people should not vote for the anc if the anc is corrupt. so sadly, you know, for many, many years, people did not listen to due due in the post-apartheid era. i think if you look back, we have our local elections in november this year. and for the first time since the end of

the elevation of jacob lake, that was because of a single variable.y, and the choice blaming an suv over a criminal, single variable, identity. all of these mistakes are based on one variable in which all you see is identity. kamala is teaching you this does not work in the employment world. you cannot rely on diversity quotas to find out if somebody is competent or not. >> dana: interesting way of looking at it, there was a question at the briefing, jen psaki, about the treat and the larger issue. speak with the director of operations, about how there was a social media push the summer following some negative headlines about ongoing and the main office, did anyone ask the deputy director to put out a positive tweet today? or was that all him? >> i'm not aware of any asks to pour a positive tweet or a specific tweet, i will point you to the vice president's office, but i work with a number of people and the vice president's office are looking forward to continuing their jobs. >> dana: this is a question i don't want, but i thought it was kind of a sic

a former south african president jacob zoom as lawyers are appealing a ruling setting aside his medical parole and ordering him back to jail. he was sentenced to 15 months in prison for contempt of court. those are the headlines right now and i just hear it's african direct cities have always been in motion. they have to be, to evolve and adapt of all the sad cities, all the greatest work of all shooting comments in a huge city. you can get this sense of how the world around you behave in a way you cannot see with the naked eye. you can feel the hairs on the back of your neck standing up when you reach the top of the building and get a great view. metropolis analysis era. ah a widow guy, them come behind to yeah, you, when you have a bigger a a, a uncompleted guy, but i wanna see what a younger we can get you in the waiting my going to say quito. we do need your income condition. do you gone to get that one? or would you can look it up? i know joe and complete for, for sunday to look i a but until the modem that i can with, from the paper. when i was in the flesh. last week i went to hu

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joining me now from the west coast, jacob ward, nbc news correspondent and live from washington, mike memoli. thank you for being with me. you spoke to one of the top doctors at uc san francisco. what did you learn? >> dr. charles hsu who runs the lab that detected this particular variant spoke to the extraordinary infrastructure that has gone into places at the beginning of this pandemic, one that allowed a patient who returned from south off ka to san francisco november 22nd, felt poorly, turned in a test sample, that test was identified as an omicron variant, within about five hours, thanks to the gene sequencing capabilities here at the university of california at san francisco. we cannot know how transmissible the disease would be, how resistant it might be or how it might affect its interaction with vaccines. we don't know any of that. we have the rapid ability to study this particular thing, and most importantly, jose, he says that what we've learned from this as with all variants, it is unvaccinated people inside the opportunity to become the variant and that is why he says it

tonight jacob soboroff has our report on those who haul the freight by rail. >> reporter: if you areu bought online, there is a good chance it's parked in a container right here at the union pacific terminal in joliet, illinois, outside chicago. but locomotive engineer tom moses says it's not because the trains are late. >> it's because the other processes have to slow down to pick up, because we are always ready. >> reporter: for you to get there on time, you need the other pieces to be working? >> exactly. >> reporter: luke gave us a tour to explain. are we looking at more cargo containers in this parking lot than normal? >> current state, a little bit above average right now. you want to turn a parking spot like a table at a restaurant. >> reporter: are they being turned as fast as possible these days? >> no. >> reporter: union pacific's kristen south told us there aren't new truck drivers or space in warehouses to get cargo out fast enough. >> 50% of international argo will hit chicago at some point. >> reporter: that's not always how things happened here. this was a manufacturin

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i've been wanting to work with her for years with dolly jacobs is fabulous. if you've never seen her work, she is a miracle in motion. cut she so beautiful up there. absolutely. gorgeous. it took us a long time to perfect that trick because we couldn't get it. and there was the timeline where i thought you were too old to do this. like in rehearsals, i keep my knee holding her her back as well, just for safety. but in performance, i actually take my knee away, so it's a complete just a complete one. hold. she's lean on my and my arm. even at the show when i have the control in my hand, i'm sending with ox either. no, he sees me running the control to the 3 person. i know that really person is so so important to the act you know, they can make or break you. ah, i'm also a funny person when it comes to learning a trick. when i go to say the ringling show and i see girls that have got a long john, it takes it away from me. i just can't. i enjoy the anticipation of them doing the job perfectly without a problem. we're not a traveling circus. we don't have the fac