and janette wept. ranked her and others denied that she cried during the vote. indeed, one congressman called the story apocryphal. however, her voice most likely reflect a distress of a motion. she knew that american boys would be heading off to war and many would not return. this understanding triggered quite a few tears on the house floor. according to another montana newspaper, who was a time when strong men were unashamed of their emotion. an hour perhaps of the country's greatest crisis. and while the public forgave congressman, who openly wept, the lone congresswoman was not given the same consideration. it's important to note that while she was supposed to, war she did support measures to prosecute the war. once congress voted to go to war, she wanted the u.s. to win. in the weeks following the war vote, she voted on measures to assist soldiers going into war. but she was concerned that other issues would be pushed aside as the nation focused on war. in particular, she did not want women or children to lose any gains made by them or on their behalf. she

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easter is coming but the cdc is warning against big gatherings even if you are vaccinated, doctor janette in a little longer, the precautions she suggests next. >> and doctor janette nesheiwat calls this development unbeatable. good to see you. when we first started the conversation about vaccines we wondered if at some point the covid 19 vaccine would be in with the flu vaccine and that could happen. >> yes. they say one or 2 years it could be on the market. it has to get fda approval but this is incredible because flu and covid are respiratory illnesses and it makes sense to combine them as a two in one vaccine like we see measles, mumps and rubella vaccine or tetanus, diphtheria, it is common to combine vaccines together. 200 million americans every year get their flu shot. they are more likely to get their flu and covid shots together and that means saving lives and less hospitalization. jillian: if you would, when you combine that does that lower the effectiveness of either? >> using mri technology, making sure the efficacy of the covid vaccine stays high. you can modify it based in

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janette nesheiwat. doctors good to see. >> a guy good to see you 2.pact us and start big picture. cases are going up nationally their doubt in texas but going down nationally. the first question i have obsolete no 1 was to see cases going out. which of the last worried about that metric now considering that the most vulnerable members of our society are overwhelmingly vaccinated at this point were cases increasing may not result in the types of really bad outcomes that they could have in the past? >> that is correct. we have over 2 thirds of patients over the age of 65 who have had at least 1 vaccine. and recall, they are the ones response for the most deaths in this country. over 80% or over the age of 65. so it is a blessing we have the majority of them vaccinated. overall we have about 15% of america vaccinated. so we still have a little bit of ways to go. i can understand doctor zelensky's concern because of the rising number covid cases and over half of the country. most of those cases are the younger population between 10 and 19 ages 20 and 29.

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hands of ships nations faithful today or have a stand i know what happens here egypt reaction harry janette country rio tinto says it's taking steps to change its processes and approach to cultural heritage gauge al-jazeera. think rotavirus pandemic has already delayed the world's biggest sporting spectacle by a year and the research will tokyo olympics conceive in closer there's another prospect of a lot less fun for david stokes reports. the tokyo game starts in 5 months but now seemed destined to take place without overseas friends a japanese newspaper is reporting that the government has already made up its mind as it looks to allay the fears of an increasingly skeptical public about hosting a medical lobel health crisis. now. regarding spectators from abroad we will listen to the scientific experts personally i want a decision by march the 25th before the torch relay starts meanwhile the international olympic committee says it's trying to get as many participants as possible vaccinated before the games although it's not mandatory a considerable number of. national olympic committees. a

janette greenjoins me now from bizzarrini. who are the new collection of enthusiasts?asts? i think it's good to remember that _ enthusiasts? i think it's good to remember that classic - enthusiasts? i think it's good | to remember that classic cars in its day were built in small numbers and there is still such an interest in heritage cars. that to recreate and affect the cars of future generations is something that there is demand for white but this is not cheap,is for white but this is not cheap, is it? when you only have 2a being made, the pricetag is to match, isn't it? well, you can imagine with the time and engineering excellence and the reverse engineering in effect of that heritage car, it is obviously a rarity and exclusivity and collectability of cars like that, you can expect that it will demand a high price, yes. $5 expect that it will demand a high price, yes.— high price, yes. as you can imagine- — high price, yes. as you can imagine- in _ high price, yes. as you can imagine. in terms - high price, yes. as you can imagine. in terms of- high price, yes. as

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janette, what was your reaction? what is the result on your business?i felt that we were caught unawares. obviously a small business owner, we want to get back to whatever life was like before covid. living with a virus that is that easily spread and then in one day we were told that it went to 100%, so we were open. the mask mandate was being pulled back. in fort worth, the mask mandate went out the window last night. people literally stopped wearing their face mask after the press conference. >> martha: i don't think it kicks in till next week. so people were happy and excited to get rid of the mask, right? >> exactly. our county judge decided that it would be instantly yesterday. >> i see. >> not until the 10th, which is what the governor's order was. >> martha: what is your impact on your day to day? >> well, i'm for face masks. i'm a nail tech and massage therapist. i'm touching people every day. so i believe face masks are necessary. i'm fully vaccinated. i have both my covid vaccinations under my belt, which i'm happy about. that is not a guarant

back in the nation's paper today and have a stand i know what happens here each of reaction harry janette country rio tinto says it's taking steps to change its processes and approach to cultural heritage nicola gage al-jazeera. when our scientists have discovered 3 new varieties of shark that can glow in the dark luminous fish were found by scientists during a survey off the east coast of new zealand and the sharks live in the deep sea where very little light gets in it is still unclear just what purpose the glow serves but scientists believe it could be linked to hunting or camouflaged well earlier i spoke to fair he's the lead researcher on that shark project and also a research associate at the national science foundation of the university of nevada he explains more about the significance of this discovery. shouted glowing because you know if you are living and are living below 200 meter in 200 meter that's used to have a stint amount of light coming from the surface so. there is a bluish atmosphere heard on the air decreasing but if you are swimming in that bluish muster and you have

janette nesheiwat lawrence: they captured the car through the crime scenes, he was arrested after taking has been briefed about the horrific shootings in atlanta. white house officials have been in touch with the mayor's office and will remain in touch with this the fbi. the other big story, thousands of national guard troops staying on the border past september, cbp official warned the biden administration cannot keep up with the migrant surge, it is scheduled to get worse as spring comes in. griff jenkins joins us from the us-mexico border. the national guard isn't empowered to do a lot. >> reporter: they do on the us side. we witnessed it on laredo because so many border patrol agents are off the line because they have to do the processing centers which in the us are exploding but here is the deal. and lawrence, it is a port of entry, you can see the busy morning we are having. we went deep into our as to the 20 shelters where they are housing people and they are at capacity, exploding. the border towns are swollen on the mexican side as well because so many continue to come and becau

and after all that you might need a sit down which is where janette manrara comes in!icult to sit still. we need to come here, there _ difficult to sit still. we need to come here, there isn't - difficult to sit still. we need to come here, there isn't any - difficult to sit still. we need to - come here, there isn't any bounce on this one! fresh evidence that the vaccine roll—out is having a big effect on the number of people taken into hospital. the new study suggests that one dose of either the oxford astrazeneca vaccine or the pfizer biontech one is 60% effective against developing any covid symptoms in the over 70s. and a single shot of either vaccine reduces the chance of needing hospital treatment by more than 80% in the over 80s. it takes about three weeks for the protective effects to develop. let's talk more about this with our medical editor fergus walsh. good morning. there are so many studies, aren't there, and we are all waiting on the results so take us through her significant this is. these results are fabulous! i feel like a strictlyjudge and it is suc

and she's getting a slice of the action with us today — janette manrara is waking us up this monday morningmorning, lovely to see you. i can tell now but take me back to just before last week and did you ever imagine you would have such fantastic success at cheltenham? good morning. thanks for having me. no, i never in my life envisaged what transpired last week so i am still trying to comprehend it all, to be honest. six. still trying to comprehend it all, to be honest.— still trying to comprehend it all, to be honest. ,, , . , to be honest. six wins, incredible, onl rub to be honest. six wins, incredible, only ruby walsh — to be honest. six wins, incredible, only ruby walsh seven _ to be honest. six wins, incredible, only ruby walsh seven has - to be honest. six wins, incredible, only ruby walsh seven has more. | to be honest. six wins, incredible, i only ruby walsh seven has more. what was the standout moment for you? honeysuckle in the champion hurdle. she has been a phenomenal mare for us, henry de bromhead has done an incrediblejob. there is a lot of pressure. to get that release on t

so dust off your workout gear because janette manrara will be putting you through your paces.rated eerie. really it is no exaggeration to say theory. people are furious in areas of london and elsewhere in the country. take a look! communities have been divided. there have been death threats... ..vandalism and huge protests. all the result of attempts to get us to use our cars less. this is all for the cyclists and all for the middle classes and the crackpots. no! where does it say 'no entry'? passions are probably running highest in the london borough of ealing. if you take targeted air strikes on syria, brexit, coronavirus, of all of those, i would say low traffic neighbourhoods has been the most divisive issue that has inflamed like no other. so there are a couple of signs to mark the barrier, but the centre is open. drive through it and you'll be issued with £130 fine — 65 quid if you pay within two weeks. now, within weeks of opening these low traffic neighbourhoods, they had issued almost 6,000 fines and raised almost half a million quid. the initiative comes from westmin

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