more conflict going forward, jeanette. there are growing calls for the international community and especially the united states to step in and do more to put it into the violence in haiti and the political crisis in haiti. what are international actors and more specifically the us in a position to do at this point? well, thank you, mohammed and good morning. the situation on the ground is highly unstable. the un here to council need this afternoon and an emergency meeting. there are a couple of possibilities for what might happen. it's important that we recognize this really as haiti, 2nd earthquake, the 1st being geographical dating back into 2010. and the 2nd being political. this really is that devastating. i think it's possible we might be something akin to what we saw in the aftermath of president work of an air receipts departure, and 2004, which was the issuance of a re month interim stabilization force that became the predecessor for what ultimately was the peacekeeping operation, it was on the ground for 13 years.

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. >> bill: jeanette, you have been in space three times. reflect on what we're watching here. >> pretty remarkable. i remember my first space flight and thinking wow, it's amazing. to fulfill your childhood dream and get to see things that very few people have ever gotten to see and then you kind of have this -- you beat the odds and survived all that crazy ride and decent from the atmosphere and come back. >> bill: let's watch now and see if we can pick up some reaction in there. [several people talking] >> bill: bear with us here. we'll try to bring our viewers any sort of reaction as it comes in here. >> sandra: jeanette, this is just a remarkable moment for the average person to take in to now see that these four people on board did not have to do anything. this is an example of what space tourism would look like to be able to climb on board, go 62 miles above the earth and skyrocket into space. why do you believe space tourism is so important? obviously this is a ground-breaking moment for that. >> it is. if we go back in history and y

. >> jeanette has a question. are there different levels of immunity for are fully vaccinated. i had a friend who did not develop antibodies after both doses of a pfizer. i heard of a nurses who got a pfizer and then a moderna. clear that up for us. >> there are two arms of the immune system that come up after you get a vaccine. there are b cells that produce antibodies. then there are t cells. t cells will fight our virus long term. they're hard to measure. we do it at ucsf in our research lab but they're not done. so we don't know if someone isn't fully immune just by looking at the antibody which is why the cdc says don't look at antibodies to measure your immunity. you make the assumption that you're more immune than you think. but if you want to boost antibodies, getting a third shot will help. you can keep among boosting antibodies, antibodies, antibodies but they will eventually go down. that's what the human body does. can't keep them in your body or this would be too thick. >> so more antibodies doesn't equate to better. >> t cells is part of the vaccine response. >> o

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good deal when it comes to like mcdonald gave see, i think like it's not like it's not that hi, jeanette. because i heard something about like if see like the chicken, you know, to make it a bigger size. so this is more effective in our health. so i think that thing is not good for health in bu tone. 80 percent of farmers have never used pesticides. their crops are organic and they produce enough fruit and vegetables that the country is now almost self sufficient. however, the famine standard of living remains quite low and the cheering doesn't receive a pension, and most of her crops are for her own personal consumption. so the money she gets from her daughter supplements her income as you don't know if i buy in a city, then it's more than that. it will be a more expensive. but since she's using all her energy and it's a love, you know, like that she's giving you a little, you know, the vegetable color basket, and i give her money. this is what i own in the city money. and what this is she own in the village, the vision. so this is a system between one and a doctor. so i think like, i g

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some elected officials have attended from the people using the cartridge jeanette you have been willing to step forward and affirmatively made the case for well-funded it illustrated and well respected law enforcement. since i thought, no leader in public life has exhibited for foresight and overage on this issue that sen. tom cotton of arkansas sen. tom cotton mandatory for violent crimes and he smarted his college to date to victims as of the middle facing sentencing for the person demise friend printed crimes. last summer many of the most prestigious pellets for the devising riots and looting, senator, argued it did new york times american citizens entitled to live under the rule of law that there was a president for federal government specializing the national guard in cities and states were unable or unwilling to assert themselves. housing senator colin and editorial page, and therefore cost to speaking accountable to some other city but they pale in comparison to the cost of staying silent. unless you resolve the largest ever year over year increase in the murder rate as we began

the story town of batman the i felt so sweet washed away by the power of the swollen river r jeanette dinner and her husband feared a 400 year old house has become uninhabitable after water. inundated the ground. floor to coppell are known as the gatekeepers of the centuries old fortress and work as to guides best. but we always told tourists about the horrible flood in 1956 when part of the wolves disappeared. but the one in 2021 is a very special story. i can't talk about it now. perhaps i'll be able to intend in . at the moment. i can't. when chancellor i'm going to merkel was 2 in the town. some residents complained she was hampering the clean up. he's blocking everything we now can't use the machines that he's annoying has been standing there for a while. this is outrageous. the 30 people here want to continue to work to rebuild or city what words it can be done. thousands of hands are working long hours to clear rubble from the trees and houses, but after 5 days of hard work from here in boston. so i and i'm getting tired and frustrated. i feel that on their own i'm can't rely o

thanks to jeanette carter's expert aid mary garland secured an increase in james's pension to $30 a month. but the garland family's pension odyssey had one last dramatic chapter. when james died of pneumonia in 1918 mary applied for a widow's pension. and although there was a vast written record in all of these previous filings and depositions in affidavits of her long-term care for her veteran husband the pension bureau refused to recognize her legal widowhood because she couldn't provide a wedding certificate authenticating the couples 1863 marriage all this time later in 1918. mary obtained testimonials from individuals would attended their wedding in mercer county, pennsylvania, surely that would satisfy the pension bureau but pension bureau officials declared those testimonials invalid because the family now lived in ohio no longer lived in, pennsylvania. the garland's son charles a successful insurance agent in cleveland stepped in writing a series of utterly exasperated letters to the local republican congressman william emerson asking for his help and decrying the pension offices

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so i could definitely see i see more on rest on that process goes forward. jeanette, how much concern is there right now among regional leaders and how might this impact the region the americas? well, we saw that the, the dominican republic was very quick to close that border, which admittedly is like locking your front door with a screen door. it's pretty porous. border some setbacks remain at large. there is some question as to whether they are there might be some possibility that the suspect had fled to the dominican republic. so that was the 1st reaction that we saw in the early hours following the attack. we've seen expressions of sympathy and concern from throughout the region, but again, as my colleagues have noted, the real capacity for support is going to confirmation like the united states and from canada. in addition to europe and partners that have been long standing, we saw them initial expressions of concerns from the organization of american states or sub regional body that addresses the america. that the capacity of regional actors to respond in this environment is goi

often hard to administer to to the bitter taste or incorrect doses from crushed adult pills. won't jeanette, skinner does the director of strategy at unite aid, and that's a global agency. she explains why this initiative is so important. this is really a tremendous breakthrough. it's a new child friendly h i v madison. it's going to be reaching countries where it's going to be making a tremendous difference about one point. 8000000 children are living with h. i v worldwide, but only half of them receive treatment. so we still see $100000.00 children dying of aids each year. so this is really a game changer. we're very excited with cade and the clinton hall access foundation tied to be working together and seeing 1st delivery of this new, groundbreaking medication in nigeria and allow li, uganda, kenya, sim, bob lambert. but we really think that it will drive down mortality rate significantly the earlier children get on treatment, the greater their chances of survival. so as i mentioned, $100000.00 kids dying from h, i v aids related illnesses each year. we really see an opportunity to driv

he wishes they didn't have to charlotte bellis o. jazeera campbell, jeanette. the insecurity. forces arrested a member of parliament who described the president, seizure of government powers as a qu, that came out to the president. i said issued a statement saying there will be no dictatorship. the judiciary is also investigating for members of the and other party, over violence outside the parliament on monday, after members were locked out, they held a sit in which descended into classes with supporters of the president. general sam kimble's ingenious. he says those who oppose president, they are now on the increasing pressure the independent parliamentary member. yes, seen i yadi was arrested from his home in the northern suburbs of tunis. i've spoken to his wife, who said that a group of cars arrived with civilian clothes, officers who she said called themselves security, who she said removed him forcefully and violently from his home. his lawyer has suggested that his arrest could be because of his outspoken criticism of the action of president pe side, wh

i remember the tedious system coffee jeanette system. he's a parliament the why? he's not, but he doesn't the power. so for the president out of very, very limited so much so you should look easy to get us on the bottom. that meant we shouldn't be sense the people. so i think this is my status for my conclusion. is that the she's who could come by stephen, because the president has been preparing without a reactionary force, i believe that forces behind in, including egypt. and that's what i'm a look to answer because the french, i think what i'll just bring them to take care of them. actually. what about he gives the impression, the option and impression that he is in this system is because he does. and by held that the united states should get the use, the good offices that would influence to who tend to the attempted cool of these early stage in terms of the scenario of parliament being frozen. and this whole situation being able to be resolved without to sitting parliament in parliament itself without a prime minister. if you say the president really is in cha

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let's discuss this and more with florida's lieutenant governor jeanette nunez.o much for joining us. so now the sources are saying the operation so sadly is shifted from a search for survivors to a recovery mission. tell us about that. it's an awful situation. we were all bracing for this bad news. >> you are correct. we have been bracing for this bad news. we understand based on the recover ri of victims they were able to access areas of the debris they weren't previously and taken an emotional toll and the family members holding on to hope having to hear that news, process that news just profound sadness but i guarantee you that those search and rescue teams shifting the orientation to recovery will continue to dig with the same fervor and passion and the same compassion that they feel twaowards the family uncover the remains of the loved ones. it is a sad day but our hearts go out to those that have been holding out hope over the past 14 days. >> you have spent a lot of time with the families who understandably are so heart broken. i was there last week. it i

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thanks to jeanette. david. kat timpf, tyrus, our studio audience! "fox news @ night" with evil shannon bream is next. i'm greg gutfeld, i love you, america. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, many americans frustrated and confused by new guidelines for masks as the cdc reverses course and some of its recommendations for people who are vaccinated. new questions as the white house says masks provide extra reduction and float mandatory vaccines for certain employees buried a special panel of attorneys and doctors here in minutes to weave through all the new information and requirements. california governor gavin newsom report of the polling children from summer camp after photos surfaced concerning indoor camp activities without a mask. so what about the state's current guidance that says young children must be wearing their masks at camp same as the rules for school? chief breaking news correspondent is on the case tonight. and how your dining experience is likely very different

lieutenant governor jeanette nunez. >> good morning.nish] howard: let's go now during this spanish language portion of the news conference to fox news correspondent phil keating. phil, i think the major question everybody wants to know, indeed the reason i thought this news conference was called, to find out are though going to go ahead and demolish the surfside condo building as a danger and extent which the coming tropical storm or hurricane could complicate those efforts, phil? reporter: that is coming. that information, those details. the latest we've heard regarding the demolition of this brown tower. that is all that is left of surfside champlain south tower condo building. that is the half of the structure that did not collapse. it has been very fragile. they have had lasers on it the past week. they noticed it is shifting. they will bring it down, maybe late this afternoon, or later tonight. that is something we're waiting to hear out of the news conference happening out at doral, because this news conference prioritized the ong

here to react is jeanette nunez, florida lieutenant governor, daughter of a cuban exile. cuba. there was silence and then tweets from the state department that made no sense, insulting to the cuban people and biden being pulled in each direction by the socialist progressive wing like bernie sanders and aoc that want to blame the us for all of cuba's problems and people clamoring for freedom. here and in cuba you see people rise up, brutally beaten, incarcerated, arrested, many of them missing, their own family members don't know where they are and biden has done nothing. we ask for him to please bring the internet to cuba to expose the truth so people can communicate and see what is going on and they've done little to nothing in that regard. >> your stories like so many, cuban refugees, your father, talking south florida and florida in general are the united states of america, your father fled from the castro regime early on after the revolution, tell us a little about that story. >> my father left cuba in 1961, he left my mother and sister behind. he was in danger of bei

this has the president of rwanda and his wife jeanette. here is jeanette down here with his wife.t was somebody that we all loved. in fact, we had the wives there, four members of the senate who were with us at that time. this is one that -- more of the things that we just did together. kenya, a very similar thing happened. oh, this is another thing that's taking place today. in kenya, we went to the national prayer breakfast. that was six or seven years ago. we were there. we played a part in that national prayer breakfast, but at the time, there had been a guy named kenyata who was president of kenya and odenga. odenga and kenyata were bitter enemies. they talked about killing each other. they actually tried several times. mike made a statement there with 4,000 witnesses in kenya and told the story about -- about love and how these people had loved these two members when they were in parliament together many years ago, that they loved each other, and invited them to come up and to embrace, and they did that, and that was when the -- between two groups of people headed up by a ke

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guidelines in joining me now fox news medical contributor and family emergency medicine physician doctor jeanetteuld need to free mask? >> that is a good question, dagan. if you are in a community where there is a low level of vaccination and a breakout a breakthrough in the number of covid cases where the cases are going skyhigh and easy hospitals are overflowing, hospitals are full, emergency rooms are on diversion and there's a shortage of beds, that's when it's time to consider maybe adding an extra layer of protection and wearing your mask. now, your risk of severe complication, your risk of passing away and being put on a ventilator are much, much lower, but it's still possible to pick up the virus. i had a handful of patients myself who are fully vaccinated who still got covid. their symptoms were mild it's still possible to get the virus and you want to be extra careful especially if you have any underlying medical conditions and that may be a good idea to mask up until we get to the surge. dagen: what areas of the country are experiencing overwhelming number of cases in hospital where th

jeanette nesh wat talked us to earlier about the patients she's seen and the reasons they don't get the't had a chance due to work schedule or family schedule. also, some of them still have a lot of unanswered questions that need to be addressed. i take that opportunity to answer and address those questions, and a very small percentage are just not ready and don't want the vaccine , so again, it's important to provide that information, provide that education, and let them make that decision that's best for them. pete: personal choice. i believe, you know, i'm fine with leaders saying please, please, that's fine. i'll make the choice then as a result. you've given me the information and that's reinforcement. ainsley: they know where to get the vaccine. every drug store or grocery store across the country. brian: there's no doubt about it. ainsley: we have all of these pop-up doctors, small little on every corner. you know where to get a vaccine if you don't you could easily ask your friend who got a vaccine where do i go? brian: plus they are knocking on your door soon so go home and che