have to present negative test order points it marks a significant shift from the late president john michael fully he openly discourage the use of face masks and described vaccines as a western conspiracy. an elevated metro line has collapsed in mexico's capital sending a train crashing down on to cause below at least 23 people were killed rescue teams are now trying to find survivors amid the rubble manuel republic reports from mexico city. a chaotic scene in the mexican capital emergency crews responding to an accident involving a metro rail train on an overpass friends and family of possible victims searched frantically for their loved ones. my brother is still under the rubble imagine how many tons they have to move that's what we want to know what's going on the. surveillance footage captured the harrowing moments as the structure supporting the train cars collapsed above a busy freeway filling the air with dust and debris. but event when we arrived at the scene people were crying out for help a vehicle was crushed under the subway car with 2 people inside the driver looked fine but the

the spread of the corona virus is a departure from the approach taken by the former president john michael fully who played down the pandemic before his death earlier this year the new leader some your son has been in office for months she's been in neighboring kenya on a visit embedded proving trade relations a supporter say has done is gradually paving the way towards more democracy in tanzania. w.'s charles combi reports from duracell on. and we think the expectations were high winsome yes a lot has some took over as president following the death of joining michael fully his rule was marked by controversy and division her son has started a process of change that many see as a fresh start for the country she lifted a media ban allowed public debate formed a coven 1000 task force and is seeking to end years of tension between opposition and government. more rocky democracia in the interest of protecting a democracy i in team to meet with all political party leaders to discuss how they can best to conduct their political activities for the benefit of our country this marks a big shift from

the spread of the coronavirus it's a departure from the approach taken by the former president john michael fully who played down the pandemic before his death earlier this year the newly does some your son has been in office for months she's been in neighboring kenya on a visit ended improving trade relations as opposed to say her son is gradually paving the way towards more democracy in tanzania did amuse charles combi reports from dar es salaam. and we think the expectations were high winsome yes a lot has some took over as president following the death of joining michael fully his rule was marked by controversy and division her son has started a process of change that many see as a fresh start for the country she lifted a media ban allowed public debate formed a coven 1000 task force and is seeking to end years of patient between opposition and government. democracia in the interest of protecting a democracy i in team to meet with all political party leaders to discuss how they can best to conduct their political activities for the benefit of our country this marks a big shift from happ

present a negative tests at border points it marks a significant shift from the late president john michael felipe. an elevated metro line has collapsed in mexico's capital sending a train crashing down on to cars below these 23 people have been killed rescue crews have been pulling people from the wreckage of the carriages which are hanging precariously over the roads we will move to. help a friend who came from work at 1050 her mother lost contact with her by the time she is a dentist we don't know anything about her i talk to her what she left work she was in contact by messages we have been friends for 15 years she is 6 months pregnant the police and paramedics don't tell us anything they tell us to call the hospitals because of the pandemic the only answer at the last to wait they have been on the answering machine for 20 minutes and they don't say anything. it's been 6 months since the start of the conflicts in ethiopia's to drive region the violence broke out last november between the national army and the to grind people's liberation front and the sea international has published a r

have to present negative tests at the border it marks a significant shift from late president john michael fully he opened they discourage the use of face masks and described vaccines as a western conspiracy well let's get more now from markham where he joins us from nairobi and neighboring kenya markham it seems is a complete 180 degree turn and sirens of covert policy there just outline for us the main differences we're seeing. the new rules in a statement from the ministry of health say that they are intended to prevent the importation of new variants a new strain so they apply to incoming travelers tanzania foreigners as you mentioned and also requirement to provide a negative test we're not yet seeing rules regarding to prevent transmission domestically but this is indeed a significant change to what we saw on. president john magaw foodie this time a year ago he was saying that tanzania had defeated with prayer at that time we were seeing leaked videos of secret burials happening at night with people wearing protective suits burying dead bodies that no data was published since about a

intervention or lack thereof of john joram political commentator and former naval intelligence officer and michael maloof former pentagon official gentlemen thank you so much for joining us. thank you good to be here in addition. so john i want to start with you what's your take on the attacks happening and do you see any possible resolutions in the near future without any intervention from other countries. well the by did ministration is really the one that kind of responsible for this. in the under president probably they were too big losers under. america's foreign policy in the middle east moscow and iran with the maximum pressure economic campaign iran's activities maligned activities in the region were constrained since taking office the biden astray she has released upwards of 6000000000 dollars to the iranian regime now why would the iranians do this while frankly the dynamic over the last during the trip administration the middle east has been where it's becoming it's no longer so much about the arab israeli conflict or the palestinian question it's everybody versus it's iran versus every

intervention or lack thereof john joram political commentator and former naval intelligence officer and michael maloof former pentagon official gentlemen thank you so much for joining us. thank you good to be an adult. so john i want to start with you what's your take on the attacks happening and do you see any possible resolutions in the near future without any intervention from other countries. well the by did ministration is really the one that kind of responsible for this the the under of president trump there were 2 big losers under america's foreign policy in the middle east and iran with the maximum pressure economic campaign iran's activities malign activities in the region were constrained since taking office the biden astray she has released upwards of $6000000000.00 to the iranian regime now why would the iranians do this well frankly the dynamic over the last during the troubled ministration the middle east has been where it's becoming it's no longer so much about the arab israeli conflict or the palestinian question it's everybody versus it's iraq versus everybody else and iran des

here's john michael with. >> 9-1-1. >> i need an ambulance now. >> for 2009, michigan. >> what is the problem? >> my wife. >> your wife? >> yes. >> in one day, one moment. >> is she breathing? >> no. she's gone. >> the innocent, simple life tom foley and his family once lived was gone forever. >> oh my god. oh my gosh. >> it was a moment tom foley never would've imagined, 23 years earlier. back then, number 30, scored the winning basket given his high school the regional title. >> he makes it with five seconds left. >> and earning young tom a place in cold waters basketball hall of fame. >> i have goose bumps just talking about it. >> it was like victory was snatched from the jaws of defeat and he came through with it. >> to what extent but were you known around here, like the kid who scored the winning shot. >> it went up for a long time, people would say remember when you hit that shot? and now it's of course i remember. >> in 1991 the hometown hero started to date another hometown stand out, darling had a personality is because first while. >> the first time i saw her, she was play

present negative tests and undergo a 2 week quarantine that's a big shift from the late president john michael foley who discourage the use of face masks and described vaccines as a western conspiracy. to brazil which is facing a new challenge in its battle against covert 19 it appears that many have had their 1st starts of the vaccine haven't shown up for the 2nd one. has more from rio de janeiro. brazilians had to wait much longer than expected to get their vaccines the mass inoculation campaign in latin america's largest country got off to a late and rocky start in mid january so far only 15 percent of the population has received the 1st dose according to media consortium. 6 percent of those lucky ones never showed up for the 2nd shot. to be including me i almost didn't i had to take an inside the pill to make it here for my 2nd shot of astra zeneca i was so scared as were many standing in line with me we were hearing all these stories about blood clots and now i'm glad i came. doctors say that some people have not come back because they forgot or simply thought that one shot was enough. be

provide present negative tests at border points it marks a significant shift from the late president john michael fully he openly discourage the use of face masks and described vaccines as a western conspiracy welcome web is following that story from neighboring kenya. the new rolls in a statement from the ministry of health say that they are intended to prevent the importation of new variants a new strain that they apply to incoming travelers tanzanian than foreigners quarantine and also a requirement to provide a negative test we're not yet seeing rules regarding or to prevent transmission domestically but this is indeed a significant change from what we saw on the previous s.f. president john magaw foully this time a year ago he was saying that tanzania had defeated kobe and with prayer at that time we were seeing league videos of secret burials happening at night with people wearing protective suits burying dead bodies and no data was published since about a year ago maggots who believe also advocated using herbal concoctions and inhalation now since he died 2 months ago we do seem to be seei

john johnson, michael speaking there, let's go back to political analyst bremar in the you already have sanctions in place. and there was russia which appears to have had little effect as even the french president admits. what could be the next step? why don't you have to be impressed with the fact that the europeans responded quickly and in a unified fashion in terms of shutting down dealers and aerospace for transit, which is expensive for these airliners, as well as not allowing gala roosters flag carrier to transit to european cities, but this, this is not as the french president said earlier today, this is not going to be truly punitive in a way that will hurt. lucas shaker know if they want to hurt it, they need to go after the, all of our that supporter. and they need to go after the court sectors of the reason economy. that means oil. and that means poetry. and in particular, all of the transit fees, significant transit, these, the dealer is, gets from transporting russian energy across its territory into europe. now if the germans were to support that, that would really stay. t

that was an occasion where i called michael and said "michael , where are you taking -- why are you taking john down there? you know he can't do that." michael said, linda, you know i cannot stop him. he made so many creative and smart decisions about how best to move the movement. that was one such occasions. randy: you are right. it was incarnational. it was about him physically being in that space. when he is looking so frail and yet -- with his mask and yet standing in the middle of the plaza, it is very powerful. we have questions from people watching. we will take some of those. before that, tell us a little about what the foundation is up to you. linda: michael and i are working hard to build the foundation. i am really excited. today was a very exciting day. i feel very positive about where we are headed. i think john left us a blueprint. our job is to keep doing what he would have us do, telling the stories, teaching, providing support, being inspired, just as he was, by jim lawson and martin luther king, and then to inspire others, which is what he has always done, particularly vis-a-

johns. the uncle michael says germany will stop vaccinating children from the age of 12 beginning in early june. destination is to be completely voluntary and will not be a prerequisite for attending school for traveling bound tech pfizer and madonna have applied to the appeal methods agency to have them vaccines approved for the lessons. is joncelyn, michael, cannot you couldn't the, as you know, vaccine privatization will end on june 7th, after which point children and young people will be eligible for a vaccination appointment. they can make one, either at a doctor's office. or alternatively, at one of the vaccination centers in cincinnati, now should adolescents get the job or not? it's a hotly debated issue here in germany. while many adults are still waiting for vaccination, parents are anxious to protect their kids. even doctors disagree on whether there's a pressing need to do that. after months of homeschooling students in germany are eager to get back to class. the federal health minister says that's why it's time to start vaccinating 12 to 15 year olds. it becomes as if you believe w

john's. the uncle michael says, germany will stop vaccinating children from the age of 12 beginning in june. destination is to be completely voluntary and will not be a prerequisite for attending school for traveling bound tech pfizer and madonna have applied to the appeal methods agency tap. the vaccines approved for the lessons is joncelyn. michael, can no new teacher could, and as you know, vaccine privatization will end on june 7th, after which point children and young people will be eligible for a vaccination appointment. they can make one either at a doctors office or alternatively, one of the vaccination centers in symptoms. now should adolescence get the job or not? it's a hotly debated issue in germany, while many adults are still waiting for vaccination, parents are anxious to protect their kids. even doctors disagree on whether there's a pressing need to do that. after months of homeschooling students in germany are eager to get back to class. the federal health minister says that's why it's time to start vaccinating 12 to 15 year old. it becomes as if you believe we've been getti

which of course, in and of itself, is going to be very nerve wracking. >> john, citing michael cohen as a political expert is not really what we're doing here. it just rakes me as, and has always been, so absurdly obvious that by 2024, donald trump is going to have so many new things on his resume as a defendant, both civil already, and possibly criminal. >> sure, lawrence. and i think there are a couple things to see that right,. you and i have had this conversation and i think our shared view is that, i don't think either one of us thought trump would have been as influential in the republican party in may of 2021, as he's turned out to be. so i want to set a little bit of a caution here about what the future holds for donald trump, because he surprised me, at least. i do think so that those two facts that you said are really important number. that 66. number i do not think that number is going to go down. 66% of americans, not republicans, americans who do not want see donald trump run for president again. that's an incredibly powerful number. as i said, i don't see what could hap

. >> for every occasion good idea because like we've always talked about john to michael thomas in thedry. if you don't like the weather drive a half hour. you have something different. they exactly. if you're out with your friends, sometimes they want the sweater. but years, everyone has a different threshold right.elike right. so it's like i got everything. every size. everything you yeah, because just messy because it's the bay area you need all that stuff. you're just said, you know, get outside and be prepared. >> we are looking at one of those days where you're going to start with the sweater and then you're going to be looking at temperatures this afternoon, especially inland. we're going what the teacher in the shorts back on because we are going to be looking at a still warm afternoon, especially for inland areas. >> fog draping the coastline this morning. you're seeing less and less of you from berkeley right now is that dense fog is really shrouding the east bay. watch out for travel over bridges this morning as we are seeing some of that fog really settled into the coast pe

reminds me of mitt romney, john bolton, michael cohn who got awful press in the past until pundits casthem as leading voices in the trump resistance. i'm howard kurtz. this is "media buzz". ♪. howie: what minority leader kevin mccarthy is any indication, house republican aren't exactly hiding their determination to push congresswoman cheney out of the leadership. >> i have heard from members concerned about her ability to carry out the job as conference chair, to carry out the message. howie: that mess can was even blunted when mccarthy was caught on a hot mic saying she has real problems. i had it with her. i have lost confidence. media casting this as far broader debate whether republicans other than a few aligned with liz are telling the truth about what happened in 2020. >> they throw of all people liz cheney, a conservative's conservative, throw her right under the bus, to appease a disgraced, twice impeached, one-term insurrection inspiring former president. >> she detests former president trump and all of his supporters. i will say it straight. she thinks many if not all of them

the 7pm news, weeknights on kpix 5. ( ticking ) >> john dickerson: michael lewis has written 14 bookses on wall street, the next great idea in major league baseball, the value of a left tackle in football. his new book, called "the premonition," follows a group of doctors and scientists who saw the pandemic coming and raced to sound the alarm. but this is not just a book about the past. the book itself is a premonition. when michael lewis began work on his book about america's failed response to the pandemic, he had a beginning but no middle or end. >> dickerson: when you were writing this book, it was still unfolding. had you ever done that before? >> i did something a little unusual with this book. into my lap landed, i think, three of the best of the characters i've ever had. and i thought, let's just write the people and worry about how the story plays out when the story plays out. i got the richest narrative i think i've ever had. >> dickerson: what you describe in the book is a need for people who have the risk-taking muscle, who are going to take risks when the information is b

outline, i was forced to land and meant as a prominent position activist was arrested john and chancellor. uncle michael is demanding his immediate release. also the program in japan's race to vaccine.

. >> john highlyman siting michael cohen as a political expert is not really what we're doing here, it strikes me as so absurdly obvious that by 2024, donald trump is going to have so many new things on his resume as a defendant, both civil already, and possibly criminal. >> oh, sure, lawrence, i think there are a couple things to say about that, right. one is, you and i had the conversation about riot settings and our shared view about which we've been wrong that i don't think either of us would have thought trump would be as influent 25 -- influential in the republican party in may 2021 as he turned out to be so we got cautious about the future of donald trump, he's surprised me more than the republican pary has. the two facts you cited a really important number, 66% of americans i do not think that number will go down, 66% of americans don't want to see donald trump run again, it's incredibly power. i can't see what will make that number go down. it's only going to go up. then there's the reality of metastsizing legal jeopardy that michael cohen talked about related to donald trump,

michael. why are you taking john down there to black lives matter play, you know, he can't do that and michael said lynda, you know, i can't stop him. he was committed to doing that and it was you know, he made so many creative and smart decisions about how best to move the movement and that was one such occasion and you're right. it was it was it was incarnation, wasn't it? i mean it was about him physically being in that space as you said and that picture is such a you know, i was looking at the picture in john's book. and when he's looking so frail and yet these masks and standing in the middle of the plaza and it's very powerful. so i know we've got lots of questions from the people who are watching so we'll get ready to take some of those. but before we do that, so tell us a little bit about what the foundation is is up to. michael and i are working hard to build the foundation and i'm really excited. in fact today was a very exciting day. i just feel very positive about where we're headed. but our job is and i think john left us a blueprint for this is to keep doing what he would have us

michael bjordan stars as navy seal john kelly, akajohn clark, who finds himself the target of an assassination whom he undertook a rescue operation in war—torn syria. having lost his wife and unborn child, kelly embarks — without remorse — on hunting down the killers, putting him at loggerheads with the russians and americans alike, as everybody double crosses everybody else and all problems are solved by running, punching, shooting, shouting, stabbing and generally blowing things up, much like the rainbow six video games to which this owes a debt. did you know russia was dealing weapons out of aleppo when we went in? we had a feeling. you can't fault the pedigree of this amazon original movie, with the charismaticjordan — star of black panther and creed — being joined on screen by the likes ofjodie turner—smith, who was electrifying in queen and slim, guy pearce — currently wowing audiences in the sky series mare of easttown — and the infinitely versatile jamie bell. i need to be on that team. yet somehow director stefano sollima, whose previous credits include the gomorra tv series and the b

i said, michael, why are you taking john down there to black lives matter plaza? you know he can't do that. he said, you know i can't stop him. he was committed to doing that. he made so many creative and smart decisions about how best to move the movement. that was one such occasion. >> you are right. it was incarnational. it was about him physically being in the space, as you said. that picture. i was looking at the picture of his book. he is looking so frail. he is mast and standing in the below the plaza. it's very powerful. we have lots of questions from the people watching. we are getting ready to take some of those. before we do that, tell us about what the foundation is up to. >> michael and i are working hard to build the foundation. i'm really excited. in fact, today was a very exciting day. i feel very positive about where we are headed. john left us a blueprint for this. our job is to keep doing what he would have us do. telling the stories, teaching, providing support. being inspired just as he was by jim lawson and martin luther king. and then to ins

vortex which of these authors will be rated highest on apple books, james patterson, john grisham, david baldacci, michaelence: you are going to choose. ainsley: danielle steel, i like her books. >> tom: skip to the last one, let's do nascar. hopefully, what position will nascar's points leader denny hamlin finish at the darlington raceway? first, second or third, fourth or fifth? steve: i'm going first to. tom got to go what do you think. ainsley: i will go third with you. steve: all right. those are the exact questions being asked this week. get them right, you could win the money. tom shillue thank you very much. download the fox bet super 6 app. and play for a chance to win 10,000 bucks. all you have got to do is predict the outcome of those. you can guess, free to play. download fox bet super 6 app. today. all right. thank you very much, tom. ainsley: and geraldo is coming up top of the hour. lawrence: going to be fun. ♪ ♪ ♪ we gonna rock ♪ available over the counter. voltaren is powerful arthritis pain relief in a gel. voltaren. the joy of movement. ... >> new startling numbers about how many childr

john sally now, he played in the nba with both kobe bryant and michael jordan, won championships withng here tonight. >> thank you, scott. always, man, always. >> how much m.j. did you see in kobe >> 100%. i usually tell people if you want to make them detergent, michael would be tide and kobe would be tide plus. >> you actually asked kobe at one point if he was going to be the next michael jordan. your story is interesting because you were with m.j. before you were with kobe and kobe was just a young man when you were on the lakers what did he tell you when you asked him that >> the greatest thing, he was 20 years old. i said you're going to be the next michael jordan? he said, no, i'm going to be the first kobe bryant. i said what do you want? what do you want out of this game i want to be the greatest player that ever played this game i was like, wow, that's a trip like there's a guy named michael jordan that i keep fussing with everybody that's not the greatest, i know he's the greatest i just like saying it. but i know michael is the greatest and kobe was right along with hime gr

to sort through the privilege issues, as was done when trump attorney michael cohen had his records seized by investigators. >> johnnd of from the michael cohen playbook, federal prosecutors asking a judge to appoint a special master to analyze and sort through all the materials seized from rudy guiliani and it would be an independent person, in the case of michael cohen it was a retired federal judge, and he covered anything that could be considered attorney/client privilege, and there would be a government filter team that would go through the materials, and given the high profile nature of this, there want there to be no perception of anything but fairness, so they are proposing this process. a wrinkle here is that rudy guiliani has other clients with matters before the department of justice. one client of giuliani's is the former president, donald trump, and he's not one for using e-mails so it's not clear he will weigh in here, but this is teeing up to be a fight, and the judge is giving their attorneys to weigh in on monday and if they have other matters they are going to raise, and it's safe to say this proc

john kerry there. earlier i spoke to michael mann, author of the new climate war and director of the earth system sciencedisappointed byjohn kerry's comments. and it is unfortunate framing on the part ofjohn kerry. the biden administration, john kerry as the special envoy on climate, thus far have really done a greatjob on climate. they've put forward a very bold agenda, we've re—established leadership — the united states is one of the leaders when it comes to addressing the climate crisis on the world stage — all that is to be lauded. it is good. but, here, that is a very misleading statement that he has made. we have the technology now, in the form of existing renewable energy and storage, and efficiency measures that we can put in place. right... ..we have the technology now to de—carbonise our climate. we do not need a miracle as bill gates has claimed or new tech asjohn kerry is saying here. no but i think what he is saying — and i wonder if it is that point about the 50% yet to be discovered technology or the fact that he's saying, look, you do not have to change your way of life to reach these fig

michael wood, major, we appreciate your time. thank you for being with us this morning. we wish you the best of luck. >> thank you very much. >> john like him, he is a man without a party. and to hear him say that he's a proud and then correct himself once proud republican -- i mean, this is the direction that the republican party is going and it is away from people who can just be honest about what happened. >> yeah. and you know, i think you can sense not just the frustration but he's discouraged. i mean -- >> yes. >> i think if you said choose right now, do you think this is going to get better or worse in the next year, his heart probably would say worse at this point. i mean, jamie gangel may 12th she thinks the house republicans will vote on liz cheney and i think there's no reason to expect she'll maintain her leadership. the choice has been made. >> it's a sad day for a lot of republicans, like michael wood. it will be here in a few days. john, great interview. thank you so much. >>> ahead, rudy giuliani's legal team is gearing up for a battle which is to block access material seized by federal agents in an fbi raid last we

john mackey beaks of their partial leadership in business. watch book tv tonight star and 8:30 eastern on cspan2. >> center chris murphy representative michael mccaul and retired general john allen talk about the iran nuclear deal divided admission plan to enter the agreement and whether a new set of guidelines should be adopted. this is part of a recent mccain institute forum. >> brian hook former envoy for iran. i'm very pleased to be invited by the mccainea institute to moderate discussion some very distinguished panelists. want to first thank mrs. cindy mccain and the mccain institute or their leadership in organizing today's discussion. i like to make some brief introductions and will get right into the questions. we have three castes who i think are known globally. certainly in the united states. senator chris murphy from connecticut he served in the house for three terms and eight terms in the connecticut negeneral assembly. we have representative michael mccaul congressman from texas withte distinction as a republican leader on the house foreign affairs committee. we also have general allen who is the president of the brookings instit

currently, reading james swanson's end of days napoleon hill's john meacham's franklin and michael dobbsone minute to midnight. a lot of history titles there but one stood out to me and that was napoleon hill's thinking while rich. what is that about? >> that book has been around for a hundred years. my grandmother first brought me onto this when i was a young boy. it is kind of a similar to other books but it's different to the power of positive thinking, similar to norman's books and it just is inspirational about how toon achieve success and differt means, your economic means, social needs and it's a book to read just for pleasure and re-energize my thinking. as a matter of fact for many yearsno i also whenever i had a new person in my pr firm, i gave them a copy of thinking while richnk because it has so much useful information. >> another book you tell us you are reading is c.s. lewis the screwtape letters. why? >> i love c.s. lewis. he proved you can be a spiritual and libertarian in this case. it teaches about what he's teaching his young ward how to ruin people's lives and things

. >> i love michael mcdonald's version of it. john did the whole album live. ♪ all the souls guys.rds that are coming out that have a social justice feel to them. you can always play to marvin first. >> "rise up," that was from a prayer. that was the first time i was questioning in my life if this was what i was supposed to do. i could not think of a better way for this song to be supported for it to be celebrated than to be adopted by the black lives matter movement. >> this song had never had a music video which is insane because it is probably one of the most profound songs in is industry. i really wanted to use my voice. i wanted to say something and speak. >> i just want to ask questions. who really cares? when this musician you look up to all of a sudden is confronting you with these intense questions, you have to respond to that. we really needed to show the racial discrimination going on today. we wanted to talk about our children, the kids that are being killed by these mass shootings. the voices of the young people especially that year in 2019 and 2018. there were a lot o

that's when michael says he went to the emergency room at john muir hospital with flu like symptoms and struggling to breathe. that would be his last memory. >> so i was medically induced coma for more than 2 plus months. in a way that's a blessing. member. anything. >> week after week. he lay there motionless with tubes running in and out of his body. the virus not only robbing him of time but also 70 pounds with his condition, not improving. it appeared the virus was winning the battle of his body. any michael's wife of nearly 21 years says the she was prepared to make the tough decision to let him i remember the nurse at john muir name lists coming out. >> told me about how bad he was at that time. she asked me as it were. can we do. and i just let me in. i just look, he's had the next time a bulk up. so tell me it's already 2021. >> from there. he was transferred to ucsf where he underwent months of intense therapy. michael now hooked up to an oxygen tank because of the virus. severely damaging his lungs. he says his biggest regret so far from all of this letting down his family. yo

michael. >> good morning, john. >> dickerson: i want to start with a quote from bill parsel, the nfl footballhat in your book, to explain your view on the american record on the coronavirus. why is that, quote, important? >> the starting point for this book is, look, we were sitting at a little more than 4% of the world's population with 20% of the world's death. before the season, before the pandemic, we were rated by experts as most prepared for this sort of risk. but the games get played, and as bill parsels said after a losing season, you can point fingers at whoever you want to point fingers at, but all of it is avoid looking in the mirror because you are what your record says you are. our record is appalling and it is a deep negligence of our population. >> dickerson: you went into this project looking for the roots of that negligence, and you chose a number of different characters to illume nat something. what were you trying to illuminate? >> a system. i was really worried because of a book i had written about the federal government. that the take-away from this whole event, like losi

john kerry. joining me now to discuss is michael mann, author of the new climate war and director of the earth systemmpaigner. let me pick up on greta thunberg's response tojohn kerry... is that of you you share? is this nonsense in your view? to an this nonsense in your view? trr an extent it is an aggressor has a real skill in getting to the heart of the matter. —— and greta. john kerry, thus far has done a really greatjob on climate. they have put forward a bold agenda, re—establish leadership, the us is one of the leaders when addressing the climate crisis on the world stage and it is to be lauded. it is good. but, here, it is a misleading statement he has made. we have the technology now, in the form of existing renewable energy and efficiency measures we can put in place. we have the technology to d capitalise out climate. we do not need a miracle or new technology. i think whatjohn kerry is saying, and i wonder if it is the 50% yet to be discovered or the 50% yet to be discovered or the fact he sang, look, you do not have to change your way of life. ——he is saying. there will be new technologi

. ♪ there's far too many of you dying ♪ >> i love michael mcdonald's version of it. johnpoint to marvin, first. ♪ broken down and tired living life on the merry-go-round ♪ >> rise up. that's from a prayer. it was the first time i was really questioning, in my life, if this was supposed to be what i was supposed to do. ♪ and i rise up like the waves i rise up ♪ >> i could not think of a better way for this song to be supported, for it to be celebrated, than to be adopted by the "black lives matter" movement. >> this song had never had a music video, which is insane because it's probably one of the most profound songs in history. i really wanted to use my voice. i really wanted to say something. i wanted to speak. >> i just want to ask a question. who really cares? >> when this musician, you look up to, is, all of a sudden, confronting you with these intense questions, you have to respond to that. ♪ brother, brother, brother ♪ >> we really needed to show the racial discrimination going on today. one is to talk about our children. the kids that are being killed by these mass

there's far too many of you dying ♪ ♪ you know we've got to find a way ♪ >> i love michael mcdonald's version of it. johniguel. i think marvin is the most influential male vocalist of the last-50 years, in terms of anybody who is doing anything that involves soul music. >> you look at like all of the records that are coming out that have a very social-justice feel to them. you can always point to marvin, first. ♪ broken down and tired of living life on the merry-go-round ♪ >> "rise up." that's from a prayer. it was the first time i was really questioning, in my life, if this was supposed to be what i was supposed to do. ♪ and i rise up, like the waves i rise up ♪ >> i could not think of a better way for this song to be supported, for it to be celebrated. than to be adopted by the black lives matter movement. >> this song had never had a music video, which is insane because it's probably one of the most profound songs in history. i really wanted to use my voice. i really wanted to say something. i wanted to speak. >> i just want to ask a question. who really cares? >> when this musician, you look up to is

many of you dying ♪ ♪ you know you've got to find a way ♪ ♪ to bring some love ♪ >> michael mcdonald's version of it, johnook at like all of the records that are coming out that have a very social justice feel to them. you can always point to marvin first. ♪ broken down and tired of living life on the merry-go-round ♪ >> "rise up," that's from a prayer. it was the first time i was really questioning in my life if this was supposed to be what i was supposed to do. ♪ and i rise up high like the waves, i rise up ♪ >> coy not think of a better way for this song to be supported, for it to be celebrated than to be adopted by the black lives matter movement. ♪ father, father, we don't need to escalate ♪ >> this song had never had a music video, which is insane, because it's probably one of the most profound songs in history. i really wanted to use my voice. i really wanted to say something. i wanted to speak. >> i just want to ask the question, who really cares. >> when this musician you look up to is all of the sudden confronting you with these intense questions, you have to respond to that. ♪ brother, brother,

brian: , how impressive is this 10-year-old john and his parents michael and erika join us now. . were you nervous? >> maybe just a little bit but no. i wanted to take a stand. >> what has the reaction been because i watched you on tucker's show last night what's the reaction from your friends, other fourth graders and kids in your school? do you feel as though they feel the same way as you? >> i haven't actually been in school yet, so i have been out of school for like one or two days now. so today i'm going back and i will see their actual reaction. brian: right. but they're not happy about wearing a mask either, are they? >> yeah. they are not happy. nowhere close to happy. brian: wow, i understand that, too. michael, i watched you being pulled out of that meeting you were telling me you went a few seconds over. what was your message. what was your message to the school board. >> my message is simple the last couple months, personal choice, personal freedom. the parents know best. masks should be optional. folks vaccinate have had been taken care of. those who haven't been vac

yeah, michael league was to see where to made a john g lead in the discussion. the . the 77 percent is coming to you from alexandra township, which is located on the ragged edge of sanson, africa's richest square mile. this community is the opposite of that. it is mod by high unemployment poverty, as well as corruption. perhaps it is the perfect location to debate south africa as education system, as well as it's battle with the high dropout re in schools across the country. about 40 percent of all grade one learners will leave the schooling system before finishing grade 12. so what is behind this problem? i want to put that to a panel of experts well versed in today's discussion. and i want to begin the conversation with ry humor. we know that a drop out is not a singular event. nobody wakes up with a burning desire to leave school. in the public, imagination, dropout is often thought of as or a dropout is offered thought of as someone who is lazy or irresponsible and has no interest in school anyway. that is not what we have found. instead, dropout is comes at the e