ohio, jamie for about her washington state, nancy mace of south carolina, john castro of new york, fitzpatrick of pennsylvania, and fed -- fred upton and peter meyer as well. the resolution now heads to the justice department which will have to decide whether to prosecute mr. bennet coming up today on c-span, the houses back at 9:00 eastern to work on legislation that would create more accommodation for nursing mothers in the workplace. and at 9:00 on

his race is slipping away from him. >> mcauliffe walked off after 10 minutes of an interview. >> john: a new poll came out today. 46-46. as an old colleague of mine once said, this is kick tight. >> sandra: thanks, john. this controversy has spread far beyond virginia. many other places in the nine states are dealing with this. our next guest has been looking at the study of critical race theory in her kids classrooms. as well as math mandates at her children's colorado schools. molly lamarr has three children in the cherry creek school district in denver. molly, i know you have four kids. three in school. i know you have been actively involved in the school board meetings there. you attend them. this just happened that one of those meetings. i will plan for our audience and i will have you respond. >> first time in the 70 year history of this district that we have five women sitting on the board. i think it speaks to the time that we are living in. i also believe that we have diversity. i don't think we need a man to be on our board. just because he's a man. we have cultural diversity. we h

i'm basil john. >> new research shows that september had the most covid-19 cases for children. the american academy of pediatrics says nearly 252,000 children were infected with the coronavirus over the course of the pandemic you're talking about some 6 million children who have tested positive in here now to discuss with the latest data means. >> its chief of pediatric infectious diseases and global health at ucsf doctor theodore real well, doctor thank you for being with us tonight. do you attribute that simply to school being back in session in september and not all states requiring masks. >> i think that's part of i think it's also largely driven by the variant that has the effect across all age groups for really seem to perfect, i think kids as well. >> so are you seeing a difference in california's numbers as verses of the rest of the country. >> but we have i mean, i think this search was felt ever and create kind of across the the western states really predict the they're much better than others. she made in the southeast are some much bigger surge book and go for. but

distinguished speaker this evening is john roy price the road scholar and harvard educated attorney who migrated from 1968 rockefeller campaign to that of nixon. he promptly joined the new nixon administration in 199 working with daniel patrick moynihan and later working with domestic adviser john ehrlichman a special system to the president for urban affairs. he ultimately became head of government relations for chase manhattan bank and present ceo of the federal bank of pittsburgh. a special note jonas joined this evening by his daughter alexandria so welcome to both of you. john's new book "the last liberal republican" an insider's perspective on nixon's surprising social policy" reveals the influence of those of moynihan and ehrlichman and the broader demonstrations very at ease. these men who surrounded the president impacted american social policy for decades much of which we are only realizing now. richard nixon shocked democrats the extent of his -- he proposed a guaranteed family income and almost achieved a national health insurance program as a republican but i will save the rest of the conversations for these two gentlemen so pleased turn me in welcoming joh

john legend. he's here to talk about his brand-new initiative that works with local governments and communities tolegend, welcome to the show. >> trevor! it's going to be back. >> trevor: how you doing, my friend? >> i'm doing very well. >> trevor: it's good to see you. i was thinking about this today when i was preparing for the interview. and i was like you have 12 grammys. >> yes. >> trevor: you have an oscar. you have, what, two emmys? >> yes. >> trevor: and you have a tony. and you have the oscar that they took away from you as well. >> well, that was never mine to begin with. ( laughter ) i was never going to actually get a trophy for that because they only give it to three producers when you win. i was never going to get that. i was up on stage and i was shocked just like everyone else when it went down. you remember it? >> trevor: oh, i remember it. >> "la-la land gets called out," they call us up on stage. they were confused, too, because they had the wrong card. and they were looking at it like, "this is not the best picture, but it is an actor's name from what everyone thinks is going t

new documents that show other employees making the same statements, very concerned about facebook. so in house, it's a big fight over these very issues. >> sandra: fascinating story. thanks, gerri. johnacebook is a trillion dollar company as is amazon, alphabet, google and apple, which is the highest market evaluation. today there's another entry to the trillion dollar club. tesla on the strength of an order by hertz for 100,000 model cs. now passed the trillion dollar market valuation. >> sandra: and the s&p and dow keeps on going. >> john: we're in earnings seasons. troubling things out there that the market is defying on the climb to the top. we'll see if it lasts. >> sandra: john, great to be with you. i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts in washington. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thanks very much, john and sandra. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york city. here's "the story." look at these numbers. the president is down 21 points since june. that is an unprecedented slide since world war ii. that's a gallop number. he's on the road right now scrambling to get this administration, get his presidency back on track and to see if he ca

reporter: in oakland, tim johns, abc7 news.ma: a fire burned through an east oakland apartment building this afternoon causing a lot of damage. sky 7 was over the building on 90th avenue. firefighters quickly got the fire under control before it could spread to other units. however, crews tell us the fear still displaced five people. the preliminary investigation shows the fire was likely accidental but crews are still investigating. dan: after the break, covid-19 vaccinations for children ages 5-11. the plan released today by the white house on how to distribute shots to kids. ama: and as we enter the cold and flu season, as well as the time for holiday travel, the demand for rapid covid tests is expected to surge. several companies now say supply chain issues could greatly impact availability. ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a univ

john, thanks to everybody for joining us. i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: i'm john roberts. with martha starts now. >> martha: thanks very much, guys. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. the "the story" right now is what is happening at the white house. behind closed doors, president biden is trying to get the votes for the build back better agenda. it's a multi-trillion dollar lift. he has slim margins in the house and the senate. progressives and moderates will have to give in to get this thing through. it's really all on joe biden's shoulders right now. joe manchin is reportedly refusing to support the part of the bill that would cut into coal and fossil fuels in his

this is bloomberg. ♪ john: ian bremmer at the 12:30 p.m. in new york. bloomberg. ♪ let's check in on first word news. president biden visited pope francis at the vatican. the meeting was closed to u.s. reporters traveling with joe biden. they met for 75 but it's, talking about climate change and the pandemic. biden is the second catholic president. british workers are facing three years of fairly rising living standards. new projections say after adjustment for prices, earnings will be a little higher at the end of 2024 and they are now. many went a decade without a pay raise following the financial crisis. today is the deadline for all miscible employees to receive at least their first covid vaccine shot. nearly one third of police officers unvaccinated. 10,000 of the 35,000 uniformed cops of not gotten shot. the mayor said those who refuse will face unpaid leave. the union is fighting the mandate in court. powered by more than 2700 journalists and 120 countries, this is bloomberg. alix: let's see what that vaccine news, maternal will provide them in t

border in the last two years and were digging into the new subpoenas from john durham, more details on what hillary clinton's campaign was allegedly doing inside the government to bring down trauma. the fight to stop the pandemic and new promising pill taking orally from drugmaker, california the first in the nation to mandate vaccines from k - 12 schoolchildren. the new fico go to the supreme court two dozen states plan to battle but under president biden's plan to pay for the massive spending by letting the irs snooping everyone's bank accounts assuming right off the bat you are a financial criminal, we have the roadmap to how this is unconstitutional. thank you for joining us i'm elizabeth macdonough, "the evening edit" start right now. ♪ we began with stocks, they were up to kickoff october the dow s&p 500 in the nasdaq, u.s. markets slide over 4% in september, no vote on infrastructure this is a hit to the white house of the democrat party both sides in a crisis mode, they went to capitol hill trying to seal a deal. hillary vaughn has more. >> house democrats grumbled that the pre

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tim johns, abc 7 news. j.r.: thank you so much. if you don't have to abc 7 news bay area ap;p, now is a great time to download it. abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma is in our studio all day streaming live updates on the storm, the rainfall totals, where the rain is headed next. you can ask them questions on facebook or youtube. join drew live wherever you stream abc 7 news. next, we have a look at the storm's impact on the peninsula and the major road that is now close. also, a really close call for homeowner in belmont. the decision he made that spared him from dealing with some serious damage when this tree fell. and, obviously, not a good time to fly. our sfo camera covered in rain this evening. how the storm is affecting flights. [ sneeze ] are you ok? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure be there for life's best moments with coricidin. now in sugar free liquid. [ sneeze ] are yo

hello, i'm sandra smith in new york. hi, john. >> john: i'm john roberts in washington. director joel, director of photography, hutchins were wounded during a scene for the new western called "rust." hutchins was flown to the hospital and later died. souza was released after undergoing emergency treatment. >> sandra: jonathan, a brand-new statement out, what is he saying? >> jonathan: he posted his first comment since the shooting incident on twitter and instagram accounts. he says his heart is broken and he said, "there are no words to convey my shock and sadness regarding the tragic accident that took the life of helena hutchins, a wife, mother and deeply admired colleague of ours. i'm fully cooperating with the police investigation to address how the tragedy occurred." the actor and producer fired a prop gun on the set of his new western, 42-year-old helena hutchins, director of production and the sheriff's statement said "this investigation remains open and active, no charges have been filed in regard to this incident. witnesses continue to be interviewed, including b

tim: in oakland, tim johns, abc 7 news.ma: in 20 minutes family and, friends will gather for a vigil for an education advocate who was, police say they may have been targeted. he founded "gradeschool voices," in nonprofit watchdog group that promotes equity in oakland schools. dan: a bar in antioch was destroyed in a fire that investigators say was suspicious. sky seven was over the scene in walter way. flames were shooting over the roof of the abc rendezvous bar, when firefighters got there before 5:00 a.m.. officials say the fire was mostly limited to the bar, but neighboring businesses were partly damaged. . ama: at least no one. ama: was hurt tesla ceo elon musk has announced he's moving his company headquarters from palo alto to texas. he made the announcement at a shareholder meeting this afternoon. however, he says tesla is not leaving fremont, and he plans to increase output there by 50%. he says the bay area does have its setbacks. >> it is hard for people to avoid housing. there is a limit to how big you can scale

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very directly the new john lewis voting rights advancement act includes new formulas to revive it preclearance by focusing specifically on jurisdictions with a proven history of discrimination and on preventing specific known discriminatory practices from taking effect in areas of increasing diversity before they can do damage with new preclearance coverage formula respond to the supreme court concern. and will allow the voting rights act to keep pace with present conditions. in america's rapidly changing demographics. the bill also re- invigorates the department of justice ability to challenge discriminatory laws already in effect, reversing the supreme court's latest attack on section two of the voting rights act versus the democratic national committee. that six -- three partisan decision was a stunning display of judicial overreach. a highly political, highly partisan decision that gives new meaning to the phrase judicial activism. the case of judicial overreach. protecting the right to vote, there simply should not be a partisan issue. in fact, voting rights are widely supported throughou

i'm live in golden gate park tim johns abc 7 news. alright, tim. very much.hat sunshine shining on it. is that what that thing? was that right yellowstone, very nice. meteorologist. cindy patel is here with the outside lands and halloween forecasts. yeah, and for outside lands, i mean this will be music to your ears if you're going down in ahmad. it's gonna be beautiful weather not as warm as it was today, but certainly will be nice to go out and enjoy. so let's take a look at the forecast for tomorrow morning fog a mild afternoon temperatures in the mid 60s cloudy and cooler on saturday. it could be a couple sprinkles, but it's not a game changer and then mostly cloudy on sunday now, let's check out those temperatures right now. how about 80s and cloverdale santa rosa temperatures? well above average many 70s showing up right now. so it is definitely a mild to warm day and if you're really wanting to go out and enjoy the beach just watch out for those waves because we do have a beach hazard statement until six o'clock tonight northwest release swell breakers

i'm in the castro tim johns abc 7 news. alright again outside lands halloween fun weekend sandy.nd if you are going to the castro or any outdoor halloween activities this weekend, dan. to show you the forecast five o'clock. the temperatures will be in the 50s and 60s notice it gets a little cooler by 6 pm. so if you are stepping out make sure you pack on those layers underneath those costumes. it does get pretty chilly late saturday night and speaking of the chill. we do have the fog that rolled in tonight. it was rushing in over san francisco salesforce tower there earlier this evening all pushed along by this week system here now, it is bringing moisture into the northwestern portion of california here in the bay area. we might see a little bit out of it right now. we're seeing a lot of cloud cover and some fog dense fog right now and half moon bay visibility down to a quarter of a mile. here's live look from our golden gate bridge camera, and it's a little murky also a little murky from arcadegeo roof camera looking at the eastern span of the bay bridge. so some dense fog over

you're a child because if your child you have a long time ahead of you in san francisco tim johns abc 7 news and people got their booster shots today at the solano county fairgrounds in vallejo a first and second shots were also available today was opening day of the mass vaccination site there. the clinic will be open through the middle of december clinic organizers say they will also offer the johnson & johnson and moderna booster shots once they are authorized. all right the national league vision series is coming back to san francisco after the dodgers won last night to force a game five. yeah, it's been a good series actually abc 7 sports director. larry beil is here with a look ahead to tomorrow night and the stressler. there will be some stress giants and dodgers head into a winner-take-all game five of their division playoff series again tomorrow night at oracle park. they didn't really appear to be feeling much pressure this afternoon right now. they're they're taking part in a calm workout oracle park. there's logan webb will be starting he was great for the giants in game one seve

john micklethwait, bloomberg news editor-in-chief sitting down with the prime minister.t a win for leister last weekend. tom: i watched three minutes of it before i got bored and moved on. jonathan: cap and you get bored of that match? 4-2. tom: you know. jonathan: i'm just going through the fixture list. united-liverpool on sunday. tom: the manager of manchester united. jonathan: trying to keep the old player at the top of the club but getting harder. i knew we would get to the important stuff eventually. tom keene, lisa abramowicz, jonathan ferro on this equity market which keeps delivering. how about this s&p? emily roland, the chief strategist at john hancock investment management. this is bloomberg. leigh-ann: president biden will continue courting democratic progressives and moderates today as he seeks to reach a deal to advance his economic agenda before the end of the month. west virginia democratic senator joe manchin, whose vote is pivotal in the 50/50 senate said there is little chance congress can complete work on bidens agenda by the end of the month deadlin

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i'm in the castro tim johns abc 7 news. alright again outside lands halloween fun weekend sandy.ly and if you are going to the castro or any outdoor halloween activities this weekend, dan. to show you the forecast five o'clock. the temperatures will be in the 50s and 60s notice it gets a little cooler by 6 pm. so if you are stepping out make sure you pack on those layers underneath those costumes. it does get pretty chilly late saturday night and speaking of the chill. we do have the fog that rolled in tonight. it was rushing in over san francisco salesforce tower there earlier this evening all pushed along by this week system here now, it is bringing moisture into the northwestern portion of california here in the bay area. we might see a little bit out of it right now. we're seeing a lot of cloud cover and some fog dense fog right now and half moon bay visibility down to a quarter of a mile. here's live look from our golden gate bridge camera, and it's a little murky also a little murky from arcadegeo roof camera looking at the eastern span of the bay bridge. so some dense fog

george washington and who knows who else. >> if the statue is removed, john, there are plans to put it on term nant loan to the newiety. back to you. >> john: we'll keep watching. remembering the life of an iconic american, colin powell's family announcing his death from covid complications earlier this morning. the family also says the general was fully vaccinated. dr. nicole sapphire will join us with her thoughts on this and congressman michael mccall and jonathan turley, coming up in the next hour of "america reports," stay with us. i've spent centuries evolving with the world. that's the nature of being the economy. observing investors choose assets to balance risk and reward. with one element securing portfolios, time after time. gold. agile and liquid. a proven protector. an ever-evolving enabler of bold decisions. an asset more relevant than ever before. gold. your strategic advantage. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. it was really holding me back. standing up... ...even walking was tough. my joints hurt. i was afraid things were going to get worse. i was always hiding, and that's just not me. no

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. >> john: thank you, we will see you soon. fox news alert to kick off america reports as the supply chain crush puts the squeeze on the u.s. economy and president biden is taking heat for the hold up that could wreak havoc over the holidays. welcome to america reports on a friday. i'm john roberts on a friday. >> i am in need anita vogel in for sandra smith. president biden trying to break up the bottleneck by calling on the private sector to step up and getting busy ports to work around the clock. it's just the beginning of the supply chain problem. companies are also dealing with warehouse storage issues. facility is overflowing with toys and is struggling to get the retailers across the country just in time for christmas. do my karl rove will join us in just a moment, jacqui heinrich is live at the white house but we begin with william la jeunesse live from the port of los angeles today, what's going on there? >> president biden said on wednesday we are going to go to 24 and seven, specifically the three to 7:00 a.m. shift. we've be

came as millions tuned into monday night football >> breaking news, johnround out. the los angeles raider's head coach. >> reporter: jon gruden announcing his series of e-mails he wrote over the course of a decade that include sex it's, racist and anti-gay language ranging from players to league officials. he said, i love the raiders and do not want to be a distraction. i'm sorry, i never meant to hurt anyone the e-mails september while he was an analyst for espn, confirmed by the nfl, were initially discovered during an nfl workplace misconduct investigation. the report detailed several e-mails, including a racist description of nfl smith insult the nfl commission, female referees and chideing the league's first openly gay player michael sam and wide receive keyshawn johnson >> never from day one, he's been a used car salesman. >> reporter: the league slammed them calling them appalling, abhor represent and wholly contrary to the nfl's values now how they will handle the e-mails and calls for transparency to get louder >> the only way is to make e-mails a

new friends. we have our old friend john leguizamo who's here tonight. >> jon: yeah! asure of the new york community. ( applause ) and we have thomasin mckenzie. if you saw "jojo rabbit," she was one to have the stars of "jojo rabbit." ( cheers and applause ) and she now stars in the new movie "last night in soho," which i can't wait to see. she's here as well. >> jon: bring it on. ( applause ) >> stephen: just another thursday night, man. >> yeah, we're here. >> stephen: folks, i spend a lot of time right over there, selecting the finest grains of news, hand sifting through barrels of steelcut joke oats selecting the ripest seasonal story berries, and home-fermenting macrobiotic almond milk into upscale organic yogurt to lovingly fold together the buzzworthy breakfast parfait that is my nightly monologue. but sometimes, i sweat myself awake in the middle of the night, creep out to an abandoned schoolyard, scrape a bunch of spilled cheerios and discarded gogurt wrappers into a big gulp travel mug i won in the great trucker-drifter wars of 2019, add some fermented craba

now the john demo, new case, a similar thing which and correct me if i'm wrong, a kind of open the door for what we're seeing happening now in 2021. yes, that's right. so for a long time after world war 2, german cords, mom, she did not see crimes, but in order to secure a conviction for accessories, murder, you know, the court had to find that the defendant had contributed directly to was just if they murder shows easy. if somebody torture on what your dad or if they shot on one or for the doctors, for example, decided went to the gas chambers and got into the camp to work as a slave labor. but you had to show that the defendant had done something very specific to a specific victim. and and that meant that people who served a kind of helper for the larger operation of the camps the didn't contribute directly to the murder at any given individual. you couldn't really convict miano k started to change that he was convicted as an accessory, murder, not for any specific action against any specific victim. but we because he, by being a guard in the death camps, had contributed to their gene

this is coming on the same day our colleague john king shared his news about multiple sclerosis. d i'm glad we work in a building where everyone is vaccinated. cavuto deserves the same thing. the vast majority of people at fox are vaccinated. some are being very loud about opposing mandates, about opposing, you know, vaccines for all. it is such a striking contrast. this is another example of how fox news is two things in one. small news operation where cavuto works and this giant sometimes dangerous opinion operation that spreads this information. and it is unfortunate that people like cavuto are in the midst of this propaganda machine against vaccinations. >> it is life or death. and their primetime hosts are choosing disinformation. i mean, they're making a very clear choice here that can injure or kill viewers. >> and cincluding hurting the colleagues. there is one staffer who passed away. covid last year. this is something that affects everyone, nobody is able to avoid this. so i think this real life case with cavuto, he's on the air for the time being, maybe it is a wake-up

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john: yeah. it's going to be a busy week as well. there's never shortage of news smith. >> john: the "the story" typically held by martha is being hosted by trace gallagher and starts right now. >> welcome back. sandra, thanks. good afternoon. i'm trace gallagher in for martin luther king -- martha maccallum. the president urged his party to get unified or tanking the economic agenda. many people are unsatisfied with the president's handling of the economy according to recent polls. city biden and the democrats are pushing for cradle to grave entitlements with millions jobless, inflation burning a hole in american wallets and supply chain issues leave shelves empty just in time for the holiday

so do you have to stick with the brand that you originally got abc 7 news reporter. tim johns looked into that today and tim. you find out. you know, i'm in a word no, in fact, one of the things that the fda panel did today was look at a new study released by the nih which showed that mixing and matching mixing and matching vaccines leads to similar. immune system responses with the fda's advisory panel voting thursday to recommend boosters of the moderna vaccine for the elderly and those with medical conditions big news. also came friday when the panel recommended another shot for those 18 and older who received the one dose johnson and johnson, but essentially what the fda panel said, this is not a one dose vaccine this needs to be a two dose vaccine, dr. monica. gandhi is an infectious disease expert at ucsf. she says the panel's goal with recommending a second. j&j jab two months after the first is to get the effectiveness level up to that of the pfizer and moderna shots, but doesn't necessarily mean those who got johnson & johnson have to get the same vaccine also discuss

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john you new reporting this morning. >> reporter: that's right. here have been multiple examples, john, that these christian aide missionaries had close calls long before what happened on saturday, going all the way back to 2019. they were in a truck outside port-au-prince airport, was rushed by a group of men. got away that time. i talked to father rick, an american priest who has been working in haiti for years and years, best known for delivering medical assistance to children in haiti. he has been called in to work on 80 of these kidnapping situations, including four including 400 mawozo. he told me that he believes there is grave danger for visitors if a large ransom is paid. listen. >> for sure if there is big ransom paid for these people, you can kiss all of us good-bye because there's not going to be hope for anybody. and i know the case is so public because they're white people. there were over 200 kidnappings. it is a litmus test for somebody else who is white like me or somebody else who is a foreigner here. it is kind of a litmus test.

you know her from "brockmire" and "dirty john. her new show, "the chair," is on netflix now.manda peet is here, in studio and you know her from "girls5eva," "mapleworth murders," the awesomes," "a.p. bio" and every other show we've ever done, because she is the funniest person we know paula pell will be here. a.p. bio season 4 just dropped on peacock it's fantastic but, before we get to all that, the biden administration moved to oust several trump holdovers, including sean spicer and kellyanne conway, from military academy boards. while the former president himself issued a statement claiming that, "let me see if i have this right. confederate general robert e. lee would have won the war in afghanistan." for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: there's a simple truth about our history, which has somehow been muddied through decades of self-serving revisionism by racists and apologists for white supremacy and that is that the confederacy was a movement of anti-american traders and slavers who tried to destroy this country i can't believe that even has to be

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torres is here now john, these are new recommendations. what does everyone need to know >> lester, this comes from the u.s. preventive services task force which today issued a draft recommendation changing previous guidance that called for a daily low dose of aspirin for those 50 and older who are at a high risk of heart disease or stroke these new recommendations now say adults in their 40s and 50s should only take daily aspirin if their doctors recommend it but the biggest change, adults 60 and older should not take daily aspirin if they haven't had a prior heart attack or stroke the task force says the potential side effects, mainly bleeding, outweigh the benefits for them. lester >> this caught a lot of folks' attention. thanks for walking us through it, doctor >>> there's a new water crisis in michigan involving unsafe levels of lead not far from the city of flint where that water disaster there put so many at risk. our meagan fitzgerald has more tonight >> reporter: just three hours from flint another michigan city facing an urgent w

host: john from new york on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning.t: do you have anything to say about climate change? i guess not. let us go to tim from pennsylvania. on the republican line. please pronounce the name of your town for me? caller: to mock well -- tamakwa. i think the planet is usually frozen, and we should be glad that the planet warmed up enough for us to live. that is all i wanted to say. let's talk to ken, calling for massachusetts on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. it is amazing that the callers so far are speaking the tune that i am matching. i mean, we have been much warmer and colder, and we should be blessed and happy that it is getting warmer, and we certainly don't want the government to take over our lives with all the ridiculous regulation they are imposing on us. i am braced the combustion engine and hope we have fossil fuels for the rest of my life and my grandchildren's lives. thank you. host: president biden came out earlier this week, pushing his build back better plan, which includes climate

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have surpassed 70,000, making it the highest in the nation this according to data from john hopkin's university. new covid-19 deaths have seeing a dramatic drop. >> reporter: now officially seeking emergency use authorization from the fda, if fraptd, merck's first of its anti-viral pill to fight covid could be prescribed later this year saying it cuts hospitalizations and deaths in half for unvaccinated patients with early symptoms the five-day regimens costs $500 per patient. similar to tamaflu in that it's taken at home. the prescribed pill would be for adults with mild-to-moderate cases of covid at high risk for severe disease or hospitalization. >> wow, this is excellent news, it's still 50% a lot of people that get infected will get very sick with covid-19 so it's not a miracle. >> reporter: if authorized, merck's milestone would be a game changer but not a substitute for vaccinations. the u.s. government has ordered enough pills for 1.7 million americans but 67 million who are eligible have yet to be vaccinated still, there are signs of progress on the front lines him new infections are down 5

>> well, the big thing in the glass, this is definitely a good news, bad news situation, john. ramework. that's a really big deal. the progressive caucus has agreed in principle to the larger bill. that was the big hangup. a deal is in place. it's not a matter of if, it's just a matter of when. the bad news is they didn't get a vote last night, which he wanted to have a "w" and wanted to have a feather in his cap as he went to scotland on climate change and bring elements of the bill that he could proclaim in scotland. but the good news again is ultimately it looks like the bill is going to get done now. there are details to be worked out. but it will get done. and the democrats had huge expectations on what would be in the pill and the timing. >> so, jonathan, it seemed like progressives were practically begging, just tell us you black t -- back this framework. joe manchin would. the statement he put out said president biden's framework is a product of months of negotiations and wherein put from all members of the democratic party who share a common goal to deliver for the amer

john lithgow. you have a new book of poetry.ed "a confederacy of dumptys, for traitsz of american scoundrels in verse which focuses on historical villains. >> yes. >> stephen: you talked about our moec left office in january in your previous poems. what's it like departing from modern and talking about historical scoundrels? >> it was kind of relief. it was a moment of great relief the last election for me and for about half the country, and i -- ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: more than thankful. more than thankful. >> i was trying to be judicious. >> stephen: yes. this is a third in a drilling. i've come to introduce both of the other books on this show. >> stephen: and we are honored. >> you made both of them "times" best sellers and my publishers, of course, wanted another one. i was to tired of the subject, but it was a breakthrough to suddenly think, well, wait a minute, what if i dispose of that subject and go back in history and have a look at all of his precursors. my wife had a lot to do with this. she's a history

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