they build on a tour of foreign land john paul jones be hardy. i just think jones would see despite the clue the ranger went down in history aboard the good ship rangers. he made his way to france our commissioners and parasky the stars and stripes its chance to snug inside the harbor the sales will set to ride the french we gave the first salute a flag was recognized john paul jones be hardy not just wait don't see delighted through the ranger went down in history. one more round for john fortunes the flag in his precious that near my town. by moonlight was the greatest one of all with guns that shook the night. he made the serapis scarborough fall. no ordinary. man, ever claimed such victories or carried up like so bravely in our early history john paul jones. we hearties i just bring homes with he his five little flew the ranger. when dustery singing oh, honey, single one more round for john paul jones the flag and his free ships in there went down. and lastly permanent design of the american flag seems set. but then a new problem arose which

i've known of john paul letterx works since i was a graduate student. i think the first thing i read of john paul's was a book called preparing for peace, which i believe he wrote in 1995 1995 or around that time. it was in some ways a provocative challenge to our field. it sort of suggested that the field of particularly international peacebuilding and public resolution and mediation training was had a kind of colonialist taint to it and that we really needed to reflect critically on what we were doing how we were doing it and if there were better ways to work and it was a provocative book and it really got my attention so i went deep on letter rack and read much of letter act and and then had the privilege and pleasure of meeting him on a couple of times a couple of occasions at different meetings. um, but have always considered john paul a thought leader in our field who is grounded in i mean, you know is is an academic by training, but it's is a grounded peace builder john paul has spent time working in conflict of transformation in colombia the cou

john paul was professor emeritus at the institute for peace and notre dame university. the journey soundscape of healing and reconciliation and art and soul of peace building ambient building peace which was in some ways one of my first introductions is one of the few levels of change you use the term systems thinking it's inherent to your view that this points. with that, that is my introduction. >> fantastic thanks to writing book and bringing together an extraordinary set of research avenues that you have coherent. it also help us think about where your title is, the way out which is terrific. peter and i come earlier this year probably started last year, was it a month or a couple months, get together on friday mornings early. i am on pacific time and he is on eastern time which means i'm getting up really early to have a conversation with peter. we decided to title it was coleman. we would have these conversations, a little bit like i think were going to do right now actually. which is bopping off of each other things that come up from certain ideas, words, or asso

john paul jones was named commander. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ >>> the permanent design of the american flag seemed hereand connecticut were added to the 13 states and the old flag no longer worked. an uproar came over what should be done to keep the american flag up to date. within 15 years there might be as many as 20 states and the banner would become a streaming that would go on and on. the flag of the united states should be 15 stripes. in the earliest years the stars and stripes were over a few merchant vessels. most americans never even saw it. the world was dominate bid super powers. the u.s. was not one of them. it was just a fledgling nation, not strong at all. the two big powers were england and france. america found herself engaged in yet another struggle. francis scott key wrote the star spangled banner. ♪♪ the stars and stripes have gone through 27 changes. i find myself in a new homeland under the flag that's strengthened itself across two centuries in times of enormous growth and change and times of trouble which have saddened the entire world. this is two as it always has been. a land o

, each steering wheel is embroideby husband and wife r a nasc all the way tohe van.ou mis f ep b john pauld b benedict the 16th dozens of cardinals wore they're papal hats and no matter the client holy ororedown-to-eart armando and rosanna always pay excessive attention to detail. you have to be crazy to do this work, he says, we don't do it for the money, we do it just to see if it's possible. >> when you see your work speeding across racetracks on tv's across the world that must be really satisfying. >> that's true, says armando, i may be an old man but i'm in love with my work as if i were a little boy. now these artis ans others in the area make so many race car steering wheels more than anywhere else in the world that this picaresque back drop is known locally as steering wheel valley. chris lie livesay, italy. >> that's going to do it for some the news continues others check back in the >>> it's wednesday, july 21st, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." delta's rapid spread. alarming numbers about the most contagious strain of the coronavirus and how one mother got people vaccinated

and you look at john paul, what missed ayou playoff game, john rand lost millions of dollars because he had to drop out of a golf tournament, the nc state team, there are numerous examples of people whose lives are harmed by the social consequences of not getting vaccinated as opposed to the health consequences. young people in many cases aren't going to be scared into getting the vaccine by the health harms but we need to get them to understand, if they're in school they won't have to quarantine if they're exposed to someone. they won't have to wear masks in most cases if they've been vaccinated. important to show the benefits that actually matter to that group of people. >> reclaiming my time, as i only have a very limited amount of time, and i wanted to ask a question about my home state of new york. in my home state of new york, we've offered 50 full scholarships to any new york state public college or university to people under the age of 18 who get vaccinated. we also offered lottery scratchoff tickets with a grand prize of $5 million to those 18 and other and free baseball tic

jim. >> i remember being in the lobby of that hospital during john paul ii, during his treatment there is likely to leave? >> reporter: so they're saying it is seven days, jim. barring any complications. obviously in a case like this, they have to wait and see how the recovery goes. it is going to be some important days coming up. we'll keep you posted. jim. >> watching very closely there. delia gallagher live in rome outside of the hospital. thanks very much. >>> and thanks all of you for joining us this today. we hope you find a good way to enjoy this holiday weekend. hope the weather is nice where you are. i'm jim sciutto. "at this hour" with boris sanchez sitting in today, starts right now. >>> hello. i'm boris sanchez in for kate bolduan. here is what we're watching at this hour. the search resumes, a renewed effort at the site of a florida condo collapse after the rest of the building was demolished overnight. more than 120 people still missing. >>> plus taking aim at florida. tropical storm watches an warnings for most of the state's west coast. we'll tell you where the forecast

justices john paul -- excuse me, john paul and souter were justices. that is the message.bout saving american democracy, if you care about a court that will uphold the voting rights act which was nearly unanimously reauthorized in 2006 but yet gutted anyway by a 5-4 majority in 2013 in that shelby decision, you ought to be deeply concerned about the state of affairs when there is even more partisan 6-3 conservative majority on the court that has not seen a voter suppression law that they disagree with. >> all right. congressman jones, sir, thank you so much for your time. i greatly appreciate it as always. >> thank you. >>> the nation's president in florida to offer support to the families and first responders at the scene of that deadly condo collapse. he's due to speak any moment now. we'll bring his remarks to you as soon as they happen. you're watching "ayman mohyeldin reports." u're watching "ayman mn reports. a regular movie night. but if you're a kid with diabetes, it's more. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose leve

john paul, no. do you know how the creature died? i'll put him in a visa. it's always hard to say at 1st sight, no more. but with the examination possibilities that we have here on the beach, we will soon be able to find out more that we'll have to it up and take a look at it. so we're going to give them all the author fee attracts onlookers. now i think that's on a very, very bus via i was out walking here. it's the 1st time i see a dead turtle. yeah. it's a loss for nature. nobody out of here i came over because i saw people here. i wanted to find out what was happening. i saw a dead turtle the last time i was here to them. i think that it's due to environmental pollution. that's why i said the poly sound and this will actually didn't die as a result of pollution. it stomach contents are normal and it has no visible injuries or illnesses. the scientists are going to take the organs and tissue samples to the lab. but they're fairly confident that this turtle drowned in a fishing net. then just a few meters away, they find these fishing contraptions to capt

floor behind me in the same suite of rooms that pope john paul ii stayed.s a scheduled surgery for diverticulitis. regular sunday angeles, he announced he would be going to hungary and slovakia next year. the iraqi prime minister on friday and even holding an all day prayer service for pleb non-on thursday. now the vatican says the surgery was a success and the pope is now recovering. this is the first time 84-year-old pontiff has been hospitalized since his election in 2015. he is -- in 2013. he has had part of his lung removed when he was younger. jericka. >>> thank you. >>> c-113 crashed while landing. more than 40 people were killed, several survivors jumped from the wreckage just before it exploded. >>> rescuers in japan are racing against time following a that isive mudslide about 60 miles southwest of tokyo. it happened saturday after days of torrential rain. 20 people are missing, two are confirmed dead. >>> officials in ocean city maryland have cancelled tonight's fireworks display after they accidentally exploded on the beach today. look at that.

some sweets of this book by john paul thought was open, surprisingly enough, open to a certain story that deals with suicide. and this was all the documents i was interested in, were lying there as it prepared for a journalist visit and how that went. and i wasn't sure how i should document them so much. so i took the papers to my photographer and we do blogs post, and they had told him to wait outside the room and let me know, and mr. bosh returns should be listed in. he was supposed to keep a lookout and warned me by my oscar in austin sim on my way out. i knocked on the bathroom door. i opened the door and saw the bathroom mirror. there was a lifeless body in the bath tub and leap was covered under licked nov. monday. he was calling with clear to me then that something terrible it happened. miss stan reporter found partial dead in his bathroom. the estimate early report suspect the politician, shut himself up, journalist found him in the bath tub and his head above the water. apart from his shoes, basha was fully clothed. she was just on a couple of assets. i saw the shows come on

bearings, and there were other things lying about as such as pajamas some sweets of this new book by john paul, was surprisingly enough, open to a certain story that deals with suicide. and this was all the documents i was interested in, were lying there, as if prepared for a journalist visit and how that went. and i wasn't sure how i should document them so much. so i took the papers to my photographer and do blood post and had told him to wait outside the room and let me know when mister basha returned when he was supposed to keep a lookout and warned me all skin awesome, swim on my way out. i knocked on the bathroom door. i opened the door and saw the bathroom mirror. there was a lifeless body in the bath tub and leap was covered under looked on the floor. he was calling was clear to me then that something terrible had happened. and miss stan reporter found partial dead in his bathroom in the bus estimate or early report suspect the politicians shut himself up. journaling found him in the bath tub and his head above the water. apart from his shoes, basha was fully clothed. serious this on a

this afternoon and is staying in the top floor behind me in the same suite of room where is pope john paulstayed. the vatican says he's having scheduled surgery for inflammation of the colon that's common among the elderly. earlier today, the pope seemed in good spirits when he delivered his message from his window overlooking st. peter's square. in fact, he announced he would be going to hungary and slovakia in september. and he's had a busy week. he met with the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken on monday, the iraqi prime minister on friday and holding an all-day prayer service for lebanon on thursday. this is the first time the 84-year-old pontiff has been hospitalized since his election in 2013. he's generally in good health, although he does suffer from sciatica and had part of a lung removed in his youth. the vatican will issue a statement as soon as the surgery is completed. jericka? >> chris, thank you. >>> a philippine air force c-130 crashed today lyle landing. it was carrying 92 soldiers. more than 40 people were killed. several survivors jumped from the wreckal just before

flexing its financial muscles, novartis became co owner of the patent in the professor of him itala g, john paul, as ethanol is renowned, expert in blood cancers, technique complex. i think there's a whole technique involved with as using gene therapy, a gene is introduced which allows t cells to target disease cells and enable them to be destroy. we sit dusty stem experiment. there is a very interesting system, but there's no justification for charging 350000 euros or see if states structures in france went along with it. so it would doubtless cost $30.00 or $40000.00, but not 350000 euros cycle will be 3. pharmacy ne, is the farmer industry's job to keep a lookout for something interesting in martinez, the research is no longer carried out by the pharmaceutical industry. on the work is tackled by publicly funded research by law shall be bleak, the drug companies. they don't do their own innovation anymore. i do 0 innovation or close to 0, or the innovation still comes from and i h funded research. what we're seeing now is a big change that i think is terrible. and this big change is, instead o

and how about both giants or warriors parades, pope john paul, la familia awards, live shots from mexico jeez, what haven't you covered? you know, only the best form those intimate ties with the community and earn that trust to become a storyteller. you've done that with honesty, compassion, and care. i'm proud of you as not only a co-worker in this crazy business, but as a friend and as a brother. the villarreal family sends all of its best wishes, from my parents all the way down to my youngest kids. we are all proud of your many accomplishments, and look forward to many, many more. salud. michael damian: congratulations, dad, on 25 years on "comunidad del valle." we are really proud of you. isela damian: congratulations, daddy. we love you so much, and we can't believe you've come this far. we can't wait to see how much more you accomplish. malyna damian: congratulations, daddy. ♪♪♪ damian: that makes it seem like the show has been about me, but it's never been about me. it's been about my community. so thank you all. we'll be back and give you a more retrospective talk to re-air some

well, listen for most of the viewers of this program, their memory will include john paul, the 2nd for decades as a controversial figure. by the way, just not in the church in the same way. he was controversial because he took on communism and took on poverty and all kinds of things. and then cardinal rats and became the pope was a short period of time. the problem was put francis in my estimation, is he continually causes scandal that's a term in the church. it means confusion amongst the faithful. what he did in this case, by the way, shouldn't last just no small p politics. who we empowered to have more say on the life of the church, directly is the bishop in each diocese who now gets to say whether anyone gets to do the latin mass, any priest can say mass. and the problem for many of us is that this pope has appointed some of the most liberal bishops all over the world. people who believe in positions, especially on morality and politics, political morality that are really troubling on marriage, on abortion, of the thing. so this pub continues to confuse the faithful and what the l

you showed him in the kind of media that john paul putting up on shadow social media that somebody in the media is because they want us to be quiet and we know what to do that. and that when they say they know, partly because we just go to a screen and just want to tell them what is what really happened here. me good if i would jump in. yeah, go ahead. elizabeth and christina you fall on what? so i just wanted to draw and what not to leave a thing because i think one of the things that has been very distinct about this process movement is the use of blockade. so blockades, within cities and located between cities, i think it's useful to think about why this is the form of process that has risen at this moment. i think it very much relates to something that christina and natalie were saying about how communities want to take back their own economy toward their own economy. when these blockades emerge, essentially it was a way to create a space in which citizens could be safe, to organize things, to have conversations safe, to set their own futures and to determine their own goals. thes

imperialist policies that have led to have current and ongoing crises. joining us now, professor john paul, he is the founding director of the haitian studies institute at the city university of new york. and he's a political and cultural sociologist. professor, what i wanted to do is ask you about the latest news, but ask you about this idea of the haitian narrative owning it as haitians. because once again, we have another headline making international news, and it's not good news as a haitian. as a professor, as a says, the legit, there's so much that you could help us understand about what does haiti do and how does he get into this situation and how do you get out of it. thank you so much for having me. that's a good question. i do feel like how do we get there is important briefly to inform our people in that he was the 1st black notary public, but different black and barrier, you know, for, but they have family. lucian was the only successful on live we and lucian. so since that, that is lucian, that it will lucian was into the for, for the do this or do master deal would do copy th

but i want to ask you quick when you read your book and you were john paul seconds, you know you were when the berlin wall came down. you were, you saw hungry, went and hungry, but the soviets were, were doing this. you saw these moments in an american life where, which were tense and lot of things happening. i'm just wondering if somehow the framing that our newer generations are bringing to america and a lot of the debates where we have right now are somehow they've got amnesia about all these other contributions of what it took to become an american. and whether or not we're brand more fragile is a nation that we think and in terms of referencing, you know, the case of how we compliment each other or something. it seems to me to be so trivial compared to, you know, how we dealt with the vietnam war or how we deal with afghanistan and rock and hard choices out there that you covered. do you think we are falling into a trap becoming too self serious and lost when it comes to some of the big issues that america has to contend with? why do some issues the time has come that we address

when john paul ii visited poland, " visited congress country there turning out to see, you see the limit route later said he finally realized we people have the power. ewe are the majority theyare the minority . as we can somehow. >> one of the words we got to hear is equity. it's part of what i call cultural, critical race theory. we talked to versus the quality. >> we will come back to that done to you darryle. what questions people are wondering is how you talk to your students this and that is using them help them in, what's going to be trusted and. his negotiation. >> we are very honest with them. my mother was very honest with me when i was growing up race and mouse anything she could think of. many other issues too, sometimes too honest say i appreciate that now, being a little of twochildren . we emphasize with them that everyone doesn't think you . and although he's not encounter. june is required, encouraging them to seek the truth and center of the respectful way so we encourage them to do that . if you questions about what teachers is in school, please ask them and we asked t

paul: bring in doctor murray, professor of policy at the johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health fox news medical contributor. good to see you again. with cases and infections rising parts of the country and even hospitalizations in some states, how worried should we be? remark for those who are not immune from i think is a big concern right now. we are seeing two entirely different things in the u.s. right now, outbreaks localized in areas of low vaccination rates and entirely separate from that we are seeing breakthrough infections among those who are vaccinated we should not like the to and people who are vaccinated should not be concerned about risk to their own health. right now most cases, almost 50% of new cases are coming from certain regions country with low vaccination rates, florida, texas alabama, louisiana, most of the rest of the country is pretty well protected if you have a minute, you should feel good about that right now. paul: when you take breakthrough infections, i think you mean infections among people who have been vaccinated. we have some reports a number

security card and said hunter biden signed the receipt the day that was laptop was turned over to john paulis it validates his story 100%. like hillary clinton joe biden had a private email account and using it to send sensitive state department information -- >> sean: may i interrupt? is that legal? >> it could be legal. there was nothing classified in it. joe biden said i never did anything to help my son. he gets a priesting from the u.s. embassy in turkey and send it to his private email and to his son. every part of the joe and hunter biden story they told america in 2019 and 2020 has been debunked thanks to hunter's laptop. >> sean: miranda, i am anxious to get ahold of your book. many of the people have the emails from zero experience hunter. joe had lunches with the foreign business partners of hunter when he said he hadn't. from are photos and videos on that laptop and many people don't have that part of the laptop, but you might have had access to it. is that true? >> well, we have the entire laptop and everything in it. it's fantastic that john has done that signature matching. e

flexing its financial muscles, novartis became co owner of the patent in the professor of him itala g, john paul, as ethanol is renowned, expert in blood cancers. technique i think you cannot vision eat there's a whole technique involved with using gene therapy. a gene is introduced which allows t cells to target disease cells and enable them to be destroy. we'd sit dusty stem extra. might that it's a very interesting system, but there's no justification for charging 350000 euros. or she states, structures in france, went along with it so that it would doubtless cost $30.00 or $40000.00, but not 350000 pharmacies, obviously is the farmer industry's job to keep a lookout for something interesting. explain that the research is no longer carried out by the pharmaceutical industry, and the work is tackled by publicly funded research level leak drug companies. they don't do their own innovation anymore. they do 0 innovation. her close to 0 or the innovation still comes from an age funded research. what we're seeing now is a big change that i think is terrible. and this big change is instead of being

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really quality principal went eight -- room with john paul stevens i don't think congress intended to intrude so deeply into federalism and values the power of scoreboards to make their own decisions and so forth. >> there you are making excuses for the bad guys. they do keep me honest. that was a great, great powerful tool. and by the way it's what i want the book tv. i wanted to be a tool so that when your church is threatened with closure or some other intrusion bites caesar into the religious atomic may or kids are treated in a discriminatory fashion they have the tools to say no. and then, i will be very brief on accommodation. >> that's okay were doing good. >> the great iconic liberal from the worn court, use these words to describe our culture : we are religious people whose institutions presuppose a supreme being. that is worth repeating we are religious people whose institutions presuppose basic premed being. said that in the context of a program in new york, and new york city specifically that's called release time. that school children and public schools in the city of new

eight to one with john paul stevens dissent. but it wasn't at eoc credit dissent in which they said i don't think congress intended to intrude so deeply into federalism values to allow school words to make their own decisions. no one else on the court agreed. dr. farr: there you are making accuses for the bad guys. judge starr: was that an excuse? idiosyncratic i did say. keep me honest. equality principle became firmly embedded in our constitutional architecture is a great powerful tool. by the way, is well with the book to be, to be a tool so that when your church is threatened with closure, sound familiar? or some other intrusion into the religious autonomy. kids treated and a discriminatory fashion have the tools to say no. i'll be very brief on accommodation. william odalys, the great iconic liberal, use these words to describe her culture. we are religious people whose institutions presuppose a supreme being. it is worth repeating, he said that in the context of the program in new york and new york city specifically it was

where essentially all the popes in the past have been taken to when he needed surgery, including john paul ii, where he was taken in 1981, where there was an assassination attempt. popes have always relied on the gemali hospital. so he's there right now on the tenth floor of the hospital, specifically we've been told. we don't know how long he will stay in the hospital and how long he will need to recover. what i can tell you, what we know is -- we need to read between the lines today during his prayer, he's looking forward to an upcoming trip in september to hung gary and more. >> cloud i don't, and dr. john torres, thank you both. >>> 9 fear of the flip. will the longtime money man turn on the former president? our legal analysts will break it down. >>> what is the plan after a setback by the supreme court installed legislation in congress. what options do democrats have left to protect voting rights? we'll be right back. left to protect voting rights? we'll be right back. and one we discover. one that's been tamed and one that's forever wild. but freedom means you don't have to choose j

do you know how many people smeared john paul mcisaac?t let candler he clinton, joe biden had the private email account and was using it to send sensitive state departmentnt information -- >> sean: may i interrupt? is that legal? >> it could be legal. gets a briefing from the u.s. embassy in turkey and he sends it to his private email account and sends it to his son because his son was interested in the case. every part of the joe-hunter biden story that they propped on america has been completely debunked thanks to hunter biden's laptop. >> sean: i'm very anxious to get a hold on your book. because many people have the emails from zero experience hunter the implicate joe, that hunter was paying joe's bills, joe is having lunch, with a foreign business partners of hunter, where he said repeatedly that he had not. my understanding is that there are many photos and videos on that laptop and that many people don't have that part of the laptop became. but you might have had access to it. it's a rumor. is that true? >> we have the entire lapto

john paul ii years. we're expecting another medical bulletin around noon rome time. told it's going to be very brief, very pro forma, and this is one of those cases in which no news basically is good news. if there was a dramatic turn for the worse, we'd already know about it. the expectation is that pope francis will have to stay for some period of time, maybe a few days. but obviously he did not want this to get in the way of business as usual. as you said he delivered his normal sunday blessing just before he went in for this surgery. not only that, the vatican confirmed he's going to be traveling to hungary and slovakia in september. so, you know, rosemary, i've often said that francis is the energizer bunny of popes. this is a man who just does not have an off switch. and even apparently a case of the colin, he does not want even that to get in his way. >> yeah, apparently nothing will get in his way. john allen bringing us up-to-date from rome. many thanks. >>> well, the u.s. pulled out all the stops to celebrate another birthday sunday. the best of the fourth

you will love the pope john paul ii funeral story. but i thought tonight i would tell a few stories that might surprise people that are not well known, and one involves former vice president al gore. and it just sort of demonstrates that the men, and hopefully one day soon, the women occupy the highest offices in the land, they do have a connection no matter their politics, no matter their background. they had a shared experience that not many of us can really understand. so i'm going to tell you two quick stories. it is december 2000. the supreme court has ruled that george w. bush did win the election. the recount is over, and vice president gore is scheduled to give his concession speech to the nation. and president bush called me before the speech and he said, jean, as soon as the speech is that i would like to call al gore and talk to him. it was in the evening. i was at home. the bushes were at home. and as respected as a code, i said, sir, i'm not sure that you are the person vice president gore needs to hear from tonight. you

john paul ii spenlt a lot of time in those rooms.cis will be there for at least the next seven days. victor, alisyn? >> i'm sure they take extra precaution with a pope when he visits there. delia, thank you very much. >>> so, former president trump appears to admit to tax fraud during a rally this weekend. >>> and wait until you hear the voicemails left for arizona election officials by rudy giuliani. that's next. don't settle. start your day with secret. secret stops odor- causing sweat 3x more. and the provitamin b5 formula is gentle on skin. with secret, outlast anything. no sweat. secret. all strength. no sweat. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ my name is monique, i'm 41, and i'm a federal contract investigator. as a single parent, i would run from football games to work and trying to balance it all. so, what do you see when you look at yourself? i see a person that's caring. sometimes i care too much, and that's when i ha

elizabeth: justice john paul stevens said basically unregulated economic power is political power.wo or three companies that really dominate the public square and they're dominating the national conversation, kayleigh. we can't tell you how many times we talk to people, what they're talking about, their set of facts doesn't comport with the reality of the stories out there. former president trump said, yeah, social media is conspiring, quote with the government to basically censor. he is saying effectively that the mainstream media and the government is doing, giving them lawsuit protection in order to censor and silence and suppress opposing views. that might be a stretch in court but that is his contention. >> it certainly a novel legal argument but it is an interesting one. i'm curious to see where it goes and one of the examples he uses dr. fauci had correspondence with mark zuckerberg of course facebook's ceo, whether this was a correspondence that ended up with facebook censoring certain viewpoints based on information garnered from dr. fauci, at nih, a government entity. it

john paul ii spent a lot of time in those rooms. him a speedy recovery. >>> a graphic warning from the cdc is making a splash on social media. it's going all the way to number one by being all about number two. cnn's jeanne moos explains. >> reporter: it's something even a whistle-twirling lifeguard can't guard against and no amount of sun block will block it. but instead of an old-fashioned psa featuring a ph.d. earnestly warning -- >> stay out of the water if you have diarrhea. >> reporter: the cdc took the plunge and came up with this. it's the gift that keeps on giving. code brown on the slide. one person with diarrhea can contaminate the entire pool. one gif contaminated the entire internet. your taxpayer dollars were spent paying someone to make a graphic of a child pooping on a slide. many just summed it up -- >> oh, no! >> reporter: but others declared it best ad ever. the huffpost dubbed in pooptastic. many echoed this comment. whoever decided to do this as a social media campaign needs a raise for how many people have now

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some sweets of this book by john paul saw was surprisingly enough. open to a certain story that deals with suicide and this was all along the documents i was interested in, were lying there as it prepared for a journalist visit and how that went. and i wasn't sure how i should document them so much. so i took the papers to my photographer with 2 lives post and had told them to wait outside the room and let me know when mister bosher returned mulish when he was supposed to keep a lookout and warned me by all skin since him on my way out i knocked on the bathroom door. i opened the door and saw the bathroom mirror. there was a lifeless body in the bath tub and leap was no wonder licked. no monday o'clock he was calling was clear to me then that something terrible had happened. dan reporter found partial dead in his bathroom. do you estimate early reports suspect the politician shut himself up? journalist found him in the bath tub and his head above the water. apart from his shoes, basha was fully clothed. she is just on a couple of assets in saudi show

it reminds me of that moment in in poland and solidarity movement when john paul the second visited poland a catholic pope visiting a catholic communist country and they're turning out by the millions to see him to hear him speak and one of the people in the crowd later said we realize finally realize that we the people we have the power we have the power where the majority in there the minority the communist leaders wonder if we need that awakening somehow about the power we have glad charlie. what respond yeah doctor one in the words. we got to be very careful of this equity. it's part of the um what i call cultural critical race theory framework when you talk about equity inclusion. yeah versus equality. yeah, yeah, i think we'll come back to that point before we're done. it's a great one over to you darryl. you know, you're you're a parent. you've got you got a couple of kids in school one of the questions. i'm sure some parents are wondering is how do you talk to your to your children about this and you know, not a confusing them but help them to understand what's coming in what can b