the one that joshua is asking. i mean, i guess -- in a way it's split because on the one hand you have a whole new generation who is only known for putin -- who have only known the putin era and many who have also grown up in the ranks of the security services are incredibly motivated, well educated and they also continue to perceive the west as the main adversary and as at the enemy and they have grown up in an era where the security services have had this all encompassing reach and power so in a way that's quite dangerous if one of them say come to power because we have seen the situations where kind of the ssb or kind of other members of their cohort considers going take over businesses, rate them and the proceeds for themselves without any oversight or scrutiny or kind of any resistance from society, so, you know, if it's one of -- that contingent that come to power, then probably we are going to be in trouble. on the other hand, if you look at attitudes across the population then, i mean, there was a recent po

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joshua: i've been on the phone with some businesses and organizations. important to focus on countering misinformation. there is so much misinformation. i have done big town halls with employees, the questions come from truly out of left field. sometimes almost no basis in reality. one of the insights i have learned from experts in misinformation is people like me tent to explain it once and understand. the misinformation is coming at people morning, noon, and night. it is important for employers to be communicating different ways, different messengers, people their employees can relate to and be relentless because the misinformation is relentless. kailey: this is no longer just about adult. we are awaiting an fda decision on the vaccine for children later this month. cbs put out a pall over the weekend that even among vaccinated parents 51% of them are willing to have their children get a shot. do understand that hesitation? joshua: it is a little premature to be making too much of those polls because we have not had a full airing of the data, a full di

, thank you _ and threats at bay. joshua, thank you for _ and threats at bay. joshua, thank you for yourme. i thank you for your time. staying with all things covid related. thailand's prime minister says vaccinated people from 46 countries will be allowed to visit without quarantine from next month. it has already said visitors from ten key markets will be given quarantine exemptions, including britain, singapore, germany and the us. sarah toms is in singapore for us. good news or a little bit too late? no, it's definitely good news and much needed for the thai tourism industry and all of those wannabe travellers like myself but so what is going to happen is that vaccinated tourists from a wide range of countries now, the us, china, european and asian countries, including singapore, will now be allowed in, as long as they can supply a negative covid pcr test. 0pening can supply a negative covid pcr test. opening up, as you said, to 46 countries and territories on one november may seem like a big jump but you have to remember how crucial the tourism industry is to thailand. it's a huge c

now i would like to welcome vernon burton and armand derfne authors of justice differed in joshua rothman for the oscar of the legend and the chain. let's start with joshua if you want to tell us a little bit about your book and then will have some discussion in some questions after that. >> thank you darrell. will provide as much time as possible for conversation for questions. >> ahead, sorry for the interruption i can hear you now. >> good, sorry about that. i want to give a brief overview of the book and talk about why it matters and hopefully we will have lots of time for conversation questions. the ledger and the chain chases the lives and the careers of isaac franklin and john the most important traders in american history. but the domestic slave trade i'm referring to the buying and selling of enslaved people within the boundaries of the united states. domestic trade is something that predates the united states itself but it really kicks off in the 19th century as the nation expanded into what was then the southwest as white farmers bought there to capitalize on indian dispossessi

david wasserman of the cook political report, james barragan of the texas tribune and joshua solomonk about the redistricting process for u.s. house races in texas and new york. >> currently there are about 334 united states that is according to the 2020 sexist figures. they are represented in congress by two senators from each of the 50 states and 435 members of congress. that 435 number has been set by law since 19209. now, with the new census figures at which take into account the population growth in the united states and geographical and demographic will changes as well, the every ten year redistricting will start with the new districts will be in place for the 2022 midyear election. some states have lost members of congress new york and pennsylvania are two, while some like texas and florida it gained new members. well, to help us delve into those numbers is dave wasserman of the cook political report, mr. wasserman when you look at the census figures and that redistricting that is ahead, which political party do you see as benefiting the most at this point? >> we are going to

and that's of the see now, to out of $89.00 after, at david called joshua the angriest on guido, adobe in bens one. this is prize, but maybe there's a counter arguments about said david called work using the natural experiments situations in real life that resemble random expirence david called shout for example. and raising the minimum wage doesn't necessarily mean fewer jobs on the market. on that. let site, natural citizens of a country tend to be benefited by immigration, whereas perhaps earlier, immigrants don't tend to be benefited by boy immigrants coming in and, and joshua congress in guido, in bens work showing that an extra year of education can have a considerable economic effects on that individual, i getting great salaries later in life. so while the nobel committee haven't done anything to write the sort of geographical agenda and balances of the prize, which is going to take a long time to do, maybe they can argue that explaining these issues that might affect the poor might affect immigrants, is more important than, than writing those gendering balances in those geograp

his initial work challenge conventional wisdom which led to new studies and additional insights. joshua congress, them quito, inbounds, have clarified exactly what conclusions about cause and effect that can be drawn from natural experiments. their framework for estimation validation and interpretation has been widely adopted in applied work. the combined contributions of the laureates have completely read shaped empirical work in the economic sciences live to poll reese in stock on forest. so the nobel in economics, of course, the last price of the season to be announce any surprises when this year's award. well, holy pops a bit of a surprise not quite talk about economics just yet. a bit of a surprise that the nobel committee had promised in recent years to move these prizes pops away from white males away from the west. and, and that it's, it's gotten to form of the last a 120 years or so. and, you know, before today, there were only 2 women who had ever won this economics prize out of 86 overall. and that's of his he now, 2 out of $89.00 after david called joshua the angriest angeli

joshua in the audience requested it, why did you want to hear that one, joshua?ything. that song is close to my heart because a close friend of mine got out of a toxic relationship, and it was really difficult obviously for her going through that, but for us as her friends watching her go through it and try to walk her through it. she is out now and she is good and stronger than ever. i'm like super proud of her and i think that this is just a perfect ode to the badass queen that she is. >> kelly: i love you! such a good friend. and it's so funny when you get out of toxic relationships, it's not only like it, do i trust that person, it's like do i trust myself? that's the hardest part. anyway, congratulations for her. >> thank you. >> kelly: that's a great song! thank you so much, joshua. i am happier than ever today, mom joke alert, because we have one great hour ahead. it was one show people could not get enough of this year "sex life" and the star of the show sarah shahi is here! and we will meet a red human helping make sure kids and families have the simple

anthony joshua will heavyweight division. anthonyjoshua will have a rematch next year.moter said at the end goal will be to challenge the winner of that bout sometime in the autumn next year. they both have to get. _ in the autumn next year. they both have to get. as _ in the autumn next year. they both have to get, as you _ in the autumn next year. they both have to get, as you say, _ in the autumn next year. they both have to get, as you say, the - in the autumn next year. they both i have to get, as you say, the rematch with joshua. — have to get, as you say, the rematch withjoshua, so that have to get, as you say, the rematch with joshua, so that will take place and whoever wins wins and they will have the _ and whoever wins wins and they will have the belt and then maybe we can make _ have the belt and then maybe we can make the _ have the belt and then maybe we can make the winner of that fight and as you say, _ make the winner of that fight and as you say, i— make the winner of that fight and as you say, i don't know what the wbc are going _ you say, i don't know

lauren: the 2021 nobel prize for economics has been awarded to david carta, joshua angriest, and guido the u.s.-based economists won for their work on natural experiments that use real-life situations to work out the impacts of economic policy and other events. david deckard of the university of california berkeley was awarded one half of the prize. the other half was shared by the other two scientists. >> the contributions have improved around the standing of labor markets. his initial work challenge conventional wisdom, which led to new studies and additional insights. we've clarified conclusions about cause and effect that can be drawn from natural experiments. the framework for estimation and interpretation to been widely adopted and applied work. the combined contributions have completely reshaped empirical work in the economic sciences. lauren: paul rees has more from stockholm. paul this prize: is in two parts, the one to david deckard for his work on labor markets, how factors like minimum-wage and immigration affect jobs, and the others joshua angrist and guido imbens. for cur

joshua and katherine, welcome to the program and to the national book festival. >> thanks for having us. >> so my first question is for you, katherine. tell us what prompted you to write this book about vladimir putin. >> that's a big question. i began a long time ago when i was still working for the ft as moscow correspondent and seemed that i was in a position of great privilege where we had access to lots of government officials and russian billionaires and it seemed to me that it was time really to kind of leverage

his initial work challenge conventional wisdom which led to new studies and additional insights. joshua congress, them quito, inbounds, have clarified exactly what conclusions about cause and effect that can be drawn from natural experiments. their framework for estimation validation and interpretation has been widely adopted in applied work. the combined contributions of the laureates have completely read shaped empirical work in the economic sciences poorest as bases from stockholm. this prize, given to 3 economists is in 2 parts. the wants of david called for his work on labor markets. how factors such as minimum wages and immigration effect jobs, and the other 2, joseph unrest, and guido embeds for they work on natural experiments how real life situations can help determine cause and effect. in this case, in economics and for current research as the is 20202021. have given them one of the biggest, real life experiments in history. i think we should be very, very excited about this. i mean, so as with many other prices, they've already affected the how many people are doing their res

i want to get your sense, joshua, how this fits in. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow.'s going to be quite extraordinary different. all i can say is strap in. the war room posse, you've made this happen. tomorrow is game day. so strap in. >> all hell is going to break loose he said. based on your interactions with bannon and what you know about him, do you believe there's evidence he knew about plans for january 6th or perhaps participated in some way? >> i think that's typical bannon hyper bol lee. his podcast listeners, his posse, are the types of people, the actual people that showed up on january 6th. whether or not bannon knew they were going to storm the capitol and create the insurrection with the violence that we saw on january 6th, john. but certainly he was doing everything within his power to foe moment a kind of uprising that he hoped would make biden appear to be an illegitimate president and somehow find a way to get trump back in power. he was quite open with reporters about that before and after. as you heard in the podcast, he was saying it publicly. no

the 2021 nobel prize for economics has been awarded to david cod, joshua angriest, and guido inbounds, the 3 us based economists, one for their work on labor economics. their research includes the economic impacts of immigration on local people. card of the university of california, berkeley was awarded one half of the price, the other half was shared by angriest from the massachusetts institute of technology and inbounds from stanford university. david cards, empirical contributions have improved our understanding of labor markets. his initial work challenge dimension wisdom, which led to new studies and additional insights. joshua congress and quito emblems have clarified exactly what conclusions about cause and effect that can be drawn from natural experiments. their framework for estimation validation and interpretation as being widely adopted in applied work. the combined contributions of the laureates have completely read shaped empirical work in the economic sciences, jenna's waiting in the wings. she'll be here in a moment with the sports news. she'll tell us about the unusual

the 2021 nobel prize for economics has been awarded to david conte, joshua and grace. then guido embeds the 3 u. s. base economies, one for they work on labor economy. sir research includes economic impact of immigration on natural citizens. card of the university of california, berkeley was awarded one half of the price. the other half was shared by and grace from the massachusetts institute of technology and in been some stanford university david cards. empirical contributions have improved our understanding of labor markets. his initial work challenge conventional wisdom which led to new studies and additional insights. joshua congress, them quito, inbounds, have clarified exactly what conclusions about cause and effect that can be drawn from natural experiments. their framework for estimation validation and interpretation as being widely adopted in applied work. the combined contributions of the laureates have completely re shaped empirical work in the economic sciences po reese has more now from stockholm. this prize, given to 3 economists is in 2 parts. the one t

summit, making clear that his country's position was firm and it would not be battle, tao, even german joshua, he won't act under pressure. will blackmail go to, we're ready for dialogue. we don't agree with the constantly broadening range of competencies, so we will of course, talk about it. i'm not really sure how to resolve the current dispute with understanding and dialogues if they look. now we know that most european countries and then he does a pretty serious with poland at the moment over this wrangle about the rule of law . however, poland can count on the support of at least one other member state. that hungry who itself is in its own tussle with the european union. what's going on here is regularly that european institutions circumvent the rights of the national or parliament and government, and modify on the treaty without having any legitimate her or sorry, title to luisel saw the polish. all right. the independence of the polish traditionally is the key issue, which we have to discuss and we have to shuttle and we're, poland has to take the necessary steps that is non negotiable

last month or 2 in the belts. joshua has just confirmed a rematch clothes that has been triggered. and that fight should take place early next year. formula on a red bulls max sap and has we taken the lead in the re said to win the wall championship? he finished 2nd at the turkish copy behind winner val terry bought us or lewis hamilton finish. 5th, after taking a 10 place, a grid penalty for the engine for an engine violation for stop and now has a 6 point advantage. over hamilton, at the top of the standings, los angeles dodgers have leveled up their playoff series that with the san francisco giants, with tom cruise watching on in from san francisco, the reigning world series champions it back from their opening game to feet. perfect throat from a monkey bet. one of the highlights of the 72 when the best of 5 series now shifts to dodger stadium on monday. well, cut out has become a major chance at a point for refugees fleeing the taliban takeover of afghanistan. many who left the country on evacuation flights are now being assisted by the organizes of next year's football woke up

last month at to wendy belts. joshua has just confirmed that we match calls that have been triggered, and that 5 should take place early next year. formula one well, champion louis hamilton was the fastest and qualifying for sunday's turkish p. but he won't be starting at the race impulse position. the mercy, this a driver chasing a 5th straight to the title is taking a template. good penalty for an engine violation. table tests that were thought 1st with red bulls max 1st step in and 2nd, hamilton need for staff and a by 2 points in the title standing. ah, it was really tricky the session in general because there are still some damp patches and getting the temperature in the time of the 1st. that wasn't easy, but yeah, really, really great job by the team. so happy with the performance in terms of getting us out the right time to marginally difficult, but i'll give it everything and today was definitely a little bit better about crystal abraham. mercedes is not what we want, but we tried everything. so we just need to understand what, what we could have done better, but of course we

the 2021 nobel prize for economics has been awarded to david card, joshua angriest, and greta immense. the 3 u. s. based economists, one for their work on drawing conclusions from unintended experiments or so called natural experiments that use real life situations to work out the impact of economic policy and other events. david card of the university of california at berkeley was awarded one half of the prize, the other half was shared by anguish from the massachusetts institute of technology and immense from stanford university. david cards, empirical contributions have improved our understanding of labor markets. his initial work challenge dimensional wisdom, which led to new studies and additional insights. joshua congress, them quito in bones, have clarified exactly what conclusions about cause and effect that can be drawn from natural experiments. their framework for estimation validation and interpretation has been widely adopted in applied work. the combined contributions of the laureates have completely read shaped empirical work in the economic sciences. a stream of lava fr

su hijo joshua y ana, una amiga de la madre de 18 años. >> y el color que ahí >> su cuerpo fueron enconrtadoron >> sus familiares aseguran que fue una trmapa para pago de la travesía de seis mil dólares >> tal vez no eran, o era coyote . >> estos muchachos lo entregaron para quedarse con el dinero >> los habitantes describen a las víctimas como gente trabajadora humilde y con muchos sueños >> su marido era jornalero pero tenían esta esperanza >> arreglar más grande la casa >> la policía aún no ofrece una versión oficial pero hay clamor de justicia >> perdido sy qué tienen ellos? querían robarles >> salvador, noticias telemundo. >> lamentable tragedia . esta es otra tragedia lamentable en colombia. homicidio de dos migrantes indigna al país. fueron grabados con manos atadas. los ejecutaron poco después. >> indignación y rechazo ha generado ejecución de dos jovencitos en colombia. fueron retenidos por pobladores en la frontera con venezuela. se les puede ver con sus manos atadas como castigo porque presguntamente habían cometido un hurto en el lugar. >> para que se den cuenta. >> los chicos fu

. >> joshua solomon as a reporter with the albany times union. mr.omon, where was newark's population loss? >> i appreciate you guys bringing me on. a lot of it was upstate, new york more rural populations. as you'd expect in the city, there were population increases appears almost exclusively in the new york city metropolitan area you sell the population increase. and elsewhere in the state you saw a lot of decreases especially in rural areas. >> host: about 90 million people currently reside in new york state. that city has about half that population, don't they? >> absolutely. they have a lot of the congressional districts there federally and state wide. see population there has continue to grow. office of the past decade you've seen a lot of folks across the country moved to cities and new york city is no different there. so populations have increased their's and more rural areas which tend to be more republican in this state, those populations have decreased which will have political consequences. >> host: just from what you've said it sounds li

the 2021 nobel prize for economics has been awarded to david cod joshua angriest. then go, i don't. guido embeds the 3 us spaced economists, one for their work on labor economics, and a launch fire that broke out. and an oil facility and southern lebanon has been contained, a storage tank containing fuel delivery by the army caught fire. it was meant to help restart the plant near the city of side on those other headlines. it's back to witness next. oh, a deal with that? i'm not going to get you to make it on me, getting it to me, getting out of a one to 3 floor. i don't know which camp police will get you then, but yes. what is your paper and go on? speak with you. the name of the campus where, where one should go with 72 hours. i'm on the i'm a bit i'm, i'm one of them are gone. they basically why with a major that the same way by police little fine other please hold, please hold on. thank you. face with no today, no big deal ah, in the phone and they put us with a with a do a room with a warranty with father and i wonder us cause a moment in the car they will ta

after joshua had acid thrown on his face as a child, he lost his sight. as an adaptive researcher for amazon, he enables the blind and visually impaired through adaptive technology. accessibility means access to information. it is important to make sure technologies are easy to access, that they are inexpensive and open source and readily achievable. research, invention, and activism. >> she works to give children with brain cancer that same hope. her study will help develop treatments and therapy. >> my work is the intersection of neuroscience and cancer biology, helping to understand how these cancers form and how we might better treat them. i am hopeful this award will help me make further progress. >> the macarthur foundation expects recipients to make progress in future advances. in the southbay, dustin dorsey. >> just an incredible story. we love this. a six-year-old boy went on a hike with his family. little did he know he would make a rare discovery. julian and his parents were walking in michigan. he says he stepped on something big. when he pick

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a look at russia featuring catherine belton with her book putin's people, and joshua, author of between two backfires. at 4:30 p.m. the history of women and medicine with the author of the the doctors bl and only the campbell with women in white coats. at 5 p.m. kansas democratic representative davis talks about her book for big boys, and native kids becomes a congresswoman. watch booktv's coverage of the 21st annual national book festival sunday at 2 p.m. eastern on booktv on c-span2. >> get c-span on the go. watch the days biggest political events live or on-demand anytime anywhere on our new mobile video app c-span now. access top highlights, listen to c-span radio and discover new podcasts all for free. download c-span now today. >> at a congressional hearing this week on abortion laws,, several members of congress testified about their own personal experiences with abortion. committee members also heard from author and activist gloria steinem. the oversight and reform committee is chaired by congresswoman carolyn maloney of new york. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversatio

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politics to the very center of republican politics today. >> reporter: and joshua green believes the bannon/trump partnership could be further rekindled in the future even if steve bannon has no formal role in the trump presidential run in 2004. if trump runs, green says, bannon could be trump's proxy promoting conpierspiracy theori and benefit trump. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> now, fbi has been searching the homes of a russian oligarch with close ties to the kremlin. it is not clear what they are looking for at oleg's home. the activity is connected to a federal investigation out of new york. deripaska says searches are related to, quote, u.s. sanction. the tycoon was sanctioned in 2018 over moscow's meddling in the 2016 presidential election. he was investigated for money laundering, wiretapping, extortion and racketeering, allegations he denies. >>> now, moscow is ordering new restrictions at his covid death toll rises. the city's mayor says seniors are especially vulnerable with people over 60 accounting for 86% of covid deaths. cnn's sam kiley joins me now live from moscow

joshua pollack from the middlebury institute of international research.s so much. >>> the former interior minister is lashing out at the start of the trial in his role of blocking a ship of migrant from docking. he is accused of kidnapping 147 migrants in 2019 after he denied their ship permission to disembark in italy. prosecutors say that left the migrants stranded at sea, putting their very lives at risk, a claim saldini denies. the right leaning politician attacked the seriousness of the allegations due to the presence of american actor richard gear on the witness list. keir visited the migrants on board while they waited 0 of the coast of italy. for more on this i'm joined by cnn contributor coming to us from rome. it is really quite a case, especially because salvini has put the presence much richard gear potentially in this case front and center. >> that's right. he's really the one who has drawn attention to this star witness. you know, richard gear visited these migrant, brought them food and water and really called attention to the crisis on boa

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authors include joseph ellis, erica, catherine delton, joshua yap, janice nomura, olivia campbell, andsse davis. and at 10:00 p.m. on afterwards, lizzie johnson talked about her book paradise, one towns struggle to survive an american wildfire, about california's deadly 2018 camp fire. she's interviewed by perry baker, ceo of the society of american foresters. watch american history and book tv every weekend on c-span2, and find a full schedule on your program, or visit c-span.org. >> nobody really thought this would ever happen, paris would succumb to the nazis. it was unthinkable when it finally happened. the city of lights was supposed to be this bastion of enlightenment and freethinking, and open society, and when the nazis got into poland in warsaw, there were mass executions, it was terrible. executed liberals, freethinkers, and everyone was scared as they came towards paris what would happen, as well. >> martin du gard, author of the book "taking paris," on germany's brutal occupation of paris and liberation by american and french forces in august of 1944. watch on q and a, sund

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the prize is being shared with joshua and one other for their research on the cause of relationships. >> uncovering because of relationships is a major challenge. this is particularly true in the social sciences where person questions cannot be answered all the time. sometimes, nature or policy changes provide situations that resemble mice experiments. this year's laureates have shown that such natural experiments help answer important questions for society. the combined contributions of the laureates have completely reshaped imperial work in the economic sciences. therefore, our ability to answer calls -- because -- answer cause of questions has helped our society. >> the central left social democrats narrowly defeated the lefts. they are negotiating with the greens and the free democrats. the colors of the three parties are red yellow and green -- red, yellow and green. olaf scholz would become the next chancellor. the talks are planned for next -- for the next few weeks and we can have a new regime by christmas. what are the main areas of divisions that are separating these parties

joshua yap: we have one patient who got off work at 10:00 p.m.nd then, at midnight, got in the car, drove from houston all the way to here, which is about a nine-hour drive. stephanie: since the texas law went into effect, 300 women from the lone star state have sought abortion care at the two oklahoma clinics, leading to a bottleneck. marva: huge number of texas patients, often over 50% of our panel,hich means that there's not a lot of space for oklahoma patients who live here. some days, we will stay as late as two-and-a-half-hours after clinic hours to make sure we can accommodate them. stephanie: but for many women, traveling out of state is not an option. marva: a single mother who is working at a job at $8 an hour, who doesn't have pto or days to take off of work, who doesn't have an infrastructure or a support system already, the feat of getting out of state is impossible for her. it will affect women of color and low-income women the most. we want to see pre-born children and their mothers protected from abortion. stephanie: rebecca parma

joshua: yeah.ing with the raw materials, based on the design that's fed into the system, he knows what to cut. let me give you an idea of what zip kit homes does. if we start with a stack of lumber, they essentially get cut to a specific drawing. if it's a 2,200-square-foot home, each individual wall is going to have its own schematic. those walls get built. they get assembled. they get put on a truck, delivered to the home site, and, when they arrive at the home site, they're unpacked, the walls are stood up, the roof is put on, and a local contractor comes in, and finishes the interior, which would include... and then, the final piece is that zip kit delivers their finishing package, which is all the... ...ultimately, cutting out a ton of time, and creating a ton of efficiency. alright, brother. cody: good. how are you doing? lemonis: i'm marcus. cody: i'm cody. lemonis: are you working off a drawing? cody: so, actually, we're working off these screens, right up here. lemonis: okay. how many home

. >> reporter: joshua and investigators say the motive was road rage. >> i wish i could have did that better. i could have pulled over. you know, does not even, just let the cargo, just go a different route. >> reporter: her mom once the shooter in jail before he hurts another family. >> i'm upset and it enrages me because people really do go out there just to cause pain. that stupid, because he shot a 15- year-old girl. somebody so innocent. what has that proven, except for that you are a lowlife. >> reporter: the family says while they are angry, there is room for forgiveness. >> i want justice. i want them to fresher serve justice, but what is angered going to do? is just going to give me driving down the street mad. >> reporter: trauma can affect people in their memories, but the uncle is convinced he is right. they are asking people to look out for both vehicles, the honda accord , ura. in oaknd, i'm da lin , kpix 5. >>> a person of interest has been detained in a suspicious fire at a san jose school. the early morning blaze at alpha cornerstone academy without in 1 hour, but it

. >> reporter: how can you not love joshua the chicken. or ollie as mickey mouse. or even baby yoda? >> we love being able to take a moment away from what happens at bedside every day. >> reporter: how does it make you feel >> it really makes me love my job. >> reporter: every year, hospital staff help families be families >> most days are hard. but when you get to dress them up and see the smiles on everybody's faces, it just brings joy. >> reporter: even for a child in the hospital, the spookiest day can be a real treat kevin tibbles, nbc news, philadelphia >> well, i can't beat that, but if you want to see my costume, you can tune into an all new "nightly news" kids edition now online that's "nightly news." thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night, everyone 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 universal recycling and

. >> reporter: how could you not love joshua as a chicken >> we love being able to take a moment awayeally makes me love my job >> reporter: every year hospital staff helped families be families >> most days are hard. but when you get to dress them up and see the smiles on everybody's faces, it just brings joy >> reporter: even for a child in the hospital, the spookiest day can be a real treat. kevin tibbles, nbc news, philadelphia >> hope they grow big and strong so they can have lots on more halloweens out there here's your best deals to get the best deals this weekend. i ihop offer scary face pancakes and krispy kreme will give a free doughnut when you wear a costume. and boorito on their app or chipotle.com it will be a whole weekend thing with kids dressing up at school today and parties on saturday. >>> it's already begun stay safe when you're out there with your friday >> i'm francis rivera. >> i'm phillip mena. >> i'm phillip mena. your doctor gives you a prescription. let's get you on some antibiotics right away. you could have it brought right to your door, with 1-to-2 day d

it all by joshua with the chinese are paying a particularly heavy environmental and human price to allow our world to transition to green energy. use it here commercial before the end of it on the phone. but ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, 20. and a tunnel on her don't gen. when i go to that b a towards entered ha ha ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha ha. can afford. yeah, i don't want another one, but then her that her. i don't it will let the portfolio get by now to his. oh for the only thing there for you furniture. other than that mm. 2000 miles from hey long young. in inner mongolia. the chinese have built spectacular industrial centers. those in the town about 2 are entirely dedicated to the refining of rare minerals. a specific family of rare metals. the main pollution discharged from these factories is untreated wastewater. at the gates of the city, a huge artificial lake is born fed by torrents of black water saturated with assets and heavy metals such as florian or mercury dose. you don't know what will check on the here fish rite not have it away. so these are called on to how you had

. >> reporter: 8-year-old joshua was amount 2268 kids ages 5 to 11 that participated in pfizer's covid for adults, but in the trial, kids had a similar antibody response. today's announcement is the next step. pfizer is formerly asking to make it available to all kids in that age group on an emergency use basis. the initial trial was relatively small. once the fda gives the authorization, pfizer will submit for full fda approval. vaccine still doesn't have full approval for kids 12 to 15. a key mile marker for california's school vaccine mandate. >> we intend to do that once the fda has fully approved the vaccine. >> reporter: is a governor explained, kids will be required to be vaccinated until the vaccine is full approval for kids 12 to 15, so when can your kids get it, and when might they have to get it? let's break it down. the vaccine already has full fda approval for kids 16 and older, but only has emergency years authorization for kids 12 to 15. pfizer is expected to request full approval for that end by the end of the year, and the fda is expected to move quickly, so the school

. >> reporter: joshua and investigators say the motive was road rage. >> i wish i could've done better, just could've pulled over, you know. does not even, just let the cargo, just go a different route. >> reporter: shamara's mom wants the shooter in jail before he hurts another family. >> i feel upset. it enrages me. people go out there just to cause pain, and that stupid because you shot a 15-year-old girl, somebody so innocent, and what hasn't proven, except for that you're a lowlife. >> reporter: the family says walter are angry, there is room for forgiveness. >> i want them to for sure serve justice, but what is anger going to do? anger is going to get me driving down the street mad. >> reporter: friends and teachers held a vigil for the well-liked student yesterday at fremont high school. >> my name is shamara and this is what you should know about me -- >> reporter: she loved crime shows and wanted to be a forensic technician. >> i want to become a frantic science technician because i want to help solve unsolved murders. >> reporter: the family is hoping someone will speak up. >