kara: yes, we have seen a lot of companies pushed to january. american express said they would delay until police or january. we have been talking about return to office since last fall. so many starts and stops, and i think at this point it is becoming clear that the virus is going to be with us for a long time, there is never going to be a clear starting point of getting people back. at this point companies like microsoft are saying, ok, we can't give you a firm date. rather than stopping and starting and giving you dates and making plans and going back on it, it is better to see whether trajectory of this goes and give you enough time to, back when it looks like hopefully we are coming to the tail end of this and it is safe. that is part of the reason that companies are delaying until january. it gives a longer window of time, and you are seeing a stark divide between companies pushing things back vs. those getting back now. emily: when it comes to boosters, the president punted that to the cdc and fda, acknowledged there has been some confus

kara wetzel there.e, big wall street banks have been cranking up pressure on employees to get vaccinated, but they have yet to adopt policies like in texas. but how long can this tiptoeing last around the culture wars? joining us to discuss is hannah levitt. as we see a lot of firms pushing into places like florida and texas, what are we seeing them due to trying get around this issue, given it is such a controversial one in these states? hannah: wall street has been at the forefront of returning to offices, and firms have taken various approaches. but the common thread is they stop short with clashing with texas, where officials are critical of vaccine mandate. citigroup told employees in new york and new jersey the need to get vaccinated and go into the office at least a couple days of the week, but it has yet to open offices in texas and kentucky. goldman is another example where they ordered all u.s. workers to return to the office in june, but as the delta variant spread, they decided to require sh

shery: let's get more from kara wetzel.s this mean that the administration is toughening its stance on vaccine mandates? kara: you can sense of some real frustration from biden in his speech, talking about how he is running out of patience and there are 80 million americans who have yet to receive the vaccine, so this is him trying to make a move to get people off the fence and by going to their employers to kind of force the issue. we have seen many companies as biden said, already in brace mandates. we had a story out today, doing analysis of 100 u.s. companies, showing that half have. the new order with the full force of the president behind him could spur more companies to move ahead and do those types of moves as well for their employees. paul: has the vaccination rate in the u.s. started to plateau, and is this action going to make any difference to them? kara: we have seen increasing vaccinations since august with the delta variant and also with the approval of the pfizer vaccine by the fda that spurred more companie

her name is kara bell. we did some digging because she's wonderful. it turns out kara has a very colorful history. >> it was on april 7 that she took a trip where she did not wear a mask. employees told police she shoved an employee and forced her way into a dressing room. when police arrived, she was still in the dressing room on the form with the corporate office. >> jimmy: so the police show up for this karen named kara, and stick with this bodycam footage. i want you to see all of it, because rarely do videos end in a more satisfying way than this. >> i am a woman of god. this is my right as much as it is yours. this is my land as much as it is yours. i did not sign up for this. i am a christian woman of god. and you are not going to put your disgusting rules on me that are false and not true. i will not have it. do you understand that? i will not have it. i'm sick of being bullied. i'm sick of being lied to. and it's not going to happen any more. do you understand? the cdc just released -- >> turn around. >> oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: th

her team—mate, kara adenegan, recorded a personal best though as she won the silver.and, you know, world champion, world record holder, all the rest of the things and ijust want to see how far i can push it, how fast can i go? and that is the drive, and if medals keep coming and that, amazing, but we saw out there today with kare adenegan right behind me and another british woman in fourth as well, and she has not been doing this long, so we are definitely bring some superstars through from britain and my competition is going to continue to get harder. in another british 1—2, charlotte henshaw won the kl—2, 200 metres para—canoe gold, with emma wiggs clinching silver. henshaw won silver at london 2012, and bronze in rio as a swimmer, but switching sports has worked, and means she got hold of the medal she always wanted. and there was another gold in the para—canoe with laura sugar becoming kl—3 champion. she's also made a sport switch, from athletics, when she was spotted by a talent id process in 2018. three years later, she has gold with a paralympic best time, capp

shery: kara wetzel. let's get to first word news with vonnie quinn.e: chair powell says they could scale back assets in november and complete the process by mid 2022. he left the door open to wait longer if needed and stressed tapering was not meant to start the countdown to lift off from zero interest rates. the fed dot plot reveals an inclination from officials to raise rates next year. >> we continue to expect it to contain the current zero took one quarter percent -- to one quarter percent, and continued with maximum employment and inflation has risen to 2% and on track to exceed for some time. vonnie: china announced plans to improve intellectual pop -- property protections including boosting compensations for losses with violations. social media will accelerate data, artificial intelligence. washington also accused beijing of hacking. taiwan has applied to join a specific trade deal china -- days after china sent its own request to be part of the agreement. the application was sent to new zealand. the president is joining the fact is a key goal

let's bring in kara with the details. given that most of the world is still unvaccinated, scientists have doubts about whether this is scientifically needed, to have a booster at this point. >> the study that came out today in the land set from a group -- lancet from a group of experts show data says there is not enough showing vaccine efficacy wanes over time. they are trying to get to the people unvaccinated, that is the best way make use of the vaccines rather than a booster for people who already have them. haidi: meantime in the u.k., a final missing piece of the puzzle. there might be more vaccines available for children? kara: the u.k. followed the u.s. and approved vaccine for ages 12 and up. getting the vaccine more to younger people. we are still awaiting vaccines for younger folks under 12, that is a key issue for school-age kids. today new york is going back to school and everyone looks for further reopening in the u.s., schools have been open and we are looking more toward kids getting shots. we are looking f

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kevin kara co thing. electra electra in chinese studies at mona sch university. thank you. more than 100 members off to new jersey as largest political party, another have resigned in protest against their leadership. those have stepped down include deputies and former members of the constituent assembly. they say the parties leadership is failing to actively engage any common front against what they call imminent, ty, radical danger. early this week, trinity is president christ. i cemented his one man who was declaring he would rule by decree. let's bring in robert louis. she is an independent journalist and join us by scott from tunis. so 100 m p 's of resigned in protest. tell us more about why, what is this that about the angry at their own leadership. also angry with the president. well, both they are. i'm do with their own leadership, the leader of the party, and the notion of the same time. they are angry, angry with the president, i signed the decision, especially the degree of the presidential decree. and now said last, wednesday, these with this members who resign

kara: there's one other piece too, which is this $1 trillion billion which is the infrastructure. it doesn't combat climate change but it does make roads and bridges and suer systems able to with stand some of these other things that we're seeing it's something we're going to see the president talk a lot about and maybe eve some plush republicans when these hurricanes come and wildfire come here are some things that we can do to help the entire country. republican won't say climate change but they will be talk about how to shore up the inhave the have the uk cure yamiche: i'm fascinated about the jurisdiction na the pont gone is talk act this more and more. can you talk about how they might push for things of course not political but talk about what they might be able to do. courtney: look at that time military's footprint around the world, their an enormous carbon emit what. one of the things they can do is try to reduce their carbon footprints that's snag the study that the pentagon put out several months ago that's something they recommended one other larger thing that -- the t

the fruitful war on kara, with a line drawn by the u. s. put out from afghanistan. and today we'll be hearing some promises last not once. in a recent us, so i think i'm the head of the family that has lost 10 of its members. this is not a mistake of america. this is a crime. president joe biden gets a hostile reception from his own citizens, amid public restriction over his handling of youngstown and the british prime minister admits to breaking a key election promise by hiking taxes to pick the health and social path funding gap. ah, you are watching on national. we are live from the russian capital from everyone here in the newsroom. a warm welcome to our news. much going to start off with some breaking news from right here in russia lease to 5 people are injured off to a residential gas explosion in again, it's about 50 kilometers east, moscow. well, that's working now ortiz, daniel hawkins. i mean, daniel, this is obviously still developing a but what do you know so far about the pools of the last and is that any indication about the extent of the damage here?

earlier we spoke to injury kara 20, who's the un refugee agencies, director for asia and the pacific. he says of got his son is facing a humanitarian emergency that could get worse. in afghanistan, the humanitarian needs are overwhelming. right now, as we speak, the medical systems as a highlighted, the food and the shelter needs with the impending winter is a mess. and i think the key part of the international community is response right now should focus on ramping up the manager and assistance for the millions in need . 4 units, the, we're looking at $3500000.00 internally displaced individuals inside that's going to spend half a 1000000 of them just due to the conflict. and right now, these people just like many, many millions of after 12 foot security out there need the support of the international community urgent ramping up of these resources will impact 38000000 afghans who are in afghanistan right now with a situation that was deteriorating over the past months and in urgent need of help, we did seat humanitarian partners and others ramping up as we speak when i was in couple

borrowed from hospitals and other medical facilities, we heard from the local paramedic anthony albert kara, and john don brown, sky chief executive of the washington pain center. they share their views on the decision. national guards are usually brought out for crises, hurricanes, tornadoes, things like that. this the 1st time i've ever known of it to be for a health care reason. hospitals, you know, do require vaccines for the flu and we had the flu for many, many, many years. and you would get a vaccine. there are some individuals at doctors, nurses who opt out of getting the flu shot. and then if so, then they have to they meaning those individuals who opt out have to wear mask. we've done this now at least for 25 years that i can remember, i'm not sure why this is different and they don't allow that. those changes. i can definitely see that, you know, health care is either going to suffer or become a little slower. and in this state in new york state as well, it would be a cascading effect. if you're taking from one area staff, another area that leaves the other areas that may need th

shery: kara wetzel, san francisco bureau chief, with the latest on the global pandemic.o asia's vaccination efforts. japan hit a milestone on monday with half of the operation fully vaccinated. sophie kamaruddin is tracking progress across the region. sophie: as bloomberg economics points out, japan managed to keep up that piece of vaccination even as it approaches the 50% threshold. jp morgan is confident that global growth slowdown will be short-lived as vaccinations are picking up in the areas most impacted by these outbreaks, and that would be asia and australia. the threat they see to a rebound is the persistence of supply constraints, but they do see that fading as inventories rebuild. jp morgan is staying long equities versus bonds. that is a theme that has been favoring japanese equities. going into the tokyo open, nikkei. futures in singapore are higher. the yen trading study, and futures rising. . we are tracking the rally in treasuries ahead of the u.s. inflation data. the aussie dollar is holding steady. iron or futures picking up ever so slightly. downside p

he has kara hello there, let's look to south america and we've got active weather systems slamming into southern areas in particular, southern parts of chile, seeing that wet and windy weather were talking, potentially flooding. raines and stronger winds. and as we go into saturday, a bit of a winter mix that's going to move up north. and that's going to knock a lot of the heat that we've seen in santiago, we've got a temperature for of about 10 degrees. by the time we get into saturdays is going to start to feel cooler. now it has been feeding cool around argentina and southern parts of brazil, but it is going to start to warm up here as that weather system pulls out to see for the north of this, we've got scattered, thunderstorms and showers effect in many areas. rain rolling across the heart of the amazon basin, peru is going to see some of the heavier falls as we go into saturday. and we move to central america from mexico. it's the you could time peninsula that sees some heavy rain pots of guatemala as well. but it does dry up as we go into saturday, and that's going to be welcome

his name is mohammed kara, and he is a herder. but let's hear his story. the see them, they saw us in the latest route. 2021 is the one that destroyed the animals. before they recovered from the previous drought. they were hit by other problems like the locusts. the locust ate the pastures. so animals did not get anything to eat. and that is how they died. there was nothing to give them. they didn't have anything to feed on. we were left with 50 animals. out of the 5030 were killed by the reins. now 20 or left kentucky had to live. okay, how about saki speak to me about that? the personal stories like what, what happens to this gentleman once he loses all his animals to locus, to rain, to trout, to conflict? what happens to him in his family? yeah, well we've seen this story play out and we've been seeing this over the past couple of decades really. what ends up happening to people like him is that he eventually will decide their own life for me here with my animals in my farm. and i will take a chance at being in one of the cities, probably most likely no

that estimate the difference step, fasten al jazeera. cyber can us get some where the now, here's kara. hello there. let's have a look at the weather across the middle east and levant, and we've got a weather system that's been playing coastal areas of the black sea that bought some really wet and wintery weather to pots of turkey and georgia. and some of that rain is going to creep down into northern areas of iraq and iran, as well as syria and lebanon. but it winds up by the time we get into saturday in the system, pushes off further east and temperatures. here have come down slightly for some of the gulf states. we have got a bit of a chima wind blowing down. so plenty of hazy sunshine around. and we've got some wind blowing down coastal areas of saudi arabia and from cloud cover to so we could see so shallows and possible storms around that western coast. and those join up with showered in storms across the central band of africa. they've been rather intense. around uganda. we have seen some heavy rain in the east and land slides, but as we go into the saturday it's going to be nig

captain cook back at the end of 18th century, they were guarded australian as what sometimes called a kara and really use an empty land. you can just take the step of the, for the taking. and it's only very recently that some historians and australia have said i on, you know, it was hand with many, many different kinds of people living image. and in fact, it was an invasion that was a settlement. and it was of a violent one because there was a long drawn out war between the sexes and the aborigines, which only been recently ended. now that is a way of revising our view of history, understanding things different be and trying to do something better now. and in future, on the basis of that better understand. and in this dichotomy between revisionism and denial, ism is boris johnson. on the denial list side. well, i don't know what johnson's views about history. i had a very, very sinking feeling about his views of the present to say, well he does, he does. but i think if i may be frank and rude at the same time about it, i think he's bigger. see which model himself on church and some and so

kara: moderna came out separately with data that shows it shot also showed declining efficacy against a study of people who have gotten a shot five months apart and they should the people who got it earlier had as much as a fifth -- 50% reduction for rate through cases. moderna is making the case that it had submitted for approval from the fda. the meeting is strictly related to other vaccines but we are not clear on when the ads da will weigh in on moderna. this data will boost that. sophie: the boosters continue. haidi: the latest on the vaccine and virus we are counting down to a big space launch in a couple of hours. basics will carry its first all civilian crew into orbit aboard its crew driving spacecraft into the high-stakes mission representing the biggest potential for commercial space travel. ed ludlow is at the launch site at cape canaveral unit we cover a lot of the spacex launches across the other private space enterprises but there is no way getting around the fact that this is -- >> every investor i have spoken to, every nasa official says this is a much bigger deal. wh

trey: kara, only person in this 3-way conservation that is young is -- conversation that young is you, the culture is tough, technology is there, what advice to you have for young women? >> i say ladies, find you're worth elsewhere. don't -- as my mom always told me, comparison is the death of joy, don't find you're worth or don't think of yourself in comparison to others, go outside, remember who you are, if you are a person of faith, think about where your identity is. it is not in device you are holding in your hand, it something higher than yourself, ladies get out of platforms, they are not doing you any good, find you're worth and your identity, something higher than yourself, transcend your own devices. >> amen and amen. trey: coming up, baseball is america's pastime, where do you think that the bats should be made? you will be surprised where they are made, next on "sunday night in america." welcome to allstate. ( phone notification ) where you can pay a little less and enjoy the ride a little more. now, get new lower auto rates. you're in good hands with allstate. click or ca

. >> kara with us this morning maybe the best interview i've seen nadella give. >> thank you thank youi did his first interview when he took over it was very ok awkward, if you remember he's had a lot of success. he's sort of shed the previous leaders and he got rid of the culture of envy of doing stupid businesses they don't belong in because they are envious to it >> great to hear him say he feels like he dodged a bullet. interesting what he said about search and what he said about bing. >> he's gotten good at the back handed hit he essentially said what ea a monopoly but we are trying to compete. here we are trying to keep everyone honest, he says >> he's so unique at a time when he's squeaky clean and so many other companies are facing criticism. he started off with the criticism. he was so unknown and got the cackles. what is the sense of the role he'll play in this geopolitical stream will he be able to use some of that smooth that he's got? >> i think he does one of the things that microsoft does well, brad smith, who is the president, they've taken a responsible look he wrote t

. >> jon: we're going to do our set, performances with cindy lauper, leslie kara, chris martin. >> stephen> jon: i think there's a great intro we're actually creating with people all across the world playing at the same time. >> stephen: on the great lawn. >> jon: great lawn. >> stephen: central park. >> jon: saturday. >> stephen: good luck with that on the weather. >> jon: yeah. yes. ( applause ) >> stephen: because the last time you and i were together on the great lawn was for the "we love new york" concert coming back. at the time, it was the highest hourly single rainfall in the history of new york that night. ( laughter ) have a great show and bring scuba gear. ( applause ) >> jon: yes, indeed is that true story. you know, folks, i spend a lot of time right over there, poring over the day's newsiest, most topical nautical records to determine the rough positions of the day's trending shipwrecks. i then use the latest sonar tech to locate and find the orientation of the finest salvage site. then my team of certified and licensed comedy divers descend to the ocean floor and use cutting

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. >> sticks like opal houma, colorado and texas -- states like oklahoma and kara have been receiving have received patient. >> we have let them know is coming and please let us know if you can take more staff and get more appointments and can we send you folks. >> the abortion fund in colorado getting re donations to help transport come alive in feed women to get to another state to obtain an abortion. some are calling it the underground railroad to reproductive freedom and it has become overwhelming for some of those organizations like the fund texas choice. we called and found they were out of money for this month. >> we are currently at capacity and cannot assist those traveling. >> planned parenthood california received 7000 out-of-state patients and also focusing on other states ready to replicate the portion law in texas. >> i heard florida, kentucky, arizona, i'm sure by the end of the day there will be more using texas as a blueprint. >> meanwhile ly cover all fees for a driver s s carrying a woman to an abortion. lyft will donate money to ensure transportation is never a bar

. >> did you talk to kara and phillip for their book "alone i can fix it"? >>. >> did you talk to michael bender for his book "frankly we did win this election, the inside story of how trump lost"? >> yes. >> and were you accurately represented in these books? >> i haven't read any of the books so i don't know. i have not seen press reporting of it. i haven't read the books. >> okay. let's have you read the books and then let us know if you are accurately portrayed. >> absolutely. >> you think that the joint chiefs chairman has more to do than to be reading books and reporting back and senator blackburn is from tennessee, but phil rutker, i have to give you a chance, he hasn't read your book. >> i think he's familiar with what we reported. there are a lot of scenes in there about -- >> well, i botched her state, so that's okay. >> we are all in it together. >> it's been a long hearing. >> it has been a long hearing, an interesting hearing at that. look, what we depict in the book is accurate, there's been no challenge from milley or from anybody in his offic

if we want to get women back in the workforce, we need childcare, we need to invest in the kara connery with pre-k, with home and community based care. these are jobs held by women, and primarily women of color, and we need to make sure we are taking on climate change. the bipartisan bill does not do that. the only bill that takes care of climate change, that takes care of housing, that takes care of paid leave, that takes care of all these different pieces is the build back better act. so we are not leaving behind women, people who want to take on climate change. we are not leaving those things behind. we are going to possible the bills. >> when you said that you are able to speak with speaker pelosi, obviously she is, she calls the place here and she decides what's happens on the house floor. and i do respect greatly her technical skill in how mink the senate and deciding which to go to the floor. do you have clarity right now in terms of how this is going to play out over the course of the week? do you feel like you still have a sort of commonality the mindset with the way that you d

kara scannell, thank you so much. >>> we'll go live to speaker nancy pelosi giving her daily e pr presse secretary has connection to university of california, berkeley. >> mm-hmm. fort hamilton high school, james madison high school. i have a brief sentence and that is that the white house, the house, and the senate have reached agreement on a framework that will pay for any final negotiated agreement. so the revenue side of this we have an agreement on. an agreement of a framework. okay? >> can you describe what that means, a framework? >> that means we are proceeding. we've made great progress and we're proceeding. we now went further because there were some specifics. if we are in a situation of lamb eat lamb, there are so many good provisions, what is affordable and what is effective and what gets the best results as soon as possible. so we've made great progress this morning because it's in the writing. you know, you hear everybody come in, talking about one thing or another, but we are writing legislation. and when you're writing legislation, you have to be specific. and this took

dana, kara, thank you so much for joining the program.next why joe biden has a lot to learn from children's books when it comes to foreign policy. johnny joey jones and will up next. ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: so what happens when you give a mouse a cookie? he comes back asking for a glass of milk and then a straw and then a napkin and it goes on and on. well, i guess joe biden never read that book or he would have known what happens when you give the taliban $64 million. they will just keep asking for more and we can already start to see what's happening. as those millions are not enough for the terror group. their foreign minister now feeling that there is no love from the biden administration telling reporters, quote: america is a big country. they need to have a big heart. we already left the taliban billions in weapons when we surrendered. and now they are asking for cold hard cash. but, more money wouldn't just fund the terror group's quest for revenge on our foreign allies ask the human rights chief who raised the same concern yesterday. >>

he has one of the things the guy probably wears at home around his neck he said this to kara swisherstion about china, his first response and i think he was trying to be snarky was, where is jack ma i think is really interesting because he went into this other bit. interesting question from a ceo of a company that is one of the largest in the world >> up next, torr'smoow setup and we have your final trades. stay tuned i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. oh. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your investing goals and interests. and it learns with you, so as you become smarter, so do its recommendations. so it's like my streaming service. well except now you're binge learning. see how you can become a smarter investor with a personalized education from td ameritrade. visit tdameritrade.com/learn ♪ visit tdameritrade.com/learn ♪ ♪ ♪ it may not be music to your ears, but as long as it's music to theirs. bring the volume back to the venue

kara do you can feel confident that schools are covid safe? >> i'm glad you brought that up. because i think it really speaks to the fact that over the past year a lot of potential was given to air quality and air flow in schools, and ensuring that our systems are working up to code. and a lot of funds were toward that. the american rescue fire plant funds wherever the ball, and part of it is making sure our buildings already. i visited schools where they upgraded the sister by their fixed their system. it seems like in many systems across the country where in disrepair, but thankfully, funds where there, and [inaudible] have work to this. i do feel confident that [inaudible] it while we have old buildings, a lot of potential is given to the air quality of these buildings of the last six months. >> final thoughts from both of you, doctor walensky, what can you hope right now? >> children always give me hope. because i think as our future generation, i am learning so much from my own children. i'm learning behaviors that their model from me, and so i think as our future genera

kara: the results from pfizer and biontech, saying things about the antibodies, about one third the size of the adult dose in a trial of thousands of kids, so they expect it to qualify for emergency use authorization, and anthony pyeongchang -- and anthony fauci talked about this by october, halloween time. kids trying to get back to work, worrying about transition with the delta variant. definitely significant for many parents here in america. >> our san francisco bureau chief with the latest on the pandemic. let's now get to vonnie quinn with the first word headlines. vonnie: india will resume exporting covid vaccines next month. the world health organization initiative. in april, the delta virus variant swept through major cities. there was a push to quickly vaccinate developing nations around the world. india expects to have around 300 million doses on hand in october. u.s. house democrats have unveiled legislation to fund the government until the year end and suspend the debt until 2022, part of a spending bill needed to keep the government open past the end of this month. and press

thrilling to be back >> i talked to kara fisher yesterday about lessons you would give to people throwingit take right now? >> we worked really hard to keep people safe, our staff, attendees, hotel staff and we felt really good about the protocols going into it. from there, we have to make sure it's a great show. there's a lot of work that goes into it. but i think they really enjoy that i heard person after person saying how important it was to have the human connectivity. i love to think we're the preeminent conference in tech. they bring it every year and certainly did this year. >> i guess it leads to the question of what are the follow throughs to corporate travel and to return to the office right now because there's so many dislocations and you can pick a chart on vacancy rates and make all kinds of arguments >> different companies have to go through slightly different things the key thing is keeping everyone safe no matter where you are, right and if you can do that, different companies have different needs for collaboration. we have a policy that works for us right now where we ar

kara frederick is a fellow at the heritage foundation for technology foundation. she served as senior intelligence analyst for a u.s. naval specialist warfare command and helped to lead facebook's global security and counter terrorism analysis program. she received the m. amount of war studies from kings college, london, and b.a. in foreign affairs in history from the university of virginia. welcome. professor jennifer laurin serves at a professor at the university of texas law, and talks about institutional design and shape of department of corrections institutional and reports to the national bar and serves on the capital punishment team. professor laurin received her undertra graduate of politics from earl hammonds college, and welcome to you from texas. brett tolman is executive director of right on crime. he is a previous shareholder of the law firm of winnick, p.c. he was chosen to serve as a special adviser to the attorney general on national and international policy issues is affecting the attorney generals in the department of justice. prior to becoming a

. >> and kara gives us a sneak peek of how your weather is shaping up for the weekend event.he third hour of "today." >> good morning, everybody. welcome to do third hour of "today." it's a special day. i'm here with al and maria shriver in the house. >> is this the fst time you've been back in our studio inspect. >> that's right. i was in this studio the day before it got locked down. how does it feel? >> different. but it feels great. i got more hugs this morning than i have in the last year and a half. >> all vaccinated. >> all vaccinated, mask on, but still, it felt really nice. >> t