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and so i still wear a kn-95 when i'm indoors, when i'm shopping, when i'm on an airplane. i still am not doing indoor dining. and the reason is not so much that i'm scared of dying of covid. there is no evidence that this one is any more severe than the past one. but i am scared of long covid. both prolonged symptoms. and as you said with that study, people who have a higher risk down the line of things like heart attacks and strokes based on a prior case of covid. so i do recommend that people continue to be careful. because there is a lot of covid around. and as you look at that curve, it's deceptive because it's more than that curve shows because of the number of cases diagnosed with home testing. >> okay. always good information. thank you so much. >> my pleasure. >>> still ahead, a concerning new trend with childhood obesity and the health risk and problems later in life. >>> a report that finds the quality of new cars is slipping. and the troubling findings about electric cars in particular. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, steep borrowing rates and sky-high prices. ex

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swartzberg taking it a step further by suggesting we wear snug fitting n 95 or kn 95 masks if in crowded spaces outdoors this virus can spread very effectively within about 6 feet. but it also can remain in the air for long periods of time. doctor swartzberg is an infectious disease expert and clinical professor emeritus at uc berkeley school of public health with around the public pool at a picnic or a concert outside. doctor swartzberg says he would be wise to mask up. people right within your space. >> then you risk and you are you can be at substantial risk and that's a city work right now. given the amount of virus circulating and these very transmissible subvariant. i would have a mask on in that circumstance. the omicron subvariants ba 0.4 and ba 0.5 have managed to evade the immunity. we get from vaccination. >> or previous infection. we used to be able to think that if you had covid was one and done and you were. >> that, we know that's not the case to end. if you plan on attending a large gathering, take a rapid test before meeting up. keep in mind if you test negative but feel

eight million ♪ i didid't t kn whahatmy c caswa, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes.e to k how much their accident case is worth.h barnes. t ouour juryry aorneneys hehelpou >> eight white economists are calling the recession, how dare they! how was the skin color relevant to a prediction of recession? by including their skin color in the headline -- which of course is the point. they also distracted you from the fact that the president is destroying this economy. now that it's racist, you can ignore it, like everything else that humiliates joe biden. ukraine is now demanding more money than its entire prewar budget -- will grant that request because security -- their top priority. showing that our southern border -- congressman andy biggs, who represents arizona -- >> after this -- they are going to wait hours. there's lots going on here. >> so, why is this happening? "her. probably a lot of reasons read the other nations declared that the u.s.-mexico border is the deadliest in the world. multiple texas counties declared today that what is happening is an invasion. an

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. >> he perfectly knew wtedoou kn. a good machine gunner. >> reporter: luke lieu sishen was the father of two young children and was known by his comrades as luke skywalker. >> despite his young age, he behaved as a man, as a good soldier. >> reporter: thousands of foreign volunteers have reportedly come to ukraine to do battle against russia's invading army. many of them are americans risking their lives on front lines far from home. >> why did they volunteer to come to ukraine? >> this question i asked brian once, and he replied, sir, if we americans don't help you winning this war, you know, the next step of russia will be knocking to our doors. >> reporter: colonel ruslan told us he helped retrieve the bodies of the two americans, risking his own life to do so, and is assisting with the repatriation of their remains. jericka. >> holly williams for us in ukraine, thank you. >>> pope francis arrived in edmonton, alberta, today for a canada's indigenous children at schools in the 1900s. cbs's chris livesay is travelin

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eight million ♪ i didid't t kn whahatmy c caswa, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. people to k how much their accident case is worth.h barnes. t ouour juryry aorneneys hehelpou >>> president biden blasting the supreme court abortion ruling and signing an executive order aimed at protecting women's health. abortion rights activists demanding action since the overturning of roe v. wade. as gop-led states across the country quickly move to restrict abortion access. virginia's recently elected republican governor is trying to carry out a balancing act in a state that is, well, divided right down the middle. >> so help me god. >> reporter: as he took office this year as the country's newest republican governor his virginia victory was hailed by the gop as a road map for the party's success. >> first i am pro-life. >> opposed abortion rights but rarely emphasized it. focusing on economic and education issues. when the supreme court overturned roe v. wade most republican governors across the country moved swiftly to ban or restrict abortions but in virginia he is taking a

eight million ♪ i didid't t kn whahatmy c caswa, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes.eir accident case is worth.h barnes. t ouour juryry aorneneys hehelpou >>> president biden addressing a prounion crowd in cleveland today highlighting his economic agenda while at the same time slamming republicans for trying to block it including legislation that safeguards pension plans. >> who do they think they are? who do they think you are for god sake? my predecessor had a chance to act but not a commitment to you or the courage to stand up to his own party to get things done dismissing and ignoring the forgotten people he promised to help. remember how he's doing to help working class folks? ? t >> the president taking clear aim at republicans while inside the democratic party, there are rumblings the biden administration seems as one member of congress calls it and i quote rutterless, aimless and hopeless. let's talk about it with cnn political commentator bakari sellers and scott jennings, two of my favorite people to speak to about these issues and more. let me begin with yo

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eight million ♪ i didid't t kn whahatmy c caswa, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes.le to k how much their accident case is worth.h barnes. t ouour juryry aorneneys hehelpou >>> gun violence has shaken people in denmark and the wake of a rare shooting. a 22-year-old danish man is held in a psychiatric facility for 24 days as police say he is suspected of killing three people and wounding several others at a shopping mall on sunday. social media footage shows people fleeing the mall and heavily armed law enforcement on the scene. one witness says it was chaos. >> people didn't really know where they were running. they just even with they were outside the mall they were running in different directions. and trying to find different routes and jumping over fences. it was quite chaotic. >> authorities say the suspect was known to people in the psychiatric field. they added there is no indication he was acting with others. nor was it an act of terror. the investigation is ongoing. >>> you're watching cnn "newsroom." world sport is coming up next. for our viewers in north am

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an 95 kn 95. when you're indoors with the public critical.re things about trying to be outdoors as a board. more than indoors really will help a great deal. the recommendation of a booster is not just talk. >> the cdc announced this week that adults 50 and older with 2 booster doses for 4 times less likely to die from covid-19 compared to those with one booster dose and the unvaccinated were 42 times more likely to die. and while the current vaccine isn't specifically designed for omicron, the fda announced that will change later this year. >> the reason for including ba 4 and ba 5 in a booster is to not only prevent serious disease but to try and prevent even more breakthrough infections. because we know that even being infected is disruptive to society, destructive to way of life so we can become better at doing that. that will make society run smoother, even if there is a lot of virus around. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a racist graffiti discovered at a palo alto children's playground. the latest on

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eight million ♪ i didid't t kn whahatmy c caswa, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes.rd for people to k how much their accident case is worth.h barnes. t ouour juryry aorneneys hehelpou >>> there's a quote greased piglet, or a, yeah, there are a lot of things coming out here. in the daily mail, boris johnson fresh off surviving a no confidence vote clinging to power as his party thins out. so far, 37 british government member, actually 42, i believe, we're up to because they just keep coming here, have quit. including the health secretary and finance minister. bianca reporting now where a new poll in the u.k. finds 72% of results think it's time for johnson to say cheerio for good. >> i appall bullying and abusive behavior. >> once again on the rocks. but this time it is different. >> treading the hit rope between loyalty and integrity. has become impossible in recent months. >> trust in johnson's word almost completely eroded say more than two dozen members of parliament resigning from government within 24 hours including two of his most prominent cabinet ministers. h

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eight million ♪ i didid't t kn whahatmy c caswa, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes.h their accident case is worth.h barnes. t ouour juryry aorneneys hehelpou >>> president biden signing an executive order aimed at safeguarding some abortion rights, specifically the order attempts to protect medicated abortions, privacy for patients and contraception like iuds. cnn white house correspondent m.j. lee joins me now. how does this work with the supreme court ruling? >> reporter: well, alison, as you know, there are so many frustrated women, families and abortion rights activists that have been waiting for the president to say more and to hopefully announce any additional actions that can come from the white house. so let me just first walk you through this executive order that we saw the president sign earlier today. the white house says that they hope that this order can protect access to reproductive health care services, including things like abortion medication and contraception. they also are focusing on protecting the privacy and information of patients, and the oth

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eight million ♪ i didid't t kn whahatmy c caswa, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes.y aorneneys hehelpou anyone for the biden administration, the supreme court ruled on thursday that in may and a trump era policy that requires asylum seekers arriving at the southern border to wait in mexico while their claims were decided. the policy known as, remain-in-mexico, has been in effect since 2019. since then, thousands of people have been forced to wait for their immigration hearings in unsanitary camps where there has been widespread reports of sexual assault, kidnapping and torture. joining me now to discuss, she's a cofounder of -- maria, what is your reaction to this ruling? i, mean it is the glimmer of good news in a week of bad news. but why was this trump era policy put in place? why is the scene is a good thing that it is not longer in place? >> basically, what trump did with say -- part of it was because the pandemic. they want to make sure people were processed on the mexico side. but making that like an argument, it takes away from the power the presidency regard

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eight million ♪ i didid't t kn whahatmy c caswa, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes.ple to k how much their accident case is worth.h barnes. t ouour juryry aorneneys hehelpou >>> so all in all, if there is a theme tonight, it's that americans are fed up. tired of mass shootings, more than tired. angry over election lives. worried, in many cases, about their constitutional rights. we showed you the numbers. most americans say that we are on the wrong track. as in 90% of americans. they distrust our institutions. it's a problem. so what are our leaders doing? senator mitt romney says that we're in denial. in his new op-ed in "the atlantic," he bemoans the emotional cataclysmic threats, inflation and climate change among other things, and writes, quote, president joe biden is a genuinely good man, but he has yet been unable to break through our national malady of denial, deceit, and distrust. a return of donald trump would feed the sickness, probably rendering it incurable. doug jones, barbara come stack, michelle cottle are with me. a that language is extraordinary, mit

eight million ♪ i didid't t kn whahatmy c caswa, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. ouour juryry aorneneys hehelpou ♪ ♪ >> dagen: welcome back, time for "the fastest," bradley cooper is reportedly dating huma abedin, the top confident trading her husband anthony weiner for in a lister. greg, who dear at the two tread where the dashed off the tread? >> greg: i don't know why they are doing this, but it does not even make sense to me. >> jesse: why does it not make sense? >> greg: because anthony weiner was such a prize in a move on to trash like bradley cooper, let's be honest, going downhill. >> dagen: and anna whitmore was the matchmaker, i'm sure that this is forever. >> martha: i love the romantic statement from the source, they are perfect for each other, both into power, politics, and human affairs. isn't that what you say when two great people that you love fall for each other? >> greg: anonymous gossip quotes, leading like a human being. >> jessica: leading with power. and probably part of the whole thing. that's what it will turn out to be. i was surprised by