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he was born in landon. >> they would be disgusted. >> reporter: the abuse, swiftly triggering backlash successful, but not to be black and fail. would you agree with in a? >> absolutely. there's a smaller minority. but still a large group of people that, suddenly, all of your failures on the color of your skin. >> reporter: hours after the game, prince william, the president of the football association, called for accountability, writing in a tweet, i'm sickened by the racist abuse aimed at england players after last night's match. it's totally unacceptable that players have to endure this abhorrent behavior. england's manager gareth southgate also contempting the abuse. >> for them to be abused is unforgivable. i know a lot of that is coming from abroad. the people that track those things have been able to explain that. but not all of it. it's not what we stand for. >> reporter: prime minister boris johnson chiming in. >> to abuse on some of the players, i say shame on you and i hope you crawl back under the rock from which you emerged. >> reporter: police in britain, looking at the a

it is not only a powerful and throttle-able engine, we throttle the engine is a comes back to landon that is what creates a nice, soft landing. as it comes in, it is not filled with all the propellant it had on the way up. so we throttle it back, kind of like an airplane, it comes in for a nice, soft landing. what a trip to space and back. again, we have at 15 successful flights on this vehicle and are looking over to the 16th one, a very special one with people on board today. t minus two minutes. gary: bridge is retracting. >> the bridge is retracting. there is oliver on the left, jeff bezos's on the right, we are about to go into space, everybody. >> we are in auto sequence. >> [unintelligible launch announcer} ] gary: when the engine gimbal check occurs on the engine swings, they should be able to feel it in the cabin because it will sway the cabin back and forth. ariel: there go the aft fin checks. there you see the engine gimbal check peeking out at the base of the rocket. here we go, everybody. thousands of people contributed years to this historic moment. ladies and gentlemen

. >> reporter: for eight-year-old landon and his mom, wearing a mask is better than the alternative. >> reporter: would you rather stay home on a computer or come into class and wear a mask? >> come to class and wear a mask. even though you have to wear one, i always forget about it and it's definitely way more fun. >> if that will keep our rates fine and it makes things more challenging, but it is way better than having them at home on my computer screen. >> reporter: so looking at the horizon in a few months, california department of public health will be revisiting all of these protocols, and they will issue some sort of new guidance to the schools happening on november 1. live in san jose. >>> a lot of folks happy to see a concrete plan. thank you. >>> a live look at the south bay where we have confirmed santa clara county will move forward with strict vaccine rules for all county workers. this one would have only narrow exceptions for help for religious reasons and exactly when this new policy could take effect is unclear. the county already requires weekly testing for unvaccina

emily landon.an an event like lollapalooza, an event of this size, happen safely. >> well, maybe not this size right now. there certainlyly is g going toa time inn the fututure w when we have hundreds of thousands of people but that's not today. >> reporter: landon is concerned about what will happen when the party is over. >> i'm not so worried for chicago but i am really worried for those little towns in unvaccinated america that have sent somee o of their teeeenage lollapalooza and could they see a f faster bump in their deltat cacases becaususe of this,s, absolutely. >> thank you. >> reporter: now another recent example, a rapper who performed at last week's rolling loud concert in miami says she's tested positive for covid. she's encouraging everyone who attended that concert to also get tested and dr. emily landon who you just heard from says if you attend lollapalooza this weekend, you should consider yourself exposed even if vaccinated, she's recommending getting tested about three to five

i don't think that landon could deal with that.hat would just destroy him. >> i don't want to do that. it would crush me. >> reporter: it could potentially hurt your brother. >> it could potentially do more than just hurt. it could kill him. >> reporter: and landon, as you heard there, chase's big brother says he has been fully vaccinated as of about three weeks ago and told us he feels relieved knowing that he's helping to protect his brother and keep him safe. as for the state health department, a spokesperson says the department did not end immunizations completely for children. however, they said they are, quote, mindful of how certain tactics could hurt the progress. anthony? >> thank you. >>> we're joined by cdc director dr. rochelle walensky. dr. walensky, good morning. >> good morning, anthony. >> more than 90% of the recent covid cases, doctor, come from counties with low vaccination rates. how big a risk is that for the rest of the country? >> right. so this is something that we anticipated with the diversity of how vacci

thought of 100,000 people packed together worries university of chicago medicine epidemiologist emily landon am really worried for those little towns, or small places in unvaccinated america that have sent some of their teenagers to lollapalooza for a really good time, and could they see a faster or more-accelerated bump in their delta cases because of this? absolutely. >> reporter: and in those internal c.d.c. documents, a recommendation that masks be reinstated unilaterally across the country, not just in those covid hot spots. but the c.d.c. has yet to make that official. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, thank you. and this just in, actually. president biden was just asked by our weijia jiang if americans should expect more covid restrictions. and he said, "in all probability." another element there. charlie de mar, thank you. let's bring in our chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook. he speaks regularly with c.d.c. director rochelle walensky and other top health officials. dr. lapook, so glad you are here. all right, let's talk about this, because the c.d.c. using those words "the war

goal was cell phone calls and a few goats, and we managed to put together my need to buy me tickets. landon i landed heaps were a port with literally time to 50 pounds to my name, no family or friends in the u. k. because why do i need them? i mean, i have my dream and i'm going to with the un telling me anything and everything that could fall apart falls apart. but the whole, james is force applied because a, the un office that i think is the un office is not the un. it's an organization called the united nations association. similar name, but very different organization. i ran not so my, me, i almost become homeless. but what is remarkable, as you say, is that i didn't give up in 3 years after i arrived in london the you and set up an office in london and i became the go in the blue uniform. i joined the un so and i shook my dream. this is, audrey audrey has a question for you. have a listen. have a look. looking big from where you are now. i visit in things that you that you wish you had done differently. maybe you didn't know what you needed to go back to things i would love to change i

this is concerns over the landon .tinues to grow and some science nurse -- some covert vaccines bristol pressure is mounting on the administration to ease pandemic travel bans with europe we opening its borders to american person vaccination rates in the price you're in the us, public health experts and industry groups are saying now it's time to restart international travel. meanwhile back in uss, abby fauci said sunday that fully vaccinate americans should go the extra step and wear masks when traveling to parse the country with will vaccination rates. comments at odds with cdc director who says fully vaccinate americans are safe from the variants that are currently circulating here and the us. >> dr. fauci said he still believes the us will see a surg of cases of the delta variant, especially in areas where vaccination break for stubbornl low because americans resistanc to taking the backs been sad an tragic. >> i hope you have affordable had a wonderful fourth of july weekend and a couple minutes wa going to break

into peer pressure and on top of tha ed teachers that realize that model of teaching is to keep it landon if your the kid that tha conventional or a little slower or a genius, you end up left out . the lonely kid at the cafeteria table. you think it's a coincidence that richard branson and walt disney all quit school at 15? i'm guessing it wasn't the curriculum they found two difficult. meanwhile with your home and th people that love you, when you're with them no matter how mad mom and dad get a you, they want stuff you in a locker. sometimes science reveals a connection between things we always knew to be true, but couldn't say out loud, that family is good, peers are bad, and school is a prison. maybe zoom classes weren't so bad after all, as for the kid eating alone in the cafeteria, think about you a lot. a strong grade when you're adul you'll realize the opinions of the teachers and children aroun you now they don't matter, high school will end, and the real world their conformity is a weakness while your uniqueness is a strength. no one ever said you know why i like that guy? he's

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she goes out recruits her own speechwriter landon parvin. she arranges for ronald reagan to actually meet for the first time with his own surgeon general everett koop on the subject. um, the speech is not perfect, but i have seen the drafts and i have seen what people in the administration were trying to get the president to say. which is some pretty horrifying stuff looking back from 2021. and then finally, you're right. the commission is appointed to deal with it it almost falls apart from mismanagement when admiral watkins has brought in. it really does come out with an absolutely scathing and just on the mark report. about the in action and the mismanagement of the reagan administration one thing that nancy reagan insisted upon it was quite controversial at the time. was the therapy at least one openly gay expert on that commission. and you go back and read the stories and people like gary bauer who was a domestic policy advisor or gordon humphrey a conservative senator from new hampshire or saying this should not be an administration th

for instance, defendant landon copeland told the judge in his cast last month, quote, you're a robot don't want you to. another defendant, pauline bauers claiming she is a sovereign citizen and therefore not subject to united states law. she represented herself in court today and repeatedly interrupted the judge presiding over her case, but her latest court filing tells you everything you need to know. now this, i, me, pauline bauer, the living sole as one of we the people hereby move the court to drop all charges and dismiss the case. i did not make it. yu donald trump is holding these people up as model citizens, even patriots. in fact, 100 supporters gathered for a demonstration outside the d.c. jail to protest the accused insurrections detention who they say should be set free. >> reporter: what are you protesting today? >> the unjust incarceration by joe biden. >> was the insurrection real? >> no. >> reporter: it wasn't real? >> no. >> aggravated insurrection where you defecate against the walls. after pleading guilty to one count of obstructing an official proceeding, copeland

i understand landon my uncle was part of the teams that we're supposed to go in ahead of the invasion to help the resistance and you know prepare and he never landed they found out about the invasion later. have you looked into there were many other units there were false invasions there were infiltrations. there are a number of things going on at the same time the actual brigade the land was about 1400 but yes, there are hundreds of others who were involved in operations against cuba at the time. yeah, i've heard that the the planes that bombed the airfields today before the attack were painted in cuban colors to make a team as though the planes were cuban themselves. is that true that is true the whole plan was to try to make those air attacks look as if they had been carried by castro's own pilots. so part of that plan was to have now you got eight b-26 bombers flew to cuban bomb three airfields. you also had a ninth b-26. flown by a pilot in mario zuniga who flew directly from nicaragua to miami landed in a b-26 and claimed that he was part of a conspiracy of cuban pilots who that

in other cases like landon copeland's, these cases are stuck in the mud. detention in utah. he hasn't had a chance to enter a guilty or not guilty plea. he was supposed to appear in court today but they cited a scheduling conflict and postponed it further. there are a lot of defendants in pretrial detention trying to get out, trying to get plea agreements. >> trump attacked a republican state senator who criticized arizona's audit. he said he spoke to a, quote, loving crowd at the january 6 rally. the secretary of homeland security knowing how big of a problem these rioters and trump are saying trump's words matter and might fan the flames of domestic extremism. what can be done to stop the message? >> it's fascinating. we're seeing discussions about future mobilizations for the first time, and that's because former president trump is talking again. and when he starts talking, his supporters start walking to places he designates as places they need to go to. the arizona audit is of concern, talk for rallies for the first time in six to seven months. this s

they show tuesday's hearing in the local jail in purgatory, utah, one of the inmates, landon copelandand tells me, he watched and struck by what he saw. >> struck in what way? does he feel bad? >> he thought members of congress and his words asked relevant questions. he thought the officers were going too far. this is a defendant accused of assaulting police that day. particularly, a unique and bias opinion. >> unbelievable. >> scott mcfarlane. olivia troye, thank you for spending some time with us. we'll be back after a short break. don't go anywhere. back after a break. don't go anywhere. when technology is easier to use... ♪ barriers don't stand a chance. ♪ that's why we'll stop at nothing to deliver our technology as-a-service. ♪ to deliver our technology as-a-service. you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and you need it here. and here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean is now helping the places you go every day too. seek a commitment to clean. look for the ecolab science certified seal. we did it again. verizon has been nam

i also want to tell you about landon copeland.oving forward in this case. he's len left languishing in jail for months now. we'll see where that goes, but another hurdle, willie, for the largest prosecution in american history. >> we have this first sentencing of eight months. we'll see if that becomes the standard. scott mcfarlane, good to see you. >>> coming up, it might be the most famous case, but britney spears is not the only one caught up in controversy surrounding conservatorships. we'll take a look at that and family members often trying to protect them. >>> plus jeff bezos staying busy after stepping down as amazon's ceo. he's set to lift off just minutes from now in a space rocket developed by his own private company. our live coverage continues when "morning joe" comes right back. "morning joe" comes right back washed your hands a lot today? probably like 40 times. hands feel dry? like sandpaper. introducing new dove handwash, with 5 x moisturizer blend. removes germs in seconds, moisturizes for hours. soft, smooth. ne