plus logan paul and oscar winner barry jenkins are joining me on the show. so let's do this, people. welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> from trevor's couch in york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is the daily social disnance-- distancing show with trevor noah. >> trevor: all right, people, let's kick things off with a new study about jobs. do you worry that your job is killing you? well, first of all, congratulations on being basic. and second, you may be more right than you know. >> the world health organization says working long hours is killing hundreds of thousands of people a year. it says the trend may worsen due to the covid-19 pandemic. a new study showed 745,000 people died from stroke and heart disease associated with long working hours in 2016. overall the study concluded working 55 hours or more a week is associated with higher risk of stroke and heart disease. the study did not cover the period of the pandemic. the who officials say the surge in working remote and the economic slowdown may have increased the risk. >>

logan if he still stands today by the crazy stuff, is because today what douglas logan is doing, he is the man who is running the recount and audit of the recount in arizona. he is in charge of it. that is who they fired for the recount, and surprise, under his leadership, it's nuts. >> the other day at the press conference, you talked about bamboo. >> there is accusations that 40,000 ballots were flown in, and it came from a southeast part of the world, asia, and what they are doing is to find out if there is bamboo in the paper. that camera right there, they take a picture of the ballot -- >> they are trying to find out if there is bamboo in the paper. yeah, when you put the -- sidney powell, rudy giuliani, and qanon people in charge, in a real american state, this is what you get. this is what the headlines look like in ads ads. so now it's bamboo in the ballots? are there any limits to the audit lunacy? department of justice asks arizona to respond to concerns. arizona audit ignores federal law. raises concerns, arizona election audits, those who taut voting fraud. the last one, wh

this is a document, by douglas logan. still online today. it's billed as the facts and details of election fraud in the 2020 election. among those facts and details. detailed in the document. douglas logan produces this evidence. that the chinese have been plotting this since 1963. since joe biden was in college. chinese goals in 1963, to take over america without firing a shot. this is part of his, this is part of his election for hard facts and details. his evidence for the chinese plotting this in 1963, is something from the john birch society? that was posted from something called the uhuh websites. which you yourself low cost of $74,999 if you want. the facts and details of the fraud, at uhuh.com uhuh.com. how they plan their attack back in 1963. how are you going to refute that you come east? have you checked uhuh.com? maybe it's now owned by hugo chavez. i'm, in this document, which you can still get online, mr. logan continues at length with this conspiracy theory, about dominion voting systems, and communism, in venezuela and blob o

if they're going to go after rudy giuliani for violating the logan act how come they're not going to go after john kerry who was certainly running to the edge of not over the edge of that act throughout the trump presidency talking to every foreign leader in the private not every foreign leader but you know in the middle east certainly acting as though he were representing the interests of the united states and telling these leaders you can talk to me don't talk to the orange man in washington d.c. because we're going to take power again in a couple of years and we were going to reinstate all of these treaties that we had with you before ok well robert i mean i get the logan act but also more specifically the far act ok being a foreign agent for a for a government here i mean if that is the standard then half of washington d.c. oh excuse me 90 percent of washington d.c. func they all function as a foreign agents for one country or another it's called lobbying ok so i mean i wasn't at it throw it in so early in the game here but what about what about hunter biden go ahead robert in la

we welcome amy logan. thank you all for your time today. we will start with miss logan. before you major opening statement i could not believe how strong you were then and are now. how you exposed gaping holes in our system in terms of responding to victims and i am extremely grateful to have you here today. please begin. >> thank you, madam chair. i want to start by thanking the committee for the work you are doing around such a difficult and urgent issue. my hope is that in hearing my testimony, the committee considers adopting real changes in how the military handles reports of domestic violence i am -- violence. i am the ex-pence of the soldier. i met him towards the end of his military career and we always lived off-base. what i knew of the military and their resources is what he shared with me. years into our relationship i realized i was in a verbally abusive -- verbally and physically abusive marriage. shortly after moving to a new insulation, i was a stay-at-home mom with no family nearby and not a lot of friends. one night, my ex-husband charged at me, grabbing

doug logan saying to the q guy, i'd love to chat if you have a chance. i'd love to chat with the chief scam guy behind this conspiracy theory that's been separating all these people on the right both from their money and their sanity for months now. maybe you have the answer. so that was one problem. they picked this cyber ninjas company, no business having anything to do with this kind of an audit. nothing to do with elections ever in the past. and their ceo is a qanon conspiracy guy. another problem for arizona republicans with this contractor they hired to do this audit is that one of the people who was very happy to vouch for him, very happy to talk to the press and vouch for what a good guy the ceo of cyber ninjas, doug logan, was and how closely he had been working with him already on the arizona election fraud crisis, one of the people who was willing to step up and tell the press, hey, actually, i can vouch for this guy. he's my guy, i've been working with him for a really long time. that was this guy. >> donald j. trump has never conceded, has h

here now lara logan host of lara logan has no agenda on fox nation.iday night i was set to appear on this program with my friend pete hegseth and you were on the show just moments before me and you said something that night that caught my attention. you brought up something that very few were willing to bring up. you know, the line of admission has moved, lara. time and again, people have crept closer and closer to admitting this virus came and originated out of a chinese lab. what you said on friday night was that lab was known to be a biological weapons center for the chinese military. here we see the g.o.p. house intel committee saying the same thing. please connect this dot for me. >> well, it's very simple. from the day the chinese built that lab it was a virology lab. it was never an immunology lab. right? it wasn't to create vaccines and to cure illnesses. and if you look at the chinese, your people, if you look at the way the chinese communist party run their country which is something that intel operatives when they make their they take these

charles logan and employee in a box factory was discovered dead by his wife carolyn logan mrs. logan gave the following statements. on tuesday night, november 2nd 1940 3 she was alone in the house when charles came home around midnight. he had been drinking and was in a quarrelsome mood. they had an argument, but she was finally able to persuade him to go upstairs to bed. she waited downstairs for him to go to sleep before. she also went to bed. after about half an hour, she heard him moving around and shortly thereafter heard a shot. she ran upstairs and found the situation by the model. there you go. she's downstairs. here's a shot runs upstairs. and this is what she finds. do you buy it? next a queen addresses congress 30 years ago in may of 1991 queen elizabeth ii became the first british monarch to address the us congress. she was on a 13-day visit to the united states, which also took her to virginia, florida, texas and, kentucky. the house of representatives made a special exception and lifted its ban on hats in the chamber. they also provided a riser for the five foot f

if it's the doug logan i knew i, think he's an excellent person to have that job. i trust any audit he gave. he will reveal the truth. >> that's the pool from which you plucked your auditor for the presidential election results in your state. especially if he is not certified or qualified to work in any election thing at all. he's just the guy who chats with the qanon guy a lot and gets a life action investigation from lin wood's basement. arizona republicans knew they had a credibility problem by having hired this firm, run by this guy. to uncounted the presidential election results from arizona for 2020. they knew they had a credibility problem within. so they decided, that even though he will be running the out audit overall, part of the way they would deal with his credibility issues is that they would tell everybody, publicly, that that guy would not be personally touching any ballots. instead, there would be a subcontractor. he would have another company come in called wake technology services. come in and actually do the hand counting a ballots. they were de

logan. again, remarkable testimony. thank you for the opportunity to testify. i am the codirector of applied research for [inaudible] a national nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting military and veteran families. we nationally recognized for our family lifestyle that covers a wide variety of topics that impact the military and veteran families. today i'm here to share with you with the previous surveys have revealed about partner violence. reported being hit, kicked, punched. however as mentioned the physical violence is not the only, but the most obvious. perhaps more [inaudible] reported they didn't feel safe in their current relationship. this is a potential warning signs of abuse. finally in our survey approximately 2% of those reported they had experienced violence in the past year. these are gathered by the department of defense in 2019 and this reported incidences of abuse at about 1.1%. this seems small but it's twice that of a population at a 0.42%. many factors endemic to

logan's concerns about this issue -- i can relate to mr. logan's concerns about this issue.ome are concerned that we will not reach herd immunity. we initially heard that it will be 70% and now i believe that they are talking about 85% because there are concerns about a variant developing that can eventually escape the vaccine. in terms of reopening, in favor of that argument, we know that vaccines are 90%-90 5% of active, at least the ones in the u.s.. we know from cdc studies that it appears that those who are vaccinated, it is about 90% effective in terms of preventing them from even carrying the virus and transmitting it to others. i see some arguments and the color's argument that most of us are protected, it is not 100%, but it is close and we can open up schools, people with strong immune systems can go about in their daily lives. the negative side of that is when people think about the health care cost, which is what disturbs me because every person who gets covid and requires hospitalization, we are talking about $10,000 -- $10,000 in terms of expenses and potential

lara logan is here host of "lara logan has no agenda" on fox nation. getting ready for a new season to talk about this. first off to you, steve, you have been saying this. how significant is it that dr. barrick says it could have happened from that lab? >> it's huge deal because he, as you said, is almost the inventor of this whole gain of function technique for enhancing the transmissibility of viruses in the lab. so, the theory goes, we can learn how to prevent the next pandemic. that's the theory. he's the person who first did this. he worked with shi zhengli who runs the institute for many years on these kinds of projects. other significant thing that we saw this week was dr. fauci. for the first time was questioned directly on his role in funding this research, which, as you know, we have been laying out. we first laid out the paper trail on all of this in january of this year there is a long and clear public record of projects to enhance the transmissibility of bat coronavirus in the wuhan lab commissioned by dr. fauci's niaid. he was asked for t

i'm kitty logan in london.re on this coming up, then the biden administration slaps sanctions on the country of belarus. why he says, or some say it is becoming known as the north korea of europe and the ceo of p. jeannie has only been on the job for five months, but with the drought and fire season. just around the corner. she has a lot of work to do at 10 35 her plan to repair is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ a little preparation will make you and your family safer in an emergency. a week's worth of food and water, radio, flashlight, batteries and first aid kit are a good start to learn more, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com today show close to 51% of those eligible are fully vaccinated. almost 13% of partially vaccinated. the 70 positivity rate has stayed steady at just under 1. well, s

i'm kitty logan in london. more on this story coming up and a sign of life, the record setting number of people that are traveling through the u. s airports this weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a public charging credit. see you volvo retailer for details. see you volvo retailer indoor bars can now open a 25% capacity and movie theaters, gyms and restaurants can welcome back even more people. large crowds are filling the streets this weekend. walking down from the over. we're looking out and it's like, wow, there's so many people and it's actually like, feels alive again. yellowed here is the next to last stage before fully reopening the los angeles county board of supervisors released a statement this week saying, quote this is another welcome sign. we're moving toward a safepe rather than fea. surpassed 4000 for the first time, the health care system in some areas there is buckling with conditions so bad some patients have had to share ventila

the pressure comes on logan and from logan than they have foreign advisors, like pakistani like apps, like people from was ricky from the evil people. they're here, they're giving them trainings day. they are giving them they're making the car bombs for them. the western world to a saying ok guys, we finish the job successfully. we can also be london, and now we are going and they are leaving behind. a war which fought for 20 years. all these people trained in our fear by making and lots of other things. they are leaving international communities living on a stand, to go into chaos. while the government says they keep conducting operations against what it calls terrorist groups near the lager border shopkeepers at the capital bazaar are trying to rebuild their shops. it will take them days to restore their businesses and money that no one will compensate them for you to let them know. security is deteriorating, day by day. we cannot run our businesses properly. but working fin, it's too difficult to have a shop here. i insist that we have a stable piece for our country, and that piece

professor logan, it's great to have you with us. how does this training work? training basically works by letting the dogs learn the smell of a disease. we've known for sometime that diseases have an odor and the training essentially, just the way that you would train a dog to sit and you can train a dog to learn a smell as well. so they associate a smell with a treat, like their favorite toy or a food treat as well, and they can do it remarkably well. >> so, you've identified what covid actually smells like? >> so, we know that covid has a very strong odor, and that was the first thing we set out to test and then we looked at whether dogs could be trained to detect it. and so, we know that there is a very strong odor associated with covid. we can't smell it, but the dogs can, because they have such an incredible sense of smell. >> again, this is early. this was a phase 1 trial which had some encouraging results. the dog showed a sensitivity rate of 82% to 94% in detecting covid, so how will now phase 2 of this research be different and how long might it take?

but it was all little brother logan, who is also a boxer, that stole the show.ake, i should say. jake got in mayweather's face. had words with him. then, he said got your hat and ran away like they were on the playground. i mean, that caused a huge scuffle. that carried all the way into the tunnel at hard rock stadium. and you know, laura, a lot of time these things are staged to try to get attention for fights. and, you know, it might have been staged there, that he was going to steal his hat. but i don't really care because now, i'm actually interested in that fight and i kind of want to see it after all that. >> see, the hype works. i was just about to see. that feels like -- that feels like a little bit of effort to get people interested in that fight. but whatever works andy, thank you, appreciate it. >> free flowers, free cash, free booze. what about a free car? new incentives for people to get vaccinated. day sale. ♪ ♪ and this is how mom shines. with 30% off everything. at zales. the diamond store. this is how you become the best! ♪“you're the best” by j

lara logan, thank you so much. no agenda with lara logan on fox nation. you will want to check out this next season. i know i will be watching. you are the best. thank you so much for breaking it down. >> thank you. >> pete: sort of depressing but good info. should chris cuomo be able to cut in line because is he better than you. and his brother, do you did you know he is the governor. not even kayleigh mcenany gets those kind of perks. she is here next. ♪ ♪ >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story. this couple loves camping adventures and their suv is always there with them. so when their windshield got a chip, they wanted it fixed fast. they drove to safelite autoglass for a guaranteed, same-day, in-shop repair. we repaired the chip before it could crack. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service you can trust, when you need it most. ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ you know it's silly six-foot five, three hundred pounds i ride motorcycles on the weekends.

. >> hunter foster, logan brander gassed and christina. >> the three musketeers, you know. they knew everything about her. >> logan and christina went from buddies, to high school sweethearts. >> moving day. >> from relationship continued throughout college. christina headed to green marketing in later moved in with logan. >> when they broke up in 2013, christina rebounded, right into the waiting arms of hunter foster. the third musketeer. >> almost as if like white, there were no other guys in the world? >> right. >> yeah. >> hunter has always been in love with christina, always. >> it was easy and comfortable for her to be with hunter since she knew him, and his family growing up. >> hunter was a skateboarder, and had pursue the modeling career in new york. successful at first, but it hadn't worked out. and he was backing down, without a job, but with plenty of free time. >> he was a great skater and a dog bike rider. and good-looking in her eyes. he lived life on the edge, and took chances. that was her excitement. >> by this summer of 2014 23 year old christina was livi

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john hawkes and logan lerman play estranged father and son frank and sean fogle, the latter of whoserving a stretch in prison. unhappily reunited with his dad upon release, sean reluctantly agrees to accompany frank to ireland, following a deathbed request from his mum, who was clearly a screenwriter in her spare time and knew how to spot an off—the—peg, last—wish road movie set—up. initially, things are touchy and hostile, but after meeting up with sarah bolger�*sjewel — yes, she really is called jewel — the frostiness seems to thaw and formulaic movie bonding ensues, albeit temporarily. you wanted clark kent for a father. had clark kent, wanted superman. there's little in end of sentence, that played at the edinburgh film festival way back in 2019, that seasoned moviegoers wonn�*t have seen before, although hawkes does a fine job of quietly portraying the loss and pathos of frank, a man whose son despises him for what he perceives as his weakness and frailty of character. # i kissed my love by the factory wall... # but while this largely sidesteps the blarney romance of wild mounta

charles logan and employee in a box factory was discovered dead by his wife carolyn logan mrs. logan gave the following statements. on tuesday night, november 2nd 1940 3 she was alone in the house when charles came home around midnight. he had been drinking and was in a quarrelsome mood. they had an argument, but she was finally able to persuade him to go upstairs to bed. she waited downstairs for him to go to sleep before. she also went to bed. after about half an hour, she heard him moving around and shortly thereafter heard a shot. she ran upstairs and found a situation as illustrated by the model. on may 23rd and 24th of 1865 two military processions in washington dc called the grand review of the armies drew thousands of spectators to pennsylvania avenue. president andrew johnson cabinet and government officials and general ulysses' s. grant watched from this reviewing stand in front of the white house. on may 23rd an estimated 80,000 soldiers of the army of the potomac

[inaudible] logan riley william nicholas hunter walden. joseph bradley weidman.ring and applauding] letting holston davis. [cheering and applauding] natalie and shire. [cheering and applauding] matthew james mcmillan. [cheering and applauding] laura kelly. [cheering and applauding] caleb anthony. [cheering and applauding] riley randolph stevens. [cheering and applauding] alex jeffrey ingalls. [cheering and applauding] marco collins. [cheering and applauding] thomas matthew molly. [cheering and applauding] [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] alexander sewall. [cheering and applauding] lillian grace baker. [cheering and applauding] ryan john chapman. [cheering and applauding] sophia dantonio. [cheering and applauding] philip hunter ross. [cheering and applauding] james edward anthony. [cheering and applauding] alana pauline. [cheering and applauding] samuel john the third. [cheering and applauding] avery junior. [cheering and applauding] nicholas eric riley. [cheering and applauding] robert edward schrader the fourth. [cheering and applauding] [inaudible] [cheeri

charles logan and employee in a box factory was discovered dead by his wife carolyn logan mrs. logan gave the following statements. on tuesday night, november 2nd 1940 3 she was alone in the house when charles came home around midnight. he had been drinking and was in a quarrelsome mood. they had an argument, but she was finally able to persuade him to go upstairs to bed. she waited downstairs for him to go to sleep before. she also went to bed. after about half an hour, she heard him moving around and shortly thereafter heard a shot. she ran upstairs and found a situation as illustrated by the model.

lara logan everyone go watch her fox nation specials.going really see some stuff that no one else has been able to uncover thank you very much for digging into that lara we appreciate it. >> thank you jesse. jesse: is liberalism a mental disorder? a psychiatrist next who analyzed that condition. the first person to survive alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen by funding scientific breakthroughs, advancing public policy, and providing local support to those living with the disease and their caregivers. but we won't get there without you. join the fight with the alzheimer's association. welcome, today's discussion will be around sliced meat. moms want healthy... and affordable. land o' frost premium!!! no added hormones either. it's the only protein i've really melted with. land o' frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homewor

it's larry and logan's job to make it as easy as possible on them.working, although sometimes that means being a lap dog. >> larry is always looking for me in the house, always has to have eyes on me, especially being out in public. because of my condition with ptsd, i lock myself inside the house a lot. >> the isolation is 110% real, and the fact that richard and i are sitting here telling you our experiences -- >> yeah. >> -- is due to these creatures right here. >> i don't have a history of service in my family. you know, only less than 1% of americans serve in the military, so i understand there's a real misunderstanding about what it is to be a veteran and how our military treats veterans. >> i don't care what alignment you have. the people who are in charge are not doing it right. >> i was medically retired the end of may, and so i'm still, to this day, feeling lost. i felt like i didn't have the support when i really needed it. i think i may have acquired the majority of my ptsd when i was boots on ground in iraq, and there was a lot that happ

. >> this is logan. >> and who is this?lerginic dog. >> so are you on all the allergy medicines possible? >> i sure am. these navy veterans transitioned out of the military in the last year. they're still in the process of figuring out the civilian world. it is larry and logan's job to make it as easy as possible on them. service dogs brought them over. these dogs are working. sometimes that means being a lap dog. >> larry is always looking for me in the house. always has to have eyes on me, especially being in public. because of my condition with ptsd, i lock myself inside the house a lot. >> the isolation is 110% real. and the fact that richard and i are sitting here telling you our experiences is due to these creatures right here. >> i don't have a history of service in my family. only less than 1% of americans serve in the military. so i understand there is a real misunderstanding of what it is to be a veteran and how our military treats veterans. >> i don't care what alignment you have. the people who are in charge are

lara logan everyone go watch her fox nation specials.uff that no one else has been able to uncover thank you very much for digging into that lara we appreciate it. >> thank you jesse. jesse: is liberalism a mental disorder? a psychiatrist next who analyzed that condition. nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette i grew up in a cult, and it was a very famous cult called children of god that gave me a superpower. it gave me the ability to see the control and the propaganda machine you might be in a cult too if you don't know the signs, and i do believe democrats must especially are in a deep cult that they really don't -- know about, and aren't really aware of. >> actress rose might be on to something. it turns out white liberals are way more likely to have mental health problems. the pugh research study resurfaced on social media leaving many to ask why th

. >> so you can take the richard prior bit about going to see logans run and there is no black peopleyou suppose happened to all the people? >> we're getting off the idea, the idea that technology has no bias in it. >> robots can be racist. it is because they perpetuate the decisions of our society. and, so, the developers need to look like the world. so my lab group is very diverse. >> so when you tell your friends and family what you do for a living, what are the reactions you get. >> they're like, oh, my gosh. how do you do that? this is fun. we're asking questions people haven't thought about before. >> it is the exact reason you need people of different races and backgrounds to work on the future. representation is so damn important. >> if there is robots policing people, it becomes super key who has programmed those robots. >> artificial intelligence is now used for things like predictive policing. it's already out there. >> predictive policing. collected from a long racist history, like the fact that black folks are twice as likely to be arrested as black folks and you get a ra

they hired the cyber anninjas wh doug logan and then they had other pro-trump people raising money to going to cost millions. you got private people paying for this thing. they did not want to tell us how they were doing this. the democratic party took them to court and the judge ordered them to release the information about just what are your processes and how are you doing this? at the beginning of the week, thigh find under court order, they released the process of what they are doing. because of their ongoing efforts to be transparent, we'll release the information. no, you release the information because the judge ordered you to. finally reporters were allowed in four days of black out after our media attorneys negotiated with them to at least get a pool reporter in there. the audit people told us there was not space for the reporters. this was a 15,000 arenas. eventually we got in. as soon as we got in, one of our reporters took a picture of one of those non-partisan ballot counters was photographed on the steps of the nation capitol on january 6th, cited the insurrection, he cl

floyd mayweather and logan paul.laughter] you have to wait until then to see the real big heavyweights duke it out. neil duda is headed into the ring for a head-to-head debate on whether the economic cycle has peaked. you don't want to miss that. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: today, we are focused on the economic recovery and the data coming out and how it's been affecting markets. we saw a huge surge in march, u.s. job openings to a record high. joe: can we pay attention to the jolts data? the labor turnover survey coming out for march, not even this most recent one, but it showed there is a 2 million vacancy gap, the largest on record. when we have these discussions about inflation and tight labor supply, constricting the availability of labor for restaurants, one of the points arguing that there are some supply constraints in this economy. caroline: not to mention the nfib small business survey. what they said, 44% of firms can fill open roles. there is so much friction in the market. you want to talk inflation. j

skies cleared and then matt wisler was called to clean up logan webb's mess.ey scored all of their six runs in the fourth inning and won the game?-five. really getting a feel of colorado sports, and assist for eric carlson, and then 3-2 is the final. i have in my hand, wednesday night, top five. number three prospect, elliott ramos hit his first of the season. how long until this guy is in? eterson thought he walked the cubs eventually beat the dodgers. charles barkley is a golf swing has been a joke for years. not anymore, he's been working on his game. he claims to have a single digit handicap, fat chance. the entire line starts after the opening face-off. check out the penalty box, packed with players. 141 total penalty minutes in the game. and history for the orioles it. her, john means, has done no hitter since jim palmer in 1969. and the only guy he got on base, it came as a wild pitch, no perfect games in baseball since 2012. guys, back to you. >>> tonight we are hearing some heartwarming stories, bay area families reuniting after the pandemic or >>> so

griff: kitty logan in london thank you.'s day. and all of the mothers out there watching. molly: absolutely happy mother's day to everyone it was wonderful being with you today. griff, and looking forward to a lovely weekend as well. that does it for us the big saturday show is coming up next. so with your home & auto bundle, you'll save money and get round-the-clock protection. -sounds great. -sure does. shouldn't something, you know, wacky be happening right now? we thought people could use a break. we've all been through a lot this year. -that makes sense. -yeah. so... ♪♪ now's not a good time 3/5ths of nsync. are you sure? you have us booked all day. -read the room, guys. -yeah. right? hooh. that spin class was brutal. well you can try using the buick's massaging seat. oohh yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. pick something we all like. ok. hold on. what's your buick's wi-fi password? “buickenvision2021.” oh, you should pick something stronger. that's really predictable.

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back to you arthel. >> kitty logan thank you very much live there in london.updating its guidance for summer camp saying, quote, for camps where everyone is fully vaccinated the start of camp it is safe to return to full capacity without masking and without physical distancing. but here's the tricky part only about 1.8 million children tweenl the ages of 12 and 17 have been fully vaccinated. that means majority of kids traveling this weekend have not gotten their shots. here to discuss those -- and infectious disease expert at john hopkins university thank you for being with us today doctor. the other issue, of course, is that children under 12 are not the eligible for the job yet it seems to me with children having job and el jibl those will be in mask come summer camp is this a good policy? >> it gengdz on what activity is you're talking about. and those occur outdoors wn that outdoor transmission even in unhaven'ted is extremely rare and it is going to be even extremely more rare when you're talking about young children who are not really major spreaders of