this is madonna. >> if you saw madonna then, she looked just like the girls who hung out at the cluba couple weeks into the new year. what do you hope will happen not only in 1984 but for the rest of your professional life? what are your dreams? what's left? >> to rule the world. ♪ star light star bright ♪ ♪ first star i see tonight ♪ ♪ star light ♪ ♪ star bright ♪ ♪ make everything all right ♪ >> all of a sudden there was girls around that had the gloves with the fingers cut out of it and the hair wrapped up in the net and wearing the short skirts. there was like hundreds of thousands of jewish girls around the country wearing crucifixes because of madonna. >> what do you like about her? >> i like the way she thinks about -- she acts like with a different attitude that no one else has. >> she dresses how she wants, acts like she wants, sings like she wants. she does what she wants. >> i think her appeal is that she is feminine, she is herself, she is sexual. but she's strong! she's an individual woman. >> madonna understood the mtv phenomenon. she understood the vibe and the look an

i mean, madonna, as you said, has been highly successful. its stock right now is over $400.00 a share. having surged over the last year from just you know, may, i don't know where it was, but it was in the single digit. it's market cap is about $160000000000.00. you have a huge firm based on this, and i think people forget that there is a public interest element built into embedded into modern success. has there been any reaction? have any legislators as the white house jump on your idea to say, hey, this is what we need to do for the rest of the world. and we, american taxpayers, by the way, are vulnerable. if people around the world have continued to suffer from this pandemic, it will come back in new variance in new forms to get us as well as anyone jump on your proposal. well, your point is really essential that this isn't just about doing the right thing and saving millions of lives. it's also about protecting ourselves. because as long as there is uncontrollable spread anywhere in the world variance even more dangerous than delta could

that's why there's only one place to be tonight. >> it was pretty significant because madonna's firstce at the ceremony was in 1980 for singing "like a virgin" in a wedding dress. >> i mean who can forget that iconic performance. as for last night's winners, lil nas x took home the biggest honor video of the year, olivia rodrigo won best new artist and the foo fighters were honored with a global icon award. when it comes to fasion the biggest doja cat dressed like this. >>> and next larry david was caught on camera curbing any enthusiasm he may have had for some pretty, pretty loud music. >> so the 74-year-old comedian was spotted in the front row seat at fashion week covering his ears as the music blared and paying no attention to the models just inches away. >>> next a woman's close encounter with an alligator in florida. >> she was on a paddleboard in a state park when the gator approached. she said it wouldn't leave her alone and even tried to bite her or bite her board. >> oh, my god. i had to push him away with my paddle. >> after that she paddled away fast and she says the gato

madonna opened the mtv video music awards just like she did in 1984. >> music awards. >> all right, madonna. lil nas x won three including video of the year. olivia roderigo won song of the year for driver's license and justin bieber returned as a performer for the first time since 2015. he also won artist of the year. 2021 marks mtv's 40th anniversary. ok, madonna. reggie: showstopper. mike: big surprise, huh? reggie: can we go back for a second to shang chi. by the way, the alamo draft house is back up for the first time since the pandemic started, so that is really exciting. highly recommend you see it there. it was a great experience. i am not really one for action movies but i have zero experience seeing marvel films including the one that mike and i are in. however, i loved shang chi. akwwafina is a national treasure. i found it spectacular. >> alamo, that as a whole experience. reggie: the delivery, the drinks are coming in. >> a beautiful venue. reggie: and they are also doing staggered seating. so i appreciate that as well. you definitely have more room than you have ever had. >> i

let's say you have done something with madonna in the 1980's. >> it would have been over. and probably madonna as well. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ small decisions make a world of difference. ikea. dan: distance learning has left many students trying to catch up and one company is helping eliminate the economic gap when it comes to private tutoring. some bay area schools have tapped into the resource that is free for students. melanie woodrow has the story. melanie: as students return to the classroom, many are finding the need extra help after months of distance learning. a former teacher created a remote tutoring company pre-pandemic called paper. >> the product that we offer allows students to get access 24/7 to a live tutor who can help them with any of the homework they are working on. we do that by partnering directly with the district. melanie: it is entirely free for students and their families. school districts foot the bill. he says the company has had a surge of new clients since most districts have provided devices and hotspots for stu

and probably madonna as well. dan: distance learning has left many students trying to catch up and one company is helping eliminate the economic gap when it comes to private tutoring. some bay area schools have tapped into the resource that is free for students. melanie woodrow has the story. melanie: as students return to the classroom, many are finding the need extra help after months of distance learning. a former teacher created a remote tutoring company pre-pandemic called paper. >> the product that we offer allows students to get access 24/7 to a live tutor who can help them with any of the homework they are working on. we do that by partnering directly with the district. melanie: it is entirely free for students and their families. school districts foot the bill. he says the company has had a surge of new clients since most districts have provided devices and hotspots for students. >> ultimately, that allowed them to make decisions that integrated technology into the curriculum and school district in ways t

it says that fire as a bio and tech madonna, astrazeneca johnson and johnson, as well as novak's, have deprived poor nations of the equal right to doses by prioritizing wealthy nations. the right group is demanding 2000000000 jobs be delivered to the developing world. before the end of december. and the season set announced the firms for refusing to share the vaccine technology or wave. peyton writes. the group says the drug makers, a feeling an unprecedented human rights crisis and backed by the world health organization. it's launching a campaign to hold governments and companies to account amnesty. the report comes as world leaders had a basing vaccine equality. that's the 76 that you and general assembly's 76 session . will us president joe bible is expected to pledge vaccinating 70 percent of the world's population by next september zambia is president stressed the need for vaccine equity ahead of a virtual summit hosts by biting at the u. n. g a. despite placing the fin program high on the list, the mitigation measures zombie has only managed to vaccinate me 3 percent of its popu

and madonna hasn't delivered a single vaccine dose to those nations, or india and south africa pushed for the lifting of covey. 19 vaccine, intellectual property rights. the initiative at the world trade center received the support of many nations, including the u. s. the proposal faces resistance from pharmaceutical companies, many say that peyton's and not the main obstacle to scaling up production. the. let's bring in our guests for today's discussion on the i, the wife is an, a marriott. she's the health policy manager of oxfam and policy lead for the people's vaccine alliance. in bengal, lulu for santa sallie graham is project coordinator, equitable access to essential health technologies in the context of coven 19 project. and from oxford were joined by alberto job lini, who is a senior research fellow of oxford, you hero center for practical ethics. and he's the author of the ethics of vaccination. welcome to the program. all of you, i'll better, let's start with you. is amnesty, right? all the big 6 vaccine manufacturers feeling an unprecedented human rights crisis. they faili

it's going to be fun [ cheers and applause we love madonna. talking earlier and you said that you don't find math interesting. >> steve: no, not at all >> jimmy: you find math boring >> steve: boring boring >> jimmy: yes. well, i wanted to help you out >> steve: thank you. >> jimmy: so what i've done is i've updated math to make the equations be about stuff that we all can relate to >> steve: oh >> jimmy: yeah, it's time for "popular mathematics." here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ popular mathematics mathematics ♪ >> steve: i love it. >> jimmy: that actually -- i still say that is our best - >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: song >> tariq: it's up there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think -- yeah. ♪ ♪ popular mathematics mathematics ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: so good. it's a different level anyways, we're doing "popular mathematics. >> steve: thank god. >> jimmy: yeah so, let me -- take a look at this first equation here if you take rotating furniture, plus rotating host, it equals "the voice." >> steve: oh >> jimmy: you understand [ laughter and

and then you've got the m r n a vaccines, pfizer and madonna. these vaccines are highly effective, it's now pretty clear that 2 doses may not be sufficient. so we may need a 3 doe series. there are other vaccines that are given doses at 01 in 6 months. we'll see, we're still learning more about that. but there's not nearly enough, we are billions and billions of doses short. so in the u. s. says we're going to give a half a 1000000 doses. that sounds great until you realize 2 things. first, we need about 10 times that much. second, we need it now. not a year from now. so i think there is a route forward here. i wrote about this back in the very 1st days of march. there is a way to go to madonna, which the us taxpayer is paid for the development of the n i. e created the intellectual property and say you're doing a great job, but you're a small company. let's transfer that technology to vaccine production hubs in the us. and multiple parts of the world must make billions of doses bad. and let's compensate you. you can get royalties for the vaccin

jillian: madonna saluting mtv's origin as the music network turns 40.erformed at the first vmas in 1984. just continue bieber also -- justin bieber also making a return to the stage. jillian: he won artist of the world, he had seven nominations, the most of any artist. another big winner, lil nazx. olivia rodrigo making best new artist. >> ♪ if you ever cared to ask. ♪ good for you. jillian: doja cat serving as the show's host. todd, i think i live under a rock, i had no idea this was happening. todd: lucky for you and the show, i had a choice between wearing what i'm wearing today and madonna's outfit, i chose this. jillian: you're welcome, america. todd: 23 minutes after the hour. caught red handed disrespecting the red, white and blue, a viral video appears to show a student destroying a 9/11 memorial on campus. we'll talk to the young man that confronted him, next. look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to t

. >> got kids, a house payment, and these people are more like you are than madonna is. ♪ >> women in i remember when shania twain came out, i was just obsessed with her. i thought it was because i was really attracted to her. but come to find out, i just wanted to be her best friend. ♪ best thing about being a woman is the prerogative to have a little fun yeah ♪ ♪ oh oh oh ♪ >> in all fields in our society now women i wouldn't say dominating, i think that they're just rising to their true place. ♪ i feel like a woman ♪ [ cheers ] >> as things wore on, it became a great decade to be a girl. ♪ >> after years of singing backup for such stars as michael jackson and rod stewart, she exploded on to the music scene in 1993 with her album "tuesday night music club." a ♪ all i wanna do is have some fun i got a feeling i'm not the only one ♪ >> radio has been so long in coming, playing female artists. so it's definitely a different sort of environment and attitude. female artists like sheryl crow or liz phair, even though they had success they were routinely marginalized within every aspect of

remains a mystery. midmoor not me for me to come out of the and saw that too much but the one on madonna telling me that brothers didn't seem to downhearted over their financial loss. that does remain the distinct possibility that the family still own several more fields just like this one. and the authorities know nothing about them. well, the going, the leader of the ship very district is a rare visitor to this village. he never walks anywhere without arms security guards. and his conversation with the farmers resembles a chat between a school teacher and a few of his cheeky pupils. this is what local authorities call a proactive talk. a little it was or was it was not, i don't know what it was running for, you know, does he got a lot while the police evaluated just how much puppy laid, wiped out. we decided to film a few more minutes of footage before we left. but are filming was slightly interrupted. well, some of the funny thing to let you know be to do with i to the, to do with them all the way i see that unless you see if i, if it was, there's a muslim. but i didn't think i'm not

but the one on madonna, back to me, the brothers didn't seem to downhearted over their financial loss. does there remain the distinct possibility that the family still own several more fields just like this one and that the authorities know nothing about them? well, the going, the leader edition about a district is a rare visitor to this village. he never walks anywhere without arms security guards. and his conversation with the farmers resembles a chat between a school teacher and a few of his cheeky pupils. this is what local authorities call a proactive talk was or not, i don't know what it was, you know, does he got the yard while the police evaluated just how much puppy laid wiped out. we decided to film a few more minutes of footage before we left, but are filming was slightly interrupted. well, some of the funny, so to let you know to do them together with i feel that the to do with them all the way to the promotional and see if i, if it was there's the most. i don't see that i didn't think i'm not going to it. so that's not but it is key preview of what kind of you know what t

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madonna made a surprise appearance dressed in a black leather outfit to open the show, brinv' 40th anniversary early mtv star, cyndi lauper, spoke about women's rights. >> girls still want to have fun. [ cheers ] but we also want to have funds -- equal pay, control over our pestic bodies! you know, fundamental rights. >> the rock band foo fighters won the first global icon award recognizing their 25 years in the music business. and rapper lil nas x took home the night's biggest honor -- video of the year -- for his song, "call me by your name." mtv is a part of our parent company, viacomcbs. >>> and coming up on "cb mornings," in our series "ideas that matter," we'll speak with molly wright, one of the youngest people ever to give a ted talk. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." find your rhythm. your happy place. find your breaking point. then break it. every emergen-c gives you a potent blend of nutrients so you can emerge your best with emergen-c. my plaque psoriasis... ...the itching ...the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis, made

. >> my favorite was madonna, actually. >> it's the fashion that caught our eye. we've got britney spilling her secrets. >> clueless a little bit. >> duchess kate stuns no matter what she wears. how has her look evolved? >> what are you wearing tonight? >> valentino. >> j-lo wore it then, look who's wearing it now. the '90s bare midriff makes a

is that just accounting for the difference of pfizer and for madonna it is four weeks, or are they just waiting for more >>? >> the complication is, if you look at what happened on friday, the fda is not into the idea of boosting it. the problem is we don't actually have anything. the fda is only allowed, we are only allowed to do what is on the e.u. way. we cannot prescribed moderna unless it is approved. it would be illegal to write a prescription for moderna boosters right now. everything is very confused with their messaging. everyone has to get all aligned. i think we'll have a clear message from the biden administration. kristen: usually doesn't the administration take what the cdc and fda says and go, we will go with that? >> the problem is that that -- that dissent is being played out on the newspaper stage and the media and in the fda sees in a different way than the cdc. it is very confusing, and the white house task force is going to come out and be more clear and put us together. kristen: i hope so. let's assume what dr. fauci indicated today goes. is he suggesting no mixing

we were contra costa college last week and will be a most madonna's next week. county clerk recorder and registrar of voters. debbie cooper joined the outreach team in the trailer at the college parking lot. >> she says voter turnout may not reach 85% like it did in the november election. but cooper says it will likely exceed 60% were very pleased with the turnout so far. it's already about 35%. >> which means more ballots are making to our office in time to be included on that election night count 780,000 residents who registered to vote before august 3rd have been mailed mail in ballots. in addition to the post office, you can leave your ballot in one of 36 secured ballot drop-off boxes throughout the county and on friday, a regional voting centers will be open for in-person voting. it really gives everyone an opportunity to vote in this election, which is super important. we have a responsibility as. >> citizens of this nation to go in and actually. you know, speaker voice because we have that privilege. not a lot of people in other places have that privilege

and biotech kept deliver 9 times more vaccines to sweeten than to all low income countries combines madonna has not yet delivered a single vaccine dose to a low income country. will mark von rando as a professor at the university of live and then the bigger institute for medical research, he says, common ground is needed to help her nations in their fights against the pandemic. first of all, we have to we have to agree that this is the biggest fractionation program ever in the history of mankind. $6000000000.00, those have been administered already and in a time spent less than a year already. 44 percent of the population had received one vaccine, but the differences between the continence or wrong and between i, income and low income countries, are extremely important. i think the, the high income countries have lobbies extremely diligently to, we're to say slightly with the vaccine companies to, to just, well, basically, so the 1st benches of faxing, the 1st billions of batches to them they will more than they can ever administer. so there is a big disparity there and a common responsibil

street dance that propelled him into tours, dancing tours, with such luminaries as george michael and madonnaur saw a picture of michael williams and that very distinctive scar down one cheek. it was something that he got after intervening in a fight outside a bar when he was 25 years old. and tupac shakur argued successfully for michael williams to be given the part tupac�*s brother in the film, bullet. he went on to make guest appearances in boston legal, the sopranos and other shows before landing that role that was to define him, of course, as omar little, in the wire. it is perhaps the most memorable role in a series that has been called one of the best in television history. so good that then senator barack obama called the wire his favourite tv show and omar little the favourite character in it. so his death at 54 much mourned in hollywood today. one of the biggest stars of french cinema, jean—paul belmondo, has died at the age of 88. he began his acting career in the theatre but became a key figure in french new wave cinema, making him a household name in france. mark lobel looks back

you case medicines and health care products, regulatory agency us off to the board and we met the madonna and find the jobs children age 12 and 18 to demonstrate has are against under 6 teams getting jobs. at least 4 offices were injured and the number of arrests were made. we discussed, the issue was former westland p. bill etheridge, if it were a matter of incompetence, it would be not forgivable, because they're supposed to be going in the country, but it might be perhaps understandable. it's not a matter of incompetence in my view. it's a matter of the states seizing powers that should belong to individuals and families. that since the whole covered situation began, we've been conditioned to accept locked downs. we've been conditioned to accept that if you wish to maintain a degree of personal freedom, you're somehow selfish. so many things that they're forcing non painful through fear, a flu, propaganda, and fear and stuff of people talk to have a look at the reality of the situation and make their own decision not be forced to come to anything. not is all going to send for the hour.

or i think so in, in the next several weeks, i expect, we will have more data from madonna. it's likely to be quite similar because to vaccines are quite similar. i imagine there are other programs going on in europe. astrazeneca vaccine is not used in the states, and i don't think it's being tested here in children, but i imagine it will be done in europe and, and in britain are double appreciate that john moore, professor, microbiology and immunology greece has started moving asylum seekers to the 1st of several new e u funded camps on its islands rights group say the new ones are in remote areas with strict controls that limit access. jones roughly shows us around the sites of a new camp on some of here you have a hard show. can tell you that sort of a mobile housing unit. there is a locking from door, which means people sleep securely at night. if you step inside, there is a kitchen here with a small fridge, a 2 top stove, and the sink, the thinking being the because asylum seekers are given roughly 500 years per family of 4 during the period when the asylum cases being

what was called ego madonna, who died last november hanging in the soldier and one of its most acclaimed dances. 87 year old maria navy's reminded you'll never forget his ruth. yeah, that's reflected in the technique of traditional salon tango when i was seeing. and yes, and barbara ah, must always say that when is that the korea growth stage tango category, look to the future. the people of our age need to be contemporary and reflect what's happening today. tango has to keep evolving just like everything else. depends, may have muffled the music but the 2 by 4 beat of the tango goes on. bringing the heart of what osiris alive again. i wonder l 0. what osiris? ah, so this is out there. these are the top stories and 1000. the people are protesting against each unit in president, in the capital. supporters of i said are also on the street unit. when say, he announced he would rule by decree and ignore the militia as more and did what we're seeing here is that rather than supports increasing for the president who initially did have widespread a kind of a waste proposed to response when he m

of course, many americans got the madonna and johnson and johnson vaccines. my message for you is this. you still have a high degree of protection. are doctors and scientists are working day and night and lies the data from those 2 organizations on whether and when you need a booster shot. and we'll provide updates for you as the process moves ahead. again, the bottom line is if you're fully vaccinated, you're highly protected from severe illness. even if you get over 19. in fact, recent that indicates there's only one confirm positive case per $5000.00 fully vaccinated americans per day. you're as safe as possible. you're in good shape and we're doing everything we can to keep it that way, which is where the booster comes in. so let me be clear. yes, we made incredible progress in vaccinating americans with over 182000000 people being fully vaccinated. as of today, but this is a panoramic of the unvaccinated and as caused by the fact that despite americans having an unprecedented and successful vaccination program, despite the fact that for almost 5 months f

there is a way to go to madonna, which the us taxpayer is paid for the development of the n i. e created the intellectual property and say you're doing a great job, but you're a small company. let's transfer that technology to vaccine production hubs in the us. and multiple parts of the world must make billions of doses bad. and let's compensate you. you can get royalties for the vaccines that you wouldn't have sold any way. you can be indemnified if something goes wrong with some of the vaccines that are made under your license and with that agreement. and you can actually gain from any of the tweaks that other companies and hobbes make in the manufacturing process that can be your intellectual property. we want to steal anything from you, but we just can't let the world be held hostage to 2 companies that are really holding the key to our most likely way to get past this pandemic. i mean, my journey, as you said, has been highly successful. its stock right now is over $400.00 a share. having surged over the last year from just, you know, may, i don't know where it was, but it

and so all low income countries combined madonna has not yet delivered a single vaccine dose to a low income country. well, let's stay with this. we can speak no to marks on runs. he's a professor at the university of lloyd's, and the rica institute for medical research joins is not from brussels actually being with us on the program that i'm the stay report, which is it's quite clear. this is the vaccine makers fault. that's so few people are vaccinated worldwide. would you agree with that assessment? i think it's a common responsibility. first of all, we have to have to agree that this is the biggest vaccination program ever in the history of mankind. $6000000000.00, those that have been administered already and in a time spent less than a year already. 44 percent of the population had received one vaccine. but the differences between the continents are between high income and low income countries are extremely important. if this is what's behind those differences, is this because vaccine makers are focused on profits or is this something else to it? i think the, the high income cou

tied to storm of be case medicine and health care products regulatory agency off the body green that madonna finds the jobs for children, age 1217. to demonstrate is our against on the 6th to getting a job, at least 4 offices were injured on a number of arrests were made. we discussed the issue before my west mittens and the p. fill etheridge. my incompetence would be no forgivable because they're supposed to be going in the country, but it might be perhaps understandable. it's not a matter of incompetence. in my view, it's a matter of the states seizing powers that should belong to individuals and families. that since the whole situation began with been condition to accept locked downs, we've been conditioned to accept that if you wish to maintain a degree of personal freedom, you're somehow selfish so many things that they're forcing on people through fear, through propaganda and see it. and it's tough for people to have a look at the reality of the situation and make their own decision not be forced to come to anything a rock for this holiday to keep me company. and we hope to see you get

for street dance that propelled him into dancing tours, with such luminaries as george michael and madonnach he got after intervening in a fight outside a bar when he was 25 years old, and argued successfully for michael williams to be given the part of tupac�*s brother in the film, bullet, then appeared as a guest in boston legal and the sopranos then landed the defining role of omar lytle, in the wire, perhaps the most memorable role in a series that has been called one of the best in television history, so good that then senator barack obama called the wire his favourite tv show, and omar lytle, the favourite character in it, so his death at 5a, much mourned, in hollywood today. a three—year—old boy who went missing in the australian bush four days ago has been found alive. anthony �*aj' elfalak was discovered after police helicopter pilots spotted him in amongst trees in a deep gully in new south wales. a] was found drinking water from a creek around half a kilometre from his home. his father said his son had some ant bites and scrapes to his legs, but was in reasonably good shape, and

street dance that propelled him into tours, dancing tours, with such luminaries as george michael and madonnawn one cheek. it was something that he got after intervening in a fight outside a bar when he was 25 years old. and tupac shakur argued successfully for michael williams to be given the part tupac�*s brother in the film, bullet. he went on to make guest appearances in boston legal, the sopranos and other shows before landing that role that was to define him, of course, as omar little, in the wire. it was perhaps the most memorable role in a series that has been called one of the best in television history. so good that then senator barack obama called the wire his favourite tv show and omar little the favourite character in it. so his death at 5a much mourned in hollywood today. absolutely. david willis there. one of the biggest stars of french cinema, jean—paul belmondo, has died at the age of 88. he began his acting career in the theatre — but became a key figure in french new wave cinema, making him a household name in france. mark lobel looks back at his life. he mastered playing t

we met the madonna finds a job for children, age 12 to 17. the demonstrators are against under 16 at least, who often for injured and the number of arrest me. we discussed issue was to my west mittens. i mean. 6 if it were, my incompetence would be not forgivable, because they're supposed to be governing the country, but it might be perhaps understandable. it's not a matter of incompetence. in my view, it's a matter of the states seizing powers that should belong to individuals and families. that since the whole covered situation began with been condition to accept locked downs, we've been conditioned to accept that if you wish to maintain a degree of personal freedom, you'll somehow selfish so many things that they're forcing non painful through fear . it's through propaganda and fear, and it's tough for people to have a look at the reality of the situation and make their own decision not before to come to anything. well, those are just some of the stories that way keeping an eye on. but of course, if you are more occupied. com is a pe few.

as far as some of the individual stories, keep an eye on madonna.pany did release results from the study of using its vaccine as a third dose booster shot and will seek approval from the u.s. and europe. another story, this is baxter that makes ivs and infusion projects. they are going to buy hill. baxter approached this company. shares up about 3%. the price is 156 on the yield. there is a lot going on in the software space, getting earnings from a lot of different companies. viva systems down 7%. they beat most of the metrics. investors were looking for something stronger. the guidance came in on the nose, but not necessarily enough. okta came out with earnings. they beat every metric. cheers weaker, down 1.6%. the cofounder and ceo will be on the program. we will get a chance to get an idea of what investors are looking for. tom: the year in the p.m. -- the european central bank, jackson hole that, terry, what do you look for from christine lagarde? >> in some sense, the inflation situation has gotten worse. we saw the ppi price index rise. she h

well no, but jane pfizer. pfizer feels like griffin door. madonna feels very much like awful fluff for a job in jobs and so slither and yeah, good luck with that one here to quarter. there's just there's, there's a darkness around that that i prefer. i prefer touch asters indicate that random raven call. there you go. there they go. books now you've got the lay of the land as you choose your choose. julio has a podcast ever after which little white and the bod cashed based on a television job streaming service topic you can find. and 1st episode aired on august 26. alright. you know, every. busy everybody says everybody has, i guess. yeah, but it's like very scientific used to tell me he had a theory of comedic constancy. and as he said, the number of stand up comedians proliferates by a power of 10 every year. but the number of truly adept ones remains constant at 37 and everybody does have a pod, but not all of them work and some are quite painful. what got you into it? give me the, let me the thought process and what, what's the template? i think will part of the thought process fro

you know, the title likes to be honest. madonna seems to be number one and then we have 5 or the are and i have seen are really for me, xtreme the well. and then we have what i call the no viral vaccine, astrazeneca johnson and johnson. so there are less affected and the are okay. i'm in the beginning, 6070 percent protection. what's really great is going to be in ologist is we may have come up with a technology for any of the these using our and hey, as a technology. and as we speak, alex is a try an h i v with an on scene. so in other words, they manage to devise a technology against a very powerful vaccine and not seeing technology can never use, but other infectious disease are still remaining. he's problem malaria on the live tv, is that a big problem? some of the boxes are definitely problem. i law, i, we got the same level of statistics across the level of the how does the, the russian vaccine, the getting on, how's the chinese vaccines heavily performing world white, they're similar to rosters and not a fashion if you like, almost technologies. so it looks as though the old f

cdc will approve the vaccinations approved by the world health organisations that includes pfizer, madonnamay be some others that are still being reviewed. and even if you are double vaccinated or fully vaccinated you will still have to take a covid test and be negative and that test must be taken within three days of your flight departure for the united states. , ., , flight departure for the united states. , , ., states. given those sorts of conditions _ states. given those sorts of conditions i _ states. given those sorts of conditions i noticed - states. given those sorts of conditions i noticed for- states. given those sorts of| conditions i noticed for some of the airlines their share price improved over the course of the day. what are you expecting now? a big rush? mat expecting now? a big rush? not a big rash- _ expecting now? a big rush? iirrt a big rash. along withjust the hurdles that are involved there may be costs for these covid test and i understand in the uk those tests can be very expensive. perhaps adding 90 or so pounds per person to the cost of the trip. there will be,

number one shop and i made and then many to shop different boxing, you know, the title likes to be madonna. seems to be number one and then we have pfizer, the are and i have seen are really performing extremely well, and then we have what i call the no viral vaccine, astrazeneca johnson and johnson. so there are less affected than the, okay, i'm in the beginning, 6070 percent protection. but what's really great is going to be an ologist is we may have come up with a technology for any to the impact of these using our m hey. of the technology and as we speak, alex is a try an h i v with an artifact seen. so in other words, they manage to devise a technology against a very powerful vaccine and that same technology can never use. but other infectious diseases still remain. he's problem malaria on the tv. is that a big problem? some of the axes are definitely i law i, we got the same level of statistics across the world and how does the, the russian vaccine the getting on the host, the chinese vaccines heavily performing worldwide. they're similar to astrazeneca, not all the fashion if you li

for some context, madonna is 63 years old. that's how old bea arthur was.ne ella fitzgerald showing up missing the back of her outfit. >> laura: they all look like they are enjoying it. i didn't see one bit of it. i prefer from the palmolive commercials. i'm really dating myself now. >> laura: this woman has seen more shots than walgreens, really coming out all over. >> laura: somewhere, the village people are missing. caught on camera throwing 3,000 u.s. flags in a garbage bag on september 11th. he's going to tell us what happened, stay there. >> laura: last week, washington university college republicans played 2,977 flags on campus, one for each live lost on 9/11 and on the 20th anniversary of the attacks, student was caught on camera after he was seen throwing them in a garbage bag. >> what's up? who are you? okay. >> laura: nice man bun. in joining me now, confronted the student in the video, also a member of the washington university college republicans. this is essentially destruction of property, probably a violation of state code to throw away the

officials are asking the biden federal health officials are asking the biden ministration to do with madonnanson & johnson, what's going on here? >> people have a right to be confused. eight months after the first dose first recommending booster forever americans and men's they said about five months and then they suggested six months and now you're probably only going to make the recommendation for some segment of the population and start with just pfizer some people have a right to be conferred confused and many of us for a long time, let's hold off on the booster conversation from distracting from our main message, we need not immune adults who've never been fascinated to go out and get the vaccines. those people are the ones who comprise 1500 americans die each day and they are adults and need vaccinated for the general public, we got new data this week on wednesday from israel that shows that even those over 60 who got a booster dose got protection against severe illness and that was a significant finding. alicia: that is very encouraging. i do wonder since there is this campaign, a bro

madonna opened the show, just like she did for the first vma's back in 1984.st new artist and a song of the year for "driver's license." btts won group of the year. chris: we are tracking limited fog along the coastline tonight. temperatures mainly dropping into the 50's. 54 in the city come i-57 for san jose. tomorrow, a lot of sunshine. it is warm away from the coast, hitting the low 90's our warmest cities. 94 in livermore. 87 for san jose. san francisco going to about 68 degrees. what you will notice in the sky, more in terms of smoke, elevated smoke creating hazy conditions. our air quality tomorrow, most of us in the moderate category, but things improved by tuesday with most of the region going back into the good air quality. warm, breezy tomorrow afternoon. the hottest day of the week will come on tuesday, then temperatures tank. it is noticeably cooler. some increasing clouds, some increasing clouds, temperatures below average. you know when you're at ross, ooh! and the fall finds are everything? and those brands at those prices are everywhere? okay,