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robert malone joins us now. doctor, thanks so much for coming on.a way that is accessible to nonscientists, i hope you will tell us, do you have concerns about these vaccines for people who aren't at great risk? >> yes. i think that one of my concerns are that the government is not being transparent with us about what those risks are. and so, i am of the opinion that people have the right to decide whether to accept vaccines or not, especially since these are experimental vaccines. this is a fundamental right having to do with clinical research ethics. and so, my concern is that i m know that there are risks. but we don't have access to the data and the data haven't been captured rigorously enough so that we canca accurately assess those risks. and therefore, for folksks like your audience, you and me, we don't really have the information that we need to make a reasonable decision. >> tucker: here is a simple formula that most people use when they are trying to think about should i take this or that pharmaceutical. do the benefits likely outweigh th

someone definitely taking initiative is malone. hi, malone. how are you? hi, bree. how are you?ariety of conditions on non—white skin. it's now being used by the northeast ambulance service, the london ambulance service. it's being used in some gp practices, it's starting to reshape the way medical education is being taught. the work that we've produced is able to help them potentially even maybe to prolong people's lives. the british association of dermatologists was petitioned by over 5000 people in 2020 asking for an increase in diversity in training materials. we very much welcome the petition l which we felt was a very important| student voice to highlight something that has already been _ concerning the british association of dermatologists for some time. j educational leaders need to ensure that diversity of patient _ population is embedded - into all of the education material, not just tacked on at the end. bree johnson, bbc news. the psychological benefits of being around horses have been recognised by a growing number of therapists who work with people with mental heal

and marie, are we ready for a hawkish tilt echo a dereliction of duty is what martin malone warned us of yesterday if the fed is not a knowledge that conversation has started on tapering. and you know what, annmarie, as we go into it, inflation expeditions in the medium-term are in -- are added eight year high. >> the question i have, do inflation expeditions become a self-fulfilling prophecy? meeting if you have expectations, i will point our consumers getting into the fact that prices will go higher and start to hit pause on spending at a crucial time when the economy starts to reopen echo -- the echo -- reopen? manus: in some ways you get a self-restraint in the housing market, don't you? but the bears are beating out of the woods. morgan stanley is getting ready for a hawkish tilt. in terms of the markets, how do they look echo --? >> given the fact that we are waiting for the fed decision, it is a two day meeting. will hear from paypal. 1.8 4%. kkr is saying we could run 2.4% we are at 1.5% now. it will be about the 10 year, where it goes next, depending on this fed meeting. then

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last night, karl malone, the utah great got a good look at this, game 1 with the clippers. this huge bucket put the utah jazz up 8. it took a block here at the buzzer before the crowd could exhale. utah came back from a double digit deficit to win 112-109. the aforementioned eastern conference at home, they had an answer for the visiting atlanta hawks quarantine game 2 to end the third quarter. shaikh melton, the series tied at a game each. philadelphia, 118-100 to. in thethmpa ba lightning mo tthe and thlast vegas golden knights one win away to move on in the stanley cup playoff series. at worksman cycles, we've been building bikes for a hundred years. but our customers' needs have changed, so we expanded our product line to include electric cycles. we used the unlimited 1.5 percent cash back from our chase ink business unlimited ® credit card to help purchase tools and materials to build new models. and each time we use our card, we earn cash back to help grow our business. it's more than cycling, it's finding innovative ways to move forward. chase for business ® . make m

you're here along with your lawyer, patrick malone, who is representing you and a fellow officer in asuit against former president trump over harm done from the january 6 riot. he requested to be present for this interview. tell me what happened that day. james that's something that i : try to process and go through from time to time with what happened, how did it happen? it was an insurrection. it was a significant amount of people that felt aggrieved and felt that invading the capitol to impose their will felt an appropriate action. it looked like a horde of zombies, people as far as you can see, just salivating. lisa: faces and bodies. james: yes, tugging on the officers. they are in danger and there is nothing we can do. then i hear somebody yelled, they are coming in a window. i go toward the north side the , senate side of the capitol. there was some door, nobody could get inside a door. the capitol was kind of an old place and some things are antiquated. so we rolled out towards the center of the rotunda, looking north, and you just hear just noise and people running at me as f

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league mvp, denver's big fella, nikola jokic, playoff action tonight, out west and friend of karl malone, of going a good game for those in white. the jazz up eight. took a block by rudy gobert right there before the packed crowd could exhale. utah, the top seed came back from a double-digit deficit to win 112-109. eastern conference at home in philadelphia, they had an answer for the atlanta hawks tonight heard here is how it went, quickly ahead to shake milton to end the third quarter. what's his name? shake milton. the series is tied a game apiece, philly and a cakewalk, and advancing will be the tampa bay lightning and the golden knights are one win away from going to the next struggling to manage my type 2 diabetes was knocking me out of my zone, but lowering my a1c with once-weekly ozempic® helped me get back in it. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic® ♪ my zone? lowering my a1c and losing some weight. now, back to the show. ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oze

as for shelby malone she is healthy and happy living with her girlfriend, courtney, and encouraged bye, i don't care. i just really don't want to lose you because she finally got to the point where she learned that it was either accept me or lose me. >> and a big thanks to my colleague nbc aaron gilcrest for that report. i want to leave you with the number for the trover project which provides trained counselors for lgbtq youth. if you're a young person and you need a safe space or a welcoming ear to talk to, call the trevor lifeline at 1-866-488-7386. i will tweet that out, as well. share that number with people around you who may need it. >>> well, the delta variant of the coronavirus poses such a serious threat that the world health organization is urging everyone and i mean everyone to keep wearing masks even if you're fully vaccinated. coming up next, where this deadly variant is wreaking havoc and a look at how delta's new mutation is making global experts cautious in the pandemic. ng around♪ welcome back, america. it sure is good to see you. good morning, mr. sun. good morning,

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league mvp, denver's big fella, nikola jokic, playoff action tonight, out west and friend of karl maloner those in white. the jazz up eight. took a block by rudy gobert right there before the packed crowd could exhale. utah, the top seed came back from a double-digit deficit to win 112-109. eastern conference at home in philadelphia, they had an answer for the atlanta hawks tonight heard here is how it went, quickly ahead to shake milton to end the third quarter. what's his name? shake milton. the series is tied a game apiece, philly and a cakewalk, and advancing will be the tampa bay lightning and the golden knights are one win away from going to the next triple bacon chee..... hohow's that s song comingng a? that's foror me? oh no, y you're makiking musi, i don't t want to geget in y your way. ohoh c'mon manan. oh. hang o on a secondnd. my tririple bacon n cheesy jack combobo. onlyly at jack i in the box. oh man.... lelet's get yoyou toto this momement. is t that it? yeyep, that's s it. of relief.f... [joyfully y laughs] protectition... i just g got vaccinanated- i i just gotot vaccina

brody malone won the all around in men's gymnastics at the olympics trials last time in st. louis.e 20-year-old junior is a two-time ncaa national champion. this will be his first olympics. also headed to the summer games is stanford alum grant fisher number #9 on your right. he punched his ticket to tokyo this morning in a thrilling race. he finished second in the men's 5,000 meter final. look at that. great finish. he was an ncaa national champion in this event in 2017 and also qualified for the summer games in the men's 10,000 meter run. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. >>> less than four weeks from the opening ceremony of the olympic games the olympic torch relay reached mount fuji on its way to tokyo. cheering spectators were on the sidelines. you can watch all the olympic coverage right here on nbc bay area. the opening ceremony is on july 2nd and tonight we'll have some trials featuring the queen of them all simone biles. >> actually from 7:00 to 11:00 so a really big night. st. louis over 21,000 fans there watching the gymnastics. >> see you at 11:00. dou

that's the mailman, karl malone's one of the all time great jazz and, uh, paul, george and company clippers it. they had a big lead early. they blow it. it's a plug donna with a nice three right here, and they came back and eventually want it against the clippers. great defense. by rudy gobert to block a shot by a marcus morris there at the end, 1 12 19 is the final downward mitchell by the way at 45 points as the jazz take a one oh, lead in that series and philadelphia even if their series back east with the atlanta hawks at a game of peace that is the sporty live for right now, get it back to you, andre and julie. all right, mark. sounds good. good stuff. thank you. and thanks everybody for joining us tonight, andre. nice to having nice to have nice to be here. julie. appreciate it. you can always find the news online at ktvu. com and the ktvu news at modern family's next. all modern family's next. all right. good night, everybody. (cameron) this week, the world lost a great man, and i lost a mentor. for nearly 60 years, professor ringmaster al uzielli helped young hopefuls like me find t

but if you book morocco as with teeny, they've run out of the vaccine kenya gone. malone, we may run out in weeks, is covert. it's been a failure. yes. i mean it's, it's just procured some practice that is giving out some of those. you mentioned very, very, very small amounts. i mean, by the end of the year, at the moment, they may have about 10 percent of the developing world of the global south. now, no way close enough to protect those countries from the ravages of this fiber. meanwhile, our country will have to make it absolutely everybody by the end of the year. so. so while they're a bunch of groups and health workers on the front line in countries of the global sales, who haven't the ranks and we're talking here about vaccinating children, i have to say that's not my main point. i mean, i do think we should, we should ask for their name and faxing because i think, you know, if all lives are equal, we should treat the world and everything that country. let me tell you that because you know, when an aeroplane, you put your oxygen mask on before helping the child. children can tr

is like a fine wine, or a ripe cheese. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: meanwhile, rapper post malone complete with diamond fangs. sounds cool, but he's gotta remember to get his annual cleaning at zales. ( laughter ) the new chompers came with a price tag of $1.6 million. and if you're shocked by that, lemme ask: was it the 'over' eye tattoos, or the 'under' eye tattoos that convinced you this is a man who makes responsible choices? ( laughter ) meanwhile, video is going viral of this glider pilot who took a selfie while flying around a tornado. a great lesson for all you aspiring pilots: if you see a swirling funnel of death, be sure to get as close as possible for a selfie while flying one-handed in your tiny, winged coffin. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) that's kind of cool. kind of cool. meanwhile, some trouble in france where ikea has been fined 1.1 million euros for spying on its staff. the staff realized the company was spying on them when the stores had them assembling its newest product: the peeperslooken. ( laughter ) everybody loves that. meanwhile, salma hayek's owl

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general, suffolk county police apology for and acting police commissioner stuart cameron and steve maloneerenced a minute ago. i'm curious what you expect to hear from them. >> we are not concerned about now. things are going well and have been going well for the last 5 years. i would like attorney general james to look at the early years of the investigation when the fbi was kicked out. we know when you're investigating a crime the early stage when the evidence is fresh are the best times to do major investigations. those four years that our police chief at the time took the fbi out of the investigation, why and what damage did it due to the investigation? they might have solved the case if they had the forensic capabilities in those early four years of the investigation. jillian: you make a point when you are early on in an investigation, that is when evidence and details and all of those little pieces that help put together a big tussle are so vital. you hear that from police and detectives all the time. >> and dna, this could be solved by dna forensic capabilities, they may have been

martin malone sent in a lovely chart overnight which annmarie and i were looking at.his is the weekly rollout of vaccines around the world. china take on 140 million a week, e.u. 26 million. 10% of the rollout of vaccine was in europe globally this week. we're going to go for 6 billion globally by the ovene the year. if things go according to plan how spornt the rollout of vaccine and distribution in the european story and if it's fully priced? >> we know that the sort of european union had a couple of sort of false starts in the sort of covid vaccination rate and the u.k. and u.s. especially stole the march on this sort of initiative. manus: we have seen -- we seem to have lost bill for a moment. we're just pausing, hopefully we'll get bill back in a second. bill, can you hear us? maybe -- >> i hear you. manus: ok. bill is back with us. let's bring back in and finish his thought. bill, you were paused by the vis cisse tuesday of technology. finish your thought there for us. >> i'm not sure where i left you, manus. the e.c.b. and the opening up but look, in reality, t

and also wanted to draw attention to the smithsonian and particularly the smithsonian libraries kot malone is my hero has been in 12 books. he's a recurring character. he's a retired justice department agent. he lives in copenhagen. he runs an old book shop. he gets in trouble a lot. and as i said, i pick stuff from history something that's in a footnote not in the main body but in the footnote of history and in here, i deal with something called the knights of the golden circle, which was the largest most dangerous. stein organization american history and i weave them into this tail with the smithsonian. so this is the the crypt we're going to go downstairs now to something really cool in the basement and see something that very few people ever get to see. these are the great hall is where we're now. ok. and now we're going into the basement of the smithsonian, which is a little tight right here. a lot of pipes a lot of wires as you'll see. we're gonna follow rick around. he pays to be short here. it helps. when you see books in television and movies, they always talk about the mysteries

someone definitely taking initiative is malone. hi, malone. how are you? hi, bree. how are you?the british association of dermatologists for some time. j educational leaders need to ensure that diversity of patient _ population is embedded - into all of the education material, not just tacked on at the end. bree johnson, bbc news. next year, the queen will become the first british monarch to celebrate a platinumjubilee — she will have been on the throne for 70 years. this morning, it was announced that there�*ll be year—long platinum jubilee celebrations throughout the united kingdom, the commonwealth and around the world, culminating in the platinum jubilee weekend nextjune. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell has the latest. (sot next) we have had gold and diamond, and now platinum to match 70 years, a public holiday which will begin one year today on what will be thursday the 2nd of june, 2022, and it will begin trooping the colour, the birthday parade as we less frequently know it, that will return to horse guards next year for the first time since 2019. on friday the

. >>> one of the toughest men on tv, but even actor chris malone struggles maintaining law and order at home. the father's day gift going viral this morning. we'll show it to you. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good tuesday morning. as you get ready to make plans for the day in the east bay the earlier the better for the plans. going for a hike, our temperatures start out in the low 60s and the sky clearing quickly and the temperatures heating up to the upper 80s. we'll talk about what to expect in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> it was a little slow earlier but better now as we were listening to see slow off the berkeley curve. the construction has cleared through berkeley. >>> good morning. very happy tuesday to you. a big but maybe temporary win for facebook in court on monday. a federal judge threw out a case against the social media giant brought but by the federal trade commission and two dozen states. they were asking facebook's earlier deals like buying instagram be undone, a breakup of facebook. but the judge in the case said the governments waited too

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great karl malone wearing jordan clarkson's jersey tonight. 4th quarter jazz up by 3 clarkson hits theer. 3. he had 18 points that jersey must have been. good luck later on 6 point you now donovan mitchell drives and lays it in 45 points for mitchell. good night for him. we go to the final seconds of the game. crazy sequence jobs leading by 3 kawhi leonard, can find an open shot, gives it to marcus morris his shot blocked every gobare as time runs out and that will do it. crazy game. but the jazz outlast the clippers one 12 to one o 9. they take game one home game 2 coming up on thursday and in the eastern conference semifinals philly hosted atlanta to l a beat get good feisty in his return as he gets a technical soul for shoving gallinari. you go to the bench. they don't like playing without him. did ok the 2nd quarter philly leading by 6 sept curry 6 in the triple 21 points for curry. he's been playing well, 3rd quarter sixers up by 7 and be back in now and his wide open 3 is good 40 points and 13 rebounds for the big man and beat becomes the first sixer to score 40 plus points in a

now do malone has your business updates in just a moment? good day. a great we can use every day for us and for our planet. little ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect animals and their habitat? what to do with all our waste? we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over deforestation recycling over disposable martin solutions to oversee that in our ways is truly unique. and we know that, that uniqueness is what allows to live and survive. why dia, the environmental global $3000.00 on dw, and online the prices are shooting up and spending is flowing, and yet no one in the us seems all that worried. what's going on? we talked to our corresponded in new york also on the show germany, the economy minister says one particularly bitter e u. u. s. terror dispute baby history by the end of the year. and hopes of a trade embargo being lifted by the fight and administration, or fading fast in cuba. places the w business. i'm janelle tamala, and welcome for us commerce department reporte

that's the mailman karl malone, game one clips and jazz along with paul, george and company short restver dallas. sloppy play turnover. jazz it, snatch it and motion bogdanovich will drain the three and that is an early lead erased in the final moments. markets morris blocked by the defensive player. year of the year. rudy gobert and the clips led by 13.5 wind up losing donovan mitchell at 45 1 12 19 is the final game one goes. to the jazz. all right, man. the, uh, the guards that rule over injuries and the nfl not kind at all to the san francisco 40 niners, particularly last year. nick bosa, jimmy g topping the list, but again, it looks like the injury bug plaguing them down in santa clara today, the final day of their practice sessions down there and they get some bad news out of the ota is important reserves suffering a season ending injuries. believe it. offensive lineman justin schools torn a c l and safety tar various more a torn achilles. all this happened during practice drills, and they will be out for the coming season. they have got to get a break or to with regard to health

in britain looking for kids for "annie" and then subsequently, mickey dolenz's directorial bugsy malonenow, they went down to my -- where i live in wales is the end of the track you can't go further west unless you get cork ferry over to ireland, you know. so they came down in a publicity stunt, basically and so me, who had aspirations and was in dance school, the church hall down the street, you know, auditions, and i got it. and that was the spark that got me into this amazing, i'm humbly grateful business where it has taken mow this wild journey. but my kids are in college who i live vicariously through you know, it's like, they can't do what they're supposed to do, you know it's like, i say to my kids, you know, if they called me on a saturday morning if it was early, i go, "why are you still -- why are you awake shouldn't you be, like, sleeping what time did you get home last night? oh, i was in bed by 10:00. are you crazy? [ laughter ] you worked so hard through the week and you're in bed what's wrong with you? what's wrong with you, son?" so anyway, they do, they love learning an

in 2001, peter malone endorsed fernando ferrar and none of his supporters went to him, they went to marks is all very new to voters. as my mother said, i'm just very confused at this point. >> it also comes at this strange time in new york history where we're coming out of the pandemic, you know, crime is going up, it reminds me of growing up in new york in the '70s. washington square park, there's stuff going on. what are the top issues? >> yeah, and i should point out i grew up in the '90s and it also reminds me of that. look, crime is the number one issue. we can see this in our marist college poll question again. should more police be put on the subway? what did this poll find? 69% of democratic primary voters agreed with that. that is not a surprise then that eric adams is leading in the polls at this point because that's what he wants to do. but let me put a whole ribbon around this for you, anderson. when are we going to actually find out who wins this frickin' thing? my guess? we may not know who wins this thing until the week of july 12th, according to the board of elections. so

we like everything that malone does we created something called media mogul fund obviously like the wayf things going on. nextstar has done a good job terrific earnings over the next year next year is another election and great for broadcasters in particular i will single out two companies, one is sinclair with 70 million, sbgi and it has a market cap you have to separate the regional sportsnet works from the broadcasting it's not collateralized. we'll figure out what they're going to do. sports are back. live entertainment are back and knicks are playing tonight down 3 to 1. in addition to that, group televise they're located in mexico city 550 million shares outstanding and they're taking their content prod production, news, becky, putting it into univision. univision is run by wade davison, out of viacom, the cfo. hopefully they're going to go public maybe in six months. then we'll own 25% of univision and you get that free. they do $1 billion in cable in mexico you're not going to pay 18 times cash flow for mexican cable, but you're going to pay more than 7 or 8 times televise, thei

my name is rose malone, and i'm 70, and my husband is 75, and we live in the richmond district, and we never thought it would be possible for us to manage without a car, but we do, and the great highway open and car free is a critical part of our ability to keep it that way. we encourage exploring other options to manage car traffic. please have the vision to manage things otherwise. this is an absolutely magnificent peaceful public space that is now being enjoyed by so many people. the former highway produces continuous noise and pollution bisecting between this beautiful place. thank you. >> thank you, caller. hello, caller. your minute begins now. >> hello. i'm calling to read this statement by my neighbor, debra. a neighbor is recording more than 300 vehicles per hour passing by his name. her family, two of her cars were hit when they were parked in front of their home. emergency responders are delayed, and mitigation has not relieved the traffic, only moved it, and we lack adequate traffic enforcement. the number of people are driving here, adding to the greenhouse gases, traffic,

i'm katherine malone-france chief preservation officer at the national

i'm katherine malone-france chief preservation officer at the national trust for historic preservation. thanks so much to stewart mcglaurin and the white house historical association for this wonderful symposium today and for our ongoing collaboration to preserve the historic decatur house on lafayette square. i am especially pleased to be here today to talk about the incredibly important role that first ladies have played in historic preservation and to do so during may which has been celebrated as national preservation month. since 1973 at the national trust we're in the midst of our where women made history campaign to highlight and preserve the places where women made important contributions to our country. a key component of this campaign is to highlight the central role that women including first ladies have played in the preservation movement itself. fittingly the honorary chair of this campaign is former first lady laura bush who is a great preservation advocate in so many ways and a trustee america of the national trust. today our panel will primarily discuss the role of three

malone maloney. >> i want to start by asking about the fed's monetary policy and inflation in particular. i'm very concerned that the fed is going to raise rates too early, which would seriously harm the economic recovery. as you stated last week much of the recent rise in inflation had been expected. i strongly believe that the recent spike in inflation will be temporary and that should not cause the fed to raise interest rates too season. in the early months of the pandemic. prices fell incredibly low. so, now, a year later, the year over year rise in prices looks very high. but that was only because prices fell to artificially low levelss last year at this time. this is something that everyone saw coming for many months, so shouldn't come as a surprise at all. how much of the recent rise in inflation do you attribute to artificially low prices from early in the pandemic, and how much do you attribute it to other affects like supply bottlenecks pushing up prices and a genuine rebound in economic activity? >> well, a pretty substantial part or perhaps all of the over shoot in inflation