>> mara: far apart.er package rather than talking past each other. >> bret: some protesters, as we have seen going after senator sinema, take a listen under fire. >> we have the american people very, very strongly on our side. we have got the president. we got 96 members members of the democratic caucus in the house on our side. we got all but two senators at this point. i think senator sinema is wrong. >> this is how we got you elected. we can get you out of office if you don't support what you promised us. >> do you think that those tactics are crossing a line? >> i don't think they're appropriate tactics but it happens to everybody that -- only people it doesn't happen to are people who have secret service standing around them. >> bret: and the president does, steve. senator sinema released a statement saying yesterday's behavior not legitimate protests not acceptable for activist engaging in unlawful activity gaining entry to close the university buildings, disrupting learning environments and filmin

i think this thing will probably go to 100,000, then mara will go higher aggressively. >> i don't thinkave ever used the word torque on air. >> you haven't you always get mad at me >> the more credible players adopt it formally. square could be one of those the more of that you see, that will be a positive we know the definition of inflation is too much money chasing too few goods. the amount of bitcoin is limited seemingly if you have currency or not that is a tail wind. and there is momentum. that would be another reason you might expect that if it breaks out, it could go substantially higher i think if it encounters resistance which seems reasonable given what carter was talking about and investors behavior, then the numbers are within reach not everything closely tied to it is seeing the same highs. micro strategy is well off its all time highs having an etf tied to the futures of bitcoin would be one way for equity market participants market strategy is another one as well. >>> up next this stock has been down 7% ncsie monday one of our traders will tell us how he's navigating this

mara, i want to ask you about kim kardashian west.my father was and still is such an influence and inspiration to me. auto et because of him that i met my first black person. want to take a stab in the dark as who it was? i know it's sort of weird to remember the first place you met your first black person. >> let's talk about this. i actually thought in total she was pretty funny on the show. >>> yeah. >> but i hated this joke. i hated this joke. what did you think approximate about it? >> i never thought the day would come that i would say i didn't find dave chappelle funny but i did find kim kardashian west funny. the target of the joke was o.j. i did think the joke was funny. she is alluding to o.j.'s guilt. her father was responsible for the acquittal. and the entire trial is the genesis of her fame. so it is this really interesting cultural thing she addressed head-on. i love how self-depricating she was. ratings were up 23%. that's what happens when you bring "360" million followers to the show. >>> yeah. that's a lot. look, sh

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she is going to testify before congress tomorrow, mara. and i wonder, in these revelations are pretty stunning. but in a nation, in a world that is addicted to its social media, what impact do you think this is going to have? . >> yeah. this is an issue really oven forcement. are legislators going to do something to enforce the restrictions already in place. there are restrictions in place against misinformation. they're just not enforced. this is one of the most dangerous things across all social media platforms that we're facing. people by and large believe when they are looking through their feed they are seeing an accurate representation of the world. they are in reality looking in a mirror, looking at their own beliefs. . >> we're going to see if they can figure it out. so far it seems congress has not been able to do so. mara, donie, thank you so much. >>> it was probably the most anticipated regular season game in football history. let's just call it world history. tom pabrady returns for the fir time. it all came down to this. a mi

joining us now to analyze the coverage, ben domenech, founder and of the federalist and mara liasson.are fox news contributors. ben, nice to have you on the set. seems like liberals and conservative media are so fed up with facebook and endless excuses that they're welcoming frances haugen's testimony. >> i view frances haugen's testimony as trying to actually do something that facebook wants. facebook really has been running all these ads, talking about updating tech regulations, people have probably seen them, for the past several months. they've absolutely been engaged in the idea that new regulations having that they would welcome. those regulations having that they can afford to bear as the behemoth that they are. howie: other companies may not. >> smaller companies may not be able to bear such things. the flip side of that of course is what they want to head off is the anti-trust push that's been happening, that's been supported by not just elizabeth warren but people on the right like josh hawley as well, designed to break up the company, to say it's unacceptable for facebook t

f. fighting has moved into a mara and a far regions after rebels took re took control. sorry of t gray in recent months. the conflict is now been going on from on the year. so i'm, you get a choice is a journalist in ethiopia explains why this region is so important. we spoke to our sources, they tell us they are, they have seen soldiers, we just cannot confirm if the t p lab has indeed taken over a dessie. again, an important manufacturing hub in the heart of them are a region which horses, money, investment from many, many countries, including china, turkey, which is building a railway, worth the $1700000000.00. william davison is the senior is here, pin our list at the international crisis group. he explains why taking control of this. he would be significant. i think it's important as it opens up the routes to and i just have about as another major sort of obstacle. so it's a great forces and it's also a large and significant hara. and it also allows to see great forces, easy a passage to the east, and perhaps to take control of the booty road, the main trade route.

this week, rebels from ethiopia, t gray region say they control the town of dessie in the neighboring mara region. the government denies that claim fighting has moved into the amar and afar regions after the t. p l. f. retail control of t. great. g. 20 leaders are discussing the climate crisis. coven 19, and rebuilding the global economy at a summit in rome. they've agreed it to a global minimum taxable to nationals and get it covered vaccines to poor nations. the pandemic is not over. and there are startling disparities in the global distribution of vaccines in i, income and i income countries more than 70 percent of the population has received at least one of those in the poorest. once this percentage drops to roughly 3 percent. these differences are morally unacceptable and undermine the global recovery. the u. k. policy says he can't rule out taking legal action against france as a post briggs at fishing dispute continues. paris is threatening to block ports and increase. check some boats lowrie's. if the u. k. doesn't grant more licenses to french fishes? a bomb lost in southern yemen

it doesn't look that way now. >> bret: yeah, mara, the transitory thing, a lot of people are saying thislot of people in the it administration thought it would. does it go away next year? with simple he don't know. i can tell you it's pretty in artful to khaleda high-class problem and you know who wouldn't have called a high-class problem? joe biden himself. and anything that makes it harder for middle-class people to afford the stuff they need is a problem. not a high-class one. hob problem. and the problem for the bite in the administration is that everything in the economy is now on them, and that's why the president is moving -- trying to do something what the supply chains, backlogs, and hoping that inflation will be transitory, meaning it will fix itself as soon as possible. >> bret: is a problem, mara -- you are over at the white house sometimes, and is it a problem when he gives these speeches, the president does, and then turns around and walks out as reporters are yelling at him? and there isn't this q&a that we usually see? >> well, this is a tough one because journalists alwa

. >>> cártel del golf, sinaloa, mara salvatrucha y bandas lcoale son grupos de delincuencia que secuestranen 8 ciudades y tabasco y tapachucas es donde más secuenran y son bandas locales que pasan desapercibidas porque al momento de los secuetros autoridades tienen en su punto de mira a los carteles. >>> bandas criminales que tienen acceso a armanento para tener la posibilidad de aterrizar algunos grupos . >>> me golpearon y me dinero que me iban a cortar un dedo para demostrarme que no estaban jugando . >>> tú pensaste que los zetas te iban a matar . >>> lo pensé. >>> así las cosas mientras narcotraficantes y bandas se apoderan de zonas méxico no tiene estrategia para combatir esto, la información completa en nuestra página internet y el presidente biden firmó el proyecto de ley aprobado por el senado y la cámara de representantes para evitar el cierre del gobierno elvoto ocurrió horas antes de esto medianoche que hubiera obligado al gobierno a mandar a sus casas a empleados federales son pago alguno y paquete de infraestructura sufrió una nueva derrota y dicen que repondran la votación p

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to air and ground strikes against tea, gray rebels, saturdays attacks. took place in the region of mara. the t gray people's liberation front have been fighting pro government forces in the north for the last 11 months . a un refugee office in libya has been forced to close after being overwhelmed by hundreds of people seeking resettlement. the you and hcr is urging the government to resume humanitarian flights that have been suspended for most of this. here on friday, guards shot and killed 6 people at a detention center in tripoli and around 2000 migrants escaped. in austria, sebastian kurtz has announced his resignation as chancellor, but says he will stay on his leader of his party in parliament. kurtz is currently under investigation over corruption allegations. he's accused of using public funds to gain that favorable press coverage. he denies the charges. those are the top stories. remember that you can get the latest on all those stories on the website there it is out there, and they'll call it, of course i'm going to be covering them on the al jazeera news hour that's coming up

saturdays attacks took place in the region of a mara, a spokesman said it was mostly air drone and artillery bombardment. the t great people's liberation front had been fighting pro government forces in the north for the last 11 months. and a, you and refugee are faced, the in libya has been forced to close after being overwhelmed by hundreds of people seeking. we settlement the you and hcr is urging the government to resume humanitarian flights that have been suspended from most of this year on friday. guards shot and killed 6 people at a detention center in tripoli. and around 2000 migrants escaped. and austria's sebastian kurtz has announced his resignation as chancellor, but says he will stay on as leader of his party in parliament. kurtz is currently under investigation over allegations of corruption. he's accused of using public funds to gain favorable press coverage. he denies the charge of charges but has been under pressure from his coalition partners and opposition parties that also been preparing a no confidence motion. those are the top stories out there a world is next i'll have

philip bump, mara schiavocampo are with me. high profile in the right, this is a winning issue in right wing media. >> it's really important. i'm glad you brought in the legislators echoing what they heard on fox news. monmouth polling showed a spike of education and what kids are learning in school which is a critical bellwether for next year. your context was exactly right, this is not about parents, but it is about people making violent threats against mostly volunteer school administrative officials. we've seen, since the start of the trump era, this weird conflation on the right of people being accused of -- it started with deplorables. >> the racists are deplorable and then everyone called themselves deplorable. >> exactly. this victimization fox news helps amp phi. >> january 6th a great example. oliver, national askeschool boa backed off, said we shouldn't have used that language. is that a win for fox? what does this mean? >> i'm not sure it's a win for fox. >> it is more content though. >> it is more content. i think

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this is what they look like as kind of like the train of systems just continues to mara cross the bay area. what we care about here is timing and the timing on these is friday morning. then again going into sunday night. that is going to be the timing for when to expect the better organized rain to start moving across the bay area. let me get new to the seven day forecast. you can pick up what is going to look like a mess. there is a chance of rain on all of these days. we have to do it this way because of a chance of rain on each one of these. the time frame to be thinking about, friday morning, sunday night into monday. that is when he will get the best of what these next two rivers have to offer us in terms of heavy amounts of rain bay area wide. >> all right. we will watch it all. >> and track when they need to bring the rain jacket. and all of the above. >> all the things. thank you. >>> coming up facebook is looking to change its name. why it's thinking of a rebrand. >> and streaming today on cbsn bay area, 12:30 san francisco city official celebrates the completion of the geary

en chiapas, opera el cartel de sinaloa, noreste y jalisco nueva generaciÓn * ademÁs de cÉlulas de maraienen adiestramiento a veces militar y armamento de alto calibre para poder tener esta posibilidad de aterrorizar a algunos grupos principalmente a los migrantes. >> es aquÍ el punto de en encuentro de los migrantes. >> claudia es una abogada que asesora a familiares de migrantes secuestrados. >> asegura que los casos han ido en aumento en los Últimos tres meses. >> hemos visto de 2 - 3 casos semanalmente. >> voltÉame a ver bien la cara. >> lo que se sabe porque muchas familias reciben la llamada y lo que hacen es buscar por sus medios conseguir el dinero y pagar y establecer la comunicaciÓn o volver a tener conocimiento de su familia. >> en la frontera entre mÉxico y estados unidos, operan grupos criminales dedicados al secuestro de migrantes principalmente en tijuana, y ciudad juÁrez, donde el cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn y de sinaloa dominan la zona. >> el cartel de sinaloa, opera tambiÉn en la frontera de sonora, con arizona. >> sin embargo, pese al incremento de migrantes ni la

hunger crisis in northern ethiopia is spreading with lies than what risks not just and t cry, but in a mara and our far regions. a de deliveries are being restricted by the ethiopian government, which is also launched a fresh, fresh air strikes on mckelly, which is the regional capital of t guy. now we see that mikaela, the capital of the region, is a suffering from air attacks. so very concerned, so we will continue to watch that as the article by and we have constantly called for the security council to resume its responsibility and speak out. so we'll continue to say that just insisting on humanitarian access, insisting on the need for a ceasefire above all, and all parties cease hostilities and get down to dialogue. the only solution is in dialogue. the streets of puerto pran, so largely empty after unions and organizations called a strike to protest against haiti's dire security situation. the action follows the kidnapping of 17 christian missionaries from one ohio based group that were taken by a gang on saturday after visiting an orphanage. the u. s. the center team to hate to help l

the bodies of john, ellen, their one-year-old daughter and the family dog found on a remote trail in maraasona county this summer, stunning the community, after months of investigation officials now say they determined heat exhaustion and dehydration killed the young family. temperatures reached 109 degrees that day and a hike from along the merced river to their car was steep. little protection from the sun. >> south to southeast, exposing the trail to constant sunlight. there's very little shade along this section of the trail due to the ferguson fire of 2018. >> investigators also say the family had one water storage container and it was empty. >> there was one 85-ounce water bladder backpack located with the family, this water bladder was empty and into other water containers, no other water filtration systems were located amongst the family. >> i've never seen a tragedy on this scale but we do routinely see heat-related illnesses in our emergency department. >> the medical director for disaster relief at stanford medicine said the conditions were extreme for a young and seemingly hea

mara was the only state which was reporting transparently. and the health minister stepping down is the biggest response that would come from the prime minister about what his statements were about. mister, that he said, you agreed that the cabinetry shuffle in the removal of the health minister in the middle of a health crisis was an acknowledgment of mismanagement on the part of the central government. evidently, shipment was a long overdue and the doctor hospital did a great job on this performance or was absolutely wanted to send to the city of the steering compared to what it actually man is to can be the 2nd big you know, the mother country with the with southern asia at the beginning of 2021, the indian government was justifiably proud that india was supplying vaccines to the world. but on the domestic side, by mid january, the government had only ordered 16500000 doses. for the population of over 1300000000. when the 2nd wave hit, producers had to break their export deal so that indian citizens could be vaccinated yet at the start of

well moderates climate will be more like mara cash, and if things do go like this, does that mean that sit is like triple your mac are phoenix will basically become inhabitable due to unbearable heat. i want to pose 8 other things like this out loud because i don't really thing that people could realize all of them. how serious this issue is for sure, so. so each part of the planet is experiencing unusual conditions right now, and they not to kingdom, we've experienced a lot of flooding recently. we've had droughts in recent years. we've had little to storms in recent years. and each of them are highly unusual that can become regarded as sort of one in a 100 year type events and never curving more regularly. that becoming more like one in 10 events and an increase in extreme weather is something that is predicted with global warming. we're seeing wild fires in australia in california, in the arctic, in many places we've got droughts in many places, extreme heat in some places, and catastrophic rainfall. these up things which we would expect on the climate change. so unfortunately, it's

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dialogue or the violence as forced tens of thousands of people to flee their homes in the regions of a mara and afar. a shortage of food and medical supplies as putting many at risk there as well as in t grey. as ethiopia government restricts aid, the deliveries priyanka gupta has more. saba ali move was 3 years old when she died. a month later, her mother with a surviving infant is trying to understand what happened with the doctors told me they have no treatment from ma'am, not as children, but i pleaded to them seeing please save my child's life. they tried putting the treatment in her leg, her hand nose in head. they didn't succeed. they told me she was severely affected by malnutrition and could not help. they gave me some syrup and tablets. she passed away exactly a week away on sunday, helped them a cali. it's mark thousands of families in ethiopia as m. hi region. whose sheltering in the city of the se, from fighting further north. tens of thousands of people have fled their homes and horror and are far regions scrambling for food and shelter in this busting city. fighting between r

and the hunger crisis and northern ethiopia is spreading with lives now at risk in a mara and afar regions as well as m t gray. a de deliveries are being restricted by a few abuse government which launched fresh air stripes on t g rise capitol earlier at least 43 people have been killed in an attack in northern nigeria is so call to state. it happened that a weekly marketing got on your on sunday with the assault continuing into monday morning. according to the office of this recall to state governor alchemy. the address is more now from a boucher i got one official told al jazeera that the casualty figure may likely go up because of the severity of injury sustained by the victims of the attack on the market didn't go on your in fact go use of the only place targeted by the attackers to other villages have been attacked by the benefits of the government called them who they say why dislodge from the military operations, ongoing enzyme for a state locus. on the other hand, saying that the number far exceeded the number of the 5 suited the total figure, the government is giving now banding w

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mara catalnan: you would just come here and you knew that you had a space where you could be free. in a way, it was necessary as a survival tool, showing that you were alive and that your art wasn't dead. samara bliss: out of this came an entire album, a documentary film that's coming out in the fall, a whole book of photography, and then 95 paintings came out of this one month. and all of it is now for sale. [upbeat music] johnny devenanzio (voiceover): one of the most notable works to come from the locker room amid the pandemic was its "new york is dead installation" displayed high above the streets of la and beaches of miami. there was an article in the new york post and the title of it was "new york is dead." he was decrying sort of the final fall of new york. jerry seinfeld retorted back saying new york could never die. i sort of wanted to add to that messaging. the commentary we were making is not about the girl who had to move back to alabama, it's sort of about people who left new york, and took their fortunes elsewhere, and were spending money to party in miami. part of th

bank reserves. ethiopian forces have launched air and ground strikes against t grey rebels. india mara region. the t great people's liberation front have been fighting pro government forces in the north for the last 11 months. and the un refugee office in libya has been forced to close up to being overwhelmed by hundreds of people seeking re settlement on friday guards a shot and killed 6 people at a detention center in tripoli. and around 2000 migrants escaped all spheres, sebastian kurtz has announced his resignation as chancellor, but says he will stay on as leader of his party. kurtz is currently under investigation over allegations of corruption. he's accused of using public funds to gain a favourable press coverage. he denies the charges, but he has been under pressure from his coalition partners with the outgoing government in the czech republic. looks to have fallen short of a parliamentary majority in the general election. now opposition coalitions hope that they can take over from the controversial prime minister andrade by bish as nothing baba now reports o aiming to take po

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a saw what's that in mara? i will vote for a female candidate. i'm extremely happy though we are participating in the ample and in he started the process and because of its importance, women's participation is in federal. and we should to pull each other. the challenge for the members of cut out his 1st ever elected. sure council will not simply be how to serve the people. but for many of these new legislators, it will be a how to navigate this major new adjustment to the country system of governments. as cut out continues, it's push to becoming a source of reform and modernization. in the region, jamal al, shall al jazeera doha. we're going to take a quick break and then we'll have the sports and caliber trans world series champion will stay on track to defend their championship crimes off the major league baseball action for you just a moment with with mm pool. ah ah, it's time for the sport. here's ferrara. holla, thanks so much. well we'll football players, union faith pro has criticize the way fever has conducted itself as a plans for by ano

launched air and ground strikes against t grier rebels. saturday's attacks took place in the region of mara spokesman said it was mostly air. drone and artillery bombardment. the t gray people's liberation front have been fighting pro government forces in the north for the last 11 months . samuel get a true is an independent journalist. he says ethiopian troops have been planning this offensive for weeks. it's be reported by very reliable mainstream. a new sites or news agencies that dumb ha and the fuel can side has really gone of what they've been saying from 4 weeks since they have been prime minister. went to turkey, for instance, trying to get some drones or some kind of monetary support that this action will happen. and it seems it's happening now and, and some of us will have watched it from near us. the government forces and ohio forces are really mobilizing the support that they need to really move forward and perhaps try to claim while was taken by the t p. a left, a few months ago. they said it was a negotiated, it was just announced by they feel been side, they never accepted it

the t p left announced that they have claimed dessie her heart so further, mara region. ah, but in the last hour they ethiopian government has denied that they've taken control up. but a, you know, we spoke to our sources, they tell us they are, they have seen soldiers, we just cannot confirm if the t p lab has indeed taken over a dessie again. unimportant manufacturing hub in the hearts of them are a region which all sir, money, investment from money. many countries, including china, a turkey which is building a railway, worth the $1700000000.00. ok, thank you so much, samuel f for giving us that update from ethiopia. let's us me to william davis. so he's a senior ethiopia analyst at the international crisis group. he's joining us via skype from nairobi. thanks for your time. and so, as i was just saying to samuel claims and counterclaims over dessie in particular in the m horror region, i, i wonder if you can just tell us strategically, how significant is the town of dessie for the to grind forces on for the if you open government i think it's important that it opens u

well moderates climate will be more like mara cash, and if things do go like this, does that mean that said is like triple here? mac are phoenix will basically become inhabitable due to unbearable heat. i want to pose 8 other things like this out loud because i don't really thing that people could realize all of them. how serious this issue is for sure, so. so each part of the planet is experiencing unusual conditions right now. and they not to kinda, we've experienced a lot of flooding recently. we've had droughts in recent years. we've had little to storms in recent years. and each of them are highly unusual that can become regarded as sort of one in a 100 here thought events. another curving more regularly, that becoming more like one in 10 events and an increase in extreme weather is something that is predicted with global warming. we're seeing wild fires in australia in california, in the arctic, in many places we've got droughts in many places, extreme heat in some places, and catastrophic rainfall. these up things which we would expect on the climate change. so unfortunately it'

idea watching father and son dick and rick hoyt who we have followed for years.pthey ran the boston maraoyt passed away just this year. beth wanted to know, where did they get their running chair? >> when i got home, i started typing in team hoyt, hoyt chairs, how to run. >> it turns out the chairs are made in dudley, massachusetts. the south bridge tool company. working with dick and rick hoit for years. 60 workers in all. more than 800 running chairs sent all over the world. >> hi, david. >> co-owner michael. >> this is the first chair that we did for dick and rick. this chair has been in bronze at the start line. >> proud of their chairs and proud of team babsie. >> pretty cool seeing team babsie. dick hoyt told me, we're going to change the world with these chairs and he was right. >> and today, right there, mother and daughter at the starting line. >> good morning, everybody. we can't wait to see you. >> barbara and beth along the way. crossing the finish line at 7:14.46. right afterward -- >> hi, david. >> beth and barbara with a message. >> we just finished the boston marathon. we

a saw what's that in mara? i will vote for a female candidate. i'm extremely happy though we are participating in the ample and in he started the process and because of its importance, women's participation is in federal. and we should to pull each other and the challenge for the members of caught out his 1st ever elected. sure, our council will not simply be how to serve the people. but for many of these new legislators, it will be how to navigate this major new adjustment to the countries system of governance. as part of continues, it's pushed to becoming a source of reform and modernization in the region. dumber le 0 though half a train carrying a hundreds of protest has arrived in the sudanese capital cartoon. activists are holding pro democracy rallies to condemn. last week's coo attempt, demonstrators are coding from the end to a pass struggle within the transitional government. even morgan has more natural cartoon despite associations, unions, and civil societies, as well as activists calling for a protest. on the 30th of september, for th

a government denies that claim fighting has moved into a mara and a far regions after the t p. a left re took control of t group. g 20 leaders are discussing the climate crisis cove, 19 and rebuilding the global economy. at a summit in rome, they've agreed to get coven vaccines to poor nations, and a global minimum tax for multinationals. what will happen here is that said, developing economies, we'll see significant increases in the revenue own own source revenue that would be able to generate on the back of those reforms. and indians that people can say in the right should have been higher. this should have been different, you know, 80 percent of something is always better than on the percent of nothing. and you know, indian people can say it's not, it's not good enough. but sometimes, you know why we should never lead to perfect beauty enemy of the good music. this is a very good performance, a historic reform. and it will deliver significant benefits that countries around the world, including any particular developing countries around the world. thousands of protesters gath

i want to thank you, mara. can't thank you enough. not just because of relatives, friends being a native. 75 years i seen people beg to come back and a way to come back. it's something that they can come back to. this is so huge. i hope there's a script a way that we can continue to -- this needs to be announced at every meeting going forward. it won't get out with one announcement, one news media. it needs to be an ongoing announcement. this is historic. so thank you. miguel, just every one -- i can't wait to thank assemblyman attorney david chu. this is huge. >> chair bustos: thank you commissioner scott. it's our momentum of doing the right thing. also, within the same week the governor signed legislation that gave back beach-front property in los angeles. southern california had belonged to a black family. that the city took away. after 100 years, they're getting their land back. it's very exciting times. the cool thing about this, i think hopefully everyone realizes that life is not a zero sum game. there's enough for everybody.

i want to introduce you to mara aranna, she's a mom and wife in california and she got leukemia, she'snows that she's immune compromised because of her leukemia and he told her to go home and rest as much as she could. she got worse and happened to call her oncologist who said you should be getting antibodies. she got antibodies and she's doing quite well, recovered from the covid just fine. now that is just one story but there are large scale clinical trials that show that monoclonal antibodies could reduce the risk of hospitalization or death. let's talk who they are for. like mira, who is if the first ten days of the illness and immunocompromised or they have a medical condition, maybe they are overweight or also be used to prevent infection after exposure, again only for certain people and that want to make sure they don't get infected and sick and also for regeneron which is one of the brands of antibodies for immune compromised people who did not respond to vaccination, they could be used in effect instead of vaccination because it didn't work for them. as far as why exactly this

ama: the possibility of mara -- myocarditis is one of the concerns the panel brought up. i hear parents talk about as well, where the chances children five to 11 years old could face these adverse effects? reporter: this fda panel says they will continue to track this. when the doctors footed to study out of israel. he said the rate of heart inflammation in older age groups with a different vaccine dose was as high as 100 to 150 cases per million. the cases are rare. the data suggests cases subside on their own within a day. ama: good information. you can always ask our vaccine team your questions, go to abc7news.com/vaccine and click on that big blue box. dan: we are so on storm watch today. you can see what is left of the rain on live doppler 7. a large oak tree toppled over in berkeley park. it is the tree trunk split in several places. it fell near playground at monkey island park. that is at claremont -- no one was hurt and it did not damage a nearby homes. crews spent the afternoon kind that tree up so they can safely remove it. it is a pretty good size. let's bring

joining me now, mara knight, senior reporter at nashville public radio and coauthor of that propublicahere a while, but to read the central story in your piece with propublica, that nearly a dozen children were jailed from that fight i just mentioned, charged with a crime, that does not exist under your state's laws. the so-called criminal responsibility for a school fight they couldn't stop is infuriating. it's not even a law. of course your report contends that was just one instance in rutherford county, not far from nashville, by the way, where essentially you had a filter system where kids were held in detention in some cases on vague charges. and this juvenile court judge, donna scott davenport, in the job since 2000, had been recommending jail for cases sent to her, a rate ten times that of the state average. for misdemeanor, that would not merit arrest if the alleged offenders were adults. in some cases, kids were put in isolation, basically solitary. i mean, how does this happen without regulators noticing the disproportionate punishment? and how far up did the failure go? >> t