mariana: i wanted to squeeze in one final question. i know earlier this month, you released an addendum to a report, that you continue to research on covid-19 and its origins. specifically, now claiming that it did originate from a chinese laboratory in wuhan. what is the evidence you can point to that? i want to get the take we heard from president joe biden that this could be a possibility. i know an intelligence review was on the way for him in the next couple of weeks. are you aware of potential recommendations of the intelligence -- that the intelligence community will be making to the president of the origins of covid? rep. mccaul: my understanding is it will not be conclusive, but it will raise a possibility. that it came from the lab. there are several reasons. in my report, i treat this like a woody prosecution. we got a lot of testimony and a lot of evidence that has come forward since the last report i issued. i say this at my own risk. my party has been attacking me for this report. but it seems to me that the type of resea

mariana: today, the national security advisor, jake sullivan, was briefing the press, and he mentioned the administration is not negotiating with the taliban, trying to find a date, likely the end of the month to trying get as many people out of americans -- as many people outcome americans and those who have helped us. it was interesting to hear from him. he didn't commit one the press pushed him about getting every american up by the end of the month, whether u.s. troops will stay longer. i'm curious, have you heard from the administration about their decision on that? and do you think the administration right now should be taking the taliban's word interesting them? rep. mccaul: i don't think you can ever trust the taliban. i think they have demonstrated that. i was always skeptical of these negotiations with the taliban. they are fruitless, now they have taken over the country, which is very disturbing. i would say that -- i would urge the administration, over the summer months, when i got

mariana has a 12-year-old, little sister. little sister, also, was not vaccinated. so, angel was here with her older daughter, mariana, for the week but she went back to where they live in southern missouri, on friday, and she took her daughter to get vaccinated. anderson. >> gary tuchman, appreciate it. we wish them the best. more now on how to prevent these cases. our next guest and his colleagues at duke university recently presented the results of a study of covid in north carolina schools. dr. danny benjamin is the distinguished professor of pediatrics at duke, co-chair of the science collaborative which did the study. dr. benjamin, i appreciate you being with us. so i want to ask you about your study, in a moment. but first, i mean, we just saw gary's piece. as a pediatrician, what do you say to kids who are choosing not to get vaccinate the in that age group, who are able to? and what do you tell parents who are hesitant about getting their kids vaccinated. >> a little bit different. so the kids, i tend to talk to them

>> none. >> yes. >> reporter: mariana has turned the corner. home. and then, being well enough to start her life as a high school freshman. she left us with this message. >> get a vaccine so you won't have to be in the hospital bed. can't breathe. >> reporter: and her mother has one, too. >> please, parents, get vaccinated and get your kids vaccinated. it's real. don't let no school, no gover governor, it -- it's >> reporter: there are wonderful people who work in this hospital but it's a sad place to be. the news is nice, mariana has been released from the hospital, she's home recoup waiting with her mother by her side. she was supposed to start high school, she won't be able to go to school yet, but her mother is hoping she's healthy enough to attend school before the end of september. mariana has a 12-year-old sister who also hadn't gotten her vaccine. her mother angel was here at this hospital, but drove this past friday more than two hours to take her younger daughter to get her vaccination. gary tuchman, cnn, st. louis, missouri. >> thank

mariana has a 12-year-old little sister.tle sister was also not vaccinated so angel was here with her older daughter mariana for the week but she went back to southern missouri where they live on friday and took her daughter to get vaccinated. >> gary tuchman, appreciate it. we wish them the best. more now on how to prevent these cases, our next guest and his colleague recently presented the results at a study at north carolina schools. a distinguished professor of pediatrics at duke. dr. benjamin, i appreciate you being with us. i want to ask you about your study in a moment but as a pediatrician what do you say to kids who are choosing not to get vaccinated who are able to and what do you fell parents? >> for the kids i tend to talk about think about playing football like it's 2019 once again or think about a social lifelike it was 2019 to try and get them excited about the vaccine itself. her parents it's a much more concrete discussion. you're going to reduce the chances of long covid, of death, morbidity, hospitalizatio

mariana is back home recuperating. and she won't be able to go to school just yet, but her mother is hoping she is healthy enough to attend school perhaps before the end of september. and one more interesting note, she has a 12-year-old sister who also hadn't gotten her vaccine but drove more than two hours this past friday and took her younger daughter to get her vaccination. gary tuchman, cnn, st. louis. >>> just a couple weeks ago, we brought you the story of agnes and her daughter who was fighting for life in a florida hospital. >> she is in induced coma and she is also medically paralyzed. toughest part for me is seeing how she suffered. >> but now we have good news. paulina has woken up from her coma, is off the ventilator and walked for the first time since entering the hospital. paulina wasn't vaccinated against covid-19 and even though her mother was, agnes still became infected with mild symptoms. here is what paulina had to say when she woke up. >> it definitely is real because i'm sitting here and i had it.

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>> none. >> reporter: mariana has turned the corner and is looking forward to recuperating at home and being well enough to start her life as a high school freshman. she left us with this message -- >> get a vaccine so you don't have to be in the hospital bed, can't breathe. >> reporter: and her mother has one too. >> please parents, get vaccinated and get your kids vaccinated. it is real. don't let no school, no governor, nothing -- it is real. >> reporter: and good news, she has been released from the hospital and is now home recuperating with her mother by her side. she was supposed to start high school a week from monday, that won't happen, but her mother is he hoping by the end of september she is healthy enough to go back to school. and then this interesting note, she has a 12-year-old sister who was also not vaccinated. the mother, angel, who was here with her older daughter on this past friday drove two hours back to where they live to get her younger daughter a vaccination. christine, whitney. >> gary, thank you so much. for marianna and her mother for telling that story. ther

there was an go over some of his cabinet appointments. mariana sanchez has more. well, there's growing discontent among many through here. she did not want to get president of the benefit of the doubt. although she's been over. do we know they are angry because they say there are people investigated government for apology for terrorism and corruption? and that is unlikely to change because i think, you know, we are against the government because it doesn't represent us. they've links to terrorists and we don't want terrorists or communists in the country. well, president, cathy have not made any signal that he will change. he's a prime minister who is been investigated for apologies for terrorism. sounds like the rise of the cabinet gets ready to go to congress. confident i'm going to say that's when the legislative will seriously begin to clash. not be to his attitude is not correct or if we would do things right, we would give him more time. but one day he says, one thing that changes any can't be the only one deciding all future. many moderates making mistakes

classes smart last year from the government calls all the education facilities due to the pandemic. mariana sanchez as being at one demonstration in lima. the children's parents and teachers marching together, demanding the government, opens up schools. children say they're fed up studying online since march of last year. we want to go back to school. we don't want to see traps at home behind a screen. we want to go back. aaron, say homeschooling is taking its toll. children are not learning enough and you're suffering as a result. yeah, but they know how to, where mosques, i'm more concerned about their mental health. they've been locked up for too long. the pandemic hit nearly 40 percent of schools had infrastructure problems, some lack healthy environments without sewage or even running water. now these protestors say more than 60000 schools are ready to receive students at the government prefers to favor the economy before education that i'm not, not, i got there's no balance in the policies. i go to a mole and there are thousands of people walking around the same unconcerned about code

earlier, my colleague, mariana marsey, spoke to us hell shaheen. the itala bands political spokesman and a member of its negotiations team in doha. she began by asking whether the taliban were expecting an attack. everyone knew that this, this all in one all worked talking, but it was the hatch or huge crowd of people. is it not us but it to take everyone because some of those were inside. but yet, how's about people inside that you're walking outside we are taking them. we are not allowing that one. d day when some of those come to walk out are asking on requesting that we should allow those without the any proper document to, to work with the airport. but we are telling them that. a this is caddies that is called for tub because they, they should not be they should have proper documents. if so this happens when you pen for what in best incidence. and it is because of such hold your foul but, and bought me by without any good. can i ask you, i'm not happy. i s k, it is not a challenge to you when they have staged some horrific attacks over the pas

castillo chose moderate economists. petro frankie after peruse, currency and stock index dropped. mariana sanchez has more now from lima. they are mainly opposition. people, people that voted more take off with the money, but right now they are not processing and per but again you mainly you things don't they, you know, as the prime minister, you know, the, you. 2 are flexible person who has been considered more coverage more than anything a person won't get well of the line here. i don't apparently in the government in full memory, there are people of family really carry on. 6 the i'm many people who are really feel real close. 7 to not, and other people in the absolutely no experience in government. you know the threats of this are you, this isn't the 1st 3 days of government have been that's it spoke exchange for room has fallen. it has lost her sense, the people who voted for pens, many of them are just from sense. there are anger is being showed in there. they're expressing the regular in the social media saying that they did not see you and to help him put extreme if in the cabinets

he's peruse, 5th president in 5 years, and one and deeply divisive election by a rise in margin. mariana sanchez has moved from lima. well, more than 24 hours after kevin to achieve neither were you went to congress to present the government plan for the next 5 years enough for a vote of confidence. finally, legislators, 73 of them approved to confirm the cabinet and 50 voted against it. on thursday, give over, you will have given a 3 hour long speech, a conciliatory one. however, many voices loud voices after the speech said that the president castillo should have found another prime minister, other ministers, without any investigation, be either himself. it's under investigation for apology, for terrorism, and other ministers have investigations for corruption, and others, lack experian for the job. now one on this are saying that the moderates are sending a message to president. cathy are saying, we are giving you a chance to govern. but now after we have confirmed this cabinet, you have to get rid of all those ministers who have questionable backgrounds. harrigan ida is gathering str

is free. poor party has a minority in congress, which is controlled by a center right coalition. mariana sanchez, has this report from lima was wanting to 73 legislators in favor and 50 against a cabinet approved plagued with questions like of experience allegations of corruption and prime minister. either we either accused of making a so called apology for terrorism by appearing to support the shining path extremis group. it put off, even some of the moderate legislators shouted a be either for making remarks in the indigenous kit to a language, even though he was calling for a new start, we want to face a different future difference from the unfair, centralize, liters and deeply exclusionary country the newly inaugurated left his government will now focus on peruvians left behind. the either says, the priority will be to tackle depend demik that left nearly $200000.00 prove, instead of 30 percent of the country in poverty. did that they should be the priority of our social policy. it is time to begin to close this gap and access to rights the chambers, as peruvians, the it will be easy

mi nombre es mariana y tengo 25 aÑos. hace dos semanas llegue a los Ángeles desde bolivia. tenemos de todo y para todos. al volver, no se lo pueden perder. la novia del fallecido comediante sami dice que eugenio derbez se estÁ dejando manipular por los sobrinos. lo analizamos en "sin rollo". tambiÉn no te pierdas quÉ puedes hacer para prevenir un ataque al corazÓn. el doctor juan tiene santo remedio. deberÍa los medios de comunicaciÓn ofrecer espacio al ex manager de juan gabriel quÉ dice que estÁ vivo?eso lo discutimos en "sin rollo". no se muevan. ya regresamos con para todos los que disfrutan de cada momento y todos los que quieren disfrutar mÁs, con menos asma. dupixent podría ayudar. dupixent es un tratamiento complementario para tipos específicos de asma moderada a grave. dupixent no es adecuado para tratar problemas respiratorios repentinos. puede mejorar la función pulmonar para respirar mejor en apenas 2 semanas. y ayudar a prevenir ataques severos de asma. no es un esteroide, pero puede ayudar a reducir o eliminar los esteroides orales. dupixent puede causar reacc

the conservative cake for the morning, and a bitterly contested boat that polarized the country. mariana sanchez, with worn out from lima. these are mainly opposition people. people that voted more take off with the money, but right now they are not processing and her but again, you mainly you things don't they, you know, as the prime minister, you know, the, you know. 2 i flexible person who has been considered coverage more than anything a person won't get well up the line here. i don't care always in the government in full memory. there are people of family really carry on. 6 the i'm sure many people who are really feel real close. 7 and other people in the cabinet up some of the know syrian him government, you know, the effect of this part. you, this isn't the 1st 3 days of government have been that's changed from rule has fallen. it has lost her sense, the people who voted for pendergast, the, you know, many of them are discontent. there are anger is being showed in there. they're expressing the regular in the social media saying that they did not see you and to help him put extreme

despuÉs de la portada que le sacaron a mariana, su novia.a concentrarnos en eso." Él es el que tiene que deslindarse de la publicaciÓn y de lo que digan. lili: se casaba en septiembre 4, obvio que quiso cancelar y esperar a su tata como cariÑosamente le dice a su abuelo. a lo mejor tendrÁ que esperar un mes, dos meses, no sabemos. pero lo mÁs importante es la recuperaciÓn de don chente. charbel, lo importante es que vemos mejorÍas. juliÁn: una preguntita mÁs, me gustarÍa hacer. ¿quÉ dijo Él acerca de la salud del papÁ cuando saliÓ? ¿le preguntaron? charbel: sÍ, entra vicente jr. se molesta por lo que publico esta revista y a la salida nos informa que su padre estÁ respondiendo mucho mejor con movimientos con los brazos, con los ojos y que por supuesto que Él entiende todo lo que esta diciendo cosa que nos hace entender que es su cerebro y sus pulmones estÁn en perfectas condiciones. juliÁn: quÉ buenas noticias. charbel, ¿a quiÉn le guiÑa el ojo? lili: es el sol. [risas] charbel: aquÍ, no. tenemos aquÍ muchÍsima gente, mucha prensa. [risas] j

el ex timbiriche, mariana mole, por muchos aÑos ha llevado su talento, ya tiene muy buena voz, ha hechoan: ya la vi. maity: se estrenÓ, y para celebrarlo a lo latino, warner brothers se uniÓ a los mexicanos, el creador del juego nÚmero uno, mike ha creado una visiÓn Única, y a este estilo de juego le incluyÓ los personajes de la pelÍcula. alan: ya la vi, estÁ sensacional, allÍ estÁn las imÁgenes. mike alfaro tuvo la idea de actualizar el clÁsico juego de mesa de las loterÍas, para continuar con la tradiciÓn. maity: esta es una ediciÓn muy limitada que podrÁn encontrar varios personajes y elementos de la pelÍcula, como harley quinn. alan: buenÍsima, no se la pierdan, mucha acciÓn, algunas escenas violentas, parte de la pelÍcula,. joaquÍn cosÍo la hace de malo, malÍsimo. quÉ bueno esta idea, este cuate que creÓ esta loterÍa milenials, y ahora ya le estÁ dando el toque para todos los fanÁticos. sÍganla viendo. maity: hay que quedarse hasta el final en la pelÍcula. has enfrentado grandes cambios toda tu vida. así que cuando tu negocio se ve obligado a cambiar rápidamente, estás listo para a

are dipping today this as the street turns its focus to friday in the big job report and digesting marianaconomic data which seems intriguing maybe powell's speech has reversed the way the street reacts to news and events and maybe now bad news will be bad news and good news good news. stocks and edge lower on the disappointing manufacturing report and consumer confidence at a huge miss but there is no sense of panic obviously, just anxiety to a large degree comes a booming market in the guessing game only when the music stops. how to ride it out until the fateful moment. if you're going to ride it out you want to find a winner and opportunity. this is one of the most uneven rallies i have ever seen, joining me now david nelson and erin gibbs, i will start with consumer confidence report. it was another big miss and resell it with a higher income last month, consumer spending less money. what is going on with the consumer they're not using credit cards, their backing up their savings, stressing a whole lot of insecurities, what is going on. >> good to talk to you again. i think they have b

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paul: mariana perez was 20 when she emigrated from mexico in 2005, without a high school degree, or even nine years working in a north carolina nail salon. >> i used to work 60 to 70 hours a week . paul: 6270? >> yes. i had no benefits. no vacation paid. so if you don't work, you don't earn money . paul: on the plus side, however. >> i missed some of my clients, they were very nice people. >> i loved working with dogs. paul: but the pay -- >> i went from $6.10 an hour to $11.25 an hour over fifteen years. paul: two problems have plagued the u.s. economy for decades now, income inequality, and young folks not working at all. low pay for those with just high school or less is an obvious explanation. >> 60% of americans in the workforce today do not have bachelor's degrees. paul: but, asks economist byron auguste -- >> why is there such a difference in earnings between people who are college graduates and people who are not in this country? it's simply not the case that not having a bachelor's degree means that you don't have skills to contribute. 30 milli today have the skills based on the

one is to the marianas and iwot jima, the other is to japan and okinawa. check out our website, go to the travel page for information on that. all the other tours that we'd have that many of our speakers are featured as tour historians. and rob, you know where to find him. he's here in new orleans. thank you for leading a wonderful roundtable. in 1945, americans recapture the philippine island at the mouth of manila bay. which have been lost to the japanese in 1942. next kevin maurer talks about his book, rock force, the american paratroopers that took back corregidor, the mccarthy memorial hosted this event and provided the video. >> welcome. thank you for joining us. the loss of corregidor in the philippines in 1942 is a devastating blow to the united states and to general douglas macarthur. by 1945, in the minds of many americans and filipinos, corregidor, the rocks

one is to the marianas and to okinawa, and to go to web page and travel site for that. all of the tours that the speakers are featured as tour historians, and rob, you know where to find him. he is here in new orleans. thank you for leading a wonderful round table. ♪♪ >> in 1945, americans recaptured the philippine island of corregidor at the mouth of manila bay which had been lost to the japanese in 1942. next kevin maurer talks about his book "rock force" and the american paratroopers who took back corregidor. and exacted mac arthur's revenge. the macarthur institute hosted the event. >> welcome, thank you. the loss of the corregidor was a devastating blow to the united states and general douglas macarthur. by 1945 n the minds of many americans and filipinos, the coeg

and gentlemen, john will be leading to tours overseas for us in 2022 to the pacific one is to the marianas and iwo jima and the other is to japan and okinawa. so check out our website and go to the travel page for information on that and all the other tours. we have that many of our speakers are featured as tourist historians and rob, you know where to find them. he's here in new orleans. thankwelcome. thank you for joining us. the loss of corregidor and the philippines in 1942 was a devastating blow to the united states and to general douglas macarthur. by 1945 in the minds of many americans and filipinos corregidor the rock

w swun to the mariano -- one is to the marianas and to okinawa, and toea go to web page and travel site that. and all of the tours that the speakers are featured as tour historians, and rob, you know where to find him. he is here in new orleans. thank you for leading a wonderful round table. >>> follow american history tv on twitter, facebook and youtube for schedule updates to learn about what happened in this day in history and watch videos and learn more about the people and events who have shaped the american story. find us at c-span history. >> in 1945, americans recaptured the philippine island of corregidor at the mouth of manila bay which had been lost at the hands of the japanese in 1942. next kevin maurer talks about his book "rock force" and the american paratroopers who took back corregidor. the macauthor institute hosted the event. >>>

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en el aÑo 2003, encarno en la telenovela el mariana de la noche, protagonizada por jorge salinas y angÉlica la tempestad, la doble vida de estela carrillo, ringo, te doy la vida y recientemente quÉ le pasa a mi familia. jorge ugalde para televisa espectÁculos. alan: es mÁs mexicano pero sus raÍces no lo dejan. no hay mujer que no quiera que le hable ímites. metro, no. ¡presentamos el gran cambio a 5g! por solo 25 dólares al mes obtén 5g sin límites y un smartphone 5g gratis. eso es la mitad de precio por una línea sin límites de datos 5g para smartphones mÁs un samsung galaxy 5g gratis al cambiarte y con intercambio. todo con la red 5g de t-mobile. conquista tu día con 5g solo en metro. hombre: desde nuestras clases hasta las canchas de juego... mujer: ...quizá, ahora más que nunca, estamos listos para este año escolar. estoy emocionado por ver a todos mis estudiantes. hombre: estamos haciendo todo lo posible para que nuestras escuelas estén sanas y seguras. quiero darles las gracias a los padres por trabajar con nosotros y por seguir siendo nuestros compañeros en la educación. no podríamos

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