and i was like," marty, this is lena waithe, this is marty croft."hink you're fantastic. i can't believe it. i had such a wonderful time. i think you should play witchy pooh in the reboot" or whatever was going on. and he said, "i wanted to give you this." and he gives me -- >> no! >> thank you! >> jimmy: that's freddie! >> thank you! >> jimmy: freddie the flute! you know the kid who had freddie was jimmy. may i hold freddie? >> yes, it was jimmy. >> jimmy: oh, wow, look at that. >> jimmy, who jack wild played jimmy. >> jimmy: oh my god, have you smoked out of this yet? [ laughter ] holy -- this is him. >> i know. and i'm not giving it to you. >> jimmy: no, i wouldn't give to it me either. [ laughter ] >> he gave to it me. >> jimmy: wow. >> it's not the original, because people are like, is this the original? >> jimmy: oh, well, then. >> i know. because the original freddie was articulated. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> and he's probably dust now. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "better things" returns monday night on fx and hulu. pamela adlon,

. >> secretary marty wallace talks about creating a diverse workforce, marty walsh, also included union leaders and maryland and alabama representatives and this is just over an hour. >> before we get started, this take a little bit of a quick housekeeping, like captioning is available by clicking on close captioning button on the view screen and also be taking questions at the very end of the panel and joining in on those questions by using a q&a feature, that is also on your screen and then we can answer questions and so a published report on creating pathways for women in the construction trade, and they published pieces about the critical unions in recovery including how they can lead a revolutionary economy and close the racial wealth gap in the factco is, recovery growth don't happen without the jobs available for all americans and it will trade will compensated diverse force is a dynamic workforce and it is one that is the engine of high oxidative newark roaring economy and i know this firsthand is a former organizer for that service employees international union and were all wor

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marty makary is here on his brand-new study and more on how to 2020 lockdowns have failed us.ut first let's take a look back on the top newsmakers on mornings with maria and this edition of the week's talkers, watch. >> it was an agreement in place that they would not be able to go and rural hong kong for another 25 years. and yet sent into henchmen in their prey. >> i think that british when they gave back hong kong in 1987, knew the chinese communist party were brutal, nasty but they thought they would at least a thugs at their word for. >> press secretary jen psaki laughing off the american crime crisis and claiming it's not real. >> she is a pathetic, the smug disrespectful attitude in addition to apologizing to the men and women. how about apologizing to the victims question at. >> 's cohesive recession 23? what you don't rule out anything. but i do not really buy the argument we have a recession coming in 2023 but i think the odds of that are low. elizabeth: will take a look at market telly and another wild week a big jump the job support on friday 467,000 jobs were adde

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his first call was to her mom, marty. me that he wanted to meet but, not why. >> he said, can we set up a time? i said, scratch what i'm doing. come now, because i was so nervous about what it was. >> everything old was about to be new again. new, and very unsettling. >> coming up, the thing that struck me first was the position of mrs. lovelace's arms. >> a different medical examiner reaches a different conclusion. >> the manner of death would be homicide. >> a detective has a question for curtis's daughter. >> tuesday morning, before you went to school, would you remember? >> when did you think was happening? >> i didn't know. >> when dateline continues. didn't know didn't know >> it includes the compassionate healthcare professionals, the dedicated social workers, and the supportive peer counselors we work with to help improve - and even change - people's lives. moving from mental illness to mental wellness starts in our circle. this is intra-cellular therapies. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du m

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marty is already trying to get her to boston, but that's another thing i got to warn you about.ut, folks, look, it's an honor to be here with vice president harris and with the labor secretary, marty walsh - a proud member and former president of the laborers local union 222 , 223 up in boston. and our secretary of energy, jennifer granholm, has got a few things we're going to build. and, and i want to thank the maryland delegation: ben cardin, who's been a friend for a long time; and chris van hollen, who's a really close friend and an outstanding congressman; anthony brown and other elected officials that are here. look, all of whom fight for the working people, in maryland and in every, and every other state. because if it happens here, it happens around the world, happens around the country. it's been an honor to be with the ironworkers of local 5. and we talk about, we talk about building a future that's made in america. we're talking about you. and this time we're going to get it really correct. you know, one of the press persons said to me, and i can't remember who, about

a marty and drink has had chronic leukemia since 2007, incurable. the disease is always present every day, even on vacations, photos of her last cruise hooked it as the man he had and did look at this. you mason, you are clean cortisone cheeks when it surprises me every time here. it's embarrassing, didn't evict me. it's not, it's your life and my life to. i'm also tooth athletic about cook my toilet even when i looked so awful. look how you look at me on my way. it's wonderful. thought haley adams again. they are. her 1st serious symptoms appeared in 2013. 0, so she spent 6 months in hospital chemotherapy and high doses of caught his own, brought her cancer under control, but then it returned her rubbing her energy with oh my god. yes he from london. but his head and it was so difficult just moving from the bed to do a bit of washing up and then back to mahonnan. done with things like that. if you have to experience it yourself, man, woman, so this exhaustion never ending exhaustion longer does. it wouldn't english about was my experience, maurice

i like amazon to edison. marty and drink also has to research my things up, come to a decision. holy key, mia had progressed and she had to rely on a new active ingredient a promising you combination therapy had been released about 4 years earlier. it was supposedly more effective than classical chemotherapy as yet you really had no alternative to the inside for least 5 years. not then because we tried the traditional options, the common bush. but when i say we, i mean dr ludovic and die professor lute and nothing really worked and, and conceived nist's voc leash bond patient is unflagging. nist on the thing he carefully read all the studies he could about this drug or dish. it's by, i'm at old me again and again in the there is something we can try home. and kelley is that, ma'am? and an elderly man responded to it very well. i have a door from it behind. no, don't gloat or say a good on and you trust that and fat heart man. all her foolish, she decides to take the new drug. a bruton it is an enzyme inhibitor that can very precisely slow down the growth of diseased blood cells.

. ♪ >> marty said the "f" word to one of the hells angels.g to talk to you. >> i'm not talking to you. i'm talking to the people who hit my lead singer in the head. >> you're talking to my people. let me tell you what's happened and what's happening. >> no! ♪ one pill makes you larger one pill makes you small ♪ ♪ and the ones that mother gives you don't do anything at all ♪ >> oh, that's what the story is here? oh, bummer. >> really, man. it's scary. >> who's doing all the beating? >> hells angels. >> hells angels are doing beating on musicians? >> marty got beaten up. ♪ go ask alice i think she'll know ♪ >> when we left, it was dark and the rolling stones were on, and we were on a helicopter. paul kantner looked down, he said, "wow, it looks like somebody's getting killed down there." he was right. they were. ♪ remember what the dormouse said ♪ ♪ feed your head feed your head ♪ >> in california, five members of a so-called religious cult, including charles manson, the guru or high priest, have been indicted in the murder of sharon tate and s

marty makary.our reaction to now a dozen governors dropping or moving to drop mask mandates? 11 are blue state democrats, five face re-election. just a few weeks ago we need mask mandates. this is about following the science. so is politics killing the pandemic? >> they have got clearly polling putting them in touch with what voters are seeing. they're sick of it. they're sick of asymptomatic testing on mask level. passports, it is not just the masks. by the way science not changed on masks. masks always had a pour size of 20 to 100 microns. air aerosolized virus had .4 microns. that has not changed. the reason he essentially prove this, they're not giving kids any breaks. yet they're giving those who vote breaks which just goes to show what they're following this is opposite what the cdc is telling them to do which i think is bad guidance. they're going now with the voters and not the cdc. elizabeth: white house press secretary jen psaki, hakeem jeffries, patrick maloney, chair of the democrat con

miss marty are said that they support the parliaments decision to name that he basha, as a new prime minister. will this be a smooth transition will abs? hamid waiver says he's not handing over power to this new prime minister. so we're gonna have to wait and see what happens in the next days and months ahead. lucille gl marty is the director general at the cedric institute. a thing focused on libya . he says that fatty a, bashar goes appointment, risk derailing political developments in libya. the plan is not to develop a vision for libya to govern nivia, but it is to disrupt the ability of this kind of national unity to present itself as the sole unified government in libya. it is also a plan to disrupt any attempt to return to the political negotiation to the roadmap for elections without having the house of representatives at the center of this. so i think it's more of a disruptive move. it will duplicates the governments that will return libya to years, parallel divisions if it doesn't continue. and then it's really about bring friendship . it's about the ways in which political

and i'm starting to sweat and i look at marty and impervious bullet gave me, goosebumps, it actually pulled it out because i remember saying, listen, he's not going to come out of this tree or you, you better dive in. yeah, he's way in there and he's not going to feel this year. the water is going to walk back to the car law. pick your brain is leg. alright. alright. fix, fix, fix, fix, fix. and catherine was to roll her renewal or tell you all i may read or they are beautiful lake north of toronto, called i don't want to get there, like they all live up there. and you'll go up there in the summer and spend a week. and the big show banters, they make the salad in the kitchen in character. can you imagine the kid from pittsburg always wanted to be like that? i just sit there. i never tried to play. was i just fascinated by this? how quick it is. ah, nothing makes me happier than being with smart funny people who are just. yes, go, go, go, go. just bring back. yeah. i had like, god, it's exhausting. i'm like, i could do it all day. yeah. it's exhilarating. now listen, one thing that ye

like i remember going to marty shorts. broadway play when that he was in his human glick slash miss jane pitman make up. he's. he's 4 feet behind this prosthetic face of a flat man. i barely see him in there. and i'm trying to get him to laugh because he's one of my best friends, guardian. he won't, he is so in character character. and it's not going well. i'm on a broadway say literally, i'm already, i'm like, albert brooks and broadcast. i've only been up there 35 seconds, but the 1st one didn't land. yeah. and i'm starting to sweat and i look at marty and impervious bullet gave me, goosebumps, i actually pulled it out because i remember thinking, listen, he's not going to come out of this tree or you, you better dive in. yeah, he's way in there and he's not going to feel this. the other one is gonna walk back to the carla. i think your brain is leg upa. alright. alright, fix, fix, fix, fix, fix, and catherine. to roll her renewal or tell you all i may read for the beautiful lake north of toronto call. oh, i don't want to get there. yeah. they all live up there and you'll go up there i

doctor marty makary thank you for joining us. turning point usa charlie kirk.ou are with me on the show that night when we agreed it was time. just at the end of the first period of the 15 days. we tried that, let's not do that anymore. it's hurting us more trying to protect the vulnerable. all of this has happened since then. >> no kidding. you deserve great credit and your audience deserves to know that. but even in the center right nobody was talking clearly about the lockdown. they were trending and you looked rationally and said if we are pro- worker and profamily and pro- america where we locking down the people that are not at great risk? you are a leader in that regard and i think it change people's opinions. and he will start to see some people we started to see the increase with alcoholism and drug addiction loneliness. and then you make an interesting point. and then they clutch their ideological agenda. and with that multitrillion dollar wealth transfer to pander the pharmaceutical companies. and unfortunately the lockdowns were used for very specif

joining me now, labor secretary marty walsch. good to see you.disappointing number. so, was that a little bit of expectations game? are you genuinely surprised? what do you make of the fact that we defied expectations so dramatically? >> first and foremost, very pleased with this report. and maybe i should be a little stronger than that, but, you know, i think we're working this a month at a time. you know, a couple things i'll point out right off the bat is that the american economy, american workers and companies are more resilient right now today in 2022, february 2022, than we were march, april, may, june, july of 2020. we're learning to be able to adapt and live in some ways with the virus, if that makes sense. and certainly, you know, when you think about what happens, more people work from home this last month than the previous month that were coming in to work, at least for january report. excuse me. and when you look back at the revision for 2021, today when i heard that number, i was surprised when i first heard it from bls this morning

the key word was provocation. rushes envoy accused the us a feeling hysteria over ukraine. marty looper. we're all gonna agree. the discussion about a threat of war is provocative in and of itself. we got the euro most calling for this. you want it to happen. you're waiting for it to happen is if you want to make you words become a reality. the threats of action, if russia's security demands aren't met, is provocative. are encouraging. diplomacy is not provocative. the provocations from russia not from us or other members of this council. this is the largest. this is the largest, hear me clearly mobilization, approved in europe in decade. the cram in march, remember that ukraine is ready to defend itself. at the same time, we support the need to keep diplomatic journals with russia open. ukraine is not going to launch military offensive, neither in the bus nor increa mia, nor anywhere else. ukraine sees no alternative to peaceful resolution of the ongoing conflict. more than $100000.00 russian trip or mass ukraine's border sparking concern from the us european allies that russia will mo

under in there is a single arrows, marty, some euro. we see 120 euro delta's from the municipal treasury every 3 months ago. about the bills of the same value was the normal euros, and are intended to help the 65 year old get through the coven pandemic. even before the crisis, she could barely afford anything. for months chronically ill at home, sick with cove it and depressed is that his eye is lacking me or the support helps me get back outside the day, have a coffee or by hair shampoo. oh boy, these are things i couldn't afford before. who says he can't? there's nobody. here. the coven, 19 pandemic is hit the village of dough to play with its 10000 inhabitants hard. so the new currency is meant to bring some relief body. some euro can only spend her euro dealt is in town. you online shopping malls are off limits, more than 60 stores or participating in the project. so in total, more than $50000.00 euro deltas have already been put into circulation. at the end of the month, retailers exchange the local currency for real euros at city

much everything, how much more can walmart and other retail shoppers stand let's bring in jharonne martist is telling. of the 90 companies in the restaurant and retail index that you followed, 72 mentioned inflation and 82 mentioned supply issues. that is incredible >> good morning, brian absolutely the retailers are warning us not to expect too much from them in the first quarter of the year. when we look at the estimated earnings growth rate for the fourth quarter, retailers are expected to see a robust 46% growth in earnings this is expected to drop to the single digits to 2.1% in the first quarter of 2022 which is telling us that we might start seeing the first signs of consumer slowdown in the first quarter. it is not until the second half of the year that the spending is expected to pick up again in the double digits. >> let's dive into walmart's numbers in particular. when the pandemic hit a year in and -- not everybody, but some said we'll never go back to the stores when people use the words never and always and forever, i run in the other direction. walmart's online sales grew 1

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we heard from secretary marty walsh a little earlier on bloomberg television. >> it was a very solideport. underlying what is telling us, we are in a different position from june 2020. we are seeing people in economies and workplaces and workers learning to live with a pandemic and adjust. taylor: let's break this down. reade pickert, let me start with you. these were phenomenal numbers. what it has explained what economists got so wrong? when romaine asked, could have economists got it so wrong? we learned that yes, that it is possible. a lot of us expected a weaker negative number because of the way workers who are sick are classified in this payroll survey. but we got this really strong number, and part of the renewable is for the seasonal investment process. not only did we have miller apartment ads -- you so more companies holding on the holiday workers than they have in the past. romaine: give us more clarity about the types of industry where we saw those types of gains? >> there is something familiar and flag raising about the composition of today's report. if you look at back

the yes is a single arrows, marty. some euro receives $120.00 euro deltas from the municipal treasury every 3 months over it. but the bills have the same value, was the normal euro's and are intended to help. the 65 year old get through the coven pandemic, even before the crisis, she could barely afford anything. for months chronically ill at home, sick with cove it and depressed. it's a hideous, lucky me all. the support helps me get back outside the day. have a coffee or by hair shampoo. oh boy, these are things i couldn't afford before. he says he can't. there's nobody here. the coven! 19 pandemic is hit the village of doty blay, with its 10000 inhabitants hard. so the new currency is meant to bring some relief buddy, some euro can only spend her euro dealt is in town. you online shopping malls are off limits, more than 60 stores or participating in the project. so in total, more than $50000.00 euro deltas have already been put into circulation at the end of the month, retailers exchange the local currency for real

should be the patient is a to said to get it or do that i become ah, allowing the patients to decide marty and drink would have liked to have know more about the side effects so that she could have been better prepared for the potential risks which died. one was shot at how did i get to work safely? i must have had a really good guardian angel or short thing and it would sleep. oh, better it would have been better to have known more god and that this machine will hope yes, fall. then i wouldn't have gotten my car and put myself at risk. i would have called my doctor that evening from doesn't. does this all, this is what happened, what do i do when he would have said to yes, go to the hospital immediately. and so don't taking the drug up. that's what would have happened. fest funny, but psyched our methodist the data isn't available. yeah. and if you don't know that there's nothing you can do and honey, i'm done. and how we got the medical world is trying to decide with the speed and access to drugs is better than more dash or about efficacy and side effects. and with the image sewland in p

jonathan: labor secretary marty walsh ahead of payrolls. your equity market softer, -0.3%.s in three basis points on tends, 1.7430 -- on tens, 1.7430. euro-dollar, 1.1268. the range of estimates is pretty wide. 150,000 is the median estimate. just working through some of the estimates out there, nomura pops out, looking for negative 50,000 this friday, but still calling for a chunky move in march from the federal reserve of about 50 basis points. there you go. for a lot of people, this does not make a difference. tom: i don't have any brilliance here. i get the omicron thing on the jobs report and all. i believe we have bill dudley scheduled later, which will be really important. your good friend marty walsh, the former mayor of boston, i ran into the secretary of labor day, and we had a private conversation, and i have to keep this private area he swore me to secrecy. but the former mayor of boston was heated about roger clemens and mr. ortiz in the hall of fame. we are going to have to leave it there. but this is a guy attuned to the people of new england. jonathan: to be

marty makary, health policy expert in fox news contributor, he has results on a new study in naturalthis is a letter, you are off or up and you put together a study here and what you look at antibody prevalence among people who were in the study. what you found was among 295 unvaccinated patients who tested positive for covid, antibodies were present in 293 of them, or 99.3%. do we know what the clinical significance is of this? doesn't confer immunity? >> we think it does, one of the open discussions we have of public health officials is whether or not prior covid infection, that is natural immunity gives you a strong antibody response and is it durable? we found those levels were very much at the neutralizing level. they were in the same range as that of vaccinated immunity but they were more persistent. they were constant and stayed at a constant level for up to 22 months, nearly two years and that is simply because that is a time period in which covid has been abound for us. is not that it will fall off a cliff after 21 months. this does answer an open question that we have had a

marty makary joins us now.ll, with all the breakthrough cases of omicron is there any evidence that unmasked, vaccinated people are less likely to be pass on the virus than unmasked unvaccinated people? >> well, look we've heard public health officials acknowledge now everybody will get omicron or be exposed to it. the idea you will somehow reduce the risk of transmission by wearing a cloth mask which by the science never changed on cloth masks. the size of the errol sized virus was 1 to 5 microns. the pours of the cloth masks are 20 to 100 microns. it is very much porous open area. if you're vaccinated the window of trans missability may be slightly more narrow but we know the peak viral shedding is equal among the vaccinated and unvaccinated. omicron is in upper respiratory system and likely toe boy it off by the time you get sick. david: omicron sweep through it, still taking people down. people are getting sick. some people are ending up in the hospital but again a much more mild version than certainly delt

it's an honor to be here with vice president harris, and marty walsh, proud president of local workersp in boston, and jennifer grandholm, we have a few things we are going to build. i want to thank the delegation, ben carden for a long time, and an outstanding congressman, anthony brown and other elected officials here. look, all of whom fight for working people in maryland and every other state, because if it happens here it happens around the world, happens around the country. it has been an honor to be here with the local workers number 5, and this time we are going to get it really correct. you know, one of the press persons said to me -- i can't remember who, but about three months ago, i don't know if it's factual or not, you have used the word union more than any other president in history. let me tell you, i am not sure that's true, but i'll tell you what, i promise you you would have a union president and i am because you are the best. now, we talk about whether, you know, wall street builds america, they are good people in wall street, not bad folks and there are good people

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let's bring in doctor marty makary fox news contributor and john hopkins university professor.tor makary, so glad to have you with us this saturday evening. you know, my family lived in canada for five years. but i learned about canadians as they are extremely cordial and polite. they avoid conflict at all costs and they are generally not known for their protest. so what do you make of the truckers in this freedom convoy pushing back on the vaccine mandates? >> well, nice to see you anita. the political polarization is really alienating the idea vaccination but some people felt uncomfortable with the mrna vaccines but are about to get a traditional vaccine from novavax's. they just applied to the fda a few days ago. we should be seeing that within a month or two come to market. some people have been waiting for. but when we saw the strict mandates going to place it really hard and people into their position but they saw the excessive breach of public health and government too. and really we saw new vaccinations go to almost zero the second the political polarization came about.

the first thing other than marty breen took down the mask signs. >> if you don't have one, you don't want to wear one, we're fine with that. >> reporter: he says if it gets crowded, he'll likely ask the staff for mask up. >> we're close up, down touching their feet. >> reporter: breen says requiring customers to continue to masking up is not worst the hassle. >> when the situation changed back in june, we probably will 10 or 12 customers within a week irate at us, screaming at our employ crease. they don't want to shop with us anymore, because we required the mask. >> other than -- >> we're excited to be taking off the masks officially today. but keep them handy, too. owner marsha harmon hopes less rules will draw in more customers. other that i ted counter leahy saying masking up is less about following the rules and making those around are feel comfortable. >> i do that out of respect for other people. >> reporter: owners say they adopt want the marketing mandate to end. that's why they're offering a 10% discount to customers who deep their masks on. schools, hospitals, public tran

romaine: all right, jharonne martis there. thank you. bloomberg lp does compete with their company when it comes to providing news data to the industry. continuing triple take, rising inflation could be a positive, luring more customers from all income levels to seek out what they say our everyday low prices. the company ceo saying on the earnings call today that middle income for families and lower mode -- lower income families and even wealthy families like yours, taylor, become more price-sensitive. brendan joins us now. i guess i have no reason to doubt them, right? >> not so far. they turned in a strong quarter and had a stronger-than-expected out look for comparable sales this year. definitely an indication that they think they will do pretty well. a big part of that is just there big powerful brand. the everyday low prices. as you said, they are expecting they might pick up additional customers this year as people become more price conscious, something they haven't been the last couple of years. inflation rising so quickly right n

mom was russia one, marty. nobody over there. so my, you hear me or the leisure to figure out the vision, but i see ah, was he really confirming le, carry a luxury? yes. alone did it just come on. i said, i, i said i ah, how much longer can we take the u. s. and u. k. seriously, there war of words is dangerous and reckless. the rest of nato and even ukraine are much more restraint. but there's a comp number ukraine, there will be a conflict, washington in london, endlessly promot. oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation or community? are you going the right way? or are you being led to somewhere? which direction? what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend, who join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah ah, the international olympic committee rules there won't be any award ceremony for russia in figure skating star camila valley about despite the 15 year old being cleared to further competitor at the beijing winter games by s

marty mccarey here.shing a lot of the data it says a spokeswoman for the cdc says the agency has been slow to release the different streams of data because basically -- this is a quote -- at the end of the day, it's not yet ready for primetime. the agency's priority when gathering any data is ensure it's accurate and axable. another reason it's feared the information might be misinterpreted. doctor, start with you because you at johns hopkins had your own study about natural immunity because you couldn't get the information from the cdc. what else are they not telling us? >> the statement by the cdc is what you say if you're caught hoarding data and not disclosing it. it's very clear not only did they not disclose key data on natural immunity and reinfections as we asked them too repeatedly. interestingly they didn't report the booster hospitalization rate in the age group 18-49. we know from international data that data doesn't support boosters and that's why 25% of healthcare workers in new york now ar

to host oregon state on wednesday the cal golden bears taking on ucl a 4th quarter ucl a up by one marty puts this one in to extend that lead have 16 points off the bench. final seconds game. bruins up 7 dazzling green from the wing. she had 17 off the bench that cuts the deficit before. but it was too little too late. cow falls. 59 to 54. over to the men's side. stanford hosting the washington huskies. 1st half cardinal up 10. harrison ingram. he's only a freshman folks. he's probably not going to be at stanford next year. yes, 17 points that capped off a 15 to 2 run 2nd half stafford of comfortably jaiden delaire from the quarter. he had 18 points. stanford winds, 87 to 69. they'll take on ucl a on tuesday. all right. that's your look at sports. back to you jason. thank you. >> a new study tonight revealing the best cities for movie buffs to visit. and while obviously hollywood would make the list, it's also a lot harder to make a long weekend out of the number one and it was picked as the top destination, the british capital boasts more. >> movie theaters than any other city and the h

strike in neighboring these 5 others were wounded. joined forces were targeting arm bandits in the marty region of southern asia. they've been several incidents of the nigerian military accidentally killing civilians in recent years. the grand vizier pin renee sons damn has begun generating electricity for the 1st time. egypt and sudan have opposed the big switch on for years because of reduce water flow. so to hurt this report, 11 years and $5000000.00 in the making, dns are finally able to switch on electricity produced by their own giant dam. welcome distraction for prime minister abbe. i've made that war with rebel to gray and forces in the north. a 145 meter high dam on and all rivers, main tributary. the blue now is designed to hold 74000000000 cubic meters of water, but africa's largest hydro electric power project is controversial and it's fiercely opposed by through his neighbors. you thought to know the officers, i got out the downstream countries, the brothers, the people of egypt and stood on the water will flow and the world must know that the dam will not affect them. all t

we talked to, jon ferro spoke to earlier in the day marty walsh, the labor secretary.ear what he had to say. >> it was a very good report, very solid report. i think underline what it's telling us is we're in a very different position then we were in march and april of 2020. we're seeing workers and employers learning to live with the pandemic and adjust. so we are in a different place there. matt: a little bit of a victory lap for the administration. let's welcome diane swonk to get us her take on the payrolls report. diane, this was very strong. and if you don't look at what happened in canada, you would think omicron never happened. diane: well, not exactly. the report did actually show 3.6 million workers absent, a record high number due to illness. and we had 6 million workers sidelined because they couldn't get to work because of the pandemic, because of pandemic related closures. we did have the imprint of the pandemic on it. what was really interesting was the seasonal adjustment in january. we saw basically a lot of firms in leisure and hospitality, retail not