harry and meghan married at st. was really such an extraordinary, national celebration. the whole of the uk and so many people around the world were so behind harry and meghan and the culmination of that love story. >> the new royal couple. you can hear the cheering. >> and in terms of public opinion, they were popular. >> there is no doubt about that. you just need to see all the coverage in the run-up to the wedding. harry was one of the most popular members of the royal family, for a very long time. >> meghan seemed to be utterly perfect. and it was fantastic to have somebody of mixed race coming into the royal family. and, therefore, making it more relevant to so many more people in britain. >> their popularity continued on their first royal tour to australia, new zealand, fiji and tonga, where they were treated like rock stars. >> they got a rapturous reception everywhere they went, and more importantly, rapturous press coverage too. >> and that was meghan's first tour as a member of the royal family. so, how d

prince harry and meghan markle.ike a breath of fresh air. she was fantastic. she wasn't the shy, retiring royal girlfriend. >> if meghan markle was the slightest bit nervous about stepping out in front of the british public for the very first time, it didn't show. >> we're particularly happy to be at our first royal foundation event with meghan. >> women don't need to find a voice. they have a voice. they need to feel empowered to use it. and people need to be encouraged to listen. >> the young royals are a real pr boost to the royal family. they're modern, attractive. so i think that they really renovated the royal brand. >> we in the press started talking about the fab four, what could be achieved together. they seemed a great and very dynamic unit. but it didn't last very long. -finally, a make-up made -just for us age perfect foundation by l'oreal paris a super hydrating serum enriched with vitamin b3, in a lightweight formula it doesn't settle into your lines age perfect foundation by l'oreal paris we are worth

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. >> harris: meghan mccain is revealing why she quit the view.ean hannity an exclusive interview that her fellow cohosts targeted her and treated her differently because of her political views. here's a bit. speak up in a conservative woman in mainstream media is deeply threatening especially being a woman who can hold her own. it became more and more personal. the more successful and was on "the view" and the more i pressed liberal candidates, the more it started snowing out on eric. >> harris: a cat show. are you surprised how she was treated for her politics? >> steve: i'm not. i will admit, and this comes as a shock to all of you, i was not a regular watcher of "the view." when i did see it, it did seem like she was beat up on and teamed up on. i'm not surprised to hear what she had to say. the unfortunate thing is that a secunda format -- the reason for having someone like meghan mccain on is to bring a different point on and test the assumptions of the four women who leave more or less the same thing or largely the same thing. the best kind

here is meghan trainor [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: no way come on!> jimmy: oh, my god you're the greatest. we have so many things i have to discuss and talk about. you know where we have to start, and this is the headlines -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah this is a real headline that was trending this week maybe yesterday. "meghan trainor reveals she and daryl have two toilets next to each other in their bathroom." that's all anyone could talk about for the last three days. >> yeah. yeah, my mom's like, "i wish there was song attached to this." [ laughter ] but there's not. i didn't know it was going to be such a big deal that's why i casually brought it up on a podcast but, yeah, when i -- we moved into this new house, and you know, you get up all throughout the night with the baby and you got to pee and there's so many moments i was like, "move. you know, i was like, "i have to go. >> jimmy: yeah >> and so when we moved to this new house, i was like, "i have an extra toilet, can i just pop them next to each other? and the plumber, like, giggles and i was

nancy: i think there is no comparison there, because meghan markle and harry, they have really takenis embrace of hollywood, and they have got all these deals, these mega deals. they want it both ways. they want to have this private life and they also want to really bank a lot. they live just outside of los angeles in montecito, and oprah winfrey is a neighbor. so this is a very different scenario because this young couple has said we want a private life. we are not going to make mega deals. he's already with a substantive law firm in new york city. we do not yet know what princess mako is going to do, but again, i would agree it is their business and they are not going to take on a very public profile. at least if you can go by the few remarks in the prepared statement today. clearly princess mako said that her upset and her illness and her inability to really speak too openly today had to do with this libelous coverage, this sort of incessant media coverage. so i think they would be pulling back. so the comparison to harry and meghan has been so public, it is just a useful hook in

meghan markle -- it's okay. you can stop talking. nudging her way into american politics, really elbowing her way and. she published an open letter to nancy pelosi and senate majority leader chuck schumer calling for all parents to receive paid family leave, she's the perfect spokesperson for this her whole life paid for by this. she tried to brag about her humble beginnings writing i grew up on $4.99 salad, i waited tables, it took multiple jobs to cover odds and ends and still no personal style. she failed to mention her nearly $10000 private school tuition, 30,000 dollars a year college tuition or the fact that her dad literally one lottery, 750 thousand dollars when she was a kid on top of $200,000 a year union fighting job in hollywood so what is meghan trying to do here? >> i can't believe we are not respecting her privacy #in her family's privacy. don't knock on that buffet. if i won the lottery, i'd still be hitting got up at 3:00 a.m. if i had to predict it's interesting because the democrat party base catering to celebritie

back now with meghan and the unmasking of the monarchy." and the unmasking of the monarchy. revising his best-selling profile released in 2018 with three new chapters. >> she's gone from a cable actress to this international superstar, the most googled woman of the last couple of years. >> what do you think is the biggest misconception people have about meghan? >> i think that people think she was more in control of their lives inside the royal family when really the one who was the expert was prince harry. she was to defer to him, and often got the blame for things that have gone wrong. >> reporter: morton says we're watching history repeating itself. >> laura simpson was blamed for the abdication. meghan markle is blamed for harry coming to hollywood when ironically it was harry who was very keen to do an interview with oprah. >> it's not going to be given a title and also concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born. >> what? >> reporter: that jaw-dropping interview watched by more than 17 million people ar

meghan, things are being with us.ck, terry mcauliffe snapping at a reporter for not asking the questions he wanted asked. straight ahead, we have the tape. ♪ ♪ ♪ just two pills for all day pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. when you're driving a lincoln, stress seems to evaporate into thin air. which leaves us to wonder, where does it go? does it get tangled up in knots? or fall victim to gravity? or maybe it winds up somewhere over the bermuda triangle. perhaps you'll come up with your own theory of where the stress goes. behind the wheel of a lincoln is a mighty fine place to start. ♪ ♪ >> sean: now, and battle virginia gubernatorial candidate democrat terry mcauliffe couldn't handle a few tough questions from a local reporter. here's what happened next, we got the videotape. >> health care, covid, education. all right, we are over, that's it. i gave you extra time, come on, man. you should have asked better questions early on. questions your viewers care about. >> sean: here with reaction, former flori

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is harry and meghan do is impact artners? , ., , partners? is a very good question — partners?nd we - partners? is a very good question and we are - partners? is a very good | question and we are very excited to work them into the family and have been lucky and excited to have any conversations with them about what this partnership looks like. ithink what this partnership looks like. i think we can bring it down into three primary areas they are going to be working with us on. primarily they will be driving a lot of awareness around the issues that we are fighting for. that is things like climate, things like human rights, we can really be on the ground trying to understand how we solve those problems at a systemic level and then they can then drive that conversation using the platform that they have to. but they are also going to be helping us build a community, and as a community of individuals, a community of individuals, a community of individuals, a community of investors, institutions to come together to try to use the unique resources and assets and skills as we all have

. >> if diana's marriage to prince charles was fairy tale, then meghan's to prince harry was even mored already successful in her own right, meghan single-handedly modernized the british monarchy just by being who she was, but like diana meghan wasn't ready or willing to accept the scrutiny that came with the role. >> i seem to be on front of a newspaper every single day which is an isolating experience. >> i know there's an obsession with how things look, but has anyone talked about how it feels because right now i could not feel lonelier. >> and i'm talking about history repeating itself i'm talking about my mother. when you can see something happening in the same kind of way, anybody would ask for help. >> reporter: harry has blamed the media for his mother's democrat he scarred himself by the constant invasions of privacy into his childhood. his mother was acutely aware that she was the most famous woman in the world. she couldn't control that, but she learned to turn it to her advantage and use it as a force for good. in william and harry she instilled a sense of empathy and compa

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. >> a new report is suggesting meghan markle and prince harry were the target of a coordinated hate on social media according to the research, 83 accounts backed by 187,000 followers, were responsible pore approximately 70% of the hate content targeting harry and meghan twitter told buzzfeed news it was actively investigating the information and accounts in the report >>> houston astros look to bounce back in the world series in a big way houston pitches all around the diamond. that one into orbit. the shot in the 7th put the game out of reach houston's pitching stepped up and kept the braves far from home plate astros even up the series with a 7-2 win. game 3 is tomorrow >>> as the series shifts over to atlanta, a die-hard fan and her son will be there. mickey benton tweeted to the team to say the last time atlanta was in the world series, she was watching them play as she gave birth to her son. now they are flying the mother and her son for game 4 >>> after requesting tickets, former president trumpis set t attend game 4 in atlanta >> let's check in with meteorologist janessa webb

. >>> coming up a new push from meghan markle. the open letter she sent to house leader nancy pelosi and what she wants congress to do next. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> california governor gavin newsom opens up in an exclusive with "meet the press." one of the issues covered, the deadlock in congress among democrats over the president's agenda. >> this political death march of who's up, who's down, manchin, sinema, i can't take it anymore. no one can take it anymore. just enough. stop. just get something done. it looks like they're going to get something done and watch, miraculously numbers will start going up. they deliver. no one even remembers what was in the original $1 trillion package. >> you can watch chuck todd's entire interview this sunday on "meet the press" right after "today in the bay." >>> imagine a doctor saying take one or two memes and call me in the morning. a new study suggests it could happen.

meghan fitzgerald outside a booster shot site in chicago. i want to bring in a doctor, the medical director of covid isolation and quarantine sites for housing works here in new york city. shannon, i want to start with you. we're awaiting word from the president as i mentioned. he's getting an update on our fight against this pandemic, against covid-19. he's going to be speaking in the next hour. what are we expecting from the president today? >> well, one thing white house officials indicate we will hear is the president urging people not to let up now. cases and hospitalizations going down. more people getting booster shots. administration officials have been trying to warn the public that now is not the time to let up. there is still very high community spread in most places in the country. the cdc director said. we're heading in into those colder months where we have seen cases surge again. holiday travel coming up. there could potentially be a bad -- there's a lot of caution within the white house and the administration about whether we

meghan markle reached out to lawmakers asking democrats to sl vag this, which many progressives do. is there any likeihood of that? >> reporter: paid family leave is a big issue here. that was not just a top priority for democrats, but something the president ran on during his campaign. right now it's not in this $1.75 trillion package in any way, shape or form. senator gillibrand and murray, gillibrand a mom of two school-age children. they're-a pleading with senator manchin who is opposing paid family leave policies to include it in the reconciliation package in any way,on in four weeks, in2 weeks, employer-to-employee matching. i spoke to her before she left town and offered manchin basically anything that would stick.ll he's still opposing it. meghan markle sent a letter to congress earlier this month asking for action on universal paid leave. she followed up to a leader to those two senators, manchin and sinema, thanking them for that time on this, issue. >> that letter from meghan markle saying she's not a politician orno elected officia just a citizen hoping for action. >> ju

and meghan mccain was one of the first people in their sights.s have had to put up with all sorts of terrible things. they have had to fight for their country, for their freedom and much more. i admire meghan mccain for sitting this out. this is real warring. she had to put up with being on a panel show. a lot of people say they criticize armchair warriors. you know, you have got to cope with the seat of a real armchair if you are going to be on a show like that. people have gone through worse things. it does definitely expose just the horrible way in which left wing women in particular talk about progress and hate from the wrong people. steve: they clearly the most the panelists on that program hated donald trump and because she was the lone conservative they took everything out on her as she secretary of state i didn't vote for donald trump. >> how generalizing do you have to be to that that meghan mccain represents donald trump. these people can't see any delineations on the opposite side. steve: i know it let's talk about this. interesting st

prince harry and meghan have joint company city.avejoint company which have joint company which advises wealthy clients on how to invest their funds advises wealthy clients on how to invest theirfunds more sustainably. the international monetary fund has cut its projection for global growth in 2021 to 5.9%. the fund also warned developing nations are likely to be hit worst by the pandemic. michelle fleury spoke to the imf�*s chief economist and asked her how long it would take developing nations to recover from the disruption caused by covid—19? irate recover from the disruption caused by covid-19? we have the advanced economy _ caused by covid-19? we have the advanced economy group - advanced economy group returning to pre— pandemic project that levels in the middle of next year. so they would return to where they would return to where they would have been in the absence of the pandemic. but if you look at many emerging markets and developing economies we are seeing significant scarring into the medium term where their gdp is 5%— i

>> well, i actually think what meghan just said is really important.t the xlf is at an all-time high and some of the large caps look amazing. berkeshire, which i own, looks like it's on the verge of a breakout after a very long consolidation period american express looks great obviously the money-centered banks. that's perfectly intuitive you have to consider these companies just had nine months of record-breaking every month record-breaking stock market issuance m&a, all types of investment banking, selling debt like anything capital markets related has been incredible. trading has been great it's just been this, like, buffet of very, very, very easy comps from last year combined with explosive growth this year. so, that's not going to be what you'll hear from consumer staples. that's not what you're going to hear from industrials or from other parts of the market that are a little bit more challenged by some of the supply stuff that we're all talking about all day long so, we might've saved the best for first, and that would be the big concern here w

. >> prince harry and meghan markle just announce they are stepping back. >> to be 100% royal you haved be fair. >> harry is making this decision because he can't cope with the life that they're living. >>> the house of windsor. ruled over by a dutiful queen, elizabeth ii. >> god help me to make good my vow, and god bless all of you who are willing to share in it. >> as she watches her beloved grandson marry his american bride -- >> i harry take you meghan. >> a new generation breathes life into an ancient institution. for nearly 70 years the queen has weathered scandal and tragedy. >> we have some very sad news to bring you. princess diana has died. >> and battled to remain

>> appears, liz, harry and meghan are interested in one of the fastest and most popular investment themessg investing, more sustainable impact investing because now can they not only feel good about the companies they're investing in but feel good about the potential returns of those stocks that those companies generate. we have our own sustainable impacting investment trust at smart trust, esg rating of just capital and investment ratings of argus research and there are three particular names i would like to high height for you today, liz. the first one being the number one ranked capital by just capital according to their own esg ratings. that being microsoft corning. they rate very high how they treat their workers. specifically how they treated them during the pandemic and how fill lan there pick they philanthropic they are to the community they operate in. two other names, cummins incorporated in addition to cisco systems. they play to growth and value rotation as they both offer yields above 2 1/2% and p-e ratios above 16. attractive entry point, value oriented and esg. liz: look at

and harry leaving — criticisms of meghan and harry leaving the family and with her son as well— leavingfore she went into hospital- as well with the scandal. the day| before she went into hospital she turned down the chance to be recipient of all day of the year and said you're only as old as you feel. ——0ldie. that is really what people want to hear and be able to see from her. it want to hear and be able to see from her. , . . ., want to hear and be able to see from her. , . ., ., , ., , her. it is amazing to see how she works with _ her. it is amazing to see how she works with younger _ her. it is amazing to see how she works with younger people - her. it is amazing to see how she works with younger people and l her. it is amazing to see how she i works with younger people and the zoom calls show she is not as old as she seems and she can grip zoom better than some younger people. some ambassadors when they want to join the court of stjames have to meet the queen as she has gone ahead by zoom and they have had some remarkable conversation with her and some of her personality shine th

. >> meghan mccain breaks her silence about working on "the view."ting having my book excerpt released today people don't really be surprised at all. stuart: to repeat, she says she was targeted for her conservative values. we'll deal with it next. ♪. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones if you used shipgo this whole thing wouldn't be a thing. yeah, dad! i don't want to deal with this. oh, you brought your luggage to the airport. that's adorable. with shipgo shipping your luggage before you fly you'll never have to wait around here again. like ever. that can't be comfortable though. shipgo.com the smart, fast, easy way to travel. going to tell you about exciting medicare advantage plans that can provide broad coverage, and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare, you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits. but you have to meet a deductible for each, and then yo

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you deejayed the royal wedding, prince harry and meghan markle these are high pressure gigs which oneyeah this isn't like, you know, this wasn't like my cousin -- my cousin's wedding you know what i'm saying this is like - >> jimmy: yeah, yeah this is -- >> you know, this wasn't at the community hall [ laughter ] you know, the reception. this was like a big, big deal. and -- you know, they're good friends and i wanted to make sure they had a great time so, it was a lot of pressure >> jimmy: do you know what - >> i mean a lot. >> jimmy: do you know what song you're going to play when you kick off the party or is it - >> no, but i have a collection of songs that any one of them could be a good kick off and meghan had sent me a a playlist, so, i knew what she wanted already >> jimmy: i was -- i wanted to ask you about this, because i have an idea we might have crossed paths before i even knew you were you a bouncer at caroline's comedy club here in manhattan? >> yeah. yeah, yeah, yeah i used to work at the door i was upstairs, and then i went downstairs and watch the show. and just, you

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. >> by sunday, his little daughter meghan had become very concerned. she hadn't heard from him either. worrying. >> i was, like ok, answer your phone, it's time to answer your phone now. you know, i was confused because he always just answers the first time we call. >> that sunday night, her uncle kevin, a former fbi agent of 20 years, was being called to the house in clymer via school official. >> they said, we can't find your brother. i said what do you mean, you can't find my brother? supposed to be at a conference in albany, didn't check in at the hotel. both cars still at the house. i said, okay, we are coming. >> kevin is hoping for a simple explanation that they'd come upon his brother on the property hurt and unable to get up. >> my hope was he had gone out back, there's a huge land behind his house. he was laying out there, and couldn't get up. >> when he walked into the house, the former fbi man didn't like what he saw. >> i started looking around, and here is a $600, his wallet, suitcase is partially packed. i came back downstairs, said ever

meghan may have never met her, but one person she is close to in the u.k.y's mother's friends, diana's. because who could understand what it's like from the outside? >> "diana" premieres sunday at 9:00 p.m. only on cnn. >>> thank you for staying with us. we begin this hour in the big step in the long fight against the pandemic. pfizer has asked the fda to authorize emergency use of its vaccine for children ages 5 to 11. and there are some good signs. the pandemic may be

was there any hesitation >> none whatsoever meghan and i have both already been vaccinated, and we feltextremely comfortable just personally. >> i think we also want to teach them that science is important and also giving back and kind of stepping up. >> we were scared if we got covid and now it will probably protect us from covid >> reporter: but amid protests, a new kizer study says most parents won't immediately get their kids vaccinated. 32% will wait and see and 24% say they definitely will not. >> we're not anti-vax. that's not what we're saying we're saying it is a new science, quote, unquote, and it needs to be proven >> reporter: tonight the massive roll-out to vaccinate children and the growing fight against it >> and miguel joining me here in the studio. let's circle back to this decision about mixing and matching boosters. a lot of questions, especially when it comes to johnson & johnson's vaccine. >> reporter: yeah. the fda didn't make any direct authorization. but if you have been vaccinated with johnson & johnson and getting one of those mrna vaccines, the pfizer or moder

>> meghan, thank you. >>> oil prices just hit a seven-year high.means drivers can expect to pay more at the pump in the coming days. analysts predict prices will surge in michigan, ohio and parts of illinois before the rest of the country. >>> you can add clothes to the list of things getting more expensive. cotton prices are at a ten-year high, thanks in part to severe weather in parts of the country. >>> coming up, the plane that got stuck under a bridge. >>> also ahead, the search for a fugitive that may have been fugitive that may have been spotted at a major league why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. and fast itch relief for adults. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or

my name is meghan and i'm calling in support of the purchase of the panoramic hotel. i'm also in support of the inclusion and addition of available care, health care, mental health care, social services for residents and all families and individuals living without the safety of a home right now. for all the talk in san francisco about finding solutions to homelessness, we have an unprecedented opportunity to actually do so for many people. there iss no such thing as homeless housing because juans person has housing, they're no longer homeless. this is how you end homelessness. not doing so would be worse than doing nothing because this is an actionable step to maintain homelessness for those familis if we do not buy this hotel. thank you to the current residents who shared their stories earlier and thank you to the board of supervisors for listening. >> caller: hello. i'm an organizer with disability action. i work in soma and i live in soma. near this location. and i completely support this. i think we should acquire this. i'm urging the board of supervisors and the

and meghan, who've been so like, that's just a useful hook in the media. i don't think it's really that accurate says 0. now that the princess is going to disappear from the public life in japan. moved to the us to live with her husband. do you think that this could be the moment for more contemplation of what's next for the chrysanthemum, thrown in japan? should the royal family reinvent itself? because obviously you can see that the and the mounting pressure of many people. well, i would like to think that, you know, there will be argumentation or at least discussion about how the royal family or i would say the, the way you know these. i would say ministers are being run as a whole on which is excessively secretive and excessively conservative. the fact of the matter is, is that in this case, she could become now a commoner. but if, for example, a lady gets married to a japanese rural family, then she lou would lose her right. as a human being, you know, if you join the role of family, i know it's something that, you know, sounds very strange, but it st

meghan mcinerney says every party in this covid ward at saint alphonsus hospital is unvaccinated. why are we here now? what makes this time so unique? >> in idaho, a lot of people do not support vaccinations, and they are making the personal choice to not get vaccinated. and distributing misinformation about vaccines. >> reporter: idaho has the highest rate of covid-occupied i.c.u. beds in the nation. masks are not required indoors. charge nurse alicia luciani says the division over masks and vaccinations is spilling into hospitals. >> we do often get family members berating us up one side and down the other because we are not prescribing what they think that we should be prescribing. >> reporter: the exhausting and polarized climate has also led to troubling protest signs, like this one outside the e.r., calling doctors murderers. saint alphonsus has lost 50% of its entire staff since covid began, mostly due to burnout. have you ever been so exhausted, waking up that morning and just like, "i don't want to go in"? >> yeah, pretty much on a daily basis. >> reporter: luciani has de

financially driven, and why corporations are raking in profits from taxpayer funded research. alina meghan e from doctors without borders, things the companies need to bring their pricing under control. and it has highlighted a number of things that profit getting out of the find a me is something that pharmaceutical corporations need to refrain from. and you can look at the genetic price, which is ranges from $15.00 to $20.00, a treatment that the $700.00 price is absolutely outrageous. if you watch what's going on in vaccines, find that i'm more done. i have made billions of dollars of profit. why depriving the developing and fees of these vaccines apply? so it's really, really pretty good that you do something different for try to be than treatment. we don't repeat the api that has happened on vaccines for treatment. as i said, the drug is already under genetic reduction in india, and it will be available once that a few bodies approve excitement in c u. s. and the price is going to be between $15.00 to $20.00 per treatment. significantly less than the $700.00. dr. iran says it has. i'm

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prince harry and meghan from the carriage.usband, tuesday's wedding featured no trumpets, no revelers and not even a white dress. her husband is a commoner. and this wedding means losing her imperial status. tying the knot with him at a registry office in tokyo. afterwards, the couple gave a brief press conference.me, kai person and marriage was a necessary choice to live, while cherishing our hearts. i love mako. i want to spend my only life with someone that i love. the road to the nuptials was a long one. the college sweethearts announced they wanted to marry the next year. but a financial dispute surfaced and the wedding was suspended. scrutiny from the press and attacks from the media, impacting mako's mental health. the princess suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder. currently women are barred from taking the throne and there's only three male heirs left who can succeed the current monarch. but princess mako will be known as mako and many expect her to move to new york to join her husband, who now works at a law f

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harry and meghan havejoined ethic as �*impact partners'.how to invest their money into firms with good environmental credentials. tigrayan forces in northern ethiopia say a massive government offensive launched last week is continuing, causing thousands of casualties. a senior member of the tigray people's liberation front has said the government is using heavy artillery, tanks, fighterjets and drones but the rebels are holding their ground. the bbc�*s kalkidan yibeltal is in addis ababa. it looks like there is renewed fighting and intense it looks like there is renewed fighting and intense fighting it looks like there is renewed fighting and intense fighting about. but it's difficult to determine and whether the fighting is as devastating as it is. because you know so far what we have is the statement and some humanitarian sources that are confirming that there is indeed fighting in some areas. its neighbouring the region south of tigre. forces have managed to force backing control. it seems the new fighting is in those areas. as you said

. >> reporter: their parents, meghan and jim, say they first got the okay from the family's pediatrician. >> i think if we can all create that herd immunity, we can all finally start coming out of this and start leading a normal life, and our kids interacting and playing and running around together and families and friends getting together and just returning to a normal life. >> reporter: the f.d.a. usually follows the recommendations of the advisory panel. a c.d.c. panel is expected to weigh in next week, and it's possible that shots could be going into young arms by the end of next week. pharmacies, pediatrician's offices and clinics. >> o'donnell: as that father said, hoping to return to a normal life. janet shamlian, thank you. well, tonight, we are learning more about the two victims killed in a mass shooting at a mall in idaho monday. 26-year-old jo acker was a mall security guard and an army veteran. roberto arguis was 49. four other people were injured in the shooting. still, there is no word on the motive for the attack. all right, tonight, there are serious questions about whet

the duke and duchess of sussex have become part of harry and meghan have impact cabinet partners, helpinge cofounders of the company told us more. we are very excited to work them into the family and we have been very lucky and excited to have many conversations with them about what this partnership looks like. we can break it down into three primary areas they will partner with us. primarily, they will be driving a lot of awareness around the issues that we are fighting for. that is things like climate, things like human rights we can really be on the ground trying to understand how we solve those problems at a systemic level. they can then drive that conversation using the platform that they have. but they will also help us build a community, and that is a community of individuals, investors, institutions to come together to try to use the unique resources and assets and a school so that we have tried to drive towards solutions. with that, finally, partnerships. we as an organisation like to strike incredibly interesting partnerships, and where they will help us is thinking about how we

. >> reporter: their parents meghan and jim first got okay from the family pediatrician. >> if we cane that herd immunity, we can start coming out of this and start leading a normal life d playing d running arounder an friends getting to the. just returning to a normal life. >> reporter: the fda usually follows the recommendations of the advisory panel. cdc panel is expected to weigh in next week and it's possible that shots could be going into young arms by end of next week. pharmacies, pediatricians' offices and clinics. nora. >> hoping to return to normal life, janet shamlian, thank you. >>> back in washington, democrats are still working out details on the president's social spending plan, including a possible new tax on billionaires. said repeatedly they're close to a deal. cbs's ed o'keefe with details from the white house. ed o'keefe, what is is in it? >> reporter: focused on areas to scale back the bill and win support of key moderate senators, joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. working to ensure four weeks of planned family leave rather than 12 proposed. and considering vouchers

recently hosted a virtual event with meghan stone and rachel augustine who spoke about the global impact of that "me too" movement. >> for me, i had been working on the 2016 presidential campaign as alyssa said trying to win out the dream of electing a first woman president in the united states and was really surprised in the aftermath of that election to see women's activism not only here in the united states, but around the world. if you think back to the 2017 women's march which was not only here in d.c., it was on every continent and it was organized transnationally and digitally in only 10 weeks because of this rising activism and as a counsel of a foreign relations team began to track this rising activism and we started to see not only an increase in the number of women raising their voices starting with the women's march moving to the me too movement which glows globally starting october, 2017th to an incredible rise in a broad range of countries from afghanistan to brazil to places in the middle east that would surprise you and women were struck by this incredible wave and actual