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mmr human rights activists and cofounder of verses of newell.bangkok, the robertson is deputy director of human rights watch. welcome to the program. the military in myanmar already built so much power. why do this now and what is their endgame? >> i think after two election cycles, the military has figured out, or discovered, to their dismay, that they cannot play this democracy game with the national league for democracy. in the second election cycle, that was held in 2020 in november, one day before the u.s. presidential elections were held, the verdict was so crushing, that the military's proxy party, was almost put out of business, out of existence. it won only 33 seats out of a 476 parliamentary seats. the other party took nearly 400 seats. that crushing defeat triggered the realization that nld could no longer play this game and when it. there are other explanation such as, there is a price tag of commander-in-chief as the army, accused of committing a genocide. full investigation launched by the international criminal court. there is ano

actually have a pro—vaccination policy at the nursery, _ where i much prefer children to have had their mmrs been somebody who truly believes in vaccines. . i truly believe in - science and medicine. and, you know, ithink_ that is the best way to look ahead to have a much brighter future and go back to normality. - so, yeah, a massive believer in vaccines and i hope - as many people as possible, - you know, when they get called up for it, that they take it. and once you've had the vaccine, what change do you think it will allow you, apart from worrying less and being able to move about a bit more? i think i'm trying to not see it as a magic cure. | i'm not going to go out licking - lamposts or anything straightaway. did you do that before? i'm probably going to do what i do normally. - you know, i'll still wear my mask, i'll still keep the hand gel, - still social distance, but it's nice to know that, mentally, - you have that layer of protection, and that if you do end up- being unfortunate to catch it, that it won't be as severe - as it might have been _ without having been vaccinated. fi

taking the vaccine in large numbers for the same reason people are interested in taking the vaccine for mmrhe flu: because they want to live. they do not want to be sick and they do not want to die. and that is a very important benefit that people dona™t often -- that people do not often talk about quite as much but that the public, we believe, clearly understands. beyond that, what we are able to do as a society -- the scientific team is going to continue to study based upon prevalence, based upon vaccination levels, and based upon the data, and we will come out with more. and there are plenty of commentators outside of the government that are, of course, expressing their own views and their own opinions. and so i think that, that is a part of the discourse, but ita™s -- but it is not one that this -- that we are going to jump into too hastily. next question. >> next we will go to erin banco at the daily beast. reporter: hey, there. thanks so much for doing this. i have two questions for you all. the first question is about issues surrounding the cdc vaccination tracker. a lot of state off

president biden son hunter biden will be releasing mmr this spring. the book titled oedipal things will be published by gallery books and imprint of simon & schuster and will focused on the substance abuse issues as well as the loss of his mother, sister and brother. "the new york times" reports that carol blew hitchens the widow of author christopher hitchens has asked that people close to her late husband not participate in a planned biography by first-time author steven phillips. the book currently titled, the life and times of christopher hitchens, is being published by w ww norton. editor-in-chief of norton defended the project by saying quote, i was impressed by the framing that steven proposal for a book on hitchens but his plans for researching it, the cultural issues the proposal raised and the way that some of the issues hitchens himself wrote about and represented resonate to this day and of all the biographies i published i'm be hard pressed to one that was authorized by the estate. in other news, print book sales were up 19 and a half% fo

and telling you because she's convinced that her three -year-old became autistic after getting the mmrccine. you telling me that with a video like that that is so of a person can tell a story about a child crying in super emotional and you're telling me they you will counter that with a lid point. it does not meet people where they are so some of what frustrates me is i'm trained in medicine and the medical school and around the world we have practiced evidence-based medicine but we don't practice evidence-based medication even though we know good indication is a make or break when it comes to convincing an individual patient and it's everything with the pandemic response and yet there are scholars over here and overhear who have decades of evidence for us about what works and what does not work and yet we just keep repeating what we think works even though the pamphlet and the facts delivered in a one-size-fits-all message and that is rubbish and it just goes over the heads of so many people and doesn't atone for the fact that we are directly involved or not are part of an establishme

camera and telling you because she is convinced her three-year-old became autistic after getting the mmrcine. are you telling me that with a video like that, that a person telling a story about a child, crying, super emotional,ow don't to counter that with some bullet points on the leaflet? so what frustrates me is i trained in medicine and medical school and this is around the world we practice evidence based medicine but we don't practice evidence-based communication, even though we know that communication is make or break when it comes to convincing an individual patient. communication is everything in academic response and pandemic response there are scholars over hereafter and over here who have a decades of evidence about what works works and what does. not work ad we keep repeating what we think works even though the pamphlet are facts delivered in a one size fits all message. that is rubbish. goes over the heads of so many people and doesn't atone nor fact that we in medicine are part of an establishment that has a really bloody and upping the cal history of experiment addition o

you only need to think about the mmr. _ you only need to think about the mmr.een _ though we have seen this, i have seen these — though we have seen this, i have seen these are my social media since about— seen these are my social media since about march— seen these are my social media since about march time last year, so actually. — about march time last year, so actually, we've got a lot of work to do as— actually, we've got a lot of work to do as community leaders to actually ensure _ do as community leaders to actually ensure that — do as community leaders to actually ensure that people get the truth about— ensure that people get the truth about the vaccine. how ensure that people get the truth about the vaccine.— about the vaccine. how do you challenge _ about the vaccine. how do you challenge that _ about the vaccine. how do you challenge that when _ about the vaccine. how do you challenge that when you - about the vaccine. how do you challenge that when you see i about the vaccine. how do you i challenge that when you see that yourself? obviously it is n

andrew wakefield whose debunked claims falsely linking the mmr vaccine to autism fueling conspiracy theoriesrequest for comment. >> all right, thank you, erielle. >>> we turn to the exciting return of a beloved fairy tale as we celebrate black history month, whitney houston and brandy's groundbreaking "cinderella" coming to disney plus. deborah roberts has more including the diverse star-studded cast. good morning, deb. >> reporter: hey there, robin. yeah, this fairy tale is as old as time, and has captivated little girls for years, but this television version really inspired little girls of color to think differently about what's possible when it featured a black princess. pushing the envelope then and likely to do it all over again for a new generation. ♪ >> reporter: it's a night so many grown-up kids still remember. >> don't let me do all the work. >> reporter: when a new and very different cinderella took heg g? >> no one seems to know. she is sisn't she? >> reporter: in 1997 singer and actress brandy norwood became to many disney's unofficial first black princess. ♪ >> what did this fi