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fifth grader injarren monroe wa in the trial. >> it will make it easier for me to go outside and play all the sports i play and have fun with my friends and family. >> reporter: the fda advisory committee is scheduled to review the results of that trial tomorrow. did you feel like you were taking a risk by having him take part in this trial? >> i actually thought it was more of a risk for him not be able to get vaccinated at the first opportunity that he had. >> reporter: this comes as the so-called delta plus variant begins to spread, accounting for 6% of all cases in england. it's been detected in four u.s. states and the district of columbia, and the cdc says it's watching it closely. >> it has several mutations on the spike protein that we have not yet seen implicated in increased transmissibility or decreased ability of our vaccines or therapeutics to work. >> reporter: if the cdc grants emergency use authorization for pfizer's vaccine for kids 5 to 11, the earliest some children's hospitals like this one would start administering the two-dose shot is by the end of next week. nor

his name is william monroe trotter, the prominent african-american civil rights activist, boston-based, editor of "the boston guardian," also known not just for his contra temps with wilson in 1914, but for a lifetime of unbelievably constructive work to advance the civil rights of african-americans as well as to advance the rights and living conditions and political freedoms of people of color all across the world. so i ask that everyone keep their attention open to announcements about what for thousand i'll call the william monroe trotter award, and i am as eager as i hope many of you are to see how that shapes up. so thank you very much. i know there's been some, already some, how shall i say, animated discussion in the chat, and i'm eager to get to some of those questions. first, i could ask a question that is a little bit, a little bit more directed toward the work of our two guests. i wonder if i could put each of you on the spot to give a concrete example of an experience with a particular set of visitors or a really tough problem that you recall working through with your staff

. >> jarren monroe is already vaccinated as a trial participant. if the cdc endorses the lower dose vaccine, about 28 million children would be eligible. those shots could go into the arms of 5 to 11-year-olds as soon as next week. scores of adults continue to push back. >> we apparently live in the land of the free, home of the brave. so how free are we? >> new york city has filed a lawsuit against the mandate which would require all officers and city workers to get at least one shot by 5:00 p.m. friday or take an unpaid leave of absence. >> and more mandates for visitors to the u.s. a new order states starting november 8, most foreigner's entering the country must be fully vaccinated and show proof before boarding an airplane and have to test negative for the virus before the flight. >> getting back to children getting vaccinated. it is pfizer looking at approval first. and moderna will be next. saying its vaccine produces a response similar to that in adults and adolescents. >>> a horrifying scene in a shopping mall in idaho. a flurry of gun sho

. >> barely out of high school, monroe began selling sex to support herself and her daughter.at the beginning there wasn't a gun to my head. it was manipulation. go get this money, it will be good. you can have everything you need taken care of. >> the man promising monroe big money was a pimp. they pitch themselves as managers in exchange for a cut, but exploitation is rampant. >> be sure to catch "this is life" tonight at 10:00 p.m. here on cnn. >>> it's no secret that facebook has had a rough few weeks. >> yeah. the social media giant thought that rough patch was over, it's not. cnn's chief media correspondent brian stel ser with us now. facebook has a pretty bad week ahead of it as well. what are you seeing? >> certainly three major reasons why you're going to hear a lot about facebook in this coming bork-week. the first is francis haugen, the whistleblower who testified on capitol hill a few weeks ago, is heading to europe speaking with regulators and political leaders in europe providing testimony about what she knows about facebook. she's back in the news. she's also ba

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the defect t gen dos lou barrier monroe's metals occur naturally in the environment in very small quantities. but they use in the production of agricultural fertilizes as well as in chemical and high tech industries. is problem toxic levels of the highly soluble metals can spread over hundreds of kilometers in rivers and water tables. the joint and abdominal pain that these women suffer could be due to their work on contaminated lands. if so, his direct mays weren't resolved there afflictions, we contact the ma, harass dra health authorities with our test results, but receive no response from anesha. the findings add another layer of complexity to her work in a long was eating with only know may in had oh. 5 it was only thing mm. while the quest to understand the cause of the surgical scandal continues, these women have already won their 1st fight by sharing their experiences. they have shown a light on the issue. the next battle is for truth and justice. ah, fishing gauss and shorter deadlines, south korean delivery drivers are literally being worked to death. one 0, one east explores the d

i feel like a congregation leader in, like, monroe, north carolina, at a lazy 8:00 a.m.ce on sunday. to make it $22 on the collection plate. >> reporter: jimmy garoppolo has been ruled out for sunday's game against arizona because of a calf injury, so ricky trey lance will make his first career start on the road against the surprisingly and beat cardinals. dusty baker has tony larissa on the brink of elimination. game two is tied, and kyle tucker delivered a knockout blow. houston wins 9-4 and take a 2-0 series lead. that will do it from the patio at momo's. got to get across the way to oracle park, as we have one of the most anticipated playoff series of all time, it feels like a championship series, and it is just the divisional round. working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling s

my place of birth was the center. isabel foundling home is lovely. monroe county, colorado. laura is gonna throw me your think all of that, those that in the, not in as it was on there, on the line, attend the g. valleys, are gonna fill in a child or anything. you may call a dingo, but are not billable. if you can not the noise for my mother to maybe get into the apartment to look in when that actually relax a little for fall or no kid on a la milo. sort of get a felony without our phone as for bring the bill in front of them. you get a anyways, i'm saying it as prevent, i'm asking, was it own book or gone? yes, i got a thought of it on as thou unovia form. so the search began, i requested my deed of adoption, which also wasn't helpful. neither was the file that came with my birth certificate . nobody mother. so lawyer salazar, she was then i will. i'll okay, will mila feel either last more than a schooner? i mean, i live on at a low level mail, feel my luck with i will. hello, nicole, aidan go laid up in the new year before me who can all come out of the classic about one a

a take on monroe catholic tonight at 7:00. >>> college can be a struggle for first-generation studentsts rising above scholar experienced this firsthand. now he's determined to help others navigate higher education. >> reporter: alberto is looking ahead to college, filling out applications, working on recommendations, and a personal essay. >> my dream school is uc berkeley. >> reporter: the 17-year-old burlington high school senior is not alone. at his side, irvin buckner, the school's counseling department chair, and coleader of its first-generation club. both resources for students like alberto, who need additional support. >> the you see's, the colleges, the private schools, get them interested. >> reporter: interest in an educational system that he knows firsthand can be difficult to navigate. he was born in santa clara county back in 1992. his parents split up when he was in grade school, leaving his single working mom to make a heart-wrenching decision. she would send irving to live in milan with her parents.'s return to the bay area, after 7 years of academically rigorous privat

is slept in monroe county, colorado. laura is gonna throw me your think all of that, those that in the, not the note that i just fell on the line. attend the g. lally's rather gonna fill in a channel. and anyway, you may call a dingo, but are not billable. if you can not the noise for my mother to maybe get into the apartment to look in when that actually had a little for fall or okay. another marlowe sort of get a fellow marathon. as for playing phoebe in fennel them you get a anyways, i'm saying it as prevent i'm asking, was it own book or gone? yes go i thought of it on as thou unovia form. so the search began, i requested my deed of adoption, which also wasn't helpful. neither was the file that came with my birth certificate . nobody mother soloist salazar, she was then i will i'll okay. they will mail a few either last more than i guess i'm gonna, i mean i live on it. i love. they will mail, feel my luck with that. i will follow them because they don't go live up in the know here before me who can all come out of th

fifth grader jarren monroe was in the pfizer clinical trial for five to eleven-year-olds.e it safer for me to go outside and play sports and have fun with my friends and family. >> reporter: the f.d.a. advisory committee is scheduled to review the results of that trial tomorrow. did you feel like you were taking a risk by having him take part in this trial? >> i thought it was more of a risk for him not to get vaccinated at the first opportunity he had. >> reporter: this comes tas the so-called delta plus variant begins to spread accounting for about 6% of all cases in england. it's been detected in four u.s. states and the district of columbia and the c.d.c. says it's watching it closely. >> it halls several mutations on the spike protein that we have not yet seen implicated in increased transmissibility or in decreased ability of our vaccines or our therapeutics to work. >> reporter: if the c.d.c. grants emergency use authorization for pfizer's vaccine for kids 5 to 11, the earliest some children's hospitals like this one would starred administering the two-dos shot is b

he will be indicted for crimes against humanity because of the matters on prevents and whorls, monroe's and indigenous people. what was removed was homicide. is good, i'm not humana kiana, kevin. net, what his are is. how likely is it that president boston are, will face trial? and even if he doesn't what, what does it mean for his political career? well on, it's not likely that he will, ah, have to be tried for all the crimes that he's being accused of. if that were the case, ah, he would have liked to would be sentenced to more than 80 years of prison on the process. now is that this report will be voted on tuesday, then it will be submitted to the attorney general. the attorney general was pick by ball, so narrow and is usually citing with the government. but what chance the sen, ahmad, as he's, who presides, is 8 panel on senate committee that investigated the pandemic, that government's handling of the pandemic. what he said, he told us was that, that he, they were going, they're going to try all means of bringing justice in. that means they will try to go to the supreme court and

last week we looked at the story of getting about coming into the fort monroe and saying that this is be a black man's or before it is through and this has a lot of public popular sway and enacted. we see it enacted in soldier model and enacted in the labor model as it was for anderson and we see those as the soldier with his family, this nuclear family is finding a way overnight to be considered a part of a potential part of the middle class. there were nine african-american soldiers so they are making negotiations. it is because are able to make these negotiations, and yes they are enthusiastic but always writing letters back and forth to his wife. there's a lot of black man in the refugee absent during the civil war who say i will list the bounties is not enough. if you guarantee my family will be taken care of or have the opportunity to homestead. in his migration, the bond to the land and even the makeshift spaces of the refugee camp. in one group of soldiers in the river valley, the actually come to thomas and they say you can't just keep giving us paper. so the rep that up and

institutions was always considered off limits by criminal gangs, but they have now become lucrative targets. monro drop low reports from puerto prince. it's early morning in puerto prince and worshippers dressed in their sunday best are on their way to church as a wave of violent crime groups. the city many are praying for divine intervention against criminal gangs who are fighting for control over haiti's capital. religious leaders tell us, even places of worship, have become a target for kidnappers, hulu. we know when our church that has been exposed because we are right there on the streets once. a week ago, they tried to kidnap a member of our church, but the grace of god should ruin why so we all have been affected, but what is going on in the country? oh, so far this year at least 40 church members have been kidnapped in haiti. this includes 17 missionaries associated with a us based christian charity, who were abducted last weekend by a group called 400 miles. one of the cities most dangerous gangs. ah, rare services across town. now count on added security measures like barbed wire fences

we looked at harry jarvis story of getting a boat coming to fort monroe saying it's a black man's warbefore it's through and this has a lot of popular sway and it was enacted. we see it enacted in the soldier model and we see it enacted in the labor model as it was for jordan anderson and we see those as this soldier with his family, the nuclear family finding a way overnight to be considered as part, a potential part of a middle class. there were 179 african-american soldiers, 19,000 sailors so they are making negotiations with the union and it's because they are able to make these negotiations. they don't -- yes, they are enthusiastic as harry jarvis to sign up and they were always writing letters back and forth to his wife. there's a lot of black men in these refugee camps during the civil war who say i will list that the 300 bounty is not enough. you have to guaranty my family will be rations, will be taken care of and have the opportunity to homestead as his migration severed that bond of the land even the makeshift spaces of the refugee camps. and one group of soldiers on the mi

the meetings of both belleville high school, i go that monroe canbe a little tight . especially when that's important as well. i do i definitely echo chair counties words that we should have some time especially i think the community meetings we will have the there's a wait-and-see game in terms of being able to schedule those knowing when that would happen. i do thinkthat you keep talking about the next meeting but we don't have a meeting scheduled at all . it's sort of within the purview of the agenda item so i think my vision and proposal for going forward would be to have the backbone of regular meetings at a regular aspectof the two . there's a lot of administrative especially at this point but even as we move on and i think it's best to have a set of regular meetings where we cover things making sure that we have the right funding to do outreach and all of that. we have a backbone of regular meetings and then a special meeting schedule alongside that as we go along the winter and spring that we have those community meetings so that we don't have to talk about by

look at the monro doctrine, look at the united fruit company, which was an actual company created inhe united states to go and exploit bananas in places like guatemala and honduras. they literally ran the country. they literally picked their leaders. there was no democracy in central america back in the day. the united states, particularly in central america, has been deeply involved and influenced those countries so much. so i laugh a little bit when i hear the vice president say we have to stop corruption in central america. we exported it. and let's not forget, everyone talks a lot about american history. everyone seems to forget that the united states, especially texas poachers, invaded mexico to lead to a major u.s.-mexico war that took over the remaining territory of what we know as the united states to be. we tend to overlook that war, because at the time, our country wanted western expansion and we had to get that. we had to get to california. california did not happen magically in the united states. it was part of mexico and we won it in a war. so we need to start looking at

on occasion we have the coast guard monroe just wrapping up there. she exercised with taiwan in late march, the japanese coast guard and japanese self-defense naval forces. we worked with the malaysian maritime enforcement agency, indonesian equivalent to the coast guard. we could do a lot of capacity building. we have coast guard liaisons, attaches that part of the world, going to singapore next summer. we partnered with the monroe with the australians and multi day, multi australia naval forces working with our coast guardsmen. i broaden it out a little bit and i look across the indo pacific region outside the south china sea, east china sea. we put three new fast response cutters 154-foot patrol craft in guam. i was out there for the commissioning. they are stretching about 10,000 miles, nautical mile range, with another platform that extends their ability for logistics support. they were just doing some work out there in the region with a nation -- this nation had an australian provided patrol boat that went aground so we helped them cover down o

i like the image on the left shows monroe during the civil war. the ignore focus area is where john tyler and juliet honeymooned in the summer of 1844. tyler became the chair of an ill-fated peace conference in washington february 1861. it was at this time he was in washington that tyler met president-elect abraham lincoln. he came away from lincoln very impressed. lincoln was quite unimpressed with john tyler he returned the favor. once virginia seceded from the union in 1861, tyler won election to the provisional kind congress and eventually sought election to the permanent congress, he won. this is the best example of how politics retains its hold on him. how he was addicted to politics. he died before he would take a seat in congress he died january of 1862. but he should have stayed out of it. i'm very critical of him for the decision to get back into politics. critical because it really tarnishes historical reputation beyond repair. he was starting to enjoy a little bit more of the statesmen like settlement the american people had for him. a

pretty in the meantime he realizes he can no longer execute his plan and he's going to go down to fort monroe in the virginia peninsula. in many lands he starts moving up the river, of the peninsula excuse me and they were in charge of the 13000 confederates base built the line from yorktown longest river all of the way to the jails and is walked up the river so it's almost impassable. and 13000 and, is outnumbered by ten - one by mccullough and so johnson is taking over this in a choreographed. and he's not a stupid man. he's an okay i have two problems here in the first is my main fortifications are in yorktown the confederate action rebuilt british fortifications and yorktown. but he knows; has heavy artillery including orders and if he gets close enough, he cannot compete without chemical incident blow him out of yorktown. the other thing you notice is the river. he realizes with the union navy, it is possible that think union troops can go up asked him from richmond this will come to pass. he wants to pull back and robert ely is an advisor to resident davis and is totally against that. h

enforcement agenciend the equivalent of the coast guard but we could do a lot of summe with monroe butlians and multi-auaval forces working with the air for region outside of the east china sea and we put three new fast response cutters in 10,000 miles and sometime extends their ability for logistics support and they were st doing some work out there in the region. this had in australia so we covered the fisheries and enforcement going to see an increasing demand. increasing demand from dod and shipmates and indo pacific are high and national security the region more extended operations across the ocean where there's checkbook diplomacy of a china versus human-to-human interacon beholdend that's where trdngs unique capabilities for china uit maritime the pacific and the united navy that are seven allies andnd to than the un guard who is a recognized global force of good u here. >> thank you admiral. answer because we are running out of time re. can you give u specific action you would recommend congress consider the pacific housing. becaus the lifestyle and needed to make more. it's ve

he's going to be close friends with madison with james monroe.it's one of those things where you have gone through a lot with people. you do form these very, very close connections. your thinking goes off in a different direction from theirs. he spent this whole life hoping his friendship with people and connections to them would ultimately convince them to save the their ways. i don't believe slavery is right i can no longer be associated with the a could no longer be your friend. he never did that. i think some people could reasonably criticize him for that. you gave your pitch slavery is an evil in the world. the thing lafayette was getting from them though and this is true of all of them you're obviously a great person for suggesting it and it slavery. we all know slavery is bad roping at 10:15 or 20 years it would naturally go away? be way too disruptive. down the road were all aiming in the same direction. lafayette can beat night about the united states and naÏve about with the directions are headed. the southeast principle is moving in th

by thor boucher, principal, monroe elementary school. >> thank you. my name is thor boucher, and i am the principal at monroe elementary schools. the mom of a fifth and ninth grader at sfusd, miss ho treats all children the way she would like her own children treated. miss ho and seven other educators were nominated for the award last year. i want to thank her for her dedication and compassion to everyone in the community. >> good evening, dr. matthews and everyone on the board, thank you for this special recognition. thank you, dr. matthews, for this recognition. i'm so proud to be an sfusd educator and a parent of sfusd. i'm honored to accept this award today. it truly means a lot to me. i want to dedicate this award to my fellow teachers, students, and parents. thank god and thank you again, and i look forward to serving all of my students. thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you. the next award is a r.a.v.e. performance award, and it is being prebted -- presented by [indiscernible]. >> -- in providing quality education to his students over the

and history from the university of mississippi and ma from louisiana monroe he has worked at petersburg national battlefield, the national historical park, the battlefield and vicksburg military park he is currently employed as a ranger/historian at gettysburg national park and today matt will present about earl. [applause] >> this is the adjustment. were you find out what the mic is like. or like hank williams said in 1952 a good friend in georgia hank williams stepped up to the microphone and he blew in it. and he said well boys this works, let's see if i do. i appreciate you having me again, it is good to be back in davidson ridge and i have an impossible task i have 13 pages of singlespaced notes on earl van dorn and i have 45 minutes and i have a man standing in the back, this is such a big seminar they had a introducer of an introducer. that's when you're big time when you're an introducer of the introducer. i got time to do 13 pages of singlespaced, please excuse me if we have to do double for time i would love to spend time on p ridge with van dorn but i don't have it so you're

i serve as president of monroe carol junior children's hospital on the vanderbilt campus in nashville, tennessee. i'm honored to be here to share the perspective as we have navigated the pandemic and appreciate the opportunity to speak more broadly about the impact. although covid-19 is less likely to lead to death in children, many children are contracting the delta variant. tennessee is one of several southern states where there is a degree of vaccine on readiness. lower rates are clearly related with the fact that tennessee is intimately ranked number one for the highest number of covid cases involve the dull 10 children as recently as monday. which in turn has been high numbers of hospitalizations. i want to begin by telling you about sophia. as she prepared for kindergarten, neither parent was vaccinated. within a few days, she contracted over 19. unfortunately, both parents became infected and neither survive. sophia now an orphan joins one 5 million children who has lost a caregiver. she will carry this pain forever. children's hospital's account for 2% of hospitals around the

is true he's close friends with jefferson and is going to be close friends with madison and james monroe. it's one of those things you've gone through a lot with people and you do form these close connections that then your thinking goes off in a different direction from theirs. he spent his whole life hoping that his friendship with these people and his connections to them would ultimately convince them. therefore i can no longer be associated with you and i can no longer be your friend. he no longer did that and i think some people could criticize him for that. slavery is in evil in the world and when they said no, you kept going to their house and hanging out with them and treating them like everything was fine. this is true of all of them. we all know slavery is bad. we hope within ten, 15, 20 years it will naturally go away. we can't do it right now but down the road we are aiming in the same direction. he can be naÏve about the united states and the direction things are headed. there's something wrapped up in the ideas of the country and wrapped up in the fact it was founded in his

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and history from the university of mississippi and ma from louisiana monroe he has worked at petersburg national battlefield, the national historical park, the battlefield and vicksburg military park he is currently employed as a ranger/historian at gettysburg national park and today matt will present about earl. [applause] >> this is the adjustment. were you find out what the mic is like. or like hank williams said in 1952 a good friend in georgia hank williams stepped up to the microphone and he blew in it. and he said well boys this works, let's see if i do. i appreciate you having me again, it is good to be back in davidson ridge and i have an impossible task i have 13 pages of singlespaced notes on earl van dorn and i have 45 minutes and i have a man standing in the back, this is such a big seminar they had a introducer of an introducer. that's when you're big time when you're an introducer of the introducer. i got time to do 13 pages of singlespaced, please excuse me if we have to do double for time i would love to spend time on p ridge with van dorn but i don't have it so you're

. >> i want to bring in flame monroe. hey, flame, how are you doing?doing well. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> i've watched your netflix specials and a lot of you on the internet. i haven't gone to your show in person but i really do want to. listen, your stand up can be seen on netflix. what do you think? do the jokes cross a line for you? >> well, see, i have three dogs in this fight. let me start there. i'm black. i am a comedian, and i am trans gendered so i have three dogs in this fight and i want to be fair to each and every one of those platforms. what i heard from dave chappelle's latest special was the over pouring of racism that he talked about because i understand that he's talked about the transgender community and some things were painful to hear but funny because as a comedian, that is our safe place. that's where we're the safest on stage where we should feel like we can say anything. simone said the best, how can you be an artist and not speak about the times? he says it in socially inappropriate ways that peop

congregation leader in monroe, north carolina on a lazy 8:30 am service and sunday.ollars in the in the collection plate october's good time here for baseball he's having sponsored by river rock. thanks so much gotta love steph curry on those well excitement is building and half moon bay for the world championship pumpkin way off. tomorrow growers will bring their gourds to see who can squash the world record this year. the prize is increasing by 2,000 a pound two dollars. that is a pound to nine dollars. $30,000 will be awarded if a pumpkin breaks the world record of 2,350 pounds. that's a lot of pumpkin right there the weigh-in begins around 7 am and runs through 11 am will be followed by the awards presentation and lunch. who doesn't like seeing a good pumpkin? well, that's it for tonight. i'm j r stone been a pleasure being here abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5. you can always find us on abc 7 news.com. have a great night. stay safe. stay safe. ♪ ♪ ♪ stay safe. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ in business, setbacks change everything. so get com

the parade route starts at monroe street at market street. police say parking is not allowed along the parade route. it began in 1945 and became a legacy in santa clara. it starts at 11:00 this morning. >>> and also happening today, the warriors are hosting an open practice at chase center. this comes after their big win over the lakers last night. all tickets are $5, and proceeds will go to the warriors community foundation. fans ages 12 and older are required to show proof of full vaccination to enter chase center. younger fans will be required to show proof of a negative covid test within 72 hours of the event. the practice starts at 11:30 this morning. we have warriors, the bay area. let's check in with meteorologist vianey arana with a look at your full micro climate forecast. >> it's going to be a nice day. starting chilly for some, 40s, which is chilly in the south bay where the station is located. satellite and radar, what is it showing. we are monitoring the chance to have seeing a spotty chance of rain or two. we are seeing some on