. >> and i am wondering as part of your, the ark of your nair television so far, how then do you begin to integrate-and make choices about jewishness and jew issue life to the life you already have? how do you understand jewish holidays? how do you understand jewish approaches to biblical narrative? to jewish ethical values about being in the world? that sort of a thing? it's a big question. can you talk about what that is for you? >> for me, it's very much been an evolving process. where i pulled on one legging at a time of jewishness and then put something over my head. it was -- it's been years to the point where now i am so proud and hap to be a jew. and very open. but it's, it's been very gradual. and it's taken a lot of processing, investigation and historical searching on my part. >> huh. >> and i wonder also, i am sure this is true for both of you, but, jim, do you move through places where you start to relinquish christianity or relinquish things that you did that were not particularly jewish? is that part of the process? >> i don't think i have any christianity to relinquish.

. >> good morning, i'm phillip mena >> i'm vinita spbs nair. >>> due to the omicron variant, the cdc has shortened the covid isolation period for workers under these revised guidelines, healthcare workers who test positive and are asymptomatic will be allowed to go back to work after seven days the covid grinch is putting a damper on the christmas holiday. here's nbc news' miguel almaguer. >> reporter: before christmas, these are not the traditional lines americans are used to waiting in, holiday cheer turning to frustration as the anxious wait for testing >> i did one yesterday where i waited for two hours. >> reporter: with testing sites overwhelmed, new york city was a gift for the few some 10,000 at-home test kits handed out for free. a city of more than 8 million. >> a very tiny amount for all the people that want to touch you for the holidays it's sad and broken. >> reporter: americans are getting tested for a good reason for a third day in a row, omicron has fueled more than 200,000 positive cases but as the u.s. death toll tops 2,000 a day, there appears to be hopeful views i

court recognized the united states could sue inequity even though the united states had no reversion nair interest or pro prior they southwest in that patent, it was acting on behalf of the nation of the whole it couldn't have an acquisition of a monopoly based on fraud in that matter. >> actually what i'm more strefted in, is have you done something similar when a constitutional right has been involved? for example, there was much discussion about tort actions that were allowed in states involving second amendment rights. i'm sure there were many opportunities in the area of race, particularly during segregation to do similar things. do you have any examples, not precedence, but examples of the national government taking part in playing the exact same role or doing exactly what you're doing in other areas involving constitutional rights? >> i don't have examples, but that's because i'm not aware of any circumstance where a state before has sought to prevent access to the ordinary mechanisms for judicial review -- >> even if it's not exactly the same, when a constitutional right is being

you used to have to be a trillion nair to fly in space. an entire nation, the soviet union, the united states, but you're right, this past year, we have gone from virtually no paying attention to, now, multiple different companies. three different companies, taking people to pspace. the price will continue to drop. this is one of the really important steps. so i'm really delighted to see just how good the technology is, how reliability it's proving itself to be. that's a big step forward also. less expensively and more often in the future. >> like rachel crane said, it never gets old, right? being there. i'm sure it's the same for you as chris hadfield. we appreciate you both. thank you for sitting here with us as we cover this remarkable event. >>> we're following this morning's other big story. several states devastated by tornadoes. >> yeah, daylight now showing some of the extent of the damage. we'll take you live to one of the hardest-hit areas. we'll be right back. now subaru is the largest automotive donor to make-a-wish and meals o

nair was arrested and charged in october.med that he ma their daughter and working as a prostitute. she claims they assaulted her when they tried to keep her from seeing mcnair. the judge ordered the french is to stay away from their daughter. reggie: this week is the busiest week of the year for post offices. the holidays are just around the corner and deadlines to mail packages are almost here. this saturday, december 18 is the last day to ship packages through priority mail. if you are a procrastinator, you can ship packages by december 23 if you use priority express. that post office manager is giving some advice, have your packages ready for drop off. before you drop off, go get the boxes. >> you don't have to pay for them. you can pick up as many as you want, take it home, address it and package it, for free. reggie: their advice is to write an address on a piece of paper and put it inside the box so if the box gets damaged, post office workers can get it to the branch location. i'm going to outline the dates for you. t

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