the national union has called for all opponents of what it calls the dictatorship to unite against this climate talks. one way or another, they're likely to have a huge impact on the future of the planet. the aim is to bring together global leaders so they can renew coordination on tackling climate change. but the challenges are huge. as our science editor david shukman explains. it all begins with this stuff, coal, which is basically ancient plants squeezed together over millions of years. when you burn it, you get a useful source of heat which, in fact, powered industrial revolution. but you also get carbon dioxide, a gas that acts as a kind of blanket in the atmosphere. at this power station, west burton a in nottinghamshire, they've been burning coal since the �*60s. there are thousands like it around the world, generating electricity, but also changing the climate. over the last two centuries, a growing volume of carbon dioxide has been released, from power stations and factories, vehicles and homes. so, emissions keep rising. the result of all this is that the planet has been heat

well, i have had discussions with the national farmers' union., of course, i am always looking to make sure — as i have committed to — that british farmers will not be undercut by unfair practices from elsewhere, and we will make sure that in all the deals that we do, british farming thrives. i'm absolutely confident that will be achieved through the australia deal. liz truss. you're watching wednesday in parliament with me, david cornock. wales�*s first minister has offered his own travel advice for the summer holiday at home. mark drakeford was updating members of the senedd on the easing of restrictions in wales. international travel has also resumed. we will follow the same red amber green traffic system in use in england and scotland, but with some extra safeguards to do all we can to prevent coronavirus from being reimported into wales from overseas. and because something is allowed, it certainly does not mean it's compulsory and it doesn't even necessarily mean that it is advisable. i repeat the view of the welsh government that this is th

some of them have joined the shadow . civilian got a civilian party, a civilian government, the national union union government that they say should be the rightful pos, right? for government in power. but we're not seeing the military, even intending to have any sort of discussions with pro democracy supporters. i think the military is putting its message across quite here just from its action. the fighting it's doing and it's for the lands. the cracked down on its protest is the military did say that when it took over power in february, but it intends to hold an election. but i think from what we're seeing that whatever election and whatever shape this election takes, it's not going to be one that will be free and for florence, many things. so in st. louis, the report in life was on the developing story from qualon. india's corona virus death told is continuing to rise, but the number of new infections is falling. more than 4200 deaths were reported on friday, while new cases fell by around 15000 on thursday, one of the countries local vaccine makers and as plans to ramp up production. india

with started as a protest against tax hikes has billowed to a nation wide cry against the qualities. and now police brutalities. major unions have called for another nation wide day of demonstrations on wednesday, while cities like kylie or bracing for what could be another night of terror. i listen that i am 50. i just eat with that. head on al jazeera, mexico, worst train occident, in decades, raises questions about the safety of one of the busiest metro systems and times that for is really primary trip. any nationality base to form a new casting? ah hello, that receives a very nasty storms recently across southern parts of the us. a little clutch is still rolling through the southern plains, all tied up with a salary of low pressure which will bring some more heavy down pulls, sweeping through the the tax season for the race was for the appalachians, middle antics state sing some pretty wet weather as we go through wedding stay in that fetches up into new england eastern parts of canada, but quite weather is going to come back him behind. yeah, we got a few showers just around the place this rolling off the that the rock

union. in 1830, when we were a young nation, this union put interest ahead of the common good.ator, daniel webster, rose in the capital to defend the union. to him we were not just a collection of competing forces, but incoherent -- a coherent whole. his cry started just across the potomac in the capitol, and it resonates now. he stood on the floor and he said liberty and union, now and forever, one and inseparable. liberty and union. more than 142 years later, when i first came to the united states senate at a time when our country was so deeply divided over vietnam, a struggle of civil-rights and the fight over women's rights, i had the notion that my first task as i stood to make my first speech on the floor of the senate, it all of a sudden hit me. i'm standing where daniel webster had stood. his desk was next to mine. i was struck by the way that history, as corny as it sounds, by the legacy and the work we are charged to carryforward. liberty and union. now and forever. now is then -- now as then, liberty is central to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. so we re

on tuesday the united nations and the european union condemned the excessive use of force and part of colombia's security forces to try and contain the unrest we are deeply alarm at developments in the city of in colombia. where police opened fire where night on the most stray shows protesting against tax reforms reportedly killing and injuring a number of people we express our profound shock at the dance there and stress our solidarity with those who have lost their lives as well as the insurer and their the white house also issued a statement urging the most restraint by public forces and asking the government to investigate any human rights violation but colombia's defense minister responded saying colombia's forces respect human rights and blamed criminal gangs for the violence our national police our army and our navy act in strict compliance with the law these vandals that we have already denounced acts systematically deliberately and are financed by criminal organizations and they have the objective of destabilizing certain regions every day they change their objectives yesterd

nick from the national farmers' union, thank you for l in place. nick from the national. lian casualties but more than 60 children have been killed in the past ten days. the guns have not fallen silent. israel says it has plenty of targets. it is aware of growing impatience in washington but is not ready to stop yet. translation: i especially appreciate the support of our friends, _ us presidentjoe biden. for the state of israel�*s right to self—defence. i am determined to continue this operation until the objectives are achieved. hamas is still firing rockets, but not as many or as far as before. most are still successfully intercepted. after this volley last night, there was an eight—hour lull. a sign, possibly, that hamas wants a ceasefire. whenjoe biden spoke to prime minister netanyahu yesterday, he said that he wanted to see a path to ceasefire. right now, that path looks pretty bumpy, but for all of the air strikes and the rocket attacks, there is still a generalfeeling on both sides that a ceasefire is possible and may come soon. let�*s return to our main story, ab

why the national teacher's union president says all students across the country should be back on campusthis fall. plus the retailers who say they're reassessing their mask guidelines after the cdc said today that vaccinated people don't need to work face coverings. if you smell gas, you're too close. leave the structure, call 911, keep people away, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. have to wear masks in most situations, both indoors and outdoors. this is a sharp turnaround for the cdc. they say the decision is based on studies that show vaccines work. the new guidance also says vaccinated americans will not have to maintain social distance in most settings, regardless of size. we know that the more people are vaccinated. the last cases we will have and the last chance of a new spike or additional variants emerging. we have all longed for this moment when we can get back to some sense of normalcy. masks are still required in places like nursing homes, hospitals or when you're traveling by bus train or on an airplane and here in california, the

nation. despite our efforts to create a free and independent country. the soviet union assumed firm control in north korea. frustrating efforts over joint commission working to unify the country. i'll traffic into the north was sealed off. the question of korea became a united nations concern in 1947. the un's efforts to hold supervisory free elections throughout korea were blocked in the north by soviet union. only in the south was a election held. the republic of korea was created. and the national legislature elected with provisions for north korean representation if and when elections could be held. they're sigmund reid became the first president. the elections in the south produce the only legal government in korea. from december 1940, eight the soviet union and you surprised move announced that she had removed her occupation troops from north korea. we found ourselves to be compelled to do the same in the south. except for a small u.s. army advisory group which remained at the request of the korean government. the question of a unified korea remained unanswered. t

the united nations and european union are calling for calm after days of deadly protests in colombia the demonstrations began on wednesday over proposed tax reforms and since then more than 20 people have died and hundreds have been injured in violent protests across the country colombia's finance minister resigned on monday and the reforms have been withdrawn those of the top stories that stay with us out to 0 a world that is the next i'm going to have the latest on all those news stories in just under half an hour join me then thanks for watching. there's a. criminal to some a hero for office. this is the extraordinary story of you live on. a top serbian general who during the siege of sarajevo chose to serve in the post. it's a story of tested loyalties of trust and mistrust. borne out of the chaos of. the god. i am. couple of hours for the 1st day of school in bosnia. for younger ones it can be a tough day without the encouragement of friends. you. put it into the. water. they want to throw at them out of. 0 sum total it's a lot so much to my kid the much so he has acquired 2 or

a damning report from the biden administration essentially allowing the nation's second-largest teacher's unionslow roll school openings. the cdc basically the unions a lap dog. as usual it is our children who get the shaft burdick according to e-mails obtained by the nerve post and union officials and administrators, regulate chatted in the days over the white house released school guidelines back in february. all that might not sound too crazy. but the problem is at least twice the union suggestions on reopening some included nearly verbatim in the cdc guidelines. in one e-mail the teachers union official writes quote, it will be great to see the insertion of some various of the following in the event height community transmission results from a new variant of sars covid into a new of these guidelines may be necessary. republican lawmakers say this is proof the biden in this duration is putting politics ahead of science. and is letting donors influence policy, watch. should not have a politicized public health bureaucracy like the cdc answering at the >> and call the teachers unions. >> i thi

national unity government is working underground to oppose the jointer and hopes this new force will stop the violence it's also calling for anti cooper testers and the country's armed ethnic groups to unite. unions in colombia holding an 8th day of demonstrations across the country with mass marches in major cities which esters and police clashed outside the national capital building in the center of the capital bogota anger over tax reforms has turned into a wider movement against inequality and rising poverty united nations european union and rights groups are raising concerns about the heavy handed tactics of security forces little 20 people have died and dozens more have been reported missing over the past week. voters in scotland head to the polls on thursday to decide the next government and whether there'll be another push for independence british prime minister boris johnson has said he will not allow a 2nd referendum on breaking from the u.k. but the scottish national party says it will push for one if it manages to secure a majority trying to hold reports from edinburgh. not for the 1st time in recent years scotland finds itself at a crossroads an election that will set the country's c

the quartet should be reactivated to the united states the united nations the european union and russia and they should invite all the relevant actors from the region and the one problem that that everybody has really is that it is impossible to find a legitimate interlocutor on the palestinian side palestine has not had elections since 2006 president abbas no longer enjoys democratic legitimacy the palestinians are split between the fatah and the west bank and hamas in the gaza strip so the palestinians need to decide who is going to speak on their behalf and the moment they have done that it will be a lot easier to engage to reagan gauge negotiations that are so sorely needed what more could general that the german government be doing to mediate in a situation. where i believe for the time being israel's military is the institution that protects the population from this terrorist attack and so we cannot give any advice on military operations obviously but i think the primary role of germany really should be to try to hammer out a european consensus to try to convince airings not to st

we're awaiting the president's remarks today, let's bring in the nation's largest union of registeredurses official here, after i read you the statement. the union is condemning the cdc's updated mask guidance. the executive director says in a statement, quote, this newest guidance is not based on science, does not protect public health and threatens the lives of patients, nurses and other frontline workers across the country. now is not the time to relax protective measures, and we are outraged that the cdc has done just that, while we are still in the midst of the deadliest pandemic in a century, and joining us now is the co-president of the national nurses united union, deborah burger, and she is also a registered nurse, thank you, deborah, for being with us, the cdc says the mask guidance was based on the science, you don't believe that? >> well, there's a number of articles and research out there indicating the contrary. and what we know is -- >> really? >> as nurses we use the precautionary principle, and because of the variants that are out there and the variants that are likel

australia and the farmers are up in arms over this, the nationai— are up in arms over this, the national farmers' unionstry under a bus. effectively it is going to throw the industry undera bus. it effectively it is going to throw the industry under a bus. it is going to costiobs _ industry under a bus. it is going to costjobs and i think industry under a bus. it is going to cost jobs and i think you have industry under a bus. it is going to costjobs and i think you have got industry under a bus. it is going to cost jobs and i think you have got a split in— cost jobs and i think you have got a split in cabinet between the environments are terry very much my protecting _ environments are terry very much my protecting farmers and saying there must he _ protecting farmers and saying there must be safeguards and protections in place _ must be safeguards and protections in place through to list trust, who is more _ in place through to list trust, who is more bullish on this. i think what — is more bullish on this. i think what they— is more bullish on this. i think what they are saying is that even if this

the national teachers union lobbied hard to prevent students returning to the classroom. unless you considered indoctrination and we know you do. of course, their most recent guidance for vaccinated members of the general public, mask lists outdoor dining and socializing. yet, no [bleep]. the cdc changes their mind more than -- to have you noticed this? i have been watching this on an offer to go years. i kept silent on this. but i can't keep silent anymore. so many has to speak the truth. meanwhile, the cdc also announced new guidelines for summer camps. among them, all children must be thrown into scalding lava. i read that wrong. kids should stay 3 feet apart and everyone including vaccinated camp counselors should say mask up the entire time. that sounds absurd. come on, kids had more fun at camp friday the 13th. at least jason was the only one in a mask and his had holes in it. loved him, kennedy. the summer camp thing is insane. if a version of you from a few years ago time travel to now, first it would be like wow. why am i here? but also you would be like what the

nation. >> i think we've got to get some clarification from the cdc. >> reporter: it's not just city leaders raising concerns unions representing grocery store employees say essential workers are fen at higher risk the nation's largest nurse's union argues the cdc guidelines are not based on science. >> you have people naturally inclined not to wear a mask that are now given free license to not wear a mask if they haven't been vaccinated >> reporter: but the cdc says if you're vaccinated you are protected. the agency also hinted new guidelines could be coming for schools, summer camps and travel frances. >> miguel, thank you. >>> meanwhile, in ohio, vaccinations are on the rise after the state debuted its vaks a million program. the director of the state health department has been getting reports of more people showing up winners will be chosen at random. >>> president biden's $2 trillion infrastructure plan will jolt the auto industry. he'll start paving the way today with a visit to a ford plant in michigan nbc's tracie potts joins us with more tracie, this is the corner stone of the president's proposal. >> repo

confrontations and confusion across the nation >> i think we've got to get some clarification from the cdc. >> reporter: it's not just city leaders raising concern. unions representing grocery store employees say essential workers are again at higher risk the nation's largest nurses union argues the cdc guidelines are not based on science >> you have people that were naturally inclined not to wear masks that are now given free license to not wear a mask if they haven't been vaccinated >> reporter: but the cdc says if you're vaccinated you are protected. the agency also hinted new guidelines could be coming for schools, summer camp, and travel lester >> miguel almaguer tonight. thank you. >>> the supreme court will take up a major case on abortion that could result in the most important ruling on the issue since roe v. wade. our pete williams is following it pete, what's this case all about? >> reporter: lester, this involves a mississippi law that would ban nearly all abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy for nearly five decades the u.s. supreme court has said states cannot ban abortion before the fetus is viable around 23 weeks now the court has agreed

amy: i want to play for you the head of the nation's largest nurses union, national nurses united, criticizingollback on covid protection guidance. this is nnu president jean ross . >> we believe that the change in guidelines the cdc gaven wearing masks is unwarranted and very, very premature. for one thing, we don't know yet how many mutants out there and we don't know how the vaccines are reacting with those tatian's. -- mutations. we know the cdc did recognize finally the rus is airborne. it floats through the air. but they did not fully recognize it or we would have guidelines on ventilation and other respiratory precautions -- which we don't have. the national nurses united coinues to believe that vaccines are only 1% of a good comprehensive plan to make sure this epidemic, this pandemic does not get any worse. amy: that is the national nurses united president jean ross. dr. monica gandhi, if you can respond? also, how practically, if you're lking on the street or if you're walking into a store -- i mean, you're talking about a worker at a store saying, "are you vaccinated?" to figure out

union. in 1830, when we were a young nation, this union put interest ahead of the common good.ator, daniel webster, rose in the capital to defend the union. to him we were not just a collection of competing forces, but a coherent whole. his cry started just across the potomac in the capital, and it resonates now. he stood on the floor and he said liberty and union. now and forever. one and inseparable. liberty and union. more than 142 years later, when i first came to the united states senate at a time when our country was so deeply divided over vietnam a struggle of civil-rights and the fight over women's rights, i had the notion that my first task as i stood to make my first speech on the floor of the senate, it all of a sudden hit me. i'm standing where daniel webster had stood. his desk was next to mine. i was struck by the way that history, as corny as it sounds, by the legacy and the work we are charged to carryforward. liberty and union. now and forever. now is then -- now as then, liberty is central to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. so we remember those wh

- well, i have had discussions with the national farmers�* union. that, of course, i�*m always looking to make sure — as i have committed to — that british farmers will not be undercut by unfair practices from elsewhere, and we will make sure in all the deals we do, that british farming thrives. and i�*m absolutely confident that will be achieved through the australia deal. liz truss. the transport secretary has unveiled what he says is the biggest shake—up in britain�*s railways for three decades. passengers are being offered flexible season tickets, which will offer savings on certain routes for people who don�*t travel to work every day. grant shapps told mps a new state—owned body would replace an "overcomplicated and fragmented" system. mr speaker, the new public body, great british railways, will own the infrastructure, run and plan the network, organise the timetable and set most fares. one organisation accountable to ministers to get trains running on time, to make the customer experience as hassle—free as possible, and to bring the railway

as australia, which they say will allow farmers greater access to asian markets, but the national farmers uniony with us on bbc news, still to come: digital hustle! learning to sell with china's live—streamers. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: airstrikes in gaza and israeli cities have continued. but a senior hamas official has predicted a ceasefire within days. international pressure is mounting to end the violence. we report from japan where politicians and the ioc insist the tokyo olympics are safe but polls show a majority want the event delayed further or cancelled. the british strawberry season has just started and because of cooler weather, the crop is set to be bigger and juicier than ever before. that should be great news for anyone hoping to tuck into strawberries and cream this summer. but growers are struggling to get the fruit picked as there's a shortage of migrant workers. after brexit and the coronavirus pandemic, the uk government introduced new rules limiting the number of visas for seasonal pickers, which some say could now leave tonnes of crops rotting in the fi

kennedy president of the national farmer union scott land told itv farmers will be by trayed by approvals this will be nail in coffin for many scottish first dozen farmers and end a way of life that has endured for generations, generations prime minister, i know -- that many of the prime ministers privately agree with me and one draw back from this deal so will the prime minister finally listen? think again and a deal that was send farmers down under. prime minister. >> mr. speaker, i really -- first of all he's totally wrong about what he says about fisheries, in fact, there are massive opportunities but as a whole of the puck you take back control of our territorial waters that will be the same for scotland and around u.k. and i think again he's -- he's underestimating agricultural and farming industry, to make the most of free trade this is a country, this is a country that grew successful and prosperous on free trade on export around the world our food exports are second to none. mr. speaker he should be proud of that and celebrating that and all he does is call for us to put up drawb

this morning, kennedy, president of the national farmers union in scotland told itv that farmers will be betrayed by these proposals. this deal will be the final nail in the coffin for many scottish crofton farmers. it will end a way of life that has endured for generations, generations. i know that many of the prime minister's tory colleagues privately agree with me and want him to draw back from this deal. so will the prime minister finally listen? think again and to ditch a deal that will send our farmers down under. p.m. johnson: mr. speaker, i really -- first of all, he's totally wrong about what he says about the fisheries because in fact there are massive opportunities for the fisheries, and the whole of the u.k. can take back control of our territorial waters. that will be the same for scotland and around the u.k. and i think again, he is underestimating the ability of the people of this country, the agricultural community, the farming industry to make the most of free trade. this is a country that grew successful and prosperous on free trade on exporting around the world. our

lisa romero, president of the united farmworkers, the nation's largest farmworkers union.sw's mission is to help protect the rights and interests of farmworkers by creating a safe and just food supply. ms. romero is the first latina and first american woman to become president of a national union in the united states. mr. hey young. mr. hey young, see your policy director at the national domestic workers alliance. dnwa works to ensure that domestic workers achieve economic security and opportunity and have protections, respect and dignity in the workplace. we ap slate the witnesses for being here today and participating. we look forward to your testimony. but i want to remind the witnesses that we've read your written statements and they will appear in full in the hearing record, pursuant to committee rule 8d, each of you is asked to limit your oral presentations to a five-minute summary of your written statement. before you begin your testimony, please remember, unmute your microphone. during your testimony, staff will be keeping track of time and a timer will sound when

john avalos with the national union of health care workers, nuhw. nuhw, we represent health care workers at richmond area municipally services, otherwise known as r.a.m.s. all of our departments in san francisco have mission-driven budgets. overall, these budgets are supposed to serve the public with critical and culturally appropriate health services. however, despite receiving funding to provide these services, nonprofits like r.a.m.s. and nonprofits that seiu 1021 works alongside struggle to attract and retain a stable, qualified, and experienced workforce. because pay and benefits lag behind their counterparts in the county for county workers and workers in the provide sector, turnover remains high. nearly half of our workers have been hired within the prior two years, and one fifth were hired in the prior year alone. when we bargained our contract with r.a.m.s. clinicians and r.a.m.s. back in 2019, our entire bargaining committee has actually moved onto work for the city and county of san francisco. this has greatly undermined the ability of r.

. >>> this morning, the nation's largest nurses union is slamming the cdc's updated mask guidance. united says the new guidance is, quote, not based on science. it underscores the confusion across the country over when and where masks should still be worn. nbc's guad venagus and vaughn hillyard. guad, this new criticism really took a lot of folks by surprise. what are you hearing? >> reporter: exactly. it took a lot by surprise to see the largest union in the country speaking against this decision made by the cdc this morning. this is what people are talking about. we didn't expect this type of blow back. let's hear what the president had to say. >> if the cdc wanted to maintain their credibility, instead of caving in to the interests of walmart, trader joe's and all these other business interests, they should stop the gaslighting and acknowledge that they are putting essential workers' health at risk. >> reporter: as you hear, they believe that health care front line workers would be put in harm's way with the new change. one of the arguments is that more than half of the u.s. pop

the national farmers union has urged the government to "stand up forfarmers" in the negotiations.d to this. this is all i about the fact we have freedom to strike our own trade deals with other countries. taking away tariff import taxes and quotas. ideal with australia would be the first one potentially the uk would be striking with a nation that it did not have an agreement with as part of its eu membership so there is a lot riding on this and the hope is to strike an agreement by next month which would open up the process to apply for membership of a wider trade group as well. it is give—and—take when it comes to trade deal. looking at countries, both of which want the best for their own countries. australia has been asking for no tariffs on goods it sends over to the uk. buyer own government estimate, that could boost imports from australia by 83% and most of that would be sheep or alarm and that would be sheep or alarm and that could potentially disadvantage our farmers that could potentially disadvantage ourfarmers here that could potentially disadvantage our farmers here so

she is the first latina and immigrant woman to become president of a national union. in the senior policy director at the national domestic workers alliance. they worked to strengthen industrial industry standards to assure domestic workers achieve economic security and opportunity and have protections and dignity in the workplace. we appreciate the witnesses for being here today and participating. we look forward to your testimony. i want to remind the witnesses that we have read your wit -- your written statements. they will appear in the record. according to committee rules, each of you has to limit your oral presentation to a five minute summary of your written statement. before you begin, please member, unmute your microphone. during her testimony, we will keep track of time. a timer will sound when time is up. please be attentive to the time. wrap up when your time is over. if any of you experience technical difficulties during her testimony, stay connected on the platform. they sure you are muted and use your phone to immediately call the director, whose number

he's the first latina and first immigrant woman to become president of a national union in the united states. pling mr. hayung senior policy director, at the national domestic workers alliance, nwa work to strengthen to ensure that workers achieve economic security and opportunity and have protections respect and dignity in the work place. weni appreciate the witnesses fr being here today and participating look forward to your testimony. but i want to remind the witnesses that read your written statement and they will appear in full in the hearing record. pursuant to committee rule 8d and practice each of you is asked to limit your oral presentation to a five minute summary of your written statement. but before you begin your testimony, please remember unmute your microphone and staff will be keeping track of time and time will sound when time is up and wrap up when your time is over and remute your microphone if any of you experience technical difficulties during your testimony or later in the hearing, we should stay connected on the platform make sure you're muted use your phone imm

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this from the nation's largest nurses union. onal nurses united says the guidelines which says vaccinated americans can go without a mask in most places is dangerous, saying it puts front line and medical workers at risk while there is still a global pandemic. well, dr. anthony fauci is defending the new guidelines today, telling my colleague jonathan cape heart he does not agree with the nurses union. >> i do have a great deal of respect for them. but i think that people who are unvaccinated should continue to wear masks. we're talking only about the people who are vaccinated, not the unvaccinated. so the unvaccinated people should continue to wear masks to protect themselves. >> clarification there. and starbucks now joining walmart and costco in making a change to mask requirements in light of the new guidelines. starting tomorrow, masks will be optional, again, just for vaccinated customers. let's go from there to scott cohn in san francisco where authorities are looking for a way to ramp up all the momentum for getting a vac

the largest national nurses union is saying that the c.d.c. guidelines on masks is putting front line workers and especially people of color at risk and they're calling for the c.d.c. to reverse that. what's the white house's stance on that union in particular saying that their members and people of color are at risk? jen: i would say we don't have any particular response directly to the union. i will say that, again, the objective of the c.d.c. and of dr. walensky was to deliver on the commitment she made to the american people which is to provide guidance based on health and scientific evidence on what people can do that is safe. and so her guidance that was put out last week makes clear that if you have been vaccinated, their recommendation is you are safe, not to wear a mask. -- safe to not wear a max, -- mask, inside, outside and when not in large gatherings. there are going to be populations and communities where they take a different approach to implementation. because a lot of it is going to be based on the level of vaccination, the le

. >> the largest national nurses union is saying that the cdc guidelines on masks is putting front linekers especially people of color at risk and they are calling for the cdc to refer to that, what is the white house's stance on that particular saying that their members are at risk? >> tucker: candace owens is the host of candace and a frequent guest on the show and she joins us, thank you so much for coming on. so dr. fauci, men who deals in science and the things we know has diverted blame from himself where it ought to reside to the rest of us by saying systemic racism has caused the suffering of covid. assess this if you would. >> is just so brilliant. always looking for a victim narrative and let me tell you if there's ever been a victim that is deserving of airtime, it is science. science has been killed by the left. it i like to eulogize science because it made so much sense and now it is suddenly over and i'd like to say that dr. fauci is when you know when your kid and you play that game simon says, he always wondered who was simon and why are we doing what he says? simon is d

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