and now there's pho, go fear of going out, nico, what is edgar of phobia? and is this cave syndrome that my understanding of agoraphobia is that there is this irrational fear of going outdoor, like something might happen to you that, that realistically, given the evidence wouldn't necessarily happen to you. but i think with capers, it's less this irrational fear and more this reaction to something that's really, it's kind of a normal reaction to a very normal and unusual situation. we are social creatures, we need social norms to tell us how to interact, what to do, what to decide. we are social norms, create social order for us and, and all those norms are changing. we have very different rules of engagement now and a very from region to region. i mean they even a very from friends or friend. and with that kind of uncertainty, it becomes, it feels a little more risky to make decisions outside of the home. it makes everything feel a little bit more difficult and yes, there is things id associated with uncertainty always. but as social creatures, without thi

well, what i want to do now is cross lie to washington speak to all t contributor, nico house, nico, what we want to do is kind of get an idea, what's the atmosphere? and what's the, what's the latest developments coming out from where you are? so be quite frank atmosphere is kind of confusing because on the new we were told there was supposed to be a bunch of violet and right wing extremists here that we're here to protest. trump and separate trump himself back. he said, don't come. and then when we arrive here to start talking to people, ask why they were here. a lot of them were actually there are actually here to protest for the, for the people who are rested on january 6 for what they believe are arbitrary reason. and a lot of people are actually here protesting against the car. in fact, there was a pro biden's, the porter who was riding on a bicycle. and i would say that a lot of america with his dinner about the quarter can call and call liberal or loved it in the cars and actually protected them on the other side of that we have integral out here as well. and based on the, th

nico says he felt fatigue and chills but was fine after a few days. rene is a pediatric icu nurse and says seen covid cases at work with a factor in wanting her children to get the vaccine, and the alternative is the possibility of covid, which is. more unknown. we don't know what the long term effects are, you know, are in kids as children head back to school, many parents are wondering when their children might be able to get a shot. the clinical trials should be finished. by september, we talked with dr yvonne maldonado, stanford professor of infectious diseases, who's leading the pediatric clinical trials at stanford. with children in particular. what we want to look for is, uh, immediate reactions to the vaccine, like fevers or chills or flu like symptoms. will there be severe? what percentage of children have them? how long do they last? the company should be able to provide the data. the fda by october and then the fda would. need to consider an act. sometime after that, we fill out our the chavez family says researchers gave them cellphones to

. >> rupaul: were you on the set when -- nico? >> nico, noodle -- oh, she won't like that at all.>> yes, we were doing it together. >> rupaul: you have a scene with her together? >> it was the most beautiful thing. i find it hard, being a mom and an actor, the two do not go together. >> rupaul: right. >> i found it really hard to concentrate. but this was crazy. it was like this alchemy. because i was a mom, and i was an artist in that moment with her. it was -- i can't describe it. >> rupaul: i cannot imagine. >> yeah. >> rupaul: what advice did you give her going into the business? did you say, just don't do it? >> yeah. [ laughter ] i did everything to try to avoid it from happening. my kids come to set all the time. my trailer is mommy's little house on wheels. you know, it's all about the kids, really. >> rupaul: right. >> kids don't think their parents are cool, normally. so i was just glad that they probably thought my acting, my business was cool. >> rupaul: three kids, nico, ripley, and booker? >> yes, yeah. >> rupaul: what are their ages? >> ripley's 20. she's about to s

all those months ago that was nico how to reporting from just in front of the capital many times. well, in the meantime, i took another story, a court in the u. k. how ruled that children under the age of 16 can take puberty blockers. and what's important here without parental consent, the court of appeals over a judgement last year by the high court on t shonda edwards gosh, the house, the story trans rights in the u. k. is back in the spotlight again as doctors are now able to prescribe puberty. blockers to under sixteens again, it can central london which runs the u. k. only use gender identity clinic has one the appeal which revise the 2020 ruling that under 16 lack the capacity to give the own consent. the judgment upholds established legal principles, which respect the ability of our clinicians to engage actively and thoughtfully with our patients in decisions about their care and futures. it's a firm that it is for doctors not judges to decide on the capacity of under 16th to consent to medical treatment. the case was brought by di transitional care, a bow who started takin

prácticamente donados, no se invirtió nada ahora quiero que ven en pantalla y te imagen que impactó muchísimo, nicon blanco no hay nada esto fue lo que pasó por siempre vamos a recordar estas personas fátima se llamara lópez esté contigo en el estudio gracias. >>> bombero número 34 se juntaron para reflexionar lo que serán cientos de bomberos para salvar vidas en especial a esos 37 bomberos siendo que mucho después perdieran su vida, recordaron a la azafata betty böhm que intentó avisar el cambio de rumbo del avión. >>> a la fecha como hoy se vuelve un cambio en las personas en las seres aquí algunas publicaciones que serán en twitter mario rojas decía que estaba la preparatoria cuando esto ocurrió luego escribió una canción que la tituló una mañana en manhattan, como el expresa es la tristeza de un hombre que llegaba de trabajar y tocó ver cómo murieron muchos de sus compañeros tenemos otros mensajes hace 20 años el secuestro de cuatro aviones asociados al grupo traer una grupo terrorista este es algo que público gustavo, al ataque de las torres gemelas en pensilvania invita a quedar remos la víct

tras de todo eso donde y esto dice que muchos otros comparten la misma historia no puedo nico 60% deongado escasez y conductor que ha afectado la protección recortado la fabricación debe tener exhibiciones por la variante delta las metes en el presidente biden envió una propuesta del congreso. pensilvania ya no ser único estado que está limitando la compra de bebidas o cólicos. ahora en virginia solo se permite la compra de una botella por persona este el experimento escocés del cómic debido a la demanda debido a la pandemia. otros factores la falta de repartidores para que entregan los pedidos a los bares y restaurantes. de lo que no tenemos escocés este temperaturas cálidas en el área de la bahía vamos a regresar con su jefe de meteorología guillermo quiroz >>> guillermo gracias sandra hay escasez de agua importantísimo pero hay un lugar donde no hay escasez de hecho sigue generándose vámonos rápidamente a lo que es el atlántico ya nació es tormenta tropical tiene vientos de 70 míos por hora se goles el problema con esto tormenta es espero que las aguas cálidas aumenten hasta categ

nico is part of the latin rollers car club increase of sexual activity is frustrating, but there hasative for young people participating. nico: the idea came up, maybe we can do sanctioned sideshows, and we can bring them in, we can bring a space. we can do that legally, safely. j.r.: santa rosa police tell us they would not be in favor of a sanctioned sideshow due to dangers posed and the liability involved. two weeks ago, at this location, two teen girls were stabbed at a sideshow. one witness told us just last month a patrol car was attacked here. >> they started jumping on the car, hitting the car, kicking the car, and i'm pretty sure the deputy was scared for his own safety and had to escape the crowd here. jobina: alvarez says this problem is not going away, and something needs to be done. >> weatherby county property, city property, private property coming to see what we can do. j.r.: j.r. stone, abc 7 news. reggie: a reggie: a officer being called a hero, and you are about to see why. officer pedro garcia came upon a crash on highway 101 over the weekend and found one of the

the lawyer gotten her 20 over spent years researching documents that he said, corroborate, and nico crimes committed in his homeland equal playing field. it's a bulk of control years that this is done on a senior horse. i think it's as adult, you go to school and if it was you and it'll see it. does that mean? well, that's the same ah, when the war. so a treaty organization gone the well to become you and i. and then with the other scholars mission, i just kind of trust, you know, kind of devonshire ford truck is 1st room where the all scholars shown campus cream by the way. so let me add that particular to here that you will get some this has a little bit better. i in autumn, 2000 and the district court in bell grade has a case against those who gave orders for yugoslavia to be bombed. i do some pressing the creature holding so not available for you don't press 2 to protect, drink alone or to leave me among the others who was sentenced to 20 years in prison, where the french president, jacques iraq, the german chancellor. gerhard schroeder, the us secretary of state, madeleine albright, t

) al 88 espinoza se equivocaba y era un contragolpe de rapids, nathan no podía cortar la jugada y nico contragolpear que era su suerte, pero es fútbol, ya está . >> (música) . >> y bueno, como les decía se celebró la noche del orgullo mexicano, aquí tenemos lo mejor del pachangón porque estuvimos ahí (música) (música) (música) (música) (música) (música) (música) cada año nos encanta celebrar la cultura de méxico y la gente local con música, con comida especial en el estadio y es un honor para saludar a la comunidad mexicana aquí y en todo el mundo . >> (música) . >> (música) . >> (música) . >> (música) . >> (música) . >> (música) . >> para mí más que nada la cultura es algo increíble que deben celebrar la cultura mexicana y más que nada en septiembre, normalmente mucha gente lo celebra en mayo, no en septiembre, tienen fútbol, lucha libre, comida mexicana, y pues es algo hermoso que la cultura se celebre, es algo aquí muy importante y más que nada donde vivimos, la raza mexicana es bastante . >> (música) . >> (música) . >> la verdad contento, estoy celebrando con toda la gente, paisano

all the more doesn't of the be lose at the moody me because you can, i mean yeah, which been have nico, when you go to mac or a 1000000 times his father george times moved to the soviet union in the 19 thirty's, along with many other african americans. and settled in the back soviet republic where he helps develop cattle breeding on collective thumbs. that's where amelia spent her early childhood. ready summer source and that they were willing to stay on the new union that i was built and the deal is look at them. i pretty much school she just says true. don't go down here so she will move up with them. so damn. yeah. to me. yeah. it was very if rasmus, the feminist issue only be the trends that i see on my medicare i seals as well. so if you want me to get the book so that in that i, susan authority will chance to go. so that's and this is similar to service and so is it the book that i see them need to go with gold and my mama and roughly crushed into i mean you start cooking him when you will. you probably, i'm with, but i mean, it comes to me. why did you did this? when you publish

which have nico, when you give me an estimate, cause emilia times his father george times moved to the soviet union in the 19 thirty's, along with many other african americans and settled in the back soviet republic where he helps develop cattle breeding on collective farms. that's where amelia spent her early childhood summer source and their bolivians were willing to stay on the new union that i was the deal is look at them. i pretty much school. she just says to them, got them credentials. yeah. she will in the loop with that, most of them. yeah. it was the rasmus, the found on most of the trends that i see on my medicare i seals. this is why me to get the book. so best that i, susan will check to see similar to so if you get the bill but i see them nice. oh dear the go with the variable, the new my mama and roughly just into i mean you start cooking when you when you really properly. but i mean, it comes to me, what can you do when you publish, when you bring your live, convert to service, because they knew that there was racism throughout europe. but if they went to london or pari

we do have nico being elevated a 1000 times of often they get this elevator 50 times ends in as well, 1500 time. ok the most, let's say indicative metal for mining impacts that is uranium in those tailing. so that is about 10 times what you would see in a natural environment 10 times as much. so what you, what you analyze in your water, you did about a 100 times more than one would find his unpolluted natural 15 water source in a farm surrounded by pollution its animals badly contaminated it's disturbing news. the hair of your goat shows the highest level of or so overall analyze metals. okay. you see uranium is 60 times for elevator, but all the lead is elevated to 80 times the mean almost 100 times above what's normal? it's the same was cobalt. the same was also next and a $600.00 times for nickel. but maybe if you need to know and know, all right, i can have all other. yes, you can. it's all yours. mazda was out of when elaine dow, at right for flemming, farm y, livestock die prematurely, ah, township, where children have near a logical disorders and suffer from terrible coughing f

you had dish amended the vegetables on look at as a can see them or not on got have the family call nico, like, children, to me. we see the division there. dish in missouri to the us give young the barberry. don't buy off say don't include joy if demo visual tv needs to pay. if you really don't, you don't get deb said elect his shoulders will need you to buy a co pretty probably my ticket you did a pretty was dollar moves. you says key won't don't sell. nash committee policy us could cut the shoot me an e says creek don't, don't do le maggie de la ability when the 2nd world war broke out in 1939, over 250000 del jiri and men were recruited to fight and the french military campaign against nazi germany. but when france was occupied by the notes of the 1940 julians realize the colonizers could be defeated by the end of the war. in 1945 nationalism had taken hold across algeria. the french colonial authorities, brutally put down protests and del harshly with the demonstrated especially on victory in europe. day in may, 945 in the towns of se, teeth. and again, mom who is a junior, has shown

we do have nico being elevated a 1000 times of often they get this elevator 50 times ends in as well. sounds and $500.00 time. ok. so most, let's say indicative metal for mining impact that is uranium in those tailing. so that is about 10 times what you would see in a natural environment 10 times as much. so what you, what you analyze in your water, you did about a 100 times more than one would find it and polluted natural prestige. water soften in a farm surrounded by pollution. its animals badly contaminated it's disturbing news. the hair of your goat shows the highest level of or fell off or analyze the metals. okay. you see uranium is 60 times for elevator, but all the lit is elevated to 80 times the meaning almost $100.00 times above what's normal? it's the same was cobalt, the same was also nixie and a 600 times for nickel. maybe here and you did, you didn't know and no. okay. alright. i can have all of the. yes you can. it's all use for matter without us when a linear down at right for flemming, farm y, livestock, die prematurely townships where children have neural logic. the

we do have nico being elevated a 1000 times. we also need to elevate 50 times ends inc as well. sounds and $500.00 time. ok the most, let's say, indicative middle for mining impact, that is uranium in those tailings. it is about 10 times what you would see in a natural environment 10 times as much. so what do what you and the less in your water you did about a 100 times more than one would find it and polluted natural 15 water softener in a farm surrounded by pollution its animals badly contaminated it's disturbing news. the hair of your goat shows the highest level of or so overall analyze metals. okay. you see uranium is 60 times for elevator, but all the lead is elevated to 80 times the meaning almost 100 times of buffer. it's normal. it's the same was cobalt that the same was also nixie and $600.00 times for nickel. but maybe you would, you didn't know and no dishonest. okay. alright. i can have order. yes, you can have, it's all yours for you. my, that was that us when a linen down at right for you, fleming, farm y, livestock die prematurely in township, where children have

how would the headlines on al jazeera, for my french president's nico, that's crazy, has been sentenced to years, whose attention will corruption. so because he was found guilty of a legal campaign finance and his fails at 2012 reelection bits. natasha butler have more from the course in paris. nicholas, cuz he wasn't actually in the court here in power to hear the verdict. but the judge found guilty of illegal campaign financing. his 13 code youth also found guilty on the same charges. now, sol cosy has been sent to you one year jail, but he can serve back out at home on the house rest if you'd like word an electronic bracelet. well, his lawyers have already said that he will appeal now will. this focuses on nicholas all cozy campaign back in 2012 is running for reelection. he actually failed to be reelected. got those foreign minister has described moves by the taliban on girls education as disappointing. and a step backwards. bahama been other non off on the spoke after holding talks with the use. foreign affairs chief, joseph burrell, is really forces have shown said 3 palestinians

we do have nico being elevated a 1000 times the alternate this elevator, 50 times ends in as well, 1500 time. ok the most, let's say indicative middle for mining impact, that is uranium in those tailing. so that is about 10 times what you would see in a natural environment 10 times as much. so what you, what you and the less in your water you did about a 100 times more than one would find in an polluted natural 15 water softener in a farm surrounded by pollution its animals badly contaminated it's disturbing news. the hair of your goat shows the highest level of or so overall analyze metals. okay. you see uranium is 60 times for elevator, but all the lead is elevated to 80 times the meaning almost 100 times a buffer. it's normal that the same was cobalt at the same was also next and a $600.00 times for nickel. maybe if you didn't know and no, no. okay. alright, i can have all the yes you can use for mad at was that us when the lenient down at right for you, fleming? farm. why lights don't die prematurely township, where children have your logic to disorders and suffer from terrible coug

some pretty language that now mike, who yon's nico messages also suggests that $45.00 americans wanted to get to cobble international airport. but we left stranded at the gates. now those people are part included, women and children. i just talked with the american lady, mary, i'm with 2 daughters and one son. we send their passports in photo into the americans. inside the field, the americans recognized her while the messages also suggested us commanders knew that that citizens was trying to the outside. the apple gates but still wouldn't let them in some even proposed paying all the governments like the u. k. to help add lift americans. now one general mark milli was singled out by soldiers on the ground of making a port to not open the gate, but even off to the images of the kale called apple and much the u. s. kept up the narrative, but the situation was under control. what we're doing every single minute of every single hour of every single day is working to create safe passage for all civilians, including the afghans who work for us to the airport to get them on planes and get th

more than 22000 refugees and migrants are stuck in the north colombian beach town of nico clea, waiting for smugglers to help them cross into pen the migrants who are mostly from haiti, or attempting to travel for one of the most dangerous and impassable regions in the world, the diary and gap is the only overland route between south and north america. $500.00 people are allowed to board boats in nickel cli each day, which takes them to the start of their perilous journey. but $1500.00 arrive in the small town every 24 hours. those who do find the boat, then face a 6 day journey on foot through roadless lawless jungle. they often arrive in panama dehydrated, ill, or robbed of their belongings from their they still have to make it through nickel on doris, guatemala, and then mexico. before finally reaching the us border. allison around 50, joins us live now from nickel. clear, listen, we just had an insight there of the kind of journey that lies ahead for the people in nickel clear where you are. tell us a little bit about the sorts of things that they're telling you. are they aware of t

. >> their 9 year-old son nico got his first job in june, as did his 6 year-old sister sophia first store in could play now the child mom is an icu nurse and heard about the trial through work. that's when the research began. we wanted to do everything they could to keep our immediate family. >> and our community safe. so having them be a part of the trial gave them the opportunity to get the vaccine. we felt really couple with the stage of where it was at it was already in millions of americans that have point across. >> the world to so. we thought for our kids. he was very safe for them. at that point. >> now the kids have more opportunities. it's pretty fun to actually out with my friends. and do more things. >> going forward. infectious disease specialists are hopeful. the vaccine will be cleared for all of those under 12. >> should have the same advantages adults and preventing. infectious diseases that can cause complications. and to this point, we don't really understand what any long-term impacts could be of this virus on adults and children. >> pfizer's expected to compile all of

the storming of the capital building more than $600.00 people have been charged and he contributes a nico house repulse. now from the scene, we are here in d. c, where the 1st amendment process is actually happening right behind it. and it seems like people seem to be gathered here for all types of different reasons. some people are here on behalf of some of the processors that have been arbitrarily arrested who have not been charged, have not been around and have not even been given the option to be denied bill. other people are here protesting a magazine that they were looking for. that didn't seem like it actually happened. so as you can see, the entire protest was calm, despite warning from the mainstream media that it would be incredibly violent. all right, those that deny history are doomed to repeat it and we maybe think a re run of january fix and just a few weeks breaking news law enforcement now preparing for the possibility of armed protesters at saturdays, far right, rally and support of the january 6 writer okay, right now, security tight at the u. s. capital, the fencing tha

seeing the longest winning streak in more than 2 months in japan, we have a green arrow for the nico gaining 4.5 percent on the week with more than 2 percent coming on friday. climbing to the highest level in 2 or even 30 years, the announced the resignation of prime minister suga increased investor sentiment, something to keep an eye on though in japan, a bank of japan board member warned thursday that the economic toll of the pandemic could last longer than initially expected in india, the san sex is more than 2 and a half percent on the week. indian shares are sitting at record highs on friday. the blue chip nifty not its best week since february conglomerate reliance industries was on the top. one of the top performers gaining nearly 6 percent on the weak hitting records of its own on friday at close as the company has been thriving since the academy reopen in june. moving to australia, we have a green arrow for the sex, but by less than a half a percent for the week, they are showing brioche statistics on wednesday. so the economy grew by point 7 percent for the june quarter, ba

i mean, it's going to be kind of an internal nature minus us will be the nico members in europe. it's going to be a real interesting squabble. ok, because you end up in a way wag the dog situation with the eastern. so we know what these to be and their role in the, the coolant in 2014 and in give me to didn't serve the purpose of the mission. but they got stuck with it to get to get stuck with an anti russian agenda in georgia, suggesting yeah, well, that's the problem. that's how the your pm security institutions have been set up where you have got to have the europe completely unified except the largest country . and obviously in europe without becoming against automatically you will have conflicts, someone didn't. so the problem gets them to go back and looking at some of the have to go back and looking at some of the initial structures in a 990. of course, this can become an opportunity to maybe reconsider about the of the, the members of nato. they, you know, they're like you and banjo. they just have this time rushing component to the foreign policy. and while they're lovin

nico. good room. and get the momentum going toward a victory, which the is happy to get out of there. two out of three in detroit headed to toronto over the weekend. they trail the boston red sox for that last wild card spot in the american they get into the final month. we are rolling, right? this is a beautiful story that you do need to check this out. as we close out this evening, take it to the south side of chicago white sox game last night, nice family outing and the kids are there, but they don't know that their debt u. s army sergeant first class, daniel look us is home from service in key weight after a long time away, and those kids get daddy in one big surprise right there. his family, of course. looks like the mother in law. i'm going to guess and, uh, wife and kids. good stuff. just got total. close it out. think i love those stories? family portrait? that's the family portrait? that's the sporting life for tonight i wonder what manny's doing right now. why don't you call him? you call hi

chase garber had a quick pass to nico. they scored on their first two drives.ck from there. carson grew up in vacaville. he's got a big arm. romeo had a two touchdown pass. fourth quarter with the bears down five. inside the 10, garber is under pressure. he has to throw it away. just three points over the final three quarters. nevada wins, 22-17. >> in the fourth quarter, kansas state is up, 17-0. west had a perfect pass. t.j. smith returns to int deep inside cardinal territory. the second an exception for was. kansas state had a better day. his second rushing touchdown with 200 yards on the ground. back to the drawing board. stanford loses, 24-7. and the keys to the game. meditate for two minutes. the third quarter, down 13-0. he bulldozers his way into the end zone. san jose on the board. that is as close as they got. right in the midst of greg johnson and he has reservations for six. trojans win at 37. that is it for sports. have a great day. shake oscar de la hoya has been knocked down by an opponent outside their wearing. he has been hospitalized with covi

. >> nico and sophia received their first injection in june and second in july. >> what do you thinkbout been part of a vaccine trial? do you feel brave? >> i feel good. i feel proud that i got into it. >> i wanted to do it so i could have more times with my friends without masks. >> after shots, did you feel sick? >> chills but i didn't get sick. >> the family still blind, so the family does not know if they got the real vaccine or not but both had low-grade fever's after the shots. >> for those of us who who who the families and the kids are doing well. we have not heard of any major issues. >> dr. mullen o o o o o o o o o he is optimistic about the dose. >> this seems to provide great antibody responses. some people have talked about whether there should be efforts to look at the lower doses in adults. >> pfizer plans to submit their data within weeks, the fda and cdc will need time to review the data and make recommendations. it is possible that the pfizer vaccine could be authorized for five to 11-year-olds by the end of october. i'm kate larsen, abc 7 news. >> contra costa unif

. >> and nico >> face preparation complete. [applause] [inaudible] >> another kick. officially the inspiration for crew are now on their way to space. first you can see on the left-hand side of your screen is making its way back down to earth. they have popped up to assist with the. staring we are making a landing attempt on our george strip, just read the instruction. which is part out. it's holding on [inaudible] to the atlantic ocean. >> as kate mentioned left-hand side it is the view of our top stage looking down. that has already separated from the second. stage and it's making its way back to. or the velocity of the first stage is being tracked on the bottom left hand side of your screen. on the right-hand side of your screen, is the view of our second stage maryland vacuum engine. on the opposite end of that engine is the second stage and the crew who sits on top of the second stage, everything looks to be going normal. normally with them. and you can also track the velocity city on the. we also have awesome view of the crew inside the capsule as well. >> i am

nothing golden bears cal score touchdowns on their first two possessions chase garbers to nico ramijok carson strong the quarterback connects with romeo dobbs. 43 yards for the score and it's a 14-10 game early third quarter fast forward strong to elijah. 16 yards for the go-ahead score nevada score 22 unanswered to take the lead and now we go to the fourth last chance for cal fourth and sixth garbage. class is incomplete and beats cal 22:17. this abc 7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealer san jose state stanford also played today. we'll have those hats in the second half of sports dion. alright, sounds good chris. thanks much more to come on abc 7 news at 11 the debate over vaccine passports to fly experts say they could be coming soon, but not everyone is on board and break-ins in the kaldore fire evacuation zones not exactly what it sounds like instead of burglars. yep. you can see there it's bears. boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just twenty-five bucks a month gets you unlimited 5g and a free 5g smartphone.

there are only in elementary school, but six year old sofia chavez and her nine year old brother nico, are already making history. i'm proud of myself, but doing it because i was will nervous was shot, you're going to be a part of saving the world. since june, the children have been part of fighters pediatric covid-19 vaccine trial at stanford for children under 12, i think it's pretty cool to be the first kids under 12 to get the vaccine. thousands of children have been enrolled to test the safety. of the m rene vaccine, renee and miguel chavez say researchers made sure the kids weren't being forced to get the shots. they made sure that they were okay with it, and throughout the whole process, they would ask them as well. they were comfortable if they wanted to continue, they had to sign at a sent form. the kids did that said they wanted to participate. the first shot was in june, and renee and miguel said they watched the children for any symptoms the night after both injections. do you feel anything yet? how about now? you know, we're gonna take your temperature again because. we w

nico could re meet elvis address.h, that's probably his best play as an oakland a beautiful up the middle. take a hit away and starve the tigers and the a's take two out of three in detroit. they're headed to canada. toronto over the weekend, and the a's are within two games of that live step wildcard spot. boston red sox own that right now, alright, raider fans, you'd probably be interested in this. remember how mark davis so it's just to cry poor and we got to make some money and we got to move the team and all that. look what he's been up to. over the past several months. this is an artist rendering of his new pad 6.32 acres just outside of vegas. uh 15,000 square feet. it's three levels. 10 bathrooms 14 million. his mega mansion, of course. in silver and black. who knows when that will be ready to go, but. guess mark davis isn't hurting or the raiders have sold a lot of tickets. we don't know. all right. we got a little extra time and we've come to that point in the evening. i didn't even. okay this out, keep your

. >> yes, nico, i think, you know, ideally, it is powerful, what the president -- theormer presidentth president obama, the cruel juxtapositio of the significance of his sbol and the substance of lived experience. there'a sense in which the rhetoric seems tbe kind of lagging with our contemporary political reality, even though i understand the nature of the intervention. there'she reality of what this center will do to that communit there are some who are worried -- isn't this the irony of all ironies, nicole, that it could be the case that the first black president's presidential library cou be the harbinger of gentrification? that members of black and brown -- members of that community, most of whom are renters, have no guarantee that their rting prices will not go through the roof and they may not be able to live in those communities? have we heard the kind of language about building that center that will stave off the typical kind of displacement that comes with economic development? there'salways, it seems to me, with president obama, that cruel juxtaposition of the symbol and t

walter, jesse, and nico. denise does become superwoman.she did for these boys and herself, she is going to college now. your boys would make you so proud. they each have a bit of your personality and you will never be missed. love you, bro. >> and my father, the captain of ladder 24 fdny. we love and miss you everyday. [bell chimes] [bell chimes] >> my brother john worked on the 104th floor of tower one. when i look back on these last 20 years, i find myself thinking about september 12. and everything that happened after that. when thousands of us became members of the club we never signed up for. no idea what to do next except to cry. then something unexpected happened. an unlimited amount of kindness kept pouring into each of us, from friends and strangers, the whole country seemed to put its arm around us. that lets me just enough strength to get up the next day. and the day after that, and the day after that. and i realize that all of this kindness and giving reminded me of my brother. my larger-than-life big brother. who loves to make

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