the white house says olivia filmed several videos with both the president and dr.auci encouraging young people to get vaccinated. those individuals will roll out on other social media pages and the white house's channels in the coming days. olivia's message is clear, you guys, vaccine there, good for you. >> i sense tiktok is coming. >> bring on the tiktok. if they're from olivia rodrigo, i'm here for them. >> and that 17-year-old boy who broke her heart is probably punching himself, and he could have gone to the white house. >>> coming up, charging your phone but with your own sweat? >> what? >> but first the rising young star the first known practicing orthodox jewish player to be selected by a major league team. that's next. you're watching "world news now." [female narrator] a message for children: it's hard to be stuck at home right now... but we want to say thank you... because you're being a big helper. when you stay home... you're protecting other people from getting sick. by calling a someone you love who's stuck inside, you're giving them a smile... and t

olivia: the most important sidebar is not competing for palm d'or. it brings us stories from all around the world. voices we would not necessarily here at the local multiplex. it was opened by a director of the festival who welcomed a very young cast and from bangladesh to the stage to present thieir film. this is the first time a bangladeshi film has been selected officially. you can imagine the director of this filmed was very emotional when he said a few words on stage. the film itself is a powerful take on what it is to be a woman in contemporary bangladesh, and the leading actress is very, very impressive, really well cast. it's the sort of film that reminds us what we consider world cinema actually gets it start at cannes. it gets scene and distribute it. i will keep an eye on that section this week as well, bringing you all the reviews on all the news from the riviera, as well as our nightly program which zooms in on a personality, the french actor and member of the jury. >> olivia, you are in a fantastic position. enjoy this festival. i know

olivia: once upon a time.d've been considered strange for high profile actors to "jump ship" into an action moving. but a lot of respected actors are going into these roles. what is it about marble that makes it interesting?: >> i was there ages ago. i did two films in that kind of strange world. i did "planet of the apes" with tim burton in full monkey makeup. then " incredible hulk." i did it for my kids. i thought it would be really funny if they have me on a lunchbox when they went to school. and i thought -- also, i thought their friends would take the piss out of them. what happened is they came back and said would you mind bringing that character back in? i thought, why not? it is a crazy, chaotic, wild world when you are feeling it. it's fascinating and bizarre and hilarious all day. i mean, i have a great time doing. >> you are a regular here. in 2012 you were the jury president. >> thank you for that because i did not remember when i was here last. >> the festival is known for its commitment for inde

olivia is there for us. we can join her live.livia, i will say great to see you when you are there. great to see you. covid caused the cancellation of last year. how is covid marking this year's event? olivia: it is true, there are a lot of health and safety measures here. there are a lot of controls at the door. we have to show health passports, a qr code or a piece of paper to show your status but has not slowed down proceedings. they did kick off with the musical film "annette" that comes from a french director that centers on an opera singer and a standup comedian. this is a musical but you can banish aany associations with broadway. it is much darker than that. a lot of the dialogue is actually sung which is funny and touching at times. the music is written by the l.a. group sparks. they came up with the idea for the story. an interesting examination of what it is to be successful, what it is to be in a relationship with an artist. >> sounds really fascinating. sounds like you are having a great time. tell us more about the

olivia: yes.ow, this is a film that is called "alene," a musical film that centers on a young woman who turns out to have an amazing talent for singing and place to packed out concert halls around the world. it is based on the life of celine dion. this comes courtesy of an actress and director who is well known for her comic timing and she got a very warm welcome in part because she actually stars in a french comedy that has become a call to, called -- a satire, a spoof of the cannes film festival and the kind of people who attend it. too interested in the glamour and not interested in serious issues. the kind of people who attended it, us journalists as well and i will take that on the chin because we do get to meet some fascinating people here in cannes, including oliver stone for our special program this evening "encore in cannes." that will be coming up shortly. do tune it. >> taking the words right out of my mouth. pleasure to see you. and great to see everything going well for you at the can

economic reporter olivia rodman.he market turned a little lower and it seemed like it spoke to the concerns of the market, maybe a little bit of a slowdown in growth at the same time of these pressures that continue to mount. olivia: we know debt demand -- that demand is there. it is really about employment and supply chain and transportation costs are keeping the growth is being as high as it could be. romaine: i'm curious about the supply chain costs. i interviewed a restaurant owner and she talked about the idea of not only are they paying more for these goods, but just getting them delivered. normally her wine guys comes at 10:00 in the morning. he didn't come until 10:00 at night. i'm wondering what evidence are we seeing that in the data? olivia: delivery times and backlogs are at the highest since 1997, which is as far back as the data goes. with a restaurant owner is telling you is pretty much what every restaurant is experiencing. wedding longer, paying more, etc. caroline: paying more for services rather th

i will turn it over to you, olivia. olivia: hi. first i want to say i am beyond honored to be here today to spread the message of vaccinations. i am in all of the work president biden and dr. fauci have got and i'm happy to lend my support to this initiative. it is important to encourage all communities to get vaccinated and get to a vaccination site, which can do more than ever before, given how many sites we have. thank you, jen, for having me today, and thank you for helping me to share this important message. it is appreciated. jen: thank you, olivia. thank you so much for joining us. good luck with your great day. ok. a couple other items, a little less exciting, also very important for all of you -- this afternoon the president will be joined by a bipartisan group of revenues and mayors from around the country representing communities from vermont to arizona to discuss the bipartisan infrastructure framework and his build back better agenda. the framework has received support from across the political spectrum including yeste

>> exactly. >> by now olivia and matt had left fayetteville and gone home.ur sister alone, even though you confined her. >> i remember feeling defeated. we came up here thinking that something was going to happen and it didn't. >> i don't know. i felt like i didn't sleep for a couple of weeks. it was 24/7 thinking about what happened, what happened, what happened. >> detectives and the da seemed so close to an answer. they even had their prime suspect in custody, but weeks passed, months. holbert stopped talking. >> you couldn't arrest him? >> we needed her body. we needed to find kelli bordeaux. >> little did police know it would take some two years to finally unravel the mystery, but they were about to get help, help they never imagined. deep in the forest a secret investigation was underway, a man on a mission to bring kelli home. >>> coming up -- why a perfect stranger cared so much about kelli. >> she needed to be found. >> who he believed had taken her and his risky scheme to get the man to talk. >> he buys that? >> hook, line and sinker. >> when "deep

olivia: absolutely. these are high-profile directors unveiling to work.ou have work from andrea arnold, hayes and oliver stone. oliver stone is presenting a documentary in that section, cannes premiers called "j revisited 0-- jfk revisited." he made a drama starring kevin costner. it is centered on conspiracy theories. he has gone back to that story now that several documents have been declassified and looked into it even more with a series of high profile interviews with military and the government officials convince the version of the events the american people got in 1963 wasn't thwe whole story. it is difficult to be conclusive with buried history, government level history, but it provides food for thought. and there something to reflect upon politically. and another documentary can recommend, completely different style from the brazilian director, is called "mariner of the mountains." the film maker goes in search of his father's homeland, algeria. he documents the personal journey and the cinematic journey as well. he sat down to speak more about th

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olivia salazar wins. is there, joining us -- olivia salazar wins fear -- olivia salazar winspear is there, joining us. >> the red carpet behind me is primed for a filmmaker known for daring, sometimes provocative cinema. this time, he is focused on a group of young people in an underprivileged casablanca who are excited about hip-hop. it features many actors who come from that area. earlier on, we had a filmmaker known for an austere, intellectual cinema, which almost always focuses on his home country. he has won five rises here over the years, and in keeping with that tradition, his latest film focuses on an anchor at a television channel, a news channel in france, and it goes quite deep into the murky world of politics, power, the media, and the possibilities within for corruption. >> indeed. the next film in the running today also comes from someone who has picked up a few prizes before, too. >> yes, winning three prizes. his latest film on the red carpet is "memorial" starring tilda swinton -- "memor

olivia rodrigo is teaming up with dr. fauci on vaccines. >> if olivia rodrigo tells you to get vaccinated, you get vaks vaccinated. >> here is one, i got my first dose of the fauci-ouchie. >> we got more on that and what the biden administration is doing on this outrage why it could save lives. sounding good. the fauci-ouchie, stay with us. s two young daughters. he was a scout and he knew the land better than anyone. he came from italy with nothing for a new life. his family depended on him. he sacrificed so much. isaac payne barney f. hajiro elijah bacon michael valente he is our family's hero. who are the heroes in your family? there's an america we build and one we explore. one that's been paved and one that's forever wild. but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure. you get both. introducing the wildly civilized all-new 3-row jeep grand cherokee l hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. introducing the wildly civilized i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- al

olivia rodrigo post a picture of the white house dr.cture of olivia rodrigo's instagram page [ laughter ] >> steve: yeah [ applause ] >> jimmy: this next one is from post malone and you. >> steve: oh, wow. >> jimmy: yeah you both wrote, "i was here for less than an hour and lost $1,000." post malone posted a picture of the las vegas strip. you posted picture of target how? [ laughter and applause next up, this one's from nasa and "popular science." >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: they both wrote, "they're out there they exist there's just no logical explanation for them." nasa posted a picture of ufos. "popular science" posted a a picture of old guys wearing high tech bicycle gear [ laughter and applause >> steve: why? >> jimmy: beat my time >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: next one's from starbucks and walmart. they both wrote, "you must wear one of these when you enter. starbucks posted a picture of a face mask. walmart posted a picture of pants. >> steve: oh [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: here's the last one. it's from ups and fedex. they both w

i'm not one of those folks on twitter who did not know about olivia rodrigo. want to get that out for the record, sir. but i know you did meet with her to get the message out to young people. let's watch. >> happy man crush monday to this hero. thank you, dr. fauci, for all your hard work. we appreciate your intelligence, honest, bravery, compassion. we love you. well, that's very nice to say that. >> ah. >> do you know what -- >> no idea. >> man crush monday is just like on mondays people post a picture of their boyfriends and then be like, oh, man crush monday. this is why i love you. it's a big compliment. >> whatever it takes. man crush monday makes you get vaccinated, go for it. >> is stuff like this going to work? are we finally going to get some of these teenagers off of their phones and over to a pharmacy to get this shot? i know that's been a big issue. perhaps olivia will help us in this department. >> i hope so. >> what do you think? why are teenagers so hesitant? do you have a sense of it? >> you know, young people sometimes very often maybe feel t

host: olivia at the white house yesterday.he numbers yesterday, some 37,900 new covid cases in the united states. yesterday, 398 covered deaths. those numbers from the cdc's checking data. connecticut, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. i listened earlier this week in a discussion about voting. and whether we should allow million votes -- male in votes. i think every registered voters should be allowed -- mail it in votes. billions of gallons of gasoline are used to drive to the pools -- close lima. -- to the polls. some people are waiting in long lines. that is a terrible waste of human productivity. people waiting in lines for voting when they are registered, they can get a ballot from their town and vote by mail and save time and money. it is huge. host: i think you're talking about that segment we had when we asked viewers which was more important to them. expanding voting access or protecting the integrity of the vote. you would fall in the former. caller: i think the fact is there are ways to protect the vote

(ava and olivia laugh) take a piece of chocolate if you love sharing. ♪♪ (ava and olivia laugh) ♪♪ ♪ for "tonight show hashtags." here we go ♪ ♪ hashtag hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: we do this thing every week where i send out a hashtag and ask you guys to respond to that topic. so, since movie theaters are open once again, i sent out the hashtag "add a word ruin a a movie. >> steve: hmm. >> jimmy: and i asked you guys to add one word to the title of a famous movie and just make it way worse. within minutes it was a number one trending topic that's nice. [ cheers and applause number one trending topic across the country thank you. thank you for playing along. so now, i thought i'd share some of my favorite responses from you guys. this first one here is from iamcindychu. she says, "the devil wears knockoff prada." oh, there you go [ laughter and applause no one knows the difference. >> steve: yeah, they can't tell >> jimmy: no one knows the difference this one's from @kansasbradbury. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: he says, "zoom interview with the vampire." oh, yeah [ laughter and applause a littl

or at least put renowned vaccine expert olivia rodrigo on it. of course no information roundup would be deplete, though, without reminding everyone that fauci and collins have routinely misled america on the viral origins question. >> it makes me wonder why we would be allowing this kind of research, and why was the history of lab leaks that have led to other viruses getting out, why we wouldn't have, right away, said, you know, pressured the folks in china at this lab to say, we need to understand what happened here, instead of just assuming that it was coming from an animal. they tested 80,000 species they can't find one animal that carried covid-19. >> again, i think the most likely explanation is still a natural transmission. >> why do you think that? >> let's be fair here. because that's always been the case with other coronaviruses. just on a historical bases that's the most likely path it was traveled >> laura: i still can't believe he said that. that was a phenomenal interview by the way. he claimed he never really dismissed the lab leak

and olivia rodrigo met with president biden and dr. anthony fauci to record a joint social media message. she will share it with her followers, all 28 million of them, new tools in the fight against coronavirus. >> that ought to make a difference. bradley blackburn in new york, thank you. >>> a new watchdog report finds the fbi made significant errors when investigating sexual abuse allegations against the disgraced usa gymnastics doctor. the just department's inspector general found the agency did not treat larry nassar's case with the utmost seriousness. the fbi first learned of the accusations against nassar in july of 2015 but did not open an investigation in michigan where the abuse occurred and where nassar was still working at michigan state university until more than a year later. >> had they done that job, over 100 women at michigan state wouldn't have had to suffer what they had to suffer. >> the fbi says the conduct by some of its employees in this case are inexcusable. >>> ahead only on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with f

lois is 20 years old,re to be the next olivia cross stunt double. >> when i stopped two years ago, peopleming up to me. >> you're not really getting beat up, but it sure looks and sounds like it. >> kicks, punches, workouts, super-hero style. this is a typical day at the biggest stunt school in the world. learning everything from car chases, to epic battles. >> there's a real demand in the market right now, whether it's french or international, for stunt women. they're looking for confident stunt women where there is more and more action and special effects. there's a real demand. and we have a few who have already starred as stunt doubles in movies of very famous actresses. >> behind the movie make, stunt work is the world's most dangerous profession. stunt woman olivia jackson played a heavy price when she worked as a stunt double for actress lea djokovic. and worked on the set while whie crashing in a dangerous motorcycle stunt. >> when it happens to someone else, you say oh, dear it's horrible but you never think it is you. >> and sued saying the stunt was negligently executed by the

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pennsylvania state representative malcolm kenyatta, ashley walker and olivia troye. thank you for starting us off this hour. after the break a hugely consequential first in the effort to hold accountable those responsible for the january insurrection. it has to do with the man you see here, sentence this had morning on a felony count. the judge on the symbolism of his action that is day. we'll have that story next. >>> plus, president biden refocusing his harsh criticism of facebook from late last week. his new target is something called the disinformation dozen and the lies they're spreading about vaccines to tens of thousands of americans, and a bold accusation made by the white house sure to provoke the chinese government. what they did and what happens next. all those stories and more when "deadline white house" continues after this. white house" continus teafr this

administration addressing this, why don't we talk about it or at least put renowned vaccine expert olivia roderigo on it? no misinformation roundup would be complete without remind everyone fauci and collins have routinely misled america on the fire origins question. >> it makes me wonder why we would be allowing this kind of research and why would the history of lab leaks that have led to other viruses getting out, why we wouldn't have right away pressured the folks in china at this lab to say we need to understand what happened here instead of just assuming that is coming from an animal. we tested 80,000 species, can't find one animal that carries covid 19. >> the most likely explanation is still a natural transmission. >> what you think that? >> because that has always been the case with other coronavirus's was on historical basis that the most likely path this travel. >> i can't believe he said that. a phenomenal interview. he claims he never really dismissed the lab leaks theory but on april 17th, 2020, email obtained from both feed that was from collins to fauci had the subject line

olivia rodrigo has 28 million followers.white house meeting with president biden. martha? >> martha: no doubt. thanks, david. my next guest said he wouldn't get vaccinated because he had natural immunity after contracting covid in march. he's staunchly argued that vaccination is up to individuals, not up to the government. kentucky senator rand paul joins me. what do you make of this latest push by -- i know year a big fan of olivia rodriguez, right? oh, boy, she's my favorite what did you think about it? >> if you want to give vaccine hesita hesitancy, it's good to be honest. over 65, without question, the risks from the disease are higher than the vaccine. so 80% of people over 65 have taken it. if i were a doctor giving you persuasive advice, i'd say take it if you're over 65. i'd say if you're over 40, overweight or maybe over 30 and overweight. weight is big risk factor for this. under 25, it's a little different standard. i think we should study who the vaccine has any side effects in people who have already had the di

culture editor olivia salazar wins. joins us live. tell us who is racing the red carpet this evening. >> we have two french films this evening. one of the four women presenting films in competition has a film based in an emergency hospital room. it is actually quite prophetic because this was shot months before the pandemic, but it really does show a health system at breaking point, and it has had very good reviews so far. earlier this evening, we had a film for my dutch director who was last here in 2016 with a film that shocked and impressed critics in equal measure, i would say, because of its sexual content. sexual content is also present in this film, albeit in a very different form because the action takes place in a convict, where a non-follows her calling to become a bride of christ, except she gets a bit distracted on the way by another passion in the form of a young woman. this film was actually inspired by a book published in the 1980's, and that brooke was based on a true story. it is looking good for its chances. >> we te

they are obsessed with olivia rodrigo.he's kind of a big deal. >> her song is very catchy. i didn't want to like it, then it got stuck in my head. >> the first time i heard it, i was like, she can't be this upset about an actual driver's license. i realized it was deeper than that. there was much more to it. >>> we also want to get to an important story involving jason sudeikis, he's proving that he is a real-life ted lasso, hitting the carpet for the premiere of the hit tv show second season and while the show was nominated for a record breaking 20 emmys it was his jason's choice of attire that made headlines showing his support for three english soccer players marcus rashford, jadon sancho and bukayo saka. you may remember those players were recently the targets of acist online attacks after they missed penalty kicks during the euro 2020 final against italy. this was a huge talking point with espn. jason did decline to speak in depth about it but said, i think the sweatshirt speaks for itself and the treatment of the thr

olivia replying, love you and live through this. defused it. quite skillfully. >> all love. >> turn down the heat a little bit. good stuff. thank you, janai. >>> coming up on "gma," dr. michelle henry is here to share her summer skin care secrets. how to get that glow this fourth of july weekend. we'll be right back. ♪ if you steal my sunshine ♪ why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. and for kids ages 6 and up, that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can change how their skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, orasitic infection. if y

also, who is olivia rodrigo.re safe, are you just experiencing something called being an old. it's okay. i'm an old too, in fact, if it weren't for my writers, i wouldn't have known that olivia rodrigo was a pop star that, that good 4 you is her single and that is the star of high school musical, the musical, the series. no, i'm not having a stroke, that's just what tv shows are called these days. (laughter) okay. see you all at the dennees. (applause) we actually have some footage of rodrigo at the white house. there she is about to enter the same door used by historicalroe, abraham lincoln and kid rock. rodrigo is not the only musician trying to get people vaxxed there is also rapper and inventor of the i'm tbing to guess alcohol powered lamp? juvenile, the 90s hip-hop star is encouraging folks to get the shot with a re/max of-- remix of his thing, back that thing up. >> you book look good that back that thang up, vks ax that thang up, heard of herd immunity, vax that thang up. >> good advice, but warning, no m

olivia is not here today. but i said what if we -- this was in the 1990s, hillary clinton was in the white house. i said what if we went to hillary clinton and just asked her to loan us her wedding dress? and it was such a crazy idea and we did it. and sure enough, she said yes. and they had to find it in some storage unit in arkansas. but that really was wonderful, because it's kinds of set a precedent for this. so, it was so generous of mr. trump to loan that dress. but the others are reproductions, of course, of smithsonian collection. and the collection reborrowed it from, which is in the eisenhower presidential museum only has the collection going up to barbara brush. so there is nothing of hillary clinton's, laura bush's, or michelle obama's. next question. >> this was very good. thank you very much. i wondered, because jackie onassis was famous for her pillbox hat, and then pat nixon came along and there were no more hats worn either by -- at least in the display here by pat nixon or betty ford. is that

christina greer, associate professor of political science at fordham university, and olivia troy. was a former senior aide to the white house coronavirus task force and director of the republican accountability project. congressman aguilar, very happy to have you join the program today ahead of a big day that you have tomorrow. i know we're going to hear from the police officers tomorrow. i think everybody is very eager to hear the testimony of some of the folks that the committee will call. so aside from the police officers, who is on your list of people we'll hear from? >> well, tomorrow is about those police officers that you mentioned. and so that's what we're going to do first. that's going to lay the groundwork and set the frame for the conversation that we're going to have about the january 6 commission. but it is so important that the public gets to hear directly from these four officers who were the last line of defense protecting our democracy, protecting this capitol building and protecting us from all these insurrectionists. so it's going to be important to hear them o

young people to get vaccinated. >> i'm olivia rodrigo. it is so important we all get vaccinated but matter if you're young and healthy. getting vaccinated to protect yourself and your friends and family. >> rodrigo recorded several videos aimed at boosting vaccination rates in people under the age of 18. the video will be shared with her 28 million social media followers and on white house accounts. during her visit the 18-year-old later stop at the white house press briefing telling reporters she's honored to help encourage youth vaccination. she had a big day yesterday. >> now i know. i did the story 18 times yesterday. time, 17 after the hour. coming up, follow the money, the new push to probe biden family members who may be profiting off of the presidency. a republicans plan to investigate. >> first the college offering a shot at a scholarship to students who receive the covid 19 vaccine. our next guest wants to know who is funding this incentive. ♪♪ here are the two battling to the line and allyson felix... simone manuel's above her

, and i said to her that at the time that olivia is not here today, but i said, what if -- and this is in 1990s and hillary clinton is in the white house, and i said, what if we went to hillary clinton and asked her to loan us the wedding dress. it was such a crazy idea, and we did it, and sure enough she said yes, and they had to find it in some storage unit in arkansas, but that is really wonderful, because it is kind of what set a precedent for this. so it was so generous of mrs. trump to loan that dress. but the others are reproductions of course of the smithsonian collection. and the collection that we borrowed it from which is the eisenhower presidential museum only has the collection going up to barbara bush, so there is nothing of hillary clinton's, laura bush's or michelle obama's. next question. >> this is very good. thank you very much. i wondered because jackie onassis is fmous for her pill box hat, and then pat nixon came about, and then there were no more hats worn by pat nixon or bettie ford, and is that the period of no more hats? >> you are very correct. because lady b

olivia rodriguez help them hit their vexing goal hoping her star power will convince young people to get the covid shot. >> this popstar feeling stronger than yesterday, that is good writing and bad singing, britney spears storing a major winter conservatorship fight. "fox and friends first" continues right now and we will let britney sing that. ♪♪'s i did it again ♪♪ ♪♪ >> good news for britney spears, she chose her own attorney, high-powered hollywood lawyer in celebration. the free britney movement is full steam ahead. todd: i stopped singing britney, start singing, that is the weight should be. carley: welcome to "fox and friends first". todd: vice president kamala harris wanting over texas democrats, now being compared to freedom fighters. >> their tactics are costing hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> lauren blanchard joining us live with more. >> the vice president of planning experts comparing them to civil rights leaders like frederick douglass, the selma marchers and suffragettes but republicans say a cushy trip dc isn't exactly the same as what freedom fighters have gone

pop star olivia rodrigo met with president biden and dr.omote covid vaccines among young people and in addition to providing a much needed boost to efforts to get more people vaccinated, it also gave us the gift of fauci, celebrated scientists explaining to the best of his ability who rodrigo is >> you're going to meet with singer olivia rodrigo tomorrow at the white house what do you think that she can do to try to persuade younger people to get vaccinated >> well, i understand that she's a very popular figure among young individuals. >> seth: that sounds like one of those weird next generation episodes where data is explaining to riker who elvis presley was. he was an influential musician of the mid 20th century. apparently, he died on a toilet. of course, you can't blame fauci for not always keeping up with the times. he's an 80-year-old immunologist fauci's idea of a pop star is probably eddie cantor. we need to reach out to young people, any ideas, dr. fauci what about bobby goldsboro mel torme? can we get perry como? fauci doesn't kno

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. >>> pop star olivia rodrigo went to the white house to promote vaccines. rodrigo told everyone who's already been vaccinated good for you, you look happy and healthy. if you didn't get that reference, i'm guessing you you've been eligible for a vaccine since december. [ laughter ] ♪ >>> on "cbs this morning." >> this building is shaking. >> milwaukee bucks beat the suns and tied the nba final. >> player of the game, giannis gets the massive block! >> what a block from giannis. >> listen to the bucks fans who were pumped up. [ cheers ] >>> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by progressive -- making it easy to bundle insurance. >> i want to talk to that guy before this day as over. everybody's going to know his name. now the series is even, 2-2. i stayed up late. it was such a good game. >> that block was phenomenal. >> really good. here we go. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." you said go, bucks? >> yes, i did. i'm in chicago. i get it. >> go, bucks. >>> the coronavirus is on the rise in 49 states. in the last two weeks, the rise is due to the delta

kamala harris tweeted these pictures of herself with olivia rodrigo, both of them clad in pink. singer was at the white house yesterday meeting with president biden and dr. fauci in an effort to get more people vaccinated. i think olivia might be a little more impressed being with kamala. >> definitely. >> it looked like she has vp dreams, too. >> very kennediesque. all right. >> we've got some fog back for the morning by 11:00 a.m. that fog clears back for most of us. 84 for the afternoon. we go warmer there. upper 80s and low 90s saturday through next tuesday. >> looking good. that will do it for us. see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause

olivia rodrigo moving the needle. what i would look at is on the bloomberg terminal. the u.s. 10 yield -- 10 year inflation-adjusted yield. it is nothing that trey hollingsworth studied or that chairman powell has ever seen, it is an distorted economy. tom: where did that come from -- jonathan: where did that come from? i am going for it. lisa: to me, the biggest take away and from the testimony what i am looking for is his addressing what is a bigger financial risk, allowing markets to run as hot as they are, or perhaps basically curtailing this and stymieing the economy. right now there is no need for them to support the economy more, but they want to prevent a tantrum which is the ultimate question. tom: the quest -- jonathan: the question is if you are jeopardizing the cycle, being overwhelmed by things that will prevent -- that you could prevent. tom: it will come up in the senate and we will have coverage of that. but, the answer is the fed has a plan, and it appears as mr. powell said, we will stick to the plan. i thought the congresswoman from missouri, the fo

. >> i'm olivia rodrigo. did anyone else cry?ank you, dr. fauci, for all your hard work. we appreciate your intelligence, honest bravery, compassion. we love you. >> oh. >> that's very nice to say that. >>> this is a part where we talk about something totally different. that was teen pop star olivia rodrigo and dr. anthony fauci encouraging young people to get vaccinated. olivia rodrigo recorded a series of public service-style announcements after visiting the white house last week, helping the biden administration spread the word. she has a number one album in the country and she hosted "saturday night live." >>> also, "space jams" threw one down this weekend. the new lebron james film earned $31.65 million domestically. the film, a remack of the 1996 michael jordan/bill murray classic beat out "god city la". >>> the hometown of the scripps bee winner held a parade. they celebrated zaila avant guard, the first african-american to win the national competition. the 14-year-old who's a remarkable young woman spelled murraya. she ha

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>> olivia has done everything right.rifying illness, which can actually leave someone paraplegic, can leave them on a breathing machine, and it can be fatal. people end up with ptsd afterwards because they are worried it is going to come back. and about three to 6% of the time it can come back. it has a temporal association with vaccination for the flu vaccine, there has been some links that it may increase the risk. we know that can happen following viral infections per that's where you see the most. happen to know people with this disease have relapses after covid-19 and can actually get it from a covid-19. so it's a poor olivia, while i understand the impetus behind not wanting to be vaccinated, as long she is continuing to protect yourself from covid-19, whether it is masking whatever she is doing, i would also be just as afraid of the viral infection. >> sean: based on what you have, you are not her doctor, but waist on what you hear, do you agree with her doctor's assessment off the top of your head? nobody is hold

sawhill cooper is a and as and olivia beavers >> sahil. -- . , mcconnell's republicans, vetoed it by filibuster in the senate. that led us to where we are now. it seems like that history cannot be lost on anyone in the hill? >> chris i think you're right to know that kevin mccarthy has moved the goalposts here when the year began. he said the former president donald trump bears some responsibility for the january 6th attack. he called for an investigation into it and said, yes but speaker pelosi, please give us equal representation, please make sure republicans have equal say in subpoena power, and one by one, pelosi made those concessions. mccarthy tapped his ranking members of the homeland security committee, john katko, to go shape. that they came to a deal, mccarthy ultimately said he does not support that because he wants the scope of that investigation to extend beyond the january 6th attack. he also wants to investigate other forms of political violence associated with the left. that was a deal breaker for speaker pelosi and that's where it all fell apart. i should note here,

olivia: that's right, but jay powell did acknowledge that they don't know if there are other factors that will come forward and make the inflation we are seeing more permanent. so we've got the first indication today that they are watching for further inflation in categories with three openings. haidi: what can we expect from the fed then in the coming months? olivia: the fed will have its next meeting at the end of july, and some analysts expect them to start talking more about tapering asset purchases during that meeting, based on some of the comments today. we will be watching closely to see whether powell really starts talking about that more. shery: congressional hearings are unique when it comes to other concerns like social issues. what other concerns were raised? olivia: senators brought forward concerns about banking regulations in light of the 2000 eight financial crisis. senator warren was quite concerned about financial stability and whether the fed was looking at that. there were questions about climate change and powell said he thinks banks are likely to have to test to

-- from olivia rodrigo [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: tuesday, whenever you're ready, go for it. ♪ no one and i just can't imagine how you could be so okay now ♪ ♪ that i'm gone guess you didn't mean what you wrot in that song about me ♪ >> i should have said she's a great singer when she feels like it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. that's interesting wait let's try it one more time let's see tuesday. tuesday, do you want to just see if you can sing this song, olivia rodrigo tuesday, this is an amazing -- tuesday? [ laughter ] tuesday. tuesday. tues tues tues it's jimmy [ mimicking driver's license ] [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause something's happening. something's happening. [ mimicking driver's license ] ♪ you said foreve now i drive alone past your street ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: something happened there was something there. tuesday, good job. i felt it. there is something there tuesday, thank you so much for coming on the show [ cheers and applause hello, here -- hello what is your name, and where are you from >> hello my name is shai and i'm from l.a., california >>

olivia troye south serves as well -- she joins me now.ucus voted not to seek the electors, to reject the seeding of electors. but that leaves plenty of members who did vote to do the right thing, including even conservatives, like chip roy, who's quite conservative. what do you think of nineties pelosi's position that there should not be one criteria over the vote? >> i think that anybody who voted to not certified the election results should not sit on this committee. i think first up for most it should be a disqualifier. it's really important to respect our democratic process, and the undermining of the democratic process as well led us to january six to begin with. it's but jim jordan's and his rhetoric, and others who led to that fighting moment. and that's exactly what this committee will get at the bottom of an investigate, the defining mission first and foremost. this is the national security investigation. we've seen the videos, we've seen the footage, we're seeing the reporting coming out on court cases but we still don't have a

. >>> olivia rodrigo pushing covid shots for younger people.re with more. i think she is at the white house now. this is what i'm hearing from the team. this is a big deal for people who are on tick took or listen to pop radio. she has a ton of influence with people in that generation. i was born in 2001, so i get it. >> me yeah, just the year before you. she is meeting with president biden and as you eluded to here. a lot of people in the white house think who is olivia rodrigo. today, olivia rodrigo is focused on vaccination cards and getting them in the hands of young people. >> we want trusted messengers as opposed to just federal officials. >> confirmation came on instagram where president biden posted a photo of his younger self-. who is willing to help? >> i'm in rodrigo replied, see you tomorrow at the white house. it's just the latest headline for this rocketing star. the series. >> hi, i'm mimi. >> last year she signed a record deal and in jan released the megahit "driver's license." >> before long the zonk was the subject of an "snl"

olivia, you know, two-thirds i think the republican caucus voted not to seat the electors, to objects quite conservative. what do you think about pelosi's position there shouldn't be a criterion on that single vote? >> no, i think that anybody who voted to not certify the election results should not sit on this committee. i think, first and foremost, that should be a disqualifier. i think it is important to really respect our democratic process, and, you know, the undermining of the democratic process is what led us to january 6th to begin with. it was the likes of jim jordan's platform and his rhetoric and others who led to the inciting of that moment and the mob attacking the u.s. capitol. that's what this committee will get to the bottom of and will investigate, it is a fact-finding mission first and foremost. this is a national security investigation. we've seen the videos. we have seen the footage. we are seeing the reporting coming out on court cases, but we still don't have a step-by-step factual account of how this came to be, what led to it, what happened, what were the fail

may i just say for the record this is the only i am olivia rodrigo will open for me.don't know that. it could happen again. >> listen, it's incredibly important. we're the densest state in america, and the densest region in america. we've got roads, bridges, tunnels, two tunnels beneath the hudson river built in 1910. we need to build new ones. we've got bridges all over our state. i'm sure an infrastructure bill is important to all american states, and i'm honored to be here at the white house to have that discussion. but i know for sure, it's a potential game-changer for new jersey. >> what do you see to senators manchin, sinema and others who are demanding exact pay for, which, frankly, is unlike given the situation and what we're waiting from the cbo? >> andrea, i would say with great respect the needs are overwhelming. the last time america really focused in a comprehensive way on infrastructure was 70 years ago. and a lot has changed, needless to say. and i just think it's such a bipartisan opportunity. yeah, you want to do it in a fiscally responsible way. but,

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oregon; 24-year-old olivia pace of portland lost her job at a child care center in march of 2020. laid off. : most people didn't go back or have gone back and then left since then. cat: she has a degree in child and family studies, and planned on being in the field a long time, but now she's not sure she will ever go back. olivia even though i love : working with children, the structure of the field is such that, if that's what you want to do, you're going to be worked to the bone and you're going to be really burnt out. and i don't want to do that anymore. >> about 97 percent of early educators are women. about 40 percent are women of color. and the majority of women are black, brown and immigrant women who are doing this work. cat: lea austin is director of the center for the study of child care employment at u.c. berkeley. she tracks work force issues nationally. >> the median wage right now for early educators in this country is $12.12 an hour. and we know from research that we have done at the center that about half of this work force utilizes some form of public safety net -

that's a pretty clear statistic. >> why would you invite olivia roderigo who is 18 years old and has a lot of plans outside the white house gates, they told me to make sure i get in a question. as the rest of the young people in this country, what did it mean and what was the goal of having her voice involved in this conversation and i say this in the context of you a staffer, reports are saying those who are eligible , those eligibility, those people are not getting shots so i imagine her being here has something to do with that but i'd like you to elaborate . >> i think i answered a similar question earlier but i would say certainly the voice of someone like olivia roderigo who is a popular recording artist someone who has legions of fans, some of them outside the white house and her willingness to play a role in making sure people understand, you don't understand they are not immune from getting covid or getting sick from covid and it's important to know the vaccine is safe and accessible and certainly her willingness to use her voice and her platform is the directly toyoung peopl