we will leave that there because _ they did with oprah.oprah. we will leave that there because we have to fit. they did with oprah. we will leave l that there because we have to fit in one last story before we go on the front page with lots of papers. we did see it earlier on. and that is sarah storey, is draped in the british flag winning yet again. she's pretty good at winning, isn't she. . . , . she's pretty good at winning, isn't she. . ., .,, she. fantastic story. not only smashing _ she. fantastic story. not only smashing her _ she. fantastic story. not only smashing her own _ she. fantastic story. not only smashing her own world - she. fantastic story. not only | smashing her own world record she. fantastic story. not only - smashing her own world record but getting _ smashing her own world record but getting another gold medal in getting another gold medal in getting team gb onto a brilliant start— getting team gb onto a brilliant start within tokyo. it's just unbelievable her career. she's got 26 medals, 15 gold medals and she 'us

until she got that oprah sound in her voice and she said, this is oprah winfrey.r book and there's a 19 week wait at the library for your book. 19 weeks' wait. so congratulations, bravo, bravo. i'm so, so happy for you. i can't wait for people to read it. people of all colors should read this book. thank you, professor jeffers. >> thank you, miss king. i appreciate you. >> you're welcome. "the love songs of w.e.b. dubois" is on sale right now. >>> three italians meet an old soldier -- sounds l [ sfx:x: bzzz bzzzzz bzzz ] [ sfx: p ping ping b beep bebeep bloop b bloop ] [ [ sfx: honk k ] [ [ sfx: pop p pop pop popo] [ sfx: popop ping bloooop pop p ping bloopop ] the day cacan wait. enter the e golden statate wh real calalifornia dadairy. >>> a 97-year-old u.s. army veteran is in italy this morning celebrating his greatest triumph of world war ii. martin adler, he was a 20-year-old private first class when he changed the lives of three young italians when he didn't do something. chris livesay is in northern italy with a remarkable story of fate and salvation. >> rep

and the great white way gets help from oprah.rk stock exchange with those and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. yesterday the dow fell 55 points while the nasdaq rallied 136, setting a fresh record high and the s&p 500 added 19. >>> ida is expected to drive up gas prices across the u.s. in the coming weeks. the storm which made landfall in louisiana shutdown 95% of oil and gas production in the gulf coast on sunday. experts say the disruption could lead to a temporary surge in fuel costs. an official at the pump buddy said it could rise 5 cents nationally and could go higher. >>> ikea says loyalty customers will be able to exchange their gently used furniture for discounted prices. the pilot program is available in the philadelphia suburb but will eventually roll out to additional stores. ikea has launched repurchase programs in other countries as it works towards making its business more sustainable. >>> and welcome back to the great white way. >> this is broadway. >> this is for you, billy. >> where time s

platform oprah daily.ople have a choice to get the vaccine or not but she said americans are fortunate to have access to three vaccines. she said she received her vaccination back in february. >>> the divorce is finalized between bill and melinda gates. the company filed for divorce back in may after 27 years. they will continue to run their charity which is one of the largest private foundations in the world. they've helped donate more than 54 billion in the past two decades to prevent poverty and disease. there is no saying how they will split their fortune. >>> america's new favorite sprinter has four legs. forget the olympics. >> still there past the oriole dugout. now we're going to have to pause play. look at this thing go. faster than any of the yankees. >> a loose cat scrambled on the fi delaying the game between the baltimore orioles and the new york yankees. the fast feline eluded guards and they chanted it on yelling mvp and let's go cat. they safely got the cat to go into the stands along left

but as you know, barack obama oprah, and george clooney, just as oprah and george clooney went to harrydding even though they nevery, met either of them. you have to feel sorry just going to the parties of people who don't know is a really sad and miserable existence, but i have to say when you look at 500 guests, 200 footmen and under butlers, the most interesting to me is the way people actually perfectly happy with this. you have been talking about citizenship on the show, but actually a several number of people are quite happy to be subjects. oh, yes, go to granny's 90th birthday, but it is perfectly fine for barack obama to have 500 people because our rulers are so much better than us. the last 18 months has actually clarified this. the governor of california, the french laundry, althoughgh thats different. g he is a great man. obama is a great man. flying george clooney and oprah and is appropriate. i'm just going to put my mask back on and go into the house for another 18 months. >> tucker: that is the saddest observation -- the fierce egalitarian spirit of america dying and that

only on "cbs this morning" oprah winfrey reveals her next book club selection. news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.

even people like oprah winfrey or lebronjames could be paid under this principle.kind of comment, it invites mockery, doesn't it, that the likes of oprah winfrey should be paid? i am not sure it does. what it invites is a call for understanding. what we do now is that we are all united around the reparatory justice movement. what we also know is that there is a diversity as to how and to where and what. but the beneficiaries of those crimes, the western states and the institutions and corporations, ought not to be in a position to determine how we proceed with reparatoryjustice. it is for us, the descendants of the victim class. all of us are victimised as a race. if you consider the slave trade, when the europeans went into africa to kidnap and to pillage the labour force of africa, they were not looking at the income distribution of the peoples they were enslaving. they were agricultural people, they were teachers, they were artisans, politicians, all kinds of people were scraped up in the slave trade and brought to the sugar plantations. they did not consider th

putting their family first, putting their mental health first and as we heard in that oprah interviewthrough a lot to get to that point and now they're at a point where they're able to look back and reflect and feel like it was all worth it. that's what's been fun about updating the book, drawing a line under everything that's happened in the past and looking very much forward into the future. >> during that sit-down with oprah back in march, the couple opened up about their love and respect for her majesty the queen. what's the latest on that relationship with the queen? >> well, dan, i'm so glad you asked that because, of course, we did release some details from the book this week and, of course, the british tabloids did what they did best, took a centimeter and ran a mile in the opposite direction with it. we, of course -- i spoke to sources close to the couple who spoke about their disappointment in the institution of the monarchy and sort of lack of accountability taken after some of the revelations that they made in the oprah interview particularly when it came to the racism cla

5 years bite and didn't come to lucy had the good sense not to come and, you know, it looked like oprah and j. c. now i would say this about trump. these are the people wishes would come tomorrow. lago but won't, and they're the ones that he wishes with join and make memberships and clubs if they would. so there's a whole lot of hypocrisy to go around, got it, and i agree that you see on both sides of abroad. do you see the bigger picture of this? not just a part about 60 at birthday, but do you think this is actually going to damage the effort being made you think in regards to public, accepting the restrictions that we are seeing being put back into place? yes, got the i think it will and it should. it's funny to, to think about the new standard that apparently applies. it's not only that you have to have a mask but also be vaccinated, but also now be sophisticated and that's important. ok so, so i, i mean, it seems to me that everyone is still required to wear mass even if they are vaccinated, but not according to the obama clan. that's because they're sophisticated. that's the impor

even ending with a brunch with oprah on sunday. but what was told to the public after 1st disclosure last week was going to be a very down scaled event footage from the hawaiian thing. but lou well, out of the obama just stayed on martha's vineyard, reveals not only the grey dancing skills, the politician and his friends, but almost that most of them do not practice what they publicly preach. sore critics just party papers or is it rules for thee? but not for days. so to give us a 360 view, we welcome political commentator of iraq, laurie, and a former us assistant attorney david kat. greatly be with you scott. david, i want to talk with you, you know, i have had friends who have not been able to hold funerals, posted a post on their weddings. my child actually back to school today with a mandated mask on his face, despite 0 cases occurring at his school. i want you to listen to what new york times or any carney had to say about the former president and his guest being caught without a mask at the party. other people said, you know

we see it most commonly in major-media figures, such as oprah winfrey.m, who a different vain, houston mega church pastor, joel ostein. the common message of these authors and their countless followers, and i do mean countless followers, is that a life of love, service, and significance, is the best life of all. god will help you live that kind of life. but your faith should be empowering and tolerant, rather than fractious and knit-picking. that's what they say. sociologist christian smith at notre dame says that these characteristically-american beliefs amount to, what he calls, moralistic therapeutic deism. moralistic-therapeutic deism. many of its most prominent exponents, such as joel ostein, live out their faith in particular congregations and traditions. even oprah winfrey has testified that, quote, i am a christian. that is my faith. however, she says, i'm not asking you to be a christian. if you want to be one, i can show you how. but it is not required. doctrineless christians agree that people may need to believe in doctrines. our personal und

estimating the grammyinner'op1.ioakg her the wealthiest female musician in the world, and second to oprah richest entertainer. ♪ >> reporter: besides being known for her number one hits and starring in big-budget films like "ocean's eight." >>hayour reanameter: ranna ia fashion icon. in 2017, the powerhouse teamed up with french company lvmh, the fashion house behind louis vuitton and dior, to launch her now wildly popular fenty beauty cosmetics line. a year later, a lingerie line, aimed at body positivity and inclusivity. >> the majority of her net worth, a supersuccessful cosmetics line. when it was launched drew lots of praise. there was something like more than 40 shades for all range of skin tones, which was something at the time, no new cosmetics lines had been that inclusive. >> reporter: despite shutting down fenty's luxury clothing line earlier this year, the singer-turned-mogul into billionaire status. she joins the "forbes" list as one of the most successful entrepreneurs, like kian and ky. just this week, reese witherspoon sold her production company, hello sunshine. >> we all

oprah has never been to sturgis. according to cnn, sturgis involves drag races, rock concerts, tattoo contests, pub crawls and processions of harley-davidsons through the black hills mountain range. whoa! whoa! you know what that means, right? public health disaster. or again in the words of cnn, the sturgis rally had many characteristics of a super spreading event. large crowds, high intensity of contact between people, potential for highly infectious individuals travelling from hot spots and events in poorly invented lated indoor environments. not at all like what they're doing under the tent in martha's vineyard with the tik tok kids. turns out they're know sophisticated. they're super spreaders. in this country, you're one or the other. that's your choice. candice host is the host of "candice" to unravel the mystery of sophisticated and public health. candice, great to see you tonight. so you know, a lot of us have been thinking, how do we protect ourselves against this global pandemic? turns out sophisticated is

even oprah winfrey has testified that, quote, i am a christian. that is my faith. however, she says, i am not asking you to be a christian. if you want to be one, i can show you how, but it is not required. doctrineless christians agree that people may to believe in doctrines our personal understanding of god can help us. we may need particular beliefs to enable our best life now in joel olstein's phrase, but ultimately the focus of doctrineless christianity is a life of good works, resiliency and generosity now. faith helps us to embody, discipline, benevolent and success in this life. that's what god wants for us. >> well, today it's easy to dismiss this sort of pop faith because it is so often peddled dismiss this sort of pop faith well, today it's easy to dismiss this sort of pop faith well, today it's easy to dismiss this sort of pop faith because it is so often peddled by wealthy media superstars, but it is, i think, america's most common code of spirituality and for franklin, when you go back to the 18th century, doctrineless moralized christianity was serio

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he was on oprah. >> after a short wagon ride out, 19-month-old jessica mcclure did just what folks infor. she walked. [ cheers and applause ] >> and the well she fell in is now capped with the words "for jessica with love from all of us." tone marks, cnn, midland, texas. >> we constantly create heroes and then we destroy them. we take celebrities and adore them until we don't anymore and then they tear them apart. >> these days there is no joy in mid lapd. >> i have no rites. that's the feeling i have. >> the rights to this case is in a documentary drama version of the rescue. >> robert o'donnell was a legitimate bona fide hero and everybody loved him. and then all those cameras went away. these people were heroes until they proved themselves to be human and then people felt they were greedy and fame seeking. it was coming apart at the seams. >> i think the cameras going away created a cascade of things in robert o'donnell's life. the precipitating event, according to his mother, was the oklahoma city bombing, the bombing of the federal building. he'd been having flashbacks of going d

$1.7 billion according to "forbes," making her the wealthiest female musician in the world, second to oprah as the richest entertainer. beside hits like "we found love" -- ♪ we found love ♪ >> and big-budget films like "ocean's 8" -- >> it's blowing up. >> rihanna has made big bucks with her cosmetics and clothing lines. truly a self-made female entrepreneur. that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back you know when you're at ross and all those brands have her like... yes! ...and all those prices have you like... yes! that's yes for less! you've got this school year, and we've got you with the best bargains ever at ross. get your yes for less at our new store in east san mateo. i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim... ...and we even pulled a few strings. making it easy to make things right: that's what we

the only person in her way as the world's richest female entertainer, maine or her name is oprah. it's been 5 years since the bad gal from barbados dropped an album. >> she's now dedicated her time to building her business empire through her fenty beauty makeup line in her savage x fenty lingerie line forbes estimates that fenty beauty law is worth 2.8 billion dollars. >> former president obama turned 60 today, michelle obama sharing this photo on twitter. they're both hosting a party saturday at their 12 million dollar state on martha's vineyard. the original plan was to have nearly 500 friends attending including celebrities like oprah george clooney. but after an outcry over pandemic risks. they have scaled way back with only family and close friends now being welcome. it. apple has banned a dating app specifically created for folks who are unvaccinated from the app store. >> unjected was created for unvaccinated folks to swipe. right. and meet up. it was launched after bigger dating apps ruled out incentives for its users to get vaccinated. apple pulled the app after it says t

$1.7 billion according to "forbes," making her the wealthiest female musician in the world, second to oprahve" -- ♪ we found love ♪ >> and big-budget films like "ocean's 8" -- >> it's blowing up. >> rihanna has made big bucks with her cosmetics and clothing lines. truly a self-made female entrepreneur. that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back you know when you're at ross and all those brands have her like... yes! ...and all those prices have you like... yes! that's yes for less! you've got this school year, and we've got you with the best bargains ever at ross. get your yes for less at our new store in east san mateo.

we will not let you teach our children that they were born racist or oprah rest based on the color of their skin. we will fight for school choice and the best education for our kids. democrats are the party of limiting opportunity and we are the party of limitless opportunity. we know the best path to the american dream it comes from a good education and a right to choose the best school for your child. we will not allow democrats to close our classrooms again. or mask up our children again. [applause] ms. mcdaniel: we will not allow unions to teach our children anything other than that the united states is the greatest nation on earth and finally, the democrats cannot take away my right to call myself a mom. i am not a birthing person. i am a mother. it is the most important job i will ever have. joe biden, nancy, chuck, the democrats, socialist, defund the police, open border party, we have a message for you. the american people love freedom of religion and opportunity. we love this country and despite everything you do, freedom matters and freedom will win. we will take back the ho

and until she got that -- that oprah sound in her voice.rocess just fascinating. >> me, too. for those of you who don't know, today is anthony's last day as co-host of "cbs this morning." >> i am leavin theability. i am not leave -- theability. i am not leaving the show. this allows my to slip back into the world of the music and arts that i love. i can stay out a lot later now. if you see me at a concert or a show, be sure to say hi. >> anthony, typically you go for a walk after the show. >> yes. >> for a pastry some description. >> look what's here! >> we are pleased to bring the pastry to you today. >> ah. this is fabulous. >> we paid $2. >> i don't know where that came from. >> enjoy. >> gayle, come on. ♪ 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. california! during a flex alert, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out let's keep our power up and running. set ac cooler and use big appliances before 4pm. t

martin, you photograph some very famous people, from oprah to president obama.s that different from the photographs of these people who had traumatic but also triumphant stories? >> well, you know, i work -- i get to photograph all these very famous, well-known people because of magazine assignments. but this project is very different because i, you know, looked into the -- at this organization that i ended up falling in love with, and with it comes, obviously, a huge responsibility that sometimes can feel a bit overbearing, to make sure the work i create really has an impact. >> so anything they throw away, i keep. >> reporter: for this, scholler spent months getting to know his subjects, before finally using his camera to snap a moment in time that often tells a story of decades-long trauma. graham grew up on a plantation in the segregated south before moving to los angeles when he was a child. >> that's where my trouble began, right there in south central los angeles. you didn't have to say yes, sir, no, sir to white people. i joined a neighborhood gang, just

speak of that song always takes me back to my days when i was working on the "oprah winfrey show" andng, and he came on with s wife and they were adjusted the exact celebrities you would want them to be. they were polite, nice, entertaining, everything. and they made a fantastic show. on our way out that night we were given sting cds, going home and throwing it on and played it and the one song that stood out out of all the cuts on that cd was "fields of gold," i don't know why, but it really did -- >> kelly: why because it is one of the greatest songs ever. >> it is a beautiful song and i had not heard anybody else do it but sting, that's why i asked you to do it, because i wanted to hear you sing that song. and you knocked it out of the park, and i'm sure when sting hears it, he will have a smile on his face. so good. >> kelly: thank you, dick. i love that song and love singing it. we have a star-studded show lined up, she is half the duo of "sugar land" and a whole lot of talented, we have jennifer nettles here! she is actually performing a song off of her new solo album. then from

you need oprah any will smith. you need, holly, what you need all of that. if you're gavin newsom who's never lost an election in a state that hasn't elected statewide republican since 2006. and that means that this recall the warm has turned and the degree to which that could threaten the future of democratic national politics is huge, especially since andrew cuomo is now going to be out in new york. mckeown says that if the recall were held today newsome would lose. he also thinks that if it did some could exhibit humility as mckeown puts it. >> rebuild his organization and run again in 2022. >> of strange turn of events in sacramento last night during a recall debate involving 3. ken did is trying to replace governor newsom. >> thank you mister constantine starts want here he was my businessman. >> a process server toss to subpoena on to the stage shouting that it was for republican businessman john, the la times reports those papers were related to unpaid bills from his previous campaign for governor. a judge ruled back in february. that failed to pay ne

oprah dreamed of hiding presents under chairs. and i dreamed of building something magnificent. well, recently, jay and i bought a vacant lot on which we are building dunphy tower. what i wouldn't give to reach back in time to tell the 15-year-old dreamer who drew this, "we did it, kid." hey. claire, you look terrible. thanks. no. i mean, you're all locked up. oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. i guess the spa day that i booked for you tomorrow came at the perfect time. oh, right, that. i have to be very delicate with gloria around my birthday. last year, for some insane reason, she got me this gift certificate

rihanna is the second richest female entertainer behind oprah winfrey. >>> the u.s. is searching for a $5,800 bottle of whiskey. "the new york times" reports japanese officials gifted the alcohol to then-secretary of state mike pompeo in 2019. per protocol, there wapposed to be a record kept of it, but the government has no idea where the bottle went. a lawyer for pompeo said that his client does not remember receiving the whiskey. >>> and the duchess of sussex, meghan markle, celebrated her 40th birthday with a light-hearted video featuring actress melissa mccarthy. >> it's my 40th birthday, and i've got an idea. >> i know what it is. >> really? >> my first guess, is it another photo shoot under a tree where you're looking very peaceful? >> peaceful under a tree is me every day. >> no, okay. are we getting matching tattoos? >> i mean, you know i have something similar across my back. >> this one's you, and that one's me. sometimes i'm like, are we twinsies? >> they joked around about a milestone birthday yesterday, but on a serious note, meghan ee initiative encoura

the brand endorsed by celebrities including 0prah endorsed by celebrities including oprah winfrey tookt from selling its strength, accusing it of trademark infringement. however, a high courtjudge has ruled in favour of the farm, saying that while there were similarities between the initial packaging, including the use of the colour, it was hard to see how this would lead to confusion among consumers. a swedish firm that began selling shares to the public in may is also caught up in a legal dispute here in america we have an activist investor accusing the company of overstating revenue. this week one of the world's top video games a management shake—up following employee protests over sexism and harassment — and a discrimination lawsuit by the state of california. it describes a toxic workplace environment with male staff "joking about rape" and allegedly groping female colleagues. the company has promised to review its workplace conditions, and the depiction of women in some of its games. there have been similar allegations at other games developers, so does the industry have a broade

success, you have this spirit that makes people want to open up to you and just between give me major oprahoint in my life and we talk about this all the time, just to be able to go to work and do what you love and love who you are doing it with is a gigantic blessing, because we have all had those jobs -- so it's an amazing thing, thank you, that was so sweet of you. >> but so i requested the song because it is kind of a fun fact in our family around the dinner table and sometimes in icebreaker conversations that the very first concert that my husband went to as an 8-year-old, which is very funny to us is the beach boys, said lid beach boys any time i hear them or the wilsons or that song in particular it makes me think of him, and just because of this past year, this past 14 months we have been working from home away from our friends and

size of felix town, the uk's largest port and given the state of the market and the backlog, we would oprahf the solution are not part of the problem — we would to see ningbo as part of the solution. we need this backlog cleared so that prices can lower. {flare we need this backlog cleared so that prices can lower.— that prices can lower. give us a sense of— that prices can lower. give us a sense of the _ that prices can lower. give us a sense of the impact - that prices can lower. give us a sense of the impact on - a sense of the impact on retailers because many what she may think ok, the crystal meth, the christmas decorations may be more expensive but in the light of —— the crystal balls, the christmas decorations, may be more expensive but can you summarise why? the interesting thin . summarise why? the interesting thing about _ summarise why? the interesting thing about supply _ summarise why? the interesting thing about supply chains - summarise why? the interesting thing about supply chains and i thing about supply chains and they have been in the focus quite a lot in the last 12 mont

will justify us all becoming billing or is we're all going to be billionaires is all going to be that oprah mean, where she's like jeff, where she's handing out money to everybody. everybody gets a $1000000000.00. so there it seems like there's non stop chaos from the deepest history of our solar planet. constantly being thrown at us, whether it's aliens, asteroids are absolutely free money and it's all coming for us. on the 50th anniversary week of the nixon shock when the us went off the gold standard and we've had 50 years of non stop, absolutely free money, free credit printing free money, free money, free money for all. all right. yeah. well, it's all coming together, so you're suggesting that there's a cataclysmic cosmic brouhaha, which is deteriorating. our species orientation with the universe as that's understood. and that we'd better by bitcoin because i what i'm hearing broo, ah, well, actually much you did say years ago when we 1st started making this show that the black hole of debt. so it makes sense that that black hole of debt and black holes pull in everything. right. so we

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oprah is vaccinated. dolly parton is vaccinated. just as important as famous people, also have your hairdresser and people need anyone who knows people that interact with members of the public has to talk to them. why? 30% of adult say they are unwilling or uncertain about getting vaccinated. i remember being at a diner in my neighborhood and a young guy said he was so excited he got his vaccine but said his mom won't get a. i said why not? he said she read online that up it's a microchip in your arm. we know that is not true. it is on all of us to take on this misinformation that is on social media platforms. we know 90% of coronavirus debts and hospitalization are among the people who are not vaccinated. we know these lies are deadly, especially when two thirds of unvaccinated americans believe some of these lies. according to fax, 60% of misinformation is traced to 12 accounts. we call them the disinformation seven. months back, we were in the middle of a commissary -- this is when it first came out in public. we said, what? they

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obama's waterfront mansion in martha's vineyard, guests include george clooney, steven spielberg, oprahebrate the former president's 60 of birthday but republicans are slamming the event with andy biggs tweeting just imagine this party was for trump, new york congresswoman elyse stephan it saying democrats are imposing unscientific mask mandate while contemplating more lockdowns, president obama is hosting 500 eric: his mother's vineyard mentioned. if you or i did that it would be call the superspreader event by the democrats. the obamas are taking precautions including mandatory testing, the event will be held outside. it was reported pearl jam would be performing but a spokesman says they will not be at the party. the only people not going. jillian: there's a pennsylvania person in hot water. >> the republican committee is calling for a local school board president to resign or take anger management classes after he grabbed a microphone from a mother speaking out against critical race theory. >> this is not the way it is supposed to be. since -- supposed to save the world. they are su

oprah reportedly bowed out because of covered concerns.aled-down from several hundred to family and close friends after the outcry the party will become a covid super spreader. the 44th president turned 60 on wednesday. arthel: louisiana, florida and texas are seeing a spike in the number of children. for instance in louisiana there were you are than 800 cases among children under age 18 july 1 but by july 22, there were more than 5500. >> we have more children sick with covid than at any other time during the pandemic. the delta. have infected children at a greater rate than during the searches we saw previously. arthel: what is to blame for the surge in kids getting and what can parents do to keep dealt children healthy? let's bring it position in chief and chief academic officer at the children's hospital in new orleans. thank you very much for joining us. what stands out most to you in terms of the number of children and extent of their infection? >> certainly we are seeing more children hospitalized with covid than we had over the pas