patrice evra, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. what has happened to you?hen you saw journalists you tended to turn the other way, you didn't really want to talk to journalists. but now here you are, you're a massive star on social media, you've just written a searingly honest memoir. what has changed for you? maybe i'm more open, more ready, i think emotionally, more open, getting rid of that toxic masculinity. i met the woman of my life to help me to open myself to the world. because i think before that i think i was like a robot, like a machine, just a winning mentality, a survivor. being abused in my childhood, living in the streetjust like, surviving, i hate people from the street when they call themselves a gangster. i'm not a gangster, i'm just a survivor. and, you know, born in this world with my colour is already a disadvantage. so all of that make me who i am. know resilience and you will never give up. in under a minute you've just given me a little bit of a brief insight into your whole life. let's take it step—by—step. right now you are a guy w

many black players, like, "patrice, what is going on?"me, "play football, but you're never going to feel at home." when you look at the game today, you look at, for example, the way in which the world cup, first of all, is going to qatar and then there's the idea we might play it every two years, all of that appears to be driven by money. you look at the saudi sovereign wealth fund taking over newcastle united. you look at even manchester united, your team, run by an american billionaire family who have extracted vast amounts of money out of the manchester united brand. do you think greed is in danger of ruining football? yes, of course. but it already ruined the football. even — i'm talking about the betting company. now, people, they don't come in the stadium to support their team. they make sure they come because they want to win money. they boo us when...i see some people that were like, "patrice, even if you win 3—1, i bet were going to win three, "so to the goalkeeper, next time you do a betterjob." it is ruining everything. money r

patrice harris. doctor, that five day quarantine , is that a game changer in how we live with the virus? >> good afternoon and thank you for having me, and clearly, there are some people who will no longer be infectious at five days. i have to tell you i'm a little bit worried. certainly, a healthcare worker will be able to get back to work but healthcare workers are pretty good at wearing their mask, right? so i'm a little worried about that for the general population. we will have to make sure that everyone is committed to wearing a mask beyond the five days, but i tell you and as you noted, i co-founded a company that enabled at-home verified testing we really have to make sure that testing is more available in this country. that's how we work our way through this pandemic. vaccinations, boosters, and strategic and important testing protocols. lauren: i said about a year ago, dr. harris, and i was being dramatic, and i said, you know, i think we might get to a point in the pandemic where you wake

>> you're exactly right, patrice.nd have yet to return to full-time work and what we found is a third really don't have much intention of returning to work at all over the course of the next year. one in five aren't even looking for a job. so then we asked, what would it take, how can me pull the individuals back off the sidelines and some of the things that we found was that these return to work hiring bonuses do make a difference and enticing people off of the sidelines but so does flexible work environments. people want greater flexibility in the schedule and flexibility in the hours that they work and where they work from and to the extent that small businesses and others can offer that type of flexibility they may have gater success of luring people off the sidelines and filling those 11 million open jobs that we have. maria: yeah, really good info, neil, great ideas and good to have you, please come back soon, neil, thanks so much. i like the story. that small businesses are regaining confidence. neil bradley jo

the resident on patric street. no names have been released. it is still an open investigation. >>> we are learning more about the shooting at that happened in oakland on christmas eve. someone called police after a pan waved a gun on the street about 5:00 p.m. on 98th avenue, a few blocks south of the ring central coliseum. the today we heard from the oakland police chief. >> everyone is focussed on gun violence. we are working collectively to figure out how we get our arms around our community. >>> a major cleanup on highway one. tonight the popular attraction this rock slide is now blocking. >>> plus several feet dumped in the sierra and pour on the way. why they can't reopen for skiers just yet. >>> and it's not just at that, we're scanning for mountain snow. snow levels are lowering, we'll have the details hour by hour when we come right back. >>> for a second week, jurors deciding the fate of elizabeth holmes set to deliberate. for the fourth straight day, no verdict. we were all trying to read the tea leaves. did anything happen today th

patric court in cupertino. they're investigating the circumstances. identity of the person shot let to be released. >>> festive white house, president joe biden marked first christmas in office with call to service members stationed around the world. joined by first lady jill biden and new puppy, commander. called those serving the solid steel spine of the nation and knows how difficult it is to be away from loved ones at holidays. >> because all of you are out there, americans across the nation are able to spend today with loved ones, enjoying the blessings of security of our american democracy. we're so, so grateful. >> in earlier statement president and first lady said they're praying for anyone who lost a loved one in the pandemic. >>> memorial church served up feast to the less fortunate today. last year it was virtual but today the real thing. work started hours before that. for a lot of volunteers, it's family, a holiday tradition. >> we work with glide, with salvation army and homeless shelters across the bay area, feeling we can give back any

. >> tammy: we have seen that across the world, patrice. great to see you.ere the pass properties implemented, cases are going up. then we look at florida. we look at sweden and that's a big difference. here with doing with kids, you know, to the moms and families out there to have to have a guarantee for a 5-year-old vaccinated before that child can get their chicken sticks. what's your sense if families are going to comply or do you think parents have had enough at this point? >> tammy, you know, i think a lot of parents are very concerned and especially if you are in new york city. and a lot of other cities that are probably going to follow suit. because, now all of a sudden you are not making the decision over whether your child needs to get vaccinated. it's been made by the mayor. it's not being made by healthcare provider you trust. frankly, i think this mandate is harsh. it's unwarranted. it's going to be devastating economically. and frankly it may be unconstitutional. i think it's going to take some time for us to figure out if that's going to happe

deputies responded 4:00 this morning, homeowner fired shots at suspected trespasser, killing the man, patric court near farralland drive in cupertino. identity is yet to be released. >>> homicide, several shootings and carjackings and officer-involved shooting in oakland. 98th avenue, the police say they got a call of man waving gun at someone in the neighborhood. police got there, said the man waved gun at them and officer opened fire. no one was hit, police arrested the man, officer placed on standard leave, the police chief planning a conference on monday. >>> historic launch for nasa this morning, launched the hubble telescope's successor far into space. >> from a tropical rain forest to the edge of time itself, the james webb begins a journey to edge of the universe. >> interesting stuff. launched from french guyana, help us learn more about the galaxy, this time to orbit the sun instead of the earth. it unfolded in space. sped up is slightly. will take about 30 days to reach destination a million miles from earth to study some of the first stars and galaxies. silicon valley had a hand

patrice, i will begin with you on your response to the biden's administration response. >> hello.t's still very early. we cannot know a whole lot about omicron and i think the biden administration, president biden wants to look like he's being aggressive handling the coronavirus and the new strain as much as possible, as early as possible. at the same time, not much is being done at the border where we do understand individuals not vaccinated, we don't have any idea about their health status coming in. if you want to really be strong, let's start at the southern border and allow the science to lead what federal actions need to be taken from their own. alicia: on two different points there, i want to begin first, there's an overreaction here especially when you consider we don't have all the data. your response? >> i think it's important to follow the science and what the cdc says. we have to remember cdc came out and said people are unvaccinated have ten more times likely to be in a hospital because of covid and 11 times more likely to die because of covid. we have 60 million amer

the first one was patrice colors book.t. >> caste. >> caste by isabel willkerson. >> there's her book. it's my turn, honey. caste, it blew me away. it was so powerful. caste just -- just solidified by me the pain that we all are going through by being not attentive to each other's vulnerabilities as human beings. not whether you're jewish or dahli or african-americans or whatever. you start to realize it reflects in a million different areas which i'll try to get in a moment, but those areas are really to me the situation with people who created the violence and broke the laws on january 6th. these people who are in a caste, are all in a caste and they feel they're not being attended to or paid attention to. why are people feeling they're not included, that they're losing their rights, their country, whatever you want to call it? we have to find ways to heal each other and to really work hard at that. the other thing -- >> so. >> -- that i watched about a play we've seen. i just watch this one last night, c'mon c'mon and f

i will bring in patrice lee onwuka.t the bill because they want to help poor children? >> i think they can. here's how. we want to incentivize work, not deincentivize it and make sure families can find employment and parents can get out there to work that is the way to insure families have the income they need. let's not forget child positively vert fell to the lowest levels in 2019 and 2020. that is because americans were working not because they were receiving a stimulus check and expanded child tax credit. charles: the dignity earning this for yourself. that is hard to quantify. bet mid der posted a horrendous tweet about west virginia. what i'm talking about she complained a few people living in the state, suggesting they should be a voiceless minority. you know the fact is a lot of talk on the left now as they're saying democracy is at risk. how could one person from a tiny state hurt us? again, talk of ditching the constitution to starting to bubble up. what are your thoughts on that? >> charles i think it is craz

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patrice harris, a pediatric psychiatrist and co-founder of e-med. dr. hey, i've got three kid and i've been blown away how well they have acclimated at least publicly to the last two years but we all live in persistent fear to what this is doing to them long term. do you agree with what some administration officials said that there's an epidemic of mental health challenges among children right now? >> we have certainly seen an increase in reported symptoms of depression and anxiety, an increase in thinking about no longer wanting to live in our young children adolescents, and i want to make shower that that is on the foundation of decades long increase in those symptoms, so i'm really worried. this has been a really tough time for all of us, but more importantly for all of our chirp. as you note, your children have been able to weather this i'm sure with wonderful support from you and so children are resilient. we are resilient, but we can't just sit back and wonder if and when that might happen or who may be resilient. we have to be prepared. just as w

patrice harris and, doctors, you know, this test order is this too little too late for the country. >> well, you know, i can go back to the very beginning of this pandemic and we have always been behind and appreciating the importance of testing and the testing process to work our way through this pandemic, so i am glad with recent announcements regarding more tests but what we have to make sure is that we get a return on that infrastructure so we need tests now and i'm glad that we are getting there but we are going to need much -- many more tests to come. cheryl: all right, so let me ask you this from a medical perspective from you. so dr. fauci has already been on the air saying that he thinks bety end of january that the surge from omicron will be dissipating. okay, well, if that's the truth, if we don't start getting tests until mid-january, then what's the point? you know what i'm saying? what is the point? it's only halfway across the country by then. >> well, fortunately there are tests available. as you might imagine my company which is not a test manufacturer but we develo

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