that writing scores for documentaries and theatrical releases might be the next chapter it's linda perry what is she written well you know i'm coming out sick but i get to start he started by playing on the other end of the book and that explicit son the christina aguilera just rocked the world with beautiful and she's now written some as i said soundtracks for a new sean penn documentary about his great work in haiti and our friends the label and fries documentary looking back on the segue sometimes awkward wouldn't her case rather smooth from childhood to adulthood and we'll talk to linda perry right after this on dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one this will be a very close i'm a i'm a big fan she is a great songwriter and i find her a great singer too i think of her is like me ellie greenwich. of the outsider really some of these videos and so cathartic for i assume people who are i don't know feel disaffected to some extent it's quite powerful it's linda perry she is a singer songwriter producer best known for her writing career. will go through some

that writing scores for documentaries and theatrical releases might be the next chapter it's linda perry what is she written well you know i'm coming out sick but i get to start he started by paying on the other end of that book and that exquisite son that christina aguilera just rocked the world with beautiful and she's now written son as i said soundtracks for a new sean penn documentary about his great work in haiti and our friends a layman tries documentary looking back on the segue sometimes awkward wouldn't her case rather smooth from childhood to adulthood and we'll talk to linda perry right after this on dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one this will be a very close i'm a i'm a big fan she is a great songwriter and i find her a great singer too i think you are is like me ellie greenwich. of the outsider really some of these videos have been so cathartic for i assume people who are i don't know feel disaffected to some extent it's quite powerful it's linda perry she is a singer songwriter producer best known for her writing career. will go through so

that writing scores for documentaries and theatrical releases might be the next chapter it's linda perry what is she written well you know i'm coming out sick but i get to start he started by playing on the other end of the book and that exquisite son the christina aguilera just rocked the world with beautiful and she's now written some as i said soundtracks for a new sean penn documentary about his great work and haiti and our friends the label and frys documentary looking back on the segue sometimes awkward wouldn't her case rather smooth from childhood to adulthood and we'll talk to linda perry right after this on dennis miller plus one. day folks welcome to dennis miller plus why this will be a very close i'm a i'm a big fan she is a great songwriter and i find her a great singer too i think you are is like me ellie greenwich. of the outsider really some of these videos and and so cathartic for i assume people who are i don't know feel disaffected to some extent it's quite powerful it's linda perry she is a singer songwriter producer best known for her writing career. will go through

brown at his residence at 421 perry street. detective ryan meets applied for and obtained a search warrant for the residence and vehicles of mr. brown. on tuesday, april 20th, 2021, law enforcement now possessed two arrest warrants for the sale of controlled substances in their county and as well as a search warrant for the residence and vehicles mr. brown. a joint team of the county was assembled. the county drug task force was to provide surveillance and the officers president hasn't it day were detective johnson, sergeant roof and detective langley. the special operation and tactics team would serve the warrants and take mr. brown into custody. their team consisted of lieutenant judge, sergeant meedz, detective morgan, deputy bishop, deputy swindell and lunsford. morgan, luellen, bishop and swindale were wearing body cameras. they were going to serve the warrant on the night of april 20, 2021, however he was not at his residence and could not be located by the surveillance team. on the morning of april 21, 2021 at approximat

brown and his residence at 421 perry street. detective ryan meade applied for and obtained a search warrant for the residence and vehicles of mr. brown. on tuesday, april 20th, 2021, law enforcement now possessed two arrest warrants for the sale of controlled substances as well as a search warrant for the residence and vehicles of mr. brown. the drug task force was to provide surveillance and the officers present that day were detective johnson, sergeant ruth and detective langley. the pasquotank special operation and tactics team would serve the warrant and take mr. brown into custody. their team consisted of lieutenant jud, sergeant meade, deputy morgan, deputy bishop, deputy swindell, and deputy lunsford, morgan, lewellen, bishop and swindell were wearing body cameras. the original plan was to serve warrants on the night of april 20, 2021. however, mr. brown was not at his residence and could not be located by the surveillance team. on the morning of april 21 at approximately 5:30 a.m. law enforcement held a briefing here at

>> governor perry with explain this is much more technical details. the northeast losing 45% of its oil and gas and the american people will say enough of this. we want this country protected. we want it to be effective and we will fire anybody who doesn't get in line. people won't tolerate these kind of attacks which are a new kind of warfare. i don't care if they are private or public criminals it's an act of war against the united states. we need to react to it as an act of war and the american people are going to look at their representatives and their senators and say, you don't fix this, your successor will. i won't put up with it or you if you don't fix it. >> sean: governor perry, it's like corporations don't pay taxes. they will pass them on to the consumer. joe biden has a new green new deal agenda. it's socialist. we are energy dependent. now we will be dependent again and every consumer item trucked in to whatever store it happens to be, won't consumers pay higher prices? >> get ready for inflation. which you look at north carolina i think

perry bacon jr. and claire atkinson and nicole hemmer.e state of american democracy is, well it is either worse than you think. so how should the reality-based press covered an alternative-reality gop. >> that is the key important thing here, is cover it honestly. we've had this view for a long time and journalism should not be a line with either party. but i think we've determined it to mean journalism should be equally distant between two the two parties and i think that is not realistic. journalism has a bias for facts, evidence and truth and if like half of the voters in one party and a lot of the elected officials in the party are not but truthful, journalists are going to cover that and look like their covering that party more negatively. so this in environment we have to prioritize, we have to be pro-truth, pro-democracy, pro-evidence and i think that will make it look like we're pro-democratic. but i think we should be pro--democrat, small "d" not capital "d". >> and didn't that cause more even more shouts of media pollizeization

here with more, former energy secretary texas governor rick perry, along with fox news contributor and speaker of the house, newt gingrich. governor perry, i'll start with you because this was something you and newt gingrich felt very strongly about. how important, how impactful is this to the 17 states that are in question tonight sean, this is the really important thing for me. as a matter of fact, i'm pretty sure the clinton administration, the bush administration, the obama administration, all worked to get america to be independent of other countries of oil and gas, and we did that under the trump administration. we not only became independent, we became dominant, and this administration wants to take that away. stop building pipelines. if there was ever a wake-up call for president biden, maybe we should build more pipelines instead of shutting them down, this was it today with the colonial pipeline. this is insanity. >> sean: let's also not forget with the stroke of a pen executive fiat, these are high paying career jobs in the energy sector, and for the first time in 75 years,

perry: not unless it was a secret mission. mr. roy: does the gentleman agree, when we think about the various things impact, you represent constituents in pennsylvania, i in texas. we talked about illegal immigration, market, cartels, into pennsylvania. when we had the previous administration putting america first, did the gentleman agree that our economic situation and job situation and price of goods and services situation was far better? and that small businesses were thving versus today when small businesses can't hire anybody? does the gentleman agree that commodities, gasoline, wood, housing, supplies were cheaper an more affordable and today they're now skyrocketing through the roof after $6 trillion of spending? doeshe gentleman agree that thborder was becoming secure under an america first agenda and now it's wide open and being abused? does the gentleman agree we had historic middle east peace with our country safer by the way in the process, and holding the line against iranand now we've got israel under attack and an a

like i said, the american dream went up in smoke. >> think about 1920 and july perry and moses normannext version of that. this has been 100 years, and how is this different from what was happening then? joie: today, the land alone would be valued at over $10 million. lawmakers have debated reparations, which descendents believe are long overdue. >> it is impossible to pay descendants of a whole community what they should be owed. it is not impossible to pay them something. joie: reparations may not come in this lifetime, but for families who lost so much, there is value in knowing the truth of what happened, that their ancestors built a community , thrived, and that their legacy survives. for "matter of fact," i'm joie chen. >> coming up, what do you see when you hear the word "disabled"? >> there is no wrong way for bodies to look or move, for brains to work, that none of us are bad or broken or defective. tony here from creditrepair.com, taking to the streets to talk about credit. let's go. is credit repair expensive? isn't having bad credit expensive? my man. get started with a fr

perry, as mentioned, you have a new song, "men," other new work coming out., covid quarantine. we were very prolific, us musicians, we were -- my friends were in the studio writing and creating music at such time we can come out into the sunshine and perform for everyone. the song "mend" was originally written about a dear friend of ours, taylor hawkins and i co-wrote this song. taylor hawkins is in the foo fighters, a dear friend. it's about a friend of ours who had a broken heart. but the song took on a greater meaning because i was looking to literally heal the world with the song, because there's a mantra in the song, at the end of the song, we're mantra-ing, "mend, mend." i thought it would be good ju-ju for the world. >> you mentioned mantra, everyone knows how choruses can stick in your head and sometimes the words can almost lose meaning at first because they're just repeating or they're almost unthinking and later they can hit you and the meaning kind of returns to the word. it's funny how choruses and lyrics do that. what else are you working on? >>

caller: good morning, congressman perry. would be remiss not to give a shout out to a troop republican -- to a true conservative in the republican party, david valid ao . he voted with the -- he is a very capable man who, who i will be supporting with both money and time. he is a true conservative. i just wanted to make sure i got that out there. commerce metairie, are you capable of recognizing -- congressman perry, or you capable of recognizing that an angry mob who entered the capitol would have killed the vice president and other members of congress if they got their hands on them? in addition, the january 6 violence and the other unspeakable acts of violence which have taken place, this mob actually prevented the peaceful transfer of power. they actually did that. they prevented that. that was their intent. again, this was an attack on american democracy, which again, if you recognize it, they would have killed kevin mccarthy, they would have killed mitch mcconnell. host: got your point, jimbo. guest: the events of the

allen to bring this home, governor perry. you know, you called this -- how do you see this move by the biden administration? seems like as i said in the production, they're trying to have it both ways. against the pipeline but lifting the sanctions on the guy that runs the company. >> i wish the vice president and the president would go meet with these typeline workers, explain to them what their strategy is, why a union pipeline worker would ever support the democrat party again. to me this is the great tragedy of the 21st century at this particular point in time. we just are finishing up this pandemic that has throttled so many workers. one of the first thing the biden administration does is shut down a pipeline that is vital to our national security, vital to the jobs that are being created. and then i -- this is biden in wonderland when you think about it. the world upside-down. shutting down a pipeline in the united states at the same time you're giving the thumbs up to the russians on a pipeline that is going to literal

perrie. — award and make history. do you know what, perrie, when _ award and make history.base to talk about it and normalise the idea of being _ talk about it and normalise the idea of being open about how you feel and confiding _ of being open about how you feel and confiding in _ of being open about how you feel and confiding in someone and not feeling alone _ confiding in someone and not feeling alone or— confiding in someone and not feeling alone or that it is something to boo or you _ alone or that it is something to boo or you should feel embarrassed or ashamed — or you should feel embarrassed or ashamed to talk about it. it's incredibly— ashamed to talk about it. it's incredibly important to us to communicate with the fans and encourage them to do that. leigh—anne when we talk about the difficulties some of your fan base might have, i know you fronted a brilliant documentary for bbc three about racism as well and that is something that is so important to tackle, to send a message that it is not acceptable. how important was it making that?— making that? super import

at some point that he's an actor he's been in everything i've been the odd couple remake with matt perry but the guy has so many credits as i am deep deep pages like you know. 800 entries and that good guy tom lennon started out in that great comedy sketch troupe the state will pick his mind about his new young adult novel series he's got comedy and all that went to collect that guy tom leonard right after this dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one we're joined by a good irish boy this kid works as kid expects the icy but in time i looked at as i am digby it's like when bissell enjoy an eps joyous epstein had a kid he's an actor writer director best known for his role opposite that perry in the odd couple i don't know but tom also co-wrote the familiar is lighter of you. is a. critic critically acclaimed author and he's released the young adult novel series the hatless and that's a good well of a saying the latest one ronan boyle into the strange place i love that title will be available later this year please welcome tom and tom how are you. and as good as

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perry, professor of journalism and pediatrics at new york university. public communication on health. your reaction to the cdc's announcement yesterday? >> it's -- reflects good news. it reflects progress in the right direction. but i understand that there's a lot to sort out for individual families, for individual cities and states and businesses. there's plenty to think about and discuss and clarify. but i think it's important to keep in mind that what it reflects is what you started with. the idea that we're making progress. that we're going in the right direction. that, in many -- in many areas, vaccination is progressing really well. that the vaccines work as well as they do and that we have some new science to suggest that vaccinated people are not likely to be transmitting the virus. >> yeah. that -- i mean, before we get into the sort of details. my understanding of this, right, is that the -- the -- the vaccine trials tested for people's contraction of the virus and the severity. and they did not test, as the dependent variable in those trials,

cal perry, over to you. at a stop by a stretch of highway that can get congested during travel days. are you at maryland house? there's a pete's coffee in there that used to be my old stomping grounds. give us a sense of the scene. there's a gas station there. what are people telling you about that? >> reporter: as somebody who knows the area, you can vouch for this. you can live all over the country but feel like you have always lived on i95. you are right, traffic is starting to back up. there's an accident north of baltimore. no one will be surprised by that. this is one of the busiest travel centers on the east coast. we are expecting a 30% increase every single week headed into this summer. people are trying to get home. the interesting thing about this memorial day is the way that everybody's schedule has changed. not everybody has to be in an office tomorrow. i had a chance to speak to brian kelly, he is known as the points guy, about how everyone's schedule is changing. take a listen. >> what people

cal perry spent the weekend in wyoming. thanks to both of you. >>> this morning, police in several cities are dealing with the aftermath after a spree of gun violence this weekend. six people were killed during a shooting at a birthday party in colorado springs. it happened early sunday morning. investigators say the gunman who took his own life is believed to be a boyfriend of one of the victims. in new york city, three people were shot, including a 4-year-old girl after a gunman opened fire in times square. this one happened in broad daylight. police say the victims' injuries are not life-threatening. gun violence in new york has jumped 83% since this time last year. in missouri, two people were killed, three people were hurt in a shooting friday. one witness in missouri describing a, quote, full out gang war. this all comes as the president urging congress to pass legislation to end the epidemic of gun violence. meanwhile, just a few hours from now, president biden set to speak about the economy. how will he use last job

that writing scores for documentaries and theatrical releases might be the next chapter it's linda perry what is she written well you know i'm coming out sick but i get to start he started by playing on the other end of the book and that exquisite song the christina aguilera just rocked the world with beautiful and she's now written some as i said soundtracks for a new sean penn documentary about his great work in haiti and our french alaimo and frys documentary looking back on the segue sometimes awkward good and her case rather smooth from childhood to adulthood and we'll talk to linda perry right after this on dennis miller plus one.

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kevin perry is a water come. he chose the city on behalf of the local virtual authority. his job is to look for was who waste is the the rules of treat sprinklers. my only operate at night and just once a week during the winter. however, not all residents are abiding. well, there's 2 ways we go about it. we go through outreach, we go through conversations. those that they choose not to adjust in and change their watering habits. we have an enforcement side that starts with these monetary fees are charged and deals. monetary fees are on a graduated scale. they have to pay it, or we will turn their water off as a delinquent at nonpayment for service. or if you don't solely issue funds, they also used incentives, forgotten. i propose garden design, the southern nevada also authority pays residents to rip out her loan. that's because gruggs needs the loss of water, which isn't then recycled real. so if he pays the equivalent of 27 years per square meter for removing was assisting the wrong and replacing it with water efficient landscaping and incentive for home golf course op

could you tell us a little bit about that >> i am obsessed with tyler perry's "the oval.there's slapping it is honestly -- it's a wild ride i love it so much. >> seth: how many episodes of "the oval" have happened >> uh, tyler perry works very fast very, very fast. i think there's, like, 30 episodes or something like that and it's only happened within like the last two years. it's truly so wild >> seth: god love him. it's just amazing what he does >> he's incredible i worship at the altar of tyler perry. >> seth: well, we worship at the altar of nicole byer over here at "late night." you are hosting "wipeout" right now. this is people with far too much confidence that they can complete an obstacle course. have you even gone near trying to do the course yourself? >> so, i asked before we started i said, "please let me do it it will be so funny. and then three weeks before we started shooting, i fell down my stairs and dislocated my ankle my foot was, like, on backwards. so they were like, "nicole, that's a no. you can't even walk down stairs, what makes you think you can d

vagina what can you use for contraception so there's different ways you can use the ones but give you a perry are for example the condom from a larger female condom well i think nearly everybody is familiar with the use of a condom for men but what about a female condom what is this. the film i come on this fall personally i have a vagina and your clothes are pushing this down part together and. yes so this is inside the vagina yeah and why is it better than the it's better because you can decide for soft blue that you are not you don't have to depend on the other part of. so so what else can you use while you can use condoms and the female condom also prevent s.t.r. it's then you have diaphragm this sets on top of the uterus basically and holds back the sperm and then you have. hormonal contraception so the pill for example or a hormonal implant. or the vaginal ring all of. this is implanted usually in the arm and then the vaginal ring are inserted and it emits hormones and then you also have a copper coil the copper coil sits inside the uterus so this is going to be implanted by your doctor

thank you so much, cal perry.'s take a look at today's other top stories, including some new reaction to president biden's $6 trillion budget proposal. last hour, chairman of the budget committee telling me why he's not worried about inflation. >> what the biden budget does is finally after decades and decades ask questions in the right order. the questions we always ought to be asking is what do we need to do for the american people? what do we need to do to keep our country prosperous and thriving and provide an equal opportunity to everybody? what we've been doing is saying, what can we afford to do? and the answer is, no, we ask the questions, what do we need to do for the american people and how do we resource that? how do we get it done? >>> meantime, congressman matt gaetz under fire today after saying this about the second amendment at a georgia rally. >> the second amendment is not about -- it's not about hunting. it's not about recreation. it's not about sports. the second amendment is about maintaining,

joining me is cal perry in cheyenne, wyoming.a hardship assignment to be out there in beautiful wyoming. of course, a difficult story in that this is the center of vaccine hesitancy. what are officials dealing with there? >> reporter: it's a hard assignment because this is a rural, beautiful place, adding to the vaccine hesitancy. people think, i'm not going to be around people. i live on a ranch. i don't need the vaccine. that's something that people here talk about. the other thing that's going on is i think people are aware the folks who wanted the vaccine have gotten it. now it's about reaching those people who maybe are on the fence. we see this across the country, not just in wyoming, but across america. listen to what the county health official told us about his strategy in reaching people. >> there's one group that is totally dead set against it. you are not going to convince them. there's another group that just has some hesitation. they may not be sure that it's fully safe. they may have heard misinformation about it. w

, _ matt, we never worked with, matthew perry. we _ matt, we never worked with, matthew perry, we didunknown. amazing! lauren, could you actually make — unknown. amazing! lauren, could you actually make a _ unknown. amazing! lauren, could you actually make a programme _ unknown. amazing! lauren, could you actually make a programme like i unknown. amazing! lauren, could you actually make a programme like this l actually make a programme like this today? i don't want to detract from the celebrations and the wild popularity of it, but you're basically showing a bunch white people letting an incredibly privileged life. yes, it was 1994, but could you do that today? you would not do _ but could you do that today? you would not do that today. i think you would _ would not do that today. i think you would want — would not do that today. i think you would want to without a doubt, you would _ would want to without a doubt, you would wanted to be more diverse and they did _ would wanted to be more diverse and they did it _ would wanted to be more diverse and they did it i— would wanted to be mo

so, me see, come him, i'm on the show, kayla bennett perry. bow a plan for bunker from the d on. but he inactivity too much of a problem though. so i'm going to sit down that if he's here for food is completely ready. t me t shift morgan of her sheep process he r t d. like if you need to present media the new panel while we were doing the real project, our friend rob chart came over and said i just found out about this amazing thing. chaos. so we went up to the lab and we looked at the simulation on the analog computer and we were just mathes because you could see, even though there were deterministic equations with making this random looking set of patterns on the screen. and so we got completely fascinated by that and we, we created algorithms for finding identifying patterns in nature that are described by chaotic dynamics, me the doin. tom devotes himself to studying the 10 predictions to be made. one of his areas of study is meteorology, pharma and his team in los alamos, are able to expand the timeframe for precise hurricane predictions from 2 days to 5 . this gives the eme

you called him perry. he talked about being famous one day. i know you and other family members have noted. and for all of us, his 7-year-old daughter, her comment about him has stuck with us. i want to play it so our viewers remember. >> dad changed the world! >> he did what? >> dad changed the world! >> daddy changed the world. >> my daddy changed the world. >> i just wonder for you and other members of the family, tell us what today is like for you. >> well, i think today is probably one that we have all just kind of been regretting, to some extent. it's kind of like, you know, it's been a slow and arduous journey first to make it to this day. so i don't know. i think emotions are kind of all over the place. you never really know how you're going to feel when this day actually comes. the first anniversary of something like that. but i think overall, we have always been, you know, anchored in our faith and trusted that that would help us get through and that's really what we're doing today. >> i wonder -- i know the legislation that you have

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s national park is where we find nbc's cal perry. i know that you spoke to some fans earlier.ans feeling? >> reporter: yeah, people are happy to be back. they're happy that these stadiums are going to be at capacity they're at 36% now. here are the teams currently available for 100% seating -- >> reporter: here is who is going to next. the baltimore oraliers on june 1st. the dodgers will open june 15th. they are ten games up in first place. this is your dodger update. the other thing that's happening on the field is that we are seeing the vaccinations really take hold. at least 16 teams now have vaccinated at least 85% of their players and staff. that will allow them to lose the masks in the dugout and travel differently. as you mentioned, the fans are happy to be here. we spoke to a couple on their way in. take a listen. >> definitely. i think it's awesome to see parks getting full again. get the fan experience back. >> i like the reduced, to be honest. it's so much easier to get out of here. i'm happy it's getting safer, though. you know what i mean? the selfish side is thin

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ah, kevin perry is a water come to charles the city on behalf of the local virtual authority. his job is to look for was wasted. the the rules here, sprinklers my only operates at night and just once a week during the winter. however, not all residents are abiding. well, there's 2 ways we go about it. we go through outreach, we go through conversations. those that choose not to adjust in and change their watering habits. we have an enforcement side that starts with penalties. monetary fees are charged and deals. monetary fees are on a graduated scale. they have to pay it, or we will turn their water off as a delinquent, non payment for service. so if he's done solely issued funds, they also use incentives, spoke on apropos garden design, the southern nevada also authority pays residents to rip out her loan. that's because growth needs the loss of water was, isn't that we cycle the 30 pages, the equivalent of 27 years per square meter for removing water 1st to grow and replacing it with water assistance landscaping. an incentive for home owners and golf course operators. the co

in louisville here's nbc's cal perry. >> tripped me up was laid me off of work. to go back out and get one more. >> were you laid off because of the pandemic >> yes, i was. >> reporter: jimmy moore has struggled with addiction for 20 years, and the pressures of the pandemic proved too much he relapsed. >> family members have pulled away because they ain't got jobs either and it's hard to find any kind of income at all and addiction has went through the roof i mean that's my next best friend and that's the only thing i know reporter: substances abuse has spiked nationally. a silent epidemic inside a pandemic >> the number of calls especially from young people in crisis isolated in their homes and feeling the unrest and uncertainty of the future. >> reporter: from september 2019 to september 2020 drug overdose deaths went up by 29% across the united states. but in kentucky the increase was 50%. seven county services in louisville helps those struggling with in patient and outpatient care. these days they're doing the best they can in a world no longer conducive to

but the officer was here on suncrest avenue and perry lane when a car ran into him. the officer was taken to the hospital. we're still waiting to hear if he has been released. but as you said, we do know he is going to be okay. now this just happened just after midnight in at the scene. take a look. a team of paramedics as well as the officers clothes and equipment on the road officers did block off the area to investigate the incident. according to the police department, the officer was on duty. he was standing outside of his patrol vehicle when another car struck the officer a witness says the sand that san jose police officer pulled him over shortly after the traffic stop the man known as a car speed by and lose control. >> and all of a sudden we see an older model bmw speeding by lee's 100 miles per hour at the bin. losing that right. that point he ended hitting a police officer. we didn't really see it happening. but we ran towards seen. this is happening just to make sure he was ok to do the really cool top of inspectors and we're expected. >> now just 2 days a

cal perry is in cheyenne, wyoming, this morning.hot? what are they saying about why they are not? >> reporter: look, it seems to be three groups of people. people desperate to get the vaccine right away. people hesitant to get it but willing to get it depending on the evidence that they are presented. the third group of people of which health officials seem to not spend time on, people who say they absolutely won't get the vaccine. the middle group of people can be persuaded that they are focusing on. listen to what this man is thinking about. >> i kind of want to watch and see maybe as it progresses. i can't say as it gets better. but you hear stories of side effects and -- i don't need a side effect. >> reporter: are you hearing similar things from your customers? >> yeah. a lot don't want to get the shot. >> reporter: as far as public health officials are concerned, we had a county administrator tell us there's an easy way and hard way. the easy way is everybody gets vaccinated. the hard way is for people to get sick. that is the

msnbc correspondent cal perry in arlington, virginia. reagan national airport of course.ures from virginia, reagan, okay it's early. >> i'm a little like you, actually. i was telling the crews this morning like i'm up and nobody else is. like come on, america, let's go. we've got some weary travelers. it's a very sad looking crowd this morning. look, we're going to have at least 2.5 million people taking to the air. we can show you stats this year versus last year. compare that to just over 300,000 a year ago. we're almost to pre-pandemic levels this year over two years ago, still down about 30% on the number of flights, but a staff for you low capacity over 81% for flights going out this weekend. we've seen stressful passengers. we have over 2,500 incidents of unruly passengers since the year began. it is a concern for the faa. also going to be difficult when you land. the rental car situation is very bad across much of the country. these rental car fleet guys sell their cars every year. they sold 100,000 vehicles last year. they're having trouble replacing those vehicle

cal perry is outside the maryland house travel plaza on i95.l, that plaza. ron allen is in queens, new york. ron is at a popup vaccination site. cal, you are at the busiest travel plaza on east coast. what traffic is the rest stop seeing? what are folks telling you? >> reporter: this is one of the buiest places on the east coast. increasing by 30% every week. we have our first gas line. people are waiting in line for gas. not too bad, 10, 15 minutes. it's only 11:30 in the morning. this will get worse. i know you are familiar with this area. the dmv will see 3 million people hitting the road over the weekend. life has changed. schedules have changed. not everybody has to be back at work tomorrow. we see people spread out their travel. expect it to get busier throughout the day. this area feeds d.c., philly, maryland, beaches out east. it's not a surprise this is one of the busiest spots in the country. >> folks are filling up the tanks as gas prices hit a seven-year high on average. mr. allen, let me come to you. this weekend, new york city's p

and this is how former us secretary of defense william perry assesses the situation on the eastern front back then. the brunt of the suffering was borne by the soviet union. almost half of the deaths in world war 2 suffered by the soviet union both in the red army and among the civilian population and they played a decisive role in the family final victory over nazi germany this is something that i recognize this opinion is shared by those who took part in the fights retired american army colonel and world war 2 veteran franco ford with the t. force field reconnaissance group but the alba. we of course never saw the russian soldiers fighting but we had plenty of reports about it and we understood. that's they were very aggressive and they did a very good job and they moved all the way through. through russia through poland and into germany we were very lucky because. the entrant 3 went 1st and then we came afterward. israel media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. isolation or community. are you going the right way or are you being led to