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blake shelton. studio album today, "body language. of course, he's a coach on "the voice" in its 20th season. two-night finale starting on monday. >> blake, good morning. >> good morning. >> how is it going man, i have to say this right off the bat. >> say it. >> i was sitting here watching, and i was thinking, man, you know, from a distance, carson is looking young and thin i mean, wow, he looks good i realize it's the new guy, tom. i have to text carson. he looks so great. >> who is going to tell him? it's not carson. >> no. >> blake, we miss you. >> we do. >> it's so fun to have you here, and i being able to awkwardly flirt with you like we normally do, it's not the same. >> it's not the same you know, in this brady bunch thing we have going on right here, it's kind of creating a -- it's not just the love triangle anymore. >> sheinelle is here. >> i'm coming along for the date, just for today. >> sheinelle is going to get in on it. >> speaking of love, let's talk about your future bride. i was re

shelton. a native of bristol, virginia, she received her doctorate in medicine at university of virginia. she practiced for 19 years in the obgyn department before joining the private sector. today she serves as director of mountain health districts, and dr. shelton, we're glad to have you here today and so proud of the work you're doing for southwestern virginia. thank you. >> i thank the gentleman. to the witnesses, i know you're all aware that the committee is holding an investigative hearing. and when we do so, we have the practice of taking testimony under oath. does any witness have an objection to testifying under oath today? let the record reflect the witnesses have responded no. the chair will then advise you that under the rules of the house and under the rules of this committee, you are entitled to be accompanied by counsel. does any witness request to be accompanied by counsel today? let the record reflect the witnesses have responded no. if you would, then, would you raise your ri

she would talk on a daily basis about how if it wasn't for miss shelton, she could not do the work sheid. every working mother needs that support. every working parent needs that support. [applause] vice president harris: and a competitive economy requires it. a competitive economy requires a skilled workforce. which is why we will also create more opportunities for education after high school. let's think about that. 12 years of education is the norm, has been the norm. in today's world, 12 years of education is just not enough. let's invest in education after high school. understanding that we also must invest in opportunities for folks about which path of education after high school they want to take, that they choose to take. let's think about what we need to do. education after high school. invest in print to ships. we will give every american to years of free community college. we will make college more affordable for millions of students. there should not only be only one educational path to success. the american jobs plan, the american families plan, this is what americans dese

tonight, join jimmy and his guests - dave grohl lil nas x, musical guest, blake shelton and featuringhe legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1469 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon and dave grohl! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my goodness! that's what i'm talking about. look at that welcome everybody. welcome. please, have a seat, enjoy yourself welcome to "the tonight show." you guys, i'm excited about this dave grohl is my co-host tonight. [ cheers and applause ♪ you know, dave, if things go well here, this could be the big break you've been waiting for. >> dave: oh, you think so? >> jimmy: yes. >> dave: yeah, no. i'm really -- i'm really happy to be here this is definitely one of the coolest things that i've done today. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really >> dave: no, of course not i was in nirvana [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you know, i've wanted >> jimmy: well, let's get to some news. guys, here's some good news to kick things off. covid cases in the u.s. have dropped to the lowest level in almost a year. [ cheers and applause pretty soon the only plac

now the team of jeremy shelton's fresh water research center hopes to improve access to this vital data by a single platform. we've been bringing data collected by a range of different organizations from across south africa and making those data accessible for decision making for conservation planning with the end goal and beta, conserving of freshwater bought over city and ecosystems. but for that to happen, it's necessary to raise awareness of the problem in a small urban car, in cape town, facilitators from the fresh water research center. i'm showing students how to run a basic scientific health check on the river here for the water. and it's not just about the fish. the project is teaching young people to gauge rivers health by looking for other indicators. species such as dragon flies and kettle flies when the idea is to show them just how interconnected this species are in this ecosystem generation. as a generation that's going to have to leave this world right now. so we have to understand how this stuff works and i have to understand how we can fix it and how we can. i think it

water dwellers the on a mission with a wet seed and an underwater camera, marine biologist, jeremy shelton from cape town, wants to bring people closer to the fascinating wall, the fresh fish and warm them of the risk of losing all this. i'm passionate about bringing some of these amazing creatures and these amazing stories that i see unfolding under water into the public. i can lives and interest and why there's funds light up red or why they get these little bumps on there. it's not to spock, a curiosity within south africa, the public about the ecosystems that have remained pretty hidden until recently south africa's cape region is home to many species of fresh fish, half of which are found nowhere else. but the presence of predatory invasive species like bath and trout, as well as the use of rhythm irrigation purposes, have placed in main stream on these ecosystems. and the creatures which call them home globally, freshwater fish have become one of the most threatened groups of animals on the planets. a group of organisms that are becoming more and more scarce foster than just about an

now the team of jeremy shelton's fresh water research center hopes to improve access to this vital data by a single platform. you've been bringing data collected by a range of different organizations from across south africa and making those data accessible for decision making for conservation planning. with the end goal, a beta conserving of freshwater bought every city and ecosystems. but for that to happen, it's necessary to raise awareness of the problem in a small urban park and cape town, facilitators from the french was a research center showing students how to run a basic scientific health tech on the river here. and it's not just about the face. the project is teaching young people to gauge rivers health by looking for other indicators. species such as dragon flies and cat is flies when the idea is to show them just how interconnected this species are in this ecosystem generation. as a generation that's going to have to do these, this well right now. so we have to understand how the stuff was done, how we can fix it, and how we can, i think, doing these kind of things make you

doctor shelton, i was wondering if i could speak with you about that. you mentioned it in the proximity of the states that are near us and the committee has heard me talk about that many times, how you can be in five states in a single day at the corner of southwest virginia. that being said, you are getting information from the states and i read an article last week that the federal government was starting to share that information with localities and i just wondered if the va was sharing that information because both at the home in johnson city and the va center in salem had vaccinated a load of district constituents and i wonder if that is showing up if the people have been vaccinated. a. >> no, sir, not yet. we do not have the calculated [inaudible] it raised the percentage point by three points [inaudible] >> and was that the grason facility or the federal state? >> federal facility. >> you talk to someone about it, i know that you are learning about the pockets of unvaccinated people and i'm glad to hear you have mobile units. do we need to get mo

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oh ♪ ♪ together we are going to a brand new home ♪ >> needed an nbc credit but there you go blake shelton'sn. your impact will live on for a lifetime cam joins us now congratulations. how you feeling in. >> honestly, this is a other worldly experience i feel grateful. i'm honored to be in this mace of to have that much faith from blake. it means the world to me >> speaking of blake, he's in the country lane definitely not your lane you know what he said. he said on the 20th season, god put this young man in my life here on the voice. that may change everything on this show. he said a few episodes ago that you may be the voice's first super star we don't meiss an episode at my house and we agree what's your plan >> honestly, i want to take some time to let there all soak in because i have been doing a lot of things ts throughout my youn years and di didn't take the time to do that. i want to take everything in and really live in these moments and then the next step is to just begin to krcreate some music tht is true to the moment and i have some stuff i've been working on that i would love t

shelton who was a second mother to us. and to help take care of us.ould not have made the discovery she made a breast cancer was it not for miss shelton. >> we have never had a vice president with that kind of sensibility about the life of single mothers. you are a single mother and you are finding in all sorts of provisions of law biases against single mothers, including what you've identified about the child tax credit. could you explain what you're trying to achieve with that? >> yes. so the expanded child tax credit, the way it is set up, it has an income phase out. when you hit x income, you start to not receive it. when you go over a single income, you don't receive any of it. that makes sense. we're trying to target people in need. there is an assumption built into this that single parents simply don't have the same level of expenses in raising a child as married couples and it is the opposite. we know that single parents face more income volatility, more expense volatility, spend a higher proportion of their income on childcare. trust me. ther

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it should be a top visible ania you have to be schooled suicide learn those the kittle you push in shelton general to the local to disciplining the to much. of this is what happened to poland when it was occupied by the 3rd reich should 939 it cease to exist as an independent state. but polish textbooks ignored this. serious concern years or was up a cigarette. let's go there goes at this but gee politico they really chris it doesn't. but it. don't really get it we kissed us and just to stay another go. when you so. strong. less able to look back at us. else look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. must obey the orders given by human beings except when such orders to conflict with the 1st law show your identification for should be very careful about artificial intelligence and the point of view c. is to face transfer everman fear. of flying. areas chimes in with artificial intelligence will some of. the obama must protect its own existence and existence. so what males have tended to do and still do is is we tend to we certainly have empathy and all of tha

should be at all visible in years you have to be sure should learn those the futile in the bush in shelton's even to the local disciplining the term. this is what happened to poland when it was occupied by the 3rd reich sion 939 it ceased to exist as an independent state. but polish tank spooks ignore this. serious concern years i was up a cigarette check it out so let's i go there goes at this but gee bosko they really chris it doesn't. but it. don't read the bible because that's it just to stay there they go people are goof on you so. strong as. well so it's an attack on the bottom to maximize or fine if a survival guide. looking forward to the year that's with them. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. you watch kaiser report. so what males have tended to do and still do is is we tend to we certainly have empathy and all of that but we also tend to do nurture through aggression so we create things like like soccer and football and you know all of the various hundreds of games that involve aggression now women are aggressive and can play those games no doubt very well but whe

what it should be at all visible a new exhibit screen sure should leno's the kittle in the bush in shelton's even typical to disciplining the term. this is what happened to poland when it was occupied by the 3rd drawing should 939 it cease to exist as an independent state. but punished textbooks ignored this. serious concern is or was up a cigarette smoke it all so let's go there goes at this but gee politico there really chris it does look. good but it. won't really though that it will be kissed us and just to stay. on you so. knowing the strong. postscript muscle tone attack. so what meals have tended to do and still do is is we tend to we certainly have empathy and all of that but we also tend to do nurture through aggression so we create things like soccer and football and you know all of the various hundreds of games that involve aggression now women are aggressive and can play those games no doubt very well but when you go back to why they were created those genes were created for males to nurture other males through aggression to teach them how to be empathic through aggression. this

blake shelton, fran lebowitz will be here and we'll have music from regard, troye sivan and tate mcraethanks to chris rock. 21 savage, willow. [ cheers and applause travis barker and the roots from philadelphia, pennsylvania thank you for watching stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. good night, everybody! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: tonight on "late night with seth meyers," nick jonas host of "pause with sam jay," writer and comedian sam jay, secretary of the interior, deb haaland, featuring the 8g band with brian frasier-moore. and now seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, and this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? i am doing well, not that anyone ever asks. [ laughter ] let's get to the news. president biden traveled to detroit today, but only because someone asked him about israel "whoops, i gotta go. president biden spoke yesterday with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and called for a ceasefire in the fight between israel and hamas oh, good, if anyone can solve this, it's definitely the guy who can't control his own

shelton, who was a second mother to us. and help to take care of us. may she could not have made the discovery she made on breast cancer were it not for michel shelton. >> we have never had a vice president with that kind of sensibility about the life a single mother's. you are a single mother. and you are finding in all sorts of provisions of law, biases against single mothers. including what you've identified about the child tax credit. could you explain what you're trying to achieve with that? >> yes, so the expanded child tax credit, the way setup is it has an income these out. when you hit ex income, you start to not receive. when you go over a certain income, you don't receive any of it. that makes some sense, we're trying to target people with need. but there's an assumption bill into this that single parents, simply don't have the same level of expenses in raising a child as mary couples. and it's the opposite. we know that single parents face volatility, more expensive solitary realty, a higher proportion of their income on childcare. trust me

something a student a man with a gun ran into the classroom and started shooting people couldn't shelton is in but before he did this heard an explosion right on to our classroom ah so that i would chicha told us to hide under the desks. for me to feel the feeling. in the. car. with my uniform point it was. clearly. this is another one of the numerous ambulances emergency crews and fire trucks are at the site later eyesore a teacher covered in blood getting pulled out of the school and about 4 children being carried away. the suspect in 1000 year old. pleaded guilty and was remanded in custody subsequently in court people said he showed no signs of emotion during the proceedings psychiatry tests are being carried out to assess his mental state in the aftermath of the deadly events artie's daniel hawkins spoke to some who were directly affected by what occurred that tragic day. shock pain grief on the faces of all those who came to pay their condolences the images of children jumping from windows of floors covered in blood shock the world here in the accounts 1st hand was worse 1st of all

live on the street a man with a gun ran into the classroom and started shooting people who didn't shelton says but before he did this we've heard an explosion right on to our classroom so that our teacher told us to hide under the desks. it was a mass last segment we heard a shot and at 1st we just thought that it was finished being smashed and then the shooting came closer the door was ajar and i saw that the man had a fall on the teacher began to hold the door shut we did not have a key and she told us to run we were on the 1st floor one window was open and we all rushed to it will fall and in the show other but no one was hurt badly there were no deaths. was. basically. in the city if you think this is you know. in the. grave but for me that's where you're going from what it was. so you really. don't know what is the you. just see from the little one of the polish when you were a sampling says emergency crews and fire trucks were at the site later eyesore a teacher covered in blood getting pulled out of school and about 4 children being carried away yeah. yeah. daniel hawking spoke wit

something a student a man with a gun ran into the classroom and started shooting people couldn't shelton says but before he did this we heard an explosion right around our classroom after that our teacher told us to hide under the desks. for. people even. if you believe. me when you get the feeling. for. the final 4 point of your life i. feel a little bit of a muslim. to see some notable political years when you were assigned 1000000000 says emergency crews and fire trucks were at the site late so i sort of teacher covered in blood getting pulled out of school. about 4 children being carried away. the suspect in 1000 year old the elna have pleaded guilty and was remanded in custody subsequently in court people said he showed no signs of emotion during the proceedings psychiatric tests are being carried out to assess his mental state in the aftermath of the deadly events actually spoke to some who are directly affected by what occurred on that tragic day. shock pain grief on the faces of all those who came to pay their condolences the images of children jumping from windows of floors cove

live on the street in a man with a gun ran into the classroom and started shooting people couldn't shelton is in but before he did this heard an explosion right around our classroom after that our teacher told us to hide under the desks. keep. feeling. the fish to the ceiling. and fight for your life i. was. feeling like you could identify but. as you see. from the world of the numerous ambulances emergency crews and fire trucks are at the site later eyesore a teacher covered in blood getting pulled out of the school and about 4 children being carried away. 'd because an shooting suspect has been identified as a 19 year old that later came to light he was a former student of the school where the attack occurred the perpetrator used the pump action shotgun for which he had a license after c.c.t.v. footage emerged online it turns out that the suspect was brazenly carrying that gun all the way to the school and we can take a look here of the route he reportedly used from his house to the school it was a journey that would have lasted just over 10 minutes bar questions remain as to why no pass

nom up people officer an uprising against colonial rule. tens of thousands of people are seeking shelton in the democratic republic of congo. after authorities ordered the evacuation of areas near the city of goma. its feared of nearby volcano could erupt again after it brung by a life last week. the un refugee agency says is deeply concerned by report. hundreds of people have been taken by soldiers from camps in a few years. no new t gray region. the u. s. is warning sanctions against the government could be imposed. hong kong media tycoon jimmy lie has been given another prison sentence taking pos nancy beijing protest in 2019. he's already serving a 14 month jail term on similar charges. 7 other leaving activists were also sentence, lays assets are frozen this month on the bay genes national security laws, katrina, you reports, democracy, activists and media tycoon kimmy lie is no stranger to courses. on friday, he was handed another sentence 14 months in jail for his role in protest against the chinese government. on october 2019, he's already in prison for earlier demonstrations. th

a palestinian man shelton killed by the israeli police after stabbing attack in occupied eastern slim. lots more on that for you as we continue to get more details on precisely what took place in the world as it was against cobit 19 the declaration from the head of the united nations and tony to terrorists was addressing health ministers from all over the world. were taking part in a virtual world health assembly. the session is expected to focus on post pandemic reforms. john hall is following that for us joining us this from london journal. we're also hearing from the world health organization, dr. ted ross. what will both men saying? well, yes, the world war, as you say, and dr. ted was picking up as well with very strong comments. talk talking about the scandalous inequity, particularly focusing on the lack, the shortage of vaccines available to developing a nation's and dr. ted ross. and to an extent secretary general good terrace, as well in those comments, pointing to the sort of wider pointed purpose of this w h o assembly gathering of a 194 members, its annual assembly in thi

air force space command, william shelton. thank you. >> so listen, debris is coming down in space all the time. but the vast majority of it smaller than this. this is big. 22 tons. some of it will burn up in the atmosphere. perhaps not all of it. what is the degree of danger in your view right now? >> well, you know, 70% of the earth is covered by water. so, you know, hopefully that's where that debris will end up. but you're exactly right. some of that debris is going to make it back. depends on the density of the materials and the melting point of materials all that as it burns up through the atmosphere. so let's hope it's not much. >> you may not know that it has tremendous ability to track stuff in space down to the size of a softball. they're watching this. they talk about it as they track it. there's a lot they don't know about it including materials, things classified. so they can't predict be exactly -- i mean, how well can they predict, you know, the final moment exactly where it's going to land? >> the problem, is a

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why the new found volatility joining us is michael shelton. michael, thank you for joining us yesterday was all a year in a week, i should say what happened? why the increase in volatile >> good morning, brian what is going on is the markets are on inflation alert massive rallies in copper and steel and lumber across a number of commodities this is the first time in several decades we actually had these issues if you step back a little bit, if you look at financial conditions, we look at a lot of things credit spreads and earnings per share revisions. lei. leading economic indicators coming out this week all of that is supportive right now. we still think we are in the middle cycle of the economic recovery which has several years to go. we are going through volatility. that will be expected going into the summertime >> you know, i feel like with all due respect to all of the smart members of the fed, they are making alan greenspan easy to understand. we get a comment from somebody in the fed every day and the smartest minds i talk to say we do

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will be here. [ cheers and applause in studio, tina fey, will be here >> steve: whoa >> jimmy: blake shelton and constance wu will all be joining us [ cheers and applause what a week. but first, what a show we have for you tonight. her new documentary "p!nk: all i know so far," is available this friday on amazon prime video. she's always awesome p!nk is here tonight [ cheers and applause unbelievable plus, he stars in the new movie, "the dry. it's already out in australia. it's getting crazy good reviews. it's like 95 on rotten tomatoes and i know it's called the "the dry. eric bana is here. [ cheers and applause and we got good music from natti natasha and becky g. [ cheers and applause did you guys hear about biden's venmo. did you know that you can do that you can go on anyone's venmo, you see, like, what they spent their money on >> steve: yeah, it's crazy >> jimmy: i didn't know that - that seems wrong, isn't it well, i guess "the new york times" reported that biden likes to send his grandkids money on venmo [ audience aws ] this is in that boring book coming out next week well, within

zachary a mile was shelton later died from his injuries in the hospital near nablus. at least 22 others were wounded, follows confrontations between palestinian protesters and israeli police in the village of beta demonstrates his gathered bed to rally against new illegal israeli settlements in the area. now children in gaza paying the heaviest price and the life is violent escalation between israel and hum us. those in the early teens have already endured for was in their short lives. and the laces escalation, 67 children were killed in israel to were killed on child. and the palestinian israeli teenager activists say there's a worrying shift in the number of children being arrested. they now estimates an additional 150, have been detained in the past 2 weeks. on thursday, these writing newspaper highlights published front page photos of the 67 palestinian children killed in garza by his radio strikes headline alongside the picture reads. this is the price of war. the paper published the stories of the victims age between 6 month to 17 years. that's not just garza in

she ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: everyone join us next week - chris rock will be here, blake sheltonpink big week [ cheers and applause my thanks to chance the rapper fred armisen [ cheers and applause alan jackson [ cheers and applause and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania thank you for watching stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. goodnight, everybody ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> tonight on "late night with seth meyers. michael che, from "everything's gonna be okay," actor richard kind. an all new "closer look," featuring the 8g band with mario duplantier and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight that's so good to hear president biden was photographed on thursday picking a dandelion from the white house lawn, and giving it to first lady dr. jill biden and right about there is when kamala harris called for a bible. "oop false alarm. nope he's getting back up no just picking a flower. the kentucky derby was this weekend. "and they're off," said americans about their tvs. according to his advisers,

applause and we have music from dayglow my thanks again to fran lebowitz, [ cheers and applause blake sheltonkson, regard, troye sivan, tate mcrae, and of course, the roots there from philly. [ cheers and applause thank you for watching stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. goodnight, everybody thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: tonight on "late night seth meyers," senator bernie sanders rapper and author, action bronson an all new "closer look, featuring the 8g band with brian frasier-moore. and now seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight i'm not going to wait to hear your answer because i've got to get to the news. president biden today delivered the commencement address at the u.s. coast guard academy. the coast guard has changed a lot since biden was young, but then again, so have the coasts [ light laughter ] after house minority leader kevin mccarthy came out in opposition yesterday to a bipartisan agreement to create a 9/11 style commission to investigate the january 6th capitol attack, democratic caucus chair ha

we heard from shelton that there is no price discovery when you control the yield. they also say there is big political pressure in the not too distant future that will require the fed to stop enabling fiscal and market excess we will talk to stan about this at 8:00. it has to do with the independence of the fed. enabling the fed to keep the trillion dollar programs the recovery we have seen since the pandemic lows in the stock market and in the job market we've got 70% of the job losses quicker than any recovery in post-world war ii. it has come back more than any and we're talking about 32 months before the fed is talking about hiking rates they normally would think about hiking rates probably right now given where we were in terms of the labor market and gdp and everything else. we'll let him tell you all of this stuff at 8:00 i think we have a lot of time with stan today. it should be interesting he has interesting comments about the dollar as well i looked at it yikes. he is a currency guy you remember with soros and the british pound and everything else stan k

. ♪ always fight for you ♪ >> blake shelton ♪ minimum wage ♪ >> mickey guyton ♪ down here ♪ >> littlecynthia erivo. ♪ stand up take my people with me ♪ >> zac brown band. ♪ in my head ♪ >> and we tipped it off with one of the biggest acts in rock, onerepublic, live on the plaza we'll keep the music coming all summer long. citi music series, only on "today." >> everyone is smiling >> there's something for everybody. that is so cool to see that lineup hats off to britney. >> yes. >> literally everyone in the studio, yeah, yeah, every time we saw a new one. >> it'll be a heck of a summer folks, there are going to be many ways to join the fun, as well along with the in-person concerts on rockefeller plaza, we also will have virtual performances as well and exclusive interviews with the artists. >> planning viewer surprises and expanded digital content it is definitely going to be a summer to remember. >> feels like summer is about to get started. >> yes >>> let's get started, though, with our news at 8:00. this morning, pfizer is asking for full fda approval for its covid-19 vaccine this

ready, hoda, we've got a full half hour with one of our favorites, maybe not carson's, but blake sheltonw you want to do the honor >> here we go, celebrations of all kinds were delayed or canceled because of the pandemic, weddings, birthdays, and graduations. we would like to hear about those milestones that you missed and we may be able to help you celebrate them in even bigger and better ways this year. so head to today.com milestonesmissed isn't that cool? you going to marry another couple >> maybe. >> i don't know, maybe. >>> before that, how about a check of the weather >> all right, let's show you what we've got for the weekend starting tomorrow on fri-yay, summer highs the eastern third of the country, flood risk continues in the lower gulf. on saturdays above average temperatures from the great lakes to the coast strong storms through the southwest, sunday, sunday the heat returns to the mid-atlantic states on all the way down to the gulf below average temperatures out through the plains sunshine finally returning to the gulf, and some showers >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist

that's because we have two huge music stars joining us we've pink and then we've got a little blake sheltonans who have been wearing masks during the pandemic are adjusting to a new and welcome change the cdc now says you can skip the mask in most cases if you are fully vaccinated nbc's stephanie gosk is in time square maskless with the details. hi, steph. good morning. >> reporter: hey, savannah, good morning. you know, the message from the cdc is pretty straight forward if you got the shot, you can ditch the mask i mean, there are some exceptions like going to the doctor's office or taking public transportation, including airplanes. but really this marks a dramatic shift in the guidelines. here's what the cdc director had to say earlier this morning. >> i am cautiously optimistic that we are seeing this great, great end point in sight i think we really do have to be humble and say that this virus, this pandemic has given us twists and turns so we can't get our eye off the ball and we do have to continue to monitor really carefully >> reporter: health officials say one of the things that p