marc siegel. dr.re's a report out reporting that there will be an update on schools guidance and could be tomorrow as early as tomorrow and that would suggest maybe 3 feet of social distancing would be sufficient partied and also of course the importance of the word mask pretty do it looks like they're starting to move forward with what you have been saying just open up the schools. marc: charles, you're correct enough are the same thing from my sources that they're going to go to 3 feet but it took them waiting until study came out out of boston that looks at 500,000 students across all backgrounds and all poverty and rich and different demarcations in a hundred thousand staff read before they came to a conclusion that your came to faster than we have seen in wisconsin and in north carolina in multiple states across the country here. and then of course it is pointed out there's going to be a summit to discuss this next week. with biden and sec. of education and cdc. i want to be in the wall when the

marc siegel joins us later this hour. 2021 golden globes was a little different than previous years. tina fey and amy poehler hosted from separate locations. ashley: chadwick boseman's widow accepted his award. >> he would thank god. he would thank his parents. he would say something beautiful, something inspiring. ashley: so heart breaking but a beautiful message. other big winners include nomadland winning best drama film and andra day winning best actress. todd: still to come, a second recall campaign in california, this time against los angeles county da, george goescone. one order nicer says the only path to justice his getting him out of office. ashley: we have a report from cpac coming up next. ♪ i ain't leaving until you throw me out. ♪ going to have a little fun, at liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's something you shouldn't try at home... look, liberty mutual customizes home insurance so we only pay for what we need. it's pretty cool. that is cool! grandma! very cool. only pay for what you need

siegel, i appreciate you coming on tonight.. >> tucker: so george soros and you're not allowed to say this because somehow it is bad, but it is true. george soros helped get elected district attorneys all over the country. why would george soros be involved? he would like to make this country more dangerous and unstable. and it certainly worked. one of the das he helped to get into office is working to get cop killers out of jail and the widow of one slain police officer speaking up about this. she joins us right after the break. ♪ ♪ widow of one slain police officer speaking up about this. she joins us right after the break. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: in the last few years, you have seen a series of legitimately radical district attorneys take office all over the country in states like florida, >> tucker: in the last few years, you have seen a series of legitimately radical district attorneys take office all over the country in states like florida, illinois, new mexico pennsylvania. we should be clear, these are not just left-wing distric

siegel, i appreciate you coming on tonight., tucker. >> tucker: so george soros and you're not allowed to say this because somehow it is bad but it is true. george soros elected district attorneys all over the country. why would george soros be involved? he would like to make this country more dangerous and unstable. and it certainly worked. one of the dac hope to get into office is working to get cop killers out of jail and the widow of one slain police officer speaking up about this. she joins us right after the break. ♪ ♪ learning is hard work. hard work requires character. learning begins in faith. it must move upwards toward the highest thing, unseen at the beginning - god. and freedom is essential to learning. its principles must be studied and defended. learning, character, faith, and freedom: these are the inseparable purposes of hillsdale college. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: in the last few years, you have seen a series of legitimately radical district attorneys take office all over the country in states like florida, illinois, new

doctor mark siegel and fox news contributor.tels and baylor university and codirector of texas children's hospital center for vaccine development. doctor cedric jamie rutland, pulmonology and critical care physician and professor at california riverside. thank you for being with me. let's debunk a few of the common myths. we'll start with this one. vaccine is only 70% effective isn't worth it. that is alluding to the new johnson & johnson. doctor siegel, i come to you first. >> harris, you just heard the exact point here which is 70% effective in decreasing mild to moderate symptoms. 86% effective at decreasing severe illness, one 100% effective at stopping hospitalization and death. it's the only vaccine that's one-shot. now they are studying to see if the second shot adds anything but i can tell you that this has been studied in clinical trials. it will keep you out of the hospital, it will save your life and will decrease spread to others. that is a huge success. >> some of the shots that are being looked at now, they have be

siegel, thank you very much. >> thanks, harris. >> harris: texas is back, fully open for business today and the mask mandate is history. critics say it is dangerous. state leaders say no it's not. they stand by their decision. many people in the lone star state are celebrating. we're live in dallas, texas next. >> we're doing something that is prudent and smart and we're doing something to give people their liberty and freedom back. we just took away a mandate. in.. ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't (grunting noise) i'll take that. yeeeeeah! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar drink, play, and win big in the powered by protein challenge! i'll be observing your safe-driving abilities. play your cards right, and you could be in for a tasty discount. [ clicks pen] let's roll. hey, check it out. one time i tripped on the sidewalk over here. [ heavy-metal music playing ] -[ snoring ] -and a high of 89 degrees. [ electronic music playing ] ooh! ooh! who just gives away wood? the s

marc siegel is absolutely right. need from leadership is a sense of optimism and a path out of this pandemic. for whatever reason these washington government epidemiologies that look at such a narrow view, just won't let this go. >> shannon: i want to read something from the "new york times." they talk about florida and say the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in florida are rising but in texas they say relaxing restrictions doesn't always cause rising rates. cases in texas are dropping. what do we need to know. >> in texas your chances of being positive are under 5%. the lowest since october. it was 10%. there is less covid in texas even as the mask mandates are relaxed. mandates don't work. they give you a sense of doom and gloom. maybe you will rebel and take less precautions. we need more optimism. the elderly getting vaccinated. we said that's the group we are worried about. 80% of the deaths are in the elderly. 70% of the elderly in the united states have had one doze. -- dose. death rates go down. the mor

marc siegel and father of three from virginia, he's worked in the political world, actively fighting to get his kids back bo the classroom, rory cooper. welcome to both of you. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: let's start with those doctors, all four of them say keeping schools closed is not unwarranted, it's become a human rights issue paid the science shows we can safely open our schools and keep them open. doctor, why would the cdc disregard or may be misinterpret if you want to give them the benefit of the doubt, that's guidance and how it's communicative to school districts around the country. >> well, first of all, shannon, that is their own research that they are ignoring. the cdc published a group of studies that showed it was very saved open schools schools, one of them was written by this group that you are talking about in usa today. i've interviewed her, she is a top infectious disease specialist. that is behind a lot of this. obviously there is political pressure here, there is the teachers unions involved, there is the idea that there is a lot of fear involved. i've written

marc siegel joins me. that was very easy to understand and i heard the headline to be if you are fully vaccinated, two weeks after your second shot or two weeks after your johnson & johnson single shot you can hang out with small groups of fully vaccinated people without a mask. that's the headline. >> absolutely, harris. without a mask and without distancing. that's the headline and that was anticipated because that's the guideline that cdc pulled back a few days. here is something that wasn't ever on the table. incredibly exciting. they are moving into the arena of if you are vaccinated and you move into a single household with an unvaccinated person and they are low risk, you can go without a mask and distancing. that means grandma can come and visit their grandchildren who, if grandma is vaccinated. if she is fully vaccinated and grandchildren are low risk groups they can come without a mask and distancing. that wasn't on the table before. we're vaccinating the elderly at a rapid clip and reaching to t

siegel and his science on the show now. thank you, good to see you.o reopen schools. we see and know that. some california districts are talking about using covid relief funds for teachers' bonuses. plus with the border crisis so bad the biden administration is sending in fema. again the disaster relief agency is going. we'll talk with texas congressman who is visiting a border facility today. and a texas rancher who says human smugglers have been driving right onto her property next. here's exciting news for veteran homeowners who need cash. refiplus from newday usa. it lets you refinance at today's record low rates plus get cash. with mortgage rates low and home values high refiplus can help you lower your rate plus turn your home equity into an average of $50,000. money for security today. money for retirement tomorrow. refiplus from newday usa. keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base

siegel, thank you very much. targeting west virginia senator joe manchin over gupta's confirmation. let's bring in the president of the judicial crisis network, carrie severino. good to see you back. >> hi, shannon. good to see you. >> shannon: i'm going to play a little bit of the ad. it's very pointed. here's a bit. >> we see drug overdoses, death. vanita gupta, she some money, profit. sex has tens and millions invested in a company that made the hidden ingredient in heroin. tell joe manchin vanita gupta or west virginia. >> shannon: the message is specific to west virginia where they've had a shocking, horrific outcome with regard to the opioid epidemic. is it fair to link her to what happened based on reporting that we heard from dr. siegel? >> obviously she's at this point vowing to divest yourself potentially of the stock. she is serious stockholder. father remains chairman of the board. here's the other challenge. on top of her radical and extreme positions on other issues which i think are disqualifying a

marc siegel, professor of medicine at the nyu langone center.re but this one appears that it may not stop you from contacting kobe to but it will stop you from getting severely ill or even dying. >> jonathan serrie had a great report just now and i want to push back with it point, a lot of the testing was done on variance. and those may not be a perfect match for the vaccine so i would start with a 100% decrease in hospitalizations and deaths. you won't die if you get hospitalized based on the trials and an 85% block against severe disease. that's only with one shot. what would happen if you got two shots of the johnson & johnson? remember you are comparing one shot at this vaccine to two shots of the pfizer and modernity vaccine. they are now doing studies on what would happen if you got the two shots. one big advantage of this vaccine are that you don't have to keep it in the deep freeze, you don't even have to keep it in the freezer. that's what i do in my office when i give out vaccines, most of them are in the refrigerator, he rolled him ou

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siegel look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today a state of emergency has been declared in hawaii after heavy rain caused flooding and landslides the move came after a death overflowed on the island of maui forcing evacuations and destroying homes officials say the dam was scheduled to be removed this year due to its poor condition. greece's prime minister has condemned protesters who attacked a police station with petrol bombs in the capital athens ballance erupted after thousands of people turned out to demonstrate against a video of police officers beating him and over the weekend authorities are investigating the use of force in the video. russia and china's space agency have unveiled plans to develop a lunar research station together they want to put their research facilities all on the surface of the moon or in its orbit. was once at the forefront of space exploration but its efforts have been eclipsed by both china and the united states in recent years. brazil has again reported a record number of daily coronavirus deaths on tuesday almost 2000 p

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siegel.urse it was political amendment what's disturbing let's start with the fact that by the way that for doctors guidelines are just that. they're guidelines. but what's happened over the course of the pandemic ainsley is that guidelines have either been rigidly ep force or ignored but become political football and in this case, i was ready to come on this show today and talk about how these guidelines didn't go far enough and in other words small gatherings with two people or fully vaccinated is fine because the vaccine is a 95% effectiveness and it is -- decreases transmission as well. so that certainly safe to take off your mask many that setting. but what about people who are vaccinated that go out into the community where can they go safely that wasn't even beginning to be addressed and now they're delaying them which spreads more fear ainsley and you saw that fear in the eyes of parents when you went around the country recently on incredible tour to schools. you saw how parent are su

marc siegel, thank you so much for joining us this morning. you. jillian: now let's talk about extreme weather, a record shattering winter storm cripples the western plains with up to four feet of snow. the blizzard forced the denver airport to cancel more than 2,000 flights. senior meteorologist janice dean is tracking the winter blast. that is a lot of snow. >> absolutely. incredible amounts of snow across the rockies. let's take a look at the current temperatures. we've got very cold air over the rockies, extending across the northern plains, in towards the mid-atlantic and the northeast where we've got 3 in caribou, maine. ahead of that we have warmer temperatures and we had a severe weather threat over the weekend with several tornadoes being recorded across texas and louisiana and towards mississippi. the rain associated with this and perhaps the chance of severe weather over the mississippi river valley but behind that we have a winter storm cranked up moving across the midwest, into the interior northeast on tuesday and wednesday and t

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siegel says he leaves believes we will be out of the pandemic by this summer.ope he is right. meantime, president biden sending b-52 bombers to fly over the middle east for the fourth time this year. u.s. central command said the flight was meant to deter aggression in the region. the defense secretary warning the u.s. will, quote, do what is necessary to protect troops after rockets were fired at an air base in iraq. ben: pope francis returning to the vatican after a his historic four-day trip to iraq. speaking in churches damaged or destroyed by isis, the pope told followers to forgive islamic extremists and not give up courage in the face of persecution. he also held mass to a crowd of thousands at a stadium which had been hit by rockets from iran backed militants just last month. jillian: it is nine minutes after the hour. still ahead, president biden making history. >> happy to take questions if that's what i'm supposed to do, whatever you want me to do. [bleep] jillian: he's the first president to not hold a news conference by this point in at least a cen

you can see that the siegel's were definitely out there enjoying it.ot even a hint of fog along the coast. that is a real treat for march. it will be a few days before we see it return to the forecast. another warm forecast for tomorrow and thursday. the cooler weather across the board on friday and rain chances returned to the forecast early next week. right now, clear skies overhead with very mild temperatures. 55 downtown, everybody else is in the 60s. exactly 60 in concord and livermore. 68 in santa rosa and it temperatures will back down into the mid to upper 40s by tomorrow morning. this is some pretty normal temperatures for march, but tomorrow's temperature map is more typical of late june. 80s along the coast, that is way above normal. temperatures will drop later in the day but we will still hate 80 degrees by early afternoon. mid to upper 80s for the south bay, upper 80s for the santa clara valley. mid to upper 80s inland and the east bay, not a whole lot of variation. around the bay, 83 in san francisco, 85 in oakland and low to mid 80s for

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marc siegel, professor of medicine at the nyu langone medical center and a fox news medical contributorome. >> hi, paul. paul: so the vaccines now rolling out, more than 2 million a day, it seems, nationwide. do you -- does biden's estimate at the end of may for every adult seem realistic? >> if it is realistic, paul, it's only because moderna and pfizer, biontech have had time to get used to the process of making this vaccine. remember the mrna vaccines use a lipid nanoparticle that's very tricky and fragile, and you're seeing that with the johnson & johnson vaccine now where this newish technology, they promised 39 million doses by the end of march, now it's 20 million, so a new vaccine being rolled out never comes the way it's expected. did you notice that double speak from jen psaki? no one deserves credit if 500,000 people die except we deserve credit. meanwhile, they're definitely building on what was built under the trump administration if where the military came together with cdc and hhs, coordinated with the states with the distribution program and the manufacturing faster than

marc siegel taking a look at forces appeared to set on tapping the brakes.r. >> hi, shannon. with new covid case is dropping consistently below 70,000 and daily hospitalizations dropping below 45,000, and according to the cdc, more than 82 million doses of the vaccine now having been in them is steered reaching more than 60% of americans, it would appear that we are finally at least heading towards the end of the pandemic. and yet according to "the wall street journal" editorial board, "liberals and the public health friends don't seem to want the pandemic to end ever." democrats seem pleased they can use the pandemic to expand the welfare state. it's not just the liberals. one potential pandemic extender is masked and how long people should wear them fit well openers abbott and read in texas and mississippi lifted their mask mandates, not all republican governors agree that the time is now. >> we are not there yet but goodness knows we are getting closer. even when we lift the mask order, i will continue to wear my mask when i'm around others and strongly u

he was 87 years old siegel was nominated for an oscar for the 1966 film who's afraid of virginia woolfand started the abc sitcom the goldbergs, his family said the cause of death was complications from bypass surgery in the 19 seventies, siegel was best known as a comic actor, but again, his most famous role was in that 1966 drama. who's afraid of virginia woolf? younger audiences. he was better known for playing magazine publisher jack gallo on the nbc series. just shoot me from 1997 to 2003. after the break a shooting scare at a north bay veterans home, bringing back memories of a deadly shooting there three years ago at the exact same location and another gorgeous day around the bay area, our chief meteorologist bill martin, will have the complete forecast. it's coming up in a minute. today's ways of working may work differently tomorrow. but you can work out anything with comcast business. get fast internet on the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. flexible tools — like wi-fi you control. voice solutions that connect you from anywhere. and expert advice her

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marc siegel is there.this happen so can fans safely return to watch these games? >> that's a question, sandra. we'll fans in the stands during the upcoming baseball season spread covid into the community? the answer can be found by examining the just concluded nfl and ncaa football seasons. a new study from the georgia institute of technology reveals that, and social distancing and mask wearing that was no significant community spread which resulted. no spread. >> it was no surprise because before conducting the study i would think that mask mandates in large stadiums would have contributed to an increase in the number of cases. then that showed anita that was not the case. >> i spoke to the atlanta falcons star linebacker who described the excitement of playing before a packed house with the roar of the crowd created what he called it "the's" versus the big letdown of an empty stadium crowd. >> i think the energy that you would expect to get isn't there and it kind of going forward for the next couple day

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was nominated for an oscar for the movie in which he 1st found fame who's afraid of virginia woolf siegel went on to become a comedy so what he made audiences laugh well into the eighty's and t.v. series including the goldberg. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu insists there will be no need for a new vote despite the country's indecisive election outcome he's claiming victory for his likud party but with ballots still being counted opposition parties also insist they can form a coalition now this you know his former ally turned critic could decide who governs. family netanyahu supporters declaring there is only one man for them. but this is not the decisive victory that netanyahu and his left could party had been hoping for with counting still underway this polarizing politician doesn't appear to have enough seats to form a coalition government even with the support of his ultra orthodox and nationalists right wing allies he's appealing from all parties to back him you know the state needs a stable government. not a government of bits and pieces based on personal disqualifications

marc siegel see you soon.nk you for coming in today. >> dana: hall of fame quarterback terry bradshaw knew about tom brady before the rest of the world. he had elbow surgery in march of 83. bradshaw went by tom brady to avoid media inquiries. it wouldn't work today. the newspaper headline. the real tom brady was only five at the time. you didn't believe this story? >> bill: apparently he registered at thomas brady. officially thomas. and he said somebody else signed him in under that name and it wasn't him. terry, kudos to you, you saw the future, right? >> dana: thanks to our friend on that one. >> bill: new details now how top advisors for andrew cuomo reportedly skewed the numbers on covid deaths in nursing homes in new york. also the first trial in the killing of george floyd has minneapolis bracing for trouble. friday covering more as our big friday lineup, dana, rolls on. all the neanderthals on the wall are coming up. stay tuned. ce so you only pay for what you need. thank you! hey, hey, no, no leap, no

nominated for an oscar for the movie in which he 1st found fame called who's afraid of virginia woolf siegel went on to become a comedy stalwart he made audiences laugh well into his eighty's in t.v. shows including the gold birds. the ears border agency calls it quote the most dangerous migratory route in the world we're talking here about the sea journey between northern africa and europe in recent months there's been a resurgence of vibrant boats making that trip in the central mediterranean on board are people risking their lives fleeing conflict and crisis often been packed on to unsafe bustles by human smugglers many have to be rescued some don't make it according to the un's refugee agency more than 20000 migrants have died crossing the mediterranean over the last 7 years. and many more would have drowned had it not been for the work of aid organizations that sail out and pick up stranded migrants one such organization is sea on i a german group that's converted an old freighter into a rescue ship d.w. went to northern germany to take a look through. an old ship on a new mission in th

marc siegel is live in new york city for us on this. hi. >> hi, dana.ead to spread of covid into the community? that's the question. well, the answer is to be found by examining the nfl and the ncaa recently concluded football seasons. a new study from the georgia institute of technology, harvard and boston medical center in close to 800 games played 500 of which had limited in-person attendance with social distancing and mask wearing in place, there was no significant community spread that resulted. >> we were surprised because before conducting the study i would think that mass gatherings in large stadiums would have contributed significantly to any increase in daily number of cases, but our findings show that this indeed was not the case. >> i spoke with the atlanta falcon's star linebacker and future pro-bowler who described the excitement of playing before the packed house where the roar of the crowd created the juice versus the big letdown of an empty crowd. >> you learn how to bring your juice for the whole game. a lot of yelling and supporting f

. >>> veteran actor george siegel has died segal was a staple in the film industry his television rolesncluded just shoot me and murphy's law and most recently introduced to a whole new generation of pops on "the goldbergs. >> i think she's on drugs. are you hopped up on goofballs >> segal's wife said he died from complications of bypass surgery. he was 80 years old. >>> janessa webb is here to show us how midweek is be looking >> hey, good morning, good morning, everyone. we're watching the severe weather threat that's going to start to pick up later this afternoon also watching the plains as another storm system really starts to develop it will make its way across the northeast. i do think the larger weather story, though, is the severe impact across alabama, mississippi and louisiana, while we do have a major flood risk. but also for the southern plains, 9 million people under severe weather we're going to be watching the damaging winds and isolated tornadoes in this area. right now, the forecast is calling for about 10 inches of rain it's coming down about an inch per hour in this a

marc siegel. appreciate it. >> bill: good optimism.merica. meet an arizona sheriff who says the biden administration policies are leaving our border open to smugglers. >> you see the smuggling coming through our deserts. it is wide open right now and with the chaos going on at the border based on these administrative decisions. >> bill: griff jenkins is live in mexico and we'll talk to him in a moment. prince harry and the duchess meghan jaw dropping interview. what has the palace said today. check out the lineup coming up next hour. here we go as we roll on. start the year smiling at aspen dental where new starts happen, every day. get exceptional care at every step, unparalleled safety at every visit, and flexible payment options for every budget. now, during the everyday smiles event new patients get a full exam & set of x-rays with no obligation. no insurance? no worries, it's free. plus, now all patients can get 20% off their treatment plan. find every reason to smile. every day at aspen dental. call 1-800-aspendental or book toda

marc siegel, thank you.s, facebook says it's going to label all posts about coping vaccines. susan, what kind of labels? susan: they are fighting back on this information on vaccines and soon they say a label will be put on all posts relating to vaccines and direct them to place us for information and also that the vaccines have gone through safety and effectiveness tests before approval so they are adding the label to amsterdam which is a photo sharing site as well. facebook said they removed over 2 million pieces of content saying they have been misleading on vaccines so they are doing their part so they won't be going to. stuart: i wonder what they will say about russian or chinese vaccines, had they been tested thoroughly and will the fact checkers check them? susan: given all labels on all vaccine pose, i think there will be something. stuart: if they are going to be consistent they should. businesses in los angeles will be reopening today after months of shutdowns. gyms and yoga centers, this is califo

marc siegel. dr. siegel, what's the reality there? and they made a deal and bought vaccines in advance of knowing if the science worked. that's never been done in history and that's why we got vaccines out in unbelievable record time. dr. fauci played an important role at nih they oversaw the no concern in a vaccine they were involved. they at any time oversee all the vaccines they came out of. if da. he should not be taking credit for this. it's out of line. time to stop bashing president trump by of the way regarding operation warp speed. this is a huge accomplishment of the administration. fauci played a role. brian: is he such political figure that people look up as someone to worship when is he purely playing politics almost every day. when he is asked to put himself on the line he henels constantly. i'm dying to get a soundbite that actually helps people or helps show when he gist out information. something else he had an opportunity to dos yesterday. jamie metzl was on "60 minutes," adviser, former clinton adviser and also some

marc siegel. dr. siegel, good morning. >> hi. steve. how are you today? >> steve: doing okay. does the united states even need astrazeneca at this point? >> well, first of all, julian tang top virologist in the u.k. saying this is very good news for oxford astrazeneca of the reason it is because there was a lot of bumps in the road and question about blood clots, 79% effective each in the elderly which was a group wasn't doing as well and no side effects, major ones linked to the vaccine. the to your point, steve, first of all, the fda advisory committee needs to look at this first. they are going to look at over 100 pages of data, pure data on this. then the fda will rule. that's one time when we are flat that the fda has that regulation in place to slow it down a little bit. each if it's approved, we already have the johnson and johnson vaccine, which uses a similar virus, same virus, actually, and that's out and that's approved and that's safe and that's useful. so i think we will have some use for it, but i think it will be much more useful in the developing country appear

gentlemen but it's probably going to be i'm sure it's going to be glad to see you again and robert siegel i know you. were like a little bit recently here it's go is a good family and this is a conversation that i don't see necessarily being a political issue even though it's made into it it's about jobs we should all in this country want people to have a job if they're able to have it's i'm actually going to start with you are very bitter you're the 1st one back on with this why do you think black unemployment right now is still on the rise when we're seeing other ethnic groups recovering from the virus. because in the areas where blacks mostly are working which is not high tech industries such as google or apple it's things like i don't know the keystone pipeline but i was going to go out on purpose to explain jobs it's a very simple question with an easy answer by this cancelling jobs where black americans are actually working well and that's to robert i mean is the problem as you said the lack of jobs or is it the lack of applicants qualified and given the right training for those job