stan: sure.: i'm optimistic -- i'm glad to hear it. what you think will happen this winter? stan: what do i think will happen? guy: with covid? what kind of trajectory you think we are on in the united states, in europe? stan: it is clear that getting vaccinated is important for primary, but what is also clear is boosting is required. studies are coming out that the cdc has completed showing after a number of months there are breakthroughs and those will increase unless you get a booster. covid is not going away anytime soon. alix: i wanted to get your take on pricing, particular as your shot be distributed in emerging markets. sanofi says the price there is half what the mrna is. you have an idea? stan: sure. we have an agreement with covax that we will distribute a vaccine to them and we have teared our pricing so the lowest income countries will have a low price, middle income will have a middle price. we are very sensitive to global distribution of our vaccine. it is critical this goes global

stan is unconvinced. he says i hear your ideas of why you don't want to do this but i've got to talk to lincoln so the following day, they meet privately at the end of the conversation, lincoln concludes pope is staying in the east and taking this command. june 27, pope will soon clement the army of virginia. lincoln has chosen pope for political purposes, not for his battlefield abilities. lincoln is not at this time ready to relieve general mcclellan. his other factors are going into this decision, secretary chase and edwin stanton have chosen pope because he will fight a hard relentless contest unsparing of southern populace especially in virginia. chase argues to lincoln and stanton about bringing him east and giving command primarily on the ground of policy and doing so with patronage. stanton told objective for pope is to humiliate mcclellan. imagine them placed in a situation you told your commanding officers this is not the command for me, it will not be successful. being placed in this position w

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>> ana, who is going to be left if the adam kinzingers, if the anthony gonzalezs des don't stan the fight. in the midterms, what does that leave us with? >> it leaves us with a very dysfunctional congress. >> we're a long way away. let's trust the american people and the voters, and even in districts you may think are very red districts, look what happened in alabama with roy moore. look what happened when republicans nominated chris kobach in kansas, a republican, he lost. if republicans nominate extreme, toxic candidates like donald trump, we did vote out donald trump. he lost. so have faith in the people. i do, i think we have to work hard. the harder we work, the luckier we'll get in that regard. but have faith that the american people will reject these toxic candidates and, you know, i

joining us vivid seats' ceo stan chi.uess to compare the third quarter of this year from the third quarter of last year, it doesn't get n comparison's terms, any better than that? >> good afternoon, thank you for having me. we are fortunate to be where we are this quarter with a record-setting quarter across all of our key financial metrics. absolutely when compared with where we were last year when we were still in the throes of the pandemic, before vaccines had been rolled out, before i think some of the safety protocols that have been rolled out at the venues have been in place. we weren't sure what the future held here we are today i think with vaccines being rolled out and safety and excitement at live events we are proud of what the team has done to help the company get to this point. >> you went in sports from having no fans to full houses n. concerts, you went from having no concerts to having full houses now is one area performing better than another in other words, has the concert business come back quicker than

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it's any country like it was becca, stan, russia, china, any, any country in the middle east that you follow? are they going to get, smarten up and understand that big point is the way out of us dollar gemini. alright. you cover africa already in africa? it's exploding and africa nigeria, kenya, countries are becoming hyper big when i've, where are we in the cycle in your backyard? what the countries that you cover, are they hit did a big coin phenomenon yet ben? yeah, if the dollarization is a big one already, i mean russia. so down a lot of it's t bills. it has very little exposure and china and russia doing increase the amount of trade with each other in their own national currencies. i mean, it was 0 in 2008, and i think it's already in the one a chinese, one to the of the home currency reserves and they're trying to get rid of the dollar. i mean, they're even talking about launching and oil commodity exchange in st. petersburg where you buy and sell oil and rubles instead of dollars. but it's going slowly, although it is progressing as far as bitcoin. and again, i think in easter

but with big coin is like fi on mondays last, stan. it's going to be the dead presidents last, stan. it's the u. s. dollars last dan. and the native american population by simply buying big client can rise up again that have the all the hard money because everyone wants via, it's going down with the that the song, one of the 3 ships that came with the pilgrim, the pilgrim invaders santa maria, the pinta the santa maria. yeah. yeah. those 3 now that the center murray actually . yes. so you know, but that's the queen is property and here obviously they have their property stole and. and again, because of this mindset we were talking about, they didn't have the concept of owning the land. they were of the land, right? they didn't have this concept. so you could go, aha, well, i have a contract. do you have a contract is like no, but you know, i started with a saying like i was thankful for. they basically would, might seem bad, which is the hyperinflation. but i want to read you a quote that everybody in the big coin community uses. and a

haslinda: and that was boeing ceo stan deal. we have been focusing a lot in hong kong on cathay pacific. a report over the weekend about how dozens of pilots and crew members are being forced into a 20 day quarantine in hong kong after one of their pilots tested positive. this was a flight from hong kong to frank for. this insert -- to frankfurt. this is raising some alarms from the airline, saying this could impact some passenger and cargo flights too. haslinda: they are also moving their crew to another hotel in frankfurt. it will suspend layovers, and hong kong health authorities say there are other crewmembers currently overseas, they are telling them to isolate for 20 days wherever they are. another setback for the aviation industry. it also points to how difficult it is for this particular sector to move ahead. yvonne: yeah. you are seeing shares of cathay pacific down from 1% today. we did speak to winnie chu a few weeks ago, talking about the whole outlook for hospitality. they operate one of the biggest florentine hotel

meet joan and stan tucci. >> i have a photograph of this. you remember? >> back in 1972 we moved here because my dad was a high school art teacher taking a year off to follow his dream. >> oh, my lord. >> how incredible is that? >> yeah, i know. that is incredible. >> my dad came to study figure drawing and sculpture here. >> look at it when you really look and see that perspective. >> he can't see that far. >> just staggering. >> it hurts my neck. >> does it? >> yeah. >> lay down. >> at nearly 400 feet this is still the tallest structure in florence. it took 16 years to build, and to hurry things along the genius architect came up with a way to slash lunch breaks. >> the workmen when they were building this, guys had to come down and would make their lunch and lose all this time so he found out what they were cooking and he put ovens up there. they would just cook up there. make their lunch up there. >> really? >> supposedly. money was tight on our year abroad, so our family lived in slightly less grandeur than this. a lot cleaner than it used to be. >>

and i said, stan, i'm looking out the window and there is the statue of liberty. what a country. my grandparents were escaping oppression from eastern europe, and they came on a ship. i don't even think they saw the statue. they were probably down -- my family all lived in the bronx. my aunt, my uncle, my grandparents were nearby. my father would talk about how it was tough for his parents to come here as immigrants to create a new life. it was the days of the sweatshop, terrible working conditions. my father would always tell me how it was important to fight for the little guys, the ordinary guy who'd take me into the polling booth to vote. he would tell me or show me i'm going to register a protest vote. and he'd vote the liberal party line. he'd vote the american labor party line. one of his heroes was mark antonio, a member of congress from east harlem who was a member of the american labor party. i consider myself lucky to come from that kind of family not only loving but gives you a good sense of mission and purpose. >> that rebellion is that one of the reasons why you were

. - this is it, stan.en vargas. - hey batter, batter, batter, batter. no hit. no hit. can't hit it. can't hit it. can't hit it. can't hit it. - hit it outta the park, allen. south park sucks! - just look at those boys out there, loving the great game of baseball like we did when we were kids. - oh, god, i'm so bored. - [yawns] - ♪ i see a lady bug hello, lady, lady bug ♪ - strike. - that was no strike. what the hell is wrong with you, ump? - good call, ump. good call. - come on, allen. - this pitcher throws like a girl. - what'd you say? - you heard me, asshole. - you want me to kick your ass right here? - randy, sit down. - you want a piece a me? 'cause i'm pretty sick of your god damn mouth. - what do you wanna do, huh? what do you wanna do? - randy, don't. - you better shut up, asshole. - i'm standin' right here. - how do you wanna handle it? - i told you to shut up. [grunting and punches landing] - oh, jesus, not again. - come on, stan, just strike this kid out so we can end the season. - strike three,

stan: right now we work our pricing with our customers, that is fixed.xed that for the order years. we will continue to work productivity in our factories to offset inflationary costs. but the market determines price ultimately and that is this great, fierce competition between boeing and airbus, it is what makes this market so good because we compete hard to win every customer. yousef: there appears to be a little bit of movement when it comes to the 737 max certification in china, maybe some of the purchases can get back up to speed. is there an update? stan: last week was a positive sign out of the cac, the directive for public comment, we take that as an encouraging sign. it is up to them to say win. our job is to put forth -- to say when. our job is to put forth the technical information to allow them to fly the airplane, to be on the simulator and allow them to evaluate pilot training. we are checking the boxes but it is up to the cac to determine the time. manus: the head of boeing's commercial airplanes division at the dubai air show. those delay

stan, you're blanking me, right, stan? with the whole predicate i just laid out. massive erosion with acceptance of independence as well as these on these issues and i'm what, supposed to ignore it? no. go to my question@smerconish.com. will joe biden seek the election in 2024? >>>up ahead, fed up with campus correctness and group think, setting up a new university. on courses quote-unquote forbidden. can the system be fixed. >>> and the verdict is in. teen kyle rittenhouse is acquitted on all charges to that fateful night in wisconsin where he killed two and wounded a third. what have we learned from this trial? joey jackson will be here. d las. dove men, 48h freshness with triple action moisturizers. the new sensodyne repair and protect with deep repair has the science to show that the toothpaste goes deep inside the exposed dentin to help repair sensitive teeth. my patients are able to have that quality of life back. i recommend sensodyne repair and protect with deep repair. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% onli

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and then flew out to kurzoic stan again for another week.nd kurzoic stan to emory, north carolina and finally to ft. hood and then we were there another week to get our stuff back and do our paperwork, we deploy back and then drove home. back to cal -- back here to georgia. >> -- got back? >> i took three months off. because of the medical. had to do all that medical stuff. and then started a new job. at atlanta medical center here in atlanta. level 1 trauma center. couldn't get away from that. and then i worked there for almost a year. and decided, you know, i can't do o.r. anymore. i'm done. i'm done. >> and you stayed -- is that correct. >> i'm still --. i want to get my 20 year. i only have seven years left. but i want to get my 20 year. i figure i've done this far. i'm going to finish it out. so from the six two a in san antonio i finally decided i can't fly back and forth so i needed to find a home and besides that, i'm no longer deployable. so i find a non deployable unite. the 3703rd mtsb. in georgia. basically what i do now is calle

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it's the same stan smith but filthy adidas. [ laughter ] but the pants are a little rolled up.t i think -- i'm going to say that this gentleman is not an american, that he is a foreigner. are you a foreigner or not? >> guillermo: reveal. >> jimmy: ah, there we go. wow, pretty good, huh? >> very good, you got really close. >> jimmy: yeah, not bad. what's your name? my name's andrew. >> jimmy: andrew? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're on vacation as well? >> i'm going to school here, just started a month ago. >> jimmy: what are you studying? >> comedic arts at emerson colle college. >> jimmy: comedic arts, really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, boy. you know, we're really fleecing people. this is not right what we're doing. [ laughter ] so somebody's teaching you the arts of comedy? at emerson college? >> i'm basically learning how to be funny, yeah, paying the price. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how's it going? >> it's going okay. i made it out here. >> jimmy: why you accent-free? >> both my parents are from toronto. >> jimmy: oh, all right. >> yeah. >> jimmy: well, very good. i wish you well with yo

so stan lee boulevard or 84 might be a good alternate. also in san ramon northbound, 6.80, south of la casa boulevar. he got another accident there. so we are seeing delays along 6.80 traveling into the city right now. a little under 20 minutes traffic picking up here. the meteor lights are on as you're heading there, a long 5.80, we are seeing some delays to get to that in a moment. as you head across towards the peninsula. you can make that drive in a little under 14 minutes here in berkeley. looks like we have a report of a fire. 80 eastbound and westbound there at ashby avenue. so you are seeing delays looks more so like it's on the southbound side of the northbound side as you're traveling there. we'll keep a close eye on that and more of a daryn james, back to you. thank you, 6.21 right now and the white mother of a biracial daughter accuses southwest airlines. >> of racial profiling because sheared light from san jose to denver last month and as they were getting off of the plane. they were detained on the jetway by a gate agent an

that is blocked as stan lee boulevard in 84 would be good options for you out in san ramon northbound, 6.80, south of a costa boulevard. he got another accident. so we're seeing delays there heading out of richmond across towards sandra fell a little under 15 minutes and fremont south on 8784 east another accident. so we are seeing delays. we'll have more on your friday morning commute. the darya james, back to you. thanks a lot right. 7. '02. and we have breaking news about pfizer's pill. if you get covid the one that you can take at home. it's not out yet, but it could be soon because they've decided affective. they stopped the trial and they're sending it straight to the fda for approval. they say it prevents hospitalizations and deaths by nearly 90%. if you take this pill in the first 3 days that you come down with covid when they gave they had about 750 people. the trial, half of them got a dummy pill and haven't got the real pill and nobody who got the real pill and up dying. all of the occurred in people who got the fake pill and almost all the hospitalizations were people who

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progressive insurance gifted her that brand-new car during their annual keys-to-progress give her 4-year-old stan was eager to get behind the wheel as well it included $330,000 in cash and a basket of gift cards we thank her further service hopefully, everybody else along her path and her drive will as well well deserved. >> a great story >>> coming up, where the united states ranks when it comes to accepting the lbgtq committee. >>> the state requiring that middle schoolers hinavg a says to contraceptives. we are back in 60 seconds. simply shake and spray to unlock the breakthrough power of touch-activated scent technology. that lasts, even hours later! that's because febreze touch stores scent in your fabrics so you get bursts of freshness with every touch. your whole world will come alive. welcome home to fresh with new febreze touch. some people have joint pain, plus have high blood pressure. they may not be able to take just anything for pain. that's why doctors recommend tylenol®. it won't raise blood pressure the way that advil® aleve® or motrin® sometimes can. for trusted relief, trust ty

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vision for a stable middle east. iraq is not of gan. stan. we're here for the long term with iraq is a key strategic partner, and we're committed to this partnership world cobbled, succumb to the taliban in a matter of days. no, not a single us intelligence agency saw that coming. or that doesn't provide much backing to the claims that the true pull out from iraq this time will end up just fine. i still is already taking advantage of the strain security capability of the taliban rule in afghanistan. iraq is isis cradle. nobody wants to see another nation in the region crumble under the weights of a decades long string of 4 choices. make thousands of miles away. and that as a from you, i'll be back in about 29 minutes with another phone for selection news. this is our to international oh, lou ah ah ah. where empowering ourselves to be more than payments from our phones we can tell alexa to open up our garage door, all those things come with it. a lot of efficiency and a lot of benefit. but with that comes a trade off, which is where there's mo

i think it's important for us to it's going nation is stan. let's just understand and we must find ways to educate everybody. >> chan says this most recent incident is the first in a few weeks after increased police and community patrols help curtail attacks in the area chan plans to make calls to local state and federal authorities this week to work together and come up with ways to stop this hate and racism. in the north bay. petaluma police are investigating a bomb threat at kenilworth junior high school. they say they received information about the threat on saturday. the threat said the alleged bombing would happen this friday police say that the threat was made anonymously on the app. stop it. they say the app alerted the school in the police department to the threat. officials say they are already interviewing students talking about the threat asking about who was allegedly involved. the petaluma city school district says kenilworth will be open today and police will be present toe keep everyone feeling safe. and neighbors actually in s

vision for a stable middle east. iraq is not of gan. stan, we're here for the long term with iraq. is a key strategic partner. and we're committed to this partnership world cobbled, succumb to the taliban in a matter of days. no. not a single us intelligence agency. so that coming or that doesn't provide much backing to the claims that the true pull out from iraq, this time will end up just fine. i cell is already taking advantage of the strain security capability of the taliban rule in afghanistan. iraq is isis cradle. nobody wants to see another nation in the region crumble under the weights of a decades long string of 4 choices make thousands of miles.

is taking place today in the atmosphere of extreme tension for do some of the switches equipment or stan one to 3. and unfortunately, garbage was banned in many places german, 3 years after the launch of the movement demonstrated to pay tribute to i mean there's victims injured in previous reading. is also wes, saying a few hours about the demands of the demonstrators, the are the same as in november 2018. when the movement was born. demonstrators demand lower fuel prices and the citizens initiative referendum justice in the social and taxes, as well as an environmental issue. in addition to current crisis cannot be ignored . around the participants are protesting against mandatory vaccination in the introduction of current policy, just more let me know, please. thanks the, just as secretary has concerns that the government is considering deporting, migrants to facilities abroad for their paperwork is being processed. but he declined to specify where those locations will be. albania is already been approached as a potential destination, but it's refused. shoddy edwards dashti looks at th

back in chrome, it's either the yellow stanchions of offshore wind turbine. stan sentinel, ready to be deployed out at sea, where the petroleum platform has rained for decades. is the all rig becomes slowly redundant. the renewable sector is expanding a place 3 plans here in the 1st for a hydrogen hub. and to create a base for floating wind farms. but the transition away from fossil fuels needs to be carefully managed to make that a success for everybody involved in treating the workers. we need to make sure it is good quality jobs for them to move into. that means that renewables need to be crating enough jobs and that she has to be a pathway set of people can move from the fossil fuel jobs to the green jobs. there is no doubt about the direction scotland is heading in. the question is, how far behind will the rest of the world b, mcclark al jazeera property 1st. scott, a man to his from more than 40 countries are in cattle for a week long for him on technology. so the computer is cloud technology and robots are among innovations on displaying victoria getting beat reports from jo. ac

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demonstration is taking place today in the atmosphere of extreme tension to do some of the city's equipment or stan industry. and unfortunately, garbage was banned in many places in 3 years after the launch of the movement demonstrated to pay tribute to the new most victims injured in previous revenue. is also wes, saying a few hours about the demands of the demonstrators, the are the same as in november 2018 when the movement was born, demonstrated to mar law, a few prices, and a citizens initiative referendum. justice in the social and texas is as well as an environmental issue. in addition to code that crisis can not be ignored. to rally participants are protesting against mandatory vaccination. jump in the introduction of covey pos, just more let me know. plus judy as if the french police didn't have enough on their hands with all of this right now, a couple of 100 officers might find themselves dispatched to the caribbean to handle vaccination protests. there have been weeks of ferocious unrest in the french overseas territory of the loop over the compulsory inoculation of health workers. ther

vision for a stable middle east. iraq is not have gan. stan, we're here for the long term with you. iraq is a key strategic partner and we're committed to this partnership world cobbled. so come to the taliban in a matter of days. no. not a single us intelligence agency. saw that coming or that doesn't provide much backing to the claims that the true pull out from iraq this time will end up just fine. i still is already taking advantage of the strain security capability of the taliban rule in afghanistan. iraq is isis cradle. nobody wants to see another nation in the region crumble under the weights of a decades long string of 4 choices. make thousands of miles away. political analyst, anti bar out one, told us with the large number of radical groups and the rack, the american withdrawal from the country could echo what happened in afghanistan and even go beyond, i believe, could be led to their act, simply because they are a little faction they are local baxley competition, right? but the between the factions are better because because the roles, they got me so i think, you know, it cou

have cut funds to have ghana, stan, and the economy is now collapsing. the u. n. has just warn them more than half of the population is facing. acute hunger. ah, and the head of the world food program stated that millions will be forced to choose between migration and starvation. what needs to be done to protect afghans during this crisis? i think 2 things. one is straightforward and the other one is more complex. the straightforward thing is that before winter, and we only have a few weeks left, we need to step up dramatically humanitarian assistance in the country. it's a matter of getting more resources in, but then that is the other issue. and this is what you alluded to. the states doesn't function because it's not only the world back and the i m f. in fact, all development assistance has been frozen because of the arrival and the taking power by the taliban saw i have said many times during my visit there. and afterwards, everybody has to meet a step in each other's direction. you know the taliban of course, have to get their act together. have to give assur

and that's not happening. stan scotland wait debts, asks look it up. in shakespeare's macbeth clearly not, in fact a cancer in owen, dudley edwards knew that which trite high scottish nationality has refused to be absorbed into a greater british project. and to the last generation assigned as meter, just in cultural and institutional expression. but in the form of direct political challenge today, he talks to alex about scotland, past present, and where this is all taking us t and or that the read was thank you so much for joining me in the special ed. and as they addition, alex, it is a wonderful honor for me to be on the show with you. you'll have been one of the greatest men of our time as far as i'm concerned. well, yes, you keep talking like this interview don't go very well. it did or about the spook nations and nationalism which i've read because you were kind enough to, to ask me to, to do the pre phase, which i was proud to do it as a book about all ford nation se he'll scotland, england, wales, and ireland, the all the, the nations of these i

as a correspondent, eagle to stan off now investigates the refugee crisis has now been tormenting the e u for over half a decade. and finally, the evil engineer behind it has been unmasked and its well dar, russia, russia has its own far reaching goals. undoubtedly this is d stabilization of the situation in the u. an attempt to permanently destabilized central and eastern europe. undoubtedly, these are russia strategic goals. it wants to have an instrument of influence and blackmail over europe on the free world, acting with someone else's hands. officials in warsaw stopped just short of elaborating exactly what role moscow is playing in the calamity on the poland and bella. ros border states that are, you know, both not russia. they also choose to emit historical details of how polaroid helped turn iraq from which many of the migrants are fleeing now into the mess. it now is now polish politicians. here kids look a shank and means of making problems for iraqi migrants should recall how iraq was destroyed with the most active participation of marcel. yeah, some of the thousands of mi

things are settled across pockets. stan, we're into the sunshine both in the north and the south carolina getting up to a high of 32 degrees. get back to that cold front right now. it's sliding across turkey as well. so keep these numbers in mind on cra and tribes on tuesday on cra 13 degrees, but by fine stay just the high of 5. tribes on temperature comes down by half. you were 24. and now it's, it's a high 12 degrees on wednesday. equitorial countries in africa, we've got our storms come in and go in particularly heavy for democratic republic of congo, gab on and camera root. further toward the south right now, we can expect the scattering of showers in cape town on to stay with the high of 21 degrees. and also seen that weather in the forecast for johannesburg. the high for you 29 degrees. that's it. see again soon, the country, the cold, can japan, this new prime minister, tackle income inequality, floss school, the world trade organization, health continues to secure corporate 90 vaccines will be speaking to the w t. o, you director general, contract the coast on al jazeera ah, hold