he's a director and professor at the university of kate town home. this is what he had to say. barbaric for this particular genial. i think that the soul is mostly interesting to me as a scholar in cops of each treated by history may be too far validating martin explanation. and what this scheme paid does image use of cops, events happens from, from care from, from the flats as nuanced characters, not cardboard carts and cops. it has been used beautifully. i think a catcher must be used in the narrative that the intimacy and anger conflicts are the subtleties. jack know that that i think is kate is from the k flats as much as cardboard. cutouts cops isn't just the language of conflict in mind. mcglatian was ology, i think this phone is all safety in the existing interest. stop atmosphere communities. i think what's interesting away, what he says is it takes us back to what amy's comment was. just the comments and be about humanity for too long gaps was associated with the and the classes. it was a comment somehow on our diligence and bed made as 2 dim

nbc news national political correspondent steve kornacki, and here in richmond, university of have a professors mary kate carrie and jennifer lawless. mary kate is a conservative, jennifer a liberal, they taut a class together on the 2020 election as it was happening that covered all the divisive politics around it. steve, let's start where you are, because this is so much tighter than most people thought it might be at this point in time. where does the race in virginia stand with less than 24 hours to go? >> here we go, chris. we've got a nail-biter. this is the average of all the polls right now. a day out in virginia, you actually see glenn youngkin over the last couple of days, he's gotten some favorable polls. he has moved ahead slightly, but he's moved ahead a little bit in the poll average over terry mcauliffe, it obviously points to a very close race tomorrow, a real opportunity for republicans to pull off the upset in virginia. as you say, the backdrop for this race, a state that went for joe biden by double digits last year, a 10-point biden win in virginia. the long term trend over the last t

of --. welcome dr. jones. it's nice to virtually be with you this morning. we have this incredible book written by kate masur a professor at northwestern university and specializes in history of race politics and law in the 19th century in the united states pursues the author of the book until justice be done america's first movement from the revolution to reconstruction published by norton in 2021 and has written other books and articles including an example for all the land emancipation of the struggle of the quality and washing in d.c. published in 2010 and she. >> the world the civil war made published in 2017. dr. kate masur name as includes been included at the near time to the "washington post" and last but not least my good friend dr. eddie ko -- eddie cole the author of the struggle for black freedom which just won by the way the association study for higher education their 2021 outstanding book award so congratulations dr. quo. he's also been featured in the "washington post" the "l.a. times." he's also appeared on the bbc world news and c-span and in 2021 his name by educational weekly as one of the top university scholars in the u.s. to shape educati

kate herman stacy day and whereas she never expected the time spent waitressing would prepare her for dealing with difficult situations in public places and whereas after graduating from the university of chicago law school in 1985 kate began her illustrious career of public service in the city attorney's office in 1989 and whereas since 2007 kate led the land-use team with intelligence, integrity, empathy along with her signature calm and eloquent demeanor and whereas as general counsel to the planning commission and planning department kate advised numerous commissioners, five planning directors, by five zoning administrators and five review officers and whereas he earned the respect of all those whom she works and particularly that planning commissioners and planning department staff whereas enough paper between multiple chambers in city hall have crossed kate's desk and whereas after 32 years her thoughtfulness, creativity and wit will be deeply missed and whereas she has truly left her mark on the form a san francisco leaving the city in a better place than it would have without her influence. now therefore be it resolved the san francisco planning commission in recognition of the

of this new variant. kate. >> amara, thanks so much. outfront be me now is dr. ashish jha. dean of brown university school of public health and dr. jonathan reiner. he has advised the white house medical team under president george w. bush. thanks both for being here. dr. jha, you say that this variant is not likely to set us back to square one in this pandemic. i saw you say this is not going to be march of 2020, which is very promising, i have to say, when i saw that. so, what concerns you then most about this new variant? >> yeah. so first, thanks for having me back. look. what concerns me about this -- the variant is two things. one, is pretty good circumstantial but good evidence that it is highly contagious. maybe, more contagious than the delta variant. and then, all of those mutations on the spike protein and areas tha our antibodies target, which really worries me about vaccine efficacy, i am not worried the vaccines won't work at all but i am worried the vaccines will take a hit on their efficacy. and if they do, that's going to make it harder to control this pandemic. >> and dr. reiner, i want to play something for you

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university fees. there's no doubt such incidents have happened in the past and help always kate, immediately. the larry's perspective on this incident is shared among many of the miners living and working here, and the central russian camera of a region and wild is horrific accident has taken a huge toll on people, especially those who lost their family members. life will inevitably go on, but hopefully with some changes and measures that will prevent anything like what happened in the severe in coal mine from ever repeating mitchie pica with that report from siberia. so that brings you up to date, the nice i faucet ident to get go to website flip stories too. you can find that at 18 oak. join me every thursday on the alex, silent show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me ah, you were to there was that your eyes and your post yet that it would stop you from having real friends and finding a girlfriend. but what they fail to mention is that you could make thousands of dollars every weekend by simply playing video games. a stacy been a couple of them and so we formed the 1st one, so

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of his son beau who died f brain cancer. with us, someone that's too familiar with this. kate hendricks thomas, behavioral medicine researcher at george mason university for joining us this morning. you experienced burn pits serving in iraq. what was that like? >> well, the biggest memory that i have is the regular cleanings that we performed of these stand-alone air conditioning units that we had in buildings. when we cleaned out the filters, they would be full of black particulate matter, chunks of gross stuff. we would laugh amongst ourselves about oh, wow, this is what we're breathing in, that can't be good. but we were 25 and invincible at the time. we weren't really concerned. >> kate, you were diagnosed with breast cancer after your service, despite having no family history with that illness. it was during an annual exam about ten years ago that a nurse told you that based on where you were stationed, they were seeing a lot of veteran women with breast cancer. i am wondering what went through your mind during the diagnosis and then in the three years it took to get your benefits claim approved. >> well, initially when she referred me for a mamm

kate? >> sticking close to you, elizabeth. i really appreciate it. joining me is a professor of emergency medicine and associate dean of public health at brown universityin light of everything elizabeth laid out, a top white house covid official, jeff zients, he says starting next week the program to distribute vaccines to kids 5 to 11 will be fully up and running is how he describes it. what do you think all of this means, this new authorization, assuming it happens, what it means for the push, the goal of getting covid under control? >> it means a lot personally to me. i can't wait to get him vaccinated and i know a lot of parents feel the same. but on the a country-wide level, this is really important. when you compare our progress in the u.s. to, say, that of the uk, which many of us in public health believe is a cautionary tale about the way in which delta can stick around and keep causing hospitalizations and deaths, the difference is the uk has been really slow to vaccinate teens and is going to be even slower in vaccinating kids. when we get these vaccines in kids' arms, kate, it's not just going to decrease risk for those kids of catching covi

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kate bishop, this is your first live action marvel. we heard you in "superman" -- >> "spider-man." >> what does it feel like to part of the marvel universe so honored. it's just what an incredible thing to be part of and to play such an amazing character, i feel very lucky. >> we have a clip. let's take a look and chat afterwards. >> picture this. in purple. >> oh, wow. what's that on his head? >> it's your head. wings. like a hawk. that's on your forehead. that's for hawkeye. >> wow. not happening. >> of course, jeremy renner was here monday, he told us he actually gave you some advice about joining the mcu. something to do with hydration and stretching. >> but, of course. it's one of those things he absolutely told me and i was just going like, yeah, for sure, absolutely and until i started, i realized that that was, in fact, some prime advice that i really took into consideration. >> just from the physical nature of the acting. >> yes, yes. >> and the scene. >> and just the mental side of it. just everything sort of being thrown at you and you having to constantly be at the ready, stretch constantly, hydrate, two things i definitely d

of other deaths at the queen elizabeth university hospital in glasgow which is already the subject of a public enquiry. nhs greater glasgow and clyde said it has been open and honest about mr slorance's kateon from the family. ten—year—old millie was being treated for leukaemia at the hospital campus and she died after contracting an infection found in water. a review found that infection was probably caused by the hospital environment. her mother says the hospital should be closed. nicola sturgeon led the tributes to mr slorance when he died, saying the government was devastated. she faced questions in parliament today about his case and the hospital in which he died. enough is enough. this is the worst scandal of the devolution era i and in any other country. in the world there would be resignations and sackings but under this government, it is i denial and cover—up. how many more families had to lose a loved ones before anyone - is held to account? these are serious issues, i think they deserve to be treated seriously and on the substance of the issues, the public enquiry is doing that work right now. and the findings and any recommendations that flow from that public enquiry absolutel