when vivian became infected, she had trouble breathing and had to be hospitalized. but her symptoms never fully went away. like the blood clots in her lungs. felt religious duncan knew curry is investigating. long coven cases in kenya, he described some of the more common signs this symptoms may include up, assistant call, up assist, may be fatigue, may be on my soil and joint feelings. i've had those who have memory lapses, of memory issues, and so on. so they can be just a continuation of the symptoms they head when they are sick. owed new imaging symptoms. so far more than the 3300000 people have been tested in kenya. 300000 positive cases have been confirmed. and over 5000 people have died. there are no reliable figures though on how many people develop long cove it. but they are believed to number in the 10s of thousands lead safe 5 years from now. all those fissions who had heavier lung damage. how many of them will progress and i will needs continuous care. so i think it's time we started with thinking off the coast club, reputed to post colby to complication

what do you hope vivian learns from watching you?ct she thinks it's normal, and it's okay and can be celebrated is what i hope for her. too hot? >> huh-uh. >> reporter: tackling challenges baked into the industry and finding new ingredients for success. elai elaine quihano, cbs news, new york. >> that's the news. for others, check back later for cbs mornings. and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm tom hanson in new york. the u.s. state department is urging americans to leave belarus immediately over concerning russian military buildup in the region. u.s. officials are warning that russia could launch an invasion of neighboring ukraine as soon as this week. >>> a new study finds the western united states is in its worst drought in centuries, with manmade climate change largely to blame. the research found the period between 2000 and 2021 was the dryest in 1200 years. >>> and first comes the super bowl, then the trip to disneyland. l.a. ram

years ago, her baby, vivian, ate a snack and ended up in the e.r. >> that's how we learned she's allergic what went through your mind at that point? >> life threatening allergies are just that, life threatening and i needed a solution to make her life a little easier. >> reporter: vivian is one of an estimated 5.6 million children in the u.s. with a food allergy. in 2016, woodard launched partake foods, a line of allergy friendly cookies so kids wouldn't feel left out. but the company struggled, until she connected with black investors, singer rihanna. today, 8,000 retailers nationwide carry her products. what do you hope viv yap learns from watching you? >> the fact that she thinks that's normal and it's okay and can be celebrated is what i hope for her. >> reporter: tackling challenges baked into the industry, and finding new ingredients for success. >>> that is the "overnight news" for this monday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs mornings and follow us online at krns cbs news.com. i'm jericka duncan. >> this is cbsflash. i'm elise preston in ne

receive little treatment or support, and many doctors are unfamiliar with potential long term effects. vivian mccarrow used to be a keen singer in her free time. she sang in a band and she'd sing when she made her dinner. but all left stop 2 months ago after she was diagnosed with coven. 19. the 1st symptom that i think everyone will tell you is expulsion. being exhausted, just basically by doing nothing. and, oh, doing a small activity and then you just get really exhausted. when vivienne became infected, she had trouble breathing and had to be hospitalized. but her symptoms never fully went away. like the blood clots in her lungs. for ologist, duncan knew curry is investigating long coven cases in kenya. he describes some of the more common signs this symptoms may include up, assistant call, up as his may be, fatigue may be on my soil and joint beings. i've had those who have memory lapses of memory issues and so on. so they can be just a continuation of the symptoms they head when they are sick. owed new emerging symptoms. so far more than the 3300000 people have been tested in kenya. 3000

and many doctors are unfamiliar with potential long term effects. vivian mccarrow used to be or keen singer in her free time. she sang in a band. and she'd sing when she made her dinner. but all that stop 2 months ago after she was diagnosed with coven 19 the 1st symptom that i think everyone will tell you is expulsion. being exhausted, just basically by doing nothing. and, oh, doing a small activity. and then you just get really exhausted. when vivienne became infected, she had trouble breathing and had to be hospitalized. but her symptoms never fully went away. like the blood clots in her lungs thought religious duncan new curry is investigating long coves cases in kenya. he describes some of the more common signs this symptoms may include up, assistant call, up as his may be, fatigue may be on my soil and joint beings. i've had those who have memory lapses of memory issues, and so on. so they can be just a continuation of the symptoms they head when they are sick or new imaging symptoms . so far more than 3300000 people have been tested in kenya. 300000 positive cases have been co

vivian is on the story and just got back from ukraine. vivian, great to see you.russia. give us the details. what's your sense of why president zelensky is downplaying the threats of russian invasion when intelligence seems to show otherwise? >> jonathan, it's good to see you. yeah, president zelensky obviously has a lot of internal factors to take into consideration with all of the these external factors taking place. so, he's obviously very concerned primarily about the economy. we sat with him a week ago before i left ukraine. and he talked extensively how he wants the u.s. and other nato allies to keep calm and sort of dial down their rhetoric, because he believes it could have a detrimental effect from the economy. that folks would rush the banks, withdraw money and try to flee the country. so he's clearly, genuinely worried about that. but also this idea that there's a lot of political pressures against him, too. the former president was in the streets while i was there, essentially calling hill an illegitimate president and calling on thousands in the stree

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vivian from pine bluff, arkansas, you are next. caller: good morning. i just wanted to make a couple of observations. i am in a state where we have, so far, identified almost 800,000 total cases with almost 1000 added just yesterday. we are just coming off of a second spike. people are still dying. we have had a total of almost 10,000 deaths in our state. people forget, when we shut down the schools, we did not know what the impact was on children in our state. thankfully, we have only had two pediatric -- recorded pediatric covert tests. -- covid tests. but we still do not have total vaccine protection for our children. i think we are still suffering from misinformation and fear and politicize -- politicization from the last administration. individuals making statements about how horrible -- harmful the mask mandate is. this little thing called science says masks do help prevent the spread of the virus, period. we know that the vaccine is working. we have truth that people who are still contracting the virus, people who are still hospitalized by the vi

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no hay algunos que vivían que están hartos de usar la mascarilla., dice que anunciará, el uso de cubrebocasn final quedaría las manos de cada visita escolar el condado de santa clara decide seguir la vía estatal permitir que escuelas no exijan el uso de mascarillas, algunos pueden decidir lo opuesto donde empieza la confusión >>> todavía no estamos claros >>> dice que el éxito escolar tiene una de las tasas más altas de contagio y de las más. así que no sabe si la ley lo permitiría. >>> >>> no hay una respuesta uniforme esto puede variar de estado a estado hasta el condado a condado. >>> creo que todavía sería importante utilizar mascarillas en cualquier lugar que es cerrado y no esté ventilado >>> el doctor es un pediatra ni se preocupa porque la transición (inaudible) >>> es especialmente importante porque las tasas de vacunación no son tan altas como lo fueron en los adultos, no todos los niños son elegibles para las vacunas >>> algunos padres parecen estar de acuerdo con el doctor >>> ya no escucho varios condados van a flexibilizar el uso de mascarillas interiores para las personas vac

start a vivian. the earnings fell short of market expectations, however, and shares fell nearly 4 percent fein socialist fled. government has achieved one of its major labor reform goals by mistake. a single vote was cast by a member of the opposing party. in error tilting the tight vote in favor of giving a quarter of the country's work for stronger employment protection by law. the vote cannot be reversed. now the winter olympics are officially opening on friday in beijing, but it comes amid a resurgence of co 19 cases throughout the country. the timing is bad for businesses that we're hoping to cache. and on the games, they could face a prolonged period of uncertainty and the months ahead at this sports store, just a stone's throw away from beijing spurts nest stadium, rex, filled with winter gear, featuring the chinese flag. businesses are hoping national pride will help boost sales in the run up to the winter olympics, all to laser hackery overall. it's good but things may become uncertain. anyw

las vÍctimas que tenÍan nacionalidad mexicana y estadounidense vivÍan en una comunidad.es todo porque al regresar... esa iguana no estÁ muerta, solamente esta congelada. este vÍdeo estÁ viral y te vamos a contar los detalles despuÉs de me encanta adore me, especialmente para valentine's day. ellos tienen tantos estilos para elegir. everything es tan especial. encontrando mi size es super fÁcil. valentine's day offer. sets start at just $19.95 at adoreme.com. >> un vehÍculo atropella un ciclista en california y se da a la fuga. la vÍctima se levanta milagrosamente, corre en buscade refugio y los superhÉroes ahorabuscan al sospechoso y ofrecen una recompensa de $5000. dicen que las son el mejor amigo del hombre. vea cuando dos sujetos armados intenta robar. un paro se lanzÓ uno de ellos por instinto animal, tras un intercambio de disparos entre los sospechosos. se recupera en el hospital y ahora el perro es todo un hÉroe. >> la madre de la ex miss usa hizo una declaraciÓn excavadora. dijo que su hija sufrÍa de una depresiÓn alta y incitÓ a las personas que pasen por esto,

durante la madrugada del domingo casi 400 migrantes fueron desalojados de las carpas o lugares donde vivíano improvisado cerca del cruce fronterizo. >> lo dijeron en la madrugada de los niños están dormidos >>cerca de 100 uniformados llegaron sin previo aviso y sacaron a las familias de sus carpas antes de derribarlas con excavadoras. >> los migrantes en su mayoría centroamericanos lleva más de un año en el campamento en chaparral >> nos encontramos en un país que ni siquiera conocemos, estamos pidiendo asilo para el otro lado pero nunca pensamos que esto iba a pasar >>la alcaldesa de tijuana dijo que el desalojo era necesario por motivos de seguridad y que los migrantes serían reubicados en albergues cercanos. andrea cruz telemundo >> continuamos en méxico específicamente ciudad juárez hay un niño de ocho años a quien identificaron como juan carlos que murió en un incendio que había sido ocasionado por un cortocircuito entre los familiares y vecinos hubo indignación porque dicen que los bomberos no llegaron a tiempo. >> una hora y media después, tardaron mucho, lo que comentaban ellos que

vivian Ávila informa desde chicago.. connecticut anunciÓ el fin del uso de mascarillas para prÓximo 28 de enero, el gobernador de california estableciÓ que el 15 de febrero se eliminara el requisito de cubrebocas en espacios pÚblicos interiores, pero se mantendrÁ para los no vacunados. >> que siga hasta que las personas estÉn seguras de los contagios, porque donde yo trabajo hay demasiados contagios. liliana: en delaware este viernes 11 de febrero va a expirar el uso de cubrebocas en espacios interiores, y en las escuelas para el 31 de marzo. oregÓn terminarÁ con la obligatoriedad del uso de mascarillas para el 31 de marzo. >> creo que al final del dÍa siempre serÁ una decisiÓn local, el gobernador de new jersey, uno de los mÁs fÉrreos defensores de las detecciones del covid—19 y le dejÓ la decisiÓn a los distritos escolares. >> es muy pronto para que ellos quiten eso. >> para mÍ no habrÁ ningÚn cambio. liliana: nuestra esperanza es que loose de lideres vean lo que esta pasando, ellos tomarÁn decisiones sobre los distri

pasadoo eto en redes repunte de residuo ilegales que se votarán en estos contenedores o personas que no vivían de esta caja, yo con mi teléfono grave como se roedor se metió debajo de este carro >>estos huecos que ustedes ven que son más de cinco son cuevas que hacen las ratas para tener sus crías ahí nos contactamos con la oficina de la concejal (nombre en inglés) que representa este distrito y por medio de un comunicado nos respondieron que el control de roedores del condado santa clara ha sido notificado que está trabajando para mitigar la población de ratas en el campamento pero josé me dice que no ha visto una mejoría. >> desde san josé telemundo 40 y ocho >>fíjese ronda el misterio por el avistamiento de una pitón adulta que había sido arrojada en la ciudad de auckland ahora las autoridades están tratando de encontrarla y advierten que por ser una especie no nativa podría estar escondida para tratar de estar con temperatura cálida. >> el incrementode incidentes en los vuelos en aeropuerto se está manteniendo muy preocupada las autoridades a los viajeros y también a los trabajadores de la

proyectos también incluye viviendas transicionales como esta las casitas esperanza donde se familias que vivíanir cuatro personas y la meta es que vivan solo unos meses hasta que ajusten la situación >>donde se puedan acomodar mientras buscan trabajo o están aplicando a diferentes lugares a un lugar donde puedan estar. >> líderes comunitarios están conscientes que estas iniciativas son buenas pero que terminar con la indigencia requiere de soluciones a largo plazo. >> siento que si tenemos que buscar soluciones más permanentes. >> para solicitar ayuda al programa casitas esperanza huelga habitaciones de hotel puede llamar a este número (información en pantalla) (información en pantalla) este número telefónico fue habilitado por el condado para que lo llenen cuanto a qué programa de vivienda puede calificar. >> se comenzaron a a aceptar diferentes solicitudes, quedaría exenta de una ley estatal que obliga a las comunidades a construir viviendas asequibles pero ayer el fiscal general del estado dijo que la declaratoria de santuario viola la ley estatal. >> estamos muy felices de lo que dijo el pr

this would be a normal road daily. vivian jones, this is this level will be at $995.00. and that's the problem is an increase in noise by 10, decimals is perceived as a doubling of volume. the damaging effect of noise is wolfley under estimated noise. pollution is a big problem in india, specially in metropolitan city, big city, you know, every center pollution control board publishes a date on noise pollution in metro metro city. the latest report was in 2017. i did shows that each and every metro city and all the monitoring station but not meeting the ambient noise standard, the cause of noise, pollution, modern society. all of us india got to do to the daily has almost 12000000 vehicles on the road. nothing phone has been driving his automatic show here for over 20 years. even noise polluter, but also victim not to get people hung unnecessary. and i would like to govern the band. if you're waiting at the red light, they're high, good home, don't get the data. when you get it in the morning leave and this is the 1st thing you encounter. it doesn't affect your day. i'm

vivian, all signs are point to go an invasion.sident biden did not make a mistake when he intentionally made putin has made a decision on friday, but putin and the president of france are still planning to speak today, blinken and lavrov are speaking as well. what's the point of continued talks when we believe putin has already made that decision? >> well, the u.s. and the west have made the calculation that diplomacy is going to be on the table until it's not. until an invasion actually happens and if it happens they are looking for an 11th hour breakthrough. this is what we're seeing now, they're ramping up in these potentially final hours before an invasion, trying to find some sort of breakthrough, some area where they can at least agree to continue talking, kick the can down the road perhaps if nothing else, but, you know, it i point it's looking very dire. intelligence officials we speak to, defense officials we speak to say that it is essentially starting to move, russian forces are starting to move at this point and it's l

because the fees vivian, blueberries fly off the supermarket shelves in europe and also people here the chance of a more comfortable life. but while peruse, economy enjoys the boost. the environment bears the burden the catastrophic consequences of importing can be seen across africa. heavily subsidized fed from europe has largely replaced regional produce at the expense of local farmers. agriculture in ghana, for example, is a struggling sector activist alberta. acosta encourages women to plot their own back yard gardens. it's economical and their families get to 8 freshly grown food. a crown of women is gathering to get some gardening tips. all grown fresh produce isn't hard, and the benefits are enormous. when does that come in out here in northern gonna out back to our cause, her and her team are showing local women how best to create a backyard vegetable garden. the small organization started out as a social media project global and soon gathered momentum, attracting a growing number of female followers. we had seats at all phase. we had some small guiding through. so we started ad

i just, we cannot, i flip the whole from the little nigerla, nothing. balboa vivian, not easily crocker door. major players, confusion kid will do a dealer like dash rooftop to the router. i checked him out on those like, shoot nobody at that gym at the chance and that's the reason of give it the least if you listen, we'll go again with the we've left a place a felony will go left with a lawyer going by them by elizabeth younger than you, my air force bring your knees in, you'll feel as more than if they'd bug when it is known that specialists and the asked the i and special prosecutor marta porsche worked closely with laza ranko which in addition to conversations with him, revealed that he worked with a very wide circle of people and ukraine laws. ranko was sentenced to 9 years in prison, but he only served 6. he was accused of embezzling $114000000.00, but that amount was eventually reduced to only $4000000.00. apparently, laws, ranko told everything he knew. the united states got the keys of access to almost all prominent officials, politicians and oligarchs. linkable from your mesa,

so now we hope that we can open in 15 to 20 days, vivian early moves around, 2000 residents have come back to the areas that were most affected by the wrapped in ethical. but if you have okay, know, they will have to repair a lot. but they still have a home hasa, garritano lost everything. me carsa liter amended. my house is literally a few kilometers from here under the lava, but i couldn't tell you exactly where any more. it's as if this were just one big black desert hero. it's impressive and i'm just impressive. now the architect lives in a flat. despite his plight, he is eager to rebuild the village of told, okay. below the lava all buildings have been dea located. they could be built in their former location and may even be built with some and made from the ashes of the company via ha. cassiano acres has been everything that we could build on the lava could be ecological and sustainable. but i also think there could be a protected natural area for the lava lauer a big part of it could stay alongside what was once the village of tod. okay, call me or what's now the new village of

receive little treatment or support, and many doctors are unfamiliar with potential long term effects. vivian mccarrow used to be a keen singer in her free time. she sang in a band and she'd sing when she made her dinner. but all left stop 2 months ago after she was diagnosed with coven. 19. the 1st symptom that i think everyone will tell you is expulsion. being exhausted, just basically by doing nothing. and, oh, doing a small activity and then you just get really exhausted. when vivienne became infected, she had trouble breathing and had to be hospitalized. but her symptoms never fully went away. like the blood clots in her lungs. felt religious duncan knew curry is investigating. long coven cases in kenya. he describes some of the more common signs this symptoms may include up, assistant call, up as his may be, fatigue may be on my soil and joint beings. i've had those who have memory lapses, of memory issues, and so on. so they can be just a continuation of the symptoms they head when they are sick or new emerging symptoms. so far more than the 3300000 people have been tested in kenya. 30

all are great to the resolution, the 5 resolutions and 2011, which began with the condemning that vivian action. i get off his actions. and i his statement about what he was going to do to compilation bankruptcy. so really though, is he more controversial arguably as seen by some power? ah, which is interrupted our programming here on our tea international because serv plan me peyton has been speaking to the russian security council. this is what he said for a teeniest lillian part of the population of his country primula. they didn't, they were accept nepal. new storm lou, this could it ties to hobbs line to remind me that it was anti constitutional ant logistics of blood was spilled because during this her van, so lot of innocent people were killed. you to know what was wrong, the pitiless because that was 2nd. so technically you to e armies put it, could you tie and no one is denying that good. so part of the citizens of this country, they didn't accept the this qu at the car solis a q. oh, dig a took a brave concerned people who lived in crimea and o l. e, but a jeweler. oh, so those

something if we are really focusing on, we know what the problem is like was known to what probably is vivian we are focusing on. now what do we do? is not just the media, it's the police to i show you stop. yes. and in both because they want to come to a quick conclusion. they want to close the case out as quickly as possible, and whomever they can pin it on, you know, member, they can get to confess or find some type of evidence to lead to that person's character. they want to do that. and if they can't do it, then it's pushed to the back burner rights, which it was the case even with my dad so which he had nothing to do with it. he kept saying that i didn't do it, i love him away. so he was not involved. however, when the man who did a charmingly, stewart was a serial a offender. right. he done the same thing in a $970.00. came again in 1986 twice in 1986. and so, but nobody looked at him, even when the young lady went to the police in november of the st of $986.00. nobody followed up again, right? so he did eventually go to prison for her case. but to lee our 2 cases, they took 21 years t

as soon as gentle voted, am vivian have shown. sometimes i almost see them standing before me and then i feel happy how to almost feels like they've returned to me as though i'm still coaching. the same claim with which was the center of bomb has meanwhile, been rebuilt and work on the citadel is ongoing. almost 90 percent of the citadel has already been restored and one day it will be returned to its former glory. the reconstruction program, which was launched by unesco, is using the same materials and methods employed and the original construction shows as 16 years have passed since the earthquake and we've been able to rebuild the old city of farm. we revive da soccer team and for 6 years in a row with them the undefeated champions of the reigning women's lead, one at lea kathy bomb is a typical iranian city. one that survived and overcome numerous conquests and natural disasters. it's a city with a long history that takes pride in its achievements and treasures. moving west. the morning sun casts its rays on the imposing expan

or i was going to know whose life was in the vivian west in ukraine. so janet, 1st of 40 hearing about these folks. 1 from the ukrainian side, what we hear is confirmation that the ukrainian delegation has arrived for talks, which is due to begin according to the time table as it was set out a little earlier any minute. now, no independent confirmation from the russian side or the better or some side about other attendees. but the ukrainian delegation we understand is a fairly high level one, led by the defense minister, alexi resonate call of other ministers there as well. and a number of n p's. so that's the sort of level at which these talks are going to be taking place on the ukraine. valerie and border, as i said, do to start any minute now. on the ukrainian side has said that as far as they are concerned, as far as what they're trying to achieve from these talks, it would be an immediate cease fire and an immediate withdrawal of rushing forces. from the other perspective, we know that the russians have not given any hint or indication that they i

you know the kids assessor vivian's, the 2 women and children sticker in simply worse graders, furious mid or 5 or like you know, how to say on a normal a standard on the were. do you know, accompanied by ty border authorities, we crossed into miramar, thailand's kin to stay out of this fight, but it monitor the situation closely. this is the last cure any position before the time border, which is just up the hill. for the ty authorities asked the current to move out months ago, because there are 250 myanmar soldiers based in these hills behind me. and they didn't want fighting to break out right. on the border. while were there a group of ker any fighters arrived to reoccupied the base? the fight is a friendly to the ties, but the relationship is clearly awkward and a little strained. dave met there was heavy fighting so we couldn't stay. we moved to another base until the fighting went quiet. and now we're able to return. for now the rolling hills of east men ma quiet, but this is just 190 kilometers from the most capital and the current leadership know the fighting will resume. now

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by the way, we would never have known many of these authors if it wasn't for book publishers like viviannd breaking not just because she sowt out writers of color who wrote about women with real depth but also because she wasn't afraid to publish explicit sex scenes. she changed the game with her publishing company candle light ecstasy which is one of those terms that only belongs in a romance novel. if you can combine candle light and ecstasy in real life, are you going to use your-- lose your eyebrows, steven helped publish great authors like sandra kitt who wrote love stories featuring both black and white characters so she referred to herself as a switch hitter, which i still think means something different now. is that when a dick is ambidextrous like he can hold a pen with his left and right testicle. anyway one of her greatest contributions was the novel adam and eva. this is about eva dunkin' escaping the death of her husband, takes a vacation to the virgin islands and basically by the time she leaves, they are just called the islands. what i like about sandra's writing is how sh

and many doctors are unfamiliar with potential long term effects. vivian mccarrow used to be a keen singer in her free time. she sang in a band and she'd sing when she made her dinner. but all that stop 2 months ago after she was diagnosed with coven 19 the 1st symptom that i think everyone will tell you is expulsion. being exhausted, just basically by doing nothing. and, oh, doing a small activity. and then you just get really exhausted. when vivienne became infected, she had trouble breathing and had to be hospitalized. but her symptoms never fully went away. like the blood clots in her lungs thought religious duncan knew curry is investigating long covey cases in kenya. he describes some of the more common signs this symptoms may include up, assistant, call up us, his may be fatigue, may be on my soil and joint beings. i've had those who have memory lapses of memory issues, and so on. so big can be just a continuation of the symptoms, the head when they are sick or new imaging symptoms. so far more than the 3300000 people have been tested in kenya. 300000 positive cases have been confir

mis papÁs ya vivÍan aquÍ. un dÍa llegÓ mi tÍa por mÍ y me dijo “nos vamos a ver a tus papÁs”.istintos edificios, infinidad de personas vestidas de manera diferente. ¿quÉ te trae a ti? romero: ah, no. se me hizo lo mÁs horrible. llegas en un apartamento donde vive tu mamÁ y tus 3 hermanas que no conocÍas, tu papÁ, tu tÍo, tu tÍa. y dices “¿quÉ es esto? todos en un single. entonces eso fue muy traumatizante. escobosa: luego debiÓ comer hamburguesas, cereales, papas fritas, muy diferente a la cocina de su abuela. romero: la comida, o sea, la comida. nada que ver, que te levantas y tu abuela te hace una memela, un cafÉ de olla, una tortilla con salsa, con semillas de calabaza y cafÉ. eso es tu desayuno. escobosa: mÁs adelante llegÓ su primer dÍa de escuela. romero: fue horrible porque nadie entendÍa que yo hablaba en zapoteco, la gente se burlaba sÍ hablÁbamos zapoteco, se reÍan. escobosa: y eran los mismos latinos, ¿no? romero: sÍ. y sigue siendo. escobosa: por eso, para ella los derechos lingÜÍsticos son esenciales. sÓlo en mÉxico hay 68 lenguas, sin contar el espaÑol. con eso e

>> bret: benjamin hall live in la vivian schiller anchoring 11:00 p.m. tonight. well. benjamin, thank you. up next, is vladimir putin mentally stable? many observers and world leaders who know him say no. >> he was always calculating and good. but this is different. he seems erratic if you have copd, ask your doctor about breztri. breztri gives me better breathing and helps prevent flare-ups. before breztri, i was stuck in the past. i still had bad days, flare-uph nghat i love. my doctor said for my copd, it was time for breztri. breztri gives you better breathing, symptom improvement, and helps prevent flare-ups. like no other copd medicine, breztri was proven to reduce flare-ups by 52%. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems ur

vivian pinebluff, arkansas. good morning, you're next. >> caller: good morning. i just wanted to make a couple observations. i'm in a state where we have so far identified well over 800,000 total cases, which about 900, almost 1,000 added just yesterday. we're in, we're just coming off a second spike. people are still dying. we've had a total of almost 10,000 deaths in our state. and people forget, you know, when we shut down the schools, people -- we didn't know what the impact was on children in our state. thankfully we've only had two pediatric recorded pediatric covid deaths. but we still don't have total vaccine protection for our children. and i think that we are still suffering from misinformation and fear and politatization from the last administration. that's just a fact. and, you know, individuals making statements about how harmful the mask mandate is when this little thing called science says that masks do help. prevent the spread of the virus. period. we know that the vaccine is working. we have proof that people who are still contracting the virus a

like when the branch can a vivians continue to mask up our children.e have known masks don't work for a while now. those cloth things? come on with one study most notably requiring student masking were each found to have not a statistically significant benefit. in other words, the measures could not be said to be effective. history is never going to forget what we did to our kids. we went full-on stupid. made them play their instruments in tents as nervous teachers ran away and hid making your kids kids collateral damage for their stupid fear? and despite the cdc' best efforts to suppress the data, the people are waking up. parents, they are not going to let their kids get muzzled any longer. as these hypocritical school board members just party away on the weekends. breathing free. just check out this one concerned mom who called out the border for their nonsense. >> ms. cass you also yelled for me the last time i was here for taking off my mask but here's a picture of you right here on facebook with a crowd of people. [gavel] >> that's it. >> with no

i play a character named vivian kept who is inspired by jessica.en reading her published articles and really getting to connect the dots of how her voice and her brain work and that's how i built vivian. >> let's take a look at a clip. >> why do you dress like that? >> like? >> like that. what are you wearing? you look poor. >> this is a nice -- i'm pregnant. maternity clothes are hard -- dress down for prison. >> no. you need to get better clothes. >> so anna is in prison but putting you on the defensive. >> it's incredible. it's all part of her -- it's all part of her strategy, isn't it, yeah, it comes so naturally to her. >> it is amazing she was able to pull this off for so long. >> it is. it's fascinating. i think any time somebody sort of skirts the edge of the social contract, we -- those of us who really like the social contract are very fascinated by how they do it and why. >> so tell us what it was like to work with shonda rhimes. >> she's everything she's cracked up to be and more. by now her leadership style is storied and it deserves e

we'll start with vivian from the "wall street journal." >> thanks very much. mr.retary, president biden said three days ago that if russia invades, they will have chosen war and the door to diplomacy will be closed. today he seemed to have left the doop or for diplomacy despite liabling what russia haas done as an invasion. even though you cancelled your meeting with minister lavrov, can you say what the circumstances would entail to justify talks at this point absent say a full withdrawal? does the actions in donbas open the door for potential negotiations? on that point if you indulge me. president putin said the crisis could be resolved if kiev abandoned future efforts to join nato. that's been a nonstarter for the west. what needs to happen for any of these talks to actually be entertained? minister, good to see you again. >> quick question for you. does the ukrainian government have any plans to evacuate in the coming days given the events that we've seen in donbas? secondly, the united states has informed the united nations of credible information showing th

i will start with vivian solomon, the wall street journal. thank you very much. and mister secretary, as president biden said 3 days ago that if russia invade, they will have chosen war and the door to diplomacy will be closed today. however, he seemed to have left the door open for diplomacy despite labeling what russia has done as an invasion. and so, even though you've now cancelled your meeting with a minister oliver of can you say what the circumstances would entail to justify talks at this point? absent, say, a full withdrawal and does the actions in dunbar kind of open the door for potential negotiations that on that quaint, if you'd with both indulge me with 2 questions, president putin today also said that the crisis could be resolved, if kept promised to abandon future efforts to join nato, and so that's been a non starter for the west. so what needs to happen then for any of these talks to actually be entertained? i minister clave, i could see again a question quick questions for you. i'm does the ukrainian government have any plans to evacuate? maria

vivian from pine bluff, arkansas, you are next. caller: good morning. i just wanted to make a couple of observations. i am in a state where we have, so far, identified almost 800,000 total cases with almost 1000 added just yesterday. we are just coming off of a second spike. people are still dying. we have had a total of almost 10,000 deaths in our state. people forget, when we shut down the schools, we did not know what the impact was on children in our state. thankfully, we have only had two pediatric -- recorded pediatric covert tests. -- covid tests. but we still do not have total vaccine protection for our children. i think we are still suffering from misinformation and fear and politicize -- politicization from the last administration. individuals making statements about how horrible -- harmful the mask mandate is. this little thing called science says masks do help prevent the spread of the virus, period. we know that the vaccine is working. we have truth that people who are still contracting the virus, people who are still hospitalized by the vi

he never did because they they came out after he died that that book that vivian. um cash's first wife put out came out. in fact after she had passed just after she passed away in 2008. so they you know, i think cash fans you read, you know everything that's ever come out about cash would be aware of those letters, but they haven't i don't think anybody's really dealt with them and the question of race in particular detail until now. it's interesting to think about because sometimes when people are drunk they say things that they they reveal something that maybe they've repressed that's not socially acceptable but people say, you know things that there's speak out nonsense and you give them a pass if you look at the balance of his life, i think you do a good job of treating that issue with with sensitivity. yeah. thank you. it's best known albums were as prison albums. those are the ones that i like the most and he clearly had a special empathy or or bond with prisoners, but i don't know if people are aware of how that develops. i wonder if you could you could disc