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his comments, that he didn't believe what meghan said in her interview with oprah winfrey in march, ledt herjob back? i mr morgan, why have you been trading at herjob back?— lost it in the first place. i had strong — lost it in the first place. i had strong opinions. we were the most talked _ strong opinions. we were the most talked about choate in the country, and on _ talked about choate in the country, and on my— talked about choate in the country, and on my last day, ironically, the most—watched show in the country, and i_ most—watched show in the country, and l was _ most—watched show in the country, and i was then asked to apologise for and _ and i was then asked to apologise for and honestly held opinion about meghan— for and honestly held opinion about meghan markle's claims to oprah winfrey— meghan markle's claims to oprah winfrey and i declined to apologise for up—to—date 0fcom has come out and emphatically endorsed my right to not_ and emphatically endorsed my right to not believe what the duke and duchess — to not believe what the duke and duchess of sussex were saying, and

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triggered very much for, brought to the fore by the comments the duke and duchess of sussex made to oprah winfreyh this year. i mean, what was your reaction to that? i actually am not going to comment too much on that, this is all i'm going to say, this is what i said to my friends when i was watching it in the room, and this is what i am going to say now. it was sad for me, knowing princess diana, to see that her two boys were not on good terms. as a mother, that is the last thing you want to happen with your boys. she is no longer here, that is her legacy, is her two boys, you don't want to see that happen. but it was the aspect of race, really, that i was more interested in. the race... because prince harry said he had been involved in conversations, at the time it was awkward, i was a bit shocked, and he was referring to the concerns articulated by the royal family he said, not the queen, about how dark a child he and the duchess might have. so it is that question, i wondered what your reflections were on that? more than likely, you have got a household of, all ages, different levels of arist

i'm oprah winfrey, and welcome to the very first national "oprah winfrey show." >> i was surprised at whole house. >> there are a lot of other people out there watching who really don't understand what you mean when you say, we're in love. because i remember questioning my gay friends, you mean you feel about him the way i feel about -- it's kind of a strange concept, you know, for a lot of people to accept. >> oprah was connecting with people in a way that no one had on tv before. and it was really special to see. >> well, did you know that for the longest time i wanted to be a fourth grade teacher because of you? >> my, i was not aware of inspiring anyone. >> i think you did exactly what teachers are supposed to do, they create a spark for learning. it's the reason i have a talk show today. >> oprah winfrey now dominates the talk show circuit, both in the ratings and popularity. >> i want to use my life as a source of lifting people up. that's what i want to do. that's what i do every day on my show. you know, we get accused of being tabloid television and sensational and so forth.

his comments, that he didn't believe what meghan said in her interview with oprah winfrey in march, ledts and resulted in him leaving the show good morning britain. 0fcom said its decision was "finely balanced", but that itv had "provided adequate protection to viewers from potentially harmful and highly offensive statements about mental health and suicide". you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. up to half a million people across the uk with severely weakened immune systems will be offered a third covid jab in the coming months. she received the nobel peace prize for her work with the poor and the dying in india slums. the head of the catholic church had said mother teresa was a wonderful example of how to help people in need. we have to identify the bodies, then round the coffins and take them back home. parents are waiting and wives are waiting. hostages appeared, some carried, some running, trying to escape the nightmare behind them. britain lost a princess today, - described by all to whom she reached out as irreplaceable. an early—morning car crash - i

of the claim by prince harry and meghan markle during their interview earlier this year with oprah winfrey different levels of aristocracy or aristocrat. do i think it was said? probably, absolutely it was said, i'm sure. buckingham palace said "recollections may vary", but anyway, yeah. how was it said? don't know, wasn't there. i can't comment for something i don't know, i wasn't there. i need to hear for myself. have i had it said to me, is what i can talk about, my own experience. yes, many times. and you can see the full hardtalk interview with naomi campbell on our network, starting on friday — do try to catch it. four amateur astronauts, have blasted off from florida in the first ever civilian—manned space mission. the group, led by us billionaire jared isaacman, will spend three days orbiting the earth. they've had six months of training, and are in in the same type of craft, that takes professionals to the international space station. here's our science correspondent pallab ghosh. a night—time launch by the private company spacex. just like nasa, but with more audience participati

personality and my very first board meeting, the first i started the job, second down next to oprah winfrey, next to bob johnson, time warner, american express. i'm terrified. a kid from jersey. what the heck am i doing here. the next day after a meeting, i was stuttering. called into his office and said, little nervous and you think. basically said something to me that's been helpful during this process. he said, those people are at the top of their game. they are the best in their field and so are you. and more importantly, they want what you're about to give them which is to build a museum. view yourself an equal. each one was different. quincy jones, huge house in beverly hills and there's oscars and emmys laying on the ground. oh, my god, quincy jones and finishing up the meeting and it was somebody from sweden and i had just come back from sweden. you know, i really love sweden and there's a museum i love which is about a ship that sank. quincy jones was like, wait a minute. you know that, that's my favorite museum in the world. he opened a closet and had a swine cost museum. we began

his comments that he didn't believe what the duchess had said in her interview with oprah winfrey ledmorning britain. today, he stood by what he had said about harry and meghan. i was entitled to not believe them. i was entitled to not believe them, and by the way, you're all entitled to not believe me — that is what happens in a democracy. so, the idea that i had to lose myjob for expressing a genuinely held opinion, i felt was ridiculous at the time, and i think it's ridiculous now. that was piers morgan speaking earlier today. the wetherspoons chain says a number of its pubs have run out of some brands of beer, because of problems with supplies. a shortage of lorry drivers is said to be an important factor in recent problems with logistics, across the food and drink industry. experts say that the pandemic is partly to blame, as are the effects of brexit. coca—cola says it's also dealing with similar issues, including a shortage of aluminium cans. our transport correspondent caroline davies takes a close look. it'sjust gone 3:30am in the morning. long hours, fast food... that'll do

graced the covers of many magazines which opened the doors for countless other black models like oprah winfreyg month. after sims left modeling, she made a fortune building a beauty empire featuring collections in cosmetics. she built her own venti before venti even existed. although like rihanna, she didn't have to deal all day long with people shouting at her, where's the damn album? seriously, though, rihanna, where is that album? of course, no black model was quite as groundbreaking as tracy norman, a closeted transgender woman who became a widely successful model, which wasn't easy to do in the '70s. norman booked her first gig with trickery. she followed models into a casting call for italian vogue and pretented she was a part of the group. a risky maneuver. one my uncle bevo successfully used to sneak on to the first trip to the moon. he's still up there, trying to sneak his way back. we miss you on earth, uncle bevo! 1975, norman became a model for clairol air dyes born beautiful campaign. the box she was featured on became the company's biggest seller for six straight years. after bei

his comments, that he didn't believe what meghan said in her interview with oprah winfrey in march, ledave 0fcom reached this decision? 0fcom have a balance competing pillars, the freedom of expression, free speech for broadcasters and the protection of audiences from harm. most complaints concerned his comments about mental health and suicide and race. 0n the first issue with the duchess of sussex had talked in her interview about having had suicidal thoughts and needing help and in response piers morgan said he did not believe a word she said. 0fcom did safe in isolation those comments did have the potential to cause harm but they also took into account the fact that he was robustly challenged by his co—presenter susanna reid and chris shipp who was also part of the discussion and overall itv had adequate safeguards in place and the code was not broken. when it came to racism meghan markle had said she felt she had had racist experience within the royal family and people complained that piers morgan had denied and belittled this and again 0fcom said this had the potential to be highly

personality and my very first board meeting, the first i started the job, second down next to oprah winfrey, next to bob johnson, time warner, american express. i'm terrified. a kid from jersey. what the heck am i doing here. the next day after a meeting, i was stuttering. called into his office and said, little nervous and you think. basically said something to me that's been helpful during this process. he said, those people are at the top of their game. they are the best in their field and so are you. and more importantly, they want what you're about to give them which is to build a museum. view yourself an equal. each one was different. quincy jones, huge house in beverly hills and there's oscars and emmys laying on the ground. oh, my god, quincy jones and finishing up the meeting and it was somebody from sweden and i had just come back from sweden. you know, i really love sweden and there's a museum i love which is about a ship that sank. quincy jones was like, wait a minute. you know that, that's my favorite museum in the world. he opened a closet and had a swine cost museum. we began

my very first board meeting, before it even started the job, they sat me down next to oprah winfrey, next to bob johnson, across from the head of time warner, head of american express. i'm terrified. i'm a kid from jersey. what the heck am i doing here? so the next day after the meeting, because i didn't do very well, i was like stutterin stuttering, -- called it his office and said you looked a a little nervous. i said, you think? basically he says something to be that has been so helpful during this process. he said those people are at the top of their game, the best in their field. and so are you. and more importantly, they want what you are about to give them, which is to build the museum. so view yourself as the equal. it made me realize that if i glad i could learn how to work with them but each one was different. quincy jones, i'll tell you the quincy jones story, it's the best. i saw quincy jones the very first time come huge house in beverly hills and you walk in and there's like oscars in amy's like laying on the ground. oh, my gosh, quincy jones. i was there early and he's

that walk again. 1 was a woman named annie cooper and if anybody saw the movie selma, opry oprah winfrey played annie cooper in the movie but shared her story and the children became so in love with her they started calling her grandma and some continued to write to her even afterwards but we never knew the historical figure that was so it was important for my students to have the opportunity to go to selma and the assignment on the trip was to meet someone from the march. i remember one student reached out to me and told me that when obama ran for president, he volunteered and worked in his campaign office because i thought about selma and this is a student that i had taken there when i was in the eighth grade. i had interviewed and of one ofe things no matter who wins, there were ross perot, bill clinton and bush and no matter who won i was going to take the students to the inauguration and i feel it was an opportunity to learn how it worked and also an opportunity for them to see the whole process in terms of the transition. at the inauguration headquarters it was at the navy yard and

one person met a woman named annie cooper, if anybody saw the movie selma, oprah winfrey later in theie but annie cooper shared with them her story and the children became so in love with her, they start calling her grandma. some continue to write her even after but we never knew the historical figure she was so i just said it was important for my students to have the opportunity to go to selma, to meet people there, their assignment was to meet somebody who participated in the original march and write about them. and they did and now a lot of those students are now in their 40s and they reach out to me. i remember one student reached out to me and told me when obama ran for president, he went and volunteered and worked in his office, campaign office. he said the reason i did that was because i thought about selma and this was a student i had taken in when he was in the eighth grade. when you plant these seeds, you don't know until years later the impact. regarding the election, it's very important for them because to go to the country in operation, i had promised, i interviewed at th

she made a big name for herself and won that tony in oprah winfrey's broadway revival of "the color purple," before playing american icons harriet tubman and aretha franklin on film. now she is out with her first solo album and a children's book that pays tribute to mothers and daughters. >> and i thought, wouldn't it be wonderful to create a book that felt simple enough to teach young kids to fill big dreams, but fill it with all that you can. >> cynthia arevo, plus the news and another life well lived when "sunday today" airs at 6:00 a.m. in the bay area. if you don't find yourself up at that hour on a sunday, we get it. set the dvr and we'll see you wherever you're ready for us. >> got to love willie geist. before we go, we want to remind you that we are clearing the shelters today, so we want to check in one last time with laura garcia and marcus washington live at berkeley humane. good morning. laura's holding someone else. >> this is ringo. this is ringo. one of the adorable kittens available for adoption out here at berkeley humane. it's a great day to take a furry friend home. >> t

so one of the persons that they met with andy cooper and if anyone saw the movie the selma oprah winfrey played andy cooper in the movie but andy cooper had shared with them our story and the children he came so in love with our they started calling our grandma and some of them continue to write or even afterwards that we never knew the historical figure that she was. but that was important for students to have the opportunity to go to selma and to meet people there. their assignment on the trip was to meet someone who participated in the original march. they did that and now a lot of those students reach out to me. i remember one student reached out to me and told me when a bomber ran for president he volunteered and worked in his office and he said the reason why did that is because i thought about selma and this is a student that i taken when he was in the eighth grade. he'd plant the seeds and we don't know until years later the impact that regarding the election i felt it was very important for them to go to the clinton inauguration. i had interviewed them prior to the election one

oprah winfrey, eva longoria, ashley judd and others that aren't his famous resigning.st celebrity scene jumping ship since the ending of titanic. that was funny or not? you people are out of your mind. the organization's faced criticism upon learning that the ceo was helping andrew cuomo with p.r. for his sexual harassment scandal. here's part of the statement the lord put out. we see the current crisis is an important opportunity for growth and change. well, the first initial changes the locks at the governor's mansion. i don't trust that guy at all. what do you think? what was the problem with times out? what was their big sin? >> kat: they are right, they can grow. you have to grow beyond being an anti-sexual-harassment organization in helping us actual harasser. it's not harder to do better than that. i would say the brand is probably done. i feel like you could put new people in there but it's always going to be associated with this and it isn't just that it's an insult to the women who were victims of andrew cuomo specifically greatest way they handled this is an

but it's not billionaires like oprah winfrey or mark zuckerberg who gets kicked with killing taxes orc measures. as the middle class that gets kicked. california energy and climate rigs are so crippling to working families, especially minorities, they have actually been the green jim crow. and larry elder, the leading republican in the september 14th recall effort, aims to turn all of this around. speak out what is the first thing you are going to do? speak out to the extent there any statewide mandates or mask wearing or vaccine mandates they are going to be revealed. public emergency on on homelessness. public emergency and water. >> laura: more from the canada from his old neighborhood and just a few moments. what we are revealing you tonight is a cautionary tale. the media shielding for newsom and the teachers union and big tech bankrolling, that is happening, but none of that can change the fact that the truth that california is dying a slow and painful death. but a political backlash is brewing. people still have the power to turn the tides. now is the time to throw the leftists

by, brought to the fore by the comments of the duke and duchess of sussex, comments made to oprah winfreyt? i actually am not going to comment to match on that. this is i'm going to say, this is what i said to my friends and i was watching it in the room, and this is what i'm going to say now, it was sad for me knowing princess diana to see that her two boys were not on good terms. as a mother, that's the last thing you want to happen with your boys. she is no longer here, that's her own, that's her legacy, her two boys, you don't want to see that happen. boys, you don't want to see that happen-— that happen. but it was the asect that happen. but it was the aspect of — that happen. but it was the aspect of race, _ that happen. but it was the aspect of race, really, - that happen. but it was the aspect of race, really, that| that happen. but it was the | aspect of race, really, that i was more interested in asking about, because prince harry said he had been involved in conversations at the time it was accurate, i was a bit shocked and he was referring to the concerns articulated by a memb

his comments, that he didn't believe what meghan said in her interview with oprah winfrey in march, ledn beer brands, because of ongoing problems with supplies. deliveries of carling and coors beers have failed to arrive the number of weather—related disasters around the world has increased five—fold over the past 50 years, according to scientists from the united nations. in the first ever long—term analysis of its kind, they say climate change is causing more intense and more frequent extreme weather. but far fewer people are dying now due to storms, floods and droughts — and that's thanks to better early warning systems. 0ur chief environment correspondent justin rowlatt has more floodwaters engulf cars... oh my god! yo, yo! ..roofs are ripped off buildings, as hurricane ida smashes into the us earlier this week. the category four hurricane is just one of a long list of weather—related disasters to hit the world this year. wow. there have been heatwaves and terrible forest fires in the us, south america, europe and siberia. no, no, no, no! and there have been terrible floods, too, inc

during one of his country's most challenging times earned him the nickname america's mayor by oprah winfreys he would end every press conference on a positive note. >> i would say we're coming out of this because i wanted the people of my city to lift their eyes up. out of this. into the future because i was going to let those damp terror is beat us. giuliani says that it pains him some 20 years later that the taliban is back in control of afghanistan just like they were on 9.11. >> the taliban refused to hand over al qaeda leader osama bin laden. the mastermind behind the 9.11 attacks. they allowed him to hide out in afghanistan. and it was these actions that launched the 20 year war for now, mary beth mcdade ktla 5 news. >> be sure to join us tonight for a 30 minute special on the 20 year anniversary of the 9.11 attacks. you can catch it tonight at 1030 right after kron 4 news at 10 right here on kron 4. talk about our 4 zone forecast this saturday night. a live look at the transamerica pyramid in downtown san francisco. hopefully your saturday off to a good start as we get kick off the w

my very first board meeting, before it even started the job, they sat me down next to oprah winfrey, next to bob johnson, across from the head of time warner, head of american express. i'm terrified. i'm a kid from jersey. what the heck am i doing here? so the next day after the meeting, because i didn't do very well, i was like stutterin stuttering, -- called it his office and said you looked a a little nervous. i said, you think? basically he says something to be that has been so helpful during this process. he said those people are at the top of their game, the best in their field. and so are you. and more importantly, they want what you are about to give them, which is to build the museum. so view yourself as the equal. it made me realize that if i glad i could learn how to work with them but each one was different. quincy jones, i'll tell you the quincy jones story, it's the best. i saw quincy jones the very first time come huge house in beverly hills and you walk in and there's like oscars in amy's like laying on the ground. oh, my gosh, quincy jones. i was there early and he's

annie cooper if anybody saw the movie selma, oprah winfrey played her in the movie. annie cooper had shared with them her story, and the children became, you know, they became so in love with her. they started calling her grandma. some of them continue to write or even afterwards but we never knew the historical figure that she was. i just thought it was very important questions to have the opportunity to go to selma to meet people there. their assignment on the trip was to meet someone who participate in the original march and write an essay about them. and they did that, and now a lot of those students are now in their '40s and the reach it to be. i remember one student reached out to me and told me that when obama ran for president he went and volunteered and work in his office. campaign office. he said the reason i did is because i thought about selma, this was a student i've taken there when he was in the eighth grade. sometimes when we plant these lessons, plant of these seats, we don't know until years later the impact. regarding the election i think is very i

annie cooper, if anybody saw the movie "selma", oprah winfrey played annie cooper in the movie, but annieooper had shared with them her story, and the children became so, you know -- they became so in love with her, they started calling her grandma, and some of them continue to write her even afterwards, but we never knew the historical figure that she was, so i just felt it was very important for my students to have the opportunity to go to selma, to meet people there. their assignment on that trip was to meet someone who participated in their original march and write an essay about them. >> uh-huh. >> and they did that, and now a lot of those students are now in their 40s, and they reach out to me. i remember one student reached out to me and told me that when obama ran for president, he went and volunteered and worked in his office. >> uh-huh. >> and he said the reason why i did that is because i thought about selma. this is a student that i had taken there when he was in the 8th grade. so when we plant theseless -- these lessons, plant these seeds, sometimes we don't know till later i

annie cooper if anybody on the selma, oprah winfrey played annie cooper in the movie. so annie cooper had shared with them personally and the children became so, they became so in love with her. they started calling her grandma and some of them continue to write her even afterwards but we never knew the historical fear that she was. so i just said it was very important for my students to have the opportunity to go to sell the , to meet people there . their assignments on that check was to meet someone who participated in the original march and write an essay about them. and they did that. and now, a lot of those students are now in their 40s and they reach out to me and i remember one student reached out to me told me that when obama ran for president, he went and volunteered and worked in his office. and the reason why i did that he said is i thought about selma and this was the student i had taken in when he was ineighth grade . to have these lessons, plant these seeds, that's we don't know until years later the impact and regarding the election i thought it was impo

>> well, i'm very fortunate in that i have a mentor in oprah winfrey, who is incredible.as talking with her about it. and she mentioned, you know, "the fact that so many people recognize you, you know, come up to you, say these things to you means that your poem worked, that you actually did what you showed up to do." i showed up and i did the work and the work is now working on its own, if that makes sense. i -- i love to write poetry that continues to have its own energy and momentum beyond me. >> i'd heard on the street everybody was approaching you. everybody wanted something of amanda gorman and wanted to pay you for it. and that you have turned down millions -- millions, because it just wasn't right for you. i know that's going to be hard for some people, at your age especially. how do you make those decisions in going, like, you know what, thank you but no, not for me? >> i just try to be very intentional with how i conduct myself and my spirit in the world. it always has to come back to here and i think what speaks from heart to mind. >> intentional? >> uh-huh. >>

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it was as if brooks winfrey were coming. the cheering. the sense of gorbachev among americans, american business people, as a hero, was palpable. he was more popular than ronald reagan at that moment because he was seen as changing the world. and he walked over, right, sort of looked at me, and he said, jeremy -- no, he didn't do that. he didn't do that at all. that's what should have happened, right? he came about three or four feet away from me and there was just a throng of people trying to touch him and connect with him. that's the moment, ladies and gentlemen, the cold war ended. why did it end that moment? because i said so. no, it ended that moment because what was clear to me, and i recognized this as a 16-year-old then, was that americans no longer feared the soviet leader. you cannot imagine stalin being treated that way. reagan's hard line and his idealism has collaborated with gorbachev's reform agenda. and reagan's support for gorbachev's agenda. if we go back to the image we had here, the sense that they could be partners ha

oprah winfrey: this is the return of something truly spectacular.effrey: strategically targeting those within a car drive. and, as we saw recently, those who are coming are glad to be back, even amid continuing uncertainty. >> i'm loving the fact that the shows are back and being able to come and see as many shows as possible. so, yes. >> and please let broadway open, please. jeffrey: for now, at least, it is. for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown in new york. >> that is the newshour for tonight. join us online and again here tomorrow evening for all of us at the p newshour, inc. it joining us. please stay safe, and we will see you again soon. >> the rules of business are being reinvented by a more flexible workforce, looking not only at current opportunities, but ahead to future once. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.] >> johnson & johnson. bnsf railway financial services firm raymond james the ford foundation and with the ongoing support of these individuals and

comments made by piers morgan about megan, duchess of sussex and her 0prah of sussex and her oprah winfreyrning britain. the number of weather—related disasters has increased five—fold in the past 50 years, according to the world meteorologicalorganisation. it says many of them can be attributed to climate change, but fewer people are being killed. here's our environment correspondent, matt mcgrath. as the slow—moving hurricane ida pummelled louisiana in recent days, it caused catastrophic damage and left millions without power. weather—related disasters like hurricane ida have increased in number in recent decades, according to the wmo. the scientists say the rise has been influenced by climate change, as humans have continued to warm the planet through the use of fossil fuels. in germany and belgium earlier this summer, torrential rain saw towns and villages rapidly flooded, sweeping away lives and homes in seconds. in germany and belgium earlier this summer, torrential rain saw towns and villages rapidly flooded, sweeping away lives and homes in seconds. almost half of all the deaths th

after saying he did not believe claims made by the duchess of sussex during her interview with oprah winfrey it, and suddenly, we get a plethora of new news channels, we've had gb news launched in the summer, and of course, rupert murdoch, only a few months ago, was saying that he didn't think there was a business case for a new news channel in the united kingdom. but things have changed. maybe looking a little bit at what happened to gb news with that slightly declining audience, its technical troubles and the disappearance from its airwaves, of its lead presenter and chairman andrew neil this week. it all suggests that maybe things are in flux, so they have announced that there will be injanuary, or maybe early next year, this new talk tv, it will be streaming, in america on a fox nation, which is the fox news streaming service, and it will even be on australia. this is the piers morgan programme in particular. they are looking for a global side of things in particular, but also trying to reach an audience that it feels maybe is not being served entirely by the existing landscape. of cours

his comments, that he didn't believe what meghan said in her interview with oprah winfrey in march, ledudiences from harm. now most of the complaints were concerned with two particular areas, complaints were concerned with two particularareas, piers complaints were concerned with two particular areas, piers morgan's comments about mental health and suicide, and race. 0n the issue, the duchess of sussex spoke to 0prah about having suicidal thoughts and needing help. as a response, piers morgan said she didn't —— he didn't believe a word she said. 0ff kim —— off comp said those comments and isolation had the potential to cause harm, but they added the fact that he was robustly challenged by his co—workers, so the overall itv had put adequate safeguards in place in the code was not broken. similarly when it came to racism, meghan had said that chief had had recent expenses with the royal family, and people claim that piers morgan denied and belittled this. again, 0fcom said this had the potential to be highly offensive, but that again piers morgan invited comments from other guests on the

maria shriver and oprah winfrey. >> whoa! together >>> good morning. 8:56. i'm marcus washington. yesterday a police officer was shot in the line of duty. he is expected to recover, but leaders are now declaring gun violence a public health crisis asking alameda county to allocate federal stimulus money for violence prevention, including mental health services and community medical clinics. >>> happening now, our bob redell is speaking with city leaders he will have the full story at mid di, link to more at the top of our homepage. >>> oakland schools have become the first of the bay area to require all eligible students to receive a covid vaccination. find out the steps and how soon other districts may follow. we will have the local bl update in an hour. >>> live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza, this is "3rd hour of today." >> good thursday morning, welcome to this third hour of today, september 23rd, friday eve, craig, here, mr. roker, dylan dreyer is here, sheinelle is off this morning. hopefully she's back tomorrow. >> she's resting her voice. if you're not 100%, don't com

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