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a mask that we don't have to wear a mask, it's almost like we are up. we are going to make sure the rest of you are down here for the rest of your lives. they want to make two classes, the ability of the people at the top to make the rules and all the rest of you peons are down there and that includes your kids and everybody else. >> they should have thought about it when they decided to not be billionaires. >> greg: that's a good point! what you're talking about is true, that is why the race card is played to hide the class card, you can't notice the differences in classes if you're constantly being pitted against different races. >> it is about creating two classes in this country. >> greg: this party was a getty offspring, they make their billions off of oil. she takes her private jet to party with an oil baron. >> look at the 400 jets that were in glasgow when they had their climate meeting. >> greg: old man, can you imagine being there wearing a kilt? imagine. the breeze must be insane. i got to say this -- a quick reminder you can come see me on t

flip-flops [ laughter ] nothing safe happens in flip-flops i won't wear flip-flops to drive. meanwhile, eugene's wearing them to do this >> [ bleep ] [ light laughter ] >> seth: two things i learned about eugene -- one, he's fearless and prioritizes comfort. you're probably wondering how eugene got brave enough to go ahead -- go head to head, excuse me - with an alligator. well, in an interview, he said that when he saw the animal, his army training kicked in. [ laughter ] which explains this new ad for the army -- "we throw away more gators before 6:00 a.m than you do all day. eugene also said he watches a lot of animal planet videos and that he grabbed the trash can and put it on its side because he thought the alligator would, quote, "think that i'm a hippo or something." [ laughter ] i don't watch a lot of animal planet, but it's nice to know that alligators are stupid [ laughter ] they've been on earth since dinosaur times and they still can't tell the difference between this and this? [ laughter ] so once the alligator was inside the trash can, what did eugene do high-f

is he talking about wear a mask. when you talk about peer reviewed study of masks one done in denmark showed it didn't work. look at all of sweden 1.8 million children have not been wearing masks for the last two years zero covid tests havee the teachers been infentanyled. turned out the teachers are infected the same rate as the rest of the public. no masks for a year, year and a half. that has worked.

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said no, no, you do have to wear a mask. they have said that a boosters were not necessarily going to be thing and mandates from knocking necessarily going to be a thing and now we have both boosters and mandate. so if he goes back on this, it will, i think, a road, some of the confidence that biden came in with, remember, he was partly elected because he was the adult in the room. he was somebody for whom was a political veteran that would not see a new problem if he doesn't show. com, even handed leadership on this. and i don't think he particularly has on this or many other things that he's going to continue to see his approval rating a road like it is right now. and it's under water by nearly 10 points. and also we're seeing the rubber hit the road a literally when it comes to some industries that the by the ministration ruled and osha ruled that a lot of truckers in america would not have to comply with this because the buy the ministration also has a real big problem with the supply chain and having less truckers on th

and we're going to reimpose locked and we're going to be imposed mosque wearing. that's a big hurdle, isn't it? o, and need a be a big challenge. people i'm fatigued, all one to be out of this. and so as i, we, we need to be creative. how to reach people who are otherwise difficult to reach, you know, of a rec scenes at concert that football games. and if you're using every possible idea to increase lexianne t and indeed we need, we need to learn how to better message the importance of axis. maria, it seems as though from our past discussions that we've had, that one of the most common and solutions to this would be to effectively produce a society which is haves and have nots. if you have the vaccine, then you can go out and lead a normal life. if you do not have the vaccine, then you cannot do x, y, and zed. you cannot have a normal life. is that something that is practical? do you think? do you think at the end of the day, governments have to, as lawrence was saying, step up and say, right, you get your freedoms, if you have the vaccine, you have fewer freedoms

a theatre, out and about not wearing a mask, _ a theatre, out and about not wearing a mask, even— a theatre, out and about not wearing a mask, even at a hospital a couple of weeks _ a mask, even at a hospital a couple of weeks ago. if you want people to do this and — of weeks ago. if you want people to do this and we need to do this that you have _ do this and we need to do this that you have to— do this and we need to do this that you have to lead by example. it would _ you have to lead by example. it would be — you have to lead by example. it would be quite a good idea if boris johnson _ would be quite a good idea if boris johnson did it. i think what's interesting is that this is actually how we — interesting is that this is actually how we deal with this, how the country— how we deal with this, how the country deals with this. it's probably— country deals with this. it's probably a good indicator of what lies ahead in the future. because as nigel— lies ahead in the future. because as nigel said. — lies ahead in the future. because as nigel said, this is about buy

it's cool with me not wearing it. i'm fine taking it off just because having to work with it like this and like having it on for so long, like sometimes my ears get irritated. so yeah, i'm i feel ready in marin county. i'm james torres ktvu. fox two news. well, younger children can start receiving their covid vaccines as early as this week. a cdc advisory committee meets tomorrow to consider recommending fighters vaccine for 5 to 11 years old. 11 year olds. doctors say there's an urgent need to vaccinate this age group as the delta variant spreads if the cdc gives the green light, the dosage amount will be a third of what adults and teenagers are given. visor believes the smaller dose will reduce the risk of side effects. the company says clinical trials show the vaccine provides more than 90% protection for children. and the fda says it does need more time to decide on whether or not it will approve moderna's covid-19 vaccine for children ages 12 to 17 regulators say it's so they can look into reports of a rare side

the kaos, you know, under his administration, the cdc said that anybody who's vaccinated shouldn't wear mask, and then they did the hokey pokey and said no, no, you do up to where a mass they have said that boosters were not necessarily going to be thing and mandates. i'm not going necessarily going to be a thing and now we have both boosters and mandate. so if he goes back on this, it will, i think a road, some of the confidence that biden came in with. remember, he was partly elected because he was the adult in the room. he was somebody for whom was a political veteran that would not see a new problem. and therefore, would be able to handle it better than the bull in the china shop that donald trump was. if he doesn't show com, even handed leadership on this. and i don't think he particularly has on this or many other things. then he's going to continue to see his approval rating a road like it is right now when it's under water, by nearly 10 points. the white house at odds with the states, the republicans taking on the democrats. so, democrats timing on a callback on the facts surrou

>> wear a mask. if you're with people. if you're alone inside, you don't need to wear a mask. >> if you finished your vaccination, you should get a booster when? >> within six months or more from the time you got your original vaccination regimen. if it is an mrna and two months or longer if it's a j&j. >> if you're not vaccinated and you get a negative covid test, are you good for indoor gatherings? >> you know, it depends. if you have a pcr test and you're talking about worrying about infecting others, if you're negative and you go indoors, you have a risk of getting infected if there are people there infected and not wearing masks. that's the reason why whatever your situation is, you should be wearing a mask with indoor congregate settings when you don't know the vaccination status of the people that you're congregating with indoors. >> if you want to see people who are in a higher covid or hot spot area and you're vaccinated, are you good to go travel there? >> you know, nothing is 100% risk free, ari. sure, travel in

you don't need to wear a mask. the situation is that when you are outside in indoor congregant settings where you do not know the vaccine status of people, then you should be wearing a mask. if you're in a situation where everybody is vaccinated, then you really don't need to wear a mask. if you're at home, that's the situation. that's the reason why the cdc says when you're in congregant settings and you have no idea who's around you, there's no requirement for vaccination, that's when you need to wear a mask. if you know people are vaccinated, you don't need to wear a mask. >> that's been basically my m.o. on the subway i wear it, but not in social gatherings. not in places where i know there's vaccine checks. this is a big new mask wearing. there's been a lot of back and forth on masks. a big new mask wearing study out in the british medical journal saying it's the single most effective medical measure against coronavirus, cutting incidents by 53%. that's according to a new study. it does seem like masks in indo

we're going to be imposed mosque wearing. that's a big hurdle, isn't it? oh indeed, a big, big challenge people. i'm fatigued, all one to be out of this. and so as i, we, we need to be creative how to reach people who are otherwise difficult to reach, you know, of a vaccine that concerns that football games. and if you're using every possible idea to increase lexianne t and indeed we need, we need to learn how to better message the importers of axis. maria, it seems as though from our past discussions that we've had, that one of the most common and solutions to this would be to effectively produce a society which is haves and have nots. if you have the vaccine, then you can go out and lead a normal life. if you do not have the vaccine, then you cannot do x, y, and zed. you cannot have a normal life. is that something that is practical? do you think? do you think at the end of the day, governments half to as lawrence was saying, step up and say, right, you get your freedoms, if you have the vaccine, you have fewer freedoms. if you don't yes, i do support th

they did the hokey pokey and said no, no, you do have to wear a mask. they have said that a boosters were not necessarily going to be thing and mandates from knocking necessarily going to be a thing and now we have both boosters and mandate. so if he goes back on this, it will, i think, a road, some of the confidence that biden came in with, remember, he was partly elected because he was the adult in the room. he was somebody for whom was a political veteran that would not see a new problem if he doesn't show. com, even handed leadership on this. and i don't think he particularly has on this or many other things that he's going to continue to see his approval rating a road like it is right now. and it's under water by nearly 10 points. and also we're seeing the rubber hit the road a literally when it comes to some industries that by the ministration ruled and osha ruled that a lot of truckers in america would not have to comply with this. because the, by the ministration also has a real big problem with the supply chain and having less truckers on the r

the students are wearing masks. likewise with our outdoor ridiculouseration opportunities, our world-class ski resorts, anybody can ski, but to go to a lot of indoor places run by the ski resorts, they're making sure folks are vaccinated to help make sure we don't have additional unvaccinated tourists filling up colorado hospitals. i think we have a good model to do it. we had a good ski season last year. the thing we need most right now is more snow to make sure we give visitors from across the world the visit they expect. >> brennan: why not institute more capacity restrictions, do things to try to help contain the spread? >> well, these are happening in our state. there are areas of our state where people are-- have to wear masks indoors. there are other areas of our state, like the university, where vaccination requirements -- >> brennan: but you as a governor. >> most of the ski resorts which are the source of most-- yeah, as i said, i'm very proud of the steps that the ski industry has taken. i think they're d

they say if they want to wear this discard, let them work. you know, this was a bad campaign, and the war culture from the west is terrible and from the gain of places, and it's making inroads in europe. and this will lead to be problems with what you want to work. let's say that in france, just put it in perspective. in france, we have a lot that has been voted in 19 o 5, which is the freedom of calls which gives you which separates the states from the religion. so every woman has the right to word their stuff. this is really a big problem, is that the islamists use it to hold press women in the areas of france with this and they go any more. and women, we're in just to have peace. i'm a what you say, but when you talk to muslim women here in france on, in other countries, you have some women that say that i want to learn that it's my freedom. and i feel ok worrying that as to women in iran. and if you prefer sunni country, as the women in saudi arabia going to what they think of the heat shops when the police follows them to see if they are

guest: for domestic travel, with the exception of hawaii, the only real requirement is wearing a mask. the mask mandate has been extended now through mid-january 2022. that mandate has caused some level of friction on airplanes. the faa has reported a record number of in-flight incidents, upward of 3000 of those reported by airlines, in part due to a failure of passengers to wear on airplanes. for international travel, it is a lot different. number one, you have to get a covid test before returning to the united states. and for almost all foreign nationals, you need to be vaccinated and show proof of vaccination. if you are an american citizen traveling back to the united states from a foreign country and you have not been vaccinated, you have to get that covid test within one day, where as if you have been vaccinated, you need to have it done within three days. so by and large, going to the airport with domestic flights feels basically the same, as long as you are wear your mask, and hopefully not giving the flight attendants any trouble. host: on "meet the press" this past sunday,"

other places they make the staff wear a mask. coming how it makes sense with 1500 people sitting there having a good time eating and drinking and dancing with 12 servers with masks make a difference? this is what they are doing that have some compassion for their comfort level if this is just for theater this is not the appropriate place to do to these employees and they should be able to breathe. [applause] now our next speaker. >> good morning first of all thank you to governor desantis senate president simpson a male state representative i am a husband and father of 11 an emergency medicine physician. until the past saturday i was a director of one of the few pediatric ers in the panhandle of florida. after 12 years of surface in may same hospital i was suspended due to my inability to comply with the mandate my exemptions were denied despite my sincerely held religious convictions like many others i worked to the entire pandemic and had and recovered from covid and i continue to make on —- test positive with the titers of a

"well, we did win a grand prix and frank had to wear the tartan trousers. he was a friend to the end and it was sad that he was so ill at the end, that, in a way, today he has passed way in peace, today he has passed away in peace, and for that, i think frank would appreciate that. he was a wonderful man, wonderful for british motor sport. very proud of his knighthood, and correctly he got a nice knighthood, and he brought along so many, many successful grand prix drivers to the very top and win world championships. i mean, you mention his illness at the end there, but of course one major life defining was his car accident? 1986, wasn�*t it. i wonder, can you give us a sense of how he coped with those life—changing injuries? well, for many, many weeks, he was unconscious, he was never — he had a great doctor, sid watkins was looking after him, and more than once sid called me to see if i thought it was better for frank to slip away, because he was in deep unconsciousness. i thought "oh no, we can�*t do that, we have to keep trying," and of course si

merely because i'm telling people they need to wear a mask. can you imagine that, bill, it doesn't make any sense. but that's what the reality is. senator frist: you know, it's -- people ask me all the time do you wish you were in washington? i said no. look at dr. fauci of all people. what advice do you have? we have-- we are coming on the holidays here, and we'll wrap things up here. any advice to the public with respect to covid-19, just overall staying safe ourselves and our families over the holidays? dr. fauci: that's a great question. people need to hear that. i'm pleased to tell them. if you get vaccinated and your family is vaccinated, you can feel good about enjoying a typical thanksgiving, christmas with your family and close friends. we unfortunately still have the dynamics of infection in the community about 70,000 new cases today. when you go to indoor congregate settings, go the extra mile, be safe, wear a mask. but when you are with your family at home, goodness, enjoy it with your parents, your children, your grandparents. the

and if they wear that, it shot well, all in black. that is cipher city, not at all. thousands of environmental protesters have send it on glasgow host city of the cup 26 climate summit led by celebrity activist gret tune burg. they're not happy about what they see as a mirror talking shop taking place. tens of thousands of protesters turned out most under the age of 30, or choosing rural leaders of failing to clean up the mess the holes, urging them to take drastic action. activists have denied the policies agreed upon the top 26 as self serving and not sufficient to prevent temperature rising. meanwhile, the anti poverty organization not from has issued a new report accusing billionaires of driving climate change. the data is based on predictions of behavior. up to 2030. it's expected that the carbon footprint of the richest, one percent will be 30 times above what is needed to keep the earth from warming more than they supposed to tipping point of one point. 5 degrees. the pollution they cause will be greater than half of the world'

and if they wear that, it shot well, all in black. that is cipher city, not at all. thousands of environmental protest her is descended on glasgow host city of the 26 climate summit live pictures in fact from there, right? not a quarter past mid day in the scottish city, a lot of clock cards, a lot of activity up to 50000 people expected there in what is a wet on windy glasgow today. it's all really led by celebrity activists read the tune berg. they are not happy about what they see as a mere talking shop. let's go through it. tens of thousands of protesters turned on friday, and under the age of 30, more expected today they're accusing. were leaders of failing to clean up the mess they caused, urging them to take drastic action. activists have denounced the policies agreed upon cup 26, a self serving on not sufficient to prevent temperature rises. meanwhile, the anti poverty organization ox from has issued a new report accusing billionaires of driving climate change. the data is based on predictions of behavior up to 2030. it is exp

those have been fully vaccinated, must wear masks in doors. and from saturday, people in the netherlands hoping to wear masks in public areas and show vaccination passes to enter museums and jims, belgium, as also reimpose mosque wearing and encourage people to work remotely. after infections there, hit the highest level in the year. the ok, let's bring in our guests in the sun, switzerland. we have of these will dismiss that she's professor emerging infectious diseases, london school of hygiene and tropical medicine and birmingham in the u. k. lawrence young. he's an infectious diseases specialist at what university presented in poland, murray, or gunshot. she's head of the department of infectious diseases at the university of zillow, nor go to a warm welcome to each of you on a lease. i'm going to start with you. how different, if at all, is this scenario that we're seeing in europe compared to the scenarios we saw in the early days of the pandemic? the situation is similar, but also quite different. last year we, there was a rapid upset al

we're going to be imposed mosque wearing. that's a big hurdle, isn't it? o, and need to be held big challenge people. i have the teeth all one to be out of this. and so as i, we, we need to be creative how to reach people who are otherwise difficult to reach, you know, of a rec scenes at concert that football games. and if you use every possible idea to increase maxine up t and indeed we need, we need to learn how to better messaged the importers of axis. maria, it seems as though from our past discussions that we've had, that one of the most common and solutions to this would be to effectively produce a society which is haves and have nots. if you have the vaccine, then you can go out and lead a normal life. if you do not have the vaccine, then you cannot do x, y, and zed. you cannot have a normal life. is that something that is practical? do you think? do you think at the end of the day, governments half to as lawrence was saying, step up and say, right, you get your freedoms, if you have the vaccine, you have fewer freedoms. if you don't yes, i do suppo

because you don't wear them _ difficult. because you don't wear them at — difficult. because you don't wear them at the table. you can't take them _ them at the table. you can't take them on — them at the table. you can't take them on and off in between sips of a drink _ them on and off in between sips of a drink so _ them on and off in between sips of a drink. 50 really, what you should do in my— drink. 50 really, what you should do in my view_ drink. 50 really, what you should do in my view is— drink. 50 really, what you should do in my view is to wear them when mobile — in my view is to wear them when mobile. and use them as you are entering — mobile. and use them as you are entering and exciting the premises. -- exciting — entering and exciting the premises. —— exciting the premises. but that is a small— —— exciting the premises. but that is a small fraction of the total time — is a small fraction of the total time you _ is a small fraction of the total time you spend in there. so there are limitations in terms of how effective — are limi

and then they did the hokey pokey and said no, no, you do have to wear a mass. they have said that boosters were not necessarily going to be thing and mandates, not going necessarily going to be a thing. and now we have both boosters and mandate. so if he goes back on this, it will, i think, a road, some of the confidence that biden came in with, remember, he was partly elected because he was the adult in the room. he was somebody for whom was a political veteran that would not see a new problem and therefore would be able to handle it better than the bull in the china shop that donald trump was. if he doesn't show com, even handed leadership on this, and i don't think he particularly has on this or many other things. then he's going to continue to see his approval rating a road like it is right now when it's under water by nearly 10 points. the white house at odds with the states, the republicans taking on the democrats. so, democrats timing on each other and the facts surrounding on the and faxed, like i said, for all those promises of healing, it looks like i

build bow was expelled for wearing $1.00 cost. you said it's all about freedom of expression where keen to spread the message that clothes don't have a gender and that we should all be free to express ourselves as we choose. however, richard lucas, the leader of scottish family party, and believe the initiative will only increase the already large number of children who suffer from gender confusion. what's happening in western culture, the language, if there is a move to see any gender distinction as a problem, as to try and subvert it, to overcome it. and while we're another now say whether or not the end results might be possible to do after that probably isn't positive in most cases, trying to use children as part of that process at a stage where there is where skirts are clearly seen as female clothing. so you're saying through a boy basically addresses a girl that's been helpful because gender confusion is an epidemic in the western world. remember, there's a massive increase in the number of children or young people who ran,

from street wear to the likes of louis vuitton. >> becoming artistic director at men's wear for louis vuitton was enormous. it was an incredible opportunity. >> reporter: the industry giant, passing away shockingly over the weekend at the age of 41. after a private, two-year battle with a rare and aggressive cancer that attacks the heart. >> the signs tend to be fairly nonspecific. by the time you find it, it's usually already spread. >> reporter: the world abloh had built and the cultures he managed to marry, emblematic in the tributes that came pouring in, from the likes of versace, to hip-hop star drake. >> he was endlessly curious and creative, truly prolific and original. >> reporter: he was born in 1980, to parents from ghana, in rockford, illinois. >> coming from this immigrant family, that was really -- they had high ambitions for him. his background was in civil engineering, and in ark tes architecture. but his mother was very adept at -- as a seamstress or at sewing. >> reporter: he had no normal fashion training. instead, earning a masters degree in architecture, before ris

and will i still need to wear my mask? >> those are such great questions big bird and it turns out lots ofs an faunls have questions too. >> so over the next half hour, we're going to be answering your questions. talking with experts and giving you the information that you need about vaccinations for kids. >> oh, um, you know what, elmo better go change. see you later. come on. it is time for the town hall. yay! ♪ >> welcome to the abc's of covid vaccines, a cnn/sesame street town hall about covid vaccines for children. they're now available for kids ages 5 and up. joining me as always sanjay gupta and sesame street's big bird. >> hi, everyone. >> hello there. >> oh, and -- >> hi everybody. >> hi, gran we bird. >> oh, my goodness. is that dr. sanjay and erica. go ahead and ask your question. >> okay, granny bird. my question is my granny bird said that i might get the vaccine and, well, what is a vaccine? >> well that is a good place to start, right. think about it like this, big bird. your body has a lot of these teeny

it promotes the wearing of the veil is a part of someone's i tentatively dance in promoting the hedge ab soon v janet field is in the values that france defense that deduce could if it's when women take their they'll off that they become free. now the other way around remembering that women are free to wear the he job is one thing to say that freedom is in the he job is another, it's promoting it. is this the role of the council of europe? the slogan, freedom is in her job, was a thought off during an online workshop, nor the council of europe said that it reflected what was said by some of the participants, not fuller version goes, beauty is in diversity. as freedom isn't her job, it's led to a fierce discussion right across europe with opponents saying the garment is an emblem of oppression. li issue is a particularly hot topic in france, as it was the 1st european country to introduce a bomb and full face islamic vales in public. and although wearing the job is legal, it's not allowed in certain public places, including schools and government offices. in 2018, the united nations hu

they say if they want to wear this discard, let them work. you know, this was a bad campaign, and the war culture from the west is terrible and from the gain of places, and it's making inroads in europe. and this will lead to be problems with what you want to work. let's say that in france, just put it in perspective. in france, we have a lot that has been voted in 19 o 5, which is the freedom of calls which gives you which separates the states from the religion. so every woman has the right to work their stuff. this is really a big problem, is that the islamists use it to hold press women in the areas of france with this and they go any more. and women, we're in just to have peace. i'm partly i part yeah, you really what you say, but when you talk to muslim a woman here in france on, in other countries, you have some women that say that i want to learn that. so it's my freedom and i feel okay, we're in that as the women in iran. and if you prefer sunni country, as the women in saudi arabia going to what they think of the heat shops when the

- is that still wearing well? a lot of eo - le is that still wearing well? a lot of people have _ is that still wearing well? a lot of people have said _ is that still wearing well? a lot of people have said on _ is that still wearing well? a lot of people have said on these - is that still wearing well? a lot of| people have said on these things, particularly the sleeves allegations that it was already priced in and they didn't think it would make much of a difference. but you start looking at the polls and you see there has been some pole in the daily mirror showing the gap is tighter. but you expect now, when we are halfway between elections, that the opposition party would be in the lead. i think some people in the labour party will be questioning why are they not further ahead at this time? when ed miliband was in composition democrat competition of david cameron, he was 15 points ahead. so i think there'll be some rumbling from labour back benches questioning what's going on with the strategy that they aren't pulling ahead right now.— strategy that t

tomorrow, three bay area counties will have new rules for wearing masks and doors -- indoors. they are all easing their mandates to various degrees. a new day and another new set of guidelines to follow in the pandemic. we are live from san rafael to sort it all out. >> do you want to know what my halloween costume is? >> sure? >> yes what value? >> i am tomorrow. >> he has waited months to say that line. he owns this restaurant in downtown san rafael. starting monday, vaccinated customers and staff know longer need to mask up. >> i am excited about it ending. some still want to sit outside. >> marin county is the first of the bay area to lift its mask mandate. >> we are looking forward to it. >> we will watch it real close. if they ask us to start wear a mask in, we will do that. >> they hope things do not go backwards. numbers have now been achieved for advancing into the moderate category. >> vaccination rates are above 80% for all residents. hospitalizations have reclined. there are only two people with covid in marin county hospitals. none in the icu. >> he is still uncom

it is not mandatory by law now to wear a mask on the train, but on the tube you are expected to wear a mask, on other trains, apparently you can choose whether or not to do so. of course, if you expect others to look after the rest of the population then you are at least recommending or asking people to wear masks, it once again looks as if there is one rule for one group and one rule for everyone else. i do not think, in this instance that that criticism would be fair, but it is not a good look and it would have been sensible, i think for the prime minister when he is on this kind of public transport, on public view, perhaps to have chosen to wear a mask in this instance, but you know, it makes a good picture and a good story, i am it makes a good picture and a good story, iam not it makes a good picture and a good story, i am not sure that this is a major incident, if you are going to ask me. it major incident, if you are going to ask me. , ., ., , major incident, if you are going to ask me. , ., ., ., ask me. it is more a case of mixed messages — ask me. it is more a case of mix

remember, don't be an ass, wear a mask. i hope to see you soon. >> this has been a message from the texas department of public health. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he may be a psychopath but he's not an idiot. [ laughter ] speaking of idiots. earlier this week, we heard from congresswoman lauren boebert of colorado, a woman who wears glasses to make it seem like she can read. [ laughter ] she is apparently not a fan of me or our show. over the weekend she tweeted a clip from our monologue with the message, "good morning, jimmy kimmel is a sexist pig, have a great day." which is rude, very rude. all i did was say her videos reminded me of stepmother porn. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i thought was obviously a joke. her videos are so much dumber than stepmother porn. [ laughter ] some of these videos show makes are so unbelievably over the top, it's hard to believe this person exists. they seem like sketches from "saturday night live." so much so that we went out on the street and showed people passing by clips of her actua

you urged americans to wear masks. many cities have lifted masto mandates. are you calling on state and local officials to reinstate mast mandates? president biden: with regard to your last question, i encourage everyone to wear a mask. unless you are eating or speaking into a microphone. the degree of spread impacts whether or not there is a need for any travel restrictions. i do not anticipate that at this point. we will see. we will see how it works. ok. i will ask the other alex. >> is this the new normal that americans should expect? should we expect intermittent travel restrictions? the stock market going forward? can you give any reassurance that this will not become the new normal? dr. fauci said earlier that lockdowns and shutdowns are off the table. you set that will not be part of your plan. why are you taking that off the table? president biden: i expect this not to be the new normal. i expect the new normal to be everyone gets vaccinated and has the booster shot. it remains to be seen what the elements of this particular strain are. i hope it wi

one of the reason why we wear bright colors. that way you know in the confusion and chaos and will work to your advantage depending on which way you are. yeah, it's a good weapon. other questions? >> how cheap were they then? >> we're talking probably a good years wages. it's very expensive. again, it's another reason to maintain it. but it is something that you all would be required to have as members of the militia. >> so how would the musket balls melted down from lead vary from the musket balls they melted down from statues and stuff? >> you use the same lead. nonetheless, not too concerned what the metal is. we just want that projectile to take them out. nothing is standardized. how much powder you put in your cartridge, what size your balls are, all that sort of thing it's whatever you come up with, it's all personal. do we have rifles? we do, but they're very few and far between. by 1778 only 3% of the weapons in the field are rifles. that's really, really small. there's a lot of problems with rifles. they are longer whic

i mean, it's great seeing anybody wear your clothes. you know, not just celebrities on the red carpet, but anybody that wants to wear my stuff. it's probably really uncool actually i really just want to clap or something. >> jimmy: people don't just clap for you and go, "i love it i'm so excited." yeah i have some photos i want to show you, because when you and david beckham started dating, you guys wore, kind of, matching outfits a lot i don't know if you did this on purpose. [ laughter ] do you remember? i mean -- okay >> we have been known to we didn't do it that much. but every time we did, it was very well documented, and just will not leave me alone. let me tell you. >> jimmy: it follows you around, yeah >> it really does. >> jimmy: but why did you do it just because you were just love and in love? >> it just seemed like a really good idea at the time, you know [ laughter ] >> jimmy: to wear matching outfits together >> it really did i think it was a naivety then. we didn't know about fashion we were just having fun with it which,

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you still have to wear your mask in restaurants, schools and stores. in marin, masks are required but no longer required in most indoor settings, and this includes restaurants and stores, and masks are still required on public transit, and jails and schools, and so that starts at noon today and so a few hours until that begins. reporting from walnut creek, bob redell for "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. >>> a teenager is facing charges in the deadly shooting outside of the home of a gilroy city council member. the boy is accused of shooting four people at rebeca armendariz's house at a costume party that ended at 1:00 in the morning. one person died, three others injured, two in critical condition. the victims range in age from 17 to 19. >>> a live look this morning at mineta airport and this is where bay area travelers will face another day of headaches. american airlines canceling 10% more of its flights today, and that's after canceling 1,700 since friday. according to flight aware, 250 flights canceled so far, six of them in the bay area toda

no, the other way around. remembering that women are free to wear the he job is one thing to say that freedom is in the he job is another, it's promoting it. is this the role of the council of europe? the slogan of freedom is in the head job was thought up during an online workshop. the council of europe says it's simply reflects what was said by some of the participants. a full version go as quote, beauty is in diversity as freedom as in his job. the response in france has drawn criticism all across europe with many sang. it shows a lack of respect for the right of women to choose what to where. however, it's a particularly hot topic in france as it was or the 1st european country to introduce a nation wide band on fool faces. arming veils in 2011 and wearing the hid job is not allowed in certain public places, including schools and government offices. in 2018 the united nations. she went to rights committee said, or the french rule violates the freedom of religion. earlier it was discussed here dancy the story with a caruso sham lou and attorney in paris and independent journalist l

and if they wear it shot, well, all in black, that is diversity. not at all. in the world news, 8 people are dead filling. crowd surged, a music festival in texas. you may find these images coming up now upsetting dozens more people were injured. as the crowd rushed towards the stage, many lost consciousness and collapsed and that caused mass panic. there were around 50000 fans in the outdoor venue on friday's opening 9 to the music by the council. and other in the day before the tragedy stroke this up and people film schooling, the event security perimeter, nothing down metal detector. where there's been a tragedy in west africa was at least 94 people killed and dozens more injured in a fuel truck explosion in sierra leone vehicle in question, collided with another laurie in the capital free town, quoting to the mass, some victims had been trying to collect fuel from the tanka, just before the last the while over in the united kingdom. the was hail some bonfire night of the anti establishment 1000000 man. march, a dozen people were arrested, a police officers

that's him screaming at a parent who supported kids wearing masks. just calm down. we know who you are. you represented zsa zsa gabore in in a crisis communication campaign? yes, sir. and you are now representing rod? correct. but she said, darling, when you have lemons, make lemonade. the more you can throw your butt in the back the better posture you will have. there you go. i was literally being cancelled, - threatened etc and i needed somebody who could obviously navigate through the hardships - in what lay ahead. i've never been a hated person my whole life, i i've beenjust the opposite. i write love songs. i'm going to play the first chorus and then take another song. - kill me, destroy me, cancel me but don't. threaten me and my family. so i brought michael— in so we didn't end up in a ditch, my parents didn't end up, you know... - i mean, with the concerns that you raise i would imagine that security or the police would be the right response? why a publicist? you are right, we did - have the police, the tvi, the mail inspectors, . they pretty much lived ov

todd: you're obviously wearing a pin, we're wearing a pin to honor the birthday of the marines, we wouldn't have our freedom without them. and you did have a great placement of the pin on your -- >> right on my little bow. todd: smart. >> thank you. carley: 246th birthday. >> looking good, u.s. marines. carley: looking good. looking as young as ever. founded in 1775, revolutionary war and the concept was created at a pub in philadelphia. >> where most great ideas start. and we'll have a great band on "fox & friends" so please join us. it's going to be amazing. we love you, u.s. marines. carley: we've been honoring the marines all morning long. time is 52 minutes after the hour. nancy pelosi endorses the idea that the military needs be playing blamed for the world's pollution while china and russia didn't even attend the climate summit. ♪ i'm chi lan, i am a mom, and a real estate agent. after having a kid, everything that you used to do for yourself goes out the window. the lines that i was seeing in my forehead were getting deeper than i was used to them being. and i realized, you know,

people are being urged to get their boosters and to follow new rules — from tuesday — on mask wearing in england. everyone wants us to protect the progress that we have made. and that is why we have acted very swiftly and, i believe, in a proportionate way with the news of this new variant. in the netherlands, 13 more cases have been identified from flights that arrived from south africa. also this evening: tens of thousands of homes and businesses are still without electricity — in the wake of storm arwen. four european countries hold crisis talks on the migrant crossings. the uk was not invited. and sir frank williams — who created one the great formula one teams — has died. good afternoon. the health secretary says he wants to expand the uk vaccination programme as a matter of urgency — because of the new omicron variant of coronavirus. a third case has now been identified here and there are expected to be more — with concerns that it may spread more easily and potentially evade current vaccines. ministers say they have acted swiftly. in england, mask wearing in shops and