that is the adenovirus vector vaccine, either astrazeneca or j&j. if you get the mrna pfizer armor donor, there is no risk with clotting for those vaccines, and the risk of clotting is very small or general. if you got one j&j followed by another experience so far, it has not increased the risk of clotting over all, but we will continue to follow that. kristen: all right. how is the vaccination effort going for kids 5-11 in california? they just became eligible to couple weeks ago? dr. chin-hong: california is going gangbusters. already, 1 in 10 have gotten vaccinated. but if you look around the state, 10% of the kids in l.a., 40% in marin county, 25% in san francisco. can you believe marin county, 40%? kristen: not surprising, that is marin county. cases are inching up nationwide as thanksgiving arrives. officials are not saying do not gather or celebrate, the message is more celebrate as safely as possible. what are examples of doing that as safely as possible? dr. chin-hong: it is kind of knowing who your group is. for example, if you are going t

the j church is a complex changebecause it not only affects j customers but all of our rail routes . the feedback we are currently operating the j church unjust on the service from church and market to the park and the feedback we've heard from customers is that this change has made it difficult to get downtown. people don't like to have to transfer . avery's concernsabout their pavement conditions which is being addressed . as well as some safety concerns related to the intersection of church and market. we also know through some of our technical analysis that the not having the j and the subway along with some of the other changes we've made is having a huge benefit to the reliability of service. and i'm just going to in the interest of time skip to slide 13 which summarizes some of the incidents. for j customers the travel time is about the same but they have to transfer. i think it's important to just fly back for many j customers this is not an improvement. having to make a transfer when youdidn't before can create challenges , it can create opportunities for trip breakdown. but

the j church is a complex changebecause it not only affects j customers but all of our rail routes . the feedback we are currently operating the j church unjust on the service from church and market to the park and the feedback we've heard from customers is that this change has made it difficult to get downtown. people don't like to have to transfer . avery's concernsabout their pavement conditions which is being addressed . as well as some safety concerns related to the intersection of church and market. we also know through some of our technical analysis that the not having the j and the subway along with some of the other changes we've made is having a huge benefit to the reliability of service. and i'm just going to in the interest of time skip to slide 13 which summarizes some of the incidents. for j customers the travel time is about the same but they have to transfer. i think it's important to just fly back for many j customers this is not an improvement. having to make a transfer when youdidn't before can create challenges , it can create opportunities for trip breakdown. but

j for many years ago. but adam heard adam curtis and so i'm thinking of hyper normalization. that's where we're heading into everyone to check out that documentary. so again, we are told this the biggest empire in history of the wealthiest nation in history, but we have squalor in there one of their richest. if not, they're richest city and the united states, which generates more of their g d p than anywhere else with high tech and, and we know social media and that sort of stuff. but you also have these sort of quotes and that, that the situation cannot be resolved, right? so i can't really reconcile just the fact that this criminal activity is allowed to happen. i myself a called the cops, a number of times said one of these people. so let's look at another headline about what they're suggesting for san francisco. so here's a woman being terrorized by homeless people in her street. and most of them by the way, or, or actually just drug addicts or mentally ill and need hospitalization or athens him. you k

the curry documentary that goes into, i'm not out of curry, of course, is the famous mtv j d j v j for many years ago. but adam curd adam curtis is so i'm thinking of hyper normalization. that's where we're heading into everyone to check out that documentary. so again, we're told this the biggest empire in history of the wealthiest nation that in history. but we have squalor in there one of their richest, if not, they're richest city and the united states, which generates more of their g d p than anywhere else with high tech and, and we know social media and that sort of stuff. but you also have these sort of quotes and that, that, that the situation cannot be resolved, right? so i can't really reconcile just the fact that this criminal activity is allowed to happen. i myself a call the cops, a number of times said one of these people. so let's look at another headline about what they're suggesting for san francisco. so here's a woman being terrorized by homeless people in her street. and most of them, by the way, are, are actually just drug addicts are mentally ill and need hospitaliz

j for many years ago. but adam heard adam curtis and so i'm thinking of hyper normalization. that's where we're heading into everyone to check out that documentary. so again, we're told this the biggest empire in history of the wealthiest nation in history. but we have squalor in there one of their richest, if not their richest city. and the united states, which generates more of their g d p than anywhere else with high tech and, and we know social media and that sort of stuff. but you also have these sort of quotes and that, that, that the situation cannot be resolved, right? so i can't really reconcile just the fact that this criminal activity is allowed to happen. i myself a called the cops, a number of times said one of these people. so let's look at another headline about what they're suggesting for san francisco. so here's a woman being terrorized by homeless people in her street and most of them by the way, or, or actually just drug addicts or mentally ill and need hospitalization or athens. him, yo

if you have a severe allergy to peg, the j&j vaccine should be very safe. kristen: before we got onto thanksgiving stuff, i want to ask you, what are the other conditions that could be brought on by covid, either short-term or long-term that people should be aware of? >> the most important ones for post-covid situations his long covid -- is long covid. it affects up to 30% of people. many people know somebody who might have it. we think that it is much more common to get long covid after -- if you are unvaccinated, you get covid, by more than two times compared to if you are having a breakthrough infection while vaccinated. that's an important issue. also the symptoms that people have with breakthroughs, if they do get symptoms, they are very different, no brain fog, may be some alterations of taste and smell might linger. some of these inflammatory conditions, let covid toe -- like covid toe, it could inflame your heart, etc. after covid has gone away, that is called mis-c in children and mis-a in adults. these are the symptoms post-covid that we look out

please welcome ll cool j! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> love, love. >> kelly: oh, my god, you look so nice. i like your suit. >> ll cool j: thank you. >> kelly: you look so good! >> ll cool j: i feel good. it is >> kelly: you should. it's great to see you in person. it's been too great to see you too. we have been doing a lot of zooms a lot of suit tearing out a lot of screens. people in the building. what's up, real people? [cheers and applause] >> kelly: last time you were here you were giving fans or actual phone number because people were having problems during the pandemic. what was it like? did you get calls and texts? >> ll cool j: i got a couple of calls, and talking to people, birthdays, and just good vibes and energy, and when everybody was quarantined, i just wanted to make myself a little bit more available than i usually am and share some love and try to -- >> kelly: people need some. >> ll cool j: and that's what i did and it went well. >> kelly: how many people ask you out on a date? >> ll co

up on this gigantic news it came straight down but that's not anything have 0 to do with j&j that's part of the seditious row dags i'm talking about for stocks like j&j and anything related to semiconductors. but we don't have a spike in interest rates which make's j&j 2.7% yield pretty enticing, especially since it has such a great balance sheet. this breakup happens to be the ceo's last major move at the job. so to anyone who's selling the stock here, will you please ask yourself, if you trusted goreski this far, how can you not trust him all the way? as i see it, the spin-off of a consumer products company, think band-aids, neutrogena, tylenol, that will be a consolidator in the industry more importantly the pure play drug business that will be left will be the fastest-growing big pharma company in the universe it should become an instant market darling its valuation has been held back by the consumer product that is being spun off, which is why j&j, despite its incredible growth, its great management, sells for just 16 times earnings think 12, 14, 16 what else? lately omnichanne

but did not disclose that to the public. >> thousands of people have sued j & j. some winning tens of millions of dollars in judgments. >> johnson & johnson ordered to pay $55 million to a south dakota woman who blamed her o var kran cancer on the company's talcum powder. a st. louis joir awarded her more than 110 million. >> a jury awarding a california woman $417 million dollars. >> one single verdict for $20 women exceeded $2 billion. >> trevor: who we, that is a lot of lawsuits. you know you [bleep] up when your company is giving away more money than powerball. i get why it st happening. guys, you cannot be selling baby powder with absz action in it. people are rubbing the stuff all over their bodies. not to mention the cocaine dealers who mix it in with their products, now you got innocent coke heads snorting action asbestos, it is unacceptable. the experts at johnson & johnson, they have found a cure, but unfortunately, it is not a cure for the cancer, it is for the company's legal problems. >> johnson & johnson is filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy bsh bsh ba

j. >> for some of us, there's a little bit of an emotional tug that it won't be j&j stuff anymore. >> reporter: the company says the split will allow each unit to focus better. >> we want to create two global leaders that has great potential today. but very strong plans for the future and the consumer business with iconic brands. >> reporter: brands like tylenol. when seven people died after taking tylenol that was found to be laced with cyanide, j&j pulled millions of bottles from shelves. but the brand has last some luster in recent years j&j has fought both sets of claims, and is trying to separate the body powder company into a subsidiary. it won't be j&j anymore, but the products are likely to change. >> if you like listerine, if you like tylenol, you'll continue to like it. you probably won't notice a big difference. >> meg, thanks. >>> americans quitting their jobs in record numbers that's what is topping cnbc's on the money. t a report 4.4 million americans quit their jobs in september with many americans demanding greater pay and flexibility. >>> the s.e.c. rejecting a big co

j for many years ago. but adam heard adam curtis the so i'm thinking of hyper normalization. that's where we're heading into every want to check out that documentary. so again, we're told is the biggest empire in history of the wealthiest nation that in history. but we have squalor in there. one of their richest, if not, they're richest city in the united states, which generates more of their g d p than anywhere else with high tech and, and we know social media and that sort of stuff. but you also have these sort of quotes and that the, the situation cannot be resolved, right? so i can't really reconcile just the fact that this criminal activity is allowed to happen. i myself a call the cops, a number of times said one of these people. so let's look at another headline about what they're suggesting for san francisco. so here's a woman being terrorized by homeless people in her street. and most of them, by the way, or, or actually just drug addicts or mentally ill and need hospitalization, or have you know, the freedom to poop on the streets. well, here we have residents and c

the curry documentary that goes into adam, not out of curry, of course, is the famous mtv, a d j, v j for many years ago. but adam heard adam curtis, so i'm thinking of hyper normalization. that's where we're heading into everyone to check out that documentary. so again, we're told this the biggest empire in history of the wealthiest nation that in history, but we have squalor in there one of their richest. if not, they're richest city in the united states, which generates more of their g d p than anywhere else with high tech and, and we know social media and that sort of stuff. but you also have these sort of quotes and that the, the situation cannot be resolved, right? so i can't really reconcile just the fact that this criminal activity is allowed to happen. i myself a call the cops, a number of times said one of these people. so let's look at another headline about what they're suggesting for san francisco. so here's a woman being terrorized by homeless people in her street. and most of them, by the way, are, are actually just drug addicts are mentally ill and need hospitalization

the curry documentary that goes into adam, not out of curry, of course, is the famous mtv, a d j, v j for many years ago. but adam heard adam curtis the so i'm thinking of hyper normalization. that's where we're heading into every want to check out that documentary. so again, we're told this the biggest empire in history of the wealthiest nation that in history. but we have squalor in there one of their richest, if not, they're richest city and the united states, which generates more of their g d p than anywhere else with high tech and, and we know social media and that sort of stuff. but you also have these sort of quotes and that the, the situation cannot be resolved, right? so i can't really reconcile just the fact that this criminal activity is allowed to happen. i myself a call the cops, a number of times said one of these people. so let's look at another headline about what they're suggesting for san francisco. so here's a woman being terrorized by homeless people in her street. and most of them, by the way, or, or actually just drug addicts or mentally ill and need hospitalizat

whether it is combining j trains running only on the surface and j trains in the tunnel. there are infrequent trains that go down town. at least some for whom that is important. other trains only run on the surface just for biting the bullet and recognizing if we have a one seat ride that is the way to do it through the bus. we will let people get to downtown that way. i think there are other things to look at. what we have now is not really working for the valley and not for me. i want to thank m.t.a. staff julie, shawn, jeff for their time, their transparency, for meeting with folks many times and a dialogue how to make this go forward. chair borden i am sure up come up with the right answer in december. i want to thank you for willingness to engage with neighbors around 48, 35 and to try to figure out away. there have been winners and losers there as well to try to achieve agencies goals in terms of better service without unduly burdening folks in the neighborhood. that is my speech. my question is back in our working group conversation we spent a lot of time on the op

this j. p. morgan, j. p. morgan, big queen. actually more like digital gold than ever. and predicts $146000.00. i mean, we've covered this and that's within this story essentially, is that you have bitcoin and then you have all these other stable points on the stable coins are kind of like, mean coins in there. i guess they're hoping that all these young millennials and generation z, the zoom wears, who are like into mean stocks and mean lives, an avatar world and, and live in a virtual reality. maybe that might drive the value of, of the dollar is a mean stable coin up higher. right. ok, well, gonna take a break and when we come back much mark coming your way with there's a patch of water around in the dr. seal island in contention between canada and the united states, you know, where their government has suddenly become optimal for lobster. our population here is exploded. one of the most valuable fisheries that ever existed. suddenly you had me and canadian fishermen in these waters at the same time jousting for position and attention or high violence is bound to hap

we already said anybody who got j and j should get a booster. and the parallels we can create among these three vaccines, the better the effect will be. kristen: i can see the benefit and simplicity, but is the booster really necessary for healthy people in that broad 18-64 age group? dr. rutherford: really were a zero-sum game and you didn't get a vaccine, you knew it was going to zambia, that would be a consideration. but we don't have those considerations. so the question is, do you want to get the vaccine or throw it away? with that kind of calculus, most people would opt to get the booster dose to provide additional immunity into the future, get away from this problem of breakthrough cases, and cases among vaccinated people, and it will help us move forward more rapidly. i am in favor of it. there is going to be an upside for many people in a downside for nobody in terms of getting the booster. dr. rutherford: that is a fair formulation, yeah. kristen: let's give examples so people can consider if this is them -- would you get the booster i

whether it is combining j trains running only on the surface and j trains in the tunnel. there are infrequent trains that go down town. at least some for whom that is important. other trains only run on the surface just for biting the bullet and recognizing if we have a one seat ride that is the way to do it through the bus. we will let people get to downtown that way. i think there are other things to look at. what we have now is not really working for the valley and not for me. i want to thank m.t.a. staff julie, shawn, jeff for their time, their transparency, for meeting with folks many times and a dialogue how to make this go forward. chair borden i am sure up come up with the right answer in december. i want to thank you for willingness to engage with neighbors around 48, 35 and to try to figure out away. there have been winners and losers there as well to try to achieve agencies goals in terms of better service without unduly burdening folks in the neighborhood. that is my speech. my question is back in our working group conversation we spent a lot of time on the op

their alibaba rival, j. d, did see games more than 9 percent on the same day. shares and embattled property firm china, advert grand group fell nearly 6 percent on thursday after selling their stake streaming company, how you can moving to japan, the new k is down for the week, but just slightly. the index almost moved into positive territory on friday, as investors looked at an agreement from the government on a $490000000000.00 stimulus package. as the nation deals with economic fall from covent restrictions and the supply chain issues, we have talked so much about as move to india, where we have another red arrow for the 7 sex down by one percent on the weak. india's pay t m saw it's chairs fall by 24 percent in their 1st day of trading this week as investors were concerned over its business model. despite being india's largest ever i. p. o. meanwhile, there is some upside for the centex is morgan stanley sees a 17 percent surge by the end of next year. and australia, the ass x is and by about a half a pe

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possible ought to quickly reach and implement an understanding on a mutual return to compliance with the j. c. p, away by closing the relatively small number of issues that remained outstanding at the end of june. when the 6 round concluded. we believe that if the iranians are serious, ah, we can manage to do that ah, in relatively short order. but we've also been clear, including as this pause has dragged on for some time, that this window of opportunity will not be opened forever. the announcement of more talks there happened just hours after iran reported a naval incident in the gulf of a man. it's accused the us of trying to capture a tanker carrying its oil. us denies the claim with the pentagon saying it's bogus and ridiculous. in other news, the u. n. is accusing all sides of atrocities in ethiopia. and investigation says the government and rebels and the ticket conflict of violated human rights laws and in some cases may amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity. new jersey governor phil murphy's narrowly won reelection. he is the sites 1st democratic governor to win a 2nd te

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j&j shares drove the dow up about 16 points but only about 2% here. on the conference call this morning the company told investors a settlement stemming from litigation claims over johnson's baby powder, whether it causes cancer, that's separate from the announcement, apparently. the company has denied the claims. the pharma if unit will inherit the j&j name ask had been the larger of the two companies, 65% of sales and faster growing. okay, health care priorities, a shift to e-commerce, an interest in personal care, that's why they're doing it right now or that's why they say they're doing it right now. neil: but 3m could be next. they have to break into three companies -- >> reporter: otherwise it would not make -- 6 or 18? neil: we'll have to wait and see. that's your homework assignment. gerri willis following that for us. erin gibbs, get her take on this right now. very good market watcher. erin, what do you think of this trend that gerri was outlining? you know, there does seem to be a pattern here, could pick up the ace. how do these things usu

i am part of the restore j work group. the thing that troubles me most there is no technical analysis that m.t.a. presented that would support what they call option one. keeping the j out of the tunnel. in fact, the technical analysis supports option two. putting the j in the tunnel at 15 minutes headway. four trains per hour. currently they are running 18 to 20 trains per hour. if we added the j four that would bring it up to 22 maximum of 22 trains per hour. that is well below the 30 that the m.t.a. stated it would be the limit that might create performance problems. supervisor mandelman in a meeting with us suggested put the j into the tunnel right now at the rate of four trains person hour and monitor the situation. if in fact there are negative impacts on the rest of the system we can look at that, make decisions about it. right now there is no data or analysis suggesting that this would be a problem. therefore i think we should go ahead in line with the very strong concerns that valley neighbors expressed. two questi

same with j&j. kristen: erica says, how concerned should we be with the latest mutation for children in the 12-year-old to 17-year-old age group? will they be able to get boosters soon? dr. chin-hong: right now, no plans to get that age group boosted. first of all, gotten shots relatively recently. i think they will be protected. as long as the rest of us get protected, they will be fine. i feel like the virus vaccine will settle to a three shot deal, just like hepatitis b. we are in evolution to that point. kristen: do you think we will need one specific to the omicron variant? president biden says he is working with pfizer and moderna. should it become necessary. what do you think? dr. chin-hong: i think it will get to that point. it will take 100 days or so. they will cut and paste of the new code. the question will be how long it will take to rule it out. kristen: holly has a good question. if this new variant proves to be mild and more transmissible, would it infect more people like a common co

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this j. p. morgan, j. p. morgan, big point actually more like digital gold than ever. and predicts $146000.00. i mean, we've covered this and that's within this story essentially, is that you have bitcoin and then you have all these other stable points and stable points are kind of like, mean coins in there. i guess they're hoping that all these young millennials and generation z, the zoom wears, who are like into mean stocks and mean lives, an avatar world and, and live in a virtual reality. maybe that might drive the value of, of the dollar is a mean stable coin up higher. right. ok, well, going to take a break and when we come back much mark coming your way with ah, those here to preach and the 10 percent isn't true. believers usually highly committed to this well, few songs and i would call scientific fundamentalists, they're not very interested in the evidence about psychic phenomena or about the values spiritual practices because it goes against our world view. but the evidence is very strong, spiritual practices and religious practices make people happier, healt

j. hawkinson. detroit in front by appointed 14 13, but it's been the kind of season in which the lions find a way to lose the bears. one of the 18 play 8.5 minute drive, they line up for a 28 yard field goal in the game'n the middle of the lines experienced that feeling they felt nine previous times they are oh 10 and one after falling . 16 14, chicago for and. seven san francisco tradition since 1924 continued today and keys are stadium lincoln against balboa for the turkey bowl to determine the san francisco high school football section championship. perfect day for football perfect day for a little trickery on the lincoln pot. balboa's or in jail. carraway fields the ball pitches it to his teammate dave andre. black black gets away from a tackle, then has a lane down the sideline for 54 yards at seven. balboa. that was the score at the half third quarter now and on fourth and goal play from the 27 ben know rory gets the ball to care away who breaks tackles on the way to the end zone. the buccane

if you've got the j and j initially here in the u.s. doses are not required to be considered fully vaccinated and white house officials have reported a decline in vaccine effectiveness, especially among the elderly and residents in long-term care facilities. many of you will were among the first people in line to get the covid shots last winter. that is the latest from the newsroom. we'll keep you posted. catherine, can back to you. thank you very much. grant. >> all right. time to take a look at the 4 zone forecast looking live at the embarcadero palm trees just ever so slightly blowing in the breeze and warren sent to signifies. there's something up. something's happening yeah. not not much. there's a little something going on out there right now. we've got some clouds, of course, in those clouds. >> all day long. that really knocked down the temperatures today now seeing a few scattered showers popping up around the bay area. this looking from the east bay hills and picking up on some of that shower activity moving to the bay area. t

he said he was concerned about side effects with the j&j shot. he has covid, getting treatment from nonscientist, joe rogan. he repeated this gem. >> if the vaccine is so great, how come people are still getting covid and spreading covid, and unfortunately dying from covid? larry: repeating again, the vaccine is not 100% protection, it is designed to keep you out of the hospital or the morgue. david shaw has not had any nice like this, stanford hosting utah. thomas ran over the cardinal. four touchdowns in the fir half. 38-0 utes at halftime. lloyd, the rare one yard pick six as utah demolishes the cardinals. 52-7. sports news class live and on-demand. the app is available wherever you download. ama: thank you for watching. i'm ama daetz. dan: ♪ >> hey, bay area. it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now, and you've come to the right place. this show is all about good food, good people, and good living. on today's show, sweet and savory crepes... >> i'm very happy, what i'm doing right no

but our hehere, we are j just gettining sta. introducucing the e all-new ninissan front. >>> the fact that we can just be out, and not be locked in somewhere, and enjoy this beautiful town, and i'm just very thankful for that. most important we my beautiful family. >>> bay area cal fire crews will be deploying first thing tomorrow to southern california where fire conditions are bad right now, on account of heavy santa ana wind. near zero humidity drives up the fire danger in southern california, 'tis the season. as a consequence, thousands in parts of l.a., or inside, san bernardino, have had their power cut today, forcing them to get creative about cooking their thanksgiving dinner. >> it's weird being put in this predicament, but we are all using our brains, so we are using the grill right now. in a few hours it is already, and cooked to temperature. >> some families are making the best of the situation by cooking their turkeys outside on the grill. the conditions for southern california cut the power to more than 64,000 cust

then the j&j shot getting pulled in and put back on the market. and people were silenced. he goes into this, he said day, the team, sent a stooge into training camp to tell us we were 19th in the league and vaccination percentage. i challenge some of the things he was saying and afterwards i was thanked by a lot of coaches and players who were clearly quiet because they were worried about being shamed. one point. he said unvaccinated people are treated like they are the most dangerous people in society. that's coming from the top of this nation on down. joe biden repeatedly has said i understand why you're angry and afraid of unvaccinated people. he said, we have to protect vaccinated workers from the unvaccinated but then went on to say how effective the vaccines were. people who are unvaccinated can get covid from the vaccinated. there is no evidence that people are dying who are vaccinated because they were in contact with unvaccinated. it's got to end and there's got to be a lot more discussion just like this around the country. >> jesse: lawrence, we all know the most

this j. p. morgan, j, p. morgan bic wayne, actually more like digital gold than ever. and predicts $146000.00. i mean, we've covered this and that's within this story essentially, is that you have bitcoin and then you have all these other stable points and stable points are kind of like mean coins in there. i guess they're hoping that all these young millennials and generations z, the zoom where's who are like into mean stocks and mean lives, an avatar world and, and live in a virtual reality. maybe that might drive the value of the of the dollar is a mean stable coin up higher. huh. right. okay, well, going to take a break and when we come back much mark going your way. ah, or new york is really what america is about. ah, when our mayor took our vase, he was elected because of his campaign on our city, being a tale of 2 cities, the halves and i have not. and those who have not are usually the ones who weren't being buried on holiday. the city has always wanted to forget about island city is wanted to forget about the people who are buried there. wanted to forget about

j. balvin are coming up. but first this month, this is hard to believe, marks the fifth anniversary of weed being legalized for recreational use in the state of california. [ cheers and applause ] before five years ago, you had to pretend you had a back injury to get weed legally. [ laughter ] and to commemorate this important and historic anniversary, it's time to play one of our favorite games, "who's high?" [ cheers and applause ] that's right. this is the game in which we find out who's high and who isn't. and that is my cousin sal, who is not high. >> sal: what's happening? >> jimmy: sal doesn't even drink, in fact. >> sal: it's true, very true. >> jimmy: how are you doing tonight? >> sal: doing well. >> jimmy: good to have you with us on hollywood boulevard. how's the action tonight? >> sal: it might be easier to see who isn't high, maybe three or four people out here. >> jimmy: maybe another game for another night. for now we're going to play this game. sal is going to bring in th

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j. kyle: so obviously it it, like i said, a stunning turn of events. after 20 more than 23 hours of deliberations, the jury handed down his verdict. as i stepped back in to the camera view here, we weren't sure which way was going to go there. the, you know, there was reports last night that one of the jury members took home the 36 pages of jury instructions that's kind of caught everybody by surprise. we didn't expect that it wasn't clear whether that there was an indication either way, how it was going to go. also, throughout the deliberations a jury in the beginning when it 1st started, asked for several pages of jury instruction, specifically having to deal with self defense having to do with provocation having to do with criminal intent to till there was then the drama. the altercation that happened here outside the court house between you know, doing protesters resulting in 2 people actually being arrested, one of whom was charged with assault and battery. and then there was more drama as if it wasn't dramatic enough with an m s. m, b, c. reporte

j shot. one woman tried, but it led to booster screening questions, which ruled her out. she is not 65 or older, no underlying medical conditions, does not live in a long-term care facility, and is not at an increased risk of work. >> they said, we only care what the cdc says. i'm not going to lie, i'm a very honest person. >> if there are ethical dilemmas as a result of this, that is the sign of a system's problem that needs to be fixed. they need to be on the same page. kate: should people stretch the truth for a booster or and or -- answer honestly? >> if they don't meet any of those criteria, they don't need a booster, they should be patient and wait and there was no reason for them to lie. kate: marin is aligned with the state's booster policy and helps people get boosted before the holidays. >> the patient. kate: while appointment databases are updated. she recommends people check their eligibility. >> the cdc's list includes a lot of common ailments that you and i may experience such a