. >> dixie was up 2% this week alone, tim, what do you make of this this traditionally doesn't happen sand traditionally bad for the market. >> right traditionally when the dollar is rallying not good for commodities and is a period you will see emerging markets and other things sell off. this is not only flight to quality in fave of the u.s. dollar but in terms of gold for those people kicking around gold saying it hasn't done its job, it has done its job, look at the chart from 2018 to where we are, i actually think we're breaking out and i think the trades may be in the other pgm, precious metal. silver, platinum and playedium are placed to play gold miners have not been run this well as companies at a time gold has room to the upside. difficult time obviously we spent all week talking about inflation and the fed and eroding buying power and the consumption that certainly has improved to the lower middle class, improved wages. this is not a good sign. look at the charts some look over bought, commodities are going higher. >> all correlations are off, we established that at the top

we all stood, and when i heard in the beginning the introduction, and dixie was being played, i told them to sit down. they couldn't sing it because i never taught them dixie, and when they sat down everybody all over the auditorium, everybody sat down. and the conductor noticed nobody was standing or singing and he conducted the song to the end, and subsequent concerts did not include dixie, and he would sing the star-spangled banner or america the beautiful. it was a rallying cry for the confederates. >> do you remember what year that concert would have been? >> it was probably 1959. >> again, if people out in the audience have anymore questions, now is the time, but we do have time to get to the last couple. i am going to combine two questions here because they are very similar. the question is unfortunately racism despite it being more hidden and abstract in the 21st century society, it still impacts society? >> now that the schools are integrated i think all teachers need to be aware of their great responsibility in leading students forward. i know about the critical race theory

. >> reporter: the edge of the dixie fire, which burned nearly a million acres last year, was just north of batha's property. over more than three months it blazed across five california counties boming the single largest wildfire in state history. in august, it ripped through the town of greenville, destroying nearly 75% of its structures. today, there's not much left of downtown, houses have been leveled, and commercial buildings have been reduced to rubble. >> the fire kind of spread along the bottom of the hill along the highway and then came up around this way. >> reporter: jeff greef's property is less than two miles from the center of greenville. the assembly of dead trees marching up the hill towards his house tell a tale of a near miss, made possible after years of preparation. his cabin and most of the trees around it were spared, a green oasis amidst the burned land. >> i had thinned everything that we see around here on both s of the road on this side. we had done a fair amount of underburn, not all of it, but on the other side here that had all been under burnt. >> reporter:

well when we all stood and when i heard the beginning the introduction and realized it was dixie that was being played. i told my students sit down. they couldn't sing. i had never taught them dixie when they sat down all over the auditorium everybody sat down and the henry salkin who was a conductor turned around he was still conducting, you know this and nobody was and nobody was seeing he conduct the song to the end. and subsequent concerts. he must have understood why. some point concerts did not include dipsy we sang either star spangled banner america, beautiful. it was it was silent protest to something. that wasn't not just because it was a rally in crime for the confederacy. do you remember what year that concert would have been? that was probably 1959. again, if people on the audience have any more questions now is the time, but we do have time to get to these last couple. two i'm going to combine two questions here because they're very similar and the question is unfortunately racism despite being possibly more hidden and abstract in the 21st century society still hugely im

and of course the 1948 dixie accurate convention. the dixie kratz walked out -- i guess there was a walk in-n-out the '60s but in 48r '48 strom thurmond gives a screeching speech at the dixie karat convention. and i mean, what a moment there. >> that's why they walk out. >> because he was giving a talk, he was then mayor of minneapolis. he was giving a talk at convention in 1948 to support minority flank of the civil rights community. the speech was so powerful and labor liberals got behind and it the party as a whole adopted it. as soon as they adopted it a lot of the other democrats saw the handwriting on the wall and walked out. >> lbj, and his big majorities, fdr -- i don't know if fdr had to overcome any phil busters, i don't know if it was used that often in the 1930s. but when you look at the senate majorities during the new deal years and you wonder, how did fdr get this program through? 65, 70, sometimes 75 democratic senators. sometimes the new deal measured had to be amended to get them passed. blacks were excluted. >> dom

you pay and to on your power bill. >> pg&e is planning to take 150 million out of the fund for the dixie fire. criminal charges for two fires since paradise including four felony counts of manslaughter for the deadly zogg fire in 2020. court hearings were put on pause for charges under the 2018 kincade fire, which burned in sonoma county while pg&e tries to negotiate a settlement with prosecutors and you can see more of the powerful reporting. the investigations go back years and it is all at firepower money.com. >> coming up next, the latest from the war in ukraine. after more than a month of violent attacks, is there want more restful sleep? nature's bounty gives you more with sleep3. the first ever triple action sleep supplement with 3 unique nighttime benefits to help you get a great night's sleep and wake feeling refreshed. live bountifully. nature's bounty. family is juster she's my sister and we depend on each other a lot. she's the rock of the family. she's the person who holds everything together. it's a battle, you know. i'm going to be there. keytruda and chemotherapy meant tr

workers here have opted to unionize, and whether organize, labor can gain ground deep in the heart of dixie. john henderson, al jazeera bessemer, alabama. ah, this is al jazeera and these other top stories, ukrainian military officials say they've reclaimed opin from russian forces. the city north west of cave has seen heavy fighting since russia began. it's pushed towards the capital last month. by gifts which stole hood your opinion, the occupiers are pushed away from her pin and key. but it's still too early to talk about safety in this part of our region fighting continues, russian troops hold the north of the key region and they have resources and manpower. they are trying to rebuild destroyed units. the level of 90 percent of losses is none. argument for them to stop it, even nearly 5000 civilians have been killed in merrier poll since russia's invasion began. that's according to the city's mer also says almost 200000 people remain trapped in the besieged city. a fresh round of talks between russia and ukraine is due to begin in turkey. go shooters from both countries will meet face t

what is i dixie? can you talk with with jani? can my thought on? as you can see, this building was shelly 15 minutes ago, and no, i forgot as that, i didn't say this is a totally residential area. that is no prisoner of any military. if you look on a mac window personnel can, alan maddox is jesse digger club needs to get your quote on the cisco scholar. is that christian? what is i dixie? can you talk with a new bill or per year you'd be with ah no, no hosted hub, you're locally. okay. there are no casualties admin as the majority. oh, old. the residence of this building. we're down in the shelton. i'm not a horizon midday equipment. and this is a security guard he and he's telling us that old the residents were down in the shelter. luckily, none was heard in the apartment. a letty se i last. i the here a lot of with danny. a natural color, i live literally assault isn't day joe. yesterday while he go, i children not by draw a dollar and say yet he flo gray and you know, goodness and flour. but all th

and whether organize, labor can gain ground deep in the heart of dixie. john henderson, al jazeera bessemer, alabama. ah, this is al jazeera and these other top stories. now ukrainian officials say they have reclaimed opin from russian forces. the city north west of cuba has seen heavy fighting since russia began. it's pushed towards the capital last month of the gift restore. who is your opinion? the occupiers have pushed away from her pin and key, but it's still too early to talk about safety in this part of our region fighting continues, russian troops hold the north of the key region. they have resources and manpower. they are trying to rebuild destroyed units. the level of 90 percent of losses is not an argument for them to stop. at least 5000 civilians have been killed in mario pulse since russia's invasion began. that's according to the fifty's mer, also says up to 200000 people, remain trapped in the besieged city. fresh round of talks between russia and ukraine are due to begin in turkey. both sides will meet face to face and it's done bull tomor

workers here have opted to unionize and whether organize, labor can gain ground deep in the heart of dixie. john henderson, al jazeera bessemer, alabama. israel has hosted the foreign ministers of 4 arab nations and the us in a bit to expand cooperation in the mid laced top. diplomats also discussed reviving talks between israel and palestine. but the palestinians have described the event as an illusion. harry faucet reports from seventies round. israel says it put this summit together in a few days. nonetheless, it clearly wanted to convey maximum symbolism and significance in the desert. kibbutz once home to israel's 1st prime minister, that had been green and the foreign ministers of egypt, bahrain, morocco, and the you eat along with the us. secretary of state, espoused friendship, and shed goals. 43 years ago when each hipped and israel made peace. unfortunately, we lost those 43 years of knowing each other, better of walking together and of changing the narrative that many generations of his, rabies and arabs had been living curie. israel's foreign minister said this 1st meeting woul

i close the lot with dixie via friendship launched by the republic of them yet skis. very much in full swing. the city of mario pal, the heart of the as of sea and a bastion of ukrainian troops and nationalist battalions. and is neely surrounded caught between advancing troops of the nets and russian unit spreading out from crimea. ukrainian troops have fallen back and from a distance reeked destruction on villages and towns they once ruled. as you can hear from the sounds of thought hillary the battles he had just just west of than yet still still rage this used to be until hub week ago, a village well beyond the front lines, the ukrainian positions went but east of here to woods than if, when this, this battle but gotten the offensive, the ukrainian military abandoned their positions there, they moved further eastwood's further towards kiev. and that is where they took up positions when the units of the den, yes, people's republic began moving into here. they were met with a fire storm of artillery which, which devastated these village. there were many people here.

not only is that because you it is i dixie can you talk with with on your bill? well, you'd be with no husband hub, you'll actually there are no casualties as the maturity. oh, old, the residence of this building. we're down in the shelter. i'm not a harassing me now. you couldn't, and i this is a security guard. he and he's telling us that old the residents were down in the shelter. luckily, none was hurt in the apartment. a letty se i la i the here a lot of with danny. a natural color. i live literally a salt day, jo, yesterday while he go i children not by straw, a dollar and a yet. he's slow gray and none of goodness. hello laura. well that in that i'm here on the certainly on lena for the next year, would you not little here? shoot over here toy. now you don't know the another mccannen and he's asking us to go and see the aftermath of mold destruction behind the building matters at this time. yeah, and elaina absolutely. i been a coolant may factor in muscular corner. i can say that the problem had, he is exacerbated as this city is only 20 kilometers from t

workers here have opted to unionize and whether organize, labor can gain ground deep in the heart of dixie. john henderson, al jazeera bessemer, alabama. supreme court and on doris as authorize, the extradition of former present one, orlando hernandez to the united states or not as is wanted by u. s. prosecutors on drugs and firearms charges. conservative, formerly held office from 2014 until early this year. he denies the accusations which in 2 kinds you participated in drug trafficking schemes. while the academy of motion, picture arts and science sciences has condemned actor will smith flap of present to chris rocker the oscar ceremony on sunday. the communion had made a joke about smith's wife smith went on to apologize in acceptance. speech for the award for best act up the academy says it started a formal review. i love you jane too. can't wait to see it. ah no, that was a nice one. okay, i got it. oh really with wow. we'll snip this. wow, do it was a g i jane g bar. 2 0, no, i'm going to okay. ah, just to look at the main developments is our, the latest round of peace negotiations t

workers here have opted to unionize and whether organize, labor can gain ground deep in the heart of dixie. john henderson, al jazeera bessemer, alabama is well has hosted the foreign ministers of 4 arab nations and the us in a big to expand cooperation in the middle east. the top diplomats also discussed reviving talks between israel and palestine. the palestinians have described the event as an illusion. how re faucet reports from southern israel, israel as it put this summit together in a few days. nonetheless, it clearly wanted to convey maximum symbolism and significance in the desert. kibbutz once home to israel's 1st prime minister, had been gurian, the foreign ministers of egypt, bahrain morocco, and the you eat along with the u. s. secretary of state espoused friendship and shed goals 43 years ago when each hipped and israel made peace. unfortunately, we lost those 43 years of knowing each other, better of walking together and of changing the narrative that many generations of his, rabies and arabs had been living curie. israel's foreign minister said this 1st meeting would become

workers here have opted to unionize and whether organize, labor can gain ground deep in the heart of dixie. john henderson, al jazeera bessemer, alabama.

i wasn't hands to the news to cheat dixie treyjen perverted by no one your crane and consequences and least respect. i would like to say that france is very much holding his responsibility and lacking in solidarity from north to south the south of the eastern and flunked, you can see here and mark berkeley, a one which shows all of our current commitments which have been creating the queue use weeks in norway that was meant to be as little as you see of frances, a major contributor with a, some 3200 troops. that also could happens. i want it on called wizard hans. accordingly, we have is a trunk commitment with you. and i would like to express your love all along and condolences to the united states of america, footer to the dental for soldiers who lost their lives in the context of these factors off in a sonia wills, who decided it not only to maintain, but to reinforce our presence, or we have about $350.00 a troops with 1st trenton mission, so we will ready there, but will increase the army presence on land and will. so i did some the emissions you put, trying to return to beauty b

workers here have opted to unionize, and whether organize, labor can gain ground deep in the heart of dixie. john henderson, al jazeera bessemer, alabama. ah, this is al jazeera and these other top stories, ukrainian military officials say they've reclaimed opin from russian forces. city north west of cave has seen heavy fighting since russia began. it's pushed towards the capital last month. will find gifts, the store who is your opinion. the occupiers are pushed away from your opinion, but it's still too early to talk about safety in this part of our region. fighting continues russian troops.

workers here have opted to unionize, and whether organize, labor can gain ground deep in the heart of dixie. john henderson, al jazeera bessemer, alabama. ah, this is all, these are the top stories, ukrainian military officials say the reclaimed opin from russian forces. the city northwest of ki has seen heavy fighting since russia began its pushed towards the capital. last month of we'll find gifts which stole hood your opinion. the occupiers pushed away from her pin and key but it's still too early to.

and whether organize, labor can gain ground deep in the heart of dixie. john henderson, al jazeera bessemer, alabama. now, actor will smith has issued an apology to comedian chris rock for hitting him on stage during sunday's academy awards. smith says his conduct was unacceptable and inexcusable. hide each o. castro in los angeles, takes us through a tumultuous oscars night. are you excited to announce beth n askar goes to okay, koda, the independent film poto was the underdog winter of the best picture. oscar breaking new ground as the 1st film produced by a streaming service to win best picture, and with its mostly death cast, including troy cut sir, who made history as the 1st death man to win an oscar for best supporting actor. i just wanted to say that this is dedicated to the death community, the coda community and the disabled community. this is our moment. mixed dune one the most awards with 6 g i j and to can't wait to see it. but the talk of the night was when after will smith punched comedian chris rock over a joke about smith's wife's hair. w

shows 60 wildland fire engines across the state sat idle during the fight against the calendar and dixie fires. other fire engines ran only part time because they just were not enough firefighters to staff them from 2019 to 2021, the u. s forest service saw its firefighter ranks dropped by more than 20% in california, a loss of more than 1000 employees. the state's high cost of living. the pandemic and firefighter burnout contributed to the drop in firefighters. the u. s forest service says it is working on filling those gaps. the father of quintuplets unofficially set a guinness world record today for running in the oakland half marathon while pushing his five children in a mega stroller. chad kemple ran the 13 mile race in just under two hours and 20 minutes while pushing the four year old quintuplets in a specially designed stroller. his wife, amy , wrote a bike alongside him to help with kids. it was no easy feat. the 40 year old temple said that combined the children and that stroller weigh about £240 kemple already holds a guinness record for pushing the kids in the 26.2 mile mode

and whether organize, labor can gain ground deep in the heart of dixie. john henderson, al jazeera bessemer, alabama. ah, this is where these are the top stories, ukrainian military officials say the reclaimed opin from russian forces. the city northwest of ki has seen heavy fighting since russia began its pushed towards the capital last month of the bank if you stole, who's your opinion? the occupiers pushed away from her pin and key, but it's still too early to talk about safety in this part of our region fighting continues, russian troops hold the north of the key region and they have resources and manpower. they are trying to rebuild destroyed units. the level of 90 percent of losses is none. argument for them to stop anyone. any 5000 civilians have been killed. mario poles and rushes invasion began. that's according to the city's mayor who also says 160000 people remain shop there. fresh round of talks between russia and ukraine, or jude, to begin in turkey. negotiators from both countries are going to meet face to face in a stumble. and tuesday turk

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that's where all the punk rock kids hung out in the '80s, because dixie liquor was next door. >> reporter: the foo fighters recorded their latest album in the mansion. >> i was in there long nights, just writing music. and i would get to the point where i would just turn everything off and get the hell out of there as fast as i could. >> reporter: that's when he hatched the idea for the horror film. how did the band feel about the prospect of being killed? >> it was fun to come up with all of these wonderful, creative, hilarious ways to kill the band. and that was all tony. >> he came out to our shop, and he's like, do you have like some ideas how you've always wanted to kill people? i'm like, well, yes, i do. imagine that. >> reporter: tony is special effects master tony gardner. >> who is this guy over here? >> that's dave actually. that's dave's look. >> reporter: tony's credits include "the blob," "the return of the living dead," and "hocus pocus." >> tony is a legend. if you've ever watched the "thriller" video, there's the zombie walking and the arm falls off, that's tony. this is n

also ahead, longer school days in the store with working dixie to be at least 32 and a half hours by september next year. prince william suggests a non royal could one day lead the commonwealth, after a week of controversy in the caribbean. plus, hollywood rolls out the red carpet for the biggest night of the year. british stars among the nominees in the top awards of the oscars. morning, thank you for joining us. the u.s. secretary of state has once again reiterated that joe biden has not called for regime change in russia. u.s. president said that vladimir putin could not remain in power, but anthony blinken played down those comments, a short while ago. >> with regard to the presidents powerful speech yesterday, i think that president in the white house made the point last night that, quite simply, president putin cannot be empowered to wage war and engage in aggression against ukraine, or anyone else. as you've heard us say repeatedly, we do not have a strategy over regime change or anywhere else for that matter. in this case, as in any case, it's up to the people of the country

also ahead, longer school days in the store with working dixie to be at least

about the broader economy, concern about european banks, i do think the dollar is going to 105 on the dixie, i think last time elevated above 30 was 10, 11 years ago when there was a lot of pressure on the european banking sector and stock and bond yields. that'swhere you get gold rallying like it is, think i we're there. >> we just talked about all the fancy, kind of macro sort of things, we haven't even talked about yield curve inverting, we see 210 spread at 25 basis points and last two times we saw it invert is important, a lot of people say the yield curve inversion you usually see recession after, forget that because you know what, we worked our way out of a resession in early 2020 by throwing trillions at it. my point is we're here to talk about the stock market, risk assets and make no mistake both times the yield curve converted in 2006 in we did see market top in 2007, market cut in half and next time 2019, black swan event pandemic, no one could expect that but s&p 500 did go 35% lower and right here s&p down 12 to 13% there's not enough damage there, if you think there's weird s

the dixie race in marin county has been a beloved bay area tradition, but what you may not know about is the hike, a separate race that gave women the opportunity to run long before they were allowed to participate in races. it takes you from downtown mill valley and up 1360 feet before it descends back down to stinson beach. liz has a look at the inspiring women behind this race and the women bringing awareness to it today. liz: since 19 from across the bay area and even around the world have run in this race. the annual 7.5-mile trail race that goes from new valley to stinson beach. >> before automobiles, really,ol before radio. >> for all its fame and recognition, few know about its place in women's history and the fight to give women equal opportunity to participate in sports. >> 100 years ago, women were not allowed to compete because it was unhealthy for their reproductive health. >> yes, for decades women were not allowed to run in the race or any race. people thought it was too dangerous and undignified, but there was one exception, five years from 1918 to 1922. >> it had to b

if you look at the dollar the dixie is up 10.5%, the dollar index, 60% euro, again, weakness in the euro elevates the dxy that much more that is major head winds for the s&p. if you think of some of the dynamics we've seen the last time we really had to focus on the continent it was back ten years ago when we had a european banking crisis i don't think we're going there, not at least in the short-term the interesting things about the headlines from volkswagen today was bmw reported numbers out today with a record 2.5 million cars sold last year, even with supply shortages they were talking about demand being in line. one automaker says one thing the luxury automaker who has pricing power said something different. i think we all recognize the supply chain dynamics and commodity importance of russia-ukraine, extended means higher inflation, we've been talking certainly for the last two weeks about the consumption dynamics where you're basically burning away the ability to consume with higher prices gas prices going into driving season in the u.s. i think are going to do that and i think pe

in 2021 the united states experienced record-breaking wildfires like the dixie wildfire in california that burned nearly 1 million acres of land, larger than new york city dallas and los angeles combined. millions of acres of land were once indigenous and we now call the national parks. we know that there is so much of the in kitchen is this practices that have been going on from a linea including control of deliberate burns they cleared out without burning large indigenous trees. >> you have healthy fire adapted plants and an ecosystem that has lots of biodiversity with natural selection and national mortality. >> and ms. knight despite the benefits that you just outlined when the united states forcibly displaced native american tribes federal fire policies disband nato controlled millennia long burning practices to care for the land instead promoted fire suppression designed to protect watersheds is that correct? >> yes and her cultural practices of the 1970s and one of those prohibited -- so are part of our ceremonies and part of our lifestyles. >> up until the 1970s the colonizati

unless you have something like the oral vaccine for polio which was actually you'd put it in a little dixie cup full of water or on a sugar cube and the patient would just drink it but on a shot it would be through a hyperdermic needle. the method that was used in dr. waterhouse's day was essentially abraiding the skin or making one or more cuts in the skin and then inserting the material on to and into the skin. the insertion was because you'd already made the cut that that was possible so that was, if you've seen in a medical history collection or maybe another museum either a lancet, one knife, sometimes folding 0er a fleme, several blades, often lever activated from a little box, kind of horrifying looking if you think about it and think about possibly opening it wrong and cutting yourself, but either of those would create that basically opportunity for the outside material to get in the skin, even though you're not giving the person a shot as we know it today. >> so it two people had questions about ether monument, in boston common, susan said can you relay the story of how the ether m

"tell george soros and them dixie chicks if dr. fauci wants to marry mr. potato head, him he can move back to communist china!" [ cheers and applause ] thank you, it's one of the new characters i'm testing out. in florida yesterday, that controversial "parental rights in education" bill, also known as the "don't say gay" bill was signed into law. doesn't florida have other things to worry about? like drunk-driving their atvs into the swamp? i mean -- i kinda love that it's called "don't say gay." because you ha to say "gay" to say it. [ laughter ] but the bill itself is ridiculous. it bans kindergarten through third grade educators from addressing topics of sexual orientation or gender identity that way they can focus on the important things like teaching the kids how to play the recorder. under the new law, a teacher can't explain to a second grader that their governor is a dickhead. that kind of language would not be inappropriate. it's up to parents to explain to a second grader that their governor is a dickhead. >> we actually have different things and

the dixie race is a beloved bay area tradition, what you might not know is the gypsy hike, a separate rake --dipsy race. the nearly 7.5 mile from mill valley up more than 1300 feet before descending to the beach. i spoke with the women bringing awareness to this piece of bay area history. >> the legends of this race. reporter: since 1905, athletes from the bay area and the world have run in the race, the annual 7.5 mile trail race from miller valley to stinson beach. >> before automobiles, beore a radio. reporter: the oldest race in the country. for all the fame and recognition, few know about its place in history. in women's history and the fight to give women equal opportunity to participate in sports. >> 100 years ago, women were not allowed to compete because it was unhealthy for the reproductive health. reporter: four decades, they were not a lot to write in any race. people thought it was dangerous and undignified. but there was one exception, five-year period called the hike. >> it had to beto beto beto be because people did not think women could race. they didn't walk the trai

sat idle during the fight against the kaldor and dixie fires. other fire engines ran only part time because there weren't enough firefighters to staff them from 2019 to 2021, the u. s. forest service saw its firefighter ranks drop by more than 20% in california, a loss of more than 1000 employees. the state's high cost of living. the pandemic and firefighter burnout contributed to the drop in firefighters. the u. s forest service says it is working to fill those gaps. the marin municipal water district has launched a new effort to find some sources of water and response to the drought. the marina independent journal reports the agency is exploring a number of options, including raising dams at county reservoirs, building water desalination plants and expanding its recycled water system. water district is already planning a $100 million pipeline to pump water across the richmond. san rafael bridge. it was certainly nice to see a little bit of rain yesterday. certainly not as much as we would have liked rosemary, but we'll take anything we can get

in 2021 the united states experienced record-breaking wildfires like the dixie wildfire in california that earned nearly 1 million acres of land. that's larger than the cities of dallas chicago -- combined. millions of acres of land across united states were once indigenous and we now call them national parks. we know that there is so much of the in to jenice practices that were going on for millennia including control delivered burns that cleared out dead underbrush. ms. meders-knight what are some of the benefits of native controlled ferns of overall lance? >> carbon sequestration and healthy fire adaption in an ecosystem that has lots of i/o diversity with natural mortality that force require? >> ms. meders-knight when the united states forcibly displaced native american tribes that role fire policies banned native controlled millennia long running practices and instead promoted fire suppression. is that correct? >> yes they also prohibited these practices until the 1970s and coastal burning is one of those prohibited practices that was part of our ceremony and part of our lifestyl

no, my son will not go dixie chicks. are the checks for over hawaii even upping restriction? no, no, he go to hawaii. james going marsh. so they're dropping the requirements. all of them as of march, 26th. so if you will, then are we when are you going? well, i'm going like a weak it you still have to do the whole thing like negative test actually got to see the covid cardinal, which you're vaccinated line. but, you know, i mean, if people have described it as even when you are, it's just a little bit of a gallant you've got around. takes away all the requirements starting march. 26, you have to do any of that. you 49 no, but you stopped or mask. i want to point that out. they still have an indoor mask. so keep that in mind. make sure you pack that mask with a patient needed on the flight anyway. this is true. we do need it on the fly up. that's right. keep it handy. but in any event, that's the the new why? i'm excited for you. that's coming up. this mom just excited to get back to normal enough that. >> we're seeing stuff like this masks coming off at santa clara county. ha

you have something like the oral vaccine for polio which was actually, you would put it in a little dixie cup full of water on a sugar cube and the patient would just drink it. but if you're getting a shot, it would be through a hypodermic needle. the method that was used in doctor water houses day it was essentially a breeding the skin or making one or more cuts in the skin. and then inserting the material onto and into the skin, the insertion was because you would already made the cut of that was possible. and so that was if you've seen in a medical history collection, or maybe another museum, either a lancet which is just one night sometimes folding or a flea mom which is several different blades often lever activated from a little box. it's kind of horrifying looking if you think about it. and if you think about possibly opening a wrong and cutting yourself. but either of those would create that basically opportunity for the outside material to get in the skin. even though you're not giving the person a shot as we know it today. >> great, so there's actually two people had questions a

transcript of that, i thought, oh, times have changed because back then the southern democrats were dixie crats, and would openly ask questions like, are you prejudiced against white people? what are you going to do about the rate of crime? and these were very explicitly racialized questions. and what surprised me is here they are again in a different form, critical race theory, can we trust you to like white people? >> woodruff: one question that struck me, saikrishna prakash, she was asked to explain -- i think it was senator ben sasse of nebraska asked her which justice she admirers or identifies with, and he named the three current liberal justices, cagen, sotomayor, and she did not want to be tied down. is that in keeping with how they handled these types of questions when asked who on the court they most admire and that kind of question? >> that's a great question, judy. i think justice barrett, when she was up before the supreme court, she insisted she would be her own justice, that she wouldn't just been a clone of justice scal leah.ia. i think it is consistent with how judge barr

you have something like the oral vaccine for polio, which was actually you would put it in a little dixie cup full of water or on a sugar cube and the patient would just drink it but if you're getting a shot it would be through hypodermic needle. the method that was used in in dr. waterhouse's day was essentially a braiding the skin or making one or more cuts in the skin and then inserting the material. onto and into the skin the the insertion was because you would already made the cut that that was possible. and so that was if you if you've seen in a medical history collection, or maybe another museum either a lancet, which is just one knife. sometimes folding or a fleam which is several different blades often kind of lever activated from a little box. it's kind of horrifying looking if you think about it and if you think about possibly opening it wrong and cutting yourself, but either of those would create that basically opportunity for the outside material to get in the skin even though you're not giving the person a shot as we know it today. right, so there's actually two people had q

dixie in maple falls, washington. we want to hear from you, dixie, go ahead. caller: first of all, peace for all. i sit on the canadian word border and we have lots of refineries here. there's not a lot of -- well, one of the refineries just closed down, you know. so there's not -- anyhow, our gas in linden, washington went to $4.97. i just got gas last night. we have canadian folk coming down to this area. their liters are very, very high. we also have up in our beautiful area, great big ships that have come down to bellingham, washington. and they're tracking, i think that's the word for it, tracking in this area and you know, what do you do? who do you talk to? tracking, people going and rising the prices. washington is one of the -- we can hit it first. host: got it. bernie in louisville, kentucky, how is it impacting you, higher gas prices. caller: hi, greta, been a minute. everybody's situation is different and my situation is probably not so bad. yes, it's impacted waiting in line at the bigger box scores that sell cheap gas, you have to wait a while. o