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Thatll probably depend upon the fda actually proving vaccine for children. but that would be very help to feel reduce -- to make sure schools are as safe as possible for students as well as for the teachers and staff. and thats someplace i think if i were running a school district, thats something i would do. >> yeah. ill be very, very curious in the fall of 22 how many states and school districts will mandate the covid vaccine if it is fully approved. that will be fascinating to watch. dr. juth...

Incredibly effective. when you talk about the cyberattacks, i think anybody can relate having a family, looking at your kids, looking at elderly parents and suddenly not able to get cash out of an atm, not able to get on the road, running out of gas, these are the things people will think about. as people move, it is incredibly destructive. thats the cost of war when you have millions of civilians displaced from their homes with nowhere to go. borders will be shut. this is the reality on the gro...

Widening, nuclear sites, many, many more people are going to be on the move and the conditions are only going to get worse for those people, ari. >> cal perry reporting. stay safe and thank you. for context we turn to barry mccaffrey, four star army general. what do you see in these gruesome images in this siege-style tactics and what if anything does it reveal about the state of russias invasion? >> ari, they use this in syria. they use this in grozny. i think it is enhanced by putins despera...

The weather that were seeing and the winds, mother nature wins. >> that was cal perry reporting. joining for us now, distinguished professor of atmospheric science. he is also the author of "the madhouse effect." michael, always great to see you. i thought what cal said at the end there was really interesting. climate change is forcing an energy company, forcing an electric company, to admit that part of the problem why their lines are breaking, why theyre sparking intense fires, is because of c...

The challenge of improving fire safety in a state battling climate change that much more daunting. >> its not all pg&es fault. state of california should have been cleaning this out a long time ago instead of waiting until hell breaks loose and then blame it on pg&e. >> that was cal perry reporting for us. still ahead, hoping to get in a little holiday shopping this thanksgiving? were live with the best tips and tricks to get the best deals right after this. for every dollar you spend at a small...

National guardmen standing on the mexican side of the border turning people around. some people say thats doing the american bidding for them. some people support it. it shows you this tenuous position that the mexican government is in. everybody here views the u.s. as a country with a gun fetish. that is the words that people use here. the difference is and we talk to a kid 26 years old just a fau minutes ago, he got deported from the u.s. and left his family behind in los angeles. he said he w...

National guardmen standing on the mexican side of the border turning people around. some people say thats doing the american bidding for them. some people support it. it shows you this tenuous position that the mexican government is in. everybody here views the u.s. as a country with a gun fetish. that is the words that people use here. the difference is and we talk to a kid 26 years old just a fau minutes ago, he got deported from the u.s. and left his family behind in los angeles. he said he w...

Violence but the rhetoric that is what people here are talking about, rachel. >> cal perry reporting. thank you for that. that is a provocative and chilling analysis and again, i know i keep coming back to this nicole but the fact is, this was the worst terror attack to target latinos. its against immigrants and the hispanic community. were seeing from the white nationalist killers that they are targeting jews in the synagogue and african american worshippers in the black church and targeting hi...

Thought america would welcome her. >> it was one country that was allowing human rights people, but changing everything all of a sudden. >> reporter: people like dylan from the hope border institute provide shelter and food and somehow almost inexplicably a sense of optimism. >> what we are doing at the border is core to who we are as americans because this is a country that has always stood for human rights, for people across the globe, and our border is where were going to define our identity ...

The ra they have rafts. >> reporter: the final stretch of wall ends near brownsville, texas but the border between the two countries stretches further to the east some 13 miles through marsh land. >> that was cal perry reporting. for a different perspective from the other side of the border, nbcs report is in mexico right across from eagle pass, texas. ♪ >> reporter: eagle pass, texas a quiet unassuming place population 30,000. but the voices of residents here are being drowned out by more tha...