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People into different communities and just introduce them to people where theyre at. and so i didnt feel like there was a need to editorialize because i think audiences can draw their own conclusions from seeing things as they are. >> how did you get the trust of the sons of the confederacy? because theyre not -- look, it did help you were from there. but not every journalist could have gotten that sit-down. not every journalist could have handed him the original succession papers and gotten him...

Immune compromised, for example, kasper patients, they might not have worked very well for you so the government is trying to come up with solutions, but some people are saying they missed the boat but should have come up with conclusions months and months okay. >> be proobjective and not reactive. joining me now is a public health specialist based in atlanta. good to have you. lets start there in atlanta where the cdc is as well. so they changed these rules for health care workers to try to get...

The worst case scenario by going through a series of what we call red team exercises that mentally prepares us, that prepares us operationally for the worst case scenario. i dont know what other agency did or do to prepare for large events such as this, had they done something similar, they may have come to a similar conclusions that we did, it would be a very violent day and we need to prepare for the worst. >> what is your understanding as the investigation and the sort of public facing protes...

Youre going to hear really compelling testimony im sure from daunte wrights mother, his dad, and the mother of his child most likely. i think those factors will militate towards giving a sentence in the 7 to 9 year range. >> you never want to look at one individual case and draw too many conclusions. we do start seeing a pattern. can you talk about what you see as the significance of this moment, what it might mean for future police brutality cases, what it means for juries siding with the prose...

Dominic hughes, bbc news. lets get more on those uk figures now and speak to our health correspondent, tim muffett. what conclusions can be drawn from those 0ffice what conclusions can be drawn from those office for national statistics data? i those office for national statistics data? ~ . ., data? i think we are getting a clearer sense _ data? i think we are getting a clearer sense of _ data? i think we are getting a clearer sense of where - data? i think we are getting a l clearer sense of whe...

Because of some of the conclusions of some of the trials that were caught by surprise. were you surprised to see guilty verdicts on both counts? >> i was. and part of the reason why is as shaq has explained on other reports, there were only three questions that came from the jury during the 27 1/2 hours of deliberation. one was asking the judge what do we do if we cant reach a unanimous verdict? as a former prosecutor when you see or hear that question, you get nervous. that indicates they canno...

Deluded that he thought he won the election. all of that is premature. what we need to do is not to wait before conductk a full-blown department of justice investigation with a grand jury and all of the rest of it. an investigation of everybody at the top, getting the foot soldiers, including some who pleaded guilty as long ago as april, to cooperate. at that point, rather than waiting and waiting and waiting for the january 6th committee to reach its conclusions, maybe criminal referrals, you k...

Singing over 80% of the population having received two or more shots, we are seeing lots of pressure to the health system and lots of cases which required hospitalisation. what which required hospitalisation. what conclusions are _ which required hospitalisation. what conclusions are you _ which required hospitalisation. what conclusions are you drawing about how effective the vaccines are against this particular variant if you are seeing more people hospitalised?— you are seeing more people h...

0 felt this way. its like we have been out there in oblivion just so separated from the people we love. >> oh, listen, it is a tough time right now. we know that you are all tired and hurting and facing difficult decisions about the days ahead. and we are not here to be pollyanna about 2021 at all. but good has a way of showing up. proving that kindness and resilience can always prevail, even in a time like this. so be safe out there. riedout fans, we love you, and happy holidays. thats tonights...

Third shot boosters for so much of the population. a large proportion, even of nursing home residents have not gotten their booster doses so i would really like for us to focus on third doses and also reassuring people who are vaccinated and boosted, chances are if they are generally healthy they are going do just fine with omicron so on an individual level someone who is vaccinated and boosted should not be fearing omicron. on the other hand, we as a society should fear omicron because of the p...