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Beds, but we have all been there a great deal. there is plenty of uncertainty. it makes sense to take precautions both as individuals and as local governments as things evolve, but, you know, we have to pay attention, but i think not allow ourselves to get wracked with fear every time we see a new data point or read something about a new variant because we have very good vaccines and we just really should focus on making sure that those who havent taken advantage of that time of the vaccination ...

You have people who dont believe that fraud affected the outcome but who are -- you could say cynically embracing this position because they recognize that this is one path to the republican nomination for their races. >> i questioned do they really believe it. now i wonder does it matter. if they will run on it, does it matter if they believe it or not. i think the more important question is, is it effective? are they winning these primaries in local and state races? >> well, we have a data poi...

Owners to have liability insurance. pay an annual fee to help curb the cost of gun violence. at the wake of the shooting at the valley transportation authority that left nine people dejoining us to analyze this is cnns "early start" anchor laura jarrett. laura, this is an interesting policy suggest by the san jose mayor, how does it work? >> super interesting. novel, as you said. of course, as you can imagine, very controversial. the best way to discuss this, as you and i were discussing in a br...

Terrible skewing where, in certain parts of america where you have a high concentration of republicans, republican government leadership, you have very low vaccination rates. and simultaneously the arrival of the delta variant. so this delta variant and people have got to take this very seriously. this is not just some weird phrase. it really is a substantially more contagious and substantially more dangerous form of the covid-19 virus. it is now concentrating in the areas with the lowest vaccin...

>> what were seeing right now is a short-term response to a dramatic shift in what people are able to do and what work theyre willing to do. one data point that surprised me, though, say, half of americans want their job to be working for them tremendously. were not sure thats going to be enough of the freedom and flexibility that people are saying, we want more, but i think only time will tell us. >> but it also will increase demand. you brought up this mental health issue. there are many compa...

Incentives change. remember all the investigation we saw, all the reporting about the taxi medallion scheme with michael cohen. the whole idea is that prosecutors use shady personal finances to squeeze someone enough to say we know you have all of this going on here, help us out, maybe we make all of that go away. do we know that thats whats happening with weisselberg? we do not. we dont know what we dont know. but the question is whether they can use something as leverage to make weisselberg fe...

But obviously, first and foremost this week in front of the u.s. senate will be the question of voting rights. >> dana, we were speaking to ron brown steen last hour. i said to him, is this just symbolic voting for democrats at this point just to reach that bar of keeping their caucus together to get the 50 which of course doesnt pass the legislation? or is it part of a bigger plan? he said, listen, look at this as a step along the way. unite the caucus, undermine republican unity in standing up...

Cox Automotive said in a  Data Point report last week that there was a 3% year-over-year hike in used-car sales last month. The total used-vehicle SAAR was an estimated 41.0 million in May, steady with April and up from 39.9 million in May 2020, Cox said. Looking at sales specific to dealerships (and taking private-party sales out of the equation), Cox said the retail SAAR for used-car was an estimated 22.4 million in May, again steady with April. In May 2020, the retail used-car SAAR was 21.1...

Covishield's median price at the private hospitals sampled was 75% of the average monthly expenditure of the poorest urban households

In about 10 rural districts of the north-eastern region, the positivity rate exceeded 20%