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Occupancy really is rising. we see that going up to 7000 beds in england. stilla that going up to 7000 beds in england. still a long way short of where we were after the previous peaks. but we are only really a couple of doubling is away in terms of admissions from where we were after the worst of the peak. so, the concern is obviously that we see that continued growth in occupancy and admission numbers over the days and admission numbers over the days and weeks ahead. that and admission numbers...

Vaccinate more people and give out more booster vaccinations. lets hear from the head more booster vaccinations. lets hearfrom the head of more booster vaccinations. lets hear from the head of the who. about 2096 of all vaccine _ hear from the head of the who. about 2096 of all vaccine doses _ 20% of all vaccine doses administered every day are currently being given as boosters or additional doses. blanket booster programmes are likely to prolong the pandemic, ratherthan programmes are likely to...

Accepted responsibility for what he did. >> reporter: the pleas come with no conditions and prosecutors still plan on seeking the death penalty, but this would spare families of the victims from enduring a likely lengthy trial. 17-year-old joaquin oliver was killed at marjory stoneman douglas high school. his father telling abc news whether cruz gets life or death, that wont change his pain. >> its not even close to what the worst punishment this guy will receive. so i think that justice will be...

Match trials where you have one shot of one type of vaccine like johnson & johnson and another one where you have for example shot of pfizer. similar trials have yielded incredible results, so, i think were gonna see incredible actions. it reminds me, lawrence, cause your policy person, weve never seen science and having to adapt in policy infrastructure that werent meant to be so nimble and facile. when have we ever been include about fda authorization on a day-by-day basis in, youre watching t...

The same age which certainly sharpens your focus on this -- on these issues, especially for the under 12 population. but that really should not matter. it should not be that because you are having -- because you have an 11-year-old or ten year old, you are more concerned about the 15 million kids under the age of 12 in this country. >> i think she use the perfect word for it, you care no matter whats, but its certainly sharpens or raises the urgency in the action that you want to take. and think...

Million people who learned, do not believe generals, do not believe the modern post-world war ii generals during the war. whats happening in the news media over the last 30 years or so it has been a new reverence for military commanders with a projected capacity on to these military commanders that, as far as i can tell, they have not earned. >> thats absolutely the case. for 20 years, the generals promise that they would win the war and they didnt. and now, many of them have gone on to lucrativ...

Are always having to re-learn these lessons with each new generation, but, also americans are usually not into foreign policy. it doesnt affect them directly. so wet ends up happening is you have, foreign policy experts, politicians, generals, people of this nature, who are basically able to guide americas policy, unimpeded and without any check and balance. and for 20, years there has been essentially a bipartisan consensus about the afghanistan war. it has gone through bush, it has gone throug...

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To war. because we arent able to go to war without dealing with the horrors. thats the part that gets loss, when the first decision is made to go to war. >> that is exactly right. leaving the decision to end a war, it is usually much harder than the decision to start a war when it comes to the politics of it, but the logistics of how to do it, in the modern day, its never been mastered, and isnt something that anybody is any good at. >> we havent yet learn how to invade a country, lose a war and...

Thats what happened. that is simply what happened. >> what did you think when you first saw those? pictures >> i thought that we have to gain control of this, we have to move this more quickly. we have to move in a way in which we can take control of that airport. and we did. >> so you dont think that this couldve been handled better in any way, no mistakes? >> i dont think that we couldve handled it in a way that -- we are gonna go back in hindsight and look, but the idea that somehow there is ...