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August 19, 2022
President bidens break continues. chief of staff ron klain says he deserves it. >> the largest economic recovery planned since roosevelt. the largest infrastructure plan since eisenhower. the most judges confirmed since kennedy. the second largest healthcare bill since johnson. >> are you ready? take a deep breath. >> nothing this there about covid though even as the head of the cdc admits for the first time the agency wasnt prepared for the pandemic. >> what i told the cdc staff was that it too...
August 18, 2022
Telling us. >> completely agree with you, harris. the other thing is the cdc is a bunch of scientists used to talking to scientists not the public. it comes with a flavor of arrogance and turns americans off. dont talk down to me. if you cant explain it, i wont listen to you at all. the masking is an example. there is no prospective double blind randomized trials on masking and masking mandates were in place all across the country. schools shutters. a lot of us feel the teachers union played a r...
August 17, 2022
About the plan while americans pay it is price. >> lara: go from vacation to vocation and sign this bill to cause more hardship for americans, it is incredible, ive never seen something like this happen. if joe bidens goal was to do the opposite of donald trump, he is nailing it, my father-in-law was working 24/7 for the american people, here joe biden is on vacation. im sure his people are exhausted cleaning up the mess he leaves behind any time he takes the stage. >> carley: philadelphia schoo...
August 16, 2022
Off white teachers before minorities regardless of seniority. the city of minneapolis reads in part, "it is assessing which means to eliminate a population underrepresented and shall accept the least senior member of the unrepresented population." according to the union of the purpose of the policy is to make a past discrimination and the policy will be removed when teachers represent that the community and leave a mark. day one constitutional law violation of the constitution. americans childre...
August 16, 2022
REGIONAL – Alameda County officials last week encouraged residents to keep wearing masks indoors as the region continues to “experience high COVID-19 case rates as people increasingly resume pre-pandemic activities.”
August 15, 2022
Commentary A lingering disorder that can last for months or years is affecting an increasing proportion of the ...
August 13, 2022
Mainland china reporting more than 640 locally transmitted cases, most in hard hit province of hinan. and japan is grappling with its own resurgence. on wednesday 20 of japans 47 prefectures saw record daily counts and new infections. on friday alone more than 240,000 cases were reported. and in the united states the centers for disease control easing up on much of its covid-19 guidance. heres what theyre advising. no more 6 feet social distancing recommendations, no more screening in most cir...
August 13, 2022
Diseases. >> we are dealing with a trifecta, covid is still very much here. polio, we have identified polio in our sewage. and were still dealing with the monkeypox crises. were coordinating and were addressing the threats as they come before us. and were prepared to deal with them and with the assistance of washington, d.c. >> and in a sign of just how much has changed since the height of the pandemic, the cdc is making a major shift and easing covid guidelines. they say the nation could move a...
August 13, 2022
Going back to sort of pre-pandemic normal. children no longer have to quarantine if they are exposed. they no longer have to test at days five and seven. so, there is a test to stay approach. and if they are exposed, they can stay in class and they have to test in days five and seven. and if they are negative for covid, they can stay in class. other still recommend some [inaudible] masking. but its definitely a recommendation. alicia menendez, we have talked about this so many times. i feel ther...
August 12, 2022
The public health agency says the new guidelines reflect the changing reality of the pandemic. But some researchers question their feasibility.