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Im jon scott in new york. tis the season to be jolly or possibly very ill. a tripledemic is on the rise along with lingering covid symptoms. officials estimate there have been 13 million cases of flu so far this season. the flu can be deadly, especially among the elderly. they are advised to get flu shots as soon as possible. in china days after dialing back the zero covid policy restrictions. china has not recorded any new covid deaths since earlier this month. im jon scott. thousand back to "u...

Into what you are seeing. >> so that hasnt increased emergency department volume significantly. however, it is something we have to really think about because we are seeing invasive disease with strep a. and that can be especially troublesome if you have an influenza or rsv infection. we are seeing increased hospitalization with kids who have systemic illness or specifically developing abscesses or other problems in their throat due to that infection. >> so this is interesting. something that i ...

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Forget howe great this place is? >> absolutely. and thanks for doing this segment. it was a pleasant surprise. as a country we focus on the bad things, but we dont understand and put them in the context of what this country is and what it represents around the world. even the problems we have on the southern border. people are coming here not because they think its a hell hole. they are coming here because they believe in what they heard about the american dream. the ability of people of mod yec...

Forget howe great this place is? >> absolutely. and thanks for doing this segment. it was a pleasant surprise. as a country we focus on the bad things, but we dont understand and put them in the context of what this country is and what it represents around the world. even the problems we have on the southern border. people are coming here not because they think its a hell hole. they are coming here because they believe in what they heard about the american dream. the ability of people of mod yec...

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Taibbi. >> theres also a sort of delicious irony -- irony to using twitter to basically defin strait twitter and then also to sort of drop this enormous feted stunk bomb in the middle of whae of what used to be private garden of mainstream journalists. i spoke earlier with glenn greenwald. welcome. >> great to be with you, howie. howard: lets start with matt tie yee by, because when cnn finally got around to doing a segment knocking down the twitter files, there was this lead-in. >> yeah. i mean...

One, because he passed a law but, two, what it means that the entire united states congress codified this idea that no matter who you are, you can get married -- howard: how does that make you feel? >> its a great feeling to know that you are legitimate, as we heard our colleague, don lemon, say at the top of the segment. but beyond that, if you talked to folks, what other protections can we do especially after the shooting in colorado springs, the shooting in orlando at an lgbtq establishment. ...

Laura, to a media establishment that cant stand him? >> absolutely. but its not just about ammo, its also about the business case. we talked in the haas segment about reporters covering the business value and the impact on the businesses. there are so many stories here about the fact that elon musk is driving down the value of a company that he overpaid for, and he was able to do it by borrowing other peoples money that banks were happy to lend. so i think that theres -- the undercurrent here th...