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Equivalence to the biden document retention and the trump document retention. does he now have to assign a special counsel to pence? what do you think the threshold is at this point given the asymmetry of what biden did and what trump did as far as classified documents. is pence going to be roped into all of this as well? >> he might, but i dont think were there yet. and heres why. part of the reason there was a special counsel assigned for donald trump was because donald trump finally declared ...

Have known whether they were true or false. when she filed them as the treasurer and she had that legal responsibility. >> hi, my name is in caitlyn huey-burns, i am a correspondent for cbs news. >> reporter: marks didnt return our calls so earlier this week, we showed up at a meeting for a long island library where she serves as a board member. we found her seat empty and community members also searching for answers. >> now she is sitting on the board of trustees with taxpayer dollars. >> marks...

Which we already know, but it adds weight to that. also waiting until there are large surges of infection to increase masked wiring or improve it might be leaving things a little bit too late. so introducing a threshold to boost mask wearing is probably the best way forward. joshua, a lot of us, i think its fair to say, hoped that the pandemic and issues to do with covid could very much be something we can put behind us. so many people in the world are increasingly being vaccinated. but with the...

For workers and their ability to make ends meet. yes, let me take you quick back to 2004—2019, we started progress in informal into very formal economies. the informality since covid has picked up again. the recovery is happening in the formal sector where we know there is no protection and no voice, no negotiation, and in a lot of cases where the real wages are going down, so that has a dampening impact on that quality of thejobs. what is quite unacceptable in my mind, as you and i are speaki...

Earlier i spoke to drjoshua szanyi — a public health registrar at the university of melbourne, and lead author of the report. he began by speaking about the main findings of his study and what 2023 could hold. this work really has its basis in the idea that were not sure what 2023 might hold for us, so we thought it would be important to develop a framework to think in that environment and as you mentioned, with likely a virus that continues to evolve. in terms of findings, what we found acros...

And what 2023 could hold. this work has its basis in the idea that were not sure what 2023 might hold for us, so we thought it would be important to develop a framework to think about the costs and benefits of various policy decisions. as you mentioned, with likely a virus that continues to evolve, in terms of findings, what we across the range of scenarios we looked at was generally having a lower threshold to introduce public health and social measures is probably the best thing to do. it rein...

Fighter for them. when i say a fighter for them, fighting for the people that are working every day, people that actually decide how much they make per year, not by their taxes at the end of the year. people who have to decide between paying their utilities, or paying their rents. figuring out how to make ends meet, whether we are going to get generic food this year, or actually going to be able to afford a little bit more brand name foods. im fighting for those people. senator sinema is no long...

Shooters in our data, which is -- its unique. at the same time i think its important to reflect on, here we are again. i think einstein said, insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. we normalized mass shootings in our society from active shooter drills for children to the guns everywhere policies to routine thoughts and prayers. even this right here, the endless media cycle around these issues, the scores of mass shootings that have come before the ...

Thank you so much forjoining us on newsday. perhaps you can start by telling us more about the main findings of your study, particularly the idea that we could see more variants in 2023. £th the idea that we could see more variants in 2023.— the idea that we could see more variants in 2023. of course, thank ou for variants in 2023. of course, thank you for having _ variants in 2023. of course, thank you for having me _ variants in 2023. of course, thank you for having me on. _ variants in 202...

Has picked up again. the recovery is happening in the formal sector where we know there is no protection and no voice, no negotiation, and in a lot of cases where the real wages are going down, so that has a dampening impact on that quality of the jobs. what is quite unacceptable in my mind, as you and speaking, we estimate 214 million workers, unable to earn the $1.90 a day, which is the threshold for poverty. when we look at the covid situation and the lifting of restrictions in china,