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The financial challenges, the isolations, the fears of actually contracting the virus, all caused by the covid-19 pandemic, and theyre contributing to an increase in mental health problems. [tom] covid was life written in the extreme. you can say about covid what you can say about being alive during the seven years war. you know? or world war one. life was different. our daily routine was different. [derek] you couldnt do anything. you literally could not step on a plane. you couldnt got on vaca...

Inclusion will be thrown out the window and how they practice. tons of questions. interesting reactions. >> molly: interesting to see the decisions when they come down. treasury secretary janet yellen planning a trip to china. grover norquist will join us next to break all of that down. >> bryan: authorities in vietnam banning the new "barbie" movie. find out why when we return. ♪♪ they say seeing is believing, but with stearns & foster® thats only part of the story. we handcraft every stea...

Mother nature you will love geothermal engineering. >> the first high-altitude experiment one radical climate change solution. creating a massive chemical cloud that could cool the earth. its called solar geo-engineering and is highly controversial. it would look something like this. thousands of planes would fly very high and inject millions of tons of light reflecting particles into the stratosphere. creating a thin chemical cloud of chemicals on the planet, blocking some sunlight from reachin...

>> reporter: his restaurant, fig , was one of the first and most important on the charleston scene, determined to source local products that you used to find everywhere. as much as i would like to illustrate solid grounding and traditional ingredients with my order, i could not resist the soft sell crabs which are in season with pasta and shaved. which i would slit my best friends broke for. that is beautiful. >> when you had your first forkful of proper rice, was there an instinct to go out and...

Yeah, weve all been in the restaurant business. you, you, you. he just got fired from a job over on the west-- sorry. [laughter] - way to go, vernon. [laughter] - first of all, let me ask, who here is from nashville originally? - exactly, she is. - this has been pretty much the story of my experience here so far. you know, the town has a reputation. there are so many really good musicians here. does that make it harder to break out here? and ultimately, what happens if you suck here? - [laughs] ...

Combustible. will: yeah. and i think the relevance of that statement you made is that this is happening as we learned in an interview earlier this morning in the suburbs of paris but also really violently and destructively in a city like marseilles on the southern coast of france. this is particularly taking place within the algerian minority community of france. and many of the people, most of the people, actually, are of french nationality even though they have these ethnic background withs fr...

Populations that may be more disconnected and underrepresented and challenge universities to do that. let me sort of step back, bigger picture, why this is so ludicrous and so disheartening. if you look at the percent of black students at harvard or yale or prince tons, 6, 7, 8%, small numbers but weve had affirmative action for a long time, it has just been for the white and wealthy and if you look at the universities and the number of leg since family members who have gone there, or relationsh...

Cannot use simple color of a persons skin anymore. life stories can be taken into account, but life stories dont revolve simply based on ones skin color. you could be rich, have every door open to you and be african american. you could be poor and white and suffer tons of discrimination, you could have a disability. its a matter of a persons ability to overcome obstacles that should be taken into account and legacy admissions, i think, are a bad idea. and harvard, if it wanted diversity, it coul...

Yes, he is viable, fantastic candidate, anyone but biden and has good of country in mind, unlike biden who doesnt have anything in mind. [applause] >> greg: tommy, how do you stay in shape? you know ive noticed you. i look at you. >> i do calla stenices, greg. >> greg: how does he stay so trim? >> great observation about trump. he is trump of this election, he is being himself, getting free press and not doing it in a manipulative way, he is on cutting edge and doing what he believes and does th...

Foreign-owned i bought yen ling. i went with my two and a half-year-old. austin complains that transgender athletes under represented. the amount of energy gone into building this narrative would lead to you believe this there is this massive number of transathletes winning all the time the reality is we are are still statistically under represented. to be clear is he pointing throughout biological men are under represented in womens sports. >> its so strange, isnt it, that wouldnt be tons of me...