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Low-level crimes. for restorative justice programs to work, they can work in certain circumstances you have to understand who the person is, what is their background? how many times have they committed these crimes? can you get them on the right path? for many of them the answer is clearly no. look at what has been done in the past and look at their trajectory. thats the problem here. >> harris: there are so many of them now. do we have time in our justice department? most of it in our justice s...

Quite some time that kind of pointed to things becoming unstable. one is the widespread corruption that has led to economic inequality. and i think thats been exacerbated over the last couple of years by covid. and in general, the country was on a trajectory where it was constantly experiencing economic growth. and that kind of plateaued and has started to fall. the other issue is the state has not really dealt with how to have a leadership succession from its first president. he stepped down in...

Trajectory for a president whos hoping to try to maintain the advantages they have, as narrow as they are in both the house and the senate in the midterms later today. there is a sense they havent done a good enough job touting their achievements, the covid relief bill that was passed without republican votes, the trillion dollar infrastructure bill that did have the support of some republicans, and so certainly the president will try to use this as an effort to do that. there was also a communi...

Put those covid tests into the mix so they can speed up the production and get that half-billion amount of tests into the bloodstream of america. what happens if and when that doesnt happen? you talk about inflation like its a small thing. well, its not, but youre right, its not as bad as what we are facing right now with the testing shortage. >> inflation is not a small thing. you are seeing the white house really focusing on some of the root issues with regards to inflation. we are seeing gas ...

We actually predicted on the 18th of december, our own modelling we put out, we thought that one in ten nhs staff would be off sick by this time because we could see the trajectory of infection rates rising. remember that people who work in nhs are part of the general population and in london, one in ten people are infected and that will reflect in those that work in public services such as the health service. the other problem we have is that front—line staff arent able to stay at home. they ...

All of last season. of course, last season was a record breaker for almost no cases, but in new york state our trajectory puts us up at a earlier and higher peak than during normal years. so, you know, flu has always overwhelmed or gotten close to overwhelming many, many hospitals during normal years. so if flu is back and we have covid, it could certainly be very problematic. so please dont forget to get your flu vaccination. thats including everybody six months and older who can be vaccinated ...

Withstand is. >> you just put your finger on the basic problem here. they can put more sanctions on russia. they can try to do things to totally cut russia off, like semiconductors, the inputs that you need for smartphones or aircrafts. that requires a lot of multilateral -- that is part of what these consultations in europe and other countries around the world are about. making sure that you can lineup credible pressures on the sanction front. the problem, amen, is that that may not be enough. ...

That. it may be due to the fact there were previous infections or vaccinations. omicron is sending fewer people to hospital, good news for example, if omicron behaved like the delta variant, they expected 47 would have gone to the hospital. meanwhile, only 15 have gone. cases skyrocketed a week ago but have since dropped off sharply. south africas top scientist says he expects over countries to follow that same trajectory. in a very, very early look, joe biden says he plans to rerun in the nex...

Bullet points to you now the labor markets are tighter than they were in 2021. demand is going to be remaining above pre-covid trends but supply likely is going to lag behind. near-term inflation up 1 - 3 points higher than last year end the unpredictable trajectory of the pandemic. we all remember president biden campaign saying he had a plan to shut down the virus, not shut down the economy. has anybody ever seen that plan? >> we have not seen that plan not certainly in congress it doesnt seem...

Barring that whether theres an adequate plan b. >> what is mccarthys standing among republicans, with trump when hes going through the political calculations for himself. how does that all add up? >> i think from a reporting perspective, if we take a step back here, its hard not to look at his trajectory over last year and the sort of, you know, shifting and changing public statements that hes made and look at some of his actions and feel like hes done whats most politically expeditious for him ...