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They start stealing everything. walgreens, 17 stories, the private sector gets it but elected official dont get they are contributing to urban decay. we need to be tough on crime to embrace the broken windows theory. theyve gone the other route and we have seen dire consequences. in la murder is up 48%. todd: it has been one year since the summer of love in seattle. the democratic mayor calling for more police to curb the violence. more police which is the full screen statement, we cannot contin...

Variant on the rise, all 50 states in the country are experiencing a significant growth in covid case. the rate of new cases per day in the last month has quadrupled nationwide. that trajectory is fueled by the millions of americans who remain unvaccinated. they have tried giving people free beer and food, cold, hard cash as incentiving to get the shots. only 49% of the country is fully vaccinated against covid, well below the threshold needed to achieve herd immunity. now some states are pullin...

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Independent commission. 56%, according to a poll conducted in may. so again, 56-30 issue. because of trump, excerpting his narrow but deep influence on the parts of the american political apparatus he controls. which amounts to one-half of the viable parties. we end up in this situation. they destroyed the independent commission. we now have a 7-2 bipartisan committee. looking into what, essentially, everyone, except donald trump and his followers, and maybe, the people that broke themselves, ag...

About that, and it may feel like were taking a step backwards with regard to our progress. but this is the way the science is sort of leading us. if you look overall, the trajectory of the pandemic, you know, we have had these waves. this delta wave is potentially very concerning, you know, and i think that we have lessons we have just learned from last year. we dont want to be making these decisions after the fact because at that point, you can start to go into exponential growth, and thats rea...

From covid pneumonia and the attendant side effects. phil regrets not being more vehemently pro vaccine and looks forward to being able to rigorously advocate that position as soon as he is back on the air which we all hope will be soon. phils brother mark valentine joins me now. thank you so much for being with us. i understand your brother is feeling at least a little better over the last day or so. give me a quick update. >> well, the update is that he is better than he was. i have not gotten...

In 2020. unlike 2020, we have both the scientific knowledge and the tools to prevent the spread of this disease. we are not going back to that. todays new mask guidance coming as parents across the country are protesting mask mandates in schools. >> i cannot stand to see her masked and she doesnt want to be masked. >> reporter: seven states have banned mask mandates in schools, including arizona, where students are already back in school, masks optional. and with the delta surge, a warning from ...

Time. its likely, if our trajectory is similar to that in the united kingdom, that we could see as many as 200,000 cases, a day, four times our current rate, within another four-to-six weeks. and although we wont see the horrific-death tolls, that we saw last spring, because 80% of people over the -- over the age of 65 are vaccinated. you will see a steady increase in deaths. and these are preventable deaths. >> wait a minute. you think its possible that there -- i mean, right now, its -- some 5...

That will be yet. population which we do not know what that will be yet-— that will be yet. when schools reo en, that will be yet. when schools reopen. l _ that will be yet. when schools reopen, i wonder _ that will be yet. when schools reopen, i wonder how- that will be yet. when schools reopen, i wonder how much i that will be yet. when schools - reopen, i wonder how much immunity there will be in the population. you are very clear on this, you want to see people getting immunity through vac...

Map below one, the impact of the 19th will not be felt immediately because when we look at mobility, an idea of activity, they are not sudden changes, it is a gradual change, that will be felt in the coming weeks. in scotland, they do not have the same policies as us, their cases have gone into decline but the impact of level zero is not being fully felt yet. scotland is slightly ahead of us, we should look there to understand our long—term trajectory. at some point in time, particularly when ...