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food of the shelter in a city or rent is very expensive. not seeing a lot of that. >> there is a time in 2017 or paid a lot of money to house my and my kids paid the cable appeared to gossipy the lig lighting. i did the car payments. there's a lot of stuff that are to be responsible for. forcefully for the migrants they got the government of the united states to hand them carte blanche the pretty much do as they wish. they go in and out of the hotel for people sick in there, spreading different types of illnesses, chicken pox, covid.
illnesses, chicken pox, covid or what? you may have an and nobody is telling them they can do that. al right now, the ones that got all the power, the migrants, the hotel workers lost their power at the hotel. . we i mean, the gm doesn't have a back seat . i guess all he cares about is making the money that he's making. >> but, well, i don' makt wantin to turn this into a personalabos grievance thing about the gm or how the hotel is run. whatsted we're interested in, is philippe, is what's happening with the use use of of taxpayer dollars. new york , it's estimated, hasbn spent about a billion dollars. that's the estimate on the illegal immigrants in new york city, including the housing that you're seeing now. we show we're showing picture pictures of weed, marijuana that you said was found at the hotel. so how did or you didn't find it did not go through who who
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a major change to china's zero-covid policy, the country deciding to remove the mandatory quarantine for travelers almost three years after the country closed its borders the change will begin january 8th, but it comes as china struggles to contain surges of covid cases, raising concerns a new strain could emerge. and back here at home, the impact of vaccine hesitancy. the "washington post" reporting the country is seeing a resurgence of measles and the chicken pox. let's bring in the doctor for national preparedness from colombia university. a lot of business leaders in china are happy about this, a lot of world business leaders see this as a step forward for the second largest economy in the world. but from a public health standpoint, what do you make of this change? >> good morning.
have a covid mess in china that won't easily be cured. and by the way, it's a problem for all of us, if china's covid gets out of control, more and more development of mutations will put the west and other parts of the world at great risk if they move from china to anywhere else. >> and let me ask you about that big "washington post" story about vaccine hesitancy. it's something you warned about, you've been concerned about for a while. now about one-third of parents say there should not be a requirement to vaccinate children with the mmr vaccines, even if it may create a risk for other children and adults in order to attend public schools that is up 16% since 2019. this vaccine hesitancy, what we're seeing with measles, what we're seeing with chicken pox, what do we need to know about it >> well, you know, there's always been an anti-vaxx movement in the united states
>> well, if you aren't vaccinated and aren't up to date on vaccines, including flu and some important ones children aren't getting like chicken pox and other important vaccines, be prepared to have one of your people get sick. that's what we saw at thanksgiving. if you can't get up to date on vaccines, take precautions like testing before you arrive. also, try to make sure if you're symptomatic of any kind, runny nose, even if you're covid negative, there's other viruses and just sit this one out. if you can't do that, expect somebody is going to get sick and plan for that. >> since the flu started surging early, is there any evidence the flu is going to peak any time soon? >> that's what we hope. we are surging about a month, six weeks earlier than expected. like all seasons, there's a