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good to be back with you on the second hour of chris jansing reports. israel's full cabinet meeting on their plans for a post war gaza. what the future could look like for more than 2 million people caught in the conflict. we're going to have a live report from tel aviv. plus, from japan, a commercial jet bursting into flames after a collision on the runway. what passengers are sharing about those frantic few seconds they had to escape. plus, breaking news. the president of harvard will resign less than one month after she was on congress. first, we head to the middle east wher...

You have different skns, but in the first eight months of life, it's a monoclonal antibody so it gives you path of immunity. a scientific way of saying that immunity can kick in pretty kwekly. we're in the thick of it. my own daughter had it. very close to being hospitalized. it can make an incredible difference in this season. and don't forget the flu. all ages can get a vaccine for the flu. we're seeing flu rates that are really higher than we would like to see and that is putting people in the hospital as well. so it's all out there. stay healthy. wash your hands. put a mask on. the basics ...

In The Reason Roundtable this week, panelists discuss the Cochrane Library's new study which concluded masks had "little or no difference" on COVID-19.

Than the last few weeks. respiratory viruses are putting a lot of stress on health care systems. all but six states are facing high flu rates. a bill is headed to the president's desk after passage. >> on this vote the ayes are 258, the nays are 69, present, 1. the motion is adopted. >> 39 house republicans joined democrats in getting the respect for marriaging act passed. the bill received bipartisan support in the senate. it requires every state to recognize a legal same-sex marriage from every state. president biden will promptly sign the bins bill into law.

Health emergency saying these unprecedented levels of rsv happening with growing flu rates, ongoing high numbers of children in mental health crises and serious work force shortages are combining to stretch pediatric care capacity at the hospital and community level to the breaking point. rsv is actually a common virus usually causing mild cold-like symptom, runny nose, decrease in appetite, coughing, sneezing, fever and wheezing, but it can be deadly serious for infants and the elderly. the spike in cases likely a residual effect of covid isolation. >> when you suppress mother nature, you cre...