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0 facts, i'm applying the law in as neutral and consistent a manner as i can. because that is the duty and requirement of the judicial oath. i'm also very conscious of the limits of judicial authority, of the restrictions that exist in the law to prevent me as a judge from becoming a policymaker. this means that i carefully scrutinize my jurisdiction. it means that i look at the text and focus on the text and the intentions of the legislatures that drafted that provision. or the intention of the framers that put forward that constitutional principle. it means i'm looking at precedent if i was ...

Week following this holiday break. they have a lot on their to-do list in 2022. and workers in 21 states tomorrow are going to see minimum wage increases. massachusetts is raising the minimum wage to 14 bucks and 25 cents. but the federal minimum wage is still only $7.25 an hour. and so i'm wondering where this priority -- where it ranks on the list of these very many democratic priorities. >> it has been a priority. it's going to continue to be a priority. and you've seen a number of states act essentially where the federal government hasn't been able to and as you know, this isn't a -- this ...

I'm in tel aviv. the sheba medical center began the first trial of a fourth dose of the covid vaccine for healthy patients. they're going to be using the pfizer/biontech vaccine, mostly used here in israel. they're going to be given it to 150 health workers at the medical center, all of whose antibodies have dipped below a certain level. this isn't a much publicized roll-out of a fourth dose that we were talking about last week, which was recommended. that was manipulate to be over 60s, for people with suppressed immune systems, but it still has yet to be designed off by the director general o...

Rising case numbers leading to under staffed businesses shutting down, universities are shifting to online classes. some events are canceled or postponed. data from open table shows consumers dining in restaurants nationwide, 16% lower in the week ending than the same period in 2019. >> it's very much a struggle for restaurants. even if we're not faced with clothes you're, many restaurants are hanging on by a thread. this is december. this is their souper bowl month. people are having to close because staff are getting covid. reservations are down because guests are afraid to go out. even if t...

Joining me is the founder of frostka food and wine and head of a group formed during the pandemic to help the restaurants impacted. thanks for coming back in. the president and local officials have said of this surge, this is not march of 2020. we're not going to shut things down again. but restaurants are struggling again. what are you seeing? is this time different or is it not? >> well, kate, first of all, thanks for having me on. you know, it is -- it's very much a struggle for restaurants. even if we're not faced with closures, many restaurants are hanging on by a thread. this is december...