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Or reframe those developments that have disincentivized cops from engaging with the conditions we need them to tackle. we need to encourage officers to hold on while we ease back on the drastic changes made in a moment of national passion. we need them to keep suiting up because cops count and police matter. he goes on to write, the world is not compatible with the naivety of police abolitionists or police absolutists, but it isn't the drk place the cynics say either. most of us can come together on this and make things better. police can regain the trust of their communities, and communities ...

That there will be an announcement that people will be glad to hear potentially running for president again. we don't know what that decision will be. if he decides to run, would you be a economic adviser for his campaign? >> well, i don't know if he would ask me. i did have a small dinner with him at mar-a-largo. he's lost a lot of weight. he looks fit. he's in a great mood, a lot of ideas of how to fix the country. maybe he will find a friend to support in the presidential cycle. he's not talked about that. i 100% would support him and help him if he asked. >> neil: all right. so count him i...

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We go inside one of the labs in south africa, where omicron was first discovered, and researchers are now working around the clock to learn more about it. cbs's debora patta reports from durbin, south africa. >> reporter: suiting up in protective gear, scientists are heading into the biohazard lab of the africa health research institute growing live omicron to be tested against the blood of fully immunized people as well as those previously infectioused. heading up the team is alex sigal. >> this is probably the most mutated virus we'd ever seen. >> reporter: the variant has more than 50 mutat...