our world ended on that day. and this new reality had to come into existence. i thought she was going beat it. i really did. she didn t. i think we were just in denial. it s a beautiful thing to be in denial because you get to enjoy every moment, you know. so that s the best thing. i can t just leave. it s hard to give everything up, because somebody can t do the right thing. where do you go that you really know you re safe, you know? i mean, i moved here thinking i was safe. and why should we leave? we came here in good faith. why should we leave? they need to clean up their crap. you can t sit back and pretend it s not real. you have to do something.
Paternity leave and he feels he s missing out. it s the tiny nuances. the change in her cry that i m picking up that you see, you learn from that. right now in the united states, there is no access to there s no guaranteed access to paid paternity leave. reporter: in the united states, 13% of employees are in workplaces that offer paid paternity leave to all new dads that compares to 19% of employees at places that offer paid maternity leave to new moms how important would you say it is for a dad to get paid paternity leave? for a family welcoming a new child, dads having access to paid paternity leave, absolutely critical they can bond with their child, they can support their partner, they can contribute to the well-being of their family. reporter: something secretary buttigieg was able to relish as a new parent. it changes everything you see the entire world in a new way. it s a beautiful thing. reporter: other fathers hoping for that special time as well kendis gibso
It s a beautiful thing. i look forward to the next 25 years. sandra: amen. i have been here 14 years. a proud moment to celebrate 25 years for this network. good to be with you both and a big hello to john roberts who is watching as well. mike: top members of the biden administration heading to mexico for high level talks. one item not on the agenda: the crisis on the border. former acting i.c.e. director will weigh in. sandra: the search for answers into the origins of covid after nearly 2 years. what happened in wuhan if did beijing know about the virus before the rest of us? a veteran who may have served in my time, beijing know about the virus before the rest of us? did beijing know about the virus before the rest of us? abn did beijing know about the virus before the rest of us? did beijing know about the virus before the rest of us? did beijing know about the virus before the rest of us? n did beijing know about the virus before the rest of us? d did beijing know about the
Taliban has assumed control of the kabul airport. that s a possibility. but those numbers tell me that the american people are paying attention to the story in ways that cannot escape them. sandra: he brought up a moment ago when we were talking of camera, those that set the table with a pint of beer for the missing service members. bill: that is happening in bars and cafes across america. sandra: it s a beautiful thing, i think you and a granite. billions of dollars in american weapon into the taliban. now they have more black hawk helicopters in australia and they ve released thousands of isis terrorists from prison. you talk about what happens in afghanistan tomorrow after 3:30 p.m. eastern time, we are also faced with the brutal reality that our threat of terrorism here at home goes up. bill: yeah. i think the initial issue is to
That maybe the supply will even out, but i still think there will be a realistic price that people were still want to purchase product that they can connect with. connect with. and why is vinyl preferred?. connect with. and why is vinyl preferred?, say connect with. and why is vinyl preferred? , say to connect with. and why is vinyl| preferred?, say to streaming? my preferred?, say to streaming? my gosh, well when you get a piece of vinyl, it s a beautiful thing. as humans, we really love product, to touch and feel things, and when you look at the artwork, it is a piece of art, you can read all about it, you know who produces it, there is a whole ritual i think of playing a record, and you get to hear the record as the artist wants you to hear it, in order that you play it, and then you have to get up and turnit and then you have to get up and turn it over, and there isjust so much more connection than with something that you just play through your computer. karen what is your f