yourself from this variant and from other variants that we ve seen before. so, then, to your point about the protection that the vaccines do offer, even against the delta variant, is l.a. county overreacting? well, i wouldn t say, you know, they re overreacting. what i would say is localities like l.a. county and others absolutely have the right to make decisions based on what they re seeing in their counties. if i was in a community that had a low vaccination rate, as a number of our communities do around the country, if i was seeing a rise in the delta variant, i think it s perfectly reasonable to think of different approaches we could take to limit spread to get ahead of it. i think the takeaway message for individuals is that if you are fully vaccinated, again, you are quite protected. nothing is 100%, though. so if there are individuals out there who may be at higher risk or who may live with unvaccinated individuals, then certainly if you want to make the decision to continue
businesses we came in with. and haven t seemed to matter. has not actually seemed to, you know, cause them to worry about it. i don t know whether that s the reason why she s done this. one thing i m stuck by, i would say, there s a lot of talk and has been for a year and a half about when she and jared might leave washington, is it too much, will they go back to new york. this seems to suggest the other thing, the idea that maybe they re staying for the long term. i spoke with someone close to ivanka just a few minutes ago who said the main takeaway message is ivanka and jared are in washington and they re there to stay. are you there with us? it s nice to see you. forgive me, you worked many years for the new york times. no longer do. can you you ve covered ivanka and jared. as the sharp observer you are of the two of them, what do you make of this idea that this does seem to be a commitment from ivanka and jared to washington, to the role that they have here
no, i think the takeaway message is very simple. you ve got to curb the weight gain in children. and that is the key. use that as the model. keep the weight down, balance your diet. teach kids will healthy education of food. and let them being kids. okay. thank you, dr. alvarez. and enjoy those hershey kisses tonight. absolutely. thank you so much for joining us. happy halloween. coming up, the very latest on the crash of that russian jetliner in egypt.
consequences. henry gray is a food coordinator for doctors without borders which published the report. he joins us live via web cam from brussels. thanks for your time. according to your report your staff sounded consistently when helped to fight ebola in west africa. you laugh the who for its slow response. what s the lesson here? i think, first of all, the people of west africa suffered a lot more than our staff. but the takeaway message is that the world was late responding to this crisis there s a lot of optimism some of it well founded optimism. the job isn t done yet. if we want to avoid failing this part of west africa again, everybody has to knuckle down and see this job through. this is rosemary here. the report says this is the
platforms could throw an election by nudging the right kind of people to go vote in those few swing states. is she overstating the situation? no, i more or less agree to that. one, there wasn t anything unusual about the study. so in some sense it s relieving to see that people weren t aware and they do care, but i hope the takeaway message is not, look, facebook is one bad actor, they ll change their terms of use, problem solved. the broader issue is do we need new legislation to protect consumer data and what companies like facebook can do? and google and twitter, many others. exactly. i agreed that facebook. we got the one study in facebook in our crosshairs, but that is