that doesn t borrow major league baseball. the league s major, the morals of a minor consideration. while they re commissioner rob manfred makes a big deal of pushing out of georgia, he s doing a multi-deal with the chinese company controlled by a murderous bureau for whom suppressing the votes means harvesting uighur body parts. by buy rob manfred peanuts and cracker jacks. he doesn t care in the uighurs never come back. where uighur muslims make up 90% of the population, the birth rate since 2017 has fallen over 60%. 60% drop. gee, almost makes you think something wacky must be going on there. have they been afflicted by the south african variant of covid or some such nightmare? makes no difference to the hollow men of american baseball. i can just about live with the unworthy custodians of the past time being mere advancement. what i can t stand is the phony moralizing of these guys. if you bought tickets and go to the box office to collect them, you re required to show pi
will: good morning and welcome to fox & friends weekend on this morning where we continue the most beautiful tradition in television, your pictures from across the nation, beautiful patriotic scenery playing the national anthem. i get accused a lot, pete, of being a separatist at times. have anyone of your pictures is gold random, beautiful, unidentifiable, could be generic photos of a barn in a field, that once wisconsin oh, no that s wisconsin. rachel: thank you, wisconsin, for sending in all of your photos, it was the wisconsin star-spangled banner moment. pete: other states also have cornfields. rachel: no one is nicer than wisconsin. the dog on the boat, i have a picture of skippy that looks just like that. pete: even the one with mountains she was like that could be wisconsin. rachel: the photos were so beautiful. i assumed it was all wisconsin. will: you won her heart and ours. keep the photos coming in a. rachel: favorite part of our morning. will: aweso
time right now. so that is yet to materialize. we ll see. so much breaking news. welcome, everybody, happy to see you this weekend. we re trying to get to the bottom of exactly what s going on there. what we know without doubt is that the russian assault not only in mariupol, but the eastern and southern part of the country is running very strong, and a record number of sorties over the past 24 hours. let s get the latest from matt finn. matt. reporter: neil, it s just a dire standoff at the steel plant in mariupol. vladimir putin said he would stop bombing that plant and instead barricade it, basically forcing the people inside to starve or surrender, but now ukraine says russia has resumed bombing on that plant. an estimated 2,000 yaiben marines ukrainian marines along with civilians have been holed up in tunnels underneath the plant, and now we re getting some of our first glimpses. new video released by the ukrainian military appear to show women and children hiding i
Eradicated from the planet one virus that afflicts humans, and that s smallpox. that s eradication. elimination means where you haven t eradicated it from the globe, but you ve essentially eliminated it, for example, from a given country, take the united states. so what have we done? we ve done that with measles, and we ve done that with polio with. but there were three factors that went into our ability to do that. one, measles and polio is not a virus that changes. the measles that we had 20, 30 years ago is the same measles we have right now. number one. number two, either infection-induced or vaccine-induced immunity is virtually lifelong. and ors as a matter of fact, that s what we had. and then you have a very, very effective widely acceptable and widely accept ised vaccination campaign. that s why we were able to eliminate it.
Needs, we are very actively coordinating its provision and that assistance is getting there. but we ll probably have more to say in the next couple days. thanks, everyone. so secretary of state antony blinken there he might be taking another question. let s listen. are they doing it deliberately? we ve certainly seen in the past that one of russia s methods of war is to be absolutely brutal in prying to cow the citizenry of a given country. and that includes at the very least indiscriminate targeting and potentially deliberate targeting as well. we re looking very closely at what is happening in ukraine right now, including what is happening to civilians. we re taking account of it, we re documenting it. and we want to ensure among other things that there is