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Required. the point is, it s getting harder and harder to know the local mask rules as you travel. two examples philadelphia international airport told us on friday that the mask rules there are loosening up, where at l.a.x. the rules there are tightening. you could still wear a mask while you re traveling. in fact, the cdc still recommends it. pete muntean, cnn, reagan national airport. with me now to discuss the new mask rules or in some cases lack thereof, david suesi, an aviation analyst and a former faa safety inspector. good to see you. so what are your thoughts? good to see you, fred. mask, no massing? that was a great piece that pete put together about how confusing it can be. it s important to remember the mask mandate has been lifted, but that s just a legal issue. it has nothing to do with safety, nothing to do with whether you can get the virus or not. it s a personal choice now. ....
Top medical officers, all the scientists are saying, you know what? we can start loosening up. we re at a good point. hospitalizations are down. the spread of the omicron is going down. vaccination rates are hire, we ve got therapeutics. so trudeau s trying to tighten the screws, and everyone else is saying let s open back up, and that that s parking lot of what has driven part of what s driven the anger towards him and helped grow this movement to one that was just truckers to a whole bunch of other people. arthel: okay. yeah, they re saying, look, things are going, looking good, so let s relax some of the restrictions. all right. political columnist brian lily, thank you for joining us. take care. thank you. arthel: a eric. eric: well, from the northern border to the southern border, migrant crossings there surging as agent as are now seeing more mored criminals and also helping some of the more vulnerable in the process. we ll have a live report from the southern border next. ....
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My employer was flexible. did i work about 16 hours days. i m used to traveling for work. making noise and having a part of the house i could go quiet too do video calls. check on them in between and make sure they were doing academic work which was definitely far behind than they would have done in the classroom. ainsley: jamie, i know you decided to leave your job. you were a project analyst at engineering company. you decided to leave when your first child was born. you have two sons. and you wanted to go back to work then the pandemic hits. how has that affected you? are you going to be able to go back to work? are you waiting to see how this delta variant plays out? i m waiting to see how the variant plays out. in may this year the restrictions were loosening up. the job market s hot even in my local area there is analyst jobs 10 minutes from my house which is pretty unusual because most jobs like that are in new jersey or cherry hill area, north ....