Someone who next to you. Reporter while the cdc has given the all clear the California Department of public health has not. And neither have coes you are i just like no shirt, no shoes, no service, you still have to abide by their rules. Right now, businesses are asking for that as we say and we have to be completely respectful of what businesses have established as their roles because no one in a business should be in a position of enforcing that. Reporter we asked folks on the dr. Darrell if they are ready to drop their face coverings. Advocates way too soon. 50 is 95, moderna is not the same, so it makes sense. Even though im fully vaccinated i will probably still wear it inside but eamas reporter now is not the moment to shame anyone for com to each other. Never yell at anyone for wearing a mask and never yell at anyone for not wearing a mask. Why is the cdc dropping the mask mandates now . Reporter now, elizabeth, part of the reason is an encouragement for people to get there vacc
We were poor by the time i started into junior high school. I never understood or knew what that meant because we were always happy. We had at the time i was coming along i was the seventh of what at that point was eight children. Seven of my moms plus my older brother of my dads. And at that time, six of us were still in the house. Shotgun house. Okay . I learned many years later what Shotgun House meant. But nonetheless, there was a Front Room which served as the Living Room and my mom and dads bedroom. And then there was the kids room. And there were three girls over in the one bed and three guys, three boys on the other side. And i can remember in the kitchen you went out the back door to go into the kitchen. And of course we had no power, no electricity. I i can remember maybe fourth gradish coming home from school one day and i could see the wires coming from the Power Pole into the house. I mean, this was like, it doesnt get any better than this. You know . No more using lamps,
I kind of begin to realize that we were poor by the time i started into junior high school. I never understood or new what that meant because we were always happy. We had a at the time i was coming along i was the seventh. Of what at that point was . Children seven of my moms plus my older brother of my dads. And at that time six of us were still in the house. Shotgun house, okay. I learned many years later what Shotgun House meant, but nonetheless there was the Front Room which served as the Living Room and my mom and Dads Bedroom and then there was the Kid Room and there were three girls over on and in the one bed and three guys three boys on the other side and and i can remember in the kitchen. You went out the back door to go into the kitchen. And of course we had no power. No electricity. I i can remember maybe fourth gradeish. Coming home from school one day and i could see the wires coming from the Power Pole into the house. Oh, this was like it doesnt get any better than this.
something that is out of this world, researchers assembling 12 bottles aged in space. fox and friends first starts right now. jillian: i think i would try ones anywhere. steve: think i would too was a glass of space wine, whether it is red or white. good morning, you re watching fox and friends first on thursday morning. steve: we start with a fox news alert, new allegations against new york governor andrew cuomo. and the report says he gave his family special access to covid 19 testing at the start of the pandemic. according to that report from the times union governor andrew cuomo more or less let his family skip the line when it came to testing. he and doctor howard zucker gave the order. that would be a violation of new york s constitution which bars state officials from using their position to gain privilege for themselves or others. chris cuomo and his family, the governor s mother and one of his sisters allegedly got priority for covid testing. a report in t
down for a one-on-one just ahead. plus sources telling nbc news that senate democrats are preparing to miss next week s deadline to pass the president s sweeping social spending bill. in fact, a vote could slide all the way into march. so a lot going on. good afternoon, i m chris jansing at msnbc world headquarters in new york. we begin with mike memoli traveling with the president in dawson springs, kentucky. allison barber is there where she s been in touch with survivors. and nbc s gabe guiterrez in mayfield, kentucky. let s start with allison. as we await president biden s arrival there in dawson springs, you ve been on the ground, you ve looked for yourself, seen the destruction, seen the scale of the need, what is the president going to see and experience when he gets there? reporter: he s going to see homes like this one. this belonged to a woman named shauna. you could see a lot of her children s things here. what remains of christmas wrapping paper. she was insid