monica color cern's the 1st to get the shot. here. i'm so proud of this of this great opportunity and tell you as a brazilian let's vaccinate don't be afraid this is what we need this is what we're looking forward to. this. brazilian authorities approved both the chinese develops in a vax and the u.k. made astra zeneca shots for emergency use. vaccination rollout has been slow in brazil compared to its neighbors after the approval process was fraught with conflict as our laws of president jebel sonorities sought to cost doubt on the efficacy of the senior vax vaccine. the government says it will begin a nationwide rollout of vaccines on wednesday with health professionals 1st in line to get an ocular rated. u.s. police have arrested elected an elected official on charges relating to the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol quite griffen a new mexico county commissioner and founder of a group called cowboys for trial was also planning to travel to washington armed with a rifle and a revolver to protest joe biden's inauguration securi

what a let me put it in this way right now we are going towards cern a new situation with president elect by then coming into office a problem there some of european countries started to of started talking about to the new things to be added to the just feel they were having just a plus as they say saw iran had it will have more carts to use in future if we are going to have any talks that are going to have any new negotiations but probably would have some debates between iran and the us on how the us is going to come back on what our american commitments and of course in this regard iran to have iran has to have more stronger cards then keeping keeping its position in the just a that's what i think the iranians think you think they're negotiation parts for the future of tog's or debates between them and each. us right if the coming back is not going to be to have we are not going to have actually excerpt the man's from the other side of course iran will not also have extra procedures right if they are going to have it sent me mad iran would put in scotland to take him out option us from

room if you well to see and be able to deal with what we have in front of us with sort of holiday cern. >>some announced the oxygen task force which is a strategy determine how the state will distribute oxygen tanks to hospitals that are running low, that's the situation we're in this morning. also happening now health care workers are receiving their second doses of the covid vaccine. and we have video of new york critical care nurse sandra lindsay she is getting her second dose of the pfizer vaccine. she was the first in the u.s. to be fully protected from covid-19 more than 15 million doses of the vaccine now have been distributed nationwide. that's according to the cdc. but just 4 and a half million people have actually been vaccinated and distribution has been slower than anticipated. well with vaccine rollouts going slower than expected experts are now debating on changing distribution tactics. right now second doses are reserved for people who have already is he received the first shot, but policymakers are weighing whether to give as many people as possible their first shot now

to find in the last 20 years at the same machine that found the higgs bozak you know the galaxy at cern in switzerland. we haven't found it you know so it comes to a point where where do you draw the line between stubbornness and blindness you know you just don't want to accept that this big grand dream of a theory of everything is more theoretical fabrication then what nature is telling us and i started to think that way but let your last sentence makes me think even more that if there race a slight possibility of actually knowing everything right then that is god because they have had so many interviews with a lot of different peoples people of signs for instance i had dozens of entries with auster knots and you know these are people of signs you know there's been talk like a scientist to go to space and then they tell me we started believing that the minute you know we left earth because when you look at everything there is no possible explanation of how this is possible unless there is a god and then i have like this really famous elderly lady who is a neuroscientist and she is like

all right let's bring in our panel joining us from los cern annalise wilder smith a professor of emerging infectious diseases at the london london school of hygiene and tropical medicine in london max lawson the head of inequality policy at oxfam international and from washington d.c. julie fisher associate research professor of microbiology and immunology at georgetown university medical center welcome to you all and elise let me start with you today what are the factors here that are causing the production delays and the delays at the rollout of the vaccine. well we are living with a challenge to produce the amount of that sees that we've never produce to such an extent ever before we didn't need to cover about 5000000000 people and know that the manufacture kind of chief this so we need many vaccines and many vaccine platforms and several vaccine. developers to do so and so kindly ab you know at. there are that can be technical glitches promises may not be met and therefore the current biggest hurdle indeed effects in supply and a vaccine delivery shortfalls max the world health organi

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cern to ensure that the situation you know right the gap you know what we saw was there being as you say there's no reason why there should be empty shells but there were plenty of warnings not least from the national audit office 'd back in november when it slammed the government for a shortage of customs brokers i'm prepared border cites failure to build enough capacity in new custom software you report you so don't you well are there are obviously teething problems we are 'd forgetting that you can never get to the site of the inaudible or to 50 years or and it's a failure to pass properly is not teething problem it's a failure to plan properly and you will want about it well i think what is clear is that we didn't know the situation regarding a trade deal until the very last minute the 20 it was christmas eve and i believe that we are licensed i deal with the european union so the fact that people are criticising the under par in this on either the government or the european union customs officials in terms of getting everything up and running is a little bit unfair there were no

cern to ensure that the situation not arise again you know what we sell there being as you say there's no reason why there should be empty shells but there were plenty of warnings not least from the national audit office back in november when it slammed the government for a shortage of customs brokers i'm prepared border cites failure to build enough capacity in new custom software you report you so don't feel well or there are obviously teething problems we are 'd. going to focus on the inaudible portability it's horrendous that it's a failure to pass properly it's not teething problem it's a failure to plan properly and you will want about it you know i think what is clear is that we didn't know the situation regarding the trade deal until the very last minute the 20 it was christmas eve and i believe that we are lanced i deal with the european union so the fact that people are criticising the under par in this on either the government or the european union customs officials in terms of getting everything up and running is a little bit unfair there were no the militia called consider

for the ball caps that are exploited be under cern in german states and 3rd countries transported for fattening up before being packed into boats and shipped off to the middle east. and the breeding cattle many of which end up in arabian are to ours where fully conscious will have their throats cut under inhumane conditions. these kind of animal transports must stop. and residents can finally party again in china where things are almost back to normal it was from this city that the corona virus spread over around the world. now just consider defeated here china's crisis management seem to perform well. but the only tail has many flaws and many losers global 3000 and. 90 minutes on w. . it's about billions. it's about power. it's about the foundation of the world order the silk road. china wants to expand its influence with this trade network and so in europe conflicts are inevitable the consequences contradicted the guinness book of the shaking of the chinese state has a lot of money at its disposal to push it. and that's how it's expanding kind of asserting its status and position in

>> sean: i love cerne service animals and all animals, but i'm so sick of going to the airport and i'veom on the carpet. it's gotten out of hand so let's restricted to and fly in peace and mostly human travel. kickback the dogs and animals on other planes. >> lisa: you have dogs and should alaska airlines rain and some of the policies for service animals? >> dagen: and rather sit next to a potbelly pig than most people i sat next to most people. at that hairy feet shoved between the seats on the armre armrest. fighting with me about putting the armrest down in the first place or the handful of ambien and booze sending somebody into a white-hot rage and you've got to turn the plane around and taxi back to the gates because some idiot can't control himse himself. give me a plane of chickens before most people i have to fly with. if >> lisa: jazz, do you feel the same, would you rather sit next to a potbelly pig than most of the people you sat next to? >> jessica: now, i haven't had as extreme experiences as dagen, but i know i would be thrilled to fly next to my sisters companions at all

monica color cern's the 1st to get the shot. here. i'm so proud of this of this great opportunity and tell you as a brazilian let's vaccinate don't be afraid this is what we need this is what we're looking forward to me just got this. brazilian authorities approved both the chinese developed sinner back and the u.k. made astra zeneca shots for emergency use. vaccination rollout has been slow in brazil compared to its neighbors after the approval process was fraught with conflict as i lies of president jeb sought to cost doubt on the efficacy of the scene of that vaccine. the government says it will begin a nationwide rollout of back scenes on wednesday with health professionals 1st in line to get an ocular lated. italian region of calabria too has been hit hard by the coronavirus its health system is under strain and that's not just because of the number of patients several hospitals are going under mismanagement and maffia enter ferentz reporter mark fundamental group of doctors who are fighting to reopen the close clinics for these

if you will to see and be able to deal with what we have in front of us with this sort of holiday cern. >>governor newsome has announced the creation of an oxygen task force. and that's to determine how the state will distribute oxygen tanks to hospitals that are running low, that's how critical the situation is this morning. meantime health care workers are starting to get their second dose of the covid vaccine. >>this critical care nurse in new york her name is sandra lindsay she became the first in the nation to be completely fully protected now from covid having 2 doses in her arm. how many shots are in the arm okay, there's 15 million doses that have been distributed nationwide. but only 4 and a half million people had actually been that's an aide with the shots this whole rollout has taken a lot longer than they thought. >>here in california we have nearly 2 million doses of pfizer's vaccine that have been distributed but again just 24% of those shots have actually been administered put into the arms of people. doctor dean winslow with stanford's medical center says that there is

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if you well to see and be able to deal with what we have in front of us with this sort of holiday cern. >>governor newsom announced the oxygen. >>task force said in that which is what they're doing to determine how the state is going to distribute oxygen tanks to hospitals that are running low. healthcare workers are starting at their second dose now of a covid vaccine. we have some video here of new york critical care nurses they're getting their second dose of the pfizer vaccine. one nurse there was the first in the u.s. to be fully protected from covid because she got that second vaccine. more than 15 million doses of the covid vaccine have been distributed nationwide. according to the cdc. but only 4 and a half million people have actually been vaccinated distribution has been much slower than anticipated. >>here california nearly 2 million doses of the pfizer vaccine have been distributed but just 24% of those doses have actually been administered. doctor dean winslow with stanford medical center says that there is really no infrastructure set up in many places to properly adminis

if you well to see and be able to deal with what we have in front of us with this sort of holiday cern. >>to newsom's administration has created and oxygen task force to determine how the state should be is oxygen and oxygen tanks to hospitals which are running low. >>here's a look at where icu bed availability stands in each of california's 5 regions tonight. the bay area in just under 8%. the northern california regions capacity is nearly 4 times higher in sacramento region icu bed availability is above 12%. meanwhile, the san joaquin valley and southern california regions remain out of icu beds tonight. >>a big story we're following tonight. the goal was actually to spread christmas holiday cheer instead though it ended up spreading the coronavirus it kyra kaiser permanente's san jose medical center 44 staff members tested positive and all may have been exposed by an employee who was dressed in an air power at holiday cost and tonight we've learned a worker inside of the hospital's emergency department has now died from the virus. cars are issuing a statement saying in part quote a

room if you will to see and be able to deal with what we have in front of us with sort of holiday cern. >>governor newsome announcing the creation of an oxygen task force today to figure out how the state distributes oxygen along with oxygen tanks to hospitals that are running low. >>well happening now health care workers beginning to receive their second doses of the covid vaccine. this is video of a new york critical care nurse, her name is sandra lindsay she is receiving her second dose of the pfizer vaccine. she was the first in the united states to be fully protected for covid-19. more than 15 million doses of covid vaccine have been distributed across the nation according to the cdc, but just 4 and a half million people have actually been vaccinated and distribution is slow from coast to coast a ball so far nearly 2 million doses of the vaccine have been distributed here in california. >>but just 24% of californians have actually received it tonight medical experts now saying that the slower than expected rollout of could cause the pandemic to stretch out even longer. kron four's

if you will to see and be able to deal with what we have in front of us with this sort of holiday cern. >>and then listen to this governor newsome had to announce an oxygen task force to determine how the state would distribute oxygen tanks to hospitals that are running low. that's the situation we're facing this morning. >>health care workers meantime are starting to get their second dose of the covid vaccine. >>this is in new york as a critical care nurse, who was the first to get her second shot so now she is completely protected which pfizer says is 95% affected more than 15 million doses of the vaccine have been distributed across the nation 15 million, but only 4 and a half million people have actually gotten that first shot so this rollout has been slower than they had hoped and that's the situation here in california as well we have nearly 2 million doses of pfizer's vaccine. >>that have been distributed however only 24% of them have actually been injected into people's arms. doctor dean winslow with stanford medical center says one of the big problems is the fact that the infr

if you will to see and be able to deal with what we have in front of us with this sort of holiday cern. >>governor newsom announced the oxygen task force 2. that's going to determine how the state distributes oxygen tanks to hospitals that are running low, that's the situation we find ourselves in this morning. >>and meantime health care workers are starting to get their second doses of the covid vaccine. this is video from new york, a critical care nurse named sandra lindsay was the first to get her second dose and be all covered the first person in the u.s. to be fully protected from covid-19 more than 15 million doses have been distributed nationwide that doesn't mean 15 million people have been vaccinated only about 4 and a half million people have actually gotten shots in the arms distribution has been a lot slower than they thought it would be here in california nearly 2 million doses of the pfizer vaccine have been distributed, but just 24%. >>of those doses of actually been administered. doctor dean winslow with stanford medical center says that there is really no infrastructur

a nation they will not be by the color of a mass cam but by the content of back erica >>and still cern'sream speech means as much if not more today than it did back in 1963 exactly as part of the mlk celebration. >>living jazz is producing its 19th annual in the name of love a musical tribute to doctor king that celebration is going to be virtual this year of course because of the pandemic but. >>joining us to talk about the inspirational show is executive director stacey hofmann good morning stacey. >>good morning. how are you guys we're doing good joining us. you're this is a really think this is such a busy time for you stacey thanks so much for joining us this morning taking some time out of your day >>this is always a message of it and a show of inclusion and just what doctor king preached. >>yes, it is and we're really honored that we can still provide this tribute to you given what's going on in the world we need more than ever. we want to come together just show our respect to the values and the that we know we're all looking for in this country. so we're really we're really grat