company medina is just over 10 years old and hasn't released a single approved product now the company's share value is in the 10s of billions of dollars mcgurn is advantage it can be kept at normal freezer temperature making it easier to distribute than others which need coal. their story and. its disadvantage it is expensive costing up to 10 times as much as other cars at 19 vaccines. by giving mcdonough emergency approval the e.u. has unlocked the use of 80000000 doses preordered for its member states further vaccines are under review with the pandemic still raging the news is the shot in the arm that many are desperately waiting for. you correspondent is in brussels for us the 2nd vaccine approved into a puff os can this be rolled out it will get heard that depends on production capacity entirely but i should note that we are also waiting the south or noon for final approval by the european commission the regulators have said they believe it is safe now the european commission is meeting and says that it will make a decision as quickly as possible and only then is the final green lig

company medina is just over 10 years old and hasn't released a single approved product now the company's share value is in the 10s of billions of dollars mcgurn is advantage it can be kept at normal freezer temperature making it easier to distribute than others which need colder storage it's disadvantage it is expensive costing up to 10 times as much as other covert 19 vaccines. by giving madonna and her gene c. approval the e.u. has unlocked the use of 80000000 doses preordered for its member states further vaccines are under review with the pandemic still raging the news is the shot in the arm that many a desperately waiting for. is in brussels for us the 2nd vaccine approved in europe how fast can this be rolled out. it will get hard that depends on production capacity entirely but i should note that we are also waiting this afternoon for final approval by the european commission the regulators have said they believe it is safe now the european commission is meeting and says that it will make a decision as quickly as possible and only then is the final green light for this for this jo

we see it in julio medina, a former inmate who leads a faith-based program to help prisoners returning to society. we see it in staff sergeant aubrey mcdade, who charged into an ambush in iraq and rescued three of his fellow marines. we see america's character in bill krissoff, a surgeon from california. his son nathan, a marine, gave his life in iraq. when i met dr. krissoff and his family, he delivered some surprising news, he told me he wanted to join the navy medical corps in honor of hisson. this good man was 60-years-old, 18 years above the age limit. but his petition for a waiver was granted, and for the past year he has trained in battlefield medicine. lieutenant commander krissoff could not be here tonight, because he will soon deploy to iraq, where he will help save america's wounded warriors and uphold the legacy ofhis fallen son. in citizens like these, we see the best of our country, resilient and hopeful, caring and strong. these virtues give me an unshakable faith in america. we have faced danger and trial, and there's more ahead. but with the courage of our people and c

desde new jersey, luÍs alejandro medina nos cuenta mÁs. >>> en medio de la pandemia un hispano tendrÁrente de la secretaria de salud y tendrÁ a cargo estrategia de vacunaciÓn y medidas para derrotar el covid. >>> tenemos tomar un plan agresivo, de rescate porque sin este rescate, no podemos recuperar, no podemos recuperar la salud y no podemos recuperar la economÍa asÍ que el plan de rescate es lo que necesitamos, restaurar en este momento. >>> besos ya forma parte los 4 hispanos nominado por biden en puestos claves por primera vice un latino estarÁ a cargo de la secretaria de educaciÓn, carlos cardona maestro puertorriqueÑo. >>> segÚn el presidente, es la persona mÁs opero a pro paida. (hablan en inglÉs). y en momentos que el presidente biden anuncia proyecto de reo forma migratoria, ha escogido como arquitecto a alejandro mayorga para ser secretario de seguridad nacional, nacido en cuba fue director de la oficina de migraciÓn y jood dania bajo la ministro con obama. y con el propÓsito de generar mÁs oportunidad para pequeÑos negocios, tan golpeados por la pandemia llega a la ministr

cbs reporter michelle medina said there are steps you can take right now to avoid a big tax bill later.>>reporter: the pandemic forced millions of americans to leave the office. a recent survey 53% people working in the house say they plan to take a home office tax deduction but they may not qualify. only if you're self-employed or you have a home business are you allowed to deduct the home office and if you're just working at home from the convenience of your employer that is not a home office deduction but many think it is. >> jackson hewitt says there is a lot of confusion around the stimulus checks.>> you do not have to pay taxes on it. >> while stimulus checks are not taxable, unemployment benefits are, experts say that people who collected unemployment need to plan out how that will impact their tax bill this spring.>> especially for those who received unemployment benefits and did not withhold. >> cbs news business analyst joe's lessons are said those americans working remotely outside of the usual city or state may face a different tax rate.>> compile the number of years and da

cerramos con fútbol mexicano se llegó a acuerdo para fichar a medina.lonario. se juegan $384,000,000. mañana megamillon. si usted suma ambas loterías, reúnen un monto nada despreciable. >> felicitaciones a los afortunados. hemos roto el récord que hemostenido con los supermercados. muchas gracias a ustedes. >> muchas gracias por su sintonía. feliz año >> (música) >> (música) >> adiós 2020 despedimos uno de los años más duros que se recuerdan. en times square por primera vez se registra un año sin gente las grandes fiestas no están permitidas. la otra cara de este 31 de diciembre es la esperanza. el 73% de los estadounidenses creen que el

. >>> (risas) >>> le damos con mucha alegrÍa la bienvenida al doctor en lingÜÍstica josÉ medina ¿cÓmo viendo que tiene alto conocimiento de las 2 lenguas la investigaciÓn le llaman el translenguaje quiere decir que todos nosotros tenemos un repertorio lingÜÍstico y continuar dentro de nuestra burbuja del idioma para conversar con otros asÍ que requiere mÁs que nosotros manejar el spanglish que sigue siendo criticado a mÍ mismo me ha costado aceptar algunas palabras que hay por ahÍ la opresiÓn lingÜÍstica quÉ es eso? >> desde pequeÑo en estados unidos especÍficamente nos han enseÑado a rÁpidamente pasar al inglÉs porque queremos pasar al avance >>> pero tambiÉn en la casa nos oprime lingÜÍsticamente porque recuerdo que mi mami que es buenÍsima madre me decia en inglÉs o espaÑol pero no en los dos pero ahora la investigaciÓn en donde estamos utilizando spanglish estamos en verdad utilizando el repertorio lingÜÍstica entero asi que no es algo malo significa que el estudiante que conoce las dos lenguas muy bien jamÁs podra hacer eso >>> cÓmo es que con orgullo y con esa soltura puede habl

joining me now is former cia officer carmen medina. carmen, good morning to you.ou so much for joining us on this. i want to get your reaction to what we just said, the sense that this new administration deems the biggest threat facing our country right now. what kind of morale rebuilding also needs to happen right now among these intelligence agencies? >> well, thanks for having me, and top of the morning to you. first, i need to make very clear that the cia is not responsible for domestic terrorism. the law is very clear on that. but the director of national intelligence is. and under her, she has the fbi and the department of homeland security. and i think, in particular, the department of homeland security has been perhaps hollowed out in the last few years. certainly, there's been a lot of scandals associated with it. it purposefully chose not to emphasize following or analyzing domestic extremism. so, i think it will be a significant ramp-up for the department of homeland security to get smart about these issues. and you have to add on all the complicated le

after those from pfizer biotech and medina the european medicines agency says it's accelerating its approvals procedure and the decision could be ready by the end of the month. meanwhile the premier of the german state of bavaria has raised the possibility of mandatory vaccinations for staff in nursing homes the call comes as many medical professionals in the country are openly questioning whether to get inoculated despite their collective proximity to the danger reporter tessa walter visited a hospital in berlin to find out why. putting on his protective gear before entering the room of a covert patient a routine for intensive care nurse that he has been working with corona patients for months now and knows how important it is to protect himself when coming into contact but an even better protection would be the corporal jab. we see. every day i see people dying from corona i see how patients are suffering how seriously though they become because of this virus that's why i would definitely like to be vaccinated against it this is a real horse. going in for nasa and i also find that i have a

hours after the adverse reactions happened is switched to another batch of the drug and currently medina is investigating what exactly took place but not many others would follow suit even when things got more serious in norway people die after receiving the pfizer bile an attack jab well those who died were elderly folks with serious basic disorders at this point we've got fires there and violent attack conducting an investigation along with the norwegian regulators it is important to remember that about 45 people die every day in nursing homes in norway so we does not a given that this represents any excess mortality or that or use a casual connection there are 13 deaths that have been assessed and we are aware of of the 16 deaths that's a currently being assessed all deaths of those linked to this vaccine many have noted that the official corporate response came across as rather cold and lacking the simple thing fines and by intake are when reported deaths the number of incidents so far is not a looming and in line with expectations reports from israel show 13 people developed facial

after those from pfizer bomb tech and medina the european madsen's regulator says it is accelerating its approvals procedure and the decision could be possible by the end of the month. meanwhile the premier of the german state of bavaria has raised the possibility of mandatory vaccinations for staff in nursing homes this call comes as many medical professionals in germany are openly questioning whether they want to get in knoxville inoculated despite their collective proximity to danger some are still reluctant to get the job i d w tessa val to visited a hospital in berlin to find out why. putting on his protective gear before entering the room of a covert patient diverting for intensive care nurse sebastian schmidt he has been working with corona patients for months now and knows how important it is to protect himself when coming into contact but an even better protection would be the corporal and jab. we see. every day i see people dying from perona i see how patients are suffering how seriously ill they become because of this virus that's why i would definitely like to be vaccinat

than expected and is now announced approaches of an additional $200000000.00 doses of the pfizer and medina shots after a review of the current vaccine supply in manufacturing plants i can announce that we will increase overall weekly vaccination distributions the states tribes and territories from $8600000.00 doses to a minimum of $10000000.00 doses starting next week that's an increase of $1400000.00 doses per week and you all know information no parent that agree all know know that the vaccines are distributed states based on population based on population and so the smaller the state the less vaccine the bigger the state the more they get and so this goal allow millions of more americans to get vaccinated sooner than previously anticipated dr eric 5 olding isn't a podium ologist and chief of the call that risk communications at the federation of american scientists in washington he says rain factions are more likely with a new south africa covered $900.00 variables. i think the vaccine co rolling out world wide is definitely the most positive news in this pandemic but it's the other ris

vaccinations are in full swing in the state of california but from what we understand at this point the medina vaccine injections they are being halted and this is due to higher than usual adverse effects take a listen to what's going on in california. fewer than 10 individuals required medical attention over the span of 24 hours we are recommending that provide its use of that and they will build accident density and pause the administration of vaccines until the investigation by the centers for disease control and prevention food and drug administration but they're not and the state is complete. now all the incidents are said to have happened at the same community clinic and they are reportedly this clinic was closed for several hours after adverse reactions to the vaccine now what we're hearing from the state epidemiologist of california he's saying that less data exists on adverse reactions to the munder in a vaccine and that modern a is now reviewing the incident but it is rare for vaccines to trigger serious side effects now there was also an incident not in california but in boston we h

the new medicines regulators recommended the medina covered 19 vaccine should be approved for people aged 18 and over it still needs to be given the green light by the european commission. and u.k. judge has denied bail for weaker leagues founder julian assange is accused of a danger in lives by publishing hundreds of thousands of confidential documents on monday a judge rejected a request by u.s. prosecutors to extradite a songs on account of his mental health. but he said hong kong have arrested more than 50 pro-democracy politicians and activists an early morning raids it's the biggest crackdown so far under the controversial national security law which china imposed last year those detained accused of subversion for taking part in an unofficial election primaries in july it in brown reports from hong kong. former legislator lam chuckling didn't seem surprised when police came knocking at his front door early on wednesday morning. they tell him he suspected irvine elating the new national security law a scene played out of more than 50 other addresses in hong kong the drama was re

than expected his now announced the purchase of an additional $200000000.00 doses of the pfizer and medina shocks after a review of the current vaccine supply in manufacturing plants i can announce that we will increase overall weekly vaccination distributions the states tribes and territories from $8600000.00 doses to a minimum of $10000000.00 doses starting next week that's an increase of $1400000.00 doses per week and you all know information no parent that agree all know know that the vaccines are distributed states based on population based on population and so the smaller the state the less vaccine the bigger the state the more they get and so this goal allow millions of more americans to get vaccinated sooner than previously anticipated. dutch police are on high alert after a 3rd night of unrest over a curfew enforced to curb the spread of coverage 19 offices use water cannon and tear gas to clear demonstrate is some protesters who fireworks looted supermarkets and smashed shop windows more than 180 people were arrested on monday across several cities a curfew is the 1st since world

and generals mohammed medina talked i had been sentenced to 15 years in prison for plotting against the state and undermining the army the 3 with the highest profile prosecutions after the president resigned in april 29th teen following 20 years in power and months of protests against his rule we'll discuss this with our guest shortly 1st we have this report from mohamed vall. side would have little is the brother of algeria's former president. he was once a viewed as the real power in algeria after his brother suffered a stroke in 2013 but in september 2019 he was handed a 15 year jail sentence along with 2 former intelligence chiefs he and general mohammed midian also known as to fear and general bashir about pagg were accused of conspiring against the state and plotting to overthrow the government on sunday the 3 were acquitted general tovey it has been released but bargain saeed are staying in prison to face trial on other charges. the ruling has triggered widespread criticism among supporters of obvious heloc movement that has tested more than a year against military influence on t

on that saudi arabia as the custodian of the 2 holy shrines back out medina is essentially reestablishing its position as a leader within the region is bridging the gap between and obviously not lost in all of that is the role of other countries like kuwait and the united states to do it so as we say there is a long way to go however in terms of practicality the blockade is essentially lifted now we will be hearing comments from the united arab emirates and egypt over the next few days about airspace being opened about the resumption of direct flights obviously pending covert in the pandemic and so forth but as far as the gulf is concerned this is a major step to at least reestablishing the norm that existed but bearing in mind that even when the prior to 2017 there were those deep differences between the countries those will probably remain it's just about how they will try and subtle them that we will see a different approach to in the coming coming weeks and months jamal thank you very much indeed talking to us from here in doha i want to speak to muhammad vall he's at the qatar border

i'm thinking to medina in 2012.t can you learn from experiences like that that might help you going into captaining the president's cup of 2022? davis: if you play enough of these competitions, you're going to get wins and losses. i have been part of losing teams as a player and losing teams as a captain. it is not a lot of fun. our team really wants to keep the mental going we created starting in 2015. we have won three out of the last four as we had reorganization of our leadership. tiger woods was a big part of that in 2015 and he ended up being assisting captain for me and captain of the president's cup team. i think we are getting better as leaders. more organized, better captains, and the golfers are really good. as long as we give them what they need to succeed they will play well. we know we're not going to win every time but we are going to give it our best effort. trevor is a good friend and we have talked about the cup already. vonnie: there has been a crazy time for golf and in some ways it has gotten mo

michelle medina, cbs news, san diego. >>> tesla reached a major milestone. the company reached its goal of building 0.5 billion cars by the end of 2020. production and deliveries grew by a third compared to 2019. they were able to hit their target even after closing their fremont factory at the start of the pandemic. the company said they are planning an even more ambitious goal for 2021. >>> a record setting day for bit coin. it is now valued at about $33,000, an all-time high. the record comes just days after bit coin reached the $20,000 mark in mid-december. >>> in the meantime, aluminum might soon be worth its weight in gold. >>> americans are drinking more beer at home because of the pandemic. i am danya bacchus and i will show you why some smaller brewers are struggling to get their product sold. >>> plus, how one new business found a way to not only survive but thrive in the pandemic simply by letting people smash stuff. >>> and coming up in the forecast, we will look again at that monday morning commute rainmaker. then we will look out into the pacif

jorge medina estÁ alborotando el avispero, llamo a muchos de sus compaÑeros "covi idiotas".o dice;" los reporteros hace preguntas incÓmodas o demasiados personales. deben respetar" " quÉ penas que algunos reporteros les gusta hacer preguntas para sacar coraje, eduardo debe buscar ayuda profesional" " muy bien angÉlica" "tony siempre haces las mismas preguntas" "jorge eres corto de mecha" lo hacemos acÁ con hermandad y amistad, vamos a hablar de kamala harris a horas de convertirse la primera vicepresidenta mujer de estados unidos. hicieron confesiones que demuestran que hasta en las mejores relaciones hay sorpresas. asÍ lo puso en sus redes sociales. " cuando te enteras que tu esposa realmente te busco en google antes de la primera cita a ciegas" por eso hoy kamala y su marido siguen siendo titulares. kamala: [habla en inglÉs] [risas] >> [habla en inglÉs] kamala: [habla en inglÉs] [risas] asi es el abla en inglÉs]. carlos: ahÍ lo tienen. todos los hombres sufrimos de que las mujeres tienen muchos zapatos, los de kamala harris son tenis. elyangÉlica: estoy de acuerdo porque l

blower escobar entrenched himself in medina protected by the population for whom he constructed homesschools and soccer stadiums he recruited an army of 2000 teenagers. for drug lords dabbling in politics is usually highly beneficial playing on their robin hood images defenders of the poor and victims of a repressive state they enjoy strong popular support and the more they're attacked by the state the stronger they become. deep within the golden triangle consol was the perfect example of this phenomenon in the early 1980 is the region's geopolitics changed radically china had opened itself up to other nations peace returned the kingdom of thailand no longer needed its troublesome allies serving no further purpose the king of heroin was chased out of the country and sought refuge in his homeland of. set up his new the bara trees in shan state without the slightest opposition from the burmese dictatorship he must have made paid off by money to be a mommy commodity in the region. it's hard to find evidence for the course but i think if you look at how to have developed over the years it

but there has been the more positive news from the drug company medina it's announced that its vaccine appears to work against more infectious variants found in the u.k. and south africa the company says it will also test a new booster shot to increase resistance against the south african variant. protesters have thrown stones at police in the dutch city of rotterdam as the country braces for a 2nd night of violent demonstrations against coronavirus restrictions around $250.00 people were arrested in several towns and cities on sunday steadfast and reports these are all frustrated angry young people who are complained that they are losing their freedom as they say because of corona masher and we have a curfew in an island since friday night and since that curfew the anger has gone out but there's a lot of the baiter in an ambulance was actually behind these groups of people who are committing this violence the huge condemnation around the country also from the prime minister who called it criminal violence you can hear the firecrackers right now the young people are going around the ne

kron four's has eked medina reports now on how the rollout is going. >>according to the california department of public health as of january 11th 2021 there has been 816,673 covid-19 vaccine doses administered statewide there's been 2 million 466 thousand 100 25 vaccine doses ship to local health departments in multiple counties throughout the state the rollout starts with the manufacturer central distributor, shipping the vaccine directly to the local california provider from there it could take a week or longer between that high doses are allocated by the federal government and the time they arrived at public health offices or vaccination providers and are ready for administration taking a look at updated vaccine. rollouts and counties here in the bay area santa clara county has received 166,900 doses alameda county has received 83,350 doses and contra costa county has administered 32,875 vaccinations when it comes to expediting the vaccine rollout plan bay area county health departments face a similar challenge from one of the challenges right now i

secure her a pro-bono lawyer, law school professor from loyola university in new orleans, isabelle medina. we went down, did the hearing, in the lasalle detention center, but she lost her case again. and this is an image of m her mother and sister and two of her children, outside of the i.c.e. detention center in -- and that's the day of the hearing, and crazy story, when we went in to the i.c.e. detention center the lawyer had already arranged for the children to be present at the hearing, and the i.c.e. guards said no, the children won't bev allowed in and they threatened to arrest the lawyer and arrest of all of us when we took the picture in front of the facility they ran out again and threatened to arrest us so and toso there was continuing harassment not only against her but against anyone who was seen as helping or supporting her in her appeal. her case was denied. the lawyer made an appeal to the fifth circuit court but while her appeal was still pending and to this day still pending, in the middle of the night, she was called and she was put on a plane back to el salvador where s

marie medina, kpix5. jot deputy's lawyer told us they look forward to getting a look at the investigation and the evidence to understand why the charges are being pursued. >>> santa clara county is extending its zero bail policy in an effort to keep populations low and limit covid- 19 transmissions. the superior court bench extend the plan through at least the end of june. this means that bail for all misdemeanor and felony offenses must be set at zero dollars except for the most serious crimes. judges will have the ultimate discretion on whether or not to is set bail in each case. >>> taking a live look out to the white house. the biden administering has issued a new mask mandate for all public transit in the u.s. the cdc unveiling the order last night and taking effect on monday night. the mandate means that everybody must wear a mask at train and subway stations as well as in bus terminals an and airports. masks are required while traveling, disembarking or embarking on any conveyance within the united

the haws in medina old. of the hornets as they get on the go go a mile a minute they are the mobility is a lot on themselves as they are. on the scene with the level of a slow day. the whole day me of all the old. because of the bell ben they're all admitting old beau long. while working on this investigation tom and on his house so many signs of hacking attempts on his phone the one he had fitted out to track any infiltrations after 7 months on. the 19th of july 2020 he received a phone call from citizen law informing him that the phone had been hacked. the hacking happened a few days after he had aired an investigative documentary about an indian tycoon which disclosed controversial leaked documents about the tycoons links to the u.a.e. and his flight from that country. had used the same phone to communicate with officials and individuals in the u.a.e. in order to give them the right to reply to the allegations in the film. so the 1st thing that we saw on your phone was on july 19th between about 1033 and

authorization for one age group federal officials are warning not enough adolescents are signing up for the medina. this is 12 - 17 -year-olds. the team trials are only getting 800 volunteers per month at least 3000 for disciplines are needed to provide valid data and authorization from the fda. another area to speed things up. will be back. ♪ when you drive this smooth, you save with allstate the future of auto insurance is here you've never been in better hands allstate click or call for a quote today allstate click or call fo♪ ♪ ♪uote today ♪ ♪ ♪ - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need in

another 8 to 10 weeks of tough coronavirus restrictions germany has received its 1st supplies of the medina vaccine $2000000.00 doses should be available by the end of march world health organization is warning that herd immunity will not be achieved globally by the end of the year even if axion make is increased production and the israeli government is to ensure that holocaust survivors around the world are given the vaccine within israel health workers can immunize survivors in their homes. indonesian navy divers have recovered the flight data recorder from the wreckage of the airliner that crashed on saturday it was found on the seabed north of jakarta divers are still searching for the cockpit voice recorder officials hope information recovered from the devices will help to to to determine what course a boeing 737 to come down 4 minutes after taking off from jakarta with 62 people on board there was no emergency call no reports of technical problems. and spoke up in speaking with air accident investigator julian bray and i asked him about what investigators can learn from the boat from