sawyer: we can't hear you. >> try again, sorry. mark sawyer, professor of pediatric infectious disease at university of california san diego and the children's hospital in san diego. >> thank you, doctor sawyer. dr. watson. >> good morning, i'm melinda bordon-- i'm an adult infectious disease physician by training. >> thank you. doctor. >> good morning. my name is levy, i'm director of the program attending physician in division of inif he can shuz diseases at boston children's hospital and director of pediatrics harvard medical school. >> thank you. next chart please. >> good morning. my name is pamela mcinnis recent from the national sciences, national institutes of health, thank you. >> thank you, pam. dr. moore. >> good morning. i'm patrick moore. i'm at the university of pittsburgh program, i study viruses, two viruses that we've covered here. >> thank you. dr. berman. >> good morning, i'm dr. stanley pearlman university of iowa department of microbiology and immunology a long time coronavirus researchers and also pediatric--

sawyer is an emergency physician from uc davis. vaccines are now offered to residents 65 up and starting next month, they can go to people 16 and older with disability. is or chronic health conditions that also go toe women who are pregnant. we will likely have enough vaccines for everybody to actually get one that they want one by april. but the challenge is going to be the logistics of actually getting those vaccines into arms. so who would be next in line, according to the state's vaccination plan, education and child care workers as well as food and agricultural workers would likely become the next priority. i think that they will announce that teachers will be pushed up in the priority in order to get vaccinations. in a recent announcement. the centers for disease control says vaccinating teachers is not required to reopen schools safely. however director russia, wolinsky told reporters on a call this week vaccines are another form of protection. we strongly encourage states. to prioritize teachers and other school staff to ge

what they told diane sawyer about chemistry, about friendship. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us here as we near the end of another week together. we have a lot to get to. that breach in security at the military base home to air force one. also the nor'easter now on super bowl sunday. but we're going to begin with the coronavirus tonight because there's news on the new vaccine, the single shot from johnson & johnson now awaiting emergency use authorization. also, active duty military now joining the fight to vaccinate americans more quickly. new cases here in the u.s. are declining from their high, but there is concern about the variants already seen in more than 30 states and about what could come. more than 458,000 lives have been lost in this pandemic. the national guard helping, of course, since the beginning. and tonight, the new defense secretary lloyd austin has signed off on more than 1,100 active duty troops to help at vaccination sites across the country. and tonight on that new johnson & johnson vaccine, the fda has set the date for publi

but it's big not to catherine sawyer who is following these developments from kenya's capital nairobi just tell us what's the latest what's happening. well we're being told that the military and police have now cordoned off that all area around the airport where we've seen this dramatic since 2 hours ago what happened is that the protesters were gathering around that area they were being led by several presidential candidates including former prime minister has higher when security forces tried to disperse them and then there was this intense gunfight between the government forces and proposition security forces as well we also witnessed a huge explosion several buildings around that area have been destroyed now these protesters were trying to get to the parliament buildings where they wanted to have this rally to call out the government and what has been going on in that country. opposition candidates all still telling the public in mogadishu to come out in large numbers for friday protest but i think it's very difficult to do that because a lot of people are very afraid saying that

you mentioned diane sawyer which which takes me back to n e t she didn't britney spears in 2003 when do you watch the sort of clip i'm wondering is it possible that an anchor reporter would approach me to be display in 2021 have a listen have a look i have to ask a couple things but. i think it's going on television pretty much said he broke his heart. you did something that cost him so much but. so much suffering what did you do. i was upset i was upset for allowing part of. i think or both early on when it was kind of waiting to happen. wendy if you see that indicated this week when we didn't make it we get to an event. so i don't make those decisions but i would hope that i do you know here's an interview about her and her career and its focus on the boy she dated in the ide the fact that that's given so much time and attention and a national interview for her is a striking you know i i wonder and the in the era of the 2 as well as i think a more empowered moment for us as a society and as a society of women and also men and all of us just sort of saying you know what enough is en

sawyer is an emergency physician from uc davis.vaccines are now offered to residents 65 up and starting next month, they can go to people 16 and older with disability. or chronic health conditions that also go toe women who are pregnant. we will likely have enough vaccines for everybody to actually get one that they want one by april. but the challenge is going to be the logistics of actually getting those vaccines into arms. so who would be next in line, according to the state's vaccination plan, education and child care workers as well as food and agricultural workers would likely become the next priority. i think that they will announce that teachers will be pushed up in the priority in order to get vaccinations. in a recent announcement. the centers for disease control says vaccinating teachers is not required to reopen schools safely. however director russia, wolinsky told reporters on a call this week. vaccines are another form of protection. we strongly encourage states. to prioritize teachers and other school staff to get v

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mark sawyer.c infectious disease specialist at the university of california san diego. he's also a member of the fda's vaccines and related biological products advisory committee. doctor, thank you very much for joining us. so, with this new vaccine that's now going to be rolled out that's been bought by the united states, how soon does that mean that people's timelines for getting vaccines can be moved up? can you make an assessment on that? >> yeah. i'm really encouraged by the news today about the ramp-up that the companies think they're able to undertake to get us more vaccine. everyone knows that we've been frustrated by the inability to get everybody vaccinated that we like. but it sounds like we're over that hump. and that's going to allow many, many people to get immunized including teachers which will help us get our kids back to school. >> we are still waiting for the j&j vaccine. we're still waiting for the astrazeneca vaccine. j&j submitted for emergency use authorization. and when it

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with a bodyguard and driver in an attack in the national park in the east of the country catherine sawyer is monitoring the story for us from nairobi catherine what more are we hearing about this attack and what took place. hi daryn what we know is that there this morning at around 815 g.m.t. there the diplomatic police and the driver who died were in a convoy of the world food program so that happened in an area called hurrell a few killer several kilometers from goma which is a provisional capital of north kivu and they were heading to an area called for a fact finding mission is one of the biggest donors of the world food program programs within the democratic republic of congo and it's not uncommon to see representatives of countries like italy going to some of the areas where they are assisting so this could have been what is happening now the italian foreign ministry has confirmed the incident which is the u.n. peacekeeping mission has also confirmed the incident it's not clear whether there whether there were peacekeepers who had accompanied that particular convoy we have also had

and united nations peacekeepers will bring in our guests in a moment 1st this update from catherine sawyer. you are on a mission to true in loft cuba province to visit a school feeding program one of the many world food programme projects supports in the democratic republic of congo the journey ended here in the virunga national park several kilometers from the provincial capital goma they tell you an ambassador his bodyguard and their driver were killed in a crossfire between park ranges and gunmen during the numbers on that convoy several other people were injured. we are activating all the relevant institutions to get to the truth soon as possible about this cowardly attack that these 2 servants of the state of have suffered from and lost their lives. but beyond the shock of what has happened questions will be asked as to why the convoy did not have a un national police escort in such a dangerous area the authorities in north keep saying they're not aware embassador was in town he says it had been cleared to use that road without escorts the location of this attack is almost exactly the

the streets of mogadishu on friday we're bringing in a moment but 1st this report from katherine sawyer. well. barely heard a protest march started in the other airports when this happened. an intense firefight between government forces and paul opposition fighters the demonstration had been called by opposition presidential candidates and was being led by some of them they included somalia's former prime minister of hiding and opposition leader abdel rahman additional. delays in holding a presidential election and the continued state of muhammad up to life on my job and the top post after his stomach speired 2 weeks ago they'll position blames government forces for provoking the fight. to do security forces opened fire against peace rally in mogadishu this happened as the event was being widely watched in the media and the world as a result of this some have died and others were wounded but prime minister mohammed was saying says opposition fighters fired the 1st shots every citizen has the right to demonstrate peacefully and for the security services to be the ones to guard the demons

let's speak now to catherine sawyer who's following those developments from kenya's capital nairobi and catherine despite those calls obviously things are very very tense in the capital. well things are extremely tense in the capital. much of it is now calm following the incident that incident and those dramatic scenes that we witnessed this morning security forces saying that they have contained the situation people have been going to the mosque for friday prayers but there is a lot of free and it's difficult to see how this process that had been called by opposition presidential candidates are going to go on. as i mentioned there was dramatic scenes of exchange of gunfire between government forces and propositions of forces around the airport there's a huge explosion we spoke to some position leaders were saying it's a rocket propelled grenade that was launched inside the airport operations in the airport are still suspended we also spoke to the government spokesman who confirmed there was an incident like that around the airport by he did not give much detail so what happened in thos

mogadishu the violence broke out during a protest against delayed elections there al-jazeera is catherine sawyer reports now on a power struggle that's threatening to split the country even further. the. barely heard a protest march started near the airport when this happened. an intense firefight between government forces and part opposition fighters the demonstration had been called by opposition presidential candidates and was being led by some of them they included somalia's former prime minister of hiding and opposition leader abdul rahman. there are delays in holding a presidential election and the continued stay of muhammad up to life are mind you in the top post after he stomachs by age 2 weeks ago the opposition government forces for provoking the fight. to do security forces opened fire against us as we lead up peace rally in mogadishu this happened as the event was been widely watched in the media and the world as a result of this some have died and others were wounded but prime minister mohammed was saying says opposition fighters fired the 1st shots every citizen has the right to de

eastern democratic republic of congo italy's president has condemned the attack as cowardly catherine sawyer reports. you are on a mission to ritual in law thank you for the province to visit a school feeding program one of the many world food programme projects supports in the democratic republic of congo their journey ended here in the virunga national park several kilometers from the provincial capital goma they tally and ambassador his bodyguard and their driver were killed in a crossfire between park rangers and gunmen during an ambush on their convoy several other people injured. we are activating all the relevant institutions to get to the truth soon as possible about this cowardly attack that these 2 servants of the state of have suffered from and lost their lives. but beyond the shock of what has happened questions will be asked as to why the convoy did not have a un national police or army escort in such a dangerous area the authorities in north keep saying they were not aware embassador was in town he ses it had been cleared to use that tool without escort the location of this att

when he's challenge the outcome in court accusing president yoweri museveni of voter fraud catherine sawyer reports. regina number cassie's has sanford jumble was abducted from his home in the central ugandan town of peaky in january by a man wearing civilian clothes and masks 2 other sons disappeared right after she has not seen them since. they came with 2 cars broke the gate and knocked a door when fred opened he was barely dressed they started beating him and then arrested him he pleaded with them to let him dress up before they took him away my other sons just disappeared in their phones or switched off he jumbles wife says she's also tried looking for him and his brothers in police stations hospitals and morgues. uganda's opposition party the national unity platform says thousands of its supporters have been arrested kidnapped or disappeared by security forces the parties led by popping wide he stood as a kind of date in the recent presidential election he was defeated by presidential where in the 70 that he says the vote was rigged. the president recently told the nation that his for

else and at a certain point it was almost like he was trying to blame the military you blame the sawyers for not doing enough he obviously he retracted that he later he said that he did mean that but that's when the bad blood between him and the military started because i've been there and they did all they could they just they were overpowered militarily they were overpowered they had no response they had no answer to the drone problem because the drones they were just obliterating their positions which were absolutely not ready for you know their defense systems were not ready for that so that's when it started basically people heartbroken absolutely devastated because you're going to care about it's not just some piece of mountain which it is for you or for me we don't have that you know feeling it's for that for them it's a matter of a matter of national pride so that defeat having to concede 2 thirds of the territories which are overwhelmingly populated by the ethnically armenian people that was absolutely devastating and through the course of all these months it seems and while it

recognize him as president at a demanding that he hand power to a transitional government catherine sawyer is following developments from neighboring kenya. about this incident at the airport we have spoken to people in around the airport who have told us that operations in the airport have been suspended and it follows this dramatic since we've been seeing that played out this morning we saw an exchange of gunfire intense an exchange of gunfire between government forces and propositioned forces there was also a huge explosion i have a little more detail on that we have spoken to some opposition leaders who are saying that it was a rocket propelled grenade that was launched and inside the airport building was destroyed we've also spoken to the government spokesman who has confirmed there was an incident but wouldn't give us more details to this all happened at the start of this protest march that was being led by several opposition presidential candidates including a former prime minister has some kind of they were trying to get to an area where they had plans to address this massive rally

next is doctor sawyer. >> he already asked my question so i am good. thank you. >> okay, the next doctor. >> and moving along vice nicely pretty. >> thank you. have a question in relationship to the new variant, we have a couple of variances at the moment. since there has been evidence to the vaccine in the south africa as an example. other efforts by the company to start working on additional updates to the vaccine that might include these new variants. however the timeframe be to make that change if you needed to. >> that is a very good question pretty differs i would like to go back to we have observed in south africa. were observing the efficacy against the endpoint. it's quite high. and also, we did see that they gradually increased pretty so i think the outcome whether there is a new generation of vaccine needed, we are not complacent and we are in the makings of an invariant vaccine. that should into the phase one trial before summer. so why we are monitoring the situation. but again i would like to say that it was really observed it. it's moder

himself abducted by the armed group at the age of 10 and forced to become a child soldier catherine sawyer reports janet says her son and parents were killed here in look already in north in uganda by the lords resistance army or ellery in 2004 it was one of many villages that were attacked by the group and i was in the market when the attack happened it was evening time when they started shooting i ran home and when i got there i found my son dead his body was next to his grandparents. when he say to have been the rebel commander in charge of the. app to 60 people were killed the war between rebels and the government began 3 decades ago and is now safe to have shifted into parts of central african republic the democratic republic of congo and south sudan. joseph connie formed the group to overthrow president yoweri museveni in uganda and create a state based on his interpretation of the bill because it had commandments the group's current political goals are not clear for in a didn't go on when is charged with 70 counts of crimes against humanity and war crimes he says he was abducted by

he failed to organize their actions on time risking a political crisis to speak now to catherine sawyer who's following those developments from kenya's capital nairobi catherine just tell us what's the latest what's happening. well i've just spoken to some of our colleagues in mogadishu who are saying that it's now quiet around the airport where this gunfire was hard but in the last hour or so we've hired all you know intense gunfight between government and proposition security forces out of a huge explosion around the airport and this is where this protest had started the protests were being led by several presidential opposition candidates including former prime minister has some higher in the protestors were trying to get all the parliament buildings where they expected to be a huge rally later today if it happens but access is quite difficult because police and the military how flocke foules is a huge security presence across mogadishu as you mentioned about last night at this hotel where shooting was hard or on need tonight so this 3 presidential candidates at that hotel called mig

had previously been cleared for travel without security escorts for more let's bring in katherine sawyer who's monitoring the story from nairobi so perhaps we're learning a little bit more about the circumstances catherine that led to that attack what more have you heard what can you tell us. yet while that statement by the world food program also says they were heading to chew to visit a school feeding program italy's one of the biggest honors of ws. we've also had from the governor of north kivu province who said that this attack happened at a place not too far away from goma which is a provisional capital of north kivu and he says that the 3 walk up the convoy through are caught up in a crossfire between park rangers view park rangers and the gunman several other people were also injured now the north kivu governor also says that the convoy was not accompanied by any security escort not the un peacekeeping mission or the national military or police he says that the police were not even aware that the ambassador was in town or that there was a mission that morning what happens in circu

bodyguard and a driver if he is president has denounced what he calls a cowardly attack catherine sawyer has more now from nairobi in neighboring kenya we've also had from the governor of north kivu.

than 1000 people during the rwandan genocide but later it fell out with the government catherine sawyer has been monitoring the trial for us from nairobi. the suspects have not taken a p.x. or what is interesting is that has said our setup like in a hostage to his lawyers that he is not our one then a citizen he says x. he's a belgian national and this is significant because it's worth the time in how the court is going to handle his case he also says that the high horse division of course would have crimes in rwanda is not competent to handle his case he wants his case moved to belgium cause he also says that he was abducted from belgium of from the belgium and brought to wonder where he says he's off stage now the prosecution has responded to that as well saying that i was that's a big united is dual citizen they say that both his parents are one does and doesn't and because he got these are doesn't citizenship in 2000 it doesn't explain how he's not a random national to say that and he wanted to his folks to look he's the one the nationality who then should have followed the proper c

zounds is there and they is the tom sawyer the world health organization has called on 6 african countries to go on high alert for a ball that more than 11000 vaccines are heading to getting and in attempts to stop an uncontrolled spread of the disease that has a nice one in a point $7000000.00 u.s. dollars to support that response in guinea and to show up craziness in 6 neighboring countries. within the epicenter of the outbreak in a border area the sub region is on high alert and i thought it is that reinforcing public health measures including surveillance to quickly respond to possible cross border infections our collective quick action is crucial to our virt an uncontrolled spread of ebola amid the pandemic which has already posed health workers and health facilities to the edge. a 20 year old woman has become the 1st protester to die in manaus antique who protest she was shot in the head last week when police were trying to disperse a crowd in the capital napoli thousands of people have joined demonstrations for 14 straight day calling for the release of deposed leader aung san suu k

. >> reporter: james sawyer wants more communication and less finger-pointing. >> i want my kid to go back. but only and if it's safe. >> reporter: they plan to negotiate until they have a deal. >> i'm hopeful. >> reporter: even if both sides can come to an agreement they say the earliest that they can return will be sometime in april. the school year ends on june second. in san francisco. kpix 5 >> they say both sides have agreed that pre-k and special ad will be five full days. >>> after ousting an entire school board they are renewing their call to get kids back into the classroom. a few dozen people gathered at the city hall. they originally planned to protest against the school board who were on a zumba meeting disparaging parents. but it turned into a rally open schools. >> five days a week and on campus now. that is what we need. get my parents and tell them to open the doors. >> it isn't honestly, it'sot they were caught red handed saying inappropriate anunprofes >> the board of education is overseeing the school board until new members can be elected or appointed. stomach pol

does it mean the freedom petition government, as mean they freeze sawyer on labor? no.e's only seven states where you're not forced under collective bargaining. there are 23 states where you don't have to pay. but the differential in terms of union membership between the seven states and the other 16 states that are right to work states, but you can be forced on your collective bargaining, there are 60% more union members per capita. so, it's not just a matter of right to work, it's a matter of being forced into collective bargaining. . that means you don't have a right to petition your employer, you don't have a right to sell your own labor freely. they're only seven states where you do have that right. thank you for the question. next question. yes ma'am. audrey. >> most people who opposed obamacare were focused on the constitutionality or the cost to employers are small businesses. i thought it was really interesting the explored the relationship between unions and promoting obamacare. can you describe what that would mean? >> right now there is about 1 million, than

and then her brother sawyer said well i think it is doing abstract art.s just like picasso and that warm my heart i put it on facebook then all my friends said hey can i draw my cats, my dog meyer at my state my money and that's how it got going and it's just grown and grown and grown now i've done 1200 drawings we've raised over the artist done to 50 states in 24 countries. >>so some of our producers maybe they need more work to do because they had a lot of time it said ad libs that was my head like okay, so they drew some of their pets. >>here we have live cd to winky remote and there's murphy and they're super cute. actually some pretty talented drawing not as bad as i thought they would have been. >>cookies tongues out it's pretty good right off at one point looks like cat. fed is that i don't know if you want to get involved in the project that we've posted the article on our website at kron 4 dot com. meanwhile pets are known for their unconditional love and compassion and it looks like. >>it has not gone away during the pandemic as well that's beca

first, we have john yu and alex sawyer.the brief for the unnamed teenager here. the initial b.l. this is part of the scotus brief. she's represented by the aclu. it says -- >> shannon: john? >> first, we should recognize that schools already are allowed to punish certain type of speech off school grounds. if this student had been harassing, suppose they threatened to kill another school, outside school, class hours, i think most of us would accept yeah, the school could expel that student. the school could also punish her if she said this on school property in the middle of a class. the question is does it matter whether the speech occurred on school property or not? we're in a day and age now where most students are not learning on school property. we're learning in a virtual class. school is a process, not a place. so where that happens, the jurisdiction, the power of the school to discipline students, even though they're spread all around the town or even around the state because of zoom is going to grow, too. >> shannon

he says, tomorrow morning we are going up to sawyers hill, but you cannot tell your parents. we need to be up there between 4:00 and 4:30 in the morning. i said, what are you doing? what is going on? we are going with my mom and others. i cannot tell you more than that. i went home and got to thinking, how to explain to your mother and father, eight-year-old kid or whatever, asking permission to leave the house at 4:00 in the morning to go into the mountains and you cannot tell them why? i figured it was so ridiculous and i did not want to consider it, the volcanic reaction dad would have, so i let it go. what it was is those that went up there they were instructed or informed to look south, which is to your right, as you are high in the mountains. just keep looking down. at about five hours and 29 minutes in the morning there was this huge ball of fire that appeared. all of them could see it up in the mountains and it was the detonation. john and i -- a day later he said, it was awesome. i told dad about it and he was just, ah. you talk about the odd couple, my goodness. dr.

and then her brother sawyer said well i think ed is doing abstract art.he's just like because so and that warm my heart i put it on facebook then all my friends said hey can i draw my cats, my dog meyer at my state my money and that's how it got going and it's just grown and grown and grown now i've done 1200 drawings we've raised over the artist done to 50 states in 24 countries. >>well some of our producers took a chance of drawing their own pets, so here. we have say between key. here's ramon and also murphy. so there it's catching on and you know our producers up really to pretty to they're trying verify. >>at this really cute. it is. so if you want to get involved with the pandemic pet project we posted an article on our website kron 4 dot com that the tv thing doesn't work out for i know about that one looks a little like a did it, i know to find the culprits behind draw. >>the wildcats are known for their unconditional love and compassion and it looks like it hasn't gone unnoticed during the pandemic get this a whopping 7 of 10 pet owners say they

and it's go live now to catherine sawyer she's following those developments from kenya's capital nairobi so these clashes died down or they still ongoing catherine . well these clashes have died down it's calm right now around the airport and in other parts of madrid issue but it's still very tense indeed. and about this incident at the airport we have spoken to people in or around the airport who have told us that operations in the airport have been suspended and this follows this dramatic since we've been seeing that played out this morning. an exchange of gunfire. exchange of gunfire between government forces and proposition forces those also a huge explosion i have a little more detail on that we have spoken to some opposition leaders who are saying that it was a rocket propelled grenade that was launched and inside the airport building was destroyed we've also spoken to the government spokesman who has confirmed there was an incident but wouldn't give us more details so this all happened at the start of this protest march that was being led by several opposition presidential candida

with honey for huffed are you saying they returned i did not i did not get what you said eleanor sawyer the un report says the mercenaries employed by erik prince had a dispute with honey for half tar and left by boat to malta are you suggesting that that either that didn't happen or that they've returned in fact you know that that is part of the operation how you. try to purchase a helicopter from jordan and that operation failed because you knew that the lack of kind of. 'd missions to to buy this equipment and they did not but they did not find it and then they went and bought some. helicopters from south africa and to have to be not like they are covered from south africa and you had some argument with them so this led with votes to have them when you knew that that's part of the of the situation but that's not that's not all they want out of erik prince in we have to go or. as i mentioned before the. person that is around a. air force base and matter of fact i'm saying that this is a parallel operation in addition are you saying that this is a parallel operation running air force b

the book "you're always loved" between aubrey who's 9 now and i have a 1-year-old son sawyer, to learn how to have those conversations with them. i think a big part of both of these books is how can we do something to help end the stigma? a big part of ending the stigma is having conversations at home. this is an issue that impacts families all across the country and across the world and we need to change the way we think talk about it at home and in our communities. >> listen, it is a conversation we can go on quite a while to discuss and i hope you have plenty of opportunities to do that on your book tour. well done. madeleine, i appreciate it. >> alex, thank you for having us. and thank you for calling me madeleine. >> i was telling you, congresswoman, it's just my thing but madeleine is fun too. >>> the power is coming back on but the nightmare is not over in texas. residents have several hurdles to overcome. those details are next. this towel has already been used and it still smells fresh. pour a cap of downy unstopables into your washing machine before each load and enjoy freshe

during the rwandan genocide but later fell outs with the government's let's cross over to catherine sawyer joining us from nairobi covering tell us more about the charges against him and what to expect in this trial. well the court has just john and this aspect did not take opinion this is because most of the day the focus was on submissions by the defense and the prosecution about the nationality of the poor it has become as well as the competence of the high court in rwanda to try his case he says that he is not around a national he says that he is belgian and he wants his case trans fat to belgian courts he also says that he was abducted by government operatives in belgium and brought to wonder where he says he's been held hostage and he does not believe that the court is going to give him a fair hearing now the prosecution on the other side said that he is a dual citizen both his parents are run citizens and that he has never officially revoked he's won the nationality through the o.c. sure goal channels now as you mentioned he has been charged with 9 counts including murder and belong