. >> people like 77-year-old mary johnson who tried for a month to schedule an appointment before connecting covid. >> i could not believe it when i happened. i wished he was still here. so far the sister circle has ut 9,200 doses at 17 churches. >> it is not just about vaccines anymore but looking at health care disparities and my hope is that it does not stop with the vaccine that we keep working until we have more equity when it comes to health care outcomes. >> reporter: it is about redeeming the soul of america. >> it is a galvanizing force like tke this is indeed what wee in to medicine for. this is why we are here. >> reporter: sisters who care, encircling those in need. >> that is the overnight news for this thursday. for some the news continues and others check back for cbs this morning later. >>> it's thursday, march 25th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." facing the media. president biden will hold his first press conference today. the challenging issues and tough questions. >>> breaking developments on astrazeneca's covid vaccine. revised data shows the dosage is not as effec

mary bruce and whit johnson standing by with late reporting on all of this. >>> also making news this thursday night, a new charge in the trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. the jury will now be allowed to consider third degree murder in the death of george floyd. what this means. zw >>> the allegations against governor andrew cuomo. tonight, a sixth accuser with the most serious allegation yet. her allegation now refer to the albany police department. >>> the severe storms tonight. winter weather alerts across several states and denver could see up to two feet of snow in this. >>> prince william breaking his silence today. what he said when asked about meghan and harry and their allegation involving race. what prince william is now saying tonight. >>> and take a look at this image this evening. the american couple and what they spotted and why it's so rare. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin tonight with president biden set to address the nation a short time from now, 8:00 p.m. eastern and we'll have it for

whit johnson and mary bruce standing by. >>> we're also tracking a major winter storm across more than a dozen states tonight. bracing for up to two feet of snow. in fact, the national weather service now warning of, quote, impossible travel conditions. rob marciano in denver timing this out for us. >>> in new york city tonight, the newly released body cam. the shooting at a famous cathedral. the images revealing just how close this was to being much worse. and the woman appearing to play dead to survive. >>> the unruly passenger fined more than $14,000 after forcing a flight from new york to turn around. among other things, he'd been asked to wear a mask. >>> and it was something so many of you saw right here this week that moved us all. so who is our person of the week? >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us here as we near the end of another week together, and like so many friday nights before, this is not a slow one. there's news on the virus, on one of the key vaccines. those stimulus checks in some americans' accounts as early as tonight now. but we do begin with the br

davis could see for himself that johnston had be come as mary chestnut said, johnson is the core around which all restless and halfhearted disappointed people concentrate. davis decided that johnston was a liability he could no longer afford, so on july 17th, 1864, he sent a telegram to johnston dismissing him from command and ordering him to turn the army over to john bel hood. how do we assess joe johnston in this pivotal campaign? he himself argued at the time and later in a self serving memoir that his defensive moves were carefully calculated to compel sherman to use up his army by beating his head against these defensive lines to extend his own lines of communication. sherman would grow weaker as he moved south. johnston would get stronger falling back on the base until the moment came. the moment never came. some observers have argued that johnston was one of the few who recognized warfare was changing into what essentially emerged depth landers in belgium in 1914. johnston himself made the argument in his post war memoir, yet contemporary evidence suggests that this was at least

. >> reporter: absolutely, anne-marie. 100 million more doses of the johnson & johnson vaccine have been purchased by the biden administration. those doses are, again, those single-shot doses, and so they're doing this for a couple of reasons. number one, of course, to bolster the supply. number two, to protect against emerging variants. and three, to get ready to potentially inoculate children one day.de aob >> reporter: six of isaac garcia's family members got covid-19. three died. >> second chance -- >> reporter: isaac's dad survived a three-month bout with the virus an20oorandchildren at his michigan home. >> feel great. i feel blessed. >> reporter: down in little rock, arkansas -- >> hard to believe it's been a year to be honest. >> reporter: these grocery store workers are getting their vaccines today. >> i can protect the people that mean most to us. >> reporter: nearly one in four u.s. adults have received at least one shot. >> maximum flexibility. >> reporter: yesterday president biden announced a deal to purchase another 100 million doses of the covid-19 vaccine from johnson &

johnson yes winston s. an action he prices lead and that's actually good to see inside he the word out badly isn't got me marie and he wants to get out into the crowd he says will become also very quickly he's young johnson even johnson's mother egg cruelty that even johnson minority. yes i see you don't see that question in this. post that a nice on story and says he's innocent mary cary last musri mumbling about how much. the polls are people say since. there's no peace are here is about us it like a leader. is an. assay has been again soon or that he's his economic policy so yes racing corporations ask the governments he's hiring who pose. well it seems excessive. areas of the year you know we've now given needy 40 percent people. disagree and me there he said remain as you know i've been very quiet about that in the european union hasn't because it's accusing reporter for the 2nd time breaking international law over the island protocol and the border and you think that some sort of getting back a brit over the vaccinations there was a lot to break it was an absolute lie counted in tandem. massey said to me

marie green. we begin this morning with the newest coronavirus vaccine on its way to millions of americans. johnson & johnson's single-dose vaccine is being shipped out today and could be injected into arms starting tomorrow. more than 49 million americans have already received at least one shot of the double dose moderna or pfizer vaccines. debra alfarone is in washington. what does the new vaccine mean in the battle against covid-19? >> reporter: well, it means that we have just one more tool in this fight against this virus that has taken more than a half million people from us. it is just one shot. and experts say no matter what vaccine you're offered, take it. nearly four million doses of the johnson & johnson vaccine will start shipping out this morning. >> this is a much easier logistical vaccine to administer. >> reporter: it's the third coronavirus vaccine to receive an emergency use authorization from the fda. the first that requires only one shot. >> really impressive vaccine because it is refrigerated, not frozen. i'm enthusiastic about this vaccine, and i truly believe whichever vaccin

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probably can party and i think our backward more that speaks for itself boris johnson than even take time out to settle a meeting with mary lou mcdonald leader when he came to us the last week. yeah he can make it can last friday which i think was very much a fairly superficial p.r. exercise we had a long standing request to have a meeting where from bill to mary lou mcdonald and michelle natick there are many issues that we need to discuss with them and not least his government's failure to implement previous political agreements are going to new decade new approach which was what led to the restoration of the storm and the institutions we need to talk to him about the r.h. protocol we also want to talk to him about fairly discrete as full one percent pay raise for nurses to be were all encouraged to clap for over the past year armande it as the biggest party on this island would expect us to be repulsed engagement with the likes of pars johnson and that's what we want but you know if there had been a united ireland you might not be getting yesterday i think a vaccine that don't change things with you a little and expect

mary's gales taking on lmu. they go on a 7-0 run. johnsonmountain view, california, right up here in the bay scored almost half of their points. he put in 25 of their 53. they win 52-27. st. mary's takes on undefeated gonzaga. >>> santa clara against pepperdine. the broncos led by 6 in the first half. it's willie crusoe the floater. he had a team high 16 but pepperdine pulled away after recess. colby ross became the all-time leading scorer passing the late hank gathers. he had a game-high 25. pepperdine led by as many as 18. >>> the sharks and golden knights playing the back end of a back-to-back. hoping to avenge the sting of a loss to their hated rivals. teammates in the pregame, not sure what that was. the sharks with plenty of opportunities. marc-andre fleury had eight saves in the first period. mark stone makes it 1-0. sharks try to even things up but fleury, a great glove save. 1-0 after one. john leonard, no go. 24 saves for fleury. sharks try to clear it, it bounces off and right to alex tuck for his second goal of the game. sharks l

. >> reporter: in milwaukee, democrats like mary ellen are eager to be rid of senator ron johnson. >>s, that -- that don't make any sense. and they aren't who we are. >> reporter: the republican senator hasn't announced if he will run for re-election next year in wisconsin. but he has drawn national backlash for his conspiratorial and racially-loaded claims. saying this about the insurrectionists, who attacked the capitol on january 6. >> now, had the tables been turned. joe, this could get me in trouble. had the tables been turned and president trump won the election, and those were tens of thousands of black lives matter and antifa protestors, i might've been a little concerned. >> reporter: his remarks, widely considered racist. a charge, johnson denies. >> there were no racial undertones with my comments. >> reporter: all of this comes, after johnson also promoted conspiracy theories about who actually led the mob. >> a very few didn't share the jovial, friendly, earnest of the great majority. some, obviously, didn't fit in and he describes four different types of people. plain-cl

mary wilson of the supremes. they took those shots and within a few weeks they were dead. i don't know why and i don't care why. i'm waiting for the one shot. the johnson & johnson shot. i do not trust those other shots because they came out so early. nobody has given me a reasonable explanation for what happened to hank aaron, sicily tyson, and mary wilson. host: thank you very much. go ahead. rachana: i want to just flag, there are numerous concerns about the development of these covid-19 vaccines, some of which our color highlighted. they were developed in record time compared to how long vaccine development and manufacturing takes historically. all three vaccines available in the u.s. are highly effective, all the research notes that they have -- they are extremely good at preventing systematic disease or moderate to severe covid that would keep you out of the hospital or potentially worse. they are effective and i think all of the medical experts including our top government officials say that if a vaccine is available you should take it. host: when it comes to supply chain what determines where the vaccines end up? rachana: that's a good question

mary's gaels shooting 45-all, the gaels going at a seven run. johnsonf mountain view, california, up here in the bay. he put in 25 of the 52. gaels wins. they take on gonzaga monday. the other, against pepperdine. it's willie caruso, the floater. pepperdine pulled away after recess. colby and ross became the all-time leading scoring, he had a game high 25. pepperdine led by as many as 18, santa clara falls. >>> the golden knights, san jose hoping to avenge the overtime loss to their rivals. >>> here's something, teammates in the pre-game, sharks with plenty of opportunities, marc-andre fleury up to task. he had eight saves in the first period. devon dubnik, mark stone makes it 1-0. sharks tried to even things up. fleury, a great glove save. second period, rudolph fasters redirect. logan couture right to alex tusk. shutout the second time in their home stand, their first three-day losing streak of the year. that's it for sports, let's send it back to you. >> lisa, finally rain on the way? >> right. i know. we are certainly needing it. we will have severa

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marie green. we begin with a third approved coronavirus vaccine that will be ready to use today. nearly 4 million doses of the johnsonohnson vaccine shipped out yesterday. it is the first single shot available in the u.s. still, the cdc is out with a warning, urging americans to stay vigilant against the virus. debra alfarone is in washington. debra, this latest vaccine could be available as soon as today? >> reporter: it could be, anne-marie, as soon as it gets to vaccination sites it could be put in people's arms as early as today. you're absolutely right. and this is all coming as t of just as some experts say, hey, we're not there yet. johnson & johnson vaccines could start going into the arms of americans today. >> this week, we'll distribute 3.9 million doses. >> reporter: the new vaccine will help relieve some of the demand. >> we're about to get a lot of johnson & johnson vaccines, and it's a single dose. one and done. once vaccinated, you're protected. >> reporter: more than 50 million americans have received at least one shot of the moderna or pfizer vaccines. >> one, two, three. that's it. >> that's it? >>

johnson, richard nixon and ronald reagan. it's truly a pleasure to introduce. what a mary washington's most distinguished professors, dr. stephen farnsworth. there has never been anyone like johnny carson and there never will be. from 1962 to 1992 more than 5,000 episodes over 30 years. johnny carson walked through the rainbow-colored curtains as he hosted america's top late night show. he tucked americans in at night with his signature mix of mostly gentle barbs directed at the leading lights of politics and culture and is curated lists of always almost always interesting guests. he offered a non-stop parade of the key personalities of the 60s and the 70s and the 80s and the 90s. they were the leading lights of film television music books and politics. and more than a few amazing animals in their trainers. he introduced the nation to many comedians on their way up. and reminded them of people who were already at the top of their game. to say he dominated the television of his era is actually to understate the case by every measure. he was not only first but he was so far ahead that it did not matter who was second. car

mary alice, thank you. >>> and we turn to the rollout of a third vaccine in the u.s. late today, the cdc recommending johnson johnson's vaccine for people 18 and older. the company expected to begin sending out nearly 4 million doses in just a matter of hours. trucks standing by. increasing the number of available doses this week by 26%. dr. anthony fauci urging americans to get whatever vaccine is available, stressing they're all effective and safe. here's eva pilgrim in kentucky. >> reporter: tonight, the nation just hours away from a much-needed third vaccine. johnson & johnson's single shot now cleared for emergency use and ready to roll out. >> this vaccine has been shown to be 100% protective against hospitalizations and deaths. >> reporter: in clinical trials it also proved to be effective against concerning variants from south africa and brazil. late today the cdc recommending the j&j vaccine to people 18 and older. nearly 4 million doses expected to ship starting tomorrow, increasing state allocations this week by about 26%. california's governor planning for 380,000 j&j doses in the first week. >>

mary's gaels taking on bennett. both with tough night but gaels on 7-0 run. kuzy ahead to johnsonout of the barracks he put up 25 of their 52. and they win it 52-47. and take on undefeated gongds on monday. and santa clara against pepperdine. broncos led by six in the first half. willie caruso the floater, pepper dine pulled away, ross with the all-time leading scorer with a game-high of 25. pepperdine led by as many as 18 and santa clara fall 78-70. abc 7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >> all right, thanks. much more to come on abc 7. tomorrow meghan and harry open up as royals. and how the palace is bracing for backlash. >> such a challenging year. >> believe it or not, today marks one year since san franciscans like, seeing my mom. it's unthinkable to me that i can't see her and i can't hug her. not being able to hug is just like somebody has to tie me down. touching someone to say i love you, to hug you... those are the things that i miss. ♪ ♪ >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc 7 news. >>> hard to believe but today marks on

johnson minority. yes i see you don't see that question in this. post that unease on story and says he's innocent mary cary lost much remarkably about the moustache the post people say since it is no use our peter is a badass it might lead. to that see his win again soon or that he's on his economic policy to get racing corporations ask the government he's hiring who pose. well it seems excessive can we compare it to the year you know we have now given nearly 40 percent people. would disagree and hear me there he said remain as you know i've been very quiet about that in the european union has and because it's accusing ripple of for the 2nd time breaking international law over the island protocol and the border and you think that some sort of getting back a brit over the vaccinations there was a lot to break loose and actual i counted in tandem. massey says maybe i slice it brussels commercial or the place like the british floors or just the essential palaces to him or the massiah oh he's the owner and they can be a long serving actually whore in cold is it not drug your he commission. we well it's go

mary? >> all right. many thanks. >>> i want to turn to the uk now where prime minister boris johnson will chair a a special task forceto address violence against british women. the prime minister also admitted he was deeply concerned by the footage of london's met police using a heavy-handed response on indi vigil goers over the weekend. 33-year-old london resident sarah everard was kidnapped and murdered while walking home earlier this month. and cnn is live in london with the latest. nina, the response to the heinous crime and the heavy-handed police response to the vigil has been distressing for women across the uk and the world. what is the latest on this? how will the government respond? >> well, this is come at extremely sensitive time, rosemary, the government and the opposition parties in parliament will be a debating a new crime and justice bill to give sweeping power to police to police the events and curtail groups to protest issues like these in the future. it has gotten people on to the streets. you get a feeling it's a movement that is gathering momentum by the day and unlikely to go away. then they mov

johnson may not her alone. yes i see you don't see that question in this. post that uneasy and says he's innocent mary cary much remarkably about how much power she poses people say since there's no use our theories about us. really. isn't that assay has been again soon or that he's on his economic policy to get racing corporations ass governments he's hiring who knows. seems excessive. areas of the year you will now need the 40 percent people signed jack what he says here and hear me there he said remain as you know i've been very quiet about that in the european union has and because it's accusing reporter for the 2nd time breaking international law over the island protocol and the border they think that some sort of getting back a brit over the vaccinations they're the ones who ought to break is an absolute lie counted in tandem. massey's maybe i slice it brussels commercial or the place like the british government lawyers or just the easily power there's a meeting of the mass media oh. and they can be a long serving actually horrid cold is it not drug commission. president i'm disappointed that it

mary's in white. classic give and go for tommy. 12 points for the senior point guard. got ahead, stayed ahead, turned it on when they needed. logan johnsonof his 25. they won 52-47. and for their efforts, they have drawn top ranked unbeaten gonzaga next in the semifinals. >>> on the women's side, coach molly and the usf dons have sent a message, we're here. and all over st. mary's the don's caused 20 turnovers. 10 of court's 15 points in the final period. as st. mary's took care of business, final of 69-63. >>> santa clara ended up winning 83-68. >>> all right, here are the broncos, as i said. and then we go from that to ohio valley conference. moorhead state fans in a mood because we're handing out bids. here they are in blue against belmont. that's taylor. moorhead state won it 86-71. first ncaa tournament since 2011. >>> and finally, congratulations to me and the bay area university of virginia alumni chapter. our basketball team won the acc regular season title and are on to the top seed in the conference tournament next week. >> so we say congratulations to you? >> well, sure, they won the game today. >> congrats. >> i'll stick so y

quoted in the media here could hear by boris johnson's ministers he has condemned the blockade of for data but he says he has concerns about the hooty offensive on mari and in fact he's been. talking about the strikes on their own crew facilities say we're getting a lot of news about it's hitting a room go so presumably biden wants defensive weapons to protect around go on oil resources in saudi arabia to be honest with you martin give it is becoming so biased toward the saudi arabia and his latest statement of peace to the united nation as well his to his tweets he has not mentioned saudi arabia he has condemned the attack on saudi oil facility he said that they will want to improve human it. to improve aid coming in to yemen and he as well mentioned the strike on some days ago he has not say who is behind those strike because clearly saudi arabia and why are so worried about saudi oil infrastructure is because. they can have money and then they can actually pay united states and united kingdom for their weapons that's why we have seen in the end in the last i think $3.00 or 4 months that you're ok has announced that they will send a british. army p

johnson minority. yes i see you don't see that question in this. post and that unease on it's already happened says he's innocent mary cary much remarkably about how much power. the polls are people saying since. there's no use our theories about us. really. isn't that assay has really gained an extraordinary that he's the guy who's economic policy so yes racing corporations ask the government he's hiring who goes. well it seems excessive. areas of the year you know we've now need a 40 percent people signed what is it or endear me there he said remain as you know i've been very quiet about that in the european union has and because it's accusing reporter for the 2nd time breaking international law over the island protocol and the border they think that some sort of getting back a brit over the vaccinations they're the ones who ought to break is an absolute lie counted in tandem. massey's maybe i slice it brussels commercial or the place like the british government lawyers or just the essential power is there anything like the mass media. and they can they. say actually whore it cold is it not drug your he commission. we well it's going to be a pre

as i said, vp camilla maris stepped -- kamala harris stepped in to formally break the tie to start the debate. ron johnsonforce, in essence, a full reading of the 600-plus-page bill before the clock starts to count down on the 20 hours of debate. normally you would just read the headline. senator johnson is going to force the reading of all 600 pages. that could be 20 hours of debate and much of it used up there. very interesting moves here. we're watching the markets. nasdaq right there in correction territory at the moment. when we come back, so much more straight ahead, we've got charlie gasparino, we've got the million dollar listing star, all kinds of news happening. dow is down 485, we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ how great is it that we get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... oh, sorry... [ laughter ] woops! [ laughter ] good evening! meow! nope. oh... what? i'm an emu! ah ha ha. no, buddy! buddy, it's a filter! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ liz: a wall street bets m if eme stok had a pr

while johnson and johnson says it's single dose job is 85 percent effective against severe infections dipped to greater sunny's a clinical epidemiologist and senior lecturer at queen mary university of london she says there is uncertainty about how effective vaccines are at preventing viral transmission. we don't know the effectiveness of these vaccines in preventing infection or what transmission particularly in the elderly age groups even in the younger age groups these are likely to be between about 60 to 70 percent of the elderly they might be even dora so allowing people to sort of mix with others protective measures when he puts other people at risk if they pick up infection and passes on to others and this uncertainty is even higher with the large number of variants we have now circulating in different parts of the world many of which we know are associated with lower backs a defective ness particularly against symptomatic disease which will very likely translate to lower effectiveness in preventing infection and transmission particularly naughty to in those elderly people and even in younger people the effectiveness of preventing infection is thought to be 60 t

ma ron johnson, a former captain with the missouri highway state patrol. and omar jimenez on the scene for us in minneapolis. marylet me start with you. the off duty firefighter, she got rather emotional, as we all saw, describing how she was blocked from giving first aid to george floyd while he was there on the ground. but the defense drilled down on the idea that the police officers were supposedly distracted by the small crowd that had gathered over there. does that have any bearing at all in this case? >> i think having the video -- i know that the defense made that argument in opening statement. we saw various videos today filmed by different people from different angles. it was pretty clear the bystanders were following the directions of the officer who kept telling them to stay on the sidewalk. they were yelling things, but they were desperate. they were begging the officers to give george floyd help. i don't think any of the videos helped the defense argument that the by sstanders were blocking e police officers from giving george floyd any aid at all. >> there was that tense moment between the off duty

he finished with 16 points now logan johnson, battling for the gaels he gets a double pump to go and one he led saint mary's with 15, but it wasn't nearly enough. andrew to me scores inside there for the zags he had 18 in all 5 games at a starter scored in double digits. the final score 7855, the sag saint mary's drops a 49 they await possible and i team did it. now women soups watch out for the cardinal the stand for women's basketball team is on fire with the nc double a tournament less than 2 weeks away. they've won 14 straight the cardinal steamrolled 9th ranked most recently in route to the pac 12 tournament title yesterday they beat the bruins by 20 after losing to them during the regular season and get this stanford won its 3 tourney games by an average of 31 points in the conference of champions as it's known by many today, the card were rewarded with the number 2 spot in people climbing from the number 4 slot last week. >>they are only behind the all too familiar uconn squad now and wouldn't that be a fun game to watch in the nc double a tournament expect stanford earn a number one seed in the big

johnson's single-dose vaccine. debra alfarone is in washington. debra, this comes amid concerns that some states are already rolling back restrictions. and many think that could be happening too soon. >> reporter: absolutely, anne-marie. little by little states and cities are opening back up, and the director of the cdc is in direct opposition to this. dr. walensky says we're simply not there yet. and so no state is opening up as widely as texas. >> to open texas 100%. >> reporter: texas governor abbott is removing all coronavirus restrictions and ending the mask mandate one week from today. >> removing state mandates does not end personal responsibility. >> reporter: health experts are concerned since less than 7% of the state's population have ciulataround ttharire not o notexas,s well >> repter: busessecan still enforce their own rules. >> i'm concerned for my staff's safety. >> reporter: restaurant owners now have decisions to make. >> i'm leaning toward having my staff still wear masks. and maybe requiring them here. >> reporter: the lone star state isn't alone when it comes to rolling back restrictions. >> the governor's office is getting out of the business of telling people what they can and cannot do. >> rep

the bat he finished with 16 points now logan johnson, fighting for the gaels nice drive here, he gets a double pump to go and the and one he led saint mary'san drew to me scores inside and is filed he had 18 all 5 guns at a starter scored in double digits, the final score 7855 zags saint mary's drops to 49 on the season, they weigh a possible and i t bid. now in women's hoops for the cardinal the stand for women's basketball team is on fire with the nc double a tournament less than 2 weeks away. the cardinal steamrolled 9th ranked ucl a in route to the pac 12 tournament title. yesterday they beat the bruins by 20 after losing to them during the regular season and get this stanford won its 3 tourney games by an average of 31 points. yes, you heard that right in the conference of champions as it's known by many today, the card were rewarded with the number 2 spot in the atp pole climbing from the number 4 slot last week, they're only behind the all too familiar uconn squad now and that be a fun game to watch the nc double a tournament championship. we can only hope expect stanford earn a number one seed in the big dance which begins just 2 s

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mary wilson of the supremes. they took those shots and within a few weeks they were dead. i don't know why and i don't care why. i'm waiting for the one shot. the johnsonon shot. i do not trust those other shots because they came out so early. nobody has given me a reasonable explanation for what happened to hank aaron, sicily tyson, and mary wilson. host: thank you very much. go ahead. rachana: i want to just flag, there are numerous concerns about the development of these covid-19 vaccines, some of which our color highlighted. they were developed in record time compared to how long vaccine development and manufacturing takes historically. all three vaccines available in the u.s. are highly effective, all the research notes that they have -- they are extremely good at preventing systematic disease or moderate to severe covid that would keep you out of the hospital or potentially worse. they are effective and i think all of the medical experts including our top government officials say that if a vaccine is available you should take it. host: when it comes to supply chain what determines where the vaccines end up? rachana: that's a good question. i want