we know a lot about the pfizer vaccine, more than any of the other vaccines, because the pfizer vaccine is the only vaccine that has a license. and until they get that license, they do not have to produce their data. so the only data we really have is the pfizer data. and by the way, there is a half million pages of granular data with pfizer and the fda have refused to produce, because they say it is too burdensome. these are the data that they reviewed for 108 days, but they say they can't show it to us for 55 years. so they promised, because they were rushing the process, they were going to have complete transparency but what they meant is they are going to have complete transparency in 55 years. but we want it now. so i'm just going to briefly tell you, to review for you the one important thing that you should know from pfizer's own data, which is the section of the submission where they talk about long because mortality. what they say in that data, you can see a really good explanation. but here is what it says, it's very simple. over the six months study, they said it was going to

if you look at pfizer, if you do your research on pfizer, it has so many lawsuits they paid out. pfizer is corrupt. i think -- myself, i look at the obituaries. i see people dying of heart attacks. why don't you report on that? we don't even know what's in this vaccine. you don't even know it's going to happen to people later on in life. why don't you look at that? report on that. we don't know what's going to happen to people 3-4 years from now. you're telling me to go take the vaccine. are you out of your mind? host: to avery in florida. go ahead. caller: can you hear me? you're two prior colors are correct. i'm a physician. i've studied this for the past two years. i have followed people who support early treatment they have totally suppressed any early treatment with any drugs the been proven to be effective. if you treat early, almost one junta percent. my group has treated 150,000 patients with only for having to go into the hospital. i know some people who have been in the hospital and passed away. they are told to stay home until they turn blue. they go in. these are peop

pfizer plans to start human studies. what does it take for a company like pfizer or moderna to start a research study on a vaccine like this? andrew: this is one of the marvels of modern science -- science. this new technology is around messenger rna and the genetic code that we use to tell them how to build proteins. the you how to wait -- figure out a way to use that. a long way of saying a very quick process to update this vaccine. the one thing to keep in mind here is that was the promise and potential with mrna was a future variance cop, it would be a quick strain change and stay on top of it. i think we have all seen it with omicron, the u.s. starting right after. it moves really quickly. as far as where they are right now, widens as they are still on track for this 90 day timeline, looking at late march to start rolling out an omicron specific booster for initial vaccine if necessary. moderna has also talked about looking at a similar timeline and talk more similarly about preparing for this fall. thinking if ther

logo on the documents and say, well, pfizer net pfizer never approved of that. military never allowed her to utilize their nose in their helicopters that she said they would. and that's the kind of thing that people like henry kissinger. another said i'm going to invest based on those statements i think that's where it when the government stepped in. it was just a blatant falsity and an ethical conduct. >> how much time do you expect her to spend in federal prison. >> well, i think it's definitely a prison case because of the enormity of the loss. but she did was successful on 7 of these charges. i think the government is going to wait till after mister baldwin is trial to decide whether they tried are on the on the counts that were not were hung jury. but miss holmes has no record. she's someone the defense will portray is is trying to do the right thing. and i think it will be a tough decision. but i do see this is because of the enormity of the federal prison sentence as opposed to something like house arrest. >> all right. well, we have run out of time. but

why target pfizer specifically? i mean, ultimately, all the major covert vaccines were rapidly approved. is that something anything unique about the way pfizer was treated? sure, thanks for having me. pfizer, that scene was licensed by the the other vaccines have not yet been license. and until a vaccine is licensed, the data and information relied upon by the license that is not available to the public. so as soon as this vaccine was licensed by the f b i, it was subject to the freedom of information act and the on behalf of a group of now over 200 physicians and medical professionals across united states. they're requesting that that data information made available to the public as soon as possible. well, the judge has said that this information, well, it needs to come out to ultimately reassure the public. the whole vaccine approval process wasn't rushed. but forgive me for asking this. so what if it was rushed? i'm of the f d a as we understand had to quickly to save lives. well, even if it wasn't russ, it shoul

the fda now also saying teens and adults who got the pfizer vaccine should get the pfizer booster after five months, not waiting six months. tonight, schools in new york city remaining open, with a new mayor vowing to keep them open. several major cities, though, including atlanta and cleveland starting the new year by returning to remote learning, at least temporarily. so, what is the answer? with the u.s. now averaging 400,000 new cases per day. dr. jha standing by to answer your questions tonight. >>> also tonight, the dangerous winter storm. nend down to georgia. more than a foot of snow in some places. 500 accidents in virginia alone. tonight, more than 3,000 flights canceled. even issues with air force one. the images coming in tonight as they were trying to get off the plane. and now what's right behind all this sweeping into new york city and the northeast ginger zee timing it all out. >>> tonight, the news involving the january 6th investigation. the january 6th committee says it has evidence of what former president trum p was doing. jon karl with us. >>> tonight, after the gh

it is a targeted deal with three programs that pfizer will benefit from.ve an option to participate in any one of those programs for commercialization. but it leaves alone the rest of the pipeline. we have a really rich pipeline. our first program is moving forward this year, so we really prefer this kind of structure. so i thing it is a really positive signed up pfizer and form in general are starting to pay attention and get involved. alix: what is interesting is that some individuals who do not want to get the vaccine might say they are worried it is going to change their dna. a partnership or a vaccine between you guys and pfizer will do just that, it will change your dna. i wonder, how do you think about the anti-campaign in relation to changing the dna that's the anti--- the anti-vax campaign in relation to changes dna? john: i think it has thrust us into a public health situation that maybe the market was not prepared for. the products we work on are not vaccines. our technology will not appear in the pfizer covid vaccine or anything like that. what

when you look at pfizer, it is about 60% or so. severe disease hospitalization and death close to 90%. it just depends. kristen: sandra has a question. if you got j&j and then pfizer as a booster, should you get a third shot? dr. chin-hong: that is a great question from sandra. i think most people thought j&j should have been a two shot dose. if you can get three, one-shot and two reminders to the immune system, that will be better than just two. kristen: don has a question, which i think a lot of people are starting to wonder. isn't it better that most people get this mild variant to help preclude a more serious variant to cold? what do you think? dr. chin-hong: there is no guarantee that you getting omicron will protect you against a future variant. that is the question. it will protect you against past variants like delta. personally, i would prefer not to get it then to get at all. you still don't know if you will have chronic symptoms. we think it is less likely. we don't know if you will be one to go to the hospital. again, l

ademÁs pfizer anunciaba que su vacuna era segura y efectiva para niÑos de 5 a 11 aÑos.Ó el camino a la vacunaciÓn de 28 millones de niÑos con la autorizaciÓn del uso de emergencia de la vacuna de pfizer para menores de entre 5 y 11 aÑos. en tanto continÚan las manifestaciones en varias ciudades como en nueva york y chicago donde miles de empleados del sector pÚblico y privado se manifestaban en contra de los mandatos de vacunaciÓn. justo antes del dÍa de acciÓn de gracias la fda y los cdc autorizaron los refuerzos de las vacunas para mayores de 18 aÑos. cuando llegaba el fin de aÑo Ómicron se extendÍa por toda la naciÓn, aunque pfizer anunciÓ que un refuerzo de su vacuna protege con la nueva variante, debido al incremento de los contagios algunas ciudades como los Ángeles volvieron a dictar medidas como el uso obligatorio de la mascarilla en lugares pÚblicos y cerrados estÉn vacunados o no. tambiÉn eventos como espectÁculos de broadway se cancelaron y el certamen miss mundo en puerto rico. mientras, un panel de los cdc recomendaron a la mayorÍa de los estadounidenses va

bank of america hiking pfizer's price target to $70.related tharps they are bullish on jeff meacham is senior analyst at bank of america welcome. >> thanks for having me. happy new year. >> to you as well. what do you think is still to come for pfizer when it feels like so much should be in their recent past? >> good question i think the oral covid pill is going to have a robust launch provided they can scale it up. there is a lot of other goings on in pfizer's pipeline. we evaluated their cash flow they can generate more than $100 billion in cash in the next four years. m & a could be a big part of the story this year and next >> could you describe a little bit what we see maybe anticipate on that front? >> you know, what they have said is they want to go after companies in similar therapeutic areas. so probably not going to buy technologies or things like that so i would say larger scale deals that -- you know, not mega pharma deals but let's call it ms.-sized biotechs that could solve the l.o.e. problem that they have starting in 202

government's purchase of the pfizer antiviral pill. from 10 million treatment courses into 20 million. in addition, we are working with pfizer to accelerate delivery. we will now have the first 10 million treatment courses by the end of june. these pills can dramatically decrease hospitalizations and death and are a game changer with the potential to alter the impact of covid. we have the tools we need to manage the surge in omicron cases. >> thank you. i would like to start by walking through today's data. the current seven day did the average is about 491,000, an increase of 98% from the previous week. hospitalizations have increased about 63% over the previous week. deaths have increased about 5% over the prior week. over the past several weeks and the holidays, we have seen a significant and rapid increase in covid cases. this increase reflects both cases caused by delta and omicron. over the past month, we have seen the percentage of omicron cases increase and delta decrease. based on genomic sequencing, we now estimate that omicr

again for me, crohn is on pfizer. maxine and it's a very well designed study because basically they compare sarah, that was the same, a packing variables, original barrier, and then the chose at pfizer declined 20 times to get on the chrome, new decline, much less. and basically the study shows that nick is the best vaccine in the world right now. again, for me, say, would you now expect more people to want this vaccine? well, a definitely and receive explanation rates and russia increasing. i think it's also very important for people to get a booster shots and we saw a lot of countries encouraging booster shots now. and they've extremes are being quite quickly so still to show this important. but the distance between the, both the short form of action was reduced to 3 months by some countries. for nicholas very clear that the flight is recommended. 6 months off as of explanation and annually. and that's another important part of a sport. and you can make seen is it doesn't require frequent rubrics and nations and sport nuclides both or can actually lengthen significantly the perfec

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pfizer doses come three weeks apart, moderna four weeks apart. they are net connect when we talk about efficacy, despite the headlines i think they broadly run the connect -- and. with the j&j and similar vaccines like the astrazeneca vaccine, these are particles, they do the same thing by training your body to see this by protein. when your body comes in contact with the virus, it sees those proteins on the surface. >> this is not the first coronavirus. take us back to what must have been a very frightening moment in early 2020 when you heard you had the goods to create a vaccine. what was it like? >> that was not frightening. the one thing about having faith in science and data, in those moments, you dial back and make it into a motivation. the anxiety became very motivating in those moments. that is what we did. we motivated ourselves, use the knowledge that we built up, maneuver and collaborate and work together as a large team back at the national institutes of health and get the job done. it did not become scary until the data starts to loo

a to release documents on the authorization of the pfizer job. he explains concerns the decision was russian very same health authorities that are telling you this part of the state are the same. federal health authorities that gave pfizer madonna and jane j complete immunity from any liability for injury caused by the product. walrus, please, pray them if slavery, ignorance is strength, and now george orwell. as prophecies appear, one step closer to reality. the british universities slaps a trigger, warning on his antique censorship. novel, 1984. with all right, broadcasting your headlines about 100 countries worldwide. it's asking international with me role restriction. so the united states has now put more than 8000 troops on high alert because it sounds the alarm over, i suppose, a russian invasion of ukraine. moscow continues to deny any such plans. but now even kiya is urging com. saying it will not be attacked, these would be additional brigade, combat teams, logistics personnel, medical support, aviation support, intelligence, surveillanc

the coven 19 vaccine now accounting for nearly a quarter of pfizer's profits. >> that's right. of the year, it turned out to be much more with pfizer and moderna and other companies. the vaccine project is estimated pfizer and moderna and are taking in $1000 a second. $65,000 a minute in profits from these vaccines. it is almost draw dropping -- jaw-dropping the amount of money they're taking in. this ia huge benefit to these companies. these vcines, whi were developed with tremendous amounts of assistance from the s. government and multinational, multilateral grouping have turned out to be there leaders in their profits. they are making overwhelming amounts of money as a result o this and yet at the same time, there refusing to make- they are refusing to make a vaccine strategies and approaches available to other countri. they are also seeng at every turn to maximize their profits in the united states. the painful reality here is that there is very little accountability, very little effort by congress and by watchdogs outside -- there are watchdog groups that have done tremend

after all, seeking medical help after getting vaccinated with pfizer has almost become the norm. about a dozen medical workers got covid after their first dose. in israel, almost half the doctors experienced side-effects after their second dose. >> reporter: estonia has invested a lotf time and resources into integrating its russian speaking minority over the last three decades of independence, but what the last couple of years of the pandemic have revealed is that its two main communities, estonian speaking and russian speaking, still live in somewhat separate information ecosystems. i asked katri reik, the mayor of russian-speaking narva, if she thought integration was possible. despite all of estonia'sfforts at integration, you still have a big difference, for example, in the number of people who want to be vaccinated. russian-speakers are far less likely to get vaccination. how do you explain that? >> ( translated ): when you turn on the tv and are told everyday that western vaccines are poison, you have to understand that this is going to have an impact. >> ( translated ): i

and j&j -- a do it in a few sentences. >> moderna and pfizer use similar technologies.messenger rna to deliver one protein called a spike protein. the stranger body to see the spike protein very clearly. they use two different doses. pfizer has been approved now to children to five years old and moderna has not just yet. pfizer first initial doses come three weeks apart and moderna's come for weeks apart the largely these two vaccines run neck-and-neck when we think about efficacy and despite the headlines you see that moderna might be quote unquote better. .. and that we have coronavirus. but take as back to what must have been a heavy and frightening moment in 2020 when you realize we could create the vaccine, what was it like? >> interestingly enough it was not frightening at all. the one thing about having faith in your science and data is that in those moments here really dial back and make it into a motivation. until the anxieties are to speak became motivating in those moments. that is what we did we develop motivated ourselves to use the knowledge built up over

in cutting red tape and sourcing key supplies, the government and pfizer collaborated to dramatically accelerate the clinical trial process, shaving about seven months from the original timeline. so, instead of waiting for clinical trial results in mid-2022, we've got those results late last year. and we were able to begin shipping the first pills in december. months ahead of schedule. at the president's direction, we also acted early and aggressively to secure significant supply to pfizer's anti-viral pills. the u.s. has now purchased 20 million treatment courses. working closely with pfizer, we're further accelerating the delivery of these pills so that we'll have the first 10 million by the end of june, instead of the end of september. and we continue to work with pfizer to help them further expand their manufacturing capacity, including through the defense production act, if needed. dr. fauci will discuss these pills are meant for those at high-risk of disease from covid. we have a number of other treatment options and we're working to increase our supply of those treatments as we

pfizer launching a study to look at over 1,400 healthy adults. goal is to test if the new vaccine as either a booster shot or be used as primary vaccination. pfizer's original vaccine they say is effective against omicron. but there's data the protection may fade-in a shorter time than past variants. the company says it still needs to be ready for whatever comes our way. >>> wind farms a critical piece of a cleaner future, but they turn out to be anything but good for some critical wildlife. take a look at a hori bat. scientists say the sharp blades on those wind turbines are killing an alarming number of the bats. there's still time to save the population, though. >> we know that most of the bats fatality occurs during low wind speed conditions during the fall migratory seasons. by changing the wind speed we can dramatically reduce the number of bats killed and still produce quite a bit of energy. >> we reached out to the american clean power association which represents renewable energy companies for comment but did not hear back. >>> it turns

but the fda has authorized it for a pfizer shot, a third shot.ight now, we're still waiting on a final approval from the cdc. so, that is not something that they can get yet and that's something that the president was noting there. he also talked about something that is frustrating americans everywhere and something that the president says is frustrating himself, and that is the nationwide shortage of rapid tests. and the president said that he believes that stores are starting to get them back in stock and able to send them if you you buy them online but there are still questions about when exactly you are going to be able to walk into any drugstore on the corner and get a rapid test. in new york, here in washington, d.c., in many parts throughout the country, including when i was home in alabama recently, it's very difficult to get a rapid test at a drugstore. and so, that is something that they're working on, and one timeline update that the president did offer there is he said next week is when that rule is going to go into effect, requiring

some may have received lower doses of the pfizer vaccine than they were supposed to get. is theinto peak? and more school sick-outs planned for tomorrow. some students and teachers demanding changes, better math masks. >>> anybody who got their pfizer dose through december may have gotten the wrong dose. there wasn't enough of it in the syringe. so what now? >> reporter: tonight kaiser patients who got a pfizer covid-19 shot in walnut creek are being notified that they may not have gotten enough vaccine. kaiser officials releasing a statement tonight saying as a trusted health care provider, we are committed to informing patients of circumstances that could affect them, even if any potential impact is not considered significant, as in this matter." in this situation, there's a possibility that close to 4,000 kaiser members who got shots in walnut creek between october 25th and december 10th did not receive up to four micrograms of the vaccine. 30 micrograms is the recommended dose. kaiser said the difference was not significant and will still protect against covid-19. >>>

one of the ceos was pfizer.e all know pfizer's and vaccines, but the enabling technology for a pandemic recovery are the vaccines. the thing we don't think is recognized in pfizer is the revenue generation capability to bring forward with boosters and antiviral pills. if that takes hold as we expect in the economy propels ahead in the u.s. and globally, we have a travel recovery. companies like airbnb will see bookings, but the new normal also includes longer duration bookings which are a big deal for airbnb and we changes the game. a european tour holiday company we think could see a significant ramp in the second half with holiday bookings. there is an interesting chinese hotel company that significantly expanded their hotel base over the pandemic to try and take advantage of the reopening, and we think they are quite well-positioned. caroline: a global take. thank you so much for staying late. coming up, talking with one of the ceos from one of those key companies. that is next. ♪ >> i have always felt market

you have any update on what we will hear from pfizer, and data. i think you talked about that coming in the next month. could you clarify. the vaccine, and when it will be expected to be sufficient, and with covid, do you think the rollout for patients is going well, or will there be other things the government can do to make it easier to obtain. >> i will answer the first question, and then i will turn to jeff to answer the second. with regard to the clinical trial's that are being done in children from six months to 24 months and from 24 months to four years, as you probably know, the original data was done to determine if the doses that were given to those children would reach what we call non-interfering with adolescent populations. the original data was performed, and it looked like the dose and the regimen for the children who boosted worked well, but it turned out that the other dose, namely the other group 24 months to four years, it did not yet reach a level of non-inferiority. they are continued, and it looks like it will be a three dose

federal health authorities that gave pfizer mcdonough and j complete immunity . any liability for injury caused by the product more at peace freedom slavery, ignorance is strengthened. a cautionary tale gone wrong is to drill wells 19. 94, a book warning against censorship is slapped with the trigger warning by one k universe. with other very good morning. great, have you with this is the united states is put more than 8000 troops on high alert as it sounds the alarm over a supposed russian invasion. if you cry, moscow is repeatedly denied any such plans. even ukraine is surging. calm, saying it won't be attacked, these would be additional brigade, combat teams, logistics personnel, medical support, aviation support, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, as well as transportation and, and maybe even some additional capabilities after that loser. bought them that you a lot of such param, militarism, appears in the media. i asked to reduce the intensity that exist today. little the situation is quite clear to us. there is no reason for us to panic or start

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alix and guy you are looking at pfizer. it is not just pfizer. biontech and novavax also low.were up last year and a little bit of a reversal. some folks are wondering is there light at the end of the tunnel, how effective are the vaccines given the breakthrough cases. it is unclear what is behind this. despite the pfizer contract for 10 million doses, you would think the stock would be up. guy: it is off its lows. there is some positive news. abigail, thank you bring much. coming up, let's talk about what the next when he for hours will look like. in a few minutes boris johnson will deliver a virtual news conference from 10 downing street updated the u.k. population as covid cases continued to search. -- continue to surge. biden and harris having a covid meeting this afternoon as well. it is moving at a pace and the regulations are changing quickly as everyone tries to figure out how we adapt. alix: tomorrow we get u.s. mortgage applications. adp numbers and the fed minutes. that will be front and center as we read through the tea leaves. that wraps it up for us. "balance of

topol was saying it's a simple molecule, this pfizer drying, and president biden would do well to use the defense authorization act and use every company to make enough pills topol said this is a chance for the government to take control of the narrative, and say, listen, we're not just going to stop at pfizer it's not right >> so they were a prior 59. >> i like that call. i like the call. i don't think the president will be bold enough to do what he should do, take this thing away so that everybody makes it topol is saying it's possible that everybody gets omicron. >> this is what the president said about the pill yesterday. >> we now have a new pfizer pill that greatly reduces the risk of hospitalization and death. they're already saving lives, but due to the complex chemistry to make the pill, it takes months, literally to make a pill, but production is in full swing. the united states has more pills than any other country in the world. our supplier will ramp up over the coming months as more of these pills are manufactured today i'm directing my team to work with pfizer to double

. >>> pfizer is releasing new find ngs the effectiveness of its booster shot. the study reveals high levels of antibodies that fight the omicron variant four months after a third dose of the pfizer vaccine. researchers also found some decline in antibody levels. it's important to note the decline against omicron was similar to that against the original strain. last week the cdc study found a third shot was 90% effective in preventing hospitalizations. >>> happening today, hayward leaders will consider adopting new policies for police departments unmanned surveillance technology. it will include modifying redaction policies, security efforts and the use of technology during protests and demonstrations. leaders last year agreed to purchase that new technology. >>> 6:08 right now, taking a live look in downtown san jose. i like the way that looks. >> nice, right? >> and hopefully a nice start to the great day. meteorologist kari hall, of course, tracking what we can expect weather-wise. how is it shaping up for us? >> it's starting out cold, but it will be another

will double its order of pfizer's antiviral pill to treat covid-19. he also underscored the importance of the vaccine, as the u.s. recorded more than 1 million new infections on monday. the cdc is now recommending booster shots of the pfizer vaccine 5 months after the second dose instead of 6 months. >>> joining us live to talk about all of this is an infectious disease physician with stanford healthcare. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> we are seeing record case numbers, and everybody tactically know somebody who has tested positive for covid. can you put that in perspective? would you think we will see the peak of all of this? >> absolutely. we are on the upswing right now. this is four times what it was during our previous tyus numbers. we have a wildfire spread. it is exponential. as noted, we are seeing a dissociation between hospitalizations and people needing ventilators. we know vaccines are working, but a search of infections

pfizer's recently began shipping to alabama in a very limited supply. the patient course >> is, you know, started bills that we've got 700, 80 course is divided among 39 policies. >> doctor west stubblefield with the alabama department of public health tells me both prescription sing promising for many in preventing severe disease, even though pfizer is nearly 90% effective compared to merck's 30% isn't foolproof can be dangerous for people who have underlying to the and also if you're taking other medications, certain meds can react with the pill, rendering the medicine, less effective even potentially toxic. in some cases, the fda has a list of medications that could cause some kind of interaction with pfizer's prescription, including certain types of blood thinners. antidepressants, painkillers more it extensive so field is the burden to get it right. is on a prescribe or it can get complicated. patients are not consistent with one doctor, let you go over like places you've never been before. >> then they don't have your medical history course was tr

. >> hay varios tratamientos que pueden usar contra el covid—19; pueden usar paxlovid de pfizer.blanca respondiÓ que se basa en lo que concluye la ciencia. [habla en inglÉs] ilia: enviÓ miles de tratamientos a la florida que son efectivos contra omicrÓn. el gobernador de la florida habÍa abierto estos centros para administrar el tratamiento. ¿quÉ pasarÁ ahora que la fda lo suspendiÓ? vilma: todos esos centros que abriÓ el gobernador de la florida precisamente para administrar este tratamiento monoclonal, eligieron cerrar sus puertas en horas de la maÑana. dijo la oficina el gobernador que alrededor de 2000 citas fueron canceladas. este lugar en donde me encuentro dejÓ de administrar en la maÑana este tratamiento y sÓlo estÁn brindando vacunaciÓn y pruebas de covid—19. jorge: la gravedad del covid—19 frente a la ola de omicrÓn parece ser menor, asÍ lo muestra un estudio publicado hoy por los cdc. el estudio analizÓ los sÍntomas severos de pacientes con coronavirus, incluyendo las tasas de admisiÓn en cuidados intensivos, el uso de ventiladores y casos de muerte. ilia: pfizer y bio

en prisión tras no poder conseguir una acción legal a su favor, ya le explicamos la farmacéutica pfizeruna estudio para evaluar una vacuna específicamente contra omicron >> luego de la ola de casos que causó la organización dice que hay que tener esperanza pero la batalla uno termina, por eso en el país están regalando las mascarillas >>en medio de la batalla contra el covid-19 ya se prepara otra arma contra el virus la farmacéutica pfizer ha comenzado estudio sobre una vacuna que va específicamente contra el omicron el doctor dice que el antídoto tal vez no sea necesariopero que están preparándose en caso de que omicron sea a largo plazo aunque en estados unidos las nuevas infecciones han disminuido en un 14 por ciento una 2200 personas mueren a diario y los casos continúan aumentando en 16 estados >>cuando se pone la balanza las áreas de la ciudad donde hay más gente vacunada se ven que están bajando los casos >> la organización mundial de la salud espera que la ola de omicron deje a su paso altos niveles de inmunidad el director general de esa organización dice que la fase de emergen

pfizer had submitted its application months earlier.e know at the time pfizer received full approval, but dharna had not finished its application. so it has taken longer for the fda to review thousands of pages and data points to make this decision. emily: let's talk about what is coming next. as a mom, i'm waiting for a vaccine for kids under five. do we have an eight on that? i've heard reports about march. riley: we have been waiting for the data. they provided an update in december that they are going to change the clinical trial of a three dose regimen instead of two in the under five cohort. but we are hearing signals from dr. anthony fauci, from a member of pfizer's board who formally sat at the top position of the fda that they expected to come in the next month or so. one thing you might want to consider as a parent is is it going to be three dose regimen or to dose regimen? in the wake of omicron, we are seeing it as much harder to prevent some to medic covid cases, including among children with just two doses. that is why man

the cdc updated guidelines for pfizer boosters shortening the time in between to five months. now those who received the pfizer covid vaccine can get a booster one month earlier than previously approved. the cdc is also updating guidance for immuno compromised children from the ages of 5 to 11. they can now get a third primary dose in the pfizer vaccine just 28 days after their second shot. >> and happening now, a live look at the white house which is where president biden at this hour is meeting with his white house covid response team. and this comes as the nation grapples with another surge in covid cases and covid-related hospitalizations. the average number of new u.s. covid cases per day is now back above the 1 million mark. >> school districts in the bay area statewide scrambling to try to keep the covid numbers down by using at-home testing kits. and offering new test sites. sharon is live at one of those test sites for us. busy there this morning, sharon? >> reporter: yes, laura. you can really sense the urgency out here. 28,000 students went back to school yesterday

working closely with pfizer, we are further accelerating the delivery of these pills. we will have the first 10 million by the end of june instead of the end of september. we continue to work with pfizer to help them further expand their manufacturing capacity, including through the defense production act if needed. as dr. fauci will discuss, these pills are meant for those at high risk of severe disease from covid. we have a number of other treatment options against omicron. we are working to increase our supply of those treatment as well. just this week, we completed the purchase of another 600,000 treatment courses of glaxosmithkline's monoclonal antibody treatment, all of their available supply. it means the u.s. will have more than one million total treatment courses through the end of march. host: congressman fred keller? guest: well, i am glad to see that the administration is recognizing that, if somebody is sick, their therapeutics and things they can use -- sick, there are therapeutics and things they can use. additionally, there is a blueprint -- was a bluep

estos niÑos recibÍan la vacuna pfizer que fue la que prima.> en el valle central, josÉ brau. telemundo california. >>> pÓngale atenciÓn a esas imÁgenes, frescan como lechugas asÍ se perciben las nubes en el condado de alama. los expertos dicen que falta para superar la sequÍa que afecta a california. para seguir hablando del tema se nos une abismael castro. quÉ paisajes mÁs hermoso. las lluvias continÚan en nuestra zona. vamos con esta toma en vido, hacia eoakland. continu. les voy a mostrar imÁgenes de radar que . mientras tanto en san mateo vemos precipitaciones, entre salo alto, y (nombre en inglÉs) san josÉ sea conarchi. noten que tenemos potencial, y estarÁ la lluvia bastante ligera con acumulaciones, por abajo de media pulgaga pero recibiremos entre 10 a 20 centÉsimas de pulgadas de lluvia, el tiempo bastante fresco, ese es el pronÓstico a los tres dÍas. con los detalles del prÓximo sistema, regreso en mi prÓximo segmento. >>> gracias, abismael. el nacimiento de gemelos con diferente fecha de nacimiento. >>> los hermalitos ailÍn y alfred

plus as covid cases explode to record levels, the fda authorizes pfizer's booster shots for kids ages 12 to 15 as kids go back to school and health officials nervously watch the rising number of hospitalizations nationwide. >>> and the president meets with american farmers and ranchers later this afternoon as the white house unveils a plan to combat rising prices at the supermarket as it battles the rising political fallout from inflation. >> welcome to "meet the press daily". i'm kristen welker in for chuck todd. happy new year. president biden made his return to the white house in the snow. it's an apt metaphor for the blizzard of urgent issues facing him and his party right now, stalled agenda in congress. surging covid cases nationwide. inflation concern at home. russian aggression abroad and much more. and the president is confronting the call amid the very long and dark shadow being cast over washington this week as elected officials reckon with the ongoing aftermath of the january 6th attack on the capitol now approaching the one-year anniversary. democratic leadership invoked

distrito >> los altos para control de enfermedades encomendaron la dosis de refuerzo de la vacuna de pfizerado santa clara comenzóó a distribuir estas vacunas de refuerzo en los cines elegibles. nuestra compañera visitóó uno de los centros y nos cuenta cóómo estáán tomando esta noticia. vamos a hablar de esto un poquito máás tarde >> pasamos con otra información >> vamos a retomar esto máás adelante >> vamos a hablar de lo que estáá sucediendo en san joséé. saben que han determinado que las reuniones administrativas serán virtuales. >> avisaron que permaneceráán abiertos para que lo tomen en cuenta. >> pasamos enfermarme de la universidad de stanford en medio del repunte de contagios. por ahora hasta el 28 de enero estáán prohibidos las juntas >> vamos a pasar hasta san francisco donde continuóó el malestar entre muchos maestros por el manejo que ha dado el distrito escolar en medio de la ola de contagios de covid-19 los obediente ÓÓmicron. algunos de ellos no regresaron a trabajar en señal de protesta. >> nos cuentan que acciones como estas se podíían repetir >> >> aseguran que no fue un d

by the company and design, run, analyzed by pfizer employees and pfizer has indicated it will begin toertaining request for trial data until may of 2025. nothing is going back to normal until the world is vaccinated now. joined me now, kentucky senator rand paul. a friend of mine who was a researcher himself sent that to me. two issues here, the world has to get vaccinated until we go back to normal and why is pfizer keeping its data secret? >> here's the deal, the world is being inoculated by the virus whether they like it or not to. people are getting this by the millions, the third world is going to get this, they are never going to be vaccinated with the whole entire world is being inoculated everyone i know you will be inoculated one way or the other foot is not going to be big pharma. they are going to be inoculated by nature. the natural infection, you may not want it, people unfortunately will die from it but if you get it and survive it is profound immunity and giving immunity better than the vaccine because the disease is now evading the vaccine for the most part. >> laura: t

the fda has authorized pfizer booster shots for kids, ages 12 2.15, years old. our conferees. rob nesbitt joins us now live with what health experts are saying about these a booster changes. rob. the key is the same thing they've been saying with adults as with kids that boosters work. the fda also says that everyone 12 years old and older. >> 12 years old and older, i should say need to change the timing of their 3rd shots. parents waiting for vaccine advice received some big answers monday teens 12 to 15 years old, have been cleared by the fda to get boosted with a 3rd dose of the pfizer vaccine applies to something >> in the united states. infectious disease expert at ucsf. doctor peter chin-hong says he would like to see the cdc way in but is glad to see the fda's approval. you know what hospitals are experiencing nationally with omicron. and right now i think with pediatric hospitalizations op it makes sense to try and protect as many people as possible. the fda found that a 3rd dose helps better protect teens against covid and its variants. the administration also shorte