vaccinations against covi yes, a booster dose is administered every six months, depending on whether main course of vaccination is carried out after the first and second dose or after the next booster, that is , for the time being, it remains so. uh, such a vaccination schedule, when will we vaccinate with a booster, and every six months no matter what vaccines and whether it will be a companion of the first component, or it will be a companion of the second component, or another one that may appear on our market. today, there are russian and chinese vaccines on our market. i'm talking about comedy now. is there any plan to expand this list? but at the expense of some others, maybe literally in the next few days, and we expect that it will enter the market. uh, the cuban vaccine collected plus and it will just be possible to use it too for the vaccine. valeria understands horses not really. what about eugene? thinks, in general, i answered yes, but actually no. you wanted to deceive us elena as you answered the question, but i already doubt it. it is right to doubt. it is useful for

vaccination they said today and how often it needs to be done, with regard to vaccination against covi yes hmm uh, booster doses are administered every six months, depending on the main course of vaccination after the first and second dose or after the next booster, that is, the present time remains so. uh, such a vaccination schedule, when will we vaccinate with a booster, and every six months no matter what vaccine. whether it will be a satellite of the first component, or it will be a satellite of the second component, or another vaccine that may appear on our market today, there is a russian and chinese vaccine on our market. i'm talking about comedy now. is there any plan to expand this list? at the expense of some others, perhaps in the coming days, we expect that it will enter the market. uh, the cuban vaccine collected plus and it will just be possible to use it too to carry out the exposed vaccine. we continue discover new cities and neighborhoods from this hill. orsha begins its report on its almost thousand-year history, breathtaking views and amazing energy, showing the aut

vaccination that the military said today and how often it is needed to do with regard to vaccination against covi yes hmm and boosters are started every six months, depending on the main course of vaccination after the first and second doses or after the next booster, that is, for the time being, it remains so, but such a vaccination schedule, when will we vaccinate bu ah, every six months no matter what vaccine. whether it will be a satellite of the first component, or it will be a satellite of the second component, or another vaccine that may appear on our market. well, today there is a russian and chinese vaccine on our market. i am now i'm talking about comedy. is there any plan to expand this list? it may be due to some others in the coming days, and we expect that it will enter the market. uh, the cuban vaccine collected plus and it will just be possible to use it too to carry out the exposed vaccine. tny bottles people think that yana was more reasonable for us architecture of the whole ukraine and we can understand it. not svishsky, palatsevo park ensemble is a symbol of the transition of

strict restrictions mean plants may have to shut down in areas where there a only a w covi cases detectedi have been speaking about the cost of beijing's zero covid strategy with a professor at the university of chicago's booth school of business. >> there's no question that it is an unmitigated disaster. the growth in the past year is down to levels that we have not seen for decades. you see more and more internationalorporations leaving china because it is virtually impossible to operate in a zero covid environment. you see youth unemployment rising to leve that, frankly, we have not seen for decades. it is reaching 20%. i think that economically, it has been an unmitigated disaster for workers, an unmitigated disaster for chinese companies, particularly chinese companies in the service sector, and it is a growing problem for companies that used to be able to manage it, like this taiwanese company called foxconn, but it looks clear that they also cannot deal with it anymore. just rationally, i don't see any way out other than backing away from zero covid, although i understand that for

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uh, so as a picture of viral pneumonia, apparently frosted, but it turns out that this is not covi 19so it turns out that the fungus is at risk of contracting the flu this year. in extremely high our immunity has not encountered such an infection for a long time and there is almost no collective protection, besides, diseases can overlap one another, you can get sick immediately and like it with the flu virus at the same time from this. actually , the danger only increases. that is why we recommend and protect. yes, these are both infections, the coronavirus infection, although it hasn’t gone anywhere, but it has ceased to be dominant, now the mushroom comes first, and in the usa, the so-called 3dmio is generally raging at the same time americans are attacked by the covid fungus and respiratory syncial virus, which affects the bronchi and lungs most often in young children. we find rsv simultaneously in children and at the age of one year and two and three years and this is the case when the first infection for them may be the most severe of many countries . in that case, it's dangerou

what we've seen now is the peril os reef lying on manufacturing in china given the zero covi policy as well as broader geopolitical issues. and just to focus on it, this accounts for 70% of apple's iphones coming from this factory. responsible for the pro and pro max. when you think about the holiday season and apple and the impact it could v there's a potential to drag down the average selling prices of the iphone given the supply end of the more expensive iphones won't be gettingting on the market jpmorgan says the ability of customers to get their hands on it is lagging at the moment. it will take time. they say 5 million to 8 million units of demand could be affected in the december call. big, big impact. that could translate to $5 billion to $8 billion. >> hard to know when they want the high end device whether they substitute for something cheaper in the apple range we know apple has been re reconfiguring the supply chain reuters was saying five years ago in 2019 china was the primary location, 44% to 47% of production sites that dropping to 21% 36% last year. they're slowly pull

air and a place of power for belarusians, who are seriously alarmed by the arrival of the insidious covi. today we state that rural recreation is still at its peak of popularity in two decades, it became clear that the industry was developing not without distortions. as a result, many lodges. the village turned into luxurious apartments for mass celebrations and chic hotels. and this is against the backdrop of unprecedented preferences, including concessional lending, tougher requirements for agroecotourism objects, provided by the october decree is designed to get rid of this ballast. all players. the market will have to pull up its work to a new level. experts are discussing the prospects for the development of agro-tourism on the pages of the security council of belarus today. you need to change summer tires on a car before december 1. from this day on, the car owner will be fined. what tires are better to choose for the belarusian winter ? to for example, if trips are mostly in the countryside, where there are mostly snow-covered areas, then it makes sense to consider studded tires w

this comes as the covi restrictions here in beijing and the surrounding areas as well as export hub guangzhou continue to get tighter an tighter. in fact, recent capita economics say they are getting increasingly concerned tha what we could be headed toward is a situation very similar to the early days of the pandemic when there were hundreds o millions of people put under lockdown, deidre, which of course led to disastrous consequences for the economy >> eunice, thank you for that. that is our eunice you i beijing, let's bring bac joanna, and talk a bit about that joanna, we mentioned last time we got that phone guidance fro apple, talking about how thi plays out with cupertino, as the channel weighed that the companies registering in satisfaction, with a industrial policy in china >> yes, certainly the timing i not good and i think really again, this is illustrating apples dependence on china. obviously, looking past that looking to india, vietnam. certainly this is bad timing i terms of the pro models, can give back guidance, that wil be for this quarter, les inventory and that it will b e

we do it for hurricanes and fires o in civil unrest in covi. because you are secretary of the army, when it came time to put operation h work speed into efft and you had talented scientific medical experts but my understanding to help them get ready for the confirmation but also testimony before the hills, acuity operation and my understanding is it did go at work speed. talk about that and what was accomplished by operation work speed and the department of defense in the success. >> let's talk about outcomes, probably the greatest public-private partnership in u.s. history and the apollo program and a lot of skeptics said he'd never get a vaccine efficacy in time, it will take five to ten years get combination of dod and hhs, i co- led with alex azar and delivered in less than eight months to vaccines with 90% plus efficacy andnd you and i wouldnt sit here with out facemasks without the vaccine but the head of army material command at a time when we are making changes in the army i stood up, a way to break the gridlock and modernize the army f

so even as beijing says it wants to minimize the economic impact, the message is clear -- minimize covi beijing is saying that i still want zero-covid, but you should do it in a nicer way to the local government. but still, ultimately, beijing wants zero-covid. and it's not a democracy. so they're not accountable to the people they are governing. so my leader told me to continue to institute zero covid policy and i am not accountable for my abuses. so the abuse is going to continue. nick: and so too will the tension betwn the power and the people as long as beijing maintains zero covid. for "the pbs newshour," i'm nick schifrin. ♪ judy: this week many americans are preparing for thanksgiving dinner, but food prices are high on everything from turkey, to staples like butter and flour. that has led to a 20 percent increase in the cost of the average thanksgiving dinner since last year. stephanie sy recently spent a day in the san diego area following one food blogger making her holiday meal on a budget. jessica: if i want to use a lot of onions, i'm going to save more by buying the bag. s

has it been implemented that has caused so much damagem covi and utterly failed to protect americans? dor much elfrom covid or much e? >> now he was even more dismissive of the great barington declaration, according to your attorney , what did he say? >> briefly? well, he said he has he runs any agency with six six billion dollars and he was too busy to think about things like the great branton declaration. well, if he doesn't have time to think about basic alterna to the lockdown policy, what does he what business does he have giving recommendations to the american people, to the order the president, the united states , about how to manageoutd the pandemic? he's not willing to engage with outside scientists ofs, the tens of thousands of themd t who signed on to an alternatee n policy aimed at focused at protecting vulnerable people. nd what exactly is his job? i'm going to be very pleased to see him go in december. >> and he finally studied signi with the scientists. when scientists speak up, he's nowhere to be seen. drrd. net1 stern, howard stern s in october that he left his house

we do communication with news letter, light pole banners and during covied mask events. east cut eats free differ to the neighborhood using volunteer the instruct dids not have to pay fees. we launched east cut seats seating out doors for the restaurants as well. our budget. i said going long the way the biggest slice of the point of view is for parks and cloning and safety make up the rest of the lyon lion share with small for communication, marketing and administration. with that i will take questions. >> thank you. vice chair chan. >> thank you. i have quick questions about the earlier and thank you for the presentation. and thank you for all the programming and the park it is a wonderful space. and the question i have is in one of your slides you mention body security. 24/7 and a match service. and so could up explain about security like are they in uniform or on foot or in the car? how does this work >> during the day from 6 a.m. to 9 at night it is all on foot. we have electric vehicle that moves throughout neighborhood as well. and over night we have i truck and h

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