we know the age -based system is simple and - age —based system is simple and works very well and thereforeble to continue with that, keeping an eye on speed. couldn't you do both, with age and also some key worker groups? actually subdividing priorities within any age band may only gain one week. we within any age band may only gain one week. ~ ., ., ., one week. we would want a 50-year-old _ one week. we would want a 50-year-old policeman - one week. we would want a 50-year-old policeman to l one week. we would want a - 50-year-old policeman to come 50—year—old policeman to come forward — 50—year—old policeman to come forward but for a 20—year—old policeman _ forward but for a 20—year—old policeman so doing it this way makes that prioritisation much simpler as welt _ that prioritisation much simpler as well. �* ,., . that prioritisation much simpler as well. �* . ., ., ~ , well. but police and some other key worker representatives _ well. but police and some other key worker representatives are - well. but police and some other key worker representatives are not - worker representatives a

those age 40—49, followed by those age 30—39, and lastly those aged 18—29.occupation —based programme will be more complex, and potentially introduce more delays to the programme. as i said before, speed is the criticalfactor programme. as i said before, speed is the critical factor here. next slide, please. there are some other groups in whom the risk of severe disease is higher, and we want to advise that a deployment team to ensure access for an engagement with these groups of people, they include men, those from black, asian and other minority ethnic communities, those from the —— with a bmi of 30 or more and those living in deprived neighbourhoods. we want to stress that deployment activity should be structured in a way to promote vaccine uptake and to reduce health inequalities. next slide, please. lastly, ijust want inequalities. next slide, please. lastly, i just want to come inequalities. next slide, please. lastly, ijust want to come back inequalities. next slide, please. lastly, i just want to come back to remind ourselves of the vaccine deploymen

they're over 65 yea of age. they have underlying health conditions, and i have two doses of vaccine. i can look at either of them and say i can give you two doses or you the two doses but not both of you two doses. which would you do? give one to each or two to one and the other person totally vulnerab? that's the kind of choices we have to start makg from a public health standpoint. we've had health careystems had to make very painful decisions inanuary about triaging patients. who got care and who didn't because theyere overrun. now i think it's a public health triage moment. what are we going to do with this surge coming to protect as many people as possible. >> it sounds like, doctor, that you think the data actually will reveal that this is the right strategy? >> my message is time is running out. time is critical here. at the least, do an exhaustive review to determine do we have enough data to say people would likely be protected? i'm willing to go with the data and what i find difficult for people who ju

when working across age groups and comorbidity was 16 years of age and older with at least 28 days after however those intervals are wide and it is large. and to a lower number of cases compared to the other subgroups in slightly greater proportion of those due to eligibility for authorized under you way. and with those compared to the other subgroups. that the number of cases including the increase site for example that includes all cases i in the 28 day and only those that have other confirmed cases as well. and in the subgroup and associated with a smaller number of cases. in that lower efficacy. and similar to that risk. and then does that appear to be similar of any population. and dad is small and insufficient data to bein previously affected individuals. and with the asymptomatic covid-19 what the last restricted case definition because 14 days or after recognition and with this analysis gets moderate to severe covid-19 there only for mild cases including the placebo group indicating the omoderate or severe definition captured almost all cases of covid-19. the efficacies on - - th

this young age group.trial in this young age group.— when we're heading into it trial in this young age group. how do you will find volunteers _ this young age group. how do you will find volunteers at _ this young age group. how do you will find volunteers at that - this young age group. how do you will find volunteers at that age - will find volunteers at that age because presumably 16 and 17—year—olds were in a position to give informed consent was a sexual cannot? ., ., cannot? know. here in the oxford vaccine we — cannot? know. here in the oxford vaccine we we _ cannot? know. here in the oxford vaccine we we have _ cannot? know. here in the oxford vaccine we we have a _ cannot? know. here in the oxford vaccine we we have a lot - cannot? know. here in the oxford vaccine we we have a lot of - vaccine we we have a lot of experience in handling trials with children of all ages and there is a very specific and recognise guidelines about how to obtain consent. in all cases we provide information that is age

this is broken down by age group. the most commonly afforded local reaction and grade three events were rare and overall there are a lower rate of reactions in the older cohorts compared to the younger age group. mild participants that the local rate was similarly between negative and those who are zero positive. this was true for adverse reactions. here are the rate solicited to these reactions. i've broken down by age group. the most commonly afforded business reaction was fatigue. again you can see the rates are higher and the younger cohorts compared to the older cohorts. as solicited local reaction for vaccine recipients there is no sin evident difference among those who were zero positive or zero negative. this is a broad overview of unsolicited events and overall medically attended adverse events were balanced between groups. this remains true when you look by aged core hurts as well. data cutoffs with 19 deaths reported in the vaccine group. there was no vaccine related deaths. there were also no studies with

the first thing to say is that it is notjust age, so the - that it is notjust age, so the current planclinically vulnerable of all ages alongside people in their 60s, people who have comorbidities that predict high risk of serious illness will be scooped in a comment so it is notjust an age driven programme at the moment, but it is focused on trying to release the pressure on hospitals and people needing hospitals and people needing hospital care. it is it still an open question are beyond that and once you get beyond and below the age of 50 and people who have those at high risk factors, there are all sorts of social and political considerations which come into it, so it will go beyond thejcvi and will go to a broader group of people to decide how to do that, but i would say the one thing to focus on is making a system which is easy to operationalise. you have to be able to identify the people you want to target and get to them quickly. {eek target and get to them quickly. 0k comic so you are saying that essentially it is a political decision as well as a decision for thejcvi, | decis

the police managed to arrest a 2nd prostitute later that evening but she is also of age. they got 2 girls tonight it was a good night they got to unfortunate in getting minors and then one girl was 20 and then a crow was 24. and they're not being chopped they're doing it on their own. so they will get. into the jail they'll get a citation and released and then they'll go off their own welfare always. being charged with prostitution means these 2 girls risky $1000.00 fine and over 40 hours community service unfortunately the police haven't managed to arrest any underage girls tonight but their efforts to save these young girls from a life of prostitution will soon be rewarded. between tonight operations the hollywood vice squad are taking advantage of those rare moments of downtime to release some tension. early evening and surgery munoz's day has already been pretty busy. he came in early to help out the detect this. of a couple gay members who were actually responsible for shooting. the shootings throughout all the wood and some of the surrounding areas so we've got to m

but even at the lower end wages seem to be protected because of the process of aging. i think it's not just necessarily a relative story pre-think it goes into an aggregate one as well. >> let me ask one more question we are two minutes over time. what role do you think investors expectations about risk will play in interest rates going forward? if we continue to see a massive increase in deficits and debt, do you think expectations about result how does that play into your analysis? spigots particularly a european problem. either way, if it tightens sufficiently holding inflation down, then it's likely there will be recessions and weaker countries in europe. and that will raise the concern in those countries. and if there isn't sufficient tightening of the ecb, even so the likely pressures on the weaker countries in europe may lead to a greater risk there. i think the problem and countries like the u.s. and uk, is pretty unlikely unless the policies get things very wrong. when you go to central bank you can always pay off the interest in the debt if necessary through

folks in that age. one woman explaining to me getting this vaccination today was a matter of life and death. take a lesson. >> it's getting serious and it's scary. and i'm quite glad they put it in the neighborhood where afro -americans and latinos live so that we have a chance to save our lives. >> reporter: you can see there's a restroom here. they're setting out more chairs with anticipation of the word spreading, with more folks heading to this area. again, it is important, really critical to not waste anybody's time that you do, in fact, meet that criteria, over the age of 65 and live in one of those two zip codes, and are able to prove your residence so you're able to get vaccinated here. they were surprised there weren't more people there and that the lines were as short as they were. you don't need an appointment. it is a walk-up facility. i'm sure we will see longer lines in the days to come. cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> thank you, cierra. >>> whether hero pay should be given to gr

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what we have done is look at the data, the population overall, age 65 years of age in that group and we will also look at influenza vaccines, age 65 years of age and older and on the rates for those in that population. the time periods may be important, too. we looked at the pre-covid. , that means 2017 -- 20182019 and that should give us information prior to covid. we are alsoo looking at the covid. which we think is another important consideration. why are we doing that? the covid-19 pandemic may have impacted healthcare utilization and that's published in the literature that provides infections, conditions like heart attack or ami, reports dropped initially by 2% in the first few months of the pandemic and initially went back to more pre-pandemic levels trying to evaluate what the relevant background rates for analysis. we processed background rates in these populations. what i wanted to show you was some of the results. these are just representative. the top three lines on this left graph represents 2017, 18 and 19. this is for colonoscopy. he might have expected this during the

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these arrests of under-age looking girls continue well into the night. because it. just typical friday night in a hollywood initiated alley. more often than not these girls aren't carrying id they're taken to the station to verify their ages. in the parking lot one of the girls catches the attention of the officers she's 5 months pregnant. at the precinct surgeon munoz recognizes the young pregnant girl this is the 3rd time she's been arrested. first it was our 11th and then we got her and. her last arrest was when she was 17 years old and she is now potentially of age but the police officers are sure to try to get her somehow they're not there to see if this was in charge of the children actually. shit she jumped out of the car ran out for ran away from the c.f.s. and she's better but now she's she's probably and everything i said it i'll let. you rest and we will be sure it was god it. was or could be. a she is the is the ship british and it all right. very. well then we said good fruitful we just need to get the right information out . when checking the files the

the main point is when you have an aging population and falling interest rates. however keep in mind japan aged at a time when china was disciplining the entire world. japan had no way to stop the disinflation that charles talked about at his borders so he imported that disinflation and that trend of falling interest rates look at that asset price it has not done badly. look at the chart this is the original work to make data which is the ministry of finance and we have gone into come to the conclusion that japanese corporate did not behave as if they were encumbered but they realize the rest of the world was flush with labor it was cheaper north asia and they increase employment and activities in almost a linear piece of other than being crippled to take into global democracy and the other two charts that are very well known is you can't fire everyone in japan. the labor market is not flexible so most of that adjustment came through hours work in from manufacturing into services. and with that transformation make japan far more productive. when we look at the gr

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how do you find volunteers at that age?year—old can't. no. here at the oxford vaccine group, we have a lot of experience in handling trials with children of all ages. and there are very specific and recognised guidelines about how to obtain consent. in all cases we provide information that is age—appropriate of the children, so that they have as much understanding as possible, given their age, what is going to happen to them. we also make sure that the parents are fully informed as well. so it's a collaboration between both the child and the parents. how long do you expect this particular trial is going to take before you have results that you can look on and feel that they give you a confident picture about the impact, if any, on children of that age? so, this trial is primarily looking at the immune responses. so, it's a relatively small trial compared to the adult trials. it's really looking at the responses in the blood. we are taking blood samples over the course of approximately one year. so, it will take us approxima

these arrests of under age looking girls continue well into the night. because you get. just said typical friday night and you know hollywood and the state of the alley. more often than not these girls aren't carrying id they're taken to the station to verify their ages. in the parking lot one of the girls catches the attention of the officers in cheese. 5 months pregnant. at the precinct surgeon munoz recognisance the young pregnant girl this is the 3rd time she's been arrested. first that was our 11th and then we go to jail calls to hear her last arrest was when she was 17 years old and she is now potentially of age but the police officers are sure to try to get her salary not there to see if this who's in charge of the children actually is iker she actually jumped out of the car ran out for ran away from d.c. fs and she's better but now she's she's probably in a double every other fight that i let you know 46 us and maybe she was so. desperately wants to be. the she is the is the center ship magician's it all right . male very he rests the rate we set confirm it but w

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the age of the moon, the age of the sun, how the moon was formed. how life began.s the sun three billion years ago? when armstrong and aldrin with their precious load of moon rocks had transferred to columbia, the faithful eagle its task completed could be cut adrift. columbia fired out of orbit to begin its three-day fall back to earth where the recovery fleet was waiting for it splash down in the pacific. >> apollo 11, houston, recovery force with information, over. >> go ahead. >> roger, the hornet is on the station, just far enough off the target point to keep from getting hit, recovery one,. >> july 24th, the hornet was on station and the president of the united states was on board. >> reentry into the earth's atmosphere carries with it once the most critical moments, traveling nearly 25,000 miles per hour, the command module can miss the angle of re-entry by several degrees and burst into flames or bounce off into space, never to return. >> 33,000 feet per second. >> 35,000 feet per second, now. >> 36,000 feet per second. entry time. there is blackout. apollo

and adults through 55 years of age. those 65 years and older and those of both age groups. and those at least to age 85 there are additional features and with that data and those antibodies neutralizing that functionality. and with that function and with those variants and in contrast neutralizing the antibodies most of those that seem to occur a common concern that natural immunity could interfere with the efficacy and then a it demonstrated that of similar across the highest of low income countries including brazil with 33 percent of the antibodies that a baseline south africa 16 percent in us a baseline is less than 2 percent that is in line with our experience in deficit key -based vaccine. a single dose of which could be detected by day number 15 the full response was effective in 71 percent of adults and 69 percent of older adults and 27 percent of older adults on day 15 those a 51 percent that is obviously important and in summary and in the vast majority of adults and that was effective as soon as 14 days postvaccination and at least up through day 85. and with the

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couldn't you do both, with age and also some key worker groups?in any age band may only gain one week. we would want a 50 or 40—year—old policeman to come forward before a 20—year—old policeman. so, in a way, doing it this way makes that prioritisation much simpler, as well. but police and some other key worker representatives are not happy. they argue their members are vulnerable and deserve to be next in line for the jabs. we have to be in people's faces at times, we have to roll around with people at times, and my colleagues are genuinely scared not getting the vaccination. thejcvi say age is the biggest risk factor, not occupation, what's your response to that? yes, we totally understand what the jcvi are saying. but they're treating teaching as any occupation and, of course, distinctively, what happens with teachers is they're working with large groups of young people. if a teacher therefore is ill, a large group of young people has to have a stand—in teacher, the quality of education declines. the first vaccination priority groups were heade

age group.nk that also then we have seen this backfire in europe where the astrazeneca vaccine is being widely rejected amongst some european states due to leaders' early remarks about the dropped levels of efficacy in elderly populations which turned out not to even be grounded in evidence. so as a result there are unused vaccines that despite the fact that they were scrambling to get access to them earlier. so i would caution against using just one vaccine for one age group because of unintended consequences and using the whole range of vaccines for individuals, sure, prioritizing by age but not by vaccine if that makes sense. >> listen, thank you so much for your insights there. we really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> today is the deadliest day yet since mass protests began in myanmar against the military coup february 1st. this new video is just in from yangon. so these images were posted online. reuters reports at least four people have been killed in the country today as demonstrators d

is beginning the aging process. the state is setting up work groups long-term supports for aging and disability, equity and aging and elder abuse and justice. they are creating an implementation committee for policy oversight. right now on the state the california department of aging website they have listed these work groups and they are looking to recruit people for the work groups. they are looking for professionals in the field in these various areas and looking for people who are consumers of services or people with older adults with disabilities. if you are interested or know people who might be, please look at the website and consider applying. it is hopefully we will have a diverse group of people in each of these work groups, thinking through all of the processes with the state. the plan for aging stakeholder committee continued to meet. our official roleout with the state is done. we have continued to meet to give feedback to the state on the various pieces of the master plan. the committee is consumed wit

and their age even though she says. and she's 20 years old she and her parents is that of a german also. these arrests of under-age looking girls continue well into the night. because it. just said typical friday night in the hollywood and illustrated alley. more often than not these girls aren't carrying id they're taken to the station to verify their agents. in the parking lot one of the girls catches the attention of the officers she's 5 months pregnant. at the precinct surgeon munoz recognizes the young pregnant girl this is the 3rd time she's been arrested. first it was our 11th and then we got her and. her last arrest was when she was 17 years old and she is now potentially of age but the police officers are sure to try to get her so now they're not there to see if this was in charge of the children actually. she actually jumped out of the car ran out for ran away from the c.f.s. and she's better but now she's she's probably in a double every 3rd night that. 45th direction maybe she. was or the. day she is that is

it's for san franciscans age 65 years and older they expect to give out roughly 1400 shots every day through tuesday february 23rd. the reason why they have such big lines is because no appointments are necessary. it's just drop him. the hospital's chief medical officer explains why they switch to this model we were realizing is that with our elderly population tied to the more we put up sort of road blocks in terms of like having to schedule an appointment getting on the web calling someone. >>those treated barriers that prevented him from coming in to get the appointments and so we decided probably just a couple of days ago to remove any barriers they say the reason they had the vaccine here where others don't is simply because of the supply chain. they expect to run out by next week if they don't get any more doses in those waiting in this long line say they've been having a hard time getting the shots elsewhere at a good insight. i have and they did have plumber until next month much >>if you have nothing. so >>get a chance today i come here, it was the only game in everybody els

tick-tock is given in to demands of a tell you no for a tease and agree to block children under the age of 13 from using it the concession comes after the death of a 10 year old girl who was allegedly playing a hold your breath game on the plot for the case sparked outrage in italy when it came to light in january the girl died in hospital in polar after being discovered in the family bathroom with her cellphone according to her sister the girl was participating in an online blackout challenge the case but be up under scrutiny with the telly and prosecutors launching an investigation to talk said it failed to detect any harmful content on its platform but agreed to cooperate with authorities . well separately to talk tense of 5 a crackdown on misinformation on its site it will start informing its users when they come across videos with validated content viewers will still be able to share pictures flagged on verified but they will not be seen in the overall let's delve into this story and its ramifications with a number of guests delighted to welcome onto the program and canny a psychol

nevertheless, to go back to the aging population. when now means is that there are structural forces rising from asia and from the worsening dependence ratio there were no way did comfortably with increase. which is good increase deaths in our economy. and this was certainly the case well before the pandemic started. this figure shows the deficits on the purple line. in the public sector debt is the yellow line in the uk. and the responsibility which is our equivalent of the congressional budget for unit in this shows they paper that there produced, just before covid-19 struck, taking the data up to 2018. on present policies with expenditures and present demographics and someone. they deficits have a larger and debt was basically almost exponentially the same with, what is happened is that the pandemic has led to an upward jump this is the latest production. and it's the upward exponential growth in the public safety debt was there before the pandemic. there's a pandemic as given a sharp upward rise to that. i am afraid that 2021 is

18 to die from covid and those aged 18 to 3430 to die from covid and those aged 18 to 31130 times moree with down syndrome or those with severe and profound learning disabilities have been eligible for vaccines but today the government told gps everyone on the learning disability register should be invited for a jab even those who are madly affected. this be invited for a jab even those who are madly affected.— are madly affected. this will include about _ are madly affected. this will include about another - are madly affected. this will i include about another 150,000 are madly affected. this will - include about another 150,000 or so individuals with learning disabilities. however there is no evidence at all that the individual risk of someone with mild learning disabilities is any different from that of there, someone else of their age. that of there, someone else of their ace. ., ,, . ._ that of there, someone else of their ae. ., ,, . ., , that of there, someone else of their age. health secretary matt hancock has welcomed _ age. health secretary matt hancock has welcomed the _ a

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age age, and we are focused on over age 65, those specific groups we talked to you earlier about nursing home employees or hospital workers. we know that with the pfizer doses, we have a short shelf life on those. we continue to ask the organizations to focus on age of those individuals when they do the on-call, but if they have additional vaccines and they don't have folks of the appropriate age come we know we need to get vaccines in west virginians' arms so we can mitigate the spread, and as clys pointed out earlier, we have other variants coming, and we are in a race against time to get vaccines in arms. hope that answers your question. >> next to wsad. reporter: hi, everyone, happy monday. dr. marsh, you talked about the mutant strain. we have seen several cases, but has west virginia in particular seen any of those cases? with pfizer or moderna, it is crucial that you get a second dose. with the bided administration for going the second dose, how is west virginia handling this? are we setting aside doses to make sure everyone gets all the vaccines they need? thank you. gov. justice

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then those aged 30—39, and then those aged 18-29 he aged 30—39, and then those aged 18—29 he will become will getjabs into arms as quickly as we can, in the clinically recommended order, and once we have met the target, by the 15th of april, we will move onto these priority groups ten, 11 and 12. i am sure we all agree that the best approach is the one that saves the most lives. so, thatis one that saves the most lives. so, that is what we are going to do together. while we make this great progress on vaccines, with one of the fastest roll—outs in the world, we have all got to hold our nerve and do our bit. it is on all of us, still, to stay at home, to protect the nhs and save lives. thank you very much. i now want to hand over to professor van—tam to go through those data in more detail. to professor van-tam to go through those data in more detail.— those data in more detail. thank ou, those data in more detail. thank you. secretary — those data in more detail. thank you, secretary of _ those data in more detail. thank you, secretary of state. - those data in more detail. thank you, se

so you can see that most enough in the age 55 years of age and older. medicare does cover younger population, persons with disabilities and kidney disease. suzie some of those represented in the lower age populations in this study. background rates, why are we talking about them now. they provide us with information unexpectedly on estimated for comparison to see if there's an elevated fit risk for an asi, you can compare that to a baseline and a historical member. so for our analysis i think it's important to mention that covid-19 vaccines, we lacked kind of that historical information that you might have for the vaccine like influenza where we have years and years of data were we can understand background rates. but what this work does really requires us wet and generate rates for the selection of comparative groups. just going down to the bottom point. we've generated information on background rates supported from populations. the target small bowl we found is we look at this data, population of oral, the aged 65 years of age. there was also looked a

other adults age 20 and above which makes for higher rates of transmission in that age group and local health officials are not surprised at all ucsf said doctor peter, chin-hong says the data in the study confirms everything we already know about contact tracing and the ways the virus is spread from one person to another but he says it's not the high rate of spread among those ages 20 to 49 that's most striking. i think what was notable. >>about the study in particular was that extremely low rates and the younger kids so 0 to 9 years old 2% of the transmission, even though the icon for about 12% of the population. and so the risks really rises when you have. college age kids and above and the highest risk was in a just 85 to 49. these are the people in the going out. you know making and living for the family and then coming back transmitting so the family members doctor chin-hong says of the data also points to the fact the young people wrongly believe they're invincible reporting in the newsroom sanaz tahernia kron 4 news still ahead a new jersey man is settling into his new life aft

they don't have a response to what is going on because they've lost that ability now with the dark ages back in the middle ages you know they ended when the florin was powerful and once again people had faith and trust. and the unit of account the organizing monetary principle price signals were sent back delivered back into the people when they needed that we're back into an age of superstition right so in the dark ages with the loss of the organizing principles of rome and greece we answer to a near a superstition yes generated by as you point out the vatican which is kind of like the chief cardinal overseeing all the superstitions and then that was interrupted by the interaction on the floor and then once again we're back to price signals in organizing principles and hard money and weights and measures and the rationality that overcame the superstitions but now with the loss the price signal in global markets and global currencies going to remember no currency is tied to anything other than other currency so it's all superstition that the u.s. dollar has value based on superstition t

and so a food and ag worker, yes, would have access to the vaccine. and then following that, we're going to a more strictly age-based approach. >> do you mind if i ask a follow-up question to dr. burke harris? >> of course. >> when i personally was looking at these new guidelines, it made a lot of sense to me. we have a younger age group of people with underlying medical conditions. i'm already getting messages from californians who are worried that their underlying medical condition may not be represented in this high-risk group. and my instinct tells me there may be some discretion at the providers level. hey, you're not in these listed disease categories, but you're still immunocompromised or high risk. is there room for discretion at the level to say this individual does need the vaccine and fits in this group or is there any worry about accountability there? >> well, we're asking providers to really recognize that given there is a limitation in supply, right, that to really prioritize those who are at highest risk and for those who have a slightl

, age, age, and we're focused on over age 65 where those specific groups that we talked to you about earlier related to nursing home employees or hospital workers. we know that when particularly with the pfizer doses that we have a short shelf life on those. so we continue to ask the organizations to focus on age of those individuals when they do an all-call, but if they have additional vaccines and they don't have the folks of the appropriate age, we know that we need to get vaccines in west virginiaens' arms so we can continue to mitigate this spread and as clay pointed out earlier, we have other variants coming and as the governor tells us regular, we are in a race with time to get vaccines in arms. so hope that answers your questions. >> all right. thank you, kenny. next to kimberly keggi with wsaz. >> hey, everyone. happy monday. i kind have a twofolded question. dr. clay marsh, you talked about the mutant strains. we're starting to see several cases. has west virginia, in particular, seen any of those cases? and then as pfizer and moderna is very crucial that you get that secon

become the first in the world to approve the single dosejohnson &johnson covid vaccine, for everyone aged over. and coming up — the stars come out for the virtual golden globes. here in the uk, the chancellor rishi sunak says he's committed to supporting businesses and helping those on the lowest incomes, saying the public should feel assured ahead of wednesday's budget. labour has urged the government to keep the furlough scheme for as long as there are health restrictions on our lives. there are plans for a £5 billion grant scheme, to help pubs, restaurants, shops, and other businesses in england to re—open safely. our business correspondent, katie prescott, reports. the first signs of spring and with them hope of new beginnings for businesses as lockdown eases but it has not been an easy ride. despite government support, salons like this one still have rents and overheads. we can't do takeaway haircuts, we can't go into people's homes. there is no way a hair salon or beauty salon can pivot or make any income during these lockdowns so when we are shut, we are losing money every day. to

but they say they are stressing the need to make sure those over the age of 75 or still vaccinated. >>seniors, 75 and older have accounted for 2 thirds of all of the covid deaths and sonoma county. the seniors are clearly vulnerable to the worst and most extreme outcome of covid-19 that during his online town hall meeting leaders said that they wanted to remove barriers to make sure those who need the vaccine is the most do receive them. >>some of the solutions include working with senior organizations. >>to help older people get to those vaccinations sites and even follow up with their next doses other solutions include partnering with minority communities to ease fears about the vaccine in the latin x in black communities, we need to design for somebody. >>to serve that person who was non english speaking just search somebody who's working maybe 2 maybe 3 full-time jobs to serve somebody who does not have regular access to a primary care doctor who isn't connected to regular internet or has other technology well leaders see the are committed to making sure this plan works. >>they

proactive immunization in individuals 18 years of age and older. the information submitted in support of these request and safety and analytical data and randomize participants in the multinational placebo control eight week trial. participants were involved in a countries, the united states, argentina, brazil, chilo and south a africa to hear about the trial and the data to be discussed in the afternoon session. fda has been conducting a comprehensive review of the vaccine receive every fourth 2021 and this is in addition to the completed review work on the information submitted in preparation for the request. our review of the clinical data integrity and additional for those data sets provided from the admission the goal of manufacturing asset information with the new and revision reciting information to inform vaccine recipients in this task. the marketable information request and we have been exchanging daily communications and clarifications about the data submitted. last but not least, we have been preparing for today's vaccine meeting in whi