six through 11 years of age.these developments affect the rollout with the administration is fairly confident that pfizer can supply an adequate number of those doses. so can they get enough to outstrip supply in the distribution period that you are outlining quick. >> we have enough pfizer vaccine for everyone five through 11 all the 20000 sites millions of doses shipped as we speak is all pfizer vaccine. we do not have this age group for moderna we already have plans in the process of shipping 15 millionon doses with many more each and every week. states have chosen where they ascend vaccine supply and to get additional doses as i said each and every week the federal government is sending vaccines directly to community health centers and this is the best way to manage the supply chain of the pfizer vaccine was states to see where the demand is strongest and with those going forward we're in great shape in the whole plan is based on pfizer vaccine we have more than enough for every child age five to 11 specifica

of age. how do these developments -- the covid-19 vaccine for children in the u.s.? will all geography types for these populations be able to get enough vaccine while demand outnumber supply in the distribution period that you are planning? >> thanks. we have enough vaccines, pfizer vaccines, for every child age five to 11. the whole distribution plan we have been talking about, 20,000 sites, billions of doses being shipped as we speak, is all pfizer vaccine. we do not have -- for this age group from a journal. we are in the process of sending 15 billion doses out nationwide with billions more doses being sent out each week. they will be able to get additional doses, as i said, each week. the federal government is sending vaccines directly to pharmacies and community health centers, which will in turn administer vaccines to kids. this is how we think is the best way to manage the supply chain of pfizer vaccines, with states having the benefit of seeing where the demand is strongest and alloca

of age. how do these developments -- the covid-19 vaccine for children in the u.s.? will all geography types for these populations be able to get enough vaccine while demand initially outstrips supply and the initial distribution period that you're planning? jeff: so thank you for the question. we have enough vaccines, pfizer vaccine, for every child age 5 through 11. the whole distribution plan we have been talking about, 20,000 sites, millions of doses being shipped as we speak, is all pfizer vaccine. we do not have any u.a., as you know, for this age group for moderna. so we have already plans and in the process of shipping 15 million doses out nationwide with millions more doses available each and every week. states have chosen where within their state to send vaccine supply. they will be able to get additional doses, as i said, each and every week. the federal government is sending vaccines directly to pharmacies and community health centers, which will in turn administer vaccines to kid

the new milestone of vaccines for kids ages five to 11, we are seeing a new age of misinformation hitting the inboxes of parents and a media feeds across the country. this is not just something that effect a small percentage. nearly 80% of american adults either believe or are unsure about covid-19. community leaders and other partners tell me they are continuing to hear people quoting and explain why they won't get vaccinated. i've heard some of these myths for my own family members who received sleeting videos through social media -- misleading videos through social media. i talk to them about why this is harmful. while it is clear that stopping this information is urgent, it is not always clear to people what they can do to help and that is why last week i released a community toolkit for addressing misinformation. this is meant for everyone, from health care professionals to teachers, anyone who is concerned about health this information in their community. we have two key goals for this. first is to help people learn about misinformation and the basics about what it is, how it is imp

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fauci noted, there were no cases of myocarditis in children ages five to 11. the cdc has reviewed the data in our older age group and adolescence, and -- adolescents and has determined there is more of a benefit to vaccination. >> reporter from bloomberg. >> parents that they are having trouble scheduling their appointments. i know you said that this will rent up into next week. one can people log in and get that, and one will be osha rule be released, will it have an implementation. n period? dr. fauci: the osha role will be coming quite soon. after 18 months of a pandemic, it is understandable that parents have anxiously awaited this day. and we share parents' belief and enthusiasm to get their kids vaccinated. as for scheduling, some pediatricians are already beginning to schedule appointments, and by the end of this week, parents and guardians will be able to go to vaccines.gov to find locations offering vaccination for those five to 11 near them. cvs and walgreens all already online, with more pharmacies coming online soon, so parents can schedule appoint

of age. h.r. 3992 would give external candidates the express right under federal law to rye bring these types of claims against employers. what i would simply say to my friends that this is to prohibit but it is also to prevent or intervene so that employers can know the right things to do. according to aarp, one in four workers age 45 and older have been subjected to negative comments about their age from supervisors or co-workers and 76% age discrimination find that as a hurdle in helping to find a new job. we also recognize that there is a lot of talent with older workers. what most companies do not seem to understand older workers possess a depth of knowledge and experience that's worth paying for. it's not easily replaced and can be tapped in for many different ways. as well, what a good mix to have people of all generations, able and ready, and disabled if you will to work alongside each other. people walk out of companies now with an enormous amount of intellectual property in their he

t everyone in the country vaccinated, irrespective of age?— irrespective of age?ge? i think there does need to _ irrespective of age? i think there does need to be _ irrespective of age? i think there does need to be a _ irrespective of age? i think there does need to be a structure. - irrespective of age? i think there does need to be a structure. you irrespective of age? i think there - does need to be a structure. you had a clip from anthony harding just there, and there is a risk if you just indiscriminately vaccinate everyone all at the same time, you actually end up vaccinating people who are less in immediate need and not vaccinating those that are in more immediate need. the biggest predictor of risk is age and the second biggest is how recently you received a previous dose, assuming you've already had some vaccine before, so there does need to be some structure and order to the way this is done. and that is one of the things we are really working on to try and get that right. haifa try and get that right. how effective — try and get that right. how effect

we are set up to continue to vaccinate more and more kids age five to 11.we are off to a strong start with 900,000 kids having received their first shot. 700,000 appointments already scheduled at pharmacies alone. we want to make sure we answer questions that parents or kids might have about the vaccine to get as many kids vaccinated soon as possible. dr. walensky? dr. walensky: as you noted, there is a bit of data delay. we are working actively with the states to have those come in with our children hospital and pediatric partners. jeffrey: thank you, everyone. >> today, they testify on veterans hunger. live coverage begins at 12 p.m. eastern. tonight, nasa launches a spacex crew to the international space station. live coverage begins at 8 p.m. on c-span. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies, including comcast. >> this is way more than a community center. >> comcast is partnering with more than 1000 community centers so students can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast supports c

[rock music] i think age is just a number. jerry springer: old age no longer means slowing down. i said, if i'm ever going to be anybody in this game, what i've got to do is outlast everybody. you look great. no, i looked in the mirror, honey. i don't. - yes you do. [laughs] johnny bananas: and when it comes to public figures, none has had such a varied career as jerry springer. if i could be 75 and look like you, man, i'm doing something right. when i grow up, i want to be just like you, jerry. [laughs] former lawyer, mayor of cincinnati, wlwt news anchor and musician. i've been everything you can't respect. once i sell used cars, we'll have done the whole cycle. johnny bananas: jerry is best known for his raucous tv show, "the jerry springer show." [cheering] all: jerry! jerry! jerry! jerry springer: i was anchoring the news at the time, in cincinnati. nbc came to me and said, we're doing another talk show. you're going to host it. so i was assigned to it. all: jerry! jerry! and now they've come to me and said, you're a lawyer. would you do "judge jerry?" i'm 75. i just didn't

to the 60 million americans ages 12 and older and the 28 million children ages five to 11 who are eligible, i encourage you to roll up your sleeves and get vaccinated today. i will now think -- i will not turn things over to dr. fauci. >> what i would like to do for the next couple of minutes in the context of the recent announcement from the pfizer company about an antiviral drug is to put this into some perspective and briefly outline for you where we are in our advances and strategy in the development of antiviral therapy from covid-19. the underlying strategy is to identify vulnerable targets in what we call the replication cycle of the virus and then to either screen, but importantly to design drugs to inhibit those vulnerable targets. this is a slide of that looks somewhat complicated but it really simply tells us the big circle is the cell in the body such as the cell in your upper airwave -- upper airways, pharynx and lungs. you see the smaller circle is the virus. there are processes within the replication cycle that are vulnerable to inhibitors such as those highlighted in yellow

the doctor said there are even hints that it may be possible to reverse the effects of aging, allowings to actually wind back the clock on their bodies. >> a whole lot of excitement that we're on the verge of really changing the way we will age and the perception of how we will age. >> how would it affect the world if everyone lived to be a hundred? it's a question humanity will have to wrestle with, but for now, science is just trying to find out if it may be possible. >> if you would like to hear more about the project and the buck institute, we have posted our full interview with the ceo on kpix.com. >>> flights could not take off fast enough as the u.s. lifted pandemic restrictions on international travel. in fact, these two jumbo jets lifted off from london's heath row airport side by side bound for american destinations. on the other side of the pond, long-awaited reunions like this one at sfo. >> she is living here for about 25 years, and we see her regularly, but because of the covid two years ago, it's the last time. >> for the past 20 months, the restrictions barred non-u.s.

the senate special committee on aging will come to order.oday, the committee convenes a hearing to learn about how covid-19 left older americans more vulnerable to fraud and scams. in the early days of the pandemic, many seniors isolated themselves, in an effort to avoid contracting the virus. but in the process, were cut off from family and friends. fraudsters saw an opportunity and they pounced. they preyed on the fear and uncertainty surrounding the disease, as well as the loneliness and isolation that resulted from the pandemic. people were longing for human contact, and a friendly voice on the phone or a beckoning message on facebook, that became harder to turn away from, all of that. at the same time, with our regular contact with friends and family, it was easier for small scams the balloon into big scams. still today come 18 months into the pandemic, federal agencies, state governments and advocates warned of con artists pedal fake cures for the coronavirus. charge outrageous prices for protective equipment. and third, seek to steal

so they focused on residents who were 60+ in age. african americans represented about 57% among the 60+ responsibilities as opposed to 38% in the larger survey. lgbtq are underrepresented. and there was a question of where the last residence was before someone became homeless. 25% of those over 60 reported that it was a single residency occupancy compared with [inaudible] in the full survey. and 81% of senior homeless traditional shelters and 14% in navigation centers compared to the larger survey. the stayed in shelters and 20% in navigation centers and executive director dearman just pointed out in the work going forward, the focus is on seniors and the disabled. some of the top needs include case management. top service needs include mental health treatment, substance abuse. also looked at what the drugs of choice were. serious mental illness was at about 8.3% of this 60+ group where it's 3.3% in the general population. one thing that was noted is a physical disability including mobility issues and chronic pain were reported among

that age group became eligible for pfizer's kid-size vaccine this week.in place requiri san francisco already has a mandate in place requiring everyone 12 and up to prove their vaccination status before entering places like restaurants, gyms, and sporting events. >> guys, how are you? just need proof of vaccination, please. >> reporter: a similar mandate began today in los angeles county. customers in indoor bars, lounges, and nightclubs now have to show proof of vaccination or remain outside. alex manos is co-founder of rocco's tavern in west hollywood. >> it's difficult to tell somebody, because of your medical choice, you can not come in here and eat pizza, or eat some wings, or have a beer, or watch a game. >> reporter: so you have to become enforcers. >> at this point, yes. >> reporter: whether you like it or not. >> yes. as a business owner, turning customers away is not what we want to do, ever. >> reporter: well, starting next week, almost all los angeles businesses will require-- be required to check for vaccination status. and there will likely

is the age going to come down? and for vaccinations _ mean? is the age going to come down?inations for those aged 12-15, are _ 12 and second vaccinations for those aged 12-15, are we _ 12 and second vaccinations for those aged 12—15, are we going _ 12 and second vaccinations for those aged 12—15, are we going to - 12 and second vaccinations for those aged 12—15, are we going to see - 12 and second vaccinations for those| aged 12—15, are we going to see that coming _ aged12—15, are we going to see that coming shortly— aged 12—15, are we going to see that coming shortty as— aged 12—15, are we going to see that coming shortly as well? _ aged 12—15, are we going to see that coming shortly as well? thank- aged 12—15, are we going to see that coming shortly as well? thank you. i aged 12—15, are we going to see thati coming shortly as well? thank you. at coming shortly as well? thank you. very important point, vincent, but i want to go back to what i was saying about the difference between delta and omicron, and the need to have slightly different tactics to cope with them. when y

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. >> president biden talked about efforts to get children ages five to 11 vaccinated. and to make sure there were enough doses for every child in the u.s. this is 15 minutes. pres. biden: good afternoon, folks. let me get my mask here. today is a great day for american parents, american families, and american children. we are taking a giant step forward to further accelerate our path out of this pandemic. after months of rigorous and independent scientific review, the food and drug administration authorized, and the centers for disease control and prevention recommended that covid vaccine for children ages five through 11. for parents all over this country, this is the day of relief and celebration. after almost 18 months of actions worried, if a child had a sniffle or a cough, and now 28 million young americans are eligible for the protection of the vaccine. my administration is ready, ready from day one, today. organized and have a plan for this vaccinations launch. as soon as next week, we will have enough vaccine, and enough places, and parents will be able to sche

. it to go unresolved for so long in this day and age-— day and age.s really the — day and age. it does sound as though it's really the courage _ day and age. it does sound as though it's really the courage of— day and age. it does sound as though it's really the courage of azeem - it's really the courage of azeem rafiq to put this forward himself and take a really strong stand some years after these incidents actually happened and if you listen to the way he sees it. for a long period of time, as by fitting into a club culture and suddenly with age, knowledge and time into his own growth as a person, he realised that i don't have to put up with this any more and i'm going to speak out about it and i think it's really brave and the right thing to have done and i'm sure he's not the only person and i'm sure it sounds to me like it's the start of a big storm and you've got other players that are coming under this now as well and people who are already trying to get on the front foot this evening and saying that i am named in all of this, but i am not a r

people age 80 and above reporters the largest meaningful losses. older adults are likely to lose money to certain types of scams, mainly technical support scams or sweepstakes and family and friends impersonation scams and that includes the grandparents scams. romance scams and then private sweepstakes scams and business impersonator scams are next. economic harm is a norm us. more than 600 million reported by older adults in 2020 and we know this is just the tip of the iceberg. reportedly losses to romance scams have increased. this trend has accelerated. looking at the past year, 13 cases have had a notable impact on older alerts -- older adults from investment scams. when we file a case, we stop the ongoing harm and preserve so we can return money to defraud consumers. we have returned billion's of dollars to consumers. this year, we've return money to conservators -- to consumers in at least 11 cases. a recent supreme court decision eliminated the ftc's ability to obtain monetary relief for defrauding consumers under section 13 b. this tool of

you have until the age of 26 to initiate civil suit. and she was, i believe she was 28 years old. she was just a couple years after that point in time. so chance he tried to get the law changed . it started with a meeting right down the street, gmc and i went down to the politicians office, not knowing him, him not knowing us. he was compassionate. we had a connection with him, and he supported a bill that changed the statute, limitations age from 26 to 40, and it was called s b 131 on may 7th, 2013 states sen, jim beale, jesse thompson and other abuse survivors, including former gymnast testified in front of the california state senate shanty thompson and live currently have an ongoing litigation against usa swimming my coach dead last me for many, many years. and i am in support of sb 131 as well. thank you. and the witnesses and support. so they came to the hearing supporting the bill, extending the statute, limitations the hall clubs here, k from all over the place to come to this meeting. because they don't have justice . they just want justice. they're also on the front row,

one of them had to have an abortion at the age of 14 diesel, her old leather approval. your girl pleasantly amid die is sir in marriage, not going up. his own feel. gone for me to seal up real. as you guys can get dahlia yet isn't. was a finance you these honesty. no, sir, do you like to montoya philadelphia? i assume as the federations executive director, chuck well guess reap the greatest rewards from usa swimming success. i hear the oh, almost a $1000000.00 a year job living in colorado springs having everything taken care of for you 1st class tickets to olympic sites and board of director meetings in places like kent kuhn and costa rica, he had a pretty good ah, at the time the public had no idea of the sexual abuse and swimming, but chuck wall guests feared an outbreak of scandal, as shown by a recording we obtained. here he is addressing coaches at their annual convention in 2009 says this is, this is the hardest audience for me to speak to because you're the people who make the sport work crew. i respect the most. i read in the paper this morning, usa swimming co

former olympic champion turned coach from his club for having intimate relations with several under age athletes. one of them later became his wife. usa swimming only excluded him and 2013 sean hutchinson. george gave me jack nelson. charles roberts, the roll call goes on usa swimming, covered up dozens of cases. you know, if you're just some average coach here in indianapolis and you got arrested from last in kids, they would kick you out of swimming very simply. if you are a good coach, however, somebody like sean hutchinson, they handled or every luciano or rick carl, or mic, try be fill in the blank. if you are a successful coach that produced metals and money for them, they handled your claim differently. they sent your claim to a board of review maybe, or they just whitewashed the whole thing as long as the metals and money keep coming, they don't care. metals are crucial to the federation's financial success and to win metals unique good coaches. so to ensure usa swimming prosperity shock, well guess, decided to protect his best coaches, even when there was damning evidence again

she was the age her children are now. it's simple and pardon hiring for me to allow them to have a childhood because out of my son's age, i didn't have one. it was already starting to be stripped away from me. and at that point, recalling what had happened and piecing together her memories took her a long time readers of a board by the time she had done so it was too late. she was over the age limit for filing a sexual abuse. complaint in california. fall ballard was her lawyer here in california. you have until the age of 26 to initiate civil suit and she was, i believe she was 28 years old. she was just a couple years after that point in time. so chance he tried to get the law changed . it started with a meeting right down the street chancey, and i went down to the politicians office. not knowing him, him not knowing us, he was compassionate. we had a connection with him and he supported a bill that changed the statute, limitations age from 26 to 40 and it was called s b 131 on may 7th, 2013 states senator jim beale, je

that age group. getting covid is more dangerous than getting the vaccine to these young kids. it has multiple advantages. it protects our children. that is the most important. it also protects their parents, their grandparents, their families, their communities. at the same time, it gets us back to normal a lot quicker and insurers educational continuity -- ensures educational continuity. host: dr. lawrence gostin with us until 10:00 a.m. eastern, phone lines split regionally if you want to join the conversation. (202) 748-8000 if you are in the eastern or central time zones. (202) 748-8001 if you are in the mountain or pacific time zones. i want to focus on some comments last week -- i guess two weeks ago during the fda advisory panel when they met to consider vaccines for children. there were comments by dr. eric rubin of harvard university that caught the attention of folks who are concerned about vaccinations for children so young. this is a minute from the end of his comment from that meeting. [

we have long deployed age gaining tools to prevent minors from viewing age related content and ads. -- in ads. we make no effort and have no plans to market to young children. individuals under the age of 13 are not permitted to create snapchat accounts. and if we find them, we remove them. additionally, we are developing tools that will give parents more oversight over how their teenagers are using snapchat. over 500 million people around the world he was -- the world use snapchat, and 95% of our community say snapchat make them feel happy because it connects them to their friends. we have a moral responsibility to take into account the best interest of our users and everything we do. -- in everything we do. and we understand there is more work to be done. as we look to the future, we believe regulation is necessary. but given the different speeds at which technology develops and the rate at which regulation can be implemented, regulation alone cannot get the job done. technology companies must take responsibility to protect the communities they serve. if they don't, government must

it's to understand and possibly halt the aging process. there are even hints it may be possible to reverse the effects of aging allowing humans to actually wind back the clock on their bodies. >> there's a lot of hope and excitement we are on the verge of really changing the way we will age and the perception of how we will age. >> reporter: just because we can do something, doesn't mean we should. how would it affect the world if everyone lived to be 100? it's a question humanity will have to wrestle with. for now, scientist try to find out if it may be possible. >> if you'd like to hear more about the project, the buck institute, we posted the full interview on kpix.com. >>> police investigating a fire sparked just before 4:00 am yesterday aboard a 50 foot yacht. the fire broke out near the petaluma turning basin. two were able to get off the vessel before emergency crews arrived. because is under investigation. fire crews say there's a lingering odor in the area because of harry fog heavy fog. >>> santa cruz county leaders want to hear

rule of the most extraordinary woman in the book history of the european of the middle ages. in terms of her personal well effort and a sense of command. scandinaviages in are ones in which the viking culture and that sense of solidarity, shared values and mutual trust but also creating that individual freedom to go through changes in shapes and through the coming of christianity. but then also of the coming of euphemism and. [inaudible]. and we make this between the scandinavians of americans in the church and i think i explained this in the book, profound in the cultural attitudes in the scandinavians and the evolution of what i call art. one of the emphasis of the teachings and the idea that individual, whatever it is thato we do and as a person sorry living and to feed and raise our family. whether it is - it can be holy calling. and one that works in benefits others. that the working hard, being successful, but these tasks in the undertake andou carry out is really an expression of brotherly love and the foundations for what i call work ethic. as one that's going to run

you will see as an famous classes like this at age 13. as a child his poor eyesight limited his ability to play sports or enjoy actor activities. instead he filled his time with reading and playing the piano. and in the galleries place several of the pieces that truman enjoyed playing. but piano playing is a whole story by itself so that's another day. at the stop we focus on the reading. this is a photograph of his brother. many years later in 1884 he would catch listeria before there was a vaccine it could be deadly especially in children. he was temporarily paralyzed in the arm and leg. so his sister said that's when he started to read so much he cannot do anything else and cannot get up without help you lie on the floor and put the books down on the floor in front of him and read that way. by his tenth birthday his mother gave him a four volume set great men and famous women ten and pencil sketches of the lives of 200 of the most prominent people in history. the four volumes were sold workmen and heroes. so it is not the original ones

another is that we age gate content to make sure that minors do not see age-inappropriate material. so it is only with a number of tools and protocols in place do we think that we are meeting the bar we've set for ourselves, that parents expect of us, experts in the field such as child development advise us on to make sure, again, that kids are having a safe experience on the platform. >> thank you. mr. beckerman, after my staff reviewed your privacy policy, i want to list some of the items that tiktok will automatically collect from one of its users. that person's location, the device model of your phone, their browsing history outside and inside of tiktok, content of all messages sent on tiktok, their ip address, their biometric identifying information, and information from their phones such as key stroke patterns and other apps. do you believe this sort of mass data collection is necessary to deliver a high-quality experience to your users? >> senator, thank you for that question. some of those items that you listed off are things -- currently collecting and we state in the priva

parents of childrens ages a 5 to 11 don't have to wait any longer, kids in that age range are now eligible to get vaccinated against covid-19. late tuesday evening, the cdc director gave the final approval r some 28 million kids in that age group. for more we turn to nbc news' chris pollone, live in washington, d.c., chris, have kids already started getting the vaccine? >> reporter: yes, frances, they have they will ramp up moving into this weekend the federal government expects 15 million doses to be available nationwide by monday pfizer has been shipping them to hospitals and pharmacies in this decision they approved unanimous use in childrens ages five-to-11 yesterday afternoon with the cdc director giving final approval last night young children will get one-third, meaning many children will be fully vaccinated by christmas. the cdc says there have been 1.9 million covid cases in this age group with 8300 hospitalizations and at least 94 confirmed deaths pfizer says studies show it was 91% effective in preventing it in young children. side effects were mild, like a sore arm in a move, p

how is it looking for this age group?meda county. many of our pediatricians already have started with their vaccines for the county sponsored vaccine clinics, we are expanding our services. we're partnering with the alameda county office of education in order to establish stable siteiteiteiteite priority school do six as well as we will be expanding our mobile vaccination effort. that will have vaccine clinics in and around school sites at the neighborhood level. our aim is to make sure that families and parents, they have access to vaccine wherever they need access to be. we are also really encouraging families to use their normal health care provider to also get vaccine. kate: do you know if there actually appointment available right now? we just heard in marin the clinics set up to the schools are totally booked this weekend. >> right. so, it really depends on the provider. all of us are getting off to a relatively good start, but each provider is really different. in the county sponsored sites, we won't be ready until

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range to people in their— booster down the age range to people in their 40s, booster down the age rangee, 16 and 17 years— second vaccine for young people, 16 and 17 years of age. and just to reinforce — and 17 years of age. and just to reinforce the points that were made earlier— reinforce the points that were made earlier this — reinforce the points that were made earlier this morning, there is clear evidence _ earlier this morning, there is clear evidence that having a booster significantly increases your protection at all age ranges, and we would _ protection at all age ranges, and we would strongly recommend people who have actually been invited to have their booster to do so, and given that we _ their booster to do so, and given that we are — their booster to do so, and given that we are heading into the very difficult _ that we are heading into the very difficult winter period, to do so as soon _ difficult winter period, to do so as soon as— difficult winter period, to do so as soon as they are eligible to do so. next _ soon as they are eligible to do so. next siide. — soon as th

he fulfilled his dream. age 22. he signed a 200000 pound contract to play for manchester city, one of the top british clubs in the 198788 season alone. he scored 28 goals. the london club. tottenham hotspur 8 a fortune for him and in 1091, he scored a goal that one has seen the faker. oh had seen fortune and professional recognition. he moved to london with his wife and he had met 3 years earlier. their 1st child was born around then. mm hm. and magazine photographs, paul looks the happiest of men as if he had forgotten the 4 years of sexual abuse. but victory's adulation and wealth, we're not enough to heal the wounds. well, i'll stop it. dinner tobin london, i was parted with teammates and somebody offered me a tablet. i didn't really know what it was at the time, but it was x to say, no. you, once i took the tablet, all of a sudden the euphoria was just fresh. like nothing i'd ever felt before. much. it was just it just made you so happy. then i got hope tom both actually to say ok. ok. i was just in such a self

santa clara county, 100 75,000 kids between the ages of 5-11. it will take a couple of weeks for them to get all of those kids inoculated, but they are ready to get going starting today. the exposition hall i believe will be giving out frisbees to those who get their shots, just to keep it kid-friendly. reggie: in the eas eas eas costa county is also getting ready to vaccinate kids ages 5-11. it could happen as soon as saturday. that is when county-run clinics are expected to have pfizer's pediatric vaccine ready to go. parents should also check with their child's doctor or local pharmacy as any mentioned about availability. the virtual town hall meeting will answer any questions you might have. kumasi: 54 san francisco police officers are on leave right now for not meeting the deadline to get vaccinated. the department has had nearly 2100 sworn officers, meaning just over 90% have to comply with the mandate. there are 700 27 non-sworn members and all but 16 of those are vaccinated. police officers have also been placed on leave and everyone who