albert boua,in when descrhis company's race to create a vaccine. pfizer announced its covid vaccine is more than 90% effective. >> 90% is a ga-changer. >> other candidates are promising, too. >> ts is something that just is now going in the very, very strong right direction.va thines are effective. >> so, how and when will americans get the vaccine? will enough people take it? and does this mean life ll one day return to normal? pfizer c.e.o. dr. albert bourla, this week on "firing l >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by... and by... by..orate funding is provided >> welcome to "firing line," albert bourla. >> thank you very much, margaret. >> dr. bourla, the question on ever's mind is, when will average americans realistically be able to get the covid-19 vaccin >> i believe, sometime in the next year maybe the third or the second quarter. and the reason why i'm sayin that -- we will be able to provide to the american people around 20 million doses or more this year. but this is 10 million people with two dosesand i'm sur

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albert: i wouldn't exclude that.f you were asking me two months earlier, i would say yes, it is a possibility. if you ask me today, i think it is a high possibility. but we don't know yet. it looks like covid, the ways behaves, it is here to stay. it also looks like we have the tools that we will make covid like the flu. that means it will not disturb our lives, social or the economy. it does need to make sure that we are very vigilant about the strains that exist, and we need to be very vigilant about vaccinating people. if it is a need to do it every year, for example, and if we have a renewed vaccine at the flu for karen strains, i think that is very easy to apply, and transform it to just one of the many diseases. john: do you think it would just be one-shot, or still probably one-shot the does both covid and flu, or is it likely to be -- do you think it would just be one-shot that does both covid and flu, or is it lightly to be two? albert: it is likely to be both. john: the big argument at the moment on both si

representative carl albert of oklahoma. mark trice, the executive director of the joint inaugural committee. the nation lays out an elaborate welcome mat for the new president. as the final day approaches, tens of thousands of citizens from every state and territory arrive to witness the momentous event. for many without tickets, it was a long and cold wait. january 20 began with below freezing weather, and thousands of visitors out early to locate a vantage point close to the inaugural stand. wherever they hailed from, american citizens can claim two

albert, por quÉ el nombre ? cuÉntanos.ue la podamos ver llena. de hecho, cuando ocurre eso de vez en cuando tenemos los eclipses. eso dura sÓlo unos segundos y es a las 2:16 de la tarde que ya una vez haya pasado la luna estarÁ en el 99%. durante los prÓximos tres dÍas cuando salga la luna ya no serÁ llena del todo, pero la podemos ver bastante bien entre el atardecer y el amanecer. asÍ que hay que aprovechar la llamamos de vez en cuando " luna lobo ", luna de hielo " porque ocurre en invierno. hay bastante despejado el cielo la costa este, quizÁs en californiacon la tormenta de nieve no se verÁ demasiado bien. lo dicho el 28 de enero. en febrero es la de nievehumala de los gusanos en marzo, en abril >> ante la tormenta, autoridades advierten de posibles inundaciones y deslaves en las zonas afectadas por incendios, yarel: asÍ como el cierre de la autopista interestatal cinco inquilinos no pueden pagar sus retos pero ahÍ ayuda. >> se registra un alto descenso en las matrÍculas de escuelas pÚblicas. cÓmo le puede afectar a s

albert: eso fue un sonido del vÍdeo.en vivo si son compatibles. satcha: testigo de momento histÓrico, tres expresidentes apuestan a la unidad de la naciÓn, aquÍ los escucharÁs. karla: quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica"! [mÚsica] ♪ es difícil tener una enfermedad invisible... como la depresión. nadie sabe que necesitas ayuda. por eso covered california quiere que nadie en california se sienta invisible por culpa de su enfermedad. con covered california podrás obtener seguro médico de compañías de renombre aunque tengas una condición preexistente. además te ofrecemos ayuda económica y cobertura integral que incluye salud mental, cuidado preventivo y más. covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. Último día de inscripción es el 31 de enero. raÚl:familia, gracias por dejarnos entrar en su casa. hoy todo el mundo habla del nuevo inquilino en la casa blanca, y entre tantas cosas de amanda gorman, joven de 22 aÑos elegida para recitar su poema " la colina que subimos", no deja de ser noticia. carlos: esta chic

te apuntarÍa si te pagan el boleto, albert. albert: pues yo me apunto si ganamos la loterÍa. con fuerza 35 a 50 millas por hora. en las montaÑas de san gabriel tenemos las mÁximas de nuevo vuelven a subir hasta los 85. temperaturas que secan el ambiente con nada de lluvia necesaria. la humedad tan sÓlo un 20% hace que todo pueda arder con mucha facilidad. durante el fin de semana van esquivar esa regiÓn. se que dan hacia washington y tambiÉn en colorado a partir de la semana que viene hablaremos el lunes de la nevada. mira cÓmo giran las bandas de lluvia y de nieve. se va acercando hacia la costa del noreste que nos traerÁ lluvias y tormentas el fin de semana. las tormentas esta tarde noche pueden ser fuertes desde carolina del sur hasta el harÍa triestatal. lo iremos siguiendo en las redes porque en esta Época del aÑo rÁfagas de viento fuerte y alguna granizada no la podemos descartar. alan: gracias, albert. siempre atentos a lo que nos dice acerca del tiempo. vÁmonos directo hasta nueva york. vÁmonos con nuestra amiga directora de modas de la revista "people" qque en la por

vamos con albert. adelante. albert: aquÍ estoy terminando el muÑeco de nieve. estÁ nevando mucho. humedad y cualquier temperatura. lo dicho cuando estÁ negando quiero que aprovechen la prÓxima vez y miren los copos de nieve. no hay dos copos de nieve iguales en el mundo. [aplausos] raÚl: bravo! deberÍas estar en la nasa. increÍble. francisca: se lo llevan y nos lo quitan. raÚl: aquÍ todo el mundo brilla. queremos que brille la familia entera. llegÓ el momento de mi mascota es una estrella. mirÉ todo lo que estÁ haciendo. el vÍdeo que nos llegÓ es desde el paso texas. llega para demostrarnos que los perros, no sÓlo mirar las pelÍculas en la televisiÓn, sino que tambiÉn se compenetran con la trama con mucho sentimiento. francisca: es el caso de esta perrita llamada sexy. cuando mira la pelÍcula "al rey leÓn" se desespera de angustia en el momento triste. vamos a ver esto. [sonido ambiente] dios mÍo. es igual que yo. esta escena de la pelÍcula es cuando fallece el padre de simba. la escena muy triste. acompaÑada de la mÚsica, el desespero, el llanto. es impresionante como reacciona.

he was in intense competition with especially albert stated -- albert saben who in cincinnati was leadingm of scientists developing another type of vaccine. one that used a live weakened version of the virus. salk was devastated by the cutter incident. there was this constant tension once albert's vaccine came to market. this constant tension between the two which should be the better product and what should be the prevailing polio vaccine for the country. they each had different advantages and disadvantages. to this day, we still use both of them globally although in the global polio eradication, which is seeking to eliminate polio in the last remaining countries, we tend to use albert's vaccine, which is administered orally and requires no shots and far fewer doses. susan: the last recorded case of polio in the united states was 1979. what took so long for it to be eradicated? elena: that is an interesting question. a historian would phrase it very differently. wow, that was fast. you think about it, the smallpox vaccine was developed in the late 1790's. the last smallpox case in the u.

we're joined now by buzzfeed reporter albert samaha.est piece is headlined "some black officers say their departments ignored their white colleagues' radicalization." talk about what you found, albert. >> when the capitol was being strummed, one of the first things i did was contact my o sources in police departments and reach out to some new ones. a lot of cops who have been calling attention to the increasing radicalization of their colleagues were not surprised to find out there were dozens of officers at the rally and maybe even at the riots because for many years, they have tried to draw attention to the departments that some of their colleagues have expressed white supremacist beliefs, affiliated with white extremist groups a lot of black lives matter try to protect the police , the departments have done nothing and ignored the fact many of their officers have been sliding down the slippery slope of extremism. juan: albert, i am wondering, you say increasing radicalization but it has been my sense that having covered police over m

albert, that has been no small order on either of these fronts.mazed what your scientists have done, what the manufacturers have done in being able to get this out there. when you talk about the 50 million doses that you alone residential released last year and you consider that's not the only vaccine out there and then you realize only 9, maybe 9.5 million americans have gotten a shot to this point, we talk all the time about the bottlenecks where are the bottlenecks that you see? >> to make sure the market was global in the u.s. we offered to u.s. 20 million doses but as you said, today less. bottlenecks in the execution i think they are gearing up to fix them i think it has to do with how centers operates with states it has to do with some of the policies that they are implementing there are reasons but they are debatable. bottom line, they are trying to improve right now this because everybody feels that this is way behind what they wished to be. and i feel confident that within let's say a month or so we will be able to reach the level that w

albert roux, who has died at the age of 85. 70 minutes past ten, gmt. the headlines on bbc news... are to be announced on how work will be assessed. the lockdown in england has become law. the prime minister will address mps this morning ahead of a restrospective vote in the commons tonight. in the us, the final votes are being counted in the crucial senate run—off election in georgia. one race is too close to call but the democratic candidate in the other is claiming victory. let's get more now on england's national lockdown which legally came into force this morning. 0ur political correspondent, jonathan blake joins me now from westminster. borisjohnson, the boris johnson, the uk borisjohnson, the uk prime minister, is due to address mps later and they will be asked to vote retrospectively on this third lockdown but is there likely to be any disquiet amongst conservative mps about their measures and how far they go? there will be some, certainly. i think we are more likely to see a focus on mps putting pressure on the prime minister and asking for clarity and more detail about ex

. >> welcome to "firing line,"rl albert b >> thank you very much, margaret. >> dr. bourl the question on ever's mind is, when will average americans realistically vaccine?to get the covid-19 next year -- maybehird or the the second quarter. and the reon why i'm saying that -- we will be able to provide to the american people around 20 million doses or more this year. but this is 10 million people with two doses, and i'm sure that the health authoritieswo d like to use them strategically. so, at the beginning, who will predetermined by them.e and likely, i assume, it will be op either with high risk o first-line workers. so i believe that we will reach a level around second quarter that maybe people can just goth and ge in their pharmacies or at the physician office at their will. >> do you think, by next summer? >> i think so. by nexsummer should be fine. >> tell me about the shot. the vaccine uses mrna technology, which is a breakthrough technology for vaccinations. y now, c explain to us in laymen's terms exactly what is going on inse of a person's body when they

kenneth roberts of alabama, and albert bentley of michigan, who was seriously injured.k came as the american conference open in venezuela and suggested the motive may have -- in latin america through an act of apparently blind violence calculated to -- -- afraid america's relationship with her neighbors. estimates of the numbers of shots fired ranged from to 30, each bullet hole found is a grim reminder to those present of the terrible surprise attack. the gang was seized by by standards and was held at police headquarters is a widespread search was launched for others who shared in. to irving forrest, rafael miranda, misses lolita lebron, andre cordero, the gun wielders and their accomplices perpetrated a criminal call -- committal outrage almost unique in america's history. wanton violence that shocked and stirred the nation. >> each week, "american artifacts" takes americans to the historic sites around the country. next, we visit the smithsonian national air and space museum located in washington, d.c. and down the national mall from the u.s. capitol. our guide is j

albert: vamos a ello, mÁs pronÓsticos del tiempo.es en buena parte de estados unidos, sin millones hoy por debajo de los 32°, sigue haciendo frÍo, lo que mÁs entra a la gente en muchos puntos. en las cÁrdenas ha subido el frente con lluvia y nieve. [informaciÓn en pantalla] nieve importante en arkansas, la nevada durante la jornada de ayer fue impresionante. mÁs de 30 pulgadas de nieve en los Últimos horas. ese sistema se ha desplazado hacia el este, algunos aguaceros en el sur de la florida, al norte, en tennessee. la nieve en la zona de montaÑa importante, hasta tres pulgadas. en atlanta lluvia, 37° soplando, sino despejados, temperaturas. [informaciÓn en pantalla] en el noreste no llegarÁ, la nieve se queda en el norte. en la ciudad de new york, vientos del noroeste, el cielo medio cubierto, pero sin precipitaciÓn. mucho frÍo en la tarde, temperaturas de los 25 o 30°, con muchos suben mÁximos hasta los 40, hasta los 40 y para disfrutarlo al aire libre. vigilancia por tiempo invernal en la sala de texas. mÁs adelante hablarÉla dife

and they are reporting on the fact that einstein, albert einstein is renouncing his citizenship, and will return to germany. but if you look over to cohen's you see this article. mistreatment of jews ends. there had been no stories about persecution of jews for a wee coming out of nazi germany. and secretary of state paul says that we may consider physical mistreatment of jews virtually terminated. that speaks to one essential challenge of this exhibition. it's to get visitors to read history forward. we know the end of the story. we know that nazism -- nazism ultimately leads to the mass murder of jews and others. -- had no idea it was coming. so that was one of the challenges that we try to address the exhibition is to get people to read history as it was happening. that is one of the reasons why you see such a chronological treatment in this exhibition. . early on some communities took to the streets against nazism. you see rallies in 1933 across the united states condemning the nazi regime. you will see marches by jewish communities, labor organizations in philadelphia, in clevel

albert: todos tenemos una primera vez con la nieve y es lo que ha ocurrido en arizona.evada notable. vamos a la costa porque es allÍ donde la cosa se va a animar a lo largo de las prÓximas horas. la lluvia en san francisco en la carretera cinco con mucho cuidado con esta maÑana. no hay descargas elÉctricas. ya esta nevando en la zona de montaÑa. de momento san diego y los angeles estÁ preparando, porque tenemos el sistema metido en la costa... va a ir mandando bandas de lluvia y nieve y eso va a seguir durante toda la semana. no podemos bajar la guardia porque cuÁndo lluvia se puede acumular en la zona costera? de 8:00 a 12:00 pulgadas y el aÑo pasado perdimos casi 9 millones de acres de terreno... los costes que se han quemado no absorben el agua y eso puede producir deslaves de tierra. la precipitaciÓn por encima de los 4000 pies serÁ en forma de nieve y podrÍamos ver de 18:00 a 24:00 pulgadas que incluirÍa zonas cercanas a los Ángeles. por encima de los 4000 piesde 5:00 a 6:00 pies de nieve... localmente el lago mamutpodrÍamos llegar a los 10 pies de nieve. lo iremos

and the physicist albert einstein are some of the big jewish names in german society. then yes then bell creek if you look at world war one lots of jews authors soldiers come on. at the time that was a sign that they had become part of society and they really felt german. deutsche. but from the beginning of the nazi dictatorship to. were systematically excluded from society disenfranchised persecuted forced into exile. before 933 around half a 1000000 jews live to germany. to write it for 5 the only a few 1000. trains a blight on german society i think the holocaust is not really not the holocaust is still a very important point in jewish history in germany and in all of europe. but what's new in the current exhibition is that it's no longer presented as the end of that history the present here to be aired that's because there's been a resurgence of judaism in germany since the ninety's the jews are coming from russian politics. is right for the country of carried out the holocaust. today there are more than 200000 jews living in germany. but anti semitism is also on t

albert bentley of michigan was seriously injured. it is suggested the motive may have been to arouse anti-united states feeling and latin america through an act of blind violence calculated to inflame american relations with her neighbors. the gang was held at police headquarters. two irving forrest, rafe l aranda, and the gun wielders and to their accomplices go the evil distinction of having perpetrated a criminal outrage almost unique in american history. wanton violence shocked and stirred the nation. >> in an event hosted by the history makers, a discussion of african-americans in education. >> it took a long time for us as black scholars to insist on the relevancy of our own experiences. and for scholars it was really revolutionary moment. it became a revolutionary movement, to save the cannon had to be questioned. scholars have lifted up. i know we would all think of w.e.b. dubois. we would think of when the black but the notion that black folks were inferior which of course was the explanation and excuse of enslavement and th

no podemos bajar la guardia. >> gracias albert, pronÓstico de hoy y extendido.ue estÁ pasando. >> tambiÉn a dÍas ante la toma de posesiÓn de joe biden, hoy analizamos cÓmo serÁn los cambios que nos esperan en el gobierno. >> hay un nuevo escÁndalo en la familia de joan sebastiÁn, una de sus hijas exige a sus hermanos que le den una casa como la que tienen todos, se van a quedar frÍos cuando la escuchen hablar. >> arrancamos caliente, quÉdense con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica" aquÍ siempre encuentras mÁs sabio, mÁs informaciÓn, sobre todo la alegrÍa que necesitas para empezar con esperanza. >> mira carlos, del mÁs alegre la maÑana. [mÚsica] mis padres llevan aquí veinte años, y su inglés... todavía so, so. por suerte, en covered california les atienden en español, y les dan consejos sobre ayuda económica. te ayudamos a conseguir seguro médico de calidad y a tu alcance. Último día de inscripción es el 31 de enero. >> vamos al noticia, desafortunadamente des despuÉs de seis aÑos de matrimonio la tele jimÉnez a nunes el rompimiento de su matrimonio con daniel prue

writers and philosophers and known jews in business science and culture painter max and physicist alberteinstein just 2 examples of jews who had a major impact on german society. and then. if you look at world war one lots of jews fought as soldiers at the time that was a sign that they had become part of society because they really felt german. from the beginning of the nazi dictatorship jews were systematically excluded from society disenfranchised persecuted forced into exile and murdered before 933 around half a 1000000 jews lived in germany after 945 there were only a few 1000 it remains a blight on german society. of course just a very important point in jewish history in germany and you know all of europe but what's new in the current exhibition is that it's no longer presented as the of that history and. that's because of a resurgence of jewish life in germany since 1900. from russia. iran and even israel today there are more than 200000 jews living in germany. and joining me now from cologne is underway she's a pianist and entrepreneur and currently managing director of the asso

raÚl: vamos con albert y el estado del tiempo. albert: quÉ decir?s y hasta las da cotas, vientos que llegan a las 70 millas por hora. vientos de 50, 60 millas por hora, asÍ que extremar mucho, soplaba en montana y ese viento puede provocar incluso algo de polvo y se desplacen algunos se estÁn produciendo en la costa oeste, lo genera esta lÍnea frontal que se mueve hacia el este del paÍs, un frente no es mÁs que una lÍnea imaginaria. nos separa una zona con una temperatura mÁs alta que otra. el aire frÍo con el aire caliente. zonas de baja presiÓn el aire tiende a elevarse. es mÁs inestabley termina bajando en otro sitio de la tierra, en la zona de alta presiÓn, movimiento ascendente que a ras del piso se va generando el viento. es lo que ves en estas lÍneas tan juntas, viento en superficie que sopla con mucha fuerzay que por lo tanto tiene que extremar precauciones. la lluvia en la zona del valle de ohio, la nieve para chicago quizÁ a partir de esta noche y para maÑana la lluvia y la nieve llegan al noreste del paÍs. ungulados que pueden ser notable

albert: vamos a hablar de la nieve. ideal. una ropa que nos ayude para estar bien protegido. llegar bien para quitar la nieve. antes de hacerlo cuando hacemos el ejercicio. calentar para no sufrir esos tirones. hay que tomar esos descansos para no forzar la musculatura. tambiÉn importante no hacerlo todo deprisa con esos descansos porque va a seguir nevando la semana que viene. por un lado tenemos esas nevadas, por otro tenemos las tormentas. en el sur como pueden ver en este miÉrcoles que seguirÁ siendo tormentoso. martes y miÉrcoles en georgia, en las carolinas. el segundo sistema viene por el este. hay mÁs nieve en el pronÓstico. tenemos por delante un invierno bien activo. alan: al menos te vimos abrigado. albert: eso es crucial con estas temperaturas bien bajas. karla: estaba listo para lanzar a esquiar a la montaÑa. hoy vivimos un sÚper martes de lujo. hablamos con angelique boyer. nos viene hablar de esos momentos decisivos de su imperio de mentira. alan: tambiÉn la tÍa de maluma para enseÑarnos cÓmo hacer yoga e

of caring tents extravagant bouquets is even part of the permanent collection of the victoria and albert museum in london please elaborate pieces cost up 210-0000 euros many celebrities already have a carrington at home bright appeals to british royalty. and 2012 for the sixty's you believe queen elizabeth the 2nd and carrington constructing an opulent banner from about half a 1000000 gold but. the design was developed in close consultation with prince charles the banner was draped over the stern of the ship in which the royal family embarked on a parade cruise in my youth and and of course for years i've been making it ring mcquade from buttons and to be actually making a pretty foul with wonderful. currington finds the material for her art in junk shops like this one in her adopted hometown of margate in southeast england a specific object often captures her attention becoming the foundation for a new piece of work. i use a lot of similar materials to make my artwork lots of multiples and i when i come somewhere lot base i'm going to find multiples and if i don't have enough hair somet

with added timeliness is the german danish series slobodan written directed and filmed by christian albert so born sees a north sea island community confronted with a fatal virus and what that's your india problem influence of history that. the epic series explores what happens when the thin veneer of civilization is from moved. it. up to. its ability to be yourself i. cannot. touch. this series was nearly pulled off to broadcasters express concern that it might be too close to reality for some viewers to cope with. something else and also expect that real invited you to it 6. a 2nd season is now in the works. with the without a pandemic terry gilliam's $996.00 dystopian 12 monkeys starring bruce willis and brad pitt remains a modern masterpiece. deliveries over. the film's 25 year anniversary rerelease has basically full in june the coronavirus pandemic giving its predictions a lot more punch. pandemic films old and new and the very real coronavirus pandemic is also changing the film industry my colleague michael kroger has got more on that. some of the big changes we're seeing in the mov

now, fortunately for the government or unfortunately, depending on how you look at it, albert biggs,an advertising executive in chicago goes to the justice department with an idea. hey, if you give us official sanction, i will enlist good, bright-thinking middle class americans to serve of as your surveillance apparatus. the organization is known as the american protective league. another similar one is the vigilance corps. the american protective league actually gets approval from the justice department and gives its members these little badges. the problem is the minute that you allow american civilians to spy on americans you have some problems, and the people that they send out here, riley they might be as good intentioned as possible are detaining people without due process of law, turning them over to local officials that they think they are draft dodgers and even demanding entrance into american homes if they believe you're violating the food administration guidelines so we're starting to set a very bad precedent here of having fear trample on civil liberties. now, this is rea

special musical score by the united states marine band captain albert, music composed and conducted by hansburg, staff arranger. in the fall of 1956 our hand cameras were allowed to briefly cover a meeting of the joint inaugural committee as they met to discuss plans for the coming inauguration. chairman of the committee senator styles bridges of new hampshire, speaker sam rayburn of texas, senator theodore francis green of rhode island, house majority leader john mccormick of massachusetts, senator john sparkman of alabama, house minority leader joseph w. martin, jr. of massachusetts. secretary to the committee and minority mark trice. installation of the special steel platforms was immediately begun. approximately 540,000 feet of lumber was used to provide seating for 12,000 of the invited guests. on january 3, 1957, the flag flew over the capitol as both houses of congress met to begin the first session of the 85th congress. several days later the president made an unprecedented address to a joint session of the congress who apprised the membership of the then serious situation. he

the postmaster general, albert burleson is also using , congressional level legislation to crack down on anything he deems is subversive being sent through the mail. so, he's using his power to basically shut down most german language newspapers. and anything that smells even a little bit wet. congress is not far behind. so, in 1917, 1918, they passed the espionage act, this edition -- the sedition act and ultimately, the reinforced immigration act. those first two acts make it a felony, subject to 20 years behind bars for anybody who speaks, who acts or writes , anything that the government considers seditious. if you talk bad about the government, we are going to bring you up on charges. if you say anything bad about the military, we will bring you up on charges. and even says that if you say anything bad about the flag of the united states, we will bring you up on charges. these people underneath here are some of the prominent people of america who were charged and convicted under the sedition or espionage act. they also tend to be the leaders of the more left leaning labor movemen

i knew mr albert many many years ago he would do his shopping here every fortnight and he would always take the rejects the dented hand since that 1. 100 going on until the outlets came along no retailers sold goods out of piles of cardboard boxes at super low prices with a tiny profit margin per item all that coupled with low overheads and higher efficiency was a recipe for success. karl until i ran out of the together overseeing its rapid growth until 1961 then the brothers parted ways each setting up his own company that goes are very similar to you had it i think not. it 2 decades ago both companies started setting up shop in foreign markets between them they now have more than $10000.00 super markets around the world. in recent years more attention has been paid to the design the book is getting more sophisticated but that doesn't scare away the regulars if i live nearby that's one reason then there's the range of goods and the prices you pause. for some things i buy it how the other things i wouldn't buy a child really. buy most things that. they don't have something. i want to f

captain albert, director, music composed and directed by technical sergeant, staff arranger.e fall of 1950, six or were hand cameras were allowed to briefly cover a meeting of a joint inaugural committee as they discussed plans for the incoming integration. chairman of the committee, of new hampshire, speaker sam, of new texas, senator frances greene of rhode island, house majority leader mccormack of massachusetts, senator john, of alabama, house minority leader joseph martin junior of massachusetts, senate -- mark. installation of the special steel platforms where television and use reel cameras was immediately begun. approximately 540,000 feet of lumber was used to provide seeding for 12,000 of the invited guests. on january 3rd, 1957, the flag flew over the capital as both houses of congress met to begin the first session of the 85th congress. several days later, the president may a unprecedented address to the joint session of congress to apprise the membership of that then serious situation. he requested congressional approval for his consultancy and received such a res

days of their flight, regardless of their vaccination status starting january 26th. >>> pfizer ceo albert bourla has welcomed the new trump administration guidelines expanding covid vaccine eligibility to americans 65 and older. speaking exclusively to cnbc he added the drug maker has enough supply of its vaccine to support the decision. >> i think this is exactly what needs to be done, and i think so far, i don't think that we have any offering less vaccine in the countries, that the countries frankly need we have much more than they can use. i think the main point right now is to ramp up operations so it can administer more vaccines we will increase dramatically our production for this year up to 2 billion doses, and feel comfortable we'll be able to deliver that. >> meanwhile, eli lilly ceo david ricks told cnbc that pre-clinical studies have shown the antibody treatment can be effective against the u.k. variant of the virus. >> the u.k. variant gets a lot of press because it's probably 50% more contagious, though there's no evidence it's more lethal it seems clear the single antibody

devolved bug on saturday there were winds of her frankfurt bend then and blood back freiburg and albert also took all 3 points. as 2020 came to an end to so cheered at events marking the chill 150th anniversary of composer that van beethoven many caught many were concerts that were moved online or canceled altogether because of the pandemic one illustrator found a way to celebrate beethoven's news ical genius on paper with a comic book called golden boy. larger than life of a hero one of music's greats that's how we think of ludwig van beethoven today but berlin cartoonist mikhail ross has now taken the musical giant down off his pedestal and turned him into a comic hero. does in november so this is with frozen fingers since it's winter but what i find amazing is that all of the images we have of beethoven show him looking grumpy. to help people get an idea of beethoven ross turned to the composers childhood in bonn. the only person in the whole story whoever forbade beethoven from playing his own music it was his father who thought it was their accounts that the boy liked to improvise

albert kirsch, la supuesta mente maestra del programa "blackbriar", y el director de la c.i.a.sen, jefe operativo del programa. mientras tanto, el misterio rodea el destino de david webb, tambiÉn conocido como jason bourne, la fuente que descubriÓ el programa "blackbriar". se informa que le dispararon a webb y cayÓ desde un edificio de diez pisos en manhattan hasta el rÍo del este. sin embargo, despuÉs de una bÚsqueda de tres dÍas, no se ha hallado el cuerpo de webb. [♪] c:etapmu >> para largo y ancho de la labahia los detalles en instantes donde en el país hay nuevo entrenador del pgnse los preserve 1 rato más. >> que nos acompaña el primer sábado continuamos con las mismas preocupacionesy en los covid-19 no se detienen ayer el mar más de 53,000 casos en 1 solo día en california nos muerdo por este virus al menos 24 horas ocurren las camas de tales se acaban el personal de salud exhausto estamos en vivo desde san francisco >> buenas tardes en el área de la bahía tiene 5 camas y la novia de laredo 5 . 1% de toda 1 porque es la más se ha reportado desde que se inició la pandemia

albert,buenos dÍas. albert: muy buenas.ocurre. por un lado temperaturas en el piso chicago 27, ohio tambiÉn temperaturas congelantes. en azul temperaturas congelantes, prÁcticamente todo estados unidos, al noreste del paÍs mira como vemos la precipitaciÓn en forma de nieve pegada a los grandes lagos, en ohio, cincinnati, en bÚfalo, en nueva york, viento que pasa por encima de los lagos, se carga de humedad y nos deja esas nevadas. acumulados han sido impresionantes y como ocurre este fenÓmeno, necesitamos un lago pegado a una costa y que tiene que ocurrir la temperatura del agua tiene que estar un poco mÁs alta que la temperatura en el piso. cuando eso se estÁ cumpliendo y tenemos una brisa desde el agua hacia tierra se carga de humedad y se va evaporando, se forman las partÍculas en suspensiÓn y si la tierra estÁ congelada cae la nevada y es lo que vemos en la zona de ohio, en pensilvania, esas nevadas impresionantes, que nos pueden dejar en algunos lugares de 6 a 8 pulgadas de nieve entre hoy y maÑana. nevada importante e

va s er un exito como tambiÉn el Éxito de nuestro albert que inunda la casa. de nuestras cÁmaras de aircam. han bajado las temperaturas en texas y el fin de semana llegan para el sabado en la maÑana. harÁ frio y pasamos de 74 a 58 grados. la cosa se pone interesante en chicagodonde llega la nieve para el sÁbado en la tarde y el doingo serÁ un dÍa frÍo y con mucha nieve. esa nevada nos puede dejar hasta 8 o 9 pulgadas. el domingo tambiÉn tendremos lluvias y nieves. los acumulados de mas de 9 pulgadas. a nivel nacional esta es la fotografÍa porque la lluvia del centro se mueve hacia el este. el lunes les traigo aquÍ las mejores imÁgenes. >> tienen que escuchar esto porque aquÍ los ayudamos y hoy no puede dejar de ver una app que sirve para conectar a familiares de la tercera edad en tiempos de pandemia. alan: raÚl molinar nos lleva a conocer el carro de la serie americana del auto increÍble que hoy estÁ en su casa. satcha: no tienes que dejar la dieta durante el fin de semana porque viene alejandro chabÁn para decirnos cuÁles son los carbohidratos buenos. karla:

. >> tacher, vuelvo contigo despuÉs, vamos con albert. con mucha fuerza, 70 millas por hora las rÁfagas de viento y llegan incluso a colorado, para que hagan una idea, durante las prÓximas horas los vientos estÁn ahora mÁs intensos en la zona en montana pero durante la tarde y noche se intensifican tambiÉn en dakota del norte, en dakota del sur, 60 millas por hora, vientos tremendamente fuertes en esa regiÓn y que nos van enviando poco a poco las nubes que nos traerÁn el que andrÉ tiempo que tantos anunciado en el norte del paÍs. un poquito de nieve en las montaÑas de idaho y luego cuando el sistema se mueva a los grandes lagos tendremos nieve en esa zona y quiero hablar de un historia de dos ciudades, rÁpido de city en dakota del sur y atalanta en georgia, mira el con trace en dakota del sur 61 frente a los casi 50 si lo llegan a alcanzar en atlanta y es que el viento estÁ ayudando que se dispare mucho las temperaturas en las zonas de montaÑa. cÁmaras en vivo, 32 ahora en atlanta, mÁs en darle tiempo en dakota del norte que en georgia y

that's christopher alberts who was arrested yesterday at 7:30 p.m. in the course of clearing the capitol. when they made this arrest, this individual apparently had a handgun on him, as well as a bullet proof vest, 12 rounds of ammo. that was one of the individuals arrested. another individual and i'm working on that person's name, was arrested for repeatedly punching an officer with a closed fist. today what we're getting is a very bare-bones charging document. not one of these big expansive indictments we might see in a normal case. these are the basic facts in order for the feds to move forward with a federal case and have the necessary facts to make an arrest. we're getting preliminary details here right now, katy. two individuals have been charged. i may have received an update with additional charges. hang on one second. the other individual is mark leffingwell. he's been charged with trespassing, assaulting an officer and violent entry on capitol grounds. that was the person who struck the officer. christopher alberts apparently tried to flee.

venta de liquidación han comenzado almacenes >>> las cadenas de supermercado que son propiedad de albertfluye el tránsito, estamos viendo nuestro querido golden gate abierto, para la interestatal retrasos de unos 18 minutos y por último la 101 por esta zona, se reporta retraso de más o menos 9 minutos y por último el puente san mateo y el imaginario que tranquilo porque no lo pudimos ver y ahora si si lo estamos viendo igual, más o menos 8 minutos de retraso. vamos hacia este sector con el que nos vas a tener los deportes carlos? >>> pues césar yo crecí con mi papá diciéndome que era el mejor jugador de todos los tiempos pero siempre nos quedamos con la duda de cuántos o les había metido si son de acuerdo brasileño al regresar de la pausa (comerc [♪ ♪] [♪ ♪] [♪ ♪] [♪ ♪] >>> buenas tardes concibieran entre los mejores jugadores de toda la historia y cuantos goles dice que fueron >>> hace una semana rompió el récord de goles de felipe y de 728 pues bien decidió poner fin a este debate en su biografía con la cantidad de goles según lo que él el oficio >>> son muchos más que lo que se tenían

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Áreas residencial jz >>> es mi cuarta vez he salido dos veces positivos y ahora repito el test >>> albertlas pruebas se hacen de 8 de la maÑana a 8 de la noche de lunes a sÁbado >>> yo creo que en mÉxico como presentaba los sÍntomas me hice el examen >>> toda su familia asegura terminÓ con el virus y hizo la cita en el estadio de los dodgers >>> yo pensaba que en verdad no existÍa no veo la gente morir y nada y sÉ que mucha gente estÁ muriendo con esto. ahora si me dio miedo ya. >>> otro miedo que hay ahora es terminar en una ambulancia por otra enfermedad porque los hospitales del condado de los Ángeles estan experimentando lo mismo que hace 3 semanas en el condado de orange >>> ademÁs de atender las personas que tienen que han sido diagnosticada con con covid todavÍa siguen las mismas emergencias de todos los dÍas, ataques del corazÓn, de caÍdas, accidentes de carro >>> falta de camas y saturaciÓn de llamadas al 911 han desbordado la sala de emergencia donde un paciente puede terminar siendo atendido por los paramÉdicos en la ambulancia >>> las esperas en las salas de emergencias son ho

tienes contigo albert. >> hay que aclararlo.nÍsimas, voten por carlos villagrÁn, kiko, les mando millones de besos, millones de abrazos, de pellizcos, de todo para que sean felices. ahÍ nos vemos. chao. >> Él es el imitador quien tomÓ y frases mÁs reconocidas del personaje kiko para per votos a favor de carlos villagrÁn, haciendo creer de quÉ se trataba del personaje la vecindad del chavo que todos amamos pero, ¿sÍ o no? >> como kiko, es de los comentarios que han habÍan a redes sociales, la gente lo ha dicho, realmente por ser un gran comediante tiene la credibilidad necesaria y personalidad necesaria para ocupar un puesto polÍtico en querÉtaro. >> yo votarÍa por Él. [risas] >> vamos a tomarlo la noticias, sobre todo este tipo noticias con calma, con buena onda porque sos importante. hablando de tik tok a regresar vamos a decirles cÓmo hacer vÍdeos seguros para tus hijos. ademÁs hoy tenemos la historia de tik tok mÁs generoso de california que con sorprender vender esa ambulantes y le da dinero, en "despierta amÉrica" hablamos