back to you, andy. andy: thank you, dr. fauci. just to clarify -- i think you said six out of seven million at last count, is that correct? dr. fauci: yes. andy: ok. great. let's open it up for questions. >> let's go to rebecca robin, "new york times." reporter: yes, thank you. the institute of india has been saying that biden administration is blocking exports of raw materials that it needs to make covid vaccines. the institute has also urged president biden to lift that embargo. so i wanted to ask -- which raw materials are at issue here? do you have any plans to address their concerns? andy: so dr. fauci, i don't know if you have a response or any details. dr. fauci: you know, andy, i don't. we can get back to you on that, i'm sure. i don't have anything for you right now. andy: let us get back to you. suffice it to say we are taking very seriously the global threat from the pandemic. have been a leader in the funding of covax. has done several bilateral transfers of vaccines. and are looking very hard and taking very seriously

andy: thank you. let us take questions. >> angeli at yahoo! finance. angeli: with california looking to open up more regularly do we have a new number to include vaccinations on what the new threshold might be for reopening, broadly? andy: why don't we start with dr. walensky and if you want to add something, dr. fauci, you can after that. dr. walensky: thank you for the question. i think dr. fauci has been talking about case counts below 10000 and 5000. we are at 62,000. what i would say is in the context of vaccination we have that have our case counts be very low to stop circulating the virus and the emergence of the variants and what will eventually stop deaths. i am encouraged by the decreased number of deaths which i am convinced is a part of the vaccination of our elderly communities. i think we are way too high to be thinking that we have won this race. andy: dr. fauci, anything you would add? dr. fauci: very well said. it is the question of the case counts. what we will almost certainly see a

andy: three questions. the first one on the likely timing, and the third one on thoughts around how vaccinating kids impacts herd immunity, maybe dr. fauci can answer those. dr. fauci: with regard to herd immunity, do you want me to start with that? andy: herd immunity and whatever thoughts you have on the timing of approval. dr. fauci: pfizer has already mentioned on the basis of their clinical trial that they are going to try to recommend an eua for kids 12 to 15 years old because you may recall from a prior presentation, they have literally 100% efficacy. zero events in the vaccine group. i think that is imminent. they are going to be putting in for that. we had mentioned that we hoped children in high school would be able to be vaccinated by the time we get to the early fall season. with regard to children and herd immunity, i would like to get people away from this concept of referring to something that is very elusive in definition because we do not know what herd immunity percentage of vaccinated peo

andy, 18% gain.alk annmarie, myself, and the viewers through where the spike in the business came for you. good morning, andy. andy: good morning to you. i think we have had a good start to the year. as you say, we had a significant increase in profitability, up 18%. $1.4 billion is one of the biggest quarter's profit wise we have had in several years, and a lot of that did come off the back of significantly reduced credit impairment charges. a charge of $20 million to the courts, which compares with just over $2 billion for the whole of last year. a very significant improvement in the credit portfolio performance. the income line was a fraction down, about 3%, but that was driven by the interest rate reductions that happened just after the first quarter last year. that will start to normalize as we move forward. we are very happy with the start of the year. annmarie: andy, you're happy, you say it is significant, so do we have any visibility on buybacks and dividends? andy: we will talk more about t

andy, 18% gain. talk annmarie, myself, and the viewers through where the spike in the business came for you. good morning, andy. andy: good morning to you. i think we have had a good start to the year. as you say, we had a significant increase in profitability, up

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his name is andy garcia. the actor. are you familiar with andy? 65th birthday today. would you like to say happy birthday to andy? >> happy birthday! >> happy birthday, andy! >> you can talk to them, andy. >> thank you so much. be safe! >> thank you. >> jimmy: all right. there you go. okay. well, that was nice, right? a walk-by. got to go. >> jimmy: i know you're a big dodgers fan. we've also arranged for clayton kershaw to be a part of your birthday, but he's not actually here and you won't see him. >> well, that's pretty much standard operating procedure in our relationship. >> jimmy: how many times have you thrown out the first pitch at dodgers stadium? >> twice. >> jimmy: two times. we have photos from both of those times. so the first one -- well, your form is not bad. but it looks like you really improved by the second time around. have you been cuba libre'ing it up a little bit before the first one? >> no, just before the show. >> jimmy: was that a thrill for you? >> yeah. >> jimmy: or was that something that made you nervous? >> at least o

andy: all right. thank you. i think we have time for a few questions. >> we only have a few minutes for questions today so please, please, keep your questions to one question. first we'll go to cbs. reporter: hi here. thanks for taking my question. can you lay out what it [indiscernible] the administration has done -- [indiscernible] pfizer and moderna vaccines and did the trial include a booster shot so people know what to expect medically if they have to get one? thank you. andy: i have to ask you to repeat that because you cut out in the middle. reporter: sure. i'm just looking for specifics about what the administration has done or is doing to acquire enough booster shots for people in the case that they need them for the pfizer and moderna vaccines and whether the booster was part of the trials so people know what to expect medically if they get one in terms of side effects. thanks. andy: got it. i'll take the first half of that. then in terms of side effects or anything like that, i turn to dr. fauci for t

. >> when andy cohen tried to kill us. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: when andy cohen tried to kill us, i'm gladeah, yeah. >> jimmy: this is right when we first heard of the pandemic. right? >> right. you were doing "millionaire." this was days before the entire country shut down. and andy and i, for reasons i'm still not quite clear on, flew out to los angeles to appear together on "millionaire" on the cusp of a global pandemic. [ laughter ] unbeknownst to you or i, andy cohen was already infected with covid. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i flew with him on a plane. he hugged me during the show on television. [ laughter ] he got very close to you. then we flew back together. >> jimmy: cohen-19. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: were you nervous? i remember when he got back, then he texted me, he was like, hey, um, i tested positive for covid. it was like, oh, terrific, that's great news. >> yeah. >> jimmy: were you worried when you got that news? >> yeah. especially because he had just sent me a bunch of photographs of us on the plane, him with his arm around me, a glass of alcohol in his hand.

andy? >> andrew: look, this is all political theater, watching the press conference i was kind of wondering how big of idiots they actually think we are, if we wanted to balance the supreme court and you're complaining that there is 6-3 conservative majority, then why wouldn't you propose three seats? i propose four seats? it's obviously because they don't want supreme court balance, they want a situation where they can push the results that they want to push on the country. the second thing is, i don't think they really, realistically think that they are actually going to get court packing done, there's too much opposition to it. but what you heard at the end of that press conference is what this is really all about which is, much like what fdr did in the 1930s, a gun to the supreme court's head in order to try to affect the way it either rules on cases, what those outcomes are going to be, if there are conservative results how narrow they are going to be rather than how big the precedenti

andy: so what now?gue teams want to keep on playing in their domestic leagues, but uefa says their players could be banned, potentially from the world cup, while the government condemned the proposals. >> we will look at everything we can do with the football authorities to make sure this does noto ahead with the way it is currently being proposed. i don't think it is good news for fans. i don't think it is good news for football in this country. andy: some believe this is all negotiating tactic from the big clubs to get more champions league oney from uefa. but if it happens for teams and supporters, football will never be the same. andy swiss, bbc news. katty: nasa says a new chapter in space exploration has broken after a successful test flight of a drone on mars, calling it the right brothers moment. the drone was air bone for about 40 seconds. let's get the latest from rebecca morel. rebecca: it was a flight that lasted 40 seconds but by hovering in the martian air, rning and then landing, nasa's i

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andy samberg is a wastrel that has _ beautiful wedding.has been _ beautiful wedding. andy samberg is a wastrel that has been reliving - beautiful wedding. andy samberg is a wastrel that has been reliving the - wastrel that has been reliving the same wedding day, not his, over and over again for as long as he can remember. sarah, the sister of the bride who finds herself unwittingly pulled into the same vortex, about which she is not best pleased. she is not alone, withjk simmons similarly dragged into the private hell. you don't have to be a hit film history to get a sense of deja vu, orto film history to get a sense of deja vu, or to go, film history to get a sense of deja vu, orto go, "hang on, isn't film history to get a sense of deja vu, or to go, "hang on, isn't that just groundhog day but with more people dragged into the time that?" palm springs owes a debt to the classic in which bill murray woke up in the same day over and over again while gradually falling in love with his co—star, but rather than simply replicating or ripping of

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have fun tomorrow, andy. >> thanks, andy. >> thanks. >> thanks for joining us, i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. have a great weekend, everyone. "new day" starts right now. >>> i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman in washington on this "new day." rudy giuliani breaking the silence and new this morning, the warning he received, plus a confession letter with matt gaetz in a criminal investigation. >>> the coronavirus just explodes in india. we're going to speak with an icu doctor at the center of it all. and a new warns from al qaeda terrorists . >>> a very good morning to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it is friday, friday, april 30th. >> that's what they told me when i came in. >> it's true. rudy giuliani is on the ropes and is speaking out for the first time. the former new york mayor appeared on fox to proclaim his innocence. his team expects to announce a court fight over this raid and they'll claim attorney/client privilege involving rudy giuliani's work for former president trump. >> the fbi warned rudy giuliani he was the target of a russia

andy and i made a good plan. find your own andy at schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. lot more? so what are you waiting for? world's strongest man martins licis to help you break down boxes? arrrggh! what am i gonna do to you box? let me “break it down” for you... arrgggh! you're going down! down to the recycling center! >>hey, thanks martins! yeah, you're welcome. geico. switch today and see all the ways you could save. gerry: many students in california are back in schools but it's not exactly the teaching they were expecting kids that public school have been stuck at home for a year, california major cities around by democrats who have funded by the teachers unions, despite the fact for months it's been clear that covid risks are minimal the unions have refused to go back to school, it is their demand that has become first, parents, the taxpayers who pay the teachers salaries have been told that their voices don't matter, the fact that their children are not getting proper education despite the highest taxes in the nation, that is too bad. finally the kids are back

andy and i made a good plan. find your own andy at schwab. a modern approach to wealth management.nia are back in schools but it's not exactly the teaching they were expecting kids that public school have been stuck at home for a year, california major cities around by democrats who have funded by the teachers unions, despite the fact for months it's been clear that covid risks are minimal the unions have refused to go back to school, it is their demand that has become first, parents, the taxpayers who pay the teachers salaries have been told that their voices don't matter, the fact that their children are not getting proper education despite the highest taxes in the nation, that is too bad. finally the kids are back in most schools but that doesn't mean the teachers are, the state hasn't ordered its employees to go back to work, and some schools kids have been turned into ~ bringing headphones and a laptop they will be in the classroom but the teacher walked the teacher will still be allowed to teach the class from home while in adult watches the students in the classroom itself.

andy kim. want to thank senator hirono and mung for leading the charge on legislation, and speaker pelosi and congressman kim for lending their great support for this as well. we know over the past year there has been an awful rising tide of violence and discrimination against asian americans. it is driven by fear, by misinformation, by age old prejudices, from shouted insults to racial slurs to actual physical assaults. i attended five or six rallies in new york while we were on break, and the stories break your heart. an elderly man came to me and said, i am afraid to walk down the street in new york city because i might be ridiculed, cursed at or spat upon. a young lady said she stopped going to work because the hospitals have stares of people that are piercing. and then actual violence. every day in america, in this 21st century america asian americans fear they might be insulted, assaulted or worse. sadly, the recent wave of anti-asian violence is not a new chapter in american history. the

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andy swiss, bbc news. andy swiss, bbc news.use aimed at players. their "project restart" investigation found that abusive tweets that had been reported, were still live. this comes as english football and a number of other sporting bodies, including uefa, get set to start their social media boycott over the weekend in a unified stand against racism and discrimination. it takes place between 3pm on friday and 11.59pm on monday night. the semi—finals are under way at the world snooker championship, and it's been a tight start so far between 2015 winner stuart bingham and three—time champion mark selby. the lead has been alternating, the cue ball was changed and the cushions were causing issues, but it was selby who won the final frame of the afternoon session to level the match at a—all, with the first to 17 claiming a place in the final. while kyren wilson will take a 6—2 lead into tomorrow afternoon's second session of his semifinal against shaun murphy. after losing the opening frame last year's beaten finalist wilson reeled o

we're joined once again by cnn law enforcement analyst andy mccabe.ed as acting director after the firing of james comey and started the mueller investigation. explain why this reporting on konstantin kilimnik matters so much. maybe we can pull up this graphic to understand what we learned yesterday. they said, quote, kilimnik provided russian services with sensitive information on polling and campaign strategy during the 2016 presidential campaign. kilimnik received those internal materials from then-trump campaign chairman paul manafort and his deputy rick gates, according to special counsel robert mueller's report. the report said gates repeatedly transferred internal data throughout 2016 at manafort's direction. what does this say? >> thaey've been wrong all alon and now we know that more clearly. the investigation was opened to determine if there was an improper or illegal relationship between the campaign and the government of russia. we knew that the government of russia did things to help the cam campaign, right? they hacked into the dnc, they

andy: this is the mantra, right?talk about dual circulation and the intention, clearly, is to become self-sufficient. particularly in those areas of technology, which they regard as chokepoint technologies. the most important of those being semiconductors. whether or not the billions and billions of dollars they are investing in new technology will pay off and they will actually be able to get self-sufficiency. but yeah, they are looking inward. the open door, as they used to call it, is closing. matt: andy, great to get some time with you. i look forward to seeing you. we will do this segment every week, so we will get your insight, your unique insight on the growth of that economy and how it integrates with the growth over here, whether we see that continued integration or whether we see a little bit of a bifurcation will be interesting. andrew browne of bloomberg new economy forum. check out the new economy daily from bloomberg economics. it focuses on what is driving the global economy and what it means for polic

hi, my name is andy shallal. i'm the c.e.o. and founder of busboys and poets, a local community space. did anybody go to black lives matter plazza last night? behind me is the peace and justice wall which represents much of the civil rights struggles that have taken place here. cory: i think that street art in washington, d.c., has always been very important because of our proximity to, you know, national power. >> we shall overcome! cory: and obviously, we get people coming in from all over the country to protest on any number and range of issues. andy: we had an incident that happened where one of our storefronts were broken. and we decided to fix it by putting a piece of plywood temporarily until the glass arrived. so when we put the plywood it looked like a canvas and i'm an artist, so i decided to paint something on it, and i decided that i'm going to call a few friends that have storefronts and ask them if it's ok for us to paint their storefronts. and we send out artists. we paid them to go do the work. the artists were

andy samberg is nyles, a hawaiian—shirted wastrel who's been reliving the same wedding day, not his,ilioti is sarah, the sister of the bride who finds herself unwittingly dragged into the same temporal vortex in which nyles is trapped, about which she is not best pleased. she's not alone, withjk simmons, who was similarly dragged into nyles�* private hell, seeking revenge with a crossbow. you don't have to be a film historian to get a sense of deja vu, or to go, "hang on, isn't thatjust groundhog day but with more people dragged into the time loop?" the answer is yes and no. yes, palm springs owes a debt to the �*90s classic in which bill murray woke up on the same day over and over again while gradually falling in love with co—star andie macdowell... wait, stop, there is a bomb in the cake. ..but rather than simply replicating or ripping off groundhog day, which itself owed a debt to such diverse sources as it's a wonderful life and anne rice's novel the vampire lestat, palm springs takes that premise and runs with it, acknowledging and even joking about some of its predecessors�* p

andy mccarthy joins our conversation.ff trey was saying there. what is your expectation momentarily here? >> well, i think the complication -- i agree with a lot of what trey said. i think the complication here is that the criminal justice system is designed to address actual malicious, intentional wrongdoing. and even when we see something that is horrific, if it's not clearly intentional wrongdoing, the criminal justice system is not a comfortable fit for that. so we know that chauvin has been fired, which i think is completely appropriate. they have made a civil settlement with the family, which is completely appropriate. but that doesn't mean that it is going to be a seamless fit when you take something like this where you have police officers who are actually lawfully entitled to use force and where the force that they used started lawfully because what the evidence in the case has shown is that george floyd resisted. and he actually resisted so effectively that he fought off four trained police officers trying to de

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andy - the task? from all indications i have seen, yes. andy jassyl the task? i have seen, yes. andy jassy is i have seen, yes. andyjassy is a strong leader, a long—time hammers on employee. he has worked withjeff and knows the company well and the company knows him well. as well, dave clark leading the consumer retail business is a well—known amazonian. even beyond a single person, the culture and the ways of operating are very well established by amazon. and it should also be said that geoff pazo's isn't stepping that far away and i'm sure he will have away and i'm sure he will have a reasonably close finger on the pulse of the company. i was auoin to the pulse of the company. i was going to ask _ the pulse of the company. i was going to ask about _ the pulse of the company. i was going to ask about that. - the pulse of the company. i was going to ask about that. do - the pulse of the company. i was going to ask about that. do you | going to ask about that. do you thinkjeff bezos is still going to be pulling the strings here, is he effectively a master puppet

andy verity, bbc news.ntroduced on boxing day last year. the first minister said the scheduled unlocking would go ahead as planned, with hospitality venues, gyms and non—essential shops reopening from next monday. all travel restrictions will also be lifted. coronavirus is spreading at a terrifying rate in india, and hospitals in many parts of the country are overwhelmed, leaving people struggling to get help for their loved ones. about 1,800 people have died of covid in the past 24 hours. our correspondent yogita limaye has been to a crematorium in ghaziabad, bordering the capital, delhi, where the situation is desperate. while we've been here, every 20 minutes to half an hour, we've seen an ambulance come in bringing dead bodies in. we've seen families who say they've been waiting here for 14, 16 hours to perform the last rites of their loved ones. the surge they are seeing here is because of the coronavirus crisis. i've been speaking to people here who talk about their struggles finding hospitals, findin

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andy and i made a good plan. find your own andy at schwab.curity adviser lieutenant general h.r. mcmaster calls president biden's plan to withdraw from afghanistan a, quote, utter disaster. joining me now is bob behr, a former cia operative. good to see you, bob. so there's some -- iea lot of criticism being hurled now. a senior u.s. official says the plan to withdraw from afghanistan will likely unwind an extensive intelligence and covert network that's been established over two decades. what are the consequences, potentially? >> fred, there are very few. that's a para military force which has been decidedly unsuccessful since we invaded in 2001. it's meant to fight the taliban. it's been losing in the field. a para military forces like that are very bad at collecting intelligence. if they're pulled out of there, we're not losing much. and that is not to mention the taliban is a cult, which is almost impossible to get into. they're going to do what they want to do and we're not going to know it until they do it. unfortunately that's been the

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