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el doctor anthony fauci no descarta que la mutaciÓn ya haya llegado aquÍ a los estados unidos.os que imponen restricciones a viajeros del reino unido. ante la variante del covid, el gobernador andrew cuomo del estado de nueva york, acaba de pedirle a las aerolÍneas que exija a los pasajeros una prueba negativa de coronavirus antes de embarcar vuelos desde reino unidos hasta new york. varias compaÑÍas de inmediato han aceptado esta iniciativa, y han anunciado que la comenzarÁn a implementar en las prÓximas horas. en las Últimas horas el doctor anthony fauci, de 79 aÑos de edad, ustedes saben, experto en enfermedades infecciosas del paÍs, ya ha recibido la vacuna contra el covid. junto al doctor anthony fauci son vacunados el secretario de salud y servicios humanos, alex azars, el director de servicios de salud, y trabajadores de primera lÍnea de administraciÓn entrÓ todos ellos con la vacuna de moderna ahora deben esperar al menos tres mÁs para la segunda dosis. hablamos de esa nueva cepa que tiene en alerta al mundo, nos conectamos con el doctor carlos del rÍo, profesor de medi

so marco rubio has called anthony fauci a liar.ederalist said under the headline he admits he treated the american people like children saying, quote, we are not being told the truth by public officials or the media. they are trying to manipulate us, not informed us. it is not a matter for experts to simply decide and then lie about the signs to compel adherence to their plan. enough is enough. what say you? >> i want to start with the science on this and i'm scratching my head because anthony fauci compares this to measles and measles is solid as a rock. we know measles is the lowest contagious virus known to man it we have a vaccine that is 95% effective and we know we have to get 90% of the population vaccinated with measles in order to get herd immunity. that based on calculations as the doctor says that there is no way herd immunity would be 90% or covid-19 because it is not as contagious as measles, nowhere near close as contagious as measles of his initial estimate of 70% makes a lot of sense especially if this vaccine holds

here's what the country's top infectious disease scientist, anthony fauci, told the bbc today.he entire country, i believe it would've been better to have more uniformity of response rather than have different states doing things in different ways. and you have surges in one part of the country, followed by surges in another part. we're a very large country. we have 330—plus million people in the country, and i believe it would have been better if we did things in a more uniform, consistent way when you're thinking about the implementation of public health practices. that's just one of the things that i think were a problem. the other was mixed messaging that we've had. it's been much politcised. there have been, in this situation, i think everyone realises there's a great deal of divisiveness in this country. and there are people that take sides as to what kind of implementation of public health measures they should or should not do. bottom line is rather inconsistent in our response. well, today, anthony fauci received a vaccine jab during a livestreamed event at the national

anthony fauci to stay on as chief medical advisor. dr.ek murthy to reprise his role from the obama administration as surgeon general. and dr. rochelle walensky, an infectious disease expert to lead the centers for disease control. >> we're here to stand up for the right way to do things. >> reporter: one surprise pick, california attorney general javier becerra who would become the first latino health and human services secretary. his nomination comes days after the congressional hispanic caucus pressed the transition for greater representation. are you satisfied with the president-elect's picks thus far? >> it's too early to tell. >> reporter: n.a.a.c.p. president derrick johnson and other civil rights leaders meet with mr. biden tuesday. they want more african-americans in top cabinet posts. >> for african-americans we are often seen for our output-- can we turn out the vote, can we assist in getting someone elected-- but we want to make sure that we are also heard for our input. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that the president-elec

here is th top infectious diseases scientists anthony fauci. >> when deali with a pandemic involvingire country, i believe it would have been better to have a more uniformity of response rather than have different states doing things in different ways and you have surges in one part of the country followed by surges in another part of the country. we are a very large country. 330 plus million people in the country. and i believe it woue been better if we did things that were more uniform andt consist when thinking about the implementation of public health practices. that is just one of the things that i think were a problem. the other was mixed messaging we have had. asiteen much politicized. i think everybody realizes there is a great deal of divisiveness in this country. sides as to what kind oft take implementation of public health measures they shld or should bottom line isather inconsistent in our response. ros: today anthony fauci received a vaccine jab on a e livestrent at the national institutes of alth. he received the moderna vaccine, the second vexing to be improved -- app

dr anthony fauci sets the record straight on what he thinks about the uk decision to approve the new pfizer coronavirus vaccine i have a great deal of confidence in what the uk does both scientifically and from a regulatory standpoint. if i somehow came regulatory standpoint. if i somehow came across differently, i apologise for that. us president—electjoe biden says he will ask americans to wear masks for his first 100 days in office to curtail the spread of coronavirus. warner brothers is to stream all its films next year at the same time as they are showing in cinemas. and the million dollar teacher. an indian teacher wins this year's ‘s level teacher prize. —— global teacher prize. hello and welcome. we start with an apology from america's top infectious diseases expert dr anthony fauci after he criticised uk regulators over their rapid approval of a new coronavirus vaccine. britain on wednesday became the first country in the world to approve the pfizer—biontech vaccine for mass use. speaking earlier to cbs, dr fauci said the uk was not as rigorous as the us in its vaccine appro

exclusive interview with this channel, the man leading the american fight against the coronavirus, dr anthony fauci, sets the record straight on what he thinks about the uk decision to approve the new pfizer coronavirus vaccine. i have a great deal of confidence in what the uk does, both scientifically and from a regulatory standpoint. if i somehow came across differently, i apologise for that. the first doses of the newly approved pfizer vaccine have arrived in the uk. the roll—out begins next week. california issues stay—at—home orders for when hospitals approach breaking point as new covid cases threaten to overwhelm them. hello and welcome whether you're watching in the uk or around the world. we start with an apology from america's top infectious diseases expert dr anthony fauci after he criticised uk regulators over their rapid approval of a new coronavirus vaccine. britain on wednesday became the first country in the world to approve the pfizer—biontech vaccine for mass use. speaking earlier to cbs, dr fauci said the uk was not as rigorous as the us in its vaccine approval process. but when

mandatario exige un chequeq anthony fauci se vacuna, el principal infectólogo del país recibe la vacuna moderna, aumenta la alerta por la nueva cepa del virus que se propaga más rápidamente. >> estamos en el proceso de hacer experimentos, es más contagioso, aunque a lo mejor no es más peligroso. >> expertos creen que la nueva cepa del coronavirus puede ya estar en estados unidos (hablan en inglés) un senador latino, alex padilla reemplazará a kamala harris en el senado, siendo el primer senador hispano en california . >> una familia hondureña lleva el espíritu navideño a su comunidad que fue devastada, tendremos más de esta muestra de espíritu navideño, pero tenemos la amenaza de donald trump que puede poner en peligro los cheques de ayuda (música) el presidente donald trump amenaza por echar por la borda meses de negociaciones por el paquete de estímulo económico. exige cambios con un amplio apoyo bipartidista , calificó el plan como una desgracia y dijo que no lo firmará tal y como está, esto pone en alerta a millones de estadounidenses que sufren la crisis de la pandemia y se pregunt

dr anthony fauci sets the record straight on what he thinks about the uk decision to approve the new pfizer coronavirus vaccine. i have a great deal of confidence in what the uk does both scientifically and from a regulatory standpoint. if i somehow came across differently, i apologise for that. us president—electjoe biden says he will ask americans to wear masks for his first 100 days in office to curtail the spread of coronavirus. south africa's farm is under threat from the biggest locust outbreak in over a decade. and the million dollar teacher. an indian teacher wins this year's global teacher prize. hello and welcome. we start with an apology from america's top infectious diseases expert dr anthony fauci after he criticised uk regulators over their rapid approval of a new coronavirus vaccine. britain on wednesday became the first country in the world to approve the pfizer—biontech vaccine for mass use. speaking earlier to cbs, dr fauci said the uk was not as rigorous as the us in its vaccine approval process. but when he spoke to my colleagues earlier on this channel, dr fauci

anthony fauci has called the travel bans from other countries draconian measure. is there any sense there this is an overreaction? >> reporter: unfortunately the sense is the reaction wasn't strong enough. for months, medical experts called on the government to put in place stronger measures. even a few days ago, we were talking about potential of households to mix for christmas. now the government back pedalled on. the sense is throughout that the government have not listened to data. whatever the scientists are saying about this being a strain that has higher transmission, this is a strain more difficult to deal with, it is still relying on human behavior to spread it, kate. >> good point. wonderful to see you. thank you very much. >>> thank you for joining us. >>> hello, beand a gold reeg a in for brianna keilar. welcome to viewers in the united states and around the world. we begin this afternoon with a warning, new variant of covid may already be in the united states. now dr. fauci says it is probably in the u.s. as well. >> when you have this amount of sprea

anthony fauci to stay on in the same role in the biden administration. and biden saying when he's inaugurated, he'll ask americans to wear masks for 100 days to help save lives. tonight, more than 14 million americans have now tested positive. more than 192,000 new cases in just the past 24 hours. and as i mentioned, more than 100,000 now fighting this virus in the hospital. deaths now surpassing the peak last spring. at least 275,000 american lives now lost. tonight, california's governor with that warning, that there could very well be new lockdowns in areas where icus are close to capacity. most businesses will shut down, including in-person dining and hair salons. late today, delaware's governor announcing a stay at home advisory and issuing a universal mask mandate. in parts of ohio tonight, they're now asking for more mobile morgues. we have it all covered this evening, including new reporting, as well, on pfizer's vaccine and concerns they had over the supply chain. so we begin here with abc's whit johnson right here in new york. >> reporter: toni

anthony fauci. dr. i, bear with me as i tell our audience you have been the head of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases since 1984. you have agreed to become chief medical advisor for incoming president joe biden. do you see a light at the end of the tunnel, and what is your message to americans? dr. fauci: steve, there is certainly light at the end of the tunnel, but it is interesting. it is bittersweet. because we are still in the united states in the middle of the worst possible population, a couple of hundred thousand cases per day. we have 2000 deaths per day. just yesterday, we broke again another record of hospitalizations, with 121,000 people hospitalized for covid-19. we are in a very difficult situation. we are in the middle of the christmas-new year's holiday, there has been significant travel, we have seen the pictures on tv of airports crowded, people going to end fro for the holidays -- to and fro for the holidays. and then there will be congregants settings for dinner

fabiola: dijo hoy el doctor anthony fauci.hacer devoluciones y en busca de descuentos. en los angeles y san francisco la mayorÍa de tiendas estÁn trabajando sÓlo al 20% de su capacidad, pero aÚn asÍ han visto este domingo largas colas. ese tipo de aglomeraciones como las que ocurren en california tiene en alerta a las autoridades sanitarias y ante la proximidad del fin de aÑo, los centros para el control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades no quieren sorpresas y emitieron una guÍa de recomendaciones para que las personas tengan encuenta durante las reuniones y cenas familiares para recibir el 2021. eliana con los detalles. eliana: atiende la llegada del fin de aÑo las autoridades han dado una dia para minimizar la propagaciÓn del covid-19 a lo que parece inevitable , que muchos realicen celebraciones. el principal consejo es quedarse en casa y pasarla con las personas que viven en el hogar, pero si decides socializar, hay recomendaciones. >> si es que va tomar e invitar a personas, comer las medidas correspondientes. por ejemplo, pue

please submit your questions to doctor anthony fauci at the address at hsp fh . harvard . edf you. or on the facebook comments at harvard public health. but now onto our distinguished guest, doctor fauci, welcome s sir. >> thank you for having me. appreciate it. >> these conversations are so important. i would like to cover a variety of topics but let me ask about the news today. you heard about these two people in the uk who received the pfizer vaccine yesterday and to health care workers, nurses, i believe, with significance allergic reactions in response to the vaccine, pretty clearly within moments of having received the vaccine. how concerning is this? >> well, it obviously is of some concern because there are people who have what is called allergic diathesis or attendant get allergic reactions but both of those individuals, i believe, did in fact have that tendency. what we need to do looking forward and these are the kind of things that happen when you implement large vaccine programs. remember, we had 30000 people in the moderna trial and 44000 people in the pfizer trial but

anthony fauci. the renowned director of the federal government's institute of infectious diseases since 1984. he is speaking out tonight, the very night the federal government is on track to approve america's first covid vaccine. sending out trucks loaded with the shots to hospitals across the nation. this is big news, of course, for how this pandemic ends while also stoking life and death policy questions, like who goes first, who makes these tough calls? when can you get your vaccine dosage? dr. fauci will tackle these important questions tonight and speak on the challenges as covid, of course, is surging to these record-breaking numbers we've been tracking this very week, as well as lessons learned from his work with presidents across party lines, including, of course, the outgoing trump administration. so that interview, i want you to know, is coming up live tonight on "the beat." stick with us for the hour because i am very interested to hear what dr. fauci has to say. >>> we begin with our top

anthony fauci to serve as chief medical adviser on the covid-19.nd walenski is a infectious disease expert and we know biden has asked dr. anthony fauci to come on as a chief adviser to the white house. another name is dr. mar cella nunez-smith. she will try to attack the covid-19. black and latinos have been disproportionately by this virus. i'm told dr. anthony fauci will not attend tomorrow but they are trying to find a way for him to join. biden, the president-elect, is making it very clear that tackling this pandemic is a top priority for him when he takes office. >> two other major positions left to i fill. the secretary of defense and attorney general of the united states. what is the latest that you're hearing on those? >> reporter: it's shaping up to be a very busy week for the president-elect. he told reporters just a moment ago that he intends to name his picks for the secretary of defense and his attorney general this week. he specifically said that the defense second name will be coming on friday. now there are a variety of people who

anthony fauci saying on our air very bluntly we are below where we want to be. bianna, the number is very likely an underestimate, the number of shots in arms is likely an underestimate, not all states put in their data, there are reporting lags, it's not necessarily up to the second, it was a holiday weekend. theres a lot of hope that things will surge in january. but i think this really points to something's that we've talked about on this show before, that these are two different processes, getting the vaccines out, getting fedex and u.p.s. and trucks to do what they need to do to get the vaccines out and then to get the vaccines into arms. those are two different processes. getting fedex and u.p.s. in the trucks to do what they need to do, they do that every day. hospitals don't vaccinate their entire -- virtually their entire staffs every day. that is an unusual process, it is not something they do all the time. i for one am not surprised that these numbers are what they are. it's not an excuse but it makes you wonder as prepared as this country was to get

anthony fauci.he two doctors going on television to dispel dismight have conceptions that it was, quote, a gay disease. >> this can be transmitted as a virus by heterosexual contact, from women to men, as well as from men to women. >> how many more have to die? >> reporter: yet their attempts were often met with loud protests. often from the gay community, who felt government officials had ignored the outbreak. but curran says it was extremely important to have the gay community involved. >> many were activists. many were very informed activists like act up! they had a major role to play in calling attention to the problem, but also in getting our attention to deal with it. now, looking at covid, we have a ways to go with convincing people in the hardest-hit communities that a vaccine should be taken. when the vaccine becomes available, will you actually receive it? >> reporter: the nation's doctors, like now, advising the president. back then, it was ronald reagan, who for years refused to acknowle

anthony fauci day in lafayette. he received the honor yesterday. tte for following cdc guidelines and wear masks and stay at home and also talked about the hope that comes with the new vaccines and encouraged everyone to get their shots as soon as they can just like he did earlier this week. >> 80 years old. >> looking great. >> there are probably a few people who might still call it christmas eve even though it is fauci day, but we'll see. >> good point. >> take time to adjust. >> hey, happy fauci day. what are you talking about. >> well, we'll stick with christmas eve for now and get that forecast for meteorologist kari hall. >> and we have the delivery of those presents coming tonight. with santa already leaving the north pole and making his travels around the world. let's talk about what the weather will be like when he gets here. starting out with a lot of clouds this morning and even light rain and especially farther to the south. we are going to see some of the spotty sprinkles possible and also dealing with some fog and low visibility throug

to welcome to you when public health means business, chasing science to save lives with doctor anthony fauci and moderated by doctor group . our organ today is presented in partnership with the new england journal of massachusetts. here we are days away from the close of 2020 and we are at an inflection point. while the news around vaccis are promising the day-to-day headlines are as grim as they have ever been. an american is dying of covid-19 every 90 sonds and we have recorded 4 million new covid-19 cases in november and more than 1 million cases in december just nine days into this month. covid-19 has just passed heart disease as the number one killer of americans. as of this morning more than 286,000 americans have died due to covid-19 and in just one day, just one day yesterday, we lost 2600 of our fellow aricans to covid-19. to put those numbers into context we are experiencing a tragedy on the scale of pearl harbor every single day, right here at home. from an economic security standpoint we are facing the greatest threat to value creation since world war ii. if there were ever any d

anthony fauci: social distancing is really physical separation of people. dr. deborah birx: it's what we refer to when we ask people to stay at least six feet apart. dr. anthony fauci: not going to bars, not going to restaurants, not going to theaters where there are a lot of people... it all just means physical separation so you have a space between you and others who might actually be infected or infect you. dr. jerome adams: we all have a role to play in preventing person-to-person spread of this disease which can be deadly for vulnerable groups. for more information on how you can social distance please go to coronavirus.gov >>> welcome back. one thing we can all agree on, 2020 has been a remarkable year. >> here's a look back at the year's headlines. >> we had a very busy morning. the big breaking news involves the president. >> here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >> it was a new year and not just any new year. it was 2020. >> 2020. >> 2020. >> 2020. >> it's going to get worse and worse and worse. >> this is

yes, and tomorrow is officially anthony fauci day in lafayette. dr. uci received the honor during a fireside chat with council member cam burkes. dr. fauci praised the community for following cdc guidelines and stressed the importance of continuing to wear masks and staying at home. he also spoke with the hope that comes with the new vaccines and encouraged people to get vaccinated as soon as they can. he got the moderna vaccine, the first dose yesterday. >> he says it doesn't hurt and he didn't flinch. >> that's right. he takes his second dose in about 28 days. >> yeah. >> that's going to do it for us. thanks so much for joining us. "nightly news" is next. >>> tonight president trump threatening to derail covid relief for millions of desperate americans just before christmas. the presiden traveling to florida for the holidays after making a last-minute demand for congress to raise the stimulus checks from $600 to $2,000 also at stake extra unemployment benefits and small business aid. will he now veto it? >>> amid that political standoff the reality a

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also the vaccine that everything anthony fauci and they're telling us about vaccine distribution is wrongnd dangerous. tonight one of the cofounders of the great barrington declaration joins us live to challenge the emerging vaccine groupthink. with us for the hour at lisa boothe, but the first time on her show, here we go. another week and still the establishment are telling you to shut up and move on. if you've got questions about the election you are a conspiracy theory and if you point to the flaws in the mail in voting euro vote suppressor and if you think voters should be given important information about the candidates before the election, not after, you are undermining democracy. if you think elections should be run according to the constitution you are somehow a trader trying to destroy the country. but more than a third of all americans don't trust the 2020 election results. 70% of republicans think the election was rigged because of voter fraud and even some democrats think that. are all these people conspiracy theorists? over 100 million americans are racist bigots who want ci

. >> el audiencia de formalización doctor anthony fauci enfrenta una de las preguntas de los niños, sindo de esta nueva duda. >> acompáñenos en esta tarde. >> pero antes miren las imágenes, muchos niños preguntan qué pasara con santa, a él le aplican las recomendaciones para viajeros. >> el doctor anthony fauci dice que santa ya fue vacunado es que un niño le preguntó que no estaba seguro que si el papá noel iba a ir a su casa porque no estaba vacunado. >> Él dijo que sí estaba lvacuinado no precisó cuál vacuna. >> también un hombre aofrtundamente pues, pudieron apoyarlo y así nos despedimos pero queda en sintonía de la señal que la pasen bien. >> 6 >>> por covid-19 salga adelante. incluye un cheque

anthony fauci in the united states. anthony faucihas fauci in the united states.sise is that each country has a slightly different way of regulating. 0ur regulators in recent yea rs of regulating. 0ur regulators in recent years have really come round to the view they need to work very closely with people running the trial is from an early stage in order to make sure they are doing everything in a highly compliant and well regulated way, and having seen some well regulated way, and having seen some of these close—up, i can say that the regulation is extraordinary. the hoops you have to jump extraordinary. the hoops you have to jump through our remarkable and our own regulators are every bit as meticulous as everyone else's, but they are doing it a way that allows they are doing it a way that allows the process to be accelerated. some yea rs the process to be accelerated. some years ago we appreciated that you can't wait 12 or 18 years for a vaccine. you have to be able to do these things quicker. i am pleased to say they have responded, they haven't dropped their s

anthony fauci, hhs secretary alex azar and the head of the nih, dr. francis collins, all set to get vaccinated live, just one hour from now. but listen to this. as of monday morning, the cdc says about 614,000 people had gotten their shots. that is less than 100,000 vaccines per day. new cases are happening at double that rate. we went from 17 million to 18 million cases in just four days. this morning, the number of hospitalizations from covid are at an all-time high. more than 115,000 people are in the hospital in the united states right now. and there's a fear that things could get a whole lot worse in the few mutation of this virus makes its way from the uk to the united states. that mutation, which apparently spreads much faster than the version here, has prompted dozens of countries to stop flights from the united kingdom. so far the united states is not one of them. we are covering all the angles of these very important stories with reporters in washington and around the country. let's start on capitol hill with my colleague garrett haake who h

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the united states's top diseases expert dr anthony fauci has warned of another surge in covid cases after. dr fauci gave the warning in an interview with new york governor andrew cuomo. he said the christmas and new year period may be even more of a challenge than the spike in cases which followed last month's thanksgiving holiday. we don't mitigate well. we don't listen to the public health measures that we need to follow. and we could start to see things really get bad in the middle ofjanuary. without substantial mitigation, the middle ofjanuary can be a really dark time for us. earlier, i spoke to professor peter chin—hong. he's an infectious disease expert at the university of california in san francisco. i asked him what the situation was like in intensive care units where he was. i was just on the inpatient unit yesterday and i would say we're about four times more in terms of hospitalisations from about october, middle of october and intensive care units, i think we're seeing close to 20% capacity in some areas where i am, to 5% capacity in other areas of california, so it's desper

anthony fauci tonight. this is his first appearance on this program. this is something i've been looking forward to all year. obviously we have so many questions for him. he predicted this would be a dark winter for us with the pandemic, and that's where we are tonight. we're also going to have jon ossoff join us later in the hour as the days close in on that georgia election that will decide who controls the senate. jon ossoff will be joining us once again on that tonight. >> you have a great show and a great new year, and i will see you next year, my friend. >> thank you, ali. thank you very much. >>> well, anthony fauci graduated first in his class from cornell medical school in 1966 and two years later in 1968 the country endured the most turbulent presidential campaign year since the civil war. president lyndon johnson abandoned his re-election campaign. presidential candidate bobby kennedy was assassinated a month after the reverend martin luther king, jr. was assassinated. the democratic convention brought a week of rioting to chicago. there wer

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doctor anthony fauci the nation's top infectious disease specialist.>said while he expects this more contagious strain of covid-19 to spread across the world. he doesn't believe it will be more deadly than the current one. >>there's no indication at all that increases the virulence and by year is i mean the ability to make you sick or kill you it doesn't seem to make it more strong that he got caught he told the governor early indications suggest. >>the vaccine will still work on this train. he also said it's common for these types of viruses to mutate rna viruses. >>they make a living at it mutating they love to mutate the more you replicate the more you mutate so when you have a lot of virus that's circulating the community. it means it's infecting a lot of people it's it's replicating a lot and when you replicate you mutate the overwhelming majority of mutations are irrelevant. >>fauci also agreed that the availability and distribution of the current vaccine is less than what was initially promised, but he believes the u.s. will catch up next month.

exclusive interview with this channel, the man leading the american fight against the coronavirus, dr anthony fauci, sets the record straight on what he thinks about the uk's decision to approve the new pfizer coronavirus vaccine. i have a great deal of confidence in what the uk does, both scientifically and from a regulatory standpoint. if i somehow came across differently, i apologise for that. the first doses of the newly—approved pfizer vaccine have arrived in the uk. the roll—out begins next week. california issues stay—at—home orders for when hospitals approach breaking point as new covid cases threaten to overwhelm them. joe biden says he will ask americans to wear masks for his first 100 days in office to curtail the spread of coronavirus. hello and welcome whether you're watching in the uk or around the world. we start with an apology from america's top infectious diseases expert dr anthony fauci after he criticised uk regulators over their rapid approval of a new coronavirus vaccine. britain on wednesday became the first country in the world to approve the pfizer—biontech vaccine for mass

anthony fauci who is the director of the national institute ofurgy and infectious diseases at the national institutes of health, and who on january 20th will become president biden's chief medical advisor on covid-19. dr. fauci, thank you very much for joining us tonight. we really appreciate it. here we are on this dark day that you predicted would come. how much darker is it going to get this winter? >> well, unfortunately, i think that january is going to be a bad month. and the reason for that is that we already are at very, very high levels of infection, hospitalizations and deaths as you mentioned in the data that you showed very clearly. it speaks for itself. the problem is that when you have the amount of travel that we've had understandably during the holiday season, a rather prolonged holiday season from christmas through new year's, people congregating together, wanting to be together with their loved ones, which is again understandable. but what people will do is they likely will congregate indoors with larger numbers of people than they should, and that a very precarious situa

anthony fauci receiving the vaccine on live tv his new message and health secretary alex azar on how long you may have to wait >>> president-elect biden's year-end address. his warning, the darkest days of the pandemic are still ahead, and slamming president trump, saying he failed to protect the u.s. from that suspected russian cyberattack. >>> the department of justice suing walmart, alleging it helped fuel the opioid crisis the unarmed black man killed by police, the officer only turning on his body cam afr e fact, and whatas now happened >>> the nba tipping off tonight, but will the new season be successful outside the bubble >>> and after beating the odds, a miracle baby finally headed home for the holidays. ♪ >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone public health officials are pleading with americans to forego holiday travel and get-togethers in order to slow the spread of coronavirus. but adding to the domestic worries that brought a post-thanksgiving wave of cases, tonight there are heightened concerns about flights coming here from the uk w

ros: it is not just anthony fauci questioning the pfizer vaccine. former head of the european medical agency has told an italian radio station, personally, i would have expected a review of the available data which the british government has not done. he went on to suggest the emergency approval of the vaccine was a substantial political step that is not without risks. as we heard from gary o'donoghue a few minutes ago, one u.k. government minister had this explanation for the speed of the vaccine apoval process. i just reckon we've got the best people in this country, and we obviously have the best medical regulators. better than the french, much better than the belgians, much better than the americans have. that does not surprise me because we ara better country than them. ros: here is how the eu responded to that claim. >> let me say this. we are of course absolutely convinced that the regulators in the united kingdom are very good. but we are definitely not in the game of comparing regulators across countries, nor commenting on claims as to who

anthony fauci. >> no, i'm not shocked. i'm not, quote unquote, disappointed. >> reporter: governor newsom said more than 300,000 vaccines have been administered in california so far. dr. fauci said he recently spoke with chief operations officer for operation warp speed army general gus perna. >> as we get into january the feeling is that we're going to gain momentum to be able to catch up. >> reporter: perna has said everyone is working through how to administer the vaccine the right way and ensure it stays in accordance with the cold chain. dr. george rutherford is a professor of epidemiology for ucsf. >> would we be happier with more? of course we'd be happier with more. >> reporter: rutherford said right now a state committee is meeting to make decisions about who will receive the vaccine in the next month and a mav, once frontline health care workers have been vaccinated. >> i really look forward to getting the large majority of people who want to be vaccinated vakdsnated by the summer. >> reporter: in his conversatio

anthony fauci, the country's top infectious disease expert, to stay on in his administration and servehis chief medical officer. well, tonight, dr. fauci is apologizing to the british government after telling cbs news today that the u.k. moved too quickly to approve the pfizer vaccine. we've got lot of new reporting for you and your family and our seep is standing by to cover it all. cbs' adriana diaz is leading off our coverage in chicago. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the country is red hot with covid cases with health officials from coast to coast sounding the alarm about hospitals nearly at capacity, and that is because of the weight of record-setting hospitalizations and why today, california's governor issued new restrictions, triggered by the number of i.c.u. beds they have left. the pandemic has the nation's healthcare system nearing a breaking point. hospitalizations more than tripled since october 1. i.c.u. beds are nearly full, and frontline workers' energy levels nearly empty. >> it's overwhelming, and we're doing the best we can. >> reporter: it's worse in rural areas

anthony fauci. so let me just ask you? moisturizer goes beyond just soothing sensitive skin? exactly jen! calm + restore oat gel was designed for sensitive skin. uh! it's incredible! we formulated it with a super nurturing ingredient. prebiotic oat. it soothes skin and strengthens its moisture barrier, too. uh! i love it! i love it! aveeno® healthy. it's our nature.™ oh. wait! wait! sabrina! there's a serum, too? of course, there is. of course, there is. i knew that. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. today as we count down the hours until we can put 2020 behind us, the somber reality is that the coronavirus will follow us into the new year and all the signs are pointing to it only getting worse. we've now lost over 343,000 americans to the virus. the cdc now forecasts as many as 424,000 people may die by january 23. and now a new, more contagious mutant strain of

anthony fauci says those record numbers could lead to a new lockdown.s, a couple married for nearly half a century, dying of covid just seconds apart. breaking with president trump: the attorney general today says there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud. plus, what the president plans to do with the reported $170 million he's raised since election day. biden's economic team. the president-elect's message to the american people: >> help is on the way. >> o'donnell: congress considers a last-ditch effort todu new dose of covid relief. so what's in the nearly $1 trillion bipartisan plan, and what will it mean for you? dangerous winter storm-- the driving snow that might have sent this freight train off the rails. an actor's journey: the oscar- nominated star of "juno" announces he is transgender, and speaks out about the violence their community faces. and, on this giving tuesday, we salute a 13-year-old determined to help kids in need. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good eveni

anthony fauci of the nih about that vaccine program. that is up next on "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ the usual gifts are just not going to cut it. we have to find something else. good luck! what does that mean? we are doomed. [laughter] that's it. i figured it out! we're going to give togetherness. that sounds dumb. we're going to take all those family moments and package them. hmm. [laughing] that works. ♪ david: this is "balance of power " on bloomberg television and radio. hundreds of thousands of americans are being inoculated around the country as we speak, and it couldn't happen too soon, given the surge in coronavirus all around the country. we talked to dr. anthony fauci about the vaccine program overall, and specifically about his personal experience because he got vaccinated just yesterday. we asked him how he felt. dr. fauci: for at least five or six hours after the injection, i didn't feel anything at all. less than the flu vaccine. then late afternoon, early evening, i started to get a little bit

anthony fauci right there, what he said. mary bruce standing by. >>> and tonight, president-elect biden making news with his historic pick for secretary of defense. a retired four-star army general. if confirmed, he would be the first african-american to lead the pentagon. >>> sweeping punishments at ft. hood following the death of vanessa guillen. 14 senior leaders fired or suspended by the pentagon tonight. >>> armed police raid the home of a scientist in florida. the state's former covid data tracker. she claims offers pointed guns at her children and she says this is retaliation. >>> and paying tribute tonight to an american hero. chuck yeager, the first person to break the sound barrier. america's greatest pilot. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin tonight with the historic milestone in this global fight against the coronavirus. the first pfizer vaccine shots administered in the uk and tonight news here in the u.s., as well. that key 53-page report from the fda on th