alpha, beta, gamma, delta, and omicron. innovative approaches are needed to produce more durable protection against coronaviruses that are known and some that are at this point unknown. hence, the terminology, pandemic vaccine. this is somewhat of a complicated issue. this is what we call a genetic tree of the coronavirus. if you look at the center of the circle, that is the original source. like a tree, has many branches. as you can see, there are many different types of coronaviruses. those with humans are in red font. if you look at the alpha coronavirus, they are, with yellow, it is really part of the common cold coronavirus that we each get infected with, usually in the winter months. but if you look at the beta, you see the three that are causing pandemic threats. let's put a circle on the covid to where we are. we have five different variants. alpha, beta, gamma, and more that have impacted us here. also, if you go to the next slide, you can see that there is a good relationship. that is between one and two. they are

we're going to beta in to, to this year. so very soon in june that sort of target the team is crunching. going full steam ahead aiming to hit our goals, but beta will open up to a bigger player base. but the cool thing is, we're really seeing people buying our ships. i think in the last quarter we've done 200, something 1000 in sales. and the ships are not yet in f t, so as the company we can issue then at ease. so we see that people are buying the ships just to play the game. they're not speculating on an f. t craze as with a lot of other projects out there. yeah, it's an interesting period that you've got the big coin as the foundation layer. you've got liquid, which is a federated side chain, essentially as you describe it. and now you've got this economy, the science fiction economy kind of coming out of all of this. and anyway, thank for people to take a look at it because it is quite fast and getting back to the big coin world. let's talk about some flood, you know, people like to throw mud and fired at big coin. where

i get another beta for three ears? ~ ., , get another beta for three ears? ~ . , . ., , years?ase really has — years? i think what this case really has served _ years? i think what this case really has served to - years? i think what this case | really has served to highlight is how strict, uncompromising and confusing australia's immigration system can be. novak djokovic flew to australia believing that he had a medical exemption from covid—i9 vaccination front tennis australia which is the governing body here and also the victorian state government however when he arrived at the border which is a federal matter, those federal agents decided he did not meet those immigration rules and that is why this saga has lasted for ten days or so but we are expecting a definitive result either today or tomorrow. phil mercer, thank _ either today or tomorrow. phil mercer, thank you. _ police in texas are negotiating with a man who has taken people hostage at a synagogue. homes nearby in the city of colleyville are being evacuated. one person has been released but at least three others rem

that's why we have a beta of 1.67 that's too high. i'm not comfortable with it. the market is giving me a gift of taking out and i'm taking advantage. >> that's the market that we're in kolanovic says buy the dip >> no. no no i did not say that what i said was -- >> i took what you said and then i decided to say it, but go ahead. >> okay. so -- no, no, no well, you're wrong [ laughter ] you're wrong what i said was the nasdaq as i told you on monday was going have a short covering rally. boom we have it the technical formation for the nasdaq is intact you did not break the 200-day moving average that gets you to earnings. that's going to support technology overall, but if you have high beta exposure and you know what, scott if you're trading you have to understand what that means if you have high data exposure now is the time to get out of high data exposure the other apple, they're not high beta stocks. >> they're still going up a lot. they're still going up a lot stephanie link sold out of alphabet yesterday and put the money into meta. i mean, alphabet was up

that's beta testing. we're going to launch it formally tomorrow morning. this is how we did vaccines. gov as well. it's part of the process. reporter: do you have an official rollout, what time in the morning? jen: i don't have the exact time for you at this moment but it's going to be out tomorrow morning. mid morning tomorrow. and we're looking forward to getting free tests out to the public. reporter: and the maryland governor yesterday said the federal government has fallen short in a couple of ways recently in regards to its covid-19 response. he pointed to the 500 million rapid testing the federal government has purchased tests. his state had already contracted rather than purchase new tests. he said we're high abing the tests we already have plans for and we're now getting some of those providers to tell us they no longer have them. what is the white house's response to that criticism that the federal government is purchasing the same allotment of tests and hamstringing some state efforts here. jen: i'd have to check into that, on the accuracy of th

. >> looking forward to an official lawson tomorrow morning and right now it's in the beta phase. >>but tonight that beta phase is allowing americans across the country to begin ordering at home covid tests for free. courtesy of the federal government. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. amy: i'm ama daetz. you are watching abc7 news at 5:00. live here on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. dan: abc7 news reporter tim job -- tim johns how to order your at home free test and why some experts say it's too little, too late. tim: the free tests are available to order online at a government website. people can go to covidtest.gov and are redirected to a page run by the united states postal service. from there, just enter your contact and shipping information. the after people go ahead and order their tests here online, they can inspect them at their front door and -- in seven to 12 days. the federal government is picking up the cost of the tests so ordering them online is free. and you don't need a credit card number to do so. but some health experts say it's too

they said, hey, we've got better hours, higher pay, can you match it, and beta care said, no.w did a judge rule that they were forced to continue working for an employer who clearly didn't want them? >> well, the short answer is the government's out of control. kennedy: yeah. >> like you said, these workers were at will, they were not under contract. they even gave them the option to make a counter offer and try to retain them, and they declined and said, no, we don't think it's the worth the extra cost of paying you more. and i think the reason was because they decided they were going to go to court and attempt to force these employees to continue to work for them. let's be very clear about this, this is a blatant violation of the 13th amendment. if this sounds like slavery or involuntary servitude, it's because it is. kennedy: yes. >> this is blatantly an overreach by both beta care and by the judge that even temporarily ordered this. now, thankfully, it's been lifted, but the fact that we're even talking about that this was temporarily issued is chilling, and we need to tal

longer risk and they're trapped in high beta, lower quality holdings and they need to get out. i don't think this is about catching a falling knife at all. i don't think anyone's looking at the market saying let's get to the absolute bottom it's the other way where do we get to opportunity to take off risk the suspicious i have is that if the federal reserve is still prioritizing the wealth effect, you could get from chairman powell something that comforting the markets. on the other side, you've got earnings we'll see. >> obviously >> hey, scott, can i just -- >> as joe has referred to them in the past, growth, is feeling at risk because of what's happening with the change in rates. go ahead, weiss. >> yeah, there are two points to make number one, we talked about the wealth effect and josh talked about 29% of households are you know, record levels are in the market, but it's time and the fed is doing it, they're focusing on the 71% who are seeing their grocery bills double who are seeing they can't buy goods because demand is so great and shelves are bare supply chain which b

so you look at prices of high beta stocks and you look at price moves of even the big ten, stocks in the u.s. are down 20% on average i think the expectations have gotten quite far and small caps especially so. it's very hard to time the bottom, but i think we're basically, you know, i think we're sort of in the lower end of the range and to me, the small caps at this point just given where sentiment is, i think you want to be long. >> stephanie link for dubravko >> hi, dubravko. question for you i wonder what your earnings troi trajectory is for the first half of the year and the second half of the year and i wonder if you worry about the inflation and about margins versus the demand that has stayed resilient especially on the consumer side of the equation. >> so i do worry for specific sectors, 100%. there is definitely sectors that are starting to see re-stocking and inventories are gradually building up and the costs are moving higher and there are sectors that are more labor sensitive and margins in that front will get squeezed when top line starts to decelerate. on the consumer

emily: crypto wallet just came out in beta.hat activity are you seeing given that we seem to be in the middle of a crypto winter? >> very timely, we just announced the beta program is live. there are close to 2 million people on the waitlist as we systematically approach this and develop it in public, as i call it, working with customers in the second thing is we are doing it in a way that is intuitive and safety first, making sure that we have all heard stories of folks who have lost their coins and really want to make sure that security and safety is in place. crypto, i think again, is about accessing investing with a whole new set of customers and people coming on board and getting started in investing with crypto. we want to make sure that we do it safely. emily: talking about what really matters, are you going to list shiba inu or not? >> i was certain you were going to ask. [laughter] really appreciate the community, love seeing the energy around robinhood. we don't take that for granted. at the same time, i cannot talk a

i'm sure on a beta adjusted basis ethereum with coins with utility are outperforming. >> we spoke withrom coin desk which has indices of crypto coins and basically they should proposition to allow people to look for styles that they might be interested in. do you think that approach makes sense? should people invest in the asset class or getting tactical and buying a specific couple types? >> individuals should invest in a basket or a class of assets and certain themes like etfs in a traditional equity world because this base is so new and new companies pop up why they don't have the time to do the research themselves. pay a fee. let the professionals go out there and figure out where the pockets of strength are and then invest behind that instead of just picking point. >> i thought you would say stick with avalanche, too. >> you could it is an index of the space. >> thank you we'll check back in soon. >> take care. >>> coming up, another group in the red. evs. rivian down as much as 6%. lithium america is down 5% and the names had a rough few months 'lwel break down the moves next. ,

but that in itself is not really encouraging, given that people who have previous alpha, beta, or delta of varying infection have almost no cause neutralization again and altogether this mild is intrinsic mild. this is only about 10 to 20 percent lower, but you have doubling of cases every $2.00 to $3.00 days. and so that is easily swamped out easily swamped out by exponential rise in case the exponential. now, will you send more people to the hospital in strict and more people with long code? so we should not going through this mile in the, in any way, especially when the health minister yesterday says there one in 2 people could actually expect to be in one for example. and that is not a number that we want our health system, not just the next 60 weeks, but long term the next year or decade to be suffering. and absolutely, it's a very serious warning there. epidemiologist dr. eric cycle doing in washington dc . thank you very much for your time. while europe battles, the wave of on the con, infections, british prime minister bars johnson is battling a wave of political outrage. he's u

prescribed beta-blockers to a child is going to give them arrhythmia.he diagnostic tests to see if you have this defect is really important. that gene was discovered, also by researchers at the university of utah, but the university licensed the patents to a company that planned to run a diagnostic testing business. it did at first, but then it went bankrupt. it stops doing the testing. the bankruptcy trustee who oversees the estate refused to allow anyone else to operate under the patent. that took years. not surprisingly, children were dying because they were not able to be diagnosed. that was a leading candidate. when you are a civil rights organization, you're trying to identify plaintiffs were sympathetic and defendants who seem worthy. this company certainly did. the problem was that they realized it's a fairly rare disease, a rare disorder, and even though it was extremely tragic for those families affected by it, not many people had heard about it. one of the goals is to marshal public sentiment to the cause. long qt syndrome did not qualify. bu

january, even if he dug when the government has said they are the right to then again, cancel another beta, so it's not necessarily looking great, although the judge has expressed some sympathy toward his case in, in, in wanting what mortgage occupants have don in order to approve what was required of him by external authority. thanks. thank you so much. that was journalist maxwell in melbourne. thing. now we go on to new york, we're may or eric adams has confirmed that at least 19 people have died in a fire in a high rise apartment building dozens were injured when the blaze ripped through the building in the bronx. it happened just days after a fire in philadelphia claimed the lives of 12 people residence are still in shock after the fire, which took so many lives in this close knit low income community. i live at this building for 16 years and never experience something so sad, especially at this time it will allow me that it's like my family and see them if i have more to describe my pain, witnesses reported seeing flames blowing out windows. the building was fitted with smoke alarms,

we are long the swedish krona, the higher beta plays in that european currency space.uy: russian foreign policy, how does it fit into those last three you mentioned there? we just heard from nato secretary-general talking about the risks. the polls have spoken this morning. they are really concerned about war in eastern europe. how would that fit in? jack: it is never easy. i'm going to be very simplistic in our conversation today, but it is always a challenge to manage portfolios for geopolitical risks. you have to be aware of them, but i think it is more rhetoric right now generally. things could change, and if it does, the dollar acts as a risk off currency. it will do well and we will have to rethink this scenario. alix: jack mcintyre, brandywine global investment, thank you very much. coming up, we are going to get the latest virus case numbers from the u.k., reporting and other 109,000 cases. in terms of hospitalizations and covid-19 yesterday, you are looking at a was 20,000. france easing vaccinations for passengers before traveling. we will take a look. this i

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>> yeah, charles, i tried that beta tested website as jonathan mentioned. covidtest.gov. will go fully live tomorrow directing people to use it tomorrow, which is the expected launch date where you can get four tests per household. there is one drawback to this. i tested it out, put in my order and you get this message that says the first orders will go out in late january. then you have the long shipping timeline, expected to take between seven to 12 days. critics are saying yes, it's a great effort. but this effort might come, you know, after the peak of omicron and have sort of a blunted effect. we also are hearing more about the white house plan to make masks available, n-95 masks available. we're awaiting an announcement on that. we're three years in and the president has talked about the need to expand access for testing, the need to have people masking up for his entire administration. so these efforts to critics are coming too little too late. >> charles: thanks, jacqui, i appreciate it. at&t and verizon putting a pause on lighting up some of their 5g signals. to

think about dow, d-o-b smaller, higher beta, tse.ave been talking about that for months wrk, west rock that's are the names you want to be in. that's not to say apple, google, amazon are not going to do well. they are going to take a hit but the problem is, everyone knows all of those names how many times have you been at a cocktail party and someone brought up trinseo unless it's beardall from europe, i am sure you haven't heard of the name. >> nope. haven't. i think that's a great lesson there. that sometimes unsexy is good. kelly? >> yeah. the globally exposed chemical names is not what i think most of gen z has in their portfolio. some of last years's biggest winners are this year's biggest losers julia is looking at the cloud names. then steve will weigh in. >> the etf down more than 8% over just the past week. wisdom tree's cloud computing etf also falling over 10% week to date with over 1 million shares traded each of the pags two days it is pretty much flat today morgan stanley noting today in a note out this morning that whi

. >> looking forward to an official lawson tomorrow morning and right now it's in the beta phase. >>beta phase is allowing americans across the country to begin ordering at home covid tests for free. courtesy of the federal government. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. amy: i'm ama daetz. you are watching abc7 news at 5:00. live here on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. dan: abc7 news reporter tim job -- tim johns how to order your at home free test and why some experts say it's too little, too late. tim: the free tests are available to order online at a government website. people can go to covidtest.gov and are redirected to a page run by the united states postal service. from there, just enter your contact

weeks in a clinic, with an omicron specific booster, we have already considered the alpha and the betahe delta booster. we will look at combinations as well because we are trying to protect people against omicron. [indiscernible] in terms of virulence, a more violent -- a more verlander -- a more virulent strain would be a concern. we have new capacity coming online in q1 -- for boosters for 2022. alix: when you wind up looking at the next booster we are going to have to get, is it going to be a catchall kind of booster? it feels like there's two stories out there. stephane: i think it is too early to tell. it is highly possible that omicron takes the pandemic into an endemic setting, which means the people at risk will need to be vaccinated or boosted to stay healthy and to stay away from hospitals. that is what you see with flu, with rsv. that new booster for 2022 will not be in any mutation booster because the virus is not there yet, but we are really looking at the data and we believe the omicron vaccine will be in that booster. we think it has to be. so we need something else that

>> pipelines this don't have the beta or torque that you would get in a commodity-related stock, such as a driller or any mp name. the dividend is twice that, but the main thing, if you're looking at relative performance, which is a factor in history, it's always i have indications >> carter, gentlemen, we're going to take a quick break. for everything "optioning action" check out our website. while you're there, sign up for our newsletter here's what's coming up next energy still to come, one retailer seemingly has the secret for surviving dismal consumer spending. >>> calling all fans, reach into your pocket, grab your phone, tweet us your question if it's nice, we'll answ iert on air, when "options action" returns. thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is more than a trading platform. it's an entire trading experience. with innovation that lets you customize interfaces, charts and orders to your style of trading. personalized education to expand your perspective. and a dedicated trade desk of expert-level support. that will push you to be even better. and just might change how you trade—fo

no alpha and beta didn't say about the big greek alphabet out there. this is the study.ion ocean beach pier >> ice, this is video from tonight. a beautiful sunset there. it gore just, you know, could just watch that and sort zen out. lawrence, that get you healthy, heavy walking out there on the beach. get that nice, fresh air and >> it was a gorgeous sunset filled with colors. another nice thing to do. how about head up to the slopes and enjoy all that fresh snow up there, of course have and the snow there in a couple days. but looking good donner summit, you got clear driving conditions had over the mountain ridges there. no storms to speak of and that means it's going to be open and clear as you get ready for the weekend, mostly sunny skies as we head in toward friday and saturday. temperatures hovering in the 40's and of course, a lot of snow to ski up on there on the slopes. 7, anything new. but yeah, they've got 76 inches on the ground. and heavenly, all those lifts are open right now. 23 of them. 62 trails about our friends in kirkwood. yeah. they've got 80 inches

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beta tests of tesla's program that has an assertive mode that may perform rolling stops.itic of self-driving vehicles have said for years and a computer programmers and car companies should not be the only ones at the wheel when self-driving software decisions are being made. >> thank you. coming up next, a father-son duel on an adventure to remember. -- do well o a what are you recommending for muscle pain? based on clinical data, i recommend salonpas. agreed...my patients like these patches because they work for up to 12 hours, even on moderate pain. salonpas. it's good medicine >> it is not a site you see every day, alpacas running down the street. the community came together to get the creatures back home. >> how see here. -- on a story you will only see here. >> as if corralling alpacas was h,magi longer ordeal these two went through this happened. but he and his son -- -- -- -- - his son decided to go on the run. >> we are having our coffee and i saw them on the hillside in the park. abc>> they dashed und they dasha underpass and into a nearby neighborhood. known fo

principal investigador al pulmón que las sustancias químicas funcionan bien contra la variante alfa y betanares que necesitan más investigaciones químicas en humanos para completar la efectividad y la manera en que ía aplicado y bajo qué condiciones >>> administró la dosis de refuerzo contra covid-19 de manera regular parece no ser muy efectiva y así lo indicaron las advertencias, dicen que ponerse de forma continua las vacunas del covid-19 podría debilitar el sistema inmune, y sé que esto estudió luego de que israel se convirtiera en el primer país en colocar dos y hasta cuatro dosis de refuerzo en personas mayores de 50 años >>> seguimos con este tema, ya lo hemos dicho, se está aplicando la dosis del recurso contra covid-19 personas de 12 años y en israel la segunda dosis de refuerzo se está aplicando a cierta parte de la población, adrian criscaut hace una comparación sobre el estatus de los dos países y que tan viable sería tener otra dosis de refuerzo ante ómicron >>> israel es un país de poco menos de 10,000,000 de habitantes. espero que el año pasado por la aprobación en estados un

single who look at men in masks and decided that so i don't want to date because they seem like a betat. >> i think they are rapping me. thank you for watching fox news prime time, i'm rachel campos duffy. don't forget to catch my podcast with my husband sean, we'll have a fascinating conversation. tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," the california gold rush is long over. and yet they are still robbing trains in the state, lots of trains, they are doing it on video we will show what he was just a minute to. last night we interviewed one of the people the biden administration charged yesterday with sedition, the man is named thomas caldwell. the justice department claims he was inside the capitol building

a lot of scientists have been saying for months there were beta variant and the u.s. -- they would be a variant and the u.s. did not put itself in a good position for that. ditto testing. it did not seem like there wasn't much of an effort to dramatically increase tests to the level of what would be happening here. there has been a just enough approach that has been too little, too late, and that is frustrating people. romaine: jen psaki was asked about this a couple weeks ago, a reporter asked her about at home tests, and whether the white house should do more. and the response that we got from jen psaki i think was taken by a lot of people to be a little less than forthright. i am curious here about the new cdc guidelines with regards to isolation, and what people should do if they do contract covid or if they feel they have been around people with covid. why are we shortening the timeframe now? what is the rationale the cdc has given? drew: one of the things we are seeing, especially for people who are vaccinated, is the course of this illness has been a little shorter. i know ther

the white house saying that it is beta testing this.retary jen psaki said they were starting a new website. she couldn't promise there would be a bug or two when this initially launches tomorrow. covidtest.gov is apparently operating in limited capacity. i just order my tests the a short time ago. >> oh. >> reporter: you mentioned up to four tests per household. you don't feed a credit card. you put if your name, address, supposedly it is sent out within seven-to-12 days. as you know, the white house first promises last month that each american household would get a free covid test. they have been pressed for the details now for several weeks. at first they were saying they were going to send out up to 500 million tests the, announcing an additional 500 billion. covidtest.gov website went online several hours ago if limited capacity according to white house, the official launch now set up for tomorrow. >> hey, gabe, real quick, you said you signed on, you did it yourself, fairly easy interface? no issues for you? >> reporter: yeah, it w

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today the white house quietly launched its beta version website for free at-home rapid tests. just go to covid tests.gov, but tough luck if you're a family of five. there's a limit of four per household. do not expect to see them on your doorstep tomorrow like an amazon prime delivery. they'll start shipping out at the end of the month. still, it's worth getting your name on the list because as cnn's nick watt reports for us, covid cases are still skyr skyrocketing in most of the united states and it is best to have a test on hand in case you happen to be one of the nearly 700,000 new cases per week. >> reporter: 1 in 5 americans have now had covid-19. more than 66 million confirmed cases. and counting. in reality, says the cdc, it's probably way more, like four times more. the omicron variant is now spreading this virus like never before. is this the beginning of the end for this pandemic? >> it's an open question as to whether or not omicron is going to be the live virus vaccination that everyone is hoping for because you have such a great deal of variability with new varian

over the next few months and it could be over the next year, those type of high beta, high-growth names and small-cap growth names will struggle, but just like when the tech bubble burst which was carnage for a few years, there are a basket of companies that will continue to innovate we originally allocated to arkk which we thought was the best ideas portfolio because we wanted venture capital exposure, but with the rigor of the public markets, and we felt that was the best mechanism to do that, so i think sizing is important as you know, it's a smaller position, and we're just going to let it sit, but i do think the end of the year looks very different than where we are right now. gdp printed, what? for q42021 at 6.9% i'm going to guess q4 2022 is more than that so i agree with jim as a trade, i wouldn't be stepping in there and taking big positions in these high growth names, but to say they're never going come back is just like saying energy was uninvestable in 2020 >> sure, but there's a difference between something not being investable a couple of years ago and the fundamental envi

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first half of this year has me most concerned with hose high beta plays. >> what do you say about thesm numbers? service today, manufacturing yesterday, if you peruse through them. it suggests maybe inflation could be peaking. if that is the case, eddie what does that mean for this market? is the fed overreacting? is the market overreacting in. >> here's the thing, i'm in the camp that inflation has peaked. i don't think that is consensus. but i think it has peaked. i think economic activity has peaked. the problem we have right now the fed has delayed tapering and tightening now to the point they're forced to do it during a economic slowdown. we're not going into recession but when you have peak economic activity and see gdp decelerating and the fed is tightening that is a bad recipe for the higher risk plays. that is why we've gone extremely underweight those asset classes. charles: kim, give me a worst-case scenario right now. feels like any kind of bad news, everybody was worried how aggressive the fed would be. now we know. what else can come out to truly derail the market now? >

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