the c.d.c. to wear masks until april. why? >> yeah. remember, we misjudged the nature of this thing to think it was like flu. one of the mistakes that followed that was the misjudgment by public health officials in this country to not advocate for the widespread, generalized use of face coverings, cloth masks and surgical masks and what have you. and that was because they feared shortages. we put all of our mask-making supplies into, guess where? china. and china was not making it easy for us to get access to additional supplies. that was an understandable thing to do. it then made the mistake of inflating that with a set of advice that masks don't work affectively for the general public. that was a big mistake. robert o'brien and i weren't really willing to wait. so we thought that the risk of an outbreak in the white house could be potentially devastating for the united states. that would create a national security risk. and so in early april, we started looking for supplies of masks. i ended

stepping up do you think the c.d.c. stepping up including workplace guidelines specific to been elation because when i think about it this could possibly up in the workforce considering a lot of buildings just aren't equipped currently to meet this goal. you actually write the kenya now as we know this is an airborne virus so the virus gets out in the air and can travel over distances there were times so for instance you might have been here 3 years 3 hours ago what effect would i could have walked out never known you were here and become infected every day we're losing 3000 people who walked in the equivalent of a burning building you want in airborne virus nobody wants what's been disappointing about the c.d.c.'s approach especially to schools as an example is they have this long 100 list of things like washing your hands but i don't think you have any impact on total or cleaning services the bottom line if you have any one virus you have to wash out that virus that means fresh indoor air and that means monitoring tha

in discussions with my c.d.c. colleagues yesterday, the c.d.c. is looking at doing a study of seeing whether or not two masks might be better than one. it makes common sense that you would think, the reason they don't recommend it right now is the science-based organization, the c.d.c., they make recommendations based on data and science. that's the reason why, they're going to look at that particular issue. the reason why many people are using double masking and in fact you probably have seen me wearing a double mask, is that you can make a general common sense extrapolation if one mask serves as a physical barrier if you put two on if you're looking for enhancing the physical barrier, it makes common sense that it certainly can't hurt and might help. but it doesn't yet reach the point of an official recommendation from the c.d.c. because of the lack of data. but when people tell me or ask me, should i be wearing two masks? i say, you know, if it makes you feel better to do two masks, chances are you'll get enhanced protection so why not go ahea

that's despite the c.d.c.'level warning to avoid alavel tcoinact, we grew about n our business sent to mexico. >> reporter: outside the hotels, nightclubs are closed, but these open-air bars are allowed to keep operating. along playa del carmen's popular fifth avenue, visitors and locals don't always wear masks. >> masks. >> reporter: we ran into a team that patrols the area daily, reminding people to mask up. people who don't want to wear a mask on the street, they should comply because it's a regulation. >> reporter: last month, the c.d.c. ordered air travelers provide proof that they've tested negative for covid no more than three days before flying to the united states. that includes americans returning home. many hotels in quintana roo began providing free rapid antigen tests before departure. these tests are fast and cheap. studies show they're not as accurate as molecular-based p.c.r. tests. lab results can take several days. >> we have had two positive cases, both of them asymptomatic. they just finishe

the c.d.c. sees it as a predominant threat within two weeks.nd a va caveat comes wrapped inside even seemingly good news. hospitalizations down drastically, and deaths have dropped in the last four to six weeks. >> pro tes potentially leveling off at still a very high number. >> reporter: more than half of americans say they want the shot, but no one has discussed the vaccine for the politics of covid. >> for god's sake, wear your masks. >> reporter: 15states states have no mask mandates. >> we have to show people how arbitrary these restrictions are and the coercion and the anti-liberty steps the governments take to enforce them. >> reporter: at the cpac listen to reaction when they were asked to obey the rules of the hotel. >> you should still be wearing a mask, so if everybody could go ahead and work on that. i know, i know, it is not the most fun. [yelling] >> reporter: that's one reason immunologists say worried as all three vaccine-makers ramp up production. 70 million americans have had at least one shot, 23 million have been fully vacci

the c.d.c.wearing a double mask adds significantk ge protection. the new research tonight.s back to school. teachers in the third largest district agree to go back to the classroom for the first time in nearly a year. plus, is president biden backing away from his promise to get kids back to school in his first 100 days? president biden visits the pentagon. his new task force to deal with china; and grappling with racism and extremism in the military. preparing for record cold. ice in the south, snow in the northeast and midwest. what you need to know. rescued. how three people survived on a deserted island for 33 days. and, the covid quilt. an inspirational little girl who wanted to honor the americans lost to coronavirus. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin tonight with that breaking news, chilling new video of the january 6 attack on t

c.d.c.says as i reference two masks are better than one. but is that what their own science says? we will tell you the science. next. want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network. sure thing! and with fast nationwide 5g included at no extra cost. we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. and get a new samsung galaxy starting at $17 a month. learn more at xfinitymobile.com or visit your local xfinity store today. >> laura: now the media can't avoid the fact that we are facing a massive crisis on the southern border. but instead of putting blame where it belongs, of course they engage in the sickening partisan spin we have become accustomed to. take the a.p. big headline today. in biden's early days signs of trump era problems at border. you see? it's trump's fault. you got to be kidding me. this from the "new y

as of sunday, the c.d.c.d that about 25.2 million people received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine, about 5.7 million people have been fully vaccinated. i'd be curious, as a scientist, as a researcher, what kind of grade would you give our performance in getting these vaccines into people's arms? are we doing a b-job, a c-job, an a-job? what do you think? >> well, i would take it one step earlier to get the big picture, david. i think when you talk about developing the vaccine and getting a successful vaccine, that's an a-triple plus on that, record breaking to do. obviously, that's good, but you're right, getting them into people thus far, early on, when it was tried at the end of december, got a bit of a shaky start in the sense of the -- the logistics of that, something new in this in essence taking on a task that's not been done before. you're right, it has not been perfect and one of the things that president biden has made very, very clear that things are not working well, don't deny it, don't ru

el "c.d.c (centros de control y prevención de enfermedades" público pasos para que la reapertura se hagasegura, entre los que destaca en los que ven su pantalla. el sindicato aplaude estos avances pero no avala el regreso a las aulas... >>> qué piensan los distritos escolares en nuestra área?. el portavoz del distrito escolar de auckland dice que estos pasos son bienvenidosdan claridad y ayuda pero no tiene fecha para regresar a los planteles educativos. >>> mientras que la presidenta de la asociación de alameda indica que abrirán en 8 de marzo y que está negociando los contratos para regresar de manera segura pero que estos pasos son bienvenidos. (nombre extranjero) dijo en twitter que hay que reabrir las escuelas y estará en corte para tal fin el 22 de marzo el distrito de esta ciudad nos dijo que están de acuerdo con las recomendaciones de los "c.d.c (centros de control y prevención de enfermedades" que hay que vacunar a los maestros pero que no tienen los fondos suficientes para abrir de manera segura. el regreso a las clases presencialesno son un requisito de los "c.d.c (centros de

the c.d.c. director under president trump has said it was safe. the c.d.c. director under president biden has said it is safe. vaccination across america is -- we started out a little rocky, not unlike our testing program, but it is getting much better. i read an article the other day in "the wall street journal" written by johns hopkins researcher, physician, who said in his opinion about six or seven times more americans have had the coronavirus than we know of. therefore, they do have immunity. and he said coupled with the number of people who have had and survived coronavirus and our vaccine program, which is getting more aggressive every day, we could have a substantial reduction in the number of coronavirus cases by march and april. indeed, we've seen the decline in the number of our cases now, today, starting in -- from early january. they have declined dramatically. and people smarter than me have suggested it's our vaccines, it's the approach to herd immunity, and of course it's oue dev

and it comes just as the c.d.c.ojecting as many as 84,000 more americans will be killed by the virus this month. though, the agency says there are some encouraging signs that new infections are starting to drop across the country.ntsh inateds can begin to reopen,rs y and that's sparking a firestorm among educators. and, in a sign that even the most basic american traditions t dr. anthony fauci is warning that super bowl parties could become superspreader events, and he's urging americans to please only watch the big game with family members they live with. well, we've got a lot of new reporting tonight for you and your family. our team is standing by. cbs's meg oliver is going to lead off our coverage tonight from new york city. good evening, meg. >> reporter: good evening, norah. today, vaccinations resumed at mega-sites like this one in new york city after that monster storm forced them to reschedule thousands of shots. it's just the latest challenge complicating the vaccine distribution nationwide. tonight, signs

the c.d.c. schools to reopen. the new school guidance tonight on how to safely get kids back in the classroom. it's a color-coded system. what it means for your children and what teachers are saying tonight. vaccinated by the end of the summer? president biden's new goal as the country races to get control of new virus mutations. plus, an aide to new york governor cuomo admits the state intentionally underreported the death toll in nursing homes. coast-to-coast storm, threatening more than 150 million americans-- snow, ice, and the coldest temperatures in decades. heroic rescue: an officer and bystanders risked their lives to pull an unconscious man to safety. it's a love story... ♪ take me somewhere we can be alone ♪ >> o'donnell: taylor swift surprises her fans with a re- release of a classic. and cbs' steve hartman with a sweet valentine story about a couple separated by covid and an international border. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capi

when will c.d.c. give guidelines for what happens now? c.d.c. currently has said over and over again, wait, we're thinking about it. we're researching it. c.d.c. needs to act on this. seniors have been cooped up for a year. they were told months ago once you get a vaccine, this will get better. and they're now finding they had their vaccine and nothing's getting better. they need hope. they need to know the next step. so my simple challenge to c.d.c. has been do what you did for the seniors, what you did for the schools. c.d.c. put out extensive guidelines. here's how schools can reopen. it's safe to reopen schools. here's what needs to be done. help our seniors out by getting clear guidelines out into the public, give instructions to assisted living facilities, give instructions to these grandparents. what do they need to do now that they have been vaccinated? how much travel can they have? what are the risks? and let them make the decisions on it. folks are counting on them to be able to lay some of the science out there, and it's time to be a

. >> brennan: the c.d.c.tsays that the health for children has decreased 24% over the last year, but mental health isn't mentioned in those guidelines that you released this week. >> doctor: we are worried about all of the collateral damage that we're going to see, not just mental health. of course mental health, but lots of educational milestones, food insecurity. which is why we would very disscriptdescriptive so they can reopen safely. >> brennan: on the mental health issue, are you going to issue new guidelines on how to deal with that? >> doctor: we'll certainly be watching that space and looking to our mental health colleagues and looking to where and when guidelines are required and necessary. >> brennan: when you were last with us, it was just right before the inauguration. and you predicted that the country would be close to half a mill deaths by mid-february. that's almost exactly where we are right now. what do you think the trajectory is from this point? >> doctor: you know, i think so much depend

c.d.c. guidance, which again is not officially out yet, to determine the best way to do it. >> senator, your reaction? >> well, there again, double standard. the white house has one opinion. c.d.c. had already said that children could go back to school taking the proper mitigation strategies, getting those in place. and that is your ppe, making certain you're using masks, you have dividers and every-- the teachers are on the list for getting vaccinations. here is the deal, it seems that the left is concerned about covid in the classroom. they are not concerned about covid at the border crossings. and then you have pediatricians who are saying get kids back in school. look at what is happening with mental health, with teen pregnancy, with teen suicides. you need to get these children back in the classroom. i will tell you this, griff, if i were lori lightfoot i would fire every one of these teachers that will not go back to school in chicago and will not go back to teach these children. griff

our c.d.c. commissioner was going to be coming out with science-based judgment within i think as early as wednesday as to what the minimum requirements are. i made a commitment that we try to get k-8 back to school by the end of this 100 days. >> o'donnell: there are teachers unions across the country, though, that are resisting efforts to open classrooms. mike bloomberg-- you know mike bloomberg... >> yep. >> o'donnell: he said it's time for joe biden to stand up to teachers unions because kids are the most important things. is that going to happen? >> they are, and i have met with the teachers unions. they want to go back to school. they need some guidance. >> o'donnell: and to see more of our newsmaking interview with the president go to cbs.com or download the cbs news app. let's turn to the president's $1.9 trillion covid relief bill. tonight the details are coming into focus including new help for families with young children. we get more now from cbs's weijia jiang at the white house. >>

the c.d.c. director under president trump has said it was safe. the c.d.c. director under president biden has said it is safe. vaccination across america is-- we started out a little rocky, a lot like our test tube program, but it's getting much, much better. i read an article the other day in the wall street journal written by johns hopkins researcher physician who said in his opinion about six or seven times more americans have had the coronavirus than we know of, therefore, they do have immunity. and he said coupled with the number of people who had had and survived coronavirus and our vaccine program which is getting more aggressive every day, we could have a substantial reduction in the number of coronavirus cases by march and april. indeed, we've seen the decline in the number of our cases now today starting in-- from early january. they've declined dramatically. and people smarter than me have suggested it's our vaccines, it's the approach to herd immunity and of course, the habits that we have developed in terms of social distancing and masking and g

well, even that's a high number because the c.d.c. estimated -- the center for disease control estimated that only -- schools only needed about $22 billion. in other words, they have almost three times more than they need, according to the c.d.c., but our democratic friends want to spend another $130 billion. i'll be the first person to advocate for additional relief when and where it's needed, but this massive relief package creates more problems than solutions. i continue to believe that targeted relief bills are the most effective way to support our country without driving up unnecessary spending. somebody is going to have to pay this money back. and we shouldn't be frivolous about the way we spend it. if there's a need, let's do it. but if there's not a need, it's reckless and irresponsible to continue to shovel money out the door. if there's a need to reinvest in critical areas like unemployment benefits, reopening of schools, vaccine distribution, or the paycheck protection program, we can and we should replenish those funds thr

according the to latest data published on-line by the c.d.c. [inaudible] more than 28 million cases have been reported and 500,000 in the u.s. as of this week. even though there is a decreasing trend in the last five weeks there are more than 400,000 new cases and more than 2000 deaths reported during this past week ending on february 24th. on december 11th 2020 fda issued an emergency use of authorization for the pfizer-biontech for the prevention of covid-19 due to sars-cov-2. a week later issued for the covid-- >> dr. allende. hold on one second. we have some incidents overseas, we have overseas callers dialing in all the time and give us one second. who is our 2302 number, just please stop interrupted. sorry about that. doctor, take it away. >> should i press anything. fda had an emergency use authorization for the pfizer-biontech covid-19 vaccine due to sars-cov-2 in individuals 18 and older. and it was issued for the moderna covid-19 vaccine for prevention of covid-19 in individuals 18 years and old. and both of these vaccines remain appr

to liven things up, the c.d.c.home with your favorite team's logo or colors. oh, my god. clearly the c.d.c. has never been to a party. "i'd like to issue some guidelines for my birthday festivities. we could adorn the living room with colored ribbons or perhaps pouches of latex inflated with some lighter-than-air elemental gas, tethered, of course, so they do not ascend to an atmospheric level where they attain a neutral buoyancy. toward the end of the evening, i would enjoy a sweet confection featuring my name and some sort of wax-based incendiary devices that i could extinguish after imagining some good fortune that i hope to befall me, if i successfully extinguish all of them with one lungful of carbon dioxide." but if you're the kind of party animal who likes football more than keeping your loved ones out of the hospital, the c.d.c. says indoor gatherings are safest if you do not chant or cheer, and instead stomp. unfortunately, they don't say what to do if your neighbors take that advice. because i am unaware

t make sure we had a solid plan for reopening. >> brennan: on the c.d.c.now a report got a lot of attention really urging schools to reopen, and saying that transmission can be stopped if masks are warned and there is social distancing. but the same report said there should still be restrictions in the community, and it cited indoor dining. chicago has already reopened its bars and restaurants. how do you feel about that? >> i think we have learned a lot about reopening from the past spring. definitely prioritizing the reopening of schools has to be at the top of the list, and our mayor has done that. we have reopened bars and restaurants at limited capacity here in the city. but one thing that was really important in that report is that it shows that community spread does not necessarily impact on kids in a particular school. and implementing mitigation strategies with fidelity will lead to more success with reopening. so we're focused on that. we have a solid plan in place that goes above and beyond the gui guidance we've heard from the city, as wes iciv

no "c.d.c (centros de control y prevención de enfermedades)" revela que los maestros pueden jugar unntaremos en dónde >>> primer fin de semana desde el martes vamos hablar de las imágenes y vídeos que llegan a la tierra >>> (comerciales). ♪♪.- (música) >>> con la llegada de las vacunas contra el cómic hay quienes ven más cerca usar las mascarillas, pero es probable que tengamos que utilizar esta protección hasta el próximo año. nuestro compañero luis explica los motivos >>> usar mascarillas no es (inaudible) >>>dice que es un mal necesario... y esa protección contra el covid-19, podría ser requerida por más tiempo de lo anticipado. el doctor (nombre extranjero) asesor del presidente joe biden, dijo que es probable que se note un camino la normalización para el verano y otoño pero también es probable que las mascarillas sigan hasta 2022. >>> funciona, de verdad funciona y el distanciamiento social... de no reunirse. >>> el doctor estima que al volver a un mundo sin mascarillas dependerá, en gran parte del nivel de vitalidad de la comunidad. dice que preferiría, que esto (inaudible) >>

centers for disease control the c.d.c. has conducted experiments on the effectiveness of wearing a mask and it's now recommending double layers it says combining a cloth mask over a surgical mask blocks more than 95 percent of particles if 2 people wear it the c.d.c. also says a tight fit is essential to stop any air escaping from around the edges dale fisher is the chairman of the world health organizations global outbreak a local response network he says multi-layered masks are critical in stopping the spread of covert. the research has shown largely what we know and that is that a single layer is not a is not as effective as multiple layers. it's getting translator the little bit into. wearing 2 masks or even 3 and i think that's really not the point it's about wearing masks that have those different layers and this is plain really common knowledge but for some time the standard surgical mask has the 3 layers that we talk about w i w i j i was released guidelines on how to make clock masks with those 3 layers. you need

the c.d.c.'ctor says she's concerned those increases may be because several extremely contagious variants are now spreading in the u.s. and she's warning it's too soon for states to roll back restrictions. we've got a lot of new reporting on all of this tonight and a lot of other headlines. our team is standing by. cbs' errol barnett is going to lead off our coverage from new york city. good evening, errol. >> reporter: good evening, norah. this unanimous decision by the f.d.a. panel to green light this vaccine really paves the way for full approval and distribution within days, and with extensive backlogs for vaccinations at clinics like this one you see behind me, things cannot move fast enough. tonight, americans one step closer to a new vaccine. >> this is our path out. we are the at the precipice of having another vaccine in our toolboxes, the johnson & johnson covid-19 vaccine. >> reporter: the f.d.a. advisory committee giving thumbs up to the johnson & johnson vaccine which could roll out

the c.d.c.d recommendations recently saying that if you have been exposed to somebody after the vaccine, you don't have to quarantine. i don't agree with those and they don't make a lot of sense to me in terms of stopping the virus. and i would imagine at some point they are changed. >> duncan: lastly the c.d.c. provided these guide lines for getting kids back into class. do you think vaccinating teachers should be required vaca before schools completely reopen? s >> listen, i hope and pray that all teachers are vaccinated. i don't think it needs to be required. it is a good thing but what we know is, is that kids who go to school, their virus exposure is less than that in the community. so it is not required. >> duncan: all right, dr. david agus breaking it down for us once again. thank you so much. for us in los angeles. thank you. worldwide, nearly 163 million vaccine doses have been administered. but there's not equal access for all. cbs' elizabeth palmer is in london tonight. >> it's taken

the c.d.c.ey don't have to be vaccinated to go back to school. >> we think they should be a priority. we think they should be a priority. >> tucker: tough for nbc. we think one of the people on screen had kids in school and the other doesn't. hasn't. good for her for pressing. what does it mean? and dr. marc siegel joins us to assess. great to see you. when are the schools opening? did you figure it out? >> i did. this is what i figure out. you and i coined a term a year ago follow the science. we were among the first to say it. now everybody says it. you know what it means? the code word for the political expediency. follow the science if it's what you want it to say and you are not fighting the teachers union. then it's sacrosanct. but if they push too hard say it's recommendation. only a guideline. but this is what it says. outbreaks do occur in school studies multiple studies have known transition in the school setting lower than or similar to the level of community transmission. the c.d.c.

una nueva vacuna puede agilizar el procesoya que se espera que la administraciÓn de alimentos las "c.d.craturas extr extremadamente bajas como ocurre con las vacunas de "pfizer" y modern >>> aquÍ hay que inhibir un dato, el dato de las vacunas en estado en procesos de muchÍsimo tiempo y fue un componente clave en esta distribuciÓn. en alguno estados por ejemplo en maryland esos planes estÁn en marcha y las farmacias comenzaron a distribuir vacunas >>> ojalÁ que esto si ayude >>> ojalÁ. gracia >>> vamos a mÉxico porque en este mismo sentido autorizaron el uso de la vacuna rusa " "sputnik v >> >> hugo lÓpez-gatell, subsecretario > elrevenc secreÓ informo de esta aprobaciÓ rusia , hoy se publicÓ un estudio con resultados de la vacuna, 91% de efectividad . >> peron se espera que en los prÓximos dÍas lleguÉ a mÉxico el primer em embarque para iniciar a unas 200,000 personas. justamente se publicÓ un estudio independient con los resultados esta vacuna, 91 por ciento de efectividad >>> pero hay una mala, la pÁgina que el propio gobierno mexicano diseÑo para que los adultos mayores se registre p

the c.d.c.e masks, or one, tightly fitted mask, is more effective in blocking covid-19. new research released today showed exposure can be reduced by 95%, more than twice what a single mask achieves. the c.d.c. head, dr. rochelle walensky, spoke at a virtual briefing. >> the science is clear: everyone needs to be wearing a mask when they are in public, or when they are in their own home but with people who do not live in their household. this is especially true with our ongoing concern about new variants spreading in the united states. >> woodruff: the new advice on masks came as the nationwide death toll from covid-19 passed 470,000. president biden ordered sanctions today against military leaders in myanmar, for staging a coup and using violence against protesters. he said the moveould freeze $1 billion in the generals' u.s. assets. meanwhile, thousands of protesters turd out again in cities across myanmar, despite the police crackdown and a ban on gatherings. saudi arabia has released a leadi

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. >> i think the c.d.c. has to find a way to philanthropist that data be provided because according to what i have seen from the c.d.c. about half of the data for vaccinations do not have tkpl graphics regarding race. so we don't know the extent of the disparity because we don't have the data. without data we cannot address the resources so we have to have that data. soledad: why are the people most at risk and vulnerable just don't seem to be at the front of the line is it >> i think you are seeing a reflection of why there's health inequities in our country. they relate to access, so some don't have transportation to get to the vaccination site. rather than having those individuals come to the vaccinations we need to take the vaccinations to those communities. that would solve that problem. the other is technology issue. not everyone can festivity the internet to get appointments. some people don't have access to the internet. so there's a problem of access and technology and sophistication in terms of bei

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the taiwanese c.d.c. had already implemented containment measures but it remained in contact with china . on january 13th along with experts from hong kong and macau and sent a delegation to hand to study the virus we have a meeting with the public has no cause central provincial public affairs or so ready to discuss to ask more questions about the critical courses. as i mean to. report that they are 41 cases of the typical morning 28 war associate with one man the full market. and 13 cases. totally no association with while and she full market is a point i think we need to nor abolish it kid made them in origin of the protein case. the chairperson of the meetin who came from low cost already has said that. there is no evidence or human to human transmission 1st and now we have a lot of discussion and finally the central government of you should say that what you say was all worked out it will mention now we are seeing. the immediate human to human transmission cannot be excluded. shewn there will be poet

the c.d.c.ning against attending large gatherings, urging people to watch at home with your own household. >> trevor: yes, people! please, listen to the c.d.c.! that's what i'm going to do. i came this far. i'm not going to have an obituary with the words "buccaneers" in there. if i'm going to die, it's not going to be because of a football game. i want to go peacefully, in my sleep, at a baseball game. so, please, guys, do the right thing and watch the game safely. and for a preview of the big game, let's turn now to roy wood junior and michael kosta in another episode of "i apologize for talking while you were talking." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> what's up, sports fans? he's roy wood jr., i'm michael kosta, and it's that time again, roy. we are getting ready for the super bowl. >> ywe are, kosta, super bowl lv, when young upstarred patrick mahomes takes on tom brady who is trying to become the oldest man in history. >> you know tom brady has been playing forever, roy, because i've had time to like him winning,

and while many african countries are vaccines for one broad the director of the africa c.d.c. tells us that on this cruise that debut that. particular step back i believe. that we must give up on manufacturing over use proxies. i am eddie my junior welcome to the program the battle against kobe 19 continues across africa so it's particularly good news when the continent's most populous city lagos is slowly recovering from the 2nd wave but even though nigerian authorities say the number of known infections is decreasing our correspondent beth karas tells us there's no guarantee this will continue because the country is still far from securing a nickel the 19 bucks in doses. welcome back from mike. is sharing how 1960 race on duty she contracted the virus here in nigeria that would have to return from the u.k. . and the doctor made a commercial like you didn't see how kiss was this but every time i. would. how will she do it i don't want proof or you was case became critical because of her underlying even less asthma she says she visited 4 hospitals in total before she started t