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any doctors here in these enlarger you know it is not in this camp you know it is the center for disease prevention sends doctors to give new arrivals preliminary checkouts. but it's basically to make sure they still have. this kind of tortoise. but even if their bodies survive the ordeal it's nearly impossible not to succumb to the psychological strain that with adults and children alike. the children argue a lot. that means. they yell. so the grown ups are frustrated and the children get into fights. exactly. even before the fun there were plans for a new camp out in the middle of nowhere. to house 78000 people and to replace moria many locals wouldn't have it then if you like just our islands are not some prison for lost souls there are people who want to live their lives the refugees will destroy everything here. it's going to be a long battle but i think we will win it. shortly after the battle over the new camp again some locals tried stopping refugees from even reaching the island of los boss they confronted aid organizations blocked the streets to moria when u.n.h.c.r. camp went up in flame

is not in this camp you know it is the center for disease prevention sends doctors to give new arrivals a preliminary check out. but it's basically to make sure they still have a. tortoise. but even if their bodies survive the ordeal it's nearly impossible not to succumb to the psychological strain that weighs on adults and children alike. the children argue a lot. that means. they yell. so the grown ups are frustrated in the children get into fights. exactly even before the fire there were plans for a new camp out in the middle of nowhere. to house 78000 people and to replace morea many locals wouldn't have it then if you like just our islands are not some prison for lost souls there are people who want to live their lives the refugees will destroy everything here. it's going to be a long battle but i think we will win and. shortly after the battle over the new camp again some locals tried stopping refugees from even reaching the island of los boss they confronted aid organizations blocked the streets to moria when u.n.h.c.r. camp went up in flying and amid all the chaos thousands of c

centers for disease control and prevention has issued a mandate for face coverings to be worn on all public transport the new rule will come into effect on tuesday former president donald trump had blocked the c.d.c. from requiring passengers on the country's planes buses and trains to wear masks the u.s. is approaching $26000000.00 coronavirus cases since the start of the pandemic gabriele is on the joins us live now from washington d.c. with more on this story how will the new facemask rules work well if you plan to take any sort of public transportation in the united states as of midnight monday night tuesday morning here in the u.s. you must wear a face covering and it's a sweeping directive by the c.d.c. mandatory it affects airplanes buses subways ferries taxis even ride shares i coober and lift for example this is a very strong a directive from the c.d.c. and it gives a lot of detail as well saying it must be proper face coverings a lot of people here in the u.s. and elsewhere where these things called gators around their neck there are thin thin pieces of fabric that around y

centers with the goal of standing up $100.00 senators within the next month the centers for disease control and prevention will launch the federal pharmacy program to make vaccines available to communities and their local pharmacies beginning early within the by i think it by the 7th or 8th of february at a very early february also task the department of health and human services to prepare and expand the pool of medical professionals who can administer the vaccine who can administer the vaccine and ensure we have enough vaccinators the people doing the vaccines to meet the nation's needs and quickly in addition to this effort are ministration will be asking congress to fund their for full for the funds to grow the public health workforce we also are going to take immediate steps to partner with governors mayors and other local officials who we've been talking to all along who are on the front lines of this fight we direct we were directed famous to establish a code response liaison for each state which means every state will have a point person at the federal level to maximize cooperation between the fed

today for parents, teachers and students desperate to return to the classroom, the centers for disease control preventioneased a report that shows a limited amount of covid-19 was found in schools that have reopened and following the established guidelines to prevent spreading the coronavirus kron four's haaziq madyun has more. the data now shows a way forward to return to in person learning in schools during the covid-19 pandemic that is the conclusion reached by researchers at the centers for disease control and prevention who published their opinion in the journal of the american medical association the accumulation of data was collected from international schools as well the schools here in the united states both with similar findings kids are not the primary drivers of covid in fact they're really underrepresented. >>infection rates and certainly mortality rates the director of ucsf covid response doctor g noble describes the results collected in 2020 from 11 fully open school districts in north carolina. >>where they followed a 100,000 students and teachers in 19 90,000 about 10,000 teachers. over

during the covid-19 pandemic that is the conclusion reached by researchers at the centers for disease control and prevention who published their opinion in the journal of the american medical association the accumulation of data was collected from international schools as well the schools here in the united states both with similar findings kids are not the primary drivers of covid in fact they're really underrepresented infection rates and certainly mortality rates the director of ucsf covid response doctor g noble describes the results collected in 2020 from 11 fully open school districts in north carolina. >>where they followed a 100,000 students and teachers in 19 90,000 about 10,000 teachers. over 9 weeks and during that period of time even though their community probably once was double to triple or purple tier community from once they had 32 campus spaced infections over those 9 weeks the cdc report shows during that same time frame there were 773 community-acquired covid-19 infections but no cases of student to staff transmission. >>so those are incredibly reassuring numbers. the cdc report also fou

students are being mobilized to make up for a shortage of the doctor as well prisons have been turned into treatment centers. the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention has issued a mandate for face coverings to be worn on all public transport across the country the new rule will come into effect on tuesday the u.s. is approaching 26000000 coronavirus cases since the start of the pandemic at least 8 afghan security force personnel have been killed in a car bomb attack in the northeastern province of man in the early hours of saturday morning the taliban has claimed responsibility and military base for afghan defense forces was the target of the attack. farmers in india are holding a day long hunger strike as protests over controversial agricultural laws continue saturday's demonstration falls on the anniversary of the death of political leader mahatma gandhi events in new delhi have so far been peaceful after a week of clashes between protesters and police those are your top stories al jazeera world is coming up next more news in half an hour i. to. the only. image. that i watch out of i haven't read much about. they're going to cut out. all of its l

government have any doctors here in these enlarger yet it is not in this camp it is the center for disease prevention sends doctors to give new arrivals a preliminary check out of the store but it's basically to make sure they still have a. tortoise. but even if their bodies survive the ordeal it's nearly impossible not to succumb to the psychological strain that weighs on adults and children alike. the children argue a lot. that means. they yell. so the grown ups are frustrated and the children get into fights. exactly even before the fire there were plans for a new camp out in the middle of nowhere. to house 78000 people and to replace moria many locals wouldn't have it then if you like just our islands are not some prison for lost souls there are people who want to live their lives but the refugees will destroy everything here. it's going to be a long battle but i think we will win it. shortly after the battle over the new camp again some locals tried stopping refugees from even reaching the island of los boss they confronted aid organizations blocked the streets to moria when u.n.h.c.r. camp went

centers for disease control and prevention has a three phased approach to vaccination.upply isse one, constrained and the cdc recommends vaccines should be forstered -- administered best reaching critical populations. this is why you will only see a limited number of options across the city overall to receive your vaccine. phase two assumes there is likely sufficient supply to meet demand, thereby permitting and -- expansion beyond initial populations and the use of a broader provider network. during phase three, we shift to open access to the vaccination because supply will be sufficient and the vaccine will likely be available then through private provider sites. note that,tant to with the covid-19 vaccines that have currently been approved for , they haveu.s. highly complex storage, packaging, and use requirements that limit their ability to be used in small, clinical environments such as private practices, as well as to be used certainp clinics in community or residential settings. vaccinesr and moderna are not optimally used in any clinical environment where less t

the centers for disease control and prevention are discussing lifting curbs on flights from brazil anduropean union while is priority is for protecting the public health. the cdc says it is aware of the economic damage of travel bans. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, this is bloomberg. francine? francine: thank you so much. let's get the latest from italy, the prime minister giuseppe conte struggling on to power that struggling to hold onto power. it was said last night that ministers from the italy alliance party would quit the cabinet. he says the prime minister isn't doing enough to tackle problems. but speak with our bloomberg columnist. thank you for joining us. there are a million ways that this could go. the prime minister either finds a couple of parliamentarians to give him the support, he stays in power come he resigns, whether the president will accept it or not. does it make sense first of all to have a political crisis during a pandemic? >> i think in principle it c

centers for disease control and prevention has a three phased approach to vaccination. ring phase one, supply is constrained and the cdc recommends vaccines should be administered for best reaching critical populations. this is why you will only see a limited number of options across the city overall to receive your vaccine. phase two assumes there is likely sufficient supply to meet demand, thereby permitting expansion beyond initial populations and the use of a broader provider network. during phase three, we shift to open access to the vaccination because supply will be sufficient and the vaccine will likely be available then through private provider sites. it is important to note that, with the covid-19 vaccines that have currently been approved for use in the u.s., they have highly complex storage, packaging, and use requirements that limit their ability to be used in small, clinical environments such as private practices, as well as to be used in pop up clinics in certain community or residential settings. the pfizer and moderna vaccines are not optimally used in a

center for disease control and prevention says it's already administered more than 21000000 vaccines so far in the u.s. . it's now in the bundesliga vaults got the better of late because i'm in a top 5 clash after 35 minutes of a steak from leverkusen defender jonathan tucker open the door to to not in the only goal of the match provide involves but with a one when that means they move up to 4 in the table. stuff at a shop to fate to minds headed into the fixture 2nd in the table while their opponents were 2nd from the bottom which is one way into the name this season. like zillionaire guzman was worried about his opponent's unpredictability ahead of his side's trip to mines and few indeed would have expected this game to unfold as it did. when muscles a bit so lashed a speculative drive on to the crossbar adams was there to mock up the rebound the 15th minute lead for 2nd place lights nothing out of the ordinary but 2nd from bottom minds produced a rapid response i'm not a rebound so the hold so i drew level looser and you can't say punishing peter good luck in the lights go. 6 minu

then 3 and close the administration of vaccines until the investigation by the centers for disease control and prevention for. drug administration but they're not and the state is complete their cells in california have called for a temporary halt to the vaccine from the pharma giant known as madonna the stated reason a higher than usual number of adverse effects all of the incidents are reported to have taken place at a single community clinic in california the site was closed down for several hours after the adverse reactions happened is switched to another batch of the drug and currently medina is investigating what exactly took place but not many others would follow suit even when things got more serious in norway people die after receiving the pfizer bile and attack jab now those who died were elderly folks with serious basic disorders at this point we've got fires there and violent attack conducting an investigation along with the norwegian regulators it is important to remember that about 45 people die every day in nursing homes in norway so we does not a given that this represents any excess mort

the centers for disease control and prevention will launch the federal pharmacy program to make vaccines available to communities in their local pharmacies beginning early -- within -- i think by the 7th or 8th of february, in very early february. we'll also task the department of health and human services to prepare and expand the pool of medical professionals who can administer the vaccine. who can administer the vaccine. and to ensure we have enough straighters, the people doing the vaccines, to meet the nation's needs and quickly. in addition to this effort our administration will be asking congress to fund -- for the funds to grow the public health workforce. we also are going to take immediate steps to partner with governors, mayors and other local officials who we have been talking to all along who are on the front lines this have fight. we direct -- we directed fema to establish a covid response liaison for each state, which means every state will have a point person at the federal level to maximize cooperation between the federal government and the states, and where it falls sho

center for disease control and prevention says healthier days lie ahead, however doctor rochelle walensky also says getting there will require a rapid acceleration of covid-19 testing surveillance and vaccination the cdc currently projects up to 508,000 covid deaths by mid february in this country tonight more than 3 million americans have been infected with the virus and more than 405,000 americans have died since the pandemic began the trump administration was criticized for mismanaging and politicizing the response. >>president joe biden has pledged to correction that hours after taking the oath mister biden made good on his pledge and as kron four's dan kerman tells us medical experts say it is a sign of more serious effort to fight the disease is on the way. if there was any question how a biden administration would look different in the fight against covid-19. >>it took just a few hours after taking the oath of office to find out and a series of executive orders. president joe biden resurrected a federal law office to coordinate a national response to the virus. he had the u.s. rejo

center for disease control and prevention reported on saturday more than 1.4 million vaccine dose were administered. so far the biden administration has been meeting its goal of 1 million shots per day about double of what the u.s. was averaging in the month before the president took office, but local health providers are hitting roadblocks and ramping up. >> what resources would you need to be able to double what you're doing every day? >> a dependable vaccine supply of right now we're having to kind of dance a delicate dance between opening up additional appointments and the amount of vaccine that we have on hand. >> reporter: friday night the board of health in dekalb county georgia offered new appointments for the first time in nearly two weeks because they had been uncertain of how many new doses they would get. publix grocery stores offering vaccines in three states said they are offering appointments only when they receive word of new shipments. >> this is going to take at the moment a lot longer than we had expected in early december. i think the biden team has found that the c

centers for disease control and prevention say about 1.9 million people had received vaccines developedy pfizer and biontech as of december 23rd. they identified 21 cases of a serious allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis. 17 of those people had documented history of allergies or allergic reactions. the cdc report said the people who suffered anaphylaxis had a median age of 40 and 90% were women. 70% showed symptoms within 15 minutes of injection. it says 20 of the 21 people have completely recovered. a senior cdc official says anaphylaxis caused by a coronavirus vaccine is rare but that people receiving shots should be observed for a while. >>> south koreans are hoping for a smoother start to 2021 as a coronavirus-weary world settles into the first week of the new year. the government tightened restrictions during the holiday period and recently expanded a ban on private gatherings larger than four people to the whole country. but a prolonged surge in infections is taking its toll on citizens. nhk world's kim chan-ju has more on the atmosphere in seoul as 2021 begins. >> reporter: it'

>>the centers for disease control and prevention says if you plan to travel internationally. you will need to get tested for covid-19 no more than 3 days before flying into the u.s. and provide proof of a negative result for recovery from an infection. >>for those traveling out of oakland international airport. you can now buy a test from kiosks set up in both terminals really fast convenient to the vending machines are contact-free the at-home test kits require travelers to send a saliva sample back through the mail. >>and get results through an app it's been a tough year this pandemic has been everyone and we just want. >>to help travelers navigate through this pandemic and able to have testing options. the state of hawaii strongly suggests pre travel testing travelers arriving there without a confirmed negative test within 72 hours of departure. >>are subject to a mandatory 10 day quarantine if the demand is high we're looking at possibly expanding these throughout the airport not just in the terminal areas for ticketed passengers but also. >>in near taking areas where it's

. >> the center for disease control and prevention says doses had been distributed nationwide as of mondaybut it says the total number of doses administered stood at just over 4.5 million, falling far short of the federal government's target of 20 million people by the end of december. a vaccination center in florida ran out of stock in just two hours on monday. people hoping to get inoculated arrived in vehicles, forming a waiting line several kilometers long. >>> u.s. president donald trump and president-elect joe biden are campaigning in the state of georgia on the eve of two critical senate runoff elections. the result will determine which party holds the majority in the chamber. if democrats win both, they would effectively control the senate for the first time in years, since kamala harris would cast the deciding vote as vice president. if republicans win either seat, the party would retain a slim majority and could block biden's legislative agenda. democrats controlled majority of the house in the november elections. biden called for democratic support at a rally in atlanta on monda

the centers for disease control and prevention is requiring masks to be worn on all forms of public transportation starting monday night. the order applies to passengers and crew members for all forms of public travel within the united states, but also when traveling into or out of the country. the rule also applies to transportation hubs like airports and train stations. the order follows an executive order from president joe biden last week that required masks on airplanes and on federal property. the mask mandate comes as, on average, confirmed infections, deaths, and hospitalizations all continue to fall in the united states, compared to two weeks ago. that's according to data compiled by the "new york times." today, maryland became the second state to report a case of the south african coronavirus variant. south carolina reported the first u.s. cases on thursday. in a statement, maryland's governor said “the individual has not traveled internationally, making community transmission likely." nearly 28 million doses of covid-19 vaccines have now been administered, according to the c.d.c. on ave

the centers for disease control and prevention will launch the federal pharmacy program to make vaccines available to communities in their local pharmacies beginning early with enough, i think by the 7th or 8th of february and ensure we have enough vaccinators the people doing the vaccines to meet the nation's needs and quickly. >>some details and what biden did today tougher requirements for masks and airport interstate travel including trains and planes and buses. he's asking experts to provide guidance on safely reopening classrooms, taking measures to boost vaccine production, using the defense production act to boost supplies and moving to ensure equity and the pandemic response and he wants more stringent worker safety standards biden being very careful to lower expectations. he says things will get worse before they get better and he knows this really is a race against time states across the country for example are warning they could run out of doses as early as this weekend. grant and vicki. >>thank you catherine well, he is back looking like he has a new lease on life doctor ant

students are being mobilized to make up for a shortage of doctors while prisons have been turned into treatment centers the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention has issued a mandate for face coverings to be worn in all public transport across the country the new rule will come into effect on tuesday the u.s. is approaching $26000000.00 coronavirus cases since the start of the pandemic. and farmers in india are holding a day long hunger strike as protests over controversial agricultural laws continue saturday's demonstration falls on the anniversary of the death of political leader had a gun the events in new delhi have a so far been peaceful after a week of clashes between protesters and police those are your top stories stay with us the listening post that is coming up next that i'm going to have more news for you in half an hour i hope you'll join me then thanks for watching of i. fran electrician. this rang out process to be precise you're going nowhere this particular so you know what. secret this place to russia's black sea. but. i think that. hello i'm richard gere's bird and you're at the listening post where we don't cover the news we

the current form of the coronavirus, it's much more contagious, and that's why the centers for disease and preventionat guidance that we have heard for the last ten months, but saying that now perhaps more than ever extremely important to mask up, avoid groups and continue to social distance. the list of u.s. states seeing what's possibly a faster spreading covid-19 variant is growing. this weekend michigan reported its first case with a woman west of detroit who officials say this recently traveled to the u.k. where the variant was first discovered last month. and there will be more of these cases, as the new variant threatens to become dominant form of coronavirus by march warns the cdc. the agency now imploring americans to double down on preventative safety measures. >> this virus is so efficient in transmitting, that's what makes it more dangerous. what we are hoping is that there is not a mutation in the future that makes the virus immune to the current vaccines. so a much more effective virus is going to spread a lot more easily in a community. >> reporter: the virus's mutation adding urgency

the centers for disease control and prevention will launch the federal pharmacy programme to make vaccinesan administer the vaccine, who can administer the vaccine and who ensure we have enough facts that people doing the vaccines to meet the needs and quickly. in addition to this effort our administration will be asking congress to find and quell the public health workforce. they are also going to take immediate steps to partner with governors and mayors and other local officials who will be talking to all along who are on the front lines of the site. he directed them to establish a covid—19 response liaison for each state which every state will have a point person at the federal level to maximise cooperation between the federal government and the states and we will be made known about it immediately. this is a model used to respond to hurricane sandy which i was deeply involved with and in just a few moments i'm going to sign a declaration to immediately begin reimbursing states 100% for the use of their national guards to help covid—19 relief efforts. something democrats and republican

the centers for disease control and prevention making the case for in person learning this week withew report says there's little evidence that schools contribute to the spread of covid within larger communities. that transmission within schools has been very rare. new guidance comes as teachers unions across the country continues to insist it's unsafe to return to the classroom. thomas carol is superintendent of schools for the catholic archdiocese of boston, more than 30,000 students in 100 schools have been attending in person classes since full. welcome. appreciate you coming on. tell us about your experience in boston. new students have been in classes since the fall, is a full week in class or a hybrid system where there's student trade-off? >> the elementary schools are in full week and high schools, some are doing a hybrid scenario. all the children are expected every week to be in person instruction. we do allow parents who have medically optimized people in their household to watch classes live streamed but we give in person option to everyone. when we started, as soon as t

the report released last week by the centers for disease control and prevention detailing new highly-transmissible variance of covid-19 leading the california teachers association and its members to call on the state to be more aggressive in its fight to stop the spread of the virus. teachers say educators should be prioritized for the vaccine and the teenagers are being vaccinated for a really long time so as a high school teacher. these teenagers from what we know or just as trans missive as other adults and so we could still be getting covid from those students also be transmitting it to as well in a letter written to governor gavin newsome the cta stressed that little community transmission rates, a strong public health infrastructure and layered prevention measures within schools that are effectively maintained. >>tracked and enforced the path forward all criteria teachers say have not been fully met i do live with my my father who is 73 and my husband and we have 6 kids and. >>my husband and i have thought about this and we have been saving to have a little bit of a nest egg in the event tha

i also want to make sure that the subject matter experts at the centers for disease control and prevention who have been reading and reviewing the literature, that you hear from them. when there are new things to report, you will hear from somebody at the c.d.c., and it may very well be me. >> brennan: well, we hope to continue to get that new information, doctor, because there are a lot of questions right now about these reports of new strains out of the u.k., out of brazil, out of south africa. what are you hearing? what concerns you about these new strains? >> doctor: so the first thing i want to indicate is that viruses mutate. we've known for a long time that viruses mutate. not just coronavirus. and they mutate when they're under pressure. there is a lot of pressure right now because there is a lot of virus circulating out there, especially in this country. we worry about several things: we worry about whether they have increased transmissibility. we worry about whether they have increased morbidity and fatality. so far the one from the u.k. looks like it is more transmissible. we do