cody. the story that i'm going to tell is a familiar one, but i sort of thought that thematically i might be able to pull together here's the last speaker some of the themes that we've been talking about this week and put buffalo bill in -- in perspective, and let me start doing that by telling you a personal story because we've been getting some of those this week as well are. of course, you know we're here because it's the centennial of buffalo bill's death, william f. cody's death, and that was in 1917 which was the year of my mother's birth, and then in 1968, 51 years later, i first visited this wonderful institution in the company with two of my high school chums, steve horowitz and don fork, and we had just graduated from short ridge high school in indianapolis, and we had don's volkswagen bus and had simon & garfunkel's "america" ringing in our ears, and we went out in search of america. i'm still looking. [ laughter ] well, the boys were anxious to get to the climax of our trip, our

¿por quÉ cody obtiene una navaja?Á. >> relÁjate, te la prestarÉ. >> ¿en serio? >> sÍ. lo que es mÍo, es tuyo. >> [alex] guau, ¿escucharon eso? cody va a compartir todo conmigo. no te puedes retractar. >> [padre] es buen hermano. siempre te lo he dicho, alex. >> [alex] ¿significa que puedo comerme la mitad de tu paquete de mentas? >> [cody] no saques cosas de mi maleta. >> [padre] llevan diez segundos en el auto. ¿por quÉ siempre tienes que pelear? >> [alex] me tocan tres. >> [cody] ¡no, alex! ¡no te comas las mentas! >> [madre] estÁn hablando demasiado de dulces. me estoy hartando. >> [cody] ¡alex! ya las tengo, abre la ventana. >> [padre] ¿quÉ haces, cody? >> [madre] no jueguen con las ventanas. no me gusta que hagan eso. [explosiÓn] >> [alex] guau, ¿vieron eso? [♪♪] [♪♪] [♪♪]♪ ]♪[Á[ ♪[a[ ♪[ ]♪[]♪[ ♪ roban un vehículo cuando menores de edad anterior. >>> además el sindicato de maestros distrito escolar de san francisco llegó a un acuerdo, tentativo sobre posibilidad de regresar a las aulas. >>> maÑana el condado sono

i want to tell you about our hardworking state employee, cody.ody has worked for the osc for the last 22 years. he is down in the office. cody was doing way more work than his title and job description indicated, with factors out of his control making promotion nearly impossible. one of the factors was location. agency policy required elector -- generations of cody's family have lived in ida bell, and a promotion was not worth leaving his family. it took a pandemic and by executive order to have state employees work from home to change the policy, so he could become a director. there are men and women like cody across state government, talented, dedicated to serving our state, and stuck in an outdated system that keeps them from being rewarded like they deserve. to be a top ten state, we need a system that rewards our state employees and gives us the flexibility we need to serve our citizens more effectively. [applause] [applause] [applause] finally, my team will continue to find ways to partner with the members in this room to invest in our fell

cody to issue a warning of sorts. leanne? >> the message the doctor wants to convey is we'll have this virus for a while, so get used to it. as we start to get more vaccines, people cannot let up on all the strategies already in place. as we have all witnessed in the bay area, any given event, a holiday, can quickly trigger the spread of the coronavirus. reflecting back, santa clara county had two confirmed positive cases on february 4, 2020, a year ago. at the time those two cases accounted for 18% of all cases in the united states. today the county has a sliver of all the covid cases nationwide. still, dr. sara cody, santa clara county's health officer, said there is still a surge since november. it has declined and has continued. >> we are trending where we want to be, but by no means, by no means, are we out of the woods. >> reporter: that's because while the numbers have fallen, they're still much higher than the previous peak in july and august. when it comes to minority groups, the county reports that those cases are a

. >>> en este orden de a partir el próximo mes a nivel estatal comenzarán a vacunar contra cody 19 ajo este plan se van inocular a mujeres embarazada y otros pacientes. sin embargo, nos dicen el anuncio llegan medio de esto de la escasez de vacuna. >>> la escasez de vacuna contra cody 19 provocado, que en últimas horas miles de persona. uno de los cinco megas centro que se administra segunda dosis. >>> tienen que venir aquí, si le falta su segunda docena de países. >>> 1500 personas el jueves llegaran sin cita, deberían haber acudido a otros centros del condado angelino. >>> las demoras para 2000 se siente que saben agendado su cita. >>> se recibieron su primera dosis de faisal, en otras clínicas regresen a la misma clínica para su segunda cita. >>> el condado angelino recibe más de 200.000, vacunas semanales y el 60% son administrada en segunda dosis. >>> la mayoría de las cifras en el centro vacunación será. >>> personas mayores de 65 años que busca administrarse la primer dosis puede solicitar una cita fuera de los cinco megas centro del condado angelino. >>> centros de salud farm

cody worked for oesc for the last 22 years down in the ida belle office. he was doing way more work than his title and job indicated. but factors out of his control made promotion nearly impossible. one of those factors was location. an agency policy required directors to live in oklahoma city. well, you see generations of cody's family had lived in ida belle and promotion wasn't worth leaving his family. it took a pandemic and my executive order to have state employees work from home to change the policy so he could become a director. there are men and women like cody across state government, talented and dedicated to serving our state and stuck in an outdated system that keeps them from being rewarded. to be a top 10 state we need a system that rewards our state employees and gives us the flexibility we need to serve our citizens more effectively. [applause] >> finally, my team will continue to find ways to partner with the members of this room to invest in our fellow oklahomans. america's health ranking put oklahoma 46th in the country in health outcome

cody's remarks live on trench role. you can access it 24/7 by going to kpix.com or the kpix 5 news app. >>> a new building is sure to stand out being planned for san jose. canadian development company, west bank, is known for its unique designs. he wants to add five of them. new renderings show what the energy hub would look like. the 21-story building will feature curved edges and a rooftop garden. it is plans for multi use from housing to office-based and retail. >>> a mid spike in by bullets against asian americans, mayor breed and the police chief met with merchants. areas suchrind district have seen a major spike in robberies and assaults over the past few months. the mayor made it clear, thriving commercial areas like this need more police support. >> an attack on any senior in the city is an attack on all of us. this is why making tremendous investments in communities that have been disadvantaged and left behind. >> the mayor's call is doing -- >>> looking live at san francisco from our exclusive salesforce camer

>> cody got shot in the face. >> who? >> cody. like, his whole face, right here, got shot. >> oh!actly where those -- those kids are. >> finding dawna and david's children were their only thought. devin's, too. kenny miller said neither the night nor the cartels could have stopped them heading down that road. the family's photos and video, taken hours later at the hospital, tell the story of what those children endured, blood-soaked and terrified at the side of the road, waiting to be rescued, the cartels still moving in the mountains around them. do you remember when they found you, cody? >> they put, um, everybody inside a ranger, and they put me inside a hospital truck. >> the ambulance? >> they put me inside the ranger. i was freezing cold, so i got a blanket and they gave me some burritos, and they were really good. >> because you were really hungry, right? >> yeah. >> the ambulance that carried the children came from this hospital we visited in the town of bavispe, that lies between la mora and the ambush site. >> hola. >> ¿cómo estás? >> muy bien. >> we wanted to meet the d

codie is not mentioning obstacles of getting this done. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. santa clara county's new policy is bold. david louie explains how it works, also hah vaccine supplies continue to be tied to production. >> reporter: death statistics make it clear who are the most vulnerable to covid-19. in santa clara county, out of nearly 1,500 deaths, more than 80% have been persons 65 and older. that's why the county has simplified where people should get vaccinated regardless of where they get their care. >> everyone who lives in our county, who is age 65 years and older, can get vaccinated. there is no wrong door. you can come to any of the health systems. >> reporter: county health officer dr. sarah cody said enough of the chaos, with almost daily changes in guidelines. enough of canceled appointments because a provider didn't get an adequate supply. it makes for less confusion in 2 million people in the second-largest county health system in the state. >> going forward, we must and we can prevent as many of thes

we approached cody about joining. he was skeptical at first. didn't think 110-pound girl could lift a ten-pound rifle. but he agreed to a tryout. frank threw one clay pigeon after the other into the air and i shot every single one of them starting with my right hand switching to my left. when i was finished, a man standing in the corner watching came running out yelling, fine, wonderful! it turned out it was cody's business partner and hired us on the spot. cody and i didn't always see eye to eye. but he was the kindest hearted person i ever met. he called me little missy. he agreed that it was smart for his partner to hire us and made me a featured performer in his shows. and i did plenty of trick shooting performances. i would often shoot backward holding a rifle over my shoulder holder a mirror aiming at a target behind me. i started shooting from horseback. that certainly was a crowd pleaser. but it was my accuracy that made the crowd gasp in astonishment. in 1887, cody took the whole troop to london as part of the american exhibition for q

it turned out, it was cody's business partner, and hired us on the spot back cody and i didn't always see eye to eye, but he was the kind of person i ever met -- he called me little missy. he agreed that it was smart for his part in a high-risk, and made me a feature performer and shows. and i did plenty of trick shooting performances. i would often shoot backward, holding a rifle over my shoulder, holding a mirror aiding -- aiming at a target behind me. i started shooting from horseback, that certainly was a crowd pleaser. but it was my accuracy, that made the crowd gasped in astonishment. in 1887, cody took the whole troops -- as part of the american exhibition for queen victoria's golden jubilee. the prince of whales and his wife attended the performance, and i had the chance to meet them. but, according to tradition, you always greeted the prince first. but, i shook hands with the princess first. i said you have to excuse me, please, i am an american. and in america, ladies come first. i had the privilege of meeting queen victoria, who made a rare appearance at one of our performa

i did not realize on my father's side, they did tours with cody.e were in dresden and i went to a book festival. there was an individual and he had all of his documents and clippings of the cody show. the person he was talking about was oliver lapointe. i have to always be the one to remind my wife. she left all of this stuff at home. i have a hard job. [laughter] anyhow, the truth of things i have to talk about about my great grandpa, it is usually stuff in my dvds or my book. another thing i want to clarify with chris, i am the closest living relative to sitting bull. but we have a whole shitload -- [laughter] nieces, nephews, grandchildren, great-grandchildren. they are scattered across the country. my sons -- i have a daughter who lives in texas. i have some grandchildren who live in washington and oregon. i know every descendent from me on. we have all of this documentation that proves our lineal descendents eight -- descendency. most people do not realize our people, we are the most documented people in this country. ever since the europeans

año 400 $ semanales para los exemple de millones de dólares para distribución de la vacuna contra el codyo ha pautado el rescate económico pero los demócratas y quieren finalizar antes del 14 de marzo, se venza las prestaciones por desempleo que beneficien a millones de personas. >>> autoridades sanitarias dieron los verde para que comience la segunda etapa de vacunación que incluya más personas. >>> los condado san francisco alameda napa san mateo y sonoma podrán vacunar a profesores trabajadores del cuidado infantil personas que trabajan en la industria alimenticia y cultura como también a trabajadores de servicios de emergencia. >>> en este mismo orden de condado santa clara abrió el nuevo centro de vacunación específicamente al centro de salud de Éibar y san josé, el cual atenderá personas de 65 años o más trabajadores de primera línea y el grupo de personas que ahora son elegibles para recibir la dosis. >>> el domingo se abrirán las citas de vacunación para incluir a trabajadores de primera línea en la página del estado, incluye trabajadores en educación y cuidado infantil servicio d

pandemic to straight on - - to change the policy to become a director there are men and women might cody across state government and to be stuck in the outdated system to keep them from being rewarded like they deserve. to be a top ten state we need a system of rewards and to give us the flexibility we need to serve citizens more effectively. [applause] >> and then to invest in fellow oklahomans putting oklahoma 46th in the country and health outcomes. with the third most death from heart disease that is unacceptable to me and to all 4 million oklahomans. they hired me to bring a fresh set of eyes as governor i cannot stand by to continue with business as usual when the system isn't working. we have an obligation as leaders to do better for our citizens and it is implicit in the promises we made when we all assumed office. medicaid expansion in the constitution it is the perfect opportunity to reimagine healthcare delivery in oklahoma. not just paying invoices. texas kansas, iowa, tennessee, floridn california and illinois. it's not a red state or blue state but the smart thing to do. al

that was cody, a popular peloton instructor that he's recovering from covid.sed kristin and me last saturday with a virtual workout. >> that's right. cody says he is feeling better but still has many lingering effects and isn't 100% yet. cody, we hope you feel better soon and just a reminder of how serious this virus is. >> if a guy as healthy and as young as he is can get that badly sick, it's a pretty good reminder to take precautions. >> for sure. >> we want to turn to the super bowl, just a day away. what should be a celebratory weekend has taken a tragic turn. the son of the kansas city chiefs head coach has been involved in a terrible car crash that led to life threatening injuries to a 5-year-old child. nbc's sam brock is at raymond james stadium in tampa where the super bowl will be played. sam, good morning. >> reporter: peter, kristin, good morning. later today the kansas city chiefs are expected to arrive in tampa, and when they do, there will be questions for head coach andy reid whose son is a member of his coaching staff and was just involved in

santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody believes court cases could be circulating because little testing is done to determine variance we don't do this every positive specimen and so in some ways we sort of have to >>that perhaps these variants of concern are already circulating doctor. cody says the resident infected in santa clara county transmitted the variant through international travel, however, she's encouraged that they followed the 10 day mandatory quarantine when returning home person upon returning. immediately >>and we don't know of any opportunities for further spread. within our community meanwhile. >>alameda county's health officer had little travel information about the resident infected in his county. ultimately doctor gandhi says it will take vaccinations and herd immunity to get through this only way to get through this is to vaccinate as many people as fast as possible we're not we're not back saying is quickly as we would hope his time has to do is supply partially while supply is causing a major slowdown in those vaccinations. >>doctor gandhi says she

cody was an institution on philadelphia radio for decades. he encouraged those in the black community not only to follow the ins and outs of local and national politics but to get involved themselves. he became a friend to his listeners who are grieving a tremendous loss. i know i speak for all of us when i say that our thoughts are with kyle and his family right now. as members of congress, we can do more than just stand with people in their grief. we can do something beyond sending our thoughts and our prayers. we have the ability to crush this virus and get more resources where they are badly needed to prevent more loss, more devastation, and more economic carnage. that is what the american rescue plan is all about. it is a life saving bill to get more vaccines into more communities, safely reopen schools, put direct assistance in people's pockets and help state and local governments on the front lines. our bill also finally gives the 27 million workers the raise they have deserved for quite some time. sadly, it seems likely that senate ru

cody. now to get to the red tier, the race rate has to be between four and seven cases per 100,000 people. the county has above 20. lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> okay. lyanne, thank you very much. >>> san francisco is preparing to expand vaccination eligibility to include teachers. vaccines have been part of negotiations to reopen schools, a topic that's the subject of a lawsuit filed by the city against the district. today the city attorney expanded the lawsuit, adding three new allegations accusing the district of violating the students' rights, discriminating against students on the basis of wealth and violating state law. the original lawsuit was filed last wednesday. abc7 news anchor liz kreutz joins us live. what from what the mayor said today, it doesn't really sound hopeful that students will be soon. >> reporter: that's right, ama, she is certainly not confident it will happen this year, and we're continuing to see this fight play out between mayor breed and the city and the schoo

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want to bring in cody ware, josh bilicki and joey gase. josh, do you first. first daytona 500. the stands aren't full but we're here and the infield feels busy. i'm excited for my first daytona 500 a. have fox nation in the car. >> dana: you started at the age of 8 your racing career. are there a lot of kids out there who want to do what you do? what would you tell them. >> never give up. there are a lot of times in my career where things weren't going very good you always kept on digging and there was always something better going on and you didn't know it yet. if your dream is to be a race car driver start young and work at your local level and work your way up. >> bill: cody, racing runs in your family. who is going to win sunday? >> yeah. hopefully me. my grandfather grew up racing in the 60s and 70s. my dad in the 80s and 90s. taking the torch and carrying on the family business and glad to be part of this great american race with my family. what better way to do it. >> bill: love that. >> dana: i have a question about does the fact that nascar has loyal

[habla en inglÉs] reportera: la doctora sara cody anuncia que en el condado santa clara una persona ye internacional a mediados de enero y empezaron a sentir sÍntomas varios dÍas despuÉs. la pareja se puso en cuarentena de inmediato. >> se les quiere recordar que tenemos una directriz la cual indica que si las personas viajan mÁs de 150 millas fuera del condados de santa clara tienen que ponerse en cuarentena al menos 10 dÍas y hacerse la prueba de covid—19 alrededor del dÍa seis o siete. reportera: el condado alameda tambiÉn reportÓ tener la variante de sudÁfrica y permanece bajo investigaciÓn. ambos casos ya no son contagiosos y fuerondetectados por secuencia genÓmica de la universidad de stanford. a una de las dos personas que regresaron de viaje presentaron sÍntomas en el condado no le hicieron la prueba. >> sintieron sÍntomas pero sÓlo a uno se le hizo este examen de secuencia genÓmica. >> actualmente solamente una fracciÓn de los casos positivos a covid—19 se usarÁ secuencia a medida que el condado y sus otros socios estÁn trabajando para aumentar esta capacidad de secuencia. la

santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody believes court cases could be circulating because little testing is done to determine variance we don't do this every positive specimen and so in some ways we sort of have to >>that perhaps these variants of concern are already circulating doctor. cody says the resident infected in santa clara county transmitted the variant through international travel, however, she's encouraged that they followed the 10 day mandatory quarantine when returning home person upon returning. i immediately >>and we don't know of any opportunities for further spread. within our community meanwhile. >>alameda county's health officer had little travel information about the resident infected in his county. ultimately doctor gandhi says it will take vaccinations and herd immunity to get through this only way to get through this is to vaccinate as many people as fast as possible we're not we're not back saying is quickly as we would hope as time has to do is supply partially while supply is causing a major slowdown in those vaccinations. >>doctor gandhi says sh

santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody believes court cases could be circulating because little testing is done to determine variance we don't do this sequencing every positive specimen and so in some ways we sort of have to >>that perhaps these variants of concern are already circulating doctor. cody says the resident infected in santa clara county transmitted the variant through international travel, however she is encouraged that they followed the 10 day mandatory quarantine when returning home person upon returning. i immediately >>and we don't know of any opportunities for further spread. within our community meanwhile. >>alameda county's health officer had little travel information about the resident infected in his county. ultimately doctor gandhi says it will take vaccinations and herd immunity to get through this only way to get through this is to vaccinate as many people as fast as possible we're not we're not saying is quickly as we would hope as time has to do is supply harshly. >>while supply is causing a major slowdown of the vaccinations doctor gandhi says

>> i like cody in the classes. but looking at the last three month, you have seen a trade in this $150 sort of the price range, so we will see if it can get above, that and over the last six months up about 103%, brian. >> look, shout out to cody, and once you have the bike, you will pay the monthly fee or the treadmill, and seema mody wondering why i am on tv. thank you very much. the january jobs number is mixed with 40,000 jobs newly added because of the coronavirus, and the restrictions and the lockdown, and et cetera, and the interest rate-- and the unemployment dropping to 6.3%, and 4.7 million people prevented from working because of the pandemic or the lockdowns or their kid's school is closed. but the job markets are focusing on the positives and here they are. this is why the markets are ripping higher, and here you are. you have the vaccines up one, and the vaccines are up 15% in one month, and $15.2 trillion in stimulus and we don't know the number, but some bill is going pass. and you have the easy fed

my name is cody and professor of pediatrics at tufts university school of medicine. and head of the infectious disease service at tufts children's hospital in boston. >> good morning. i am the professor of pediatrics and pediatric infectious disease at stanford university. in a currently do research on the response of different pathogens in special and special host including vaccines. thank you. >> i am a pathologist by training currently director of physician and clinical innovation at the national center for the science is within the national institutes of health. >> good morning. professor pediatrics at the children's hospital and university school of metals medicine in pennsylvaniape. >> good morning. i am vice president and therapeutic area head of the vaccine clinical development at merck and a nonvoting industry representative this morning. >> i'm associate professor at the cancer research center and university of washington. >> good morning i'm in microbiology from university of michigan and also leader of african studies. >>. >> i am director of the division

sara cody is praising the resident infected with the south african variant for following the mandatory ten-day quarantine after returning from an international trip last month.>> they were not infectious while traveling, there infectious period started after they were home. >> not much is known about the alameda county case. the investigation just began. both samples were sequenced for the variance at stanford medicine. >> this is really important to know, is that we don't do the sequencing on every positive specimen.>> it is not an easy thing to test exactly which variance it is here it is both expensive and time-consuming. >> and associates repressor of medicine at stanford says the u.s. lags in identifying variants. >> i do want to stress that variants happened, that's what viruses do. the more infections there are, the more opportunities the viruses have to generate new variants. >> which is why doctors emphasized the need for vaccinations and double down on efforts of mass wearing and handwashing.>> the way to combat these mutants, these variants, is to get vaccinated and get infe

>>santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody believes court cases could be circulating because little testing is done to determine variance we don't do this sequencing every positive specimen and so in some ways we sort of have to that perhaps these variants of concern are already circulating doctor. cody says the resident infected in santa clara county transmitted the variant through international travel, however, she's encouraged that they followed the 10 day mandatory quarantine when returning home person upon returning. i immediately >>and we don't know of any opportunities for further spread. within our community meanwhile. >>alameda county's health officer had little travel information about the resident infected in his county. ultimately doctor donnie says it will take vaccinations and herd immunity to get through this only way to get this is to vaccinate as many people as fast as possible we're not we're not back saying is quickly as we would hope his time has to do is supply partially while supply is causing a major slowdown in those vaccinations. >>doctor gandhi says

my name is cody misener. i'm a professor of pediatrics at tufts university school of medicine and head of the infectious disease service tufts children's hospital in boston. thank you. >> okay. next slide, please. >> good morning, i'm the professor of pediatrics and pediatric infectious disease at stanford university and i currently do research on immune response of different infectious disease pathogens in children and special -- including vaccines, thank you. >> and next, doctor. >> i'm a pathologist by training currently director of the decision of clinical innovation at the national center for translational sciences within the national institutes of health. >> doctor. >> gentleman, good morning, i'm a professor of pediatrics at children's hospital of philadelphia and university of pennsylvania school of medicine. >> doctor. >> you need to unmute. >> good morning, i'm the vice-president in therapeutic head of clinical in merck and i'm not the nonvoting representative this morning. >> thank you, doctor. >>

so-called buckle for do it she cherishes only out of body so i get that the cotton club would out of cody did the defenses of this company become you nobody else could have got a this if you did machine if they had that they could audiophile with those issues either but it isn't yes you better hold the show to the doors if this is next. think about it because when you. get anybody. to do the british asian then normally she cringes oh but did you buy that because if you give them one you know yes real quickly because this is big. machine with a piece of food. produced destroyed. that . i. was. just. changing. the whole story on the street just. to see. you know the circumstances. we're going. to build a better my niece is going to want to. so this official release of the should should. show music we are drugs on good news getting so for to get a deal with we have. smoke other clubs. staying close to call to stop the streets were. told to stay on their way divine if you actually mean they'll be got to him in the hall because so it's running joke at all it's finally made it out of the tsunam

santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody believes court cases could be circulating because little testing is done to determine variance we don't do this sequencing every positive specimen and so in some ways we sort of have to >>that perhaps these variants of concern are already circulating doctor. cody says the resident infected in santa clara county transmitted the variant through international travel, however, she's encouraged that they followed the 10 day mandatory quarantine when returning home person upon returning. i immediately >>and we don't know of any for further spread. within our community meanwhile. >>alameda county's health officer had little travel information about the resident infected in his county. ultimately doctor gandhi says it will take vaccinations and herd immunity to get through this only way to get to this is to vaccinate as many people as fast as possible we're not we're not saying is quickly as we would hope as time has to do is supply partially while supply is causing a major slowdown in those vaccinations. >>doctor gandhi says she is encourag

it has john cody's maker's mark inside the ring john cody was a gold in silversmith of boston, but there's no inscription. so even though it did pass down through the family. we can't be 100% sure that the story behind this room is true, you know, although there was it is quite possibly true, but we can't say for sure. but we do know that penelope had very difficult time with josiah's passing. there's a letter of surviving letter from a plymouth colony secretary nathaniel morton, which is actually in the collections of mass historical society in the winslow papers. it's just this really wonderful document and athena morton writes to penelope. he's really trying to console her on the loss of josiah. we don't have any letters between josiah and penelope that survive but in his will josiah gave penelope broad powers over the estate so at this time widows typically received a third of their husbands personal property into third life interest in their real estate but josiah lee's cannot be in charge of everything he gives her the power to sell land if she needs to and so he clearly has great fa

they are people like cody who bust ice like hams at all hours so the cattle have access to water. and still able to joke that zero degrees feels like a heat wave. and the one who delivers baby calves so where they can be bottle fed to insure they can survive. they are the ones stand staying up at night. the neighboring producer has help they need to milk their herd so people like you and i have a safe and secure food splifmente as many across the country learned this past spring, our food does not come from the grocery store shelf. this represents millions of people working every day in the u.s. it begins with farmers, ranchers, and growers and includes food processors and manufacturers, transportation workers, and finally those working in the grocery stores and restaurants. each of these people are vitally insures -- are vital in insures we have food. i know the message cannot be lost on the way to the grocery store. on behalf of kansans and all americans, i say thank you to the farmers, ranchers, and producers who supply our food. thank you for pulling the baby calf out of the s

my name is cody misener. i'm a professor of pediatrics at tufts university school of medicine and head of the infectious disease service tufts children's hospital in boston. thank you. >> okay. next slide, please. >> good morning, i'm the professor of pediatrics and pediatric infectious disease at stanford university and i currently do research on immune response of different infectious disease pathogens in children and special -- including vaccines, thank you. >> and next, doctor. >> i'm a pathologist by training currently director of the decision of clinical at the national center. within the national institute. >> good morning. it pediatrics at theic head of e children's hospital. >> hello. [inaudible]. you need to unmute your phone. good morning. my name is paula and vice president in a therapeutic area and vaccine clinical development printed and i am the nonvoting industry person this morning >> of associate professor at the cancer research center university of washington. >> the next person please. >>

sara cody called the no wrong door system allowing anyone eligible to be vaccinated wherever they can find an appointment. >> we had to ask ourselves how can we fix that? how can we intervene the best way possible? these people who are 65 and older who happen to be kaiser members are at great risk. >> reporter: the fix, they say, comes from having many more doses which they say they'll give at a growing number of vaccine sites around the county. >> i'm so excited. so excited. >> reporter: music to the ears of elise walters frustrated after being put on hold by kaiser. >> can you believe the difference of one day? yesterday was a nightmare. and today it's like ten pounds just lifted. >> reporter: both kaiser and sutter health patients account for roughly half of the 2 million people in santa clara county. kaiser telling us it's grateful for the county's help and the sooner people are vaccinated the better. the county says it currently has about two to three weeks worth of vaccine supply and expects to get more doses from the state every week. in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area new

sarah cody said they've reached an important milestone. >> we have vaccinated over 50% of those 75 and over, and nearly half of tho >> reporter: despite vaccine supply being unpredictable, by february 28th, they willility n and child care, food and agriculture, and emergency services. >> this is not precise, but it looks like we will be in very good shape with this group and have the capacity to bring on additional eligible persons. >> reporter: that news came as a huge relief to this fourth grade teacher. >> just found out about an hour ago, so i'm just over the moon. >> reporter: san jose unified school district still is not allowed students back for in-person learning but that could change. >> when we hit orange or yellow or vaccines are widely available to teachers, then that sort of starts the ball rollg. county admits it is still addressing issues of access and equity in addition to opening a new site in gilroy takes drop-ins, the county plans to expand other sites to include weekends. they are also urging younger family members to get the last 50% of those 65 and older an appoin

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we have no evidence that there was any further risk for spread within the community, but both cody in alameda county's health officer point out there's very little testing done to determine variance we have a limited picture. >>only a small fraction of covid specimens are sequenced in the u.s. and some ways we sort of have to that perhaps these variants of concern are already circulating we just don't know to what extent there's little information so far about the alameda county resident with the south african variant. >>but health officials say the best way to prevent another surge and protect people is to double down on precautions down on all those important things that we're doing what wearing masks not gathering inside with anyone outside of our house full. >>and keeping our distance this is the time to be really really careful ucsf epidemiologist doctor george rutherford degrees. >>he says since vaccines are believed to be less affective on this more contagious south african variant finding out how these people got it in if they had contact with anyone will be critical in contai

sarah cody said they've reached an important milestone. >> we have vaccinated over 50% of those 75 and over, and nearly half of those 65 and over. >> reporter: d will expand eligibility to include education and child care, food and agriculture, and emergency services. >> this is not precise, but it looks like we will be in very good shape with this group and have the capacity to bring on a huge relief aut an hour s'm jt school district still is not allowed students back for in-person learning but that could change. >> when we hit orange or yellow or vaccines are widely available to teachers, then that sort of starts the ball rolling. >> reporter: before then, the county admits it is still addressing issues of access and equity in addition to opening a new site in gilroy that takes drop-ins, the county plans to expand other sites to include weekends. they are also urging younger family members to get the last 50% of those 65 and older an appointment. >> please call them up and say hey, have you been vaccinated? >> reporter: in san jose, matt boone, "abc7 news." >>> even though the covid

itself senators could only watch on in horror as they saw or hope police officers were overwhelmed cody sent frantic radio messages arguing for help how the student gains the violent tide that swept towards them threatening to challenge the results of the presidential election at the very heart of american democracy. the evidence will show that he clearly incited the generous 6 insurrection. if you will show that donald trump surrendered his role as commander in chief and became the insider in chief that mob was summoned assembled and incited by the former president of the united states donald trump and he did that. because he wanted to stop the transfer of power so that he could retain power the the this was never about pursuing legitimate claims he was saying anything he could to trigger and anger his base so that they would fight like hell to overturn a legitimate election just the. do this violent attack was not planned in secret the insurgents believed that they were doing the duty of their president the. the democrat impeachment managers also highlighted donald trump's criticism o

sarah cody who you just heard from says there was very limited capacity for labs to rapidly identify and track all these emerging variants. she says it reminds her of the early days of testing in the spring when there was no standardized approach across the country and she says california labs are working very hard on this right now. the good news is that alameda county health officer dr. nicholas moss believes the current pfizer and moderna vaccines still have decent efficacy against the variants. >> even if there's somewhat reduced efficacy in some cases overall it is still very good. but i think prudently the manufacturers and others are looking at booster strategies. >> reporter: so both doctors emphasized with the new variants in the uk -- from the uk and south africa now confirmed in california that it is so important to continue wearing masks and maintaining that social distance. we have to be vigilant. because of limited testing they just do not know how widespread these variants are right now in the bay area or the u.s. the santa clara county patients have fully recovered. t

sarah cody says the goal for the next two weeks is to get more people age 65 and older vaccinated to make sure more appointments are open when that eligibility expands. alameda county now has two large mass vaccination centers, one at the oakland coliseum and the other now open in the tri-valley area at the county fairgrounds in pleasanton. as abc 7 news reporter laura anthony explains, this one allows eligible people from a variety of health care providers to get vaccinated in one place. >> reporter: where once there were ferris wheels and carnival rides there are cars. at the pleasanton fairgrounds, the first day of a new mass vaccination site in alameda county. perhaps not as fun as a thrill ride but a huge relief for many. >> i'm happy. >> we are excited to be able to vaccinate our communities, get everyone healthy and be getting back to a new normal. >> reporter: those receiving shots were divided into lanes based on whether they signed up through their provider, sutter or stanford health, or the county's website. unlike it's been for many these days, for salonia williams the pr

the tech giants to pay news of which are the big difference with the australian media are getting cody's that there's actually a process in place where if the media giants and the big tech companies do not come to an agreement then there's an arbitration process to force there to be some kind of transaction taking place and that in particular seems to be a piece that google and facebook do not want to. just hate it nobody's really trying to introduce a piece of legislation like this before it's not a very good piece of legislation but it's not a signal of intent of major democracy to come up with some sort of way solving this problem that we've all been talking about for quite some time the power of the. horns and how to properly hold them to account is a 1st step but i think it's important that we're starting to have these conversations and expect you know politicians to come up with successful ones of regularity. if you would have predicted an initiative like the media bargaining code coming out of australia which is led by a conservative government the kind that is usually ideological

russia becomes the 1st country to approve 3 homegrown coronavirus vaccines after cody back gets a green lead. there's no sign of protests dying down in flames as the country sees its 4th night of violent demonstrations over the arrest of a catalan round accused of glorifying terrorism. as a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me nicky aaron. now the u.s. president joe biden for america is back mantra gets a mixed reception at the on line munich security conference as not everyone is convinced by washington's return to the world stage his artie's pay to all of a with the details the munich security conference 2021 pretty much turned into biting fest 2021 to sum it all up very says singley it was america is back china and russia can get stuffed europe get behind us we're leading or leading with diplomacy said at that time we will be back. and i'm a man of my word america's back i speak today as president of the united states at the very start of my administration and i'm sending a clear message to the world america is back one of the voices though that strayed a litt

throughout this pandemic in a release about the loosening of restrictions county health officer doctor sara cody noted the mental physical and social well-being of children and adults needs to be balanced with the risk of covid-19 we want people know how to be better we want. relationships to reestablished and in some instances. >>establish for the first time santa clara county remains in the purple tier state guidance allows for high contact sports such as football to be played in this tier when case rates are below 14 per 100,000 people. >>coaches and players also need to be tested regularly. the new rules may come as a relief but supervisor chavez warns not to get too relaxed. i think that this is an opportunity for our community to demonstrate that we can continue open up and thoughtful smart healthy ways and still protect our community. >>county health officials have not released the revised directives just yet but we're told those will be posted on the county website within the coming days, reporting in san jose. dan thorn. kron 4 news. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news efforts t