kizzie corbett, matthew mallory and matthew's mother, dr.een's, kizzie, this is a very exciting day. i really wasn't sure this was going to happen. what's it like for you? you're vaccinating america one shot at a time, and this was a big conversion for you. >> you know, every single time someone decides to be vaccinated, it is extremely exciting for me. i will never get tired of hearing that people have made the choice to be vaccinated, and moreover, whatever my voice can be the beacon of that change, i'm so happy. i'm thankful for matthew and his mom coming out today, and of course i was so thrilled to come all the way to virginia to make sure it happened. >> matthew, how do you feel? >> i feel good, sir. >> so, you know, kizzie obviously chased you down in the theater right after the town hall. i was following, and you and i were out on the sidewalk afterwards, and in our final exchange, you told me that you don't like needles. you know, i used to not like needles, either, but i told you that i did not even feel it when i got my moderna in

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corbett.for me the educational psychology that dr. corbett used on your son and you to get you into that walgreens today. >> well, i looked at the town hall meeting and i was very impressed with the information that was being shared by dr. corbett and after talking to my son matthew, after the show that was what really inspired me to go ahead and get the vaccine. >> now, dr. seafuss, kizzy and i know about matthew's reluctance. why were you reluctant or why did it take you this long to get the vaccine? >> um, i was listening to some of the conspiracy theories and it is not for sure the effectiveness of the vaccine. so as i got more information, became more educated and dr. corbett really inspired me to get the vaccine. >> now, you just listened to dr. corbett on the town hall and then today when you met her at walgreens, that is the first time you've had a chance to talk to her beyond what you heard on the town hall, isn't that right? >> that's correct. >> yeah. and so when you say dr. corbett

kizzy corbett, who you mentioned. she practically made the vaccine that is in me and i'll be meeting her for the first time. she was 34 years old when she did this work with the vaccine. i am going to be totally intimidated and scared and nervous, so watch just how i mask, if i can, how nervous i am talking to dr. corbett. >> it will give me a little bit of the -- what the jealous part of me is looking for, like, oh, lawrence has really got a lot to deal with here. i'll get to see if you look a little head up there, i can take a little bit of that home with me. lawrence, i am super proud of us as a network that you are doing this tomorrow. i can't wait to see it. anything i can do to help out, anything you would like for me to jump in for, i'm ready for you. >> as i pass the word to you today, send me questions. send me questions. >> i will. i will. >> thank you very much. thank you. >>> well, tonight on the floor of the house of representatives, republican congressman liz cheney who expects to be banished from the le

i watched rebel because a jock john corbett the friend of mine and obviously i'm a fan of yours and katie it got out of the box pretty well tell tell the viewers about the show. the show is based on nods written by a chris of burn off who's an a.b.c. show runner for. grey's anatomy and also station 19 and this is her original show based on her inspired by the life of the brockovich katie place a fictional character. inspired by by aaron i'm just a consumer advocate i guess who would call her and if people remember the movie that good julia roberts of steven soderbergh did an album for me and it basically follows her exploits you know i played the lawyer who she kind of works for and lures me into try her cases all the time old friends very old friends and. replace one of one of his 31 of her 3 husbands the current one and we have a great cats than that very well written and. it's. a nice gig close to home as they say. i like the fact in the 1st episode that you come in do it reluctantly because ironically the case that she's working on at that moment which involves a heart valve let's say

i watched rebel because a jock john corbett sir friend of mine and obviously i'm a fan of yours and katie it got out of the box pretty well tell tell the viewers about the show. the show always based on nods written by chris of burn off was an a.b.c. show runner for. grey's anatomy and also station 19 and this is her original show based on or inspired by the life of brockovich katie place a fictional character. inspired by by aaron i'm just a consumer advocate i guess you would call her and if people remember the movie that julia roberts of steven soderbergh did an album for me and it basically follows her exploits you know i played the lawyer who she kind of works for and lures me into trouble her cases all the tom old friends very old friends and some corporate place one of one of his 31 of her 3 husbands the current one and we have a great cats than a very well written and. it's. a nice gig close to home as they say i like the fact in the 1st episode that you come in do it reluctantly because ironically the case that she's working on at that moment which involves a heart valve let's sa

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i watched rebel because a jock john corbett sir friend of mine and obviously i'm a fan of yours and katie it got out of the box pretty well tell tell the viewers about the show. the show is based on nods written by a chris of burn off who is an a.b.c. show runner for. grey's anatomy and also station 19 and this is her original show based on or inspired by the life of brockovich katie place a fictional character. inspired by by aaron media i'm just a consumer advocate i guess you would call her and if people remember the movie that the julia roberts of steven soderbergh's did an album for me and it basically follows her exploits you know i played a lawyer who she kind of works for and lures me into try her cases all the tom old friends very old friends and. replace one of one of his 31 of her 3 husbands the current one and we have a great cats than a very well written and. it's. a nice gig close to home as they say. i like the fact in the 1st episode that you come in do it reluctantly because ironically the case that she's working on at that moment which involves a heart valve let's say an

we are just going to trespass on his time a bit to hear from doctor kizzy corbett.n't think of a single important thing i did over weekend except maybe study for exams in high school in college. the sequencing of the vaccine, it gets determined in january. you go to work, sequence of the virus gets determined january, on a friday afternoon i think. and you just are working through the weekend by the end of the weekend you have your idea for what is going to work as a vaccine? >> absolutely. you know why that is? >> no, i don't. no one knows why that is! >> it is because we went into that weekend very prepared. we had worked on coronavirus vaccines for the previous six years, and we knew exactly what to do. we were actually waiting patiently for those sequences because we were so ready to start to make a vaccine in case that the virus did become a pandemic like we are seeing. now >> that is because you knew that this kind of pandemic was both likely and surely on the way at some point. you just don't know when, it's kind of like an earthquake. >> yes. coronavirus has

corbett, this is a concern that many people has raised.s type of process of development going on for decades. >> for decades. both on what we were doing at the national institutes of health which was basically understanding coronaviruses so that we can make a really good vaccine for it and also the technologies that these vaccines are using. they have been in development for years and so when you bring those two things together you become confident as a scientist that you know what you are doing and the steps the vaccine development process embedded in the steps are check points where we as scientists and the fda say, can you go forward? is there vaccine safe? and does it elicit or make the type of immune response you would think? >> doctor, you heard matthew earlier in the hour. dr. fauci who's been working his whole life on this taking the vaccine, your vaccine, in public gave him confidence but didn't get him over the line to eliminate his hesitancy. do you have anything to say that might help matthew get all the way to the vaccine? >>

kizzmekia corbett, we really appreciate it. >> the dr. kizzmekia corbett, we cannot thank you enough for joining us tonight. let's hear it this is a real hero. [applause] thank you very very much. and we would like to thank all of our guests tonight. doctor kuo bit, doctor fauci, doctor murphy, secretary bashir and we would like to thank our audience for their questions and our host here at northern virginia community college and to the viewers watching at home. >> thank you for to all of our viewers on telemundo, digital platform. >> and from all of us here at msnbc, thank you for watching. thank you. dr. corbett. >> think you. >> good evening once again are slightly truncated addition to that comes at the end of day 113 of the biden administration. the republican party now fully in the grip of donald trump. today intensified its campaign to change our history. the effort gained momentum this morning with the expected purge of wyoming republican congresswoman liz cheney, from the house republican leadership, for daring to say that donald

feel our camp lesson sense such as her favorite per fumes smell or fall after she got infected with corbett 19 a few months ago at 1st she could no longer smell anything then many smells were distorted one of the most common side effects of the virus she can only see the spring on her balcony but barely smell it she says it's as if she were raring an iron mask. there is a tiny bit of something but i don't know the smell. that's frustrating and makes me a bit sad. sure michelle in my yard can understand very well feeling the frenchman lost his sense of smell due to an accident 5 years ago it's the smell of his children he misses most but mayor does not want to give up his passion for cooking. a bit of color is good we eat with our eyes after all a bit like the great chefs in france are doing it but it is the nose with its millions of factory cells that defines the taste of this element after his accident may i was angry because no one could help him even if an estimated 5 percent of the french population suffers from a distorted sense of smell but with time his anger gave way to an idea he f

kizzy corbett, we thank you enough you for joining us. this is a real hero. [ applause ] very, very much. we're thanking all of the guests tonight. dr. kor debt, dr. fauci, dr. murthy, secretary becerra and the audience for their questions. our hosts here at northern virginia community college. and their viewers watching at home. >> thank you to all of the viewersing on telemundo digital platforms. >> from us here at msnbc, thank you for watching. thank you. dr. corbett. >> thank you. ♪♪ >>> well, good evening once again. the slightly truncated edition of the episode at day 113 biden administration. today intensifying the campaign of republicans to change the history. there's the expected purge of wyoming republican congresswoman cheney from the house republican leadership for daring to say that donald trump did not somehow win the election. inside the meeting today it was over with the flash of a voice vote and cheney made it clear she is not going to stop speaking out about the former president. >> i will do everything i can to ensure t

and often with the swift up field fede has become an intense tactic with center forward corbett leavened off ski the ever willing number one receiver. to slap. a striker luis having a sea breeze in life. with the aid of a final polish from the coach that long awaited fee for the best player award is his at last. the record champions a quicker sharper cutting edge one more name for the pantheon of great byron coaches though his reign was shorter than many expected. right now on the international stage it's german coaches setting the tone their roads to the top have been manning each man author ring his own success story along the way contrasting characters all united bought passion for the theory and practice of the game and each in turn inspiring others still at the outset of their coaching careers always aware that in this line of work things can change very quickly indeed oh. what does it actually mean to these adults insights into our lives my son we travel to the northern reaches of grace and just days before scotland's general election just like to the people that think about the ma

the information on the new corporate banking vaccine our countering vaccine hesitancy and showing corbett appropriate behaviors and also dealing with the vaccine even if because a lot of you know a lot of indians are also very eager to take the vaccine so i think the key lies in an integrated a book at the communication and social model is ation strategy mission right. there and just finally can you offer indians any sort of hard. things so yes ben hope is something which as psychiatrists really deal with and the nation needs whole positivity it's needed of course rational positivity and you know this is from missed all the challenges and real opportunity to strengthen our public health infrastructure saw the pandemic will eventually seize beyond hope we are collectively hope so and it will actually make a learn a lot of things for the future to prepare ourselves better for such futuristic places in the us fingers crossed thank you very much for being on the show great to get your updates thank you. spencer benfica. it's an important question now from a viewer about vaccines for our scien

will we ever get to the truth behind corbett? 19 origins. and taiwan has per month get the corona virus and bait for the islands. first cbs outbreak has led to a lockdown that many thought they would never see.

corbett? >> you know, with vaccines that are above 90% efficacy, absolutely. it always became a point of where we have the vaccine and now all we need to do is get people vaccinated to really see those types of trends and decreasing of deseensd the burden of disease all over, so we're very happy to see those trends and rapidly so. we obviously have a long way to go. there are still millions to be vaccinated, but we're on the right track. >> let's take a moment if we can, kizzi, to appreciate getting here and how quickly we got here. let's watch some of cnn new film called "race for the vaccine." >> three out of four of the mice that were dosed with one microgram were protected. >> the lab work was lead by kizzmekia or kizzi corbett, then just 34 years old. >> ironically enough i was interested in coronaviruses because most people were not. you want to build a niche, and so you want to tap into some uncharted territory. >> kizzi first came in as an intern. >> i asked her, how would you like to see yourself in ten or 15 years from now. she said, i would like to

among them, kizzmekia corbett who helped create the vaccine. found the fix. >> we went into that weekend very prepared. we'd worked on coronavirus vaccines for the previous six years and we knew exactly what to do. and we were actually waiting patiently for those sequences because we were ready to start to make a vaccine in case that the virus did become a pandemic like we're seeing now. >> that's because you knew this kind of pandemic was both likely and surely on the way at some point, you just don't know when. it's kind of like an earthquake? >> yeah, coronaviruses are giving a hint over and over in history before. there were sars, there was mers, and so we kind of knew that coronaviruses as a viral family had pandemic potential. and so we prepared for it. >> this is a concern that many people have raised. they think that the vaccine was developed very, very fast. could you explain, this type of process has been going on for decades? >> for decades. both on what we were doing at the national institutes of health which was basically fundament

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for your camp lesson sense such as her favorite per fumes smell or for after she got infected with corbett 19 a few months ago at 1st she could no longer smell anything then many smells were distorted one of the most common side effects of the virus she can only see the spring on her balcony but barely smell it she says it's as if she were raring an iron mask. there is a tiny bit of something but i don't know the smell. that's frustrating and makes me a bit sad. sure michelle my yard can understand very well how our car is feeling the frenchman lost his sense of smell due to an accidental 5 years ago it's the smell of his children he misses most but mayor does not want to give up his passion for cooking. a bit of color is good we eat with our eyes after all a bit like the great chefs of france are doing it but it is the nose with its millions of factory cells that defines the tell you stuff this silent after his accident my i was angry because no one could help him even if an estimated 5 percent of the french population suffers from a distorted sense of smell but with time his anger gave w

of the swift up field feed has become an intense tactic with center forward corbett leavened off ski the ever willing number one receiver. to. slap on. a striker who is having a series of prison life. with a final polish from a coach that long awaited fee for best player award is his at last. the record champions a quicker sharper cutting edge one more name for the pantheon of great byron coaches though his reign was shorter than many expected. right now on the international stage it's german coaches setting the tone their roads to the top have been many each man altering his own success story along the way contrast in characters all united by passion for the theory and practice of the game and each in turn inspiring others still at the outset of their coaching careers always aware that in this line of work things can change very quickly indeed oh. what does it actually mean to be scottish my entire lives my son will travel to the northern reaches of braces and just days before scotland's general election just put to the people that think about the mainland and how do they feel about

hold on to the reason demand and most importantly now that we have started a vaccination drive the corbett $1000.00 backs in communication strategy is in place and we are trying to make maximum availability and coverage of the vaccine i think the government is trying for that. just explain to me what what sort of a prime minister needs to be urged from a coalition of opposition parties to act to save his own country that's the news i was reading today. yeah i heard the news too i think what i can tell you ben is from my own personal perspective as a frontline health worker and i think there are different our public health agencies national health agencies are also proposed to the government to the prime minister you know has different different strategies that work best specially in terms of the corporate 1000 back submission and ensuring that there is health equip t. and equality in health care access and specially looking to the sea 50 of the frontline health workers because there will be the main backbone and force for this ongoing battle health. fascination campaign. yes so as of 11 ma

corbett has been doing at the national institutes of health.tt warned this year's graduates of her alma mater, the university of north carolina, not to confuse what they do with who they are. >> everyone in that stadium is now a tar heel, but your being, the pieces of you that are unparallel to anything that anyone else has to offer will come from remembering from where you came, from where you conquered. here at unc and every other step along the way. today as you sit there perhaps nervous about your future or uncertain about what is to come, remember that you are exactly where you are supposed to be. you are going exactly where you are destined to go. >> i think that's comforting, knowing that our journey as people still guides us, even into the uncertain or unsettling parts of our lives. but how do we deal with those tough days, the ones where we wish exams were the only thing stressing us out? there was some good advice about that in the commencement speech at the university of south carolina, given by its president, bob caslen. just one pr

feel our camp lesson sense such as her favorite per fumes smell or floor after she got infected with corbett 19 a few months ago at 1st she could no longer smell anything then many smells were distorted one of the most common side effects of the virus she can only see the spring on her balcony but barely smell it she says it's as if she were raring an iron mask. there is a tiny bit of something but i don't know the smell. that's frustrating and makes me a bit sad. sharman shell my yard can understand very well feeling the frenchman lost his sense of smell due to an accident 5 years ago it's the smell of his children he misses most but mayor does not want to give up his passion for cooking. a bit of color is good we eat with our eyes after all a bit like the great chefs of france are doing it but it is the nose with its millions of factory cells that defines the taste of this element after his accidental my i was angry because no one could help him even if an estimated 5 percent of the french population suffers from a distorted sense of smell but with time his anger gave way to an idea he fou

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fuel our camp less incense such as her favorite per fumes smell or fall after she got infected with corbett 19 a few months ago at 1st she could no longer smell anything then many smells were distorted one of the most common side effects of the virus she can only see the spring on her balcony. there is a tiny bit of something but i don't know the smell. that's frustrating and makes me a bit sad. show michelle my yard can understand very well feeling the frenchman lost his sense of smell due to an accident 5 years ago it's the smell of his children he misses most but mayor does not want to give up his passion for cooking. a bit of color is good we eat with our eyes after all a bit like the great chefs in france are doing it but it is the nose with its millions of factory cells that they find to tell you stuff this element after his accident why i was angry because no one could help him even if an estimated 5 percent of the french population suffers from a distorted sense of smell but with time his anger gave way to an idea he founded a necessary action and develops off actually training inco

new investigation for china goal that politically motivated, will we ever get to the truth behind corbett? 19 origins and taiwan has per month get the corona virus abate, but the islands, 1st cbs outbreak, has led to a lot on that many thought they would never see the me. i'm british bennet welcome to did up the news asia. glad you could join us. china has acute the united states of ignoring science and pursuing political manipulation after president joe biden authorized an investigation into the origins of over 19 biden has given us intelligence agencies 90 days to determine if go over 900 spread from animal to human contact or leaks accidentally from a chinese la body tree. this so called lab leak theory was categorized as extremely unlikely by the world health organization earlier in the chinese officials refer to this finding. as they took aim at the united states for the newly announced prob, may will hear it. there are some in the us who are turning a blind eye to facts and science, as well as the questionable study of the origins of covert 19 companies and the box response at home.

feel our count platen sense such as her favorite per fumes smell or fall after she got infected with corbett 19 a few months ago at 1st she could no longer smell anything then many smells were distorted one of the most common side effects of the virus she can only see the spring on her balcony but barely smell it she says it's as if she were raring an iron mask. there is a tiny bit or something but i don't know the smell. that's frustrating and makes me a bit sad. sure michelle my yard can understand very well how your car is feeling the frenchman lost his sense of smell due to an accident 5 years ago it's the smell of his children he misses most but mayor does not want to give up his passion for cooking. a bit of color is good we eat with our eyes after all a bit like the great chefs in france are doing it but it is the nose with its millions of factory cells that defines the taste of this element after his accident my eye was angry because no one could help him even if an estimated 5 percent of the french population suffers from a distorted sense of smell but with time his anger gave way t

flights were also halted earlier this week and the government has announced other measures to curb the corbett crisis they include finding more space to store the bodies of cord patients who've died and i voting oxygen cylinders from industrial use to hospitals funds are also being allocated to build oxygen plants and lockdowns in and around london are being extended by a week but health experts say all this has come too late and the red cross is warning that there could face a worsening humanitarian catastrophe. india's prime minister narendra modi is under growing pressure as we impose a nationwide lockdown as the country's outbreak spirals out of control a further 414000 cases were recorded on thursday and nearly 4000 deaths but experts fear the true number is actually far higher 3 people are dying every minute across the country some states have already announced lockdowns to control surging infection rates. oxfam india he says the crisis is much worse than what's being reported. the numbers are hugely under portrait both in terms of the number of cases and also deaths if you just speak to

those with diabetes, again, people with low immunity, high blood sugar levels, and those who severe corbett 19 has been treated with steroids. now, steroids a great reducing inflammation in the lungs. people would call the 19 but they also reduce immunity. india has a very large population of people with diabetes, the 2nd highest in the world. and so for all of these reasons, we're seeing a very, a huge jump in the number of cases that led to severe shortages of the very expensive anti fungal injection that are used to treat the virus of lead to the government's asking all states to make me call my closest and notifiable disease under the epidemics act. that means that all states have to really monitor it reported a number of states have gone further and declare that api demik. the government has wrapped up production of the drugs used to treat it. and the deli high court has asked the government to import the medicines, used to treat it immediately. what about the lakers on cobra? liz turned to 58000 new infections on saturday. yes, so the numbers are coming down and where there is a ray o

think that also at a time, so you know, so that went into the look down in terms of trying to manage. corbett, 19 reduction will really actually in recession, so this actually to worse and in a really bad situation. and so they recover will be very, very difficult. and i think one of the things that they couldn't record. so, you know, this report highlights is that also have had a bed balance in terms of actually, our manufacturing sector has been detract. and one of the things that is being raised here by the c d report is that those countries will do better with that actually manufacturing base. that actually also part of the global better chains in terms of manufacturing good than actually services. and of course, we had a very big service sector, right. and so what support has they been for, for south africa as economy since the crisis? well, i mean, the economy has declined really, really terribly. i think it's also one of the things that had been very difficult of course, is that we continue to have a big population that is not employed. and of course they look down on the basis because

political a political wrangling going on the political leadership and more focus has been on this on the corbett crisis well as well as the polls had a delegation from the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies and he says there will be devastating consequences if the country delays implementing stronger measures. we need to keep scaling up the preventive measures 'd as to preventive measures already the volunteers are working along the border as well as conduit the hot baths of of net politics and the power covert situation. you might have seen pictures in certain hospitals they're running out of oxygen of they're running out of ventilators or they're running other trained technicians to to operate drugs and latest so these are also very urgent need and finally and most importantly vaccination as i said you know less than one percent of the population have been vaccinated and this valiant is very aggressive it's very kind of dangerous and it's spreading to a wider spectrum of the population including younger people. i think what we are calling for is for the internatio

shows we've tried to formulate a set of simplified guidelines for individuals it's a big site called corbett so let's start or g.e. where you have a simplified set of guidelines debunking a lot of these drugs that have gained a lot of prominence which they shouldn't have and are leading to a lot of desperate pleas from patients and relatives when they see their loved ones in the unfortunate situation of creating an artificial demand for these drugs that shouldn't really be there dr lancelot pinto pulmonologist stand epidemiologist based in mumbai sir thank you for sharing your expertise and experience with us thank you thank you. international experts are being called to mexico city to investigate the collapse of an overpass which caused the metro train to plunge onto the road below killing at least 24 people cranes have been lowering the carriages after monday's night x. and monday night's accident the crash has raised the safety questions about one of the world's busiest metro systems mexico's president and the best man away in the paizo but a dog has promised a swift investigation and tha

hold on to the reason demand and most importantly now that we have started our vaccination drive the corbett 19 vaccine communication strategy is in place and we're trying to meet our maximum level of a latina and coverage of the vaccine i think the government is trying for that. just explain to me what what sort of a prime minister needs to be judged from a coalition of opposition parties to act to save his own country that's the news i was reading today. yeah i heard the news too i think what i can tell you ben is from my own personal perspective as a frontline health worker and i think there are different our public health agencies national health agencies are also proposed to the government to the prime minister you know as different different strategies that work best specially in terms of. $1000.00 back the nation and ensuring that there is health equip t. and equality in health care access and specially looking to the sea 50 of the frontline health workers because there will be the main backbone and force for that this ongoing battle how. it's fascination campaign. yes so as of 11 mad

are camp less incense such as her favorite per fumes smell or fall after she got in fact to do with corbett 19 a few months ago at 1st she could no longer smell anything then many smells were distorted one of the most common side effects of the virus she can only see the spring on her balcony. there is a tiny bit of something but i don't know the smell. that's frustrating and makes me a bit sad. chale michelle my yard can understand very well how our car is feeling the frenchman lost his sense of smell due to an accident 5 years ago it's the smell of his children he misses most but mayor does not want to give up his passion for cooking. up a bit of color is good we eat with our eyes after all a bit like the great chefs in france are doing it but it is the nose with its millions of factory cells that they find to tell you stuff this silent after his accident my i was angry because no one could help him even if an estimated 5 percent of the french population suffers from a distorted sense of smell but with time his anger gave way to an idea he founded a necessary action and developed off actu

the corbett with just that incredible people i met, unexpectedly beautiful sites along the way. pretty traffic part of the country. i think the book is going to drive home some of those points. susan: neil king, we are delighted to have you back. neil: i appreciate it. >> all q&a programs are available on our website or as a podcast at c-span.org. >> earlier today the outline of government policies for the new session of parliament.

the corbett with just that incredible people i met, unexpectedly beautiful sites along the way. pretty traffic part of the country. i think the book is going to drive home some of those points. susan: neil king, we are delighted to have you back. neil: i appreciate it. >> all q&a programs are available on our website or as a podcast at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these television companies and more, including nitco. ♪ >> they support c-span as a public service along with these other providers give you a from lesotho democracy. -- front row seat to democracy. >> queen elizabeth the second outlines the government's policies and proposals at the state opening of parliament. it marks the first major public engagement since the passing of her husband, prince philip last month.

his crackers to me that boris johnson was there, and that the choice was corbett.isa: he said officials had "disastrously failed the public." the european union is attacking what it calls astrazeneca's vaccine supply failure and ordering growing claims to deliver 20 million more shots than it promised so far by the end of june. secretary of state antony blinken is in egypt on the next leg of a diplomatic mission inning a pet shoring -- mission aiming to shore up a cease-fire between israel and palestine. shorts are promising to make sure -- officials are promising to mix or none of the aid funds reach hamas. in ritika gupta. this is ♪ -- this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> we've been much quicker to bounce back and close the output gap, so i think you will continue to move higher from here, but i am not sure we will get rid of qe or anything else other than accommodation and inflation expectations pretty strong. jonathan: that was kathy jones, the charles schwab chief fixed income strategist. equities positive 0.3% on the s&p. the nasdaq advancing 0.4%. yields on the 10 year

corbett will get the last word. that is tonight's "last word," "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> well, good evening and again day 112 of the biden administration and just a few hours ago, wyoming republican congress woman liz cheney came to the house floor an empty chamber except for one other republican to deliver a powerful warning to her party and to their country. it won't save her from what's happening to her tomorrow. in fact it's more of why she is getting replaced as head of the republican house caucus. because she won't go along with the lay that trump somehow won the election. >> today, we face a threat america has never seen before. a former president who provoked a violent attack on this capitol, in an effort to steal the election, has resumed the effort to convince americans that the election was stolen from him. he risks inciting further violence. millions americans have been misled by the former president. they have heard only his words but not the truth. as he continues to under min

mike corbett stepped down last year.dimon, jpmorgan chase announced, you know, the tentative outlines of a succession plan, same with james gorman, to senior executives and by the way these plans often change, people leave it's a long time before these guys retire. jamie dimon is 65 it's unclear how long he will stay i think he's in the middle of his contract still but one place, which does not have it and it's very odd and is sticking out like a sore thumb and i was alerted by this , it kind of went over my head, by investors, by people who buy the stock, of bac, is that brian moinahan, whose been there for 13 years and done a pretty good job if you look at shares over the last 11 years bank of america felt pretty close to penny stock territory after the financial crisis and like a year after the financial crisis, and needed a cash infusion from your pal, warren buffett, saved the stock from penny stock territory and maybe even a run on the bank, so it went from about $6 to $7 a share back then in 2011 to where it is to

political a political wrangling going on the political leadership and more focus has been on this on the corbett crisis. from. the poles had a delegation from the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies and he says there will be devastating consequences if the country delays implementing stronger measures. we need to keep filling up the preventive measures 'd as to preventive measures already the volunteers are working along the border as well as coming on board the hot bat of. parts in the park of a situation. you might have seen pictures in certain hospitals they're running out of oxygen of they're running out of ventilators or they're running other trained technicians to to operate drugs and latest so 'd these are also very urgent needs and finally and most importantly vaccination as i said you know less than one percent of the population have been vaccinated and this variant is very aggressive it's very kind of haters and it's spreading to a wider spectrum of the population including younger people. i think what we are calling for is for the international community t

political a political wrangling going on the political leadership and more focus has been on this on the corbett crisis well india has recorded more than 400000 new coronavirus infections in their day again hospitals and it's richest cities are turning patients away because of a lack of beds but the situation is even worse in rural areas elizabeth khurana reports from new delhi. a doctor lies a car that 19 patient on her stomach so she can breathe more easily and how to her clear her chest others try to comfort a man who's in pain the patients in this hospital and might be suffering. but in a state with only 125 beds for every 100000 people they're fortunate to be there less than 100 kilometers away from india's capital new delhi residents of one village in uttar pradesh tell out his era 40 people have died in the past 3 weeks that includes the village pharmacist who has refused admission to the nearest hospital 90 minutes drive away his son explains what happened. medically knew. there were no beds available for him at that hospital we tried other hospitals in the city but they refused to we to

kizzmekia corbett, who was on the team at moderna that develop the covid vaccine. that is all coming up tonight on lawrence is special town hall that he has here on msnbc at the top of this hour starting at 10:00 eastern. that town hall, and all of that news, that'll comes on the day where the cdc has just given approval for kids 12 and up to get vaccinated. we're gonna have more on that story a little later on including some of the practicalities in terms of what it means for you and your family, if you have kids aged 12 to 15 in your household. but honestly i'm under no illusions, i recognize this hour that i'm here tonight as the run up, i am the on ramp to learns his big night tonight. i have a little bit of a heads up about the news that was made, and his interview with joe biden. but i will not step on it, you can watch the whole thing at the top of the hour, just stay with me. i don't news today particularly around covid as all developing as some of the states are trying to get, creative, is not even a strong enough word in terms of the new incentives they'r

carolina bus drivers being credited with saving a school bus full of children from an armed man, kenneth corbett. he was driving his usual bus route may 6 police say an army trainee from a nearby base. got on the bus with a rifle and that person demanded to be driven to the next town. carbon everyone says was. stayed very cool. he began driving. he talked to the man the suspect made the driver of the 18 children get off the bus, which of course was a good thing and that man drove it a few more miles and was arrested without incident. today. the school district on urge corbyn's bravery. >> was michael to get them out of that. that. they've been a real that it would able to do the and call the row. what i want and i will. that can make you. >> carbon says the safety training really helped him keep common knew what to do. the 23 year-old suspect is now charged with 19 counts of kidnapping. there is newly released video. this is taken from a navy ship it shows a strange flying object at a very high rate of speed and it disappeared into the pacific ocean. the video was taken back in july of 2019 from

. >> the lab work was led by ki sfwl zie corbett.just 34 years old. >> i was interested in coronaviruses because most other people were not. you want to build a niche. so you want to tap into some unchartered territory. >> kizzy game came as summer intern in barney's lab. >> how did you envision yourself in 10 or 15 years? she said, well, i'd like to have your job. so that was unique in my years of interviewing students. >> at the start of 2020, when she was running a tiny research team of mostly students -- >> in the case of sars-cov-2 -- >> she could not have guessed she would be leading the charge against a global pandemic. >> that could be made. >> that's what i was thinking. >> this virus is already spread globally and it is very hard to contain it at this moment. >> the president and the coronavirus task force meeting with the vaccine makers. president trying to get a sense of timelines from the companies. >> in early march, as cases became more widespread in the united states, president trump launched a massive program to spee

returning to complicate carrie's life, john corbett who played her other love interest aidan in the originalawaited "friends" reunion happened. it premiered thursday and social media is in overdrive. so many great moments never before heard stories shared by the cast, like where the six actors think their characters would be 20 years later. that was pretty funny. david schwimmer talked about his real vendetta against marcel his pet monkey and how about, a spoiler alert, the bombshell revelation that schwimmer and jennifer aniston had a real-life ross and rachel crush situation going on during that first season. take a look at this. >> well, i mean, david -- >> yeah. [ laughter ] yeah, i mean -- >> the first season. >> yeah, the first season we -- i had a major crush on jen. we both -- at some point we were both crushing hard on each other but it was like two ships passing because one of us was always in a relationship, so -- and we never crossed that boundary, you know. >> aniston did reveal that they used all that pent-up requited crushing on each other for their characters culminating in t