asian country looking at chinese vaccines rather than western options made by pfizer biotech where derna astra zeneca and others signed of that in china national biotech group recently announced approvals for late stage clinical tests in bangladesh and pakistan chinese companies have been mostly conducting tests overseas given so few covert cases in china itself for more we're joined by dr jerome kim director general of the international vaccine institute in seoul their partners include the world health organization and the gates foundation among others dr kim there's been so much news about the pfizer bio and tech vaccine and the astra zeneca one and then along comes this side of that vaccine and i feel like we haven't heard that much about this one what do we know it's so we haven't heard in general about vaccines that are not you know western mainstream operation works but you know chinese vaccine developers including side of back side of farm and kansai know have vaccines that have advanced into advanced stage a street testing for safety and efficacy you know cited back as one of the

but according to by derna, based on what they've seen so far, there is little to be worried about in terms of significant safety concerns, serious threats to our health. we've not seen any such concerns to date. of course, we continue to monitor and we'll continue to monitor all the safety is a top of mind. like with the other shots, one major question remains with more down as covert 90 vaccine. and that is, how long will it be effective? none of the coronavirus vaccines have been around for very long, and a positive vaccine response doesn't mean it will be long lasting for boom bust imo, it's my love it. the market reaction and more we are joined by both co-host christy . i am partner and director of trading research and education for market gauge dot com. michelle snyder. michelle, let's start with you now despite coronavirus disrupting the holiday season. cyber monday is set to garner up to 12700000000 in online sales surpassing blocks. friday, digital numbers, adobe analytics, us to me, this to be the largest online sales day in history. how do the figures really stack up histor

canada is set to become the 1st country to clear my derna scope of 1000 vaccine. the boston based biotech has a deal with canada for 20000000 doses of its vaccine, with the option to procure i didn't. dish will 36000000. the u.s. is also on the list with 500000000 doses secured, and the u.k. and european union have agreements with but they're not as well. while hopes for the release of an effective vaccine are high, many continue to be concerned about the possible ramifications from a relatively new inoculation. but according to by derna, based on what they've seen so far, there is little to be worried about in terms of significant safety concerns, serious threats to our health. we've not seen any such concerns to date. of course, we continue to monitor and we'll continue to monitor all the safety is a top of mind. like with the other shots, one major question remains with more down as covert 1000 vaccine. and that is, how long will it be effective? none of the coronavirus vaccines have been around for very long, and a positive vaccine response doesn't mean it wil

well, derna has become the 1st company to submit its coded 1000 vaccine for approval in the e.u. that would put it on track to start distribution in december. trial data from the american company suggest the vaccine is 94 percent effective, with no serious safety concerns, giving it a high chance of securing the go ahead. well, there is also seeking emergency approval in the us the 2nd vaccine maker to do so, following the biotech pfizer partnership and the vaccine candidates have been bold and investors helping boost the dow jones to its best november since 1987. and for more, let's bring in conrad boozer, a financial correspondent in frankfurt. good morning, conrad. we talk about the boost for investors there. have they already, however, factored in. moderne and what it's doing right now, given that some of this has already been spoken of and talked about before. well, they have not factored it in the term in terms of the share price of modern or itself. it got another major boost of around about 20 percent in the u.s. trading yesterday. this trend continues for the share price

asian country looking at chinese vaccines rather than western options made by pfizer biotech where derna astra zeneca and others signed a back and china national biotech group recently announced approvals for late stage clinical tests in bangladesh and pakistan chinese companies have been mostly conducting tests overseas given so few covert cases in china itself. for more we're joined by dr jerome kim director general of the international vaccine institute in seoul their partners including the world health organization and the gates foundation among others dr kim there's been so much news about the pfizer bio and tech vaccine and astra zeneca one and then along comes the sign of that vaccine and i feel like we haven't heard that much about this one what do we know is so we haven't heard in general about vaccines that are not you know western mainstream operation works but you know chinese vaccine developers including side of back side of farm and kansai know have vaccines that have advanced into advanced stage the street testing for safety and efficacy you know side of back is one of the

ok, anna, i want to mention year is up 674%.derna ur thanks to bloomberg's anna edney.ing up, we'll talk to the mayor of stockton, california, michael tubbs. guaranteed income program for his city's poorest citizens. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. 'm vonnie quinn in new york city. debate over the stimulus continues in washington. some u.s. cities are tackling he issue of poverty with a guaranteed income program. one of those cities, stockton, california. n february, it started a program for 125 residents living at or below the median income with about $46,000 a year. joining us now is the mayor of stockton, michael tubbs. tubbs, thank you for joining. first, give us the statistics in the last few months during the pandemic. hey make for a chilling reading. mayor tubbs: stockton, california, is the largest city san joaquin county. 8% of all deaths in this city covid-19.ecause of it's a city with about 315,000 people. 20% -- 22% at poverty. nother 30% to 40% one paycheck away. a city full of resilient, brilliant people, many o

president donald trump held a covert 19 summit to or non of the vaccine companies like pfizer or more derna participated and were notified an official was invited the same time president elect joe biden was introducing his health team and that is what the united states really focused on his health team is quite diverse with the 1st latino to serve as a secretary for health and human services a son of indian immigrants a surgeon general and 2 strong women as part of the coronavirus task force by then said he has 3 main goals for his 1st 100 days in office asking vaccinations and open schools he also was sure that he is going to get 100000000 vaccinations to the 1st 100 days by then that will be sworn into office in 42 days and with his team he's going to face one of the toughest challenges america has ever had this pandemic and from carolyn the chimley in washington let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world the european government says it's for its forces and detained united nations stuff in the troubled teen drive region and incident the u.n. has called ala

and the world health organization says it is in talks with pfizer and my derna about using a very corona virus vaccines among early shots for poor countries at affordable prices w.h.o. back kovacs initiative aims to ensure equitable access to covert $1000.00 of axes around the world. access to vaccines isn't just a matter of price the current viral caught the virus but they say they recovered with the help of traditional medicine. instead they send in a lot of troops to areas where they used to be health missions. where. the military's role has long face criticism the government also sent in the army to protect indigenous land from illegal logging and gold miners the soldiers document their mission in these videos. but the destruction of the rainforest continues in the last year an area 4 times the size of luxembourg has been destroyed. the areas under military control have really been the black to and no one has been prosecuted where wondering what the army is actually doing their. particular people are happy about the doctor's visit at least but they are skeptical about the vaccines be

assumption of 2.1 6 million doses of the vaccine with in the calendar month of december, so remember derna and pfizer acquired 2 vaccination shots each dose is one shot. so cut that number in half in terms of how you allocate police your own minds number of individuals that can avail themselves if they choose to the vaccine. >>the governor says there is a different process of requesting ordering vaccines from pfizer and moderna they're both working with them both companies and have infrastructure in place to safely transport both vaccines. once the fda approves them. the same family is calling for an investigation into a nursing home after their grandmother tested positive for covid-19 the family claims their grandmother was infected at hayward convalescent hospital. they're being kept in the dark about what is happening with her kron four's dan thorn has the story. >>deborah evans is a beloved hayward grandmother and resident at hayward convalescent hospital her family recently learned she's tested positive for covid-19 a frightening call to get because of her age and high-risk medical co

assumption of 2.1 6 million doses of the vaccine with in the calendar month of december, so remember derna and pfizer acquired 2 vaccination shots each dose is one shot. so cut that number in half in terms of how you allocate police your own minds number of individuals that can avail themselves if they choose to the vaccine. >>governor says there is a different process of requesting ordering vaccines from both pfizer and moderna said they say they're working with both companies said have infrastructure in place to safely transport the vaccines which have to be can't really cold in the case of pfizer's that is after approval is granted of course. >>let's go ahead and take a look outside right now is a live shot of the golden gate bridge share basically traffic light. >>because of the stay at home order stay at home orders yet not ton of cars but remember back in march there were virtually 0 cause so certainly things are different. we know how to deal with the virus have been better then and it was a beach day looking at the bridge there may be thank it was clear no fog chief meteorologist l

donald trump announced a so-called vaccine summit at the white house for tuesday but finds her and derna the 2 companies with vaccine candidates under review have declined to attend official say the surge dating back to the thanksgiving holiday in november has not yet heat and they are rewarding people against big family gatherings for the christmas and hanukkah holidays later this month. 0 loss and. the number of afghan civilians killed in air strikes carried out by the us and its allies has risen 330 percent since 2017 the costs for a project at brown university set around 700 civilians were killed and 29 a lone and that is the most since the 1st years of the us invasion following the 911 attacks the group attributes the rising figures to america relaxing its rules of engagement 3 years ago let's take to julie norman who is a lecturer specializing in middle east and u.s. policy in the region she's joining us from london thanks very much for your time with us julie so the report also seems to suggest that by the pentagon relaxing its rules of engagement for air strikes that aim of doing

large-scale trials for the moe derna and pfizer vaccines 94% effective.ecting part of the virus's genetic code that provokes an immune response and both require two doses. despite the optimism from the u.s. health secretary some doctors are being more cautiou s here is one nford. >> i hope we will have it in soes peo arms before christmas but it is going to be a very small proportion of the country in terms of number of people immunized before the. winter bre therefore, we have got to be vigilant. is going to be several months before there can be massive deployment of a vaccine. we know that in the united states between moderna and pfizer, hoping to deliver 40 million doses before the end of the calendar year. that is enou to make a significant pgress in immunizing the health care workforce. that is a small portion of the tol population. we have to remain vigilant on the measures we know prevent transmission. >> so, cautious optimism and we bit to see if that regulatory approval arrives what about the rest of the world? well, here is our bbc health >> cer

distribution continues across california with the state into sup 18 more shipments from pfizer and eventually derna newsome said friday the state is developing a vaccine data dashboard for the public to see how many people have been vaccinated so far each day in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>here's a look at the latest covid numbers across california today there are more than 41,000 new coronavirus cases reported. this is a 2.4% increase compared to yesterday. 300 new deaths were also reported today. and tonight there are more than 16,000 people hospitalized with covid-19 right now in california. more than 312,000 people have died from covid across the country. let's take a look at the icu bed availability across the state bay area reason falling down to 12.8% availability compared to yesterday's 13.1%. a grim situation in southern california and the san joaquin valley they are at 0% icu bed availability. northern california's region is at 21% the greater sacramento region is at 14.5% availability as of right now. >>in the east bay today was the first day of contra costa county's new sta

with severe allergies to avoid getting it there's also controversy that americans can't sue pfizer or derna and february authorities brought in the public readiness and emergency preparedness or prep act it provides immunity for all vaccine mixers for 4 years of turning a rogue done explain why even if americans fall sick they may never get compensation. if they are sick and they miss a couple of days of work and they don't feel good for 3 or 4 weeks they're going to get 0 compensation under the american legal system typically an individual injured by a product or service can sue and you can have a class action where literally tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of people can sue the government when they implemented this war speed. to have a vaccine developed much faster than normal the companies weren't willing to do that for fear that they might get sued so the government said we will protect you companies so you can't be sued by top u.s. physician and consultant to vaccine manufacturers spoke to our channel about the state of ca in jobs stanley poken told us whether the shots can

president donald trump held a covert 19 some made 2 or non of the vaccine companies like pfizer or more derna participated and were no biden official was invited the same time president elect joe biden was introducing his health team and that is what the united states really focused on his health team is quite diverse with the 1st latino to serve as a secretary for health and human services a son of indian immigrants a surgeon general and 2 strong women as part of the coronavirus task force biden said he has 3 main goals for his 1st 100 days in office masking vaccinations and open schools he also was sure that he is going to get a 100000000 vaccinations for the 1st 100 days by then will be sworn into office in 42 days and with his team he's going to face one of the toughest challenges america has ever had this pandemic was carolina chinmoy in washington will britain meanwhile my medical history on tuesday by launching the enormous task of inoculating its population with a fully tested covert daunting vaccine the 2 does vaccine was fast tracked by a german company by antic in partnership with

as with any new vaccine but it seems some require slightly more scrutiny than others take my derna the company has requested emergency approval from the american and european regulators for its vaccine 10 days before that pfizer and biotech sought the same clearance for their job yet neither company has publicly released full data from late stage clinical trials for peer review in any medical journal and it's not just about peer review moscow it's been clear it's open to international corporation on covert vaccination to save lives and to win the battle against corona virus we are ready to cooperate with others in terms of vaccination particularly on the council of europe platform the crew of a pandemic has made it clear that europeans need to know that in the feast of common threats these offers appear to fall on their fears whether it's a deep mistrust or the belief that is just a way for put in to gain political approval truly joint efforts to find a vaccine never materialized this is probably of little concern to develop state's most deliberative brought up the majority of vaccine

last week today derna joined them. if approval goes as expected, doctors in the u.s. could begin administering the 1st injections between december 11th and 21st, we are told but both exits will require a high tech, low temp infrastructure for manufacturing all the way to delivery to the local doctor's office. so imagine keeping that axion colder than antarctic temperatures all through the last mile and through point of delivery. it's extremely, it's extremely challenging. we're all going to have to adapt in some way and that maybe require multiple chain storage or alternative methods of packaging and delivering. and have action so that globally, you know, all of us will have access to one or more. that seems all right for more now i'm joined by dr. john campbell. he is an independent health analyst and he's generated a large following on social media for all questions. coronavirus pandemic, dr. campbell, it's good to see you again. i'd like for us to start with medan and take a listen to what the company's chief medical officer said about safety and the vaccine trials

and but derna incorporated the 2 companies with vaccine proposals proposed vaccines now facing review by the u.s. food and drug administration have declined to attend this summit it's not clear why neither company has commented on their decisions on this meanwhile a new report in the new york times says that pfizer offered the trump administration millions of additional doses of its vaccine candidate in the summer months several months ago that is but that the the trumpet mistake should be ministration declined it's not clear exactly why that took place either but it does mean that now the u.s. government is going to pay for $100000000.00 doses of the pfizer vaccine provided it is approved by the f.d.a. but it requires 2 doses per person for the immunization so that means that it's only $50000000.00 people who would be affected and be. able to receive the dosages from pfizer immediately. thank you very much for this rob reynolds all u.k. is less than 12 hours away from beginning a mass crowd a virus vaccination program the fust doses of the vaccine made by pfizer biotech is going to b

fines are in by on tech, begin their requests last week today, with derna, joint them, if approval goes as expected, doctors in the u.s. could begin administering the 1st injections between december 11th and 21st, we are told, but both exits will require a high tech, low temp infrastructure for manufacturing all the way to delivery to the local doctor's office. so imagine getting that x. colder than antarctic temperatures all through the last mile and through point of delivery. it's extremely, it's extremely challenging. we're all going to have to adapt in some way, and that neighbor require multiple chain storage or alternative methods of packaging and delivering. and you have accidents and that globally, you know, all of us will have access to one or more of the vaccines. we're in for more now i'm joined by dr. john campbell. he is an independent health analyst and he's generated a large following on social media for all questions. coronavirus pandemic. dr. campbell, it's good to see you again. i'd like for us to start with medan and take a listen to what the company's chief medical o

president donald trump announced a so-called vaccine summit at the white house for tuesday but pfizer and derna are the 2 companies with vaccine candidates under review have declined to attend official say the surge dating back to the thanksgiving holiday in november has not yet pete and they are warning people against big family gatherings for the christmas and hanukkah holidays later this month robert oulds al-jazeera los angeles. south korea says it secured millions of coronavirus vaccines amid a growing surge of infections they are buying vaccines from for pharmaceutical companies an additional $10000000.00 doses will be provided by the world health organization the total is enough to cover 84 percent of the population but the inoculation program will only begin to monitoring other countries rollouts for a few months. of a broad joins me now live from saul tell us more about south korea's vaccine plan and particularly this bit about whiting to see how the rollout goes elsewhere. it is a very comprehensive plan and pearlie south korea has not rushed into into this it hasn't had to rush into

president donald trump held a covert 19 summit to or non off the vaccine companies like pfizer or more derna participated and were notified in official was invited the same time president elect joe biden was introducing his health team and that is what the united states really focused on his health team is quite diverse with the 1st latino to serve as a secretary for health and human services a set of indian immigrants a surgeon general and 2 strong women as part of the coronavirus task force by then said he has 3 main goals for his 1st time her days in office asking vaccinations and open schools he also was sure that he is going to get a 100000000 vaccinations for the 1st 100 days by then that will be sworn into office in 42 days and with his team he's going to face one of the toughest challenges america has ever had this pandemic and from carolyn a chimley in washington let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world the u.s. supreme court has rejected and if a to overturn the results of the presidential election in the state of pennsylvania it signals that

also has agreements in astrazeneca,derna, johnson & johnson, and others. but only those made by pfizer and moderna are likely to be cleared by the fda this month. a 90-year-old woman was the first in line today with u.k. became the first country in the west to offer coronavirus vaccinations. the national health service calls it its biggest immunization campaign ever. prime minister johnson mourns that mass vaccination will take time. talks on a $908 billion pandemic relief plan into new on capitol hill today. republican congressional leaders are meeting with secretary steven mnuchin and mark meadows about covid-19 relief. negotiators are trying to release -- believed differences between state and local aid and liability protection for businesses. nancy pelosi and the senate haveratic leaders negotiations. cybersecurity official fired by president trump has called the 2020 election the most secure in history is suing. first for krebs is a key whizzing trump lawyers for inflicting emotional distress. in an appearance on november 30, he said krebs should be t

the government'spa program antis offering the vaccine from a derna later this month -- from moderna laterhis month. all told, 20 million could be vaccinated in the u.s. by the end of this yearnd 100 million by the end of february 2021. the chief scientific officer for known as operation warp speed joins me now. very good to have you on the "newshour." 100 million americans by the end of february. that seems a remarkably optimistic and ambitious goal. >> it is an g ambitiousl, and it's a goal we've been working hard at since the month of may to be able to achieve. we are on theo verge of having vaccines approved by the fda on december 11 or so, december 18, and we can start immunizing. we think we will have 40 million doses of these vaccines in the month of december. that is enough to immunize 20 millio people, and then we plan to have about 60 million doses by the month of january and 100 million doses in the month of february, and we feel that the plan is achievable. llit's cging, but it is achievable. william: it is w remarkable are talking about vaccines being developed and rolling out

even as a second vaccine from mod derna gets ready to roll out, coronavirus continues its relentlessround the world. there's disturbing news that british researchers have identified a new and more virulent strain of the coronavirus. they say it's up to 70% more cop tables. right now joining us is a doctor with a timely new book entitled viral b.s. medical myths and why we fall for them. doctor, thank you for joining us. looking forward to reading the new book. when you hear that a potentially more contagious strain of this virus has been identified, what exactly does that mean? >> so wolf, the uk's chief medical officer first announced news of this new variety on monday. since then boris johnson has spoken quite definitively about this virus being more cob tables, saying p 0% more transmiss building. i've talked to doctors who say we need to be more open about what we know and don't know and they think it's too soon to say that it's much more transmissible, that it's responsible for the 40% increase the uk has seen in the last week, they believe that has less to do with the virus and

also has agreements in astrazeneca,derna, johnson & johnson, and others.de by pfizer and moderna are likely to be cleared by the fda this month. a 90-year-old woman was the first in line today with u.k. became the first country in the west to offer coronavirus vaccinations. the national health service calls it its biggest immunization campaign ever. prime minister johnson mourns that mass vaccination will take time. talks on a $908 billion pandemic relief plan into new on capitol hill today. republican congressional leaders are meeting with secretary steven mnuchin and mark meadows about covid-19f.

assumption of 2.1 6 million doses of the vaccine with in the calendar month of december, so remember derna and pfizer acquired 2. thanks a nation shots. each dose is one shot. so cut that number in half in terms of how you allocate police your own minds number of individuals that can avail themselves if they choose to the vaccine. >>the governor says there is a different process of requesting an ordering back scenes from both pfizer and moderna they're working with both and have infrastructure in place to safely transport the vaccines. once that approval is made. governor newsom also unveiled a new smartphone tool to track covid-19 exposure during today's press conference that tool is voluntary and it would alert people if they were near someone who tested positive for the virus people statewide can choose to get the tools starting thursday. it doesn't track your identity or your locations according to newsom android users can download ca notify from the google play store while apple users will have it in their phones and can choose to opt in. have a full report on that coming up on kron 4

assumption of 2.1 6 million doses of the vaccine with in the calendar month of december, so remember derna and pfizer acquired 2. thanks a nation shots. each dose is one shot. so cut that number in half in terms of how you allocate police your own minds number of individuals that can avail themselves if they choose to the vaccine. >>state officials are working with both of the companies to make sure that we've got the infrastructure in place to be able to safely transport and store the vaccines. >>more than 30 million californians are currently under stay at home orders in one shape or form here in the bay area you can see we've got san francisco county contra costa alameda santa clara county in it already and today. orange county will join them kron 4 sarah stinson is live now with more on when these new restrictions will go into place sir. >>well james we still have 3 hours until the stay at home order is in place here in marine county until it goes into effect it. the trend i'm seeing here in sausalito is a lot of the restaurants are saying it's not worth it we're just going to go right

assumption of 2.1 6 million doses of the vaccine with in the calendar month of december, so remember derna and pfizer acquired 2 vaccination shots each dose is one shot. so cut that number in half in terms of how you allocate police your own minds number of individuals that can avail themselves if they choose to the vaccine. >>the governor says there is a different process and of requests and ordering vaccines from pfizer and moderna they are working with both companies and have infrastructure in place to safely transport both vaccines once the fda does approve them for more now on the covid-19 vaccine distribution we're joined now by dessie kotis the associate dean at the ucsf school of medicine can thank you so much for joining us, let's talk about the challenges first involving keeping that temperature at the very cold temperature that's required for these vaccines as well as the fact that 2 doses are needed. for them to have their full do you see the challenges are complications that could arise by one the temperature and to just making sure everybody gets the 2 doses. and they're quit

. >> mu derna is also on track to produce 20 million doses for the entire country. also by the end of december, monday morning the company announced that like pfizer it has applied for federal emergency authorization of their vaccine. that ucsf doctor you just heard from he stresses while 327,000 doses of the pfizer vaccine may seem small when you compare it to california's population of 39 million people, this is very's bucket. lives will surely be saved. reporting live, julian glover, abc7 news. >>> governor newsom says if current trends continue he may reinstate the stay-at-home order for counties in the purple tier. >> it will require and we are assessing this in realtime over the next day or two to make determinations of deep purple moves. >> california set a record yesterday with nearly 7,800 patients hospitalized for covid-19. more than 1,800 in the icu and the governor says if current trends continue, the state will run out of icu beds before christmas eve. the bay area is in slightly better shape and projected to hit our icu bed capacity in early january. >

the question reads based on the totality of scientific evidence available, do the benefits of the to dernaduals 18 of age and older. they're voting on that now, make the recommendation to the fda, and the fda would approve it, presumably, for emergency use. we're also following the situation in georgia quite closely. investors on wall street seem to have one big question, who's going to win in the highly anticipated senate runoffs? vice president mike pence today campaigning for david perdue and kelly loeffler. he was in atlanta as control of the senate is on the line, and that's huge implications for everything from fiscal stimulus to tax policy. jonathan serrie's live with the latest. >> reporter: hi there, connell. the vice president making two stops in georgiaed today headlining rallies at airports in the cities of columbus and macon. today marks his fourth visit to the peach state since the november election as he tries to shore up support for a republican firewall in the u.s. senate. >> we need david perdue and kelly loeffler to get in the way of open borders, socialized medicine, a

assumption of 2.1 6 million doses of the vaccine with in the calendar month of december, so remember derna and pfizer acquired 2 vaccination shots each dose is one shot. so cut that number in half in terms of how you allocate police your own minds number of individuals that can avail themselves if they choose to the vaccine. >>the governor says there is a different process to request an ordering back scenes from pfizer and moderna they are working with both companies and have infrastructure in say to safely transport both vaccines. once the fda approves them. >>today state leaders rolled out a new app to alert california is when they have been exposed to somebody with covid the announcement comes as state lawmakers start a new legislative session that will focus on the economic fallout from the virus. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>as covid-19 continues to spread in california state leaders monday unveiled ca notify a new app that will alert users when they've been exposed to someone with the virus is 100% private. one percent secure. >>100% voluntary you opt in or y

an fda review of the new book derna vaccine found an interesting side effect for people who have cosmetic. >>facial fillers you know that stuff that they fill in wrinkles swift. the vaccine can cause swelling and inflammation around that area where you have the fillers these patients who suffer that side effect quickly resolved it with the use of steroids and antihistamines doctors say it's likely this type thing happening because the vaccine amp's up your immune system and so it targets a natural substances in the body and that's what it's doing when it goes for those fillers some 41 is the time we'll be back with more in just few mi >>when the time 7.44 we're talking about curbside pickup of your christmas trees in san francisco, it's going to start early this year in january or january next year people are active place or christmas trees. next to the blue recycling events the night before that's a trick before the scheduled collection day between january 4th january 15 don't francis hawks all asaph you know, i don't so much mind being a midget next to james. >>kick she's got no you got

assumption of 2.1 6 million doses of the vaccine with in the calendar month of december, so remember derna and pfizer acquired 2 vaccination shots each dose is one shot so cut that number in half in terms of how you allocate police your own minds number of individuals that can avail themselves if they choose to the vaccine. >>state officials are right now working with both companies to have the infrastructure in place to safely transport the vaccines. >>we know that more than 30 million californians are currently under off and some form of stay at home order depending on where they are here in the bay area that includes san francisco contra costa alameda and santa clara counties and today county joins them with kron 4 sarah stinson live there with the latest on what people need to know tara. >>james right now barbershops and hair salons are kind of getting their shops ready for the last appointments that they'll have for a few weeks now, i'm here live on caledonia street in sausalito and i'm seeing some barbershops kind of preparing to open in those in 4 hours because the stay at home orde

assumption of 2.1 6 million doses of the vaccine with in the calendar month of december, so remember derna and pfizer acquired 2. thanks a nation shots. each dose is one shot. so cut that number in half in terms of how you allocate police your own minds number of individuals that can avail themselves if they choose to the vaccine. >>state officials are working with both companies to have the infrastructure in place to safely transport the vaccines to california. >>another one of our big stories more than 30 million californians currently under a stay at home order and today marine county will join contra costa alameda santa clara and san francisco counties with their new health orders these counties taking an early approach to governor newsom's guidelines by shutting down in advance of the state mandate. kron 4 sarah stinson live in durham county with more on what folks there we'll expect good morning sara. >>james good morning. i'm live here in sausalito and for this barbershop here you can see. they are its stores like this restaurants, barber shops hair salons and businesses that are go

derna says its vaccine is equally as effective right around 95%. although there what is one big difference between there's and pfizer's moderna's vaccine doesn't have to be stored at really extreme cold temperatures, which means more and more hospitals and pharmacies with normal freezers can handle the vaccine and this will be a big boon for a lot of rural. folks that need the vaccine transported out to them this will be a lot easier to do that with the fda is expected to allow distribution of moderna's vaccine perhaps as soon as next week and it can't come soon enough, we know in the south bay santa clara county going to begin administering their stockpile of covid-19 vaccines from pfizer to their front line workers we have kron 4 sarah stinson standing by in san jose with more on the story good morning sara. >>people who work in the long term and skilled nursing facilities in santa clara county will be the first to get the vaccine in about one hour from now here at the fairgrounds in san jose, the big day for the health care industry here the fin

assumption of 2.1 6 million doses of the vaccine with in the calendar month of december, so remember derna and pfizer acquired 2 vaccination shots each dose is one shot. so cut that number in half in terms of how you allocate police your own minds number of individuals that can avail themselves if they choose to the vaccine. >>the governor says there is a different process of requests and ordering vaccine from pfizer and moderna they are working with both companies and have infrastructure in place to safely transport both those vaccines wants the fda approves them. >>here's a first look at the vaccination card that will be used in the united kingdom, the credit card sized document details the specifics of the medicine, including the batch where the drug originated. the card also serves as a reminder to get that second shot the pfizer vaccine needs to shots to reach maximum protection from covid-19. the uk is scheduled to receive 40 million doses of the vaccine. that's enough for 20 million people. the first doses will be distributed. this week. >>we continue our coverage on bay area shutdo

and then we have mow e derna, their covid vaccine very likely to get full f darks approval -- fda approvalearly 6 million doses with more on the way in the immediate future. stock is down 4.8%, but then again, it's had a terrific run already are. pfizer, they've applied for vaccine approval in japan. currently it's in use in both america and britain. stock down a fraction. johnson & johnson, they're beginning their first late-stage covid vaccine trial, they expect results by late january. the news here is that johnson & johnson has a one-shot vaccine unlike moderna and pfizer which are two shots, j&j one shot. stock's done well recently, down a fraction today. i want to know why regeneron is moving, because it is. still not bad, $8 higher, what's the story, ash? ashley: well, i can tell you why, it says its covid-19 antibody cocktail effectively reduced viral load, it says, and reduced the need for medical visits. that data from the a clinical trial has been published in the new england journal of medicine. the trial going on or ongoing, i should say, but the stock itself just making modes

no to derna's vaccine arriving in states today as the united kingdom this morning is struggling withing strain of covid-19. what you need to know coming up. that is what is the undermining markets this morning. futures are selling off. we are off of the lows of the morning, but nonetheless, fears over the u.k.'s more contagious virus strain working through markets, the nasdaq down 143, and the s&p 500 tanking 65. the major indices down about 2% this morning. this after all three major indices showed gains last week. the dow industrials up half a percent, the nasdaq up 3%, and the s&p 500 higher by 1.25% on the week last week. more questions are swirling around eric swalwell. an fbi classified briefing about his relationship with a chinese spy causing more on capitol hill to ask for his removal from the intel committee. then the, would you eat this? mcdonald's new sweet and salty burger combo turning some stomachs, but it's making a buzz this morning. plus, it is that time of the year again, we are hyping ugly christmas sweaters this morning. wait until you see mine, i've got it comin

derna's proposal to vaccinate the entire placebo group should be rejected. number two, moderna recruited a diverse group of participants but only four covid cases were black and even fewer were in other racial groups. we cannot assume the vaccine was highly effective in demographic groups with so few cases. there were 25 cases in groups with comorbidities. seeer three, i am glad to unlike pfizer, moderna provided a total number of participants who reported one or more adverse events. the total of severe systemic adverse events after the second dose was over 70% for the vaccine group compared to 2% for placebo. were 30 severe covid cases after the second dose. none in the vaccine group. this is a strong finding. nine required hospitalizations. 12 were based on the questionable criteria of slightly low blood oxygen saturation. long-term care patients were not included in the study. the people over 75 were in study but only three were cases. data, it is not possible to provide useful informed consent to nursing home patients. that puts a tremendous burden on th