. >> where is the dominican republic right now, mr. alvarez? >> if you hear my voice sound a little weird that is because i'm on my sixth day of covid today. so, we started vaccinating about a month and half, two months ago and about 12% of the population has received at least one shot and 8% have received two shots and we have now ramped up to about 50000 shots a day and so we expect these numbers to improve dramatically soon. however, the the difficulty has been in getting the vaccine and we have had to scramble as every other country in order to find vaccines wherever we could. originally, in october 2020 we had contracted -- for 10 million doses which were supposed to be delivered beginning as of march. this has never happened. the contract we don't know where astrazeneca will start to deliver so we had to find vaccines wherever we could and we found them in china and in the people's republic. that is been our main source of vaccines up until now. with approximately two and half million doses that we have received. fortunately, our economy

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you know, my grandmother in the dominican republic actually got a chinese vaccine. is the u.s.g up inteional odwilly no dointhe ? >> reporter: look, russia and china have taken the diplomacyt approach with their vaccines, while the u.s. has kind of taken the airline safety video approach, which is, put your own mask on before helping those around them. however, this week, the biden administration did authorize the release of 60 million doses of the astrazeneca vaccine that's not yet approved for use in the united states. and you know, as more americans get their shots and the domestic demand is less dire, we could see the administration make more of those doses available to partners and allies around the world. >> diaz: love that airline safety analogy. christina ruffini, thank you. there will be more on the pandemic, and politics, of course, tomorrow on "face the nation." among the guests, white house chief of staff ron klain; senator tim scott of south carolina; and former f.d.a. commissioner dr. scott gottlieb. president biden ordered u.s. troops to begin their withdrawal fr

and we do not only provide to the countries we partner with but other countries including the dominican republics well as those in africa and asia, but it is still not enough and we are now licensing those countries. we have a license at the vaccine to five countries. turkey, indonesia, brazil, malaysia, and egypt to produce vaccine in their countries. >> what is the latest findings or intelligence that you have on how coronavac works against the various variance, particularly the quite insidious one from south africa and this newly emergent variant and in india? >> if we use those mutated viruses to produce new vaccines, the time span could be shortened tremendously which means we could enable mass production with new variance in two months. once we discovered variance and use that them to make inactivated vaccine, we can provide the shots to countries where those variants are circulating widely. the bigger challenge is to communicate with those countries about the monitoring and the research results, and to have the government approval for the new vaccine produced based on the variants. so far

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a native of the dominican republic, seen here throwing it down with force.remembers the accident as a "life lesson that god exists and has given them the power to exceed various challenges he faces in life." getting it done. another ransomware attack to tell you about, this was on the washington, d.c., metropolitan police department. the russian-speaking syndicate has released the personnel records of more than 20 mpd officers. there have been negotiations. they broke down over next tortured payment. hackers reportedly rejecting a $100,000 offer. detroit police chief james craig has been on the front lines for decades. let's talk about the current state of law enforcement and has potential political future. james craig, good to have you back. we'll talk about your retirement. welcome back to "fox news @ night." >> thank you, shannon. always love being on your show. >> shannon: we love having you. i want to talk about this crime spike. cnn has the headline the u.s. saw significant crime rise across major cities in 2020 and it's not letting up. 63 of the 66 la

a wall fell on him when he was 6 living in the dominican republic.t the highest level and scouts say he is likely to get a scholarship to a top college program. >> dana: awesome. >> juan: incredible show of human resilience. never giving up. that's amazing story. >> dana: i love his smile, too. >> katie: it is. >> jesse: white guy number 32 got poster rised. never a good look when the guy has one arm. my goodness. that will live forever. that is it for us. "special report" up next. hey, bret. >> bret: that guy did not save the world. you did. thank you, jesse. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. the nation's top coronavirus experts under fire today on capitol hill after a "new york times" report accuses the cdc of making a huge miscalculation or exaggeration when it comes to outdoor transmission risk. and while the cdc director tried to sort fact from fiction, dr. anthony fauci found himself once again sparring with republican senator rand paul white house correspondent peter doocy followed all the fireworks today from the north lawn

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winning gold in the recent pan american games in the dominican republic. >> i didn't really know howpeople could get either, until i got in the sport. >> reporter: it was a different kind of strength that fueled kitt's early athletic life. it came from his dad. >> he was always at my games, trying to figure out a way to either motivate me or coach me up through something. >> reporter: kitt's father passed away while his son was still in college. though he never saw wes hoist a single barbell in competition, he was there for every lift. >> being at a competition is when i feel it the most, just because that's where he would have been, you know. >> reporter: to kitt, that means bringing home a medal from the tokyo games. >> hoff to get out there on the podiums, get the flag up for everybody. >> reporter: but before he gets his shot, there are long hours in the california strength gym, big weights, big meals -- >> big steak and potatoes for dinner. >> reporter: there have been fits and starts to training as the pandemic delayed the 2020 games by a year. >> we had to retool, regroup. psy

i got to say, it made me laugh so hard today i was watching it is a beautiful video of the dominican republicalm turquoise little cove that i could jump i actually jumped off this platform into the water and swam over to the beach and walked back. well, about a week later, this place was completely different because it was now like -- the ocean was -- was really tumultuous that day. and the waves were crashing like 30 feet in the air. well, this rogue wave comes up as i'm videotaping this thing and literally washed me almost over the edge of this cliff. and, you know, thankfully -- >> jimmy: i'm happy you're okay >> thankfully there's this razor sharp coral that's there that held me up but it -- it turned me into hamburger on many parts of my body afterwards but it was one of the near death experiences in my life for sure >> jimmy: i'm only laughing because i know you're okay but -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: you guys got to see this video it is -- it's just -- i could see you -- i could see you filming and it was just a disaster watch this >> jimmy: beautiful. [ laughter ] that's my favorite shot. >

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i was there and to dominican republic and also into haiti to make them just catch a shower as well. perhaps a little more widespread here as we go on through saturday, beneath an island largely fine and dry and it's been fine. it's right across the eastern side of the us. recently, severe storm moving in for the holiday weekend, possibility of flooding and also the odd tornado sponsor cut on airways. moving drug cartels on vigilante groups in a population called in the middle. what's your reason to being in mitchell county? why do you want this territory? i'm reporting from an exi center of mexico violence to investigate the can an upcoming election change. anything the people living here? so we're getting ready to join me. john holeman for the full report on how do i this is al jazeera. ah hello and welcome. i and peter toby, you're watching the news out live from coming up in the next 60 minutes. the u. s. search is easy to end the violence in the region of t grey with reports of.

but other countries including chile and the dominican republic as well as those in africa and asia.gh. we are now licensing those countries for manufacturing. we have licensed a vaccine to five countries. it turkey, indonesia, brazil, malaysia, and egypt, to produce vaccines in their countries. emma: what are the latest findings or intelligence you have on how coronavac works against the various variance -- variants, like the is hideous -- likely insidious one from south africa? >> the time span could be shortened tremendously which means we could enable mass production for variants in two months. once we discover variants, we can provide these shots to countries where those variants are circulating wildly. the bigger challenge now is to communicate with those countries about the monitoring and the results. and have the government's approval for vaccines produced based on the variants. so far, we haven't got approval yet. it. -- we are still working on it. >> that was sinovac chairman speaking to emma o'brien. still ahead, we will be assessing the hong kong government's vax. we will

or the dominican republic or bosnia or wherever? when you free them you have to be willing to let them take the reins of freedom. and decide their own destiny. sometimes you're going to be disappointed. others look at germany. look at korea. that's right. you know, so, you know, it's not all for not. but i'm willing to do it. have you been to the vietnam veterans memorial in washington? what are your impressions? well, i got to tell you as i told you i was asked to sort of. sit in on we really weren't consulted. as park service was going to decide what was done as far as that. i know they were gonna have all these people submit these designs and all we did was sit there as vietnam vets and go. okay, i don't really like that, you know, but at first when the wall was put in the ground so you couldn't see it from? constitution avenue or 23rd street you could see it from the lincoln memorial. i first thought my first thought was i was pretty upset about that. it was sort of like okay you can have your -- monument, but no one's gonna be

. >> the confluence just opened up in the eastern bloc countries and also jamaica and dominican republic. it's going to help us dramatically filling our needs with staffing levels coming up.. >> it's huge news for us, absolutely. >> reporter: you know, it really comes down to unemployment benefits and temporary work visas. there's also a temporary housing issue, anthony. we were told that on cape cod a lot of people moved out of the big cities, boston for example, moved to work for home during the pandemic. now some of the try rkers are saying i'll go back to cape cod to work, but i'm having a hard time finding a place to live while i'm there. >> a lot of people moved around during the pandemic. david doing a shore tour. nice eating on cape cod. >> that lobster roll looked good. >> if the unemployment benefits, you get more staying home than if you get a job, what is the incentive to go get a job? >> that's always -- that was the complaint to some degree about the stimulus package was people getting checks were going to be -- i don't buy that. no. if you see there's a job opening, you wa

foundation, kershaw's challenge, which he says serves vulnerable and at-risk children in zambia, the dominican republic really impressive. i'd be wearing that every day. >> yeah. when he said i'm not going to wear it often -- oh, i think i might. >> he's going to wear it. >> what a great guy, though, vlad. >> wonderful interview. so great talking to him. he really -- i did say to him, be '2 >> tm >> then anthony woke up. >> i like what he said, normalcy is going to be awesome. a lot of us feel that way. i'm with you on that. nicely done, vlad. >>> ahead, dr. david agus joins us for our "spring into summer" series. he's a finale. he's going to answer summer travel questions that you've been thinking about including should vaccinated people still be tested before and after traveling. that's a good question. we'll be right back. >>> we end our "spring into summer" series with answers to your top questions about making summer plans. now that we're beginning to return to normal. many of you asked us about face masks, covid variants, and the risks for vaccinated adults and children. cbs news medical contribu

ports we've announced cruises out of europe, out of greece, spain, italy, and out of the dominican republiconths. but i seriously doubt we will be able to stand up a vessel out of a u.s. port in july. august is also in jeopardy it's all because of the disjointed guidelines from the cdc. what we received yesterday was anything but a clear path to rest restarting the industry is willing to vaccinate a great majority of the vessels and the people we, as you know, put forth a very iron clad proposal to the cdc over a month ago where we are demanding on mandating 100% vaccinations for both crew and passengers on top of that, we're going to layer the 74 protocols by dr. scott gottlieb put together. so we believe that our vessels will be the safest place on earth. i don't know any other venue you can point to where everyone inside that venue is both vaccinated and following these protocols. not hotels, not resorts, not apartment buildings, grocery stores, hospitals, nowhere and yet either than ease on the demands and the requirements by the cdc, they seem to double down on the cruise industry. can

beautiful ships and starting cruising on two ships out of the caribbean out of punta cana and the dominican republicback in an extraordinarily fun and safe manner. in terms of the cdc they've been working very closely with us, specifically over the last six or seven weeks now, we meet with them on a nearly daily basis and i'm optimistic as this continues we'll find a resolution to this that will allow us to restart. the cdc has gone on record they're supportive of the cruise industry restarting in mid to late summer and we hope to have a track to get there very soon. >> walk us through the safety protocols you plan to have in place? does that include testing? and what are your plans if there is an outbreak on board? >> sure, a great question, michael. so as victor mentioned we're planning to restart with 100% of our passengers and crew vaccinated. but on top of that we set up a panel, co-chaired by scott gottlieb, the former commissioner of the fda over last summer that came up with 74 recommendations that are on our website for people to view but they include things like improved sanitation, improv

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