. >> matthew dugan teaches social media theory at uvm and says apps such as instagram. typically show the best parts of a person stay and it's not always what it seems which can lead to issues around mental health. >> you know, highly edited video. with particular filters of a person living this perfect life. and there's a lot of research about how people who are heavy, social media users will compare themselves to to those people. >> and find their lives lacking really cool things that they're doing in their life and may be traveling in a lot of people can feel bad like they should be doing that as well. things showing off their body and you know, it's 5 has to be as well. but sometimes it can be really difficult for other people and they just put room. >> i think this is super helpful to him. many young people look for sense of validation from social media and oftentimes become fixated on this spot. and right here when i was younger and high school middle school. it was something i really cared about something. i was really pressured. kelly had likes. >> post like the

dugan hitting the bar, incredibly, the third penalty.worse, just seconds later, the referee deemed this a handball as well. showing everyone how it should be done. atletico madrid did score at the end, but their manager's reaction, nothing but frustration. their chance gone — chelsea taking their�*s, through to the quarterfinals. adam wilde, bbc news. hege riise says she's honoured, happy and humble — to coach great britian's women's football team for the tokyo games later this year. the norweigan, who won olympic gold with her country as a player, will combine the work, with her role as interim england manager. our reporterjo currie was at her press conference today and has more for us. absolutely. today wasn't the greatest surprise. we were expecting her to be named as head coach of team gb, but most people wanted to whittle down the details of what happens now and in the run—up to the olympics which get under way in just a few months injuly, so in terms of the team commits going to be a squad of 18 players plus four players, trading p

. >> dugan turned do wn johnson & johnson doses.take a listen. >> johnson & johnson is a very good vaccine. moderna and pfizer are the best. and i am going to do everything i can to make sure the residents of the city of detroit get the b best. >> health care experts say that is not the right support and say the johnson & johnson vaccine is very effective at preventing serious illness and death due to covid and everybody should get the vaccine whatever they can to get the vaccine. was it a mistake for him to turn down the vaccine shipment from johnson & johnson. >> it is nothing short of miraculous that we have three safe and effective vaccines on the market in just a year when we saw our first cases here in michigan. we are going to commemorate the tough year we had on wednesday. we will be around 16,000 deaths. we have done incredible work and the fact we have got these vaccines is a miracle. that is really a testament to the commitment of the industry and our ability to come together to solve this problem. mayor dugan is doing ph

mayor dugan is doing phenomenal work in the city of detroit. trying to do the best he can for the people he represents and what he does always day in and day out. i think that acknowledging this j&j vaccine is another great tool in our arsenal is kind of where they are now, and deploying them is something they're going to do as well. that's our philosophy across the state. let's use every tool we have to get to that 70%. >> let's say there is a resident of detroit who gets an opportunity to get the johnson & johnson vaccine and says, oh, i don't know. mayor dugan said i should hold out for the moderna or pfizer vaccine. what is your message to that resident of detroit? >> take that vaccine. you know, i am going to take whatever vaccine is available to me when my category comes up. we are dropping our ages to 50 and up. if you have some sort of a health condition, starting tomorrow they are now eligible and 50 and up for everyone two weeks later. we want to make it easier for people to get vaccines and when my number is up, i'll be in that next

. >> matthew dugan teaches social media theory at uvm and says apps such as instagram.typically show the best parts of a person's day and it's not always what it seems which can lead to issues around mental health. >> you know, highly edited video. with particular filters of a person living this perfect life. and there's a lot of research about how people who are every social media users will compare themselves to to those people. >> and find their lives lacking the really cool things that they're doing in their life and may be traveling in on people can feel bad like they should be doing that as well. and. things showing off their body and you know, it's 5 has to be as well. but sometimes it can be really difficult for the people. they just put room. >> i think it's a super harmful to it. many young people look for a sense of validation from social media and oftentimes become fixated on this ball in right here. when i was younger and high school middle school. it was something i really cared about something. i was really pressured. kelly had likes. >> had to post like

. >> matthew dugan teaches social media theory at uvm and says apps such as instagram.pically show the best parts of a person's day and it's not always what it seems which can lead to issues around mental health. >> you know, highly edited video. with particular filters of a person living this perfect life. and there's a lot of research about people who are every social media users will compare themselves to to those people. >> and find their lives lacking the really cool things that they're doing in my life. and may be traveling in on people can feel bad like they should doing that as well. things showing off their body and you know, it's 5 has to be as well. but sometimes it can be really difficult for the people. they just put room. >> i think it's a super harmful to it. many young people look for a sense of validation from social media and oftentimes become fixated on this right here. when i was younger and high school middle school. it was something i really cared about something. i was really pressured. kelly had likes. >> had to post like the perfect picture. but

dugan hitting the bar, incredibly, the third penalty. they failed to score in this type.at the end, but their manager's reaction, nothing but frustration. their chance gone — chelsea taking theirs through to the quarterfinals. adam wild, bbc news. wales manager ryan giggs will be missing again for their upcoming world cup qualifiers against belgium and the czech republic, as well as a friendly against mexico. he'll remain on leave, with robert page continuing in his caretaker role with welsh fa saying it was a mutual decision. giggs was arrested on suspicion of assault at the start of november and last month his bail was extended until the 1st of may. after iii months away from the court battling injury, the 20—time grand slam champion roger federer finally returned to action at the qatar open against britiain's dan evans. the pair have been training together recently — and evans forced federer all the way before the 39—year—old finally came out on top. joe wilson reports. welcome back, roger federer! not seen on court for over a year, now in his 40th year — status, irrep

they came under scrutiny last year when ousted academy ceo deborah dugan, the organization's first female pushed out for exposing nomination rigging as well as a toxic, quote, boy's club that sidelined women and minorities. >> the system should be transparent and that there are -- dollarf interest that taints the results. >> reporter: though the weeknd has won three grammys in the past, critics say this boycott will make waves. >> the grammys should be extremely concerned. boycotting them is telling them to wake up in many ways, something that's been remarkable about the grammy awards over the last ten years is the number of major artists they've managed to alienate, beyonce, jay-z, ariana grande, all kinds of artists. >> reporter: some critics say the grammys have become more inclusive. sunday's show will include nominees and performers from korean pop band bts to dua lipa, but the academy interim ceo says they will further examine how to improve the nomination process. mona, trevor. >> andrea fujii, andrea, thank you. >>> well, netflix is cracking down on people who share their password

dugan al-jazeera manila. the us city of minneapolis is agreed to pay $27000000.00 to the family of george floyd it is the largest settlement of its kind in the country's history floyd died when a policeman knelt on his neck sparking global protests the officer is set to go on trial in the floyd family says the cash payout is just one step on the road to justice john hendren as. the city of minneapolis has put a price on just how much black lives matter in the case of george lloyd $27000000.00 that's the amount this city's agreed to pay in a civil settlement with lloyd's family in the racially charged case of a black man who died beneath a white police officers knee i think the state of minnesota for getting this settlement taken care. but even though my brother is not here. he's here with me in my heart 'd because if i could give you back it i would give all that is bet the settlement is the largest ever in a minneapolis police shooting it also eclipses the 12000000 dollars the kentucky city of louisville pai

. >> mayor dugan walking his remarks back today saying he has full confidence that the johnson & johnson vaccine are now safe and effective. the meanwhile in mississippi -- >> i can't tell you how tickled i am that we're maybe going to see everybody jammed in one day. >> more states are rolling back covid-19 safety rules but keeping mask mandates, like businesses in west virginia which will return to 100% capacity tomorrow. and connecticut, which is lifting capacity caps on offices, retail and restaurants in the coming weeks. >> we thought, this is something we can we know do safely. >> loosely cavanaugh, cnn, denver. >> and the director general of the world health organization says covax has delivered 20 million vaccines to international countries. last week, ghana and ivory coast became the first countries to administer the covax provided vaccines. the w.h.o. is warning brazil not to relax in the fight of the virus. hundreds of trucks blocked a major highway during rush hour on friday morning. the drivers were protesting a two week shutdown on all but essential businesses today. this c

. >> reporter: last year former academy ceo deborah dugan ousted for alleged bullying filed a sh complaintprocess. >> i'm saying the system should be transparent and that there are incidents of conflicts of interest that taints the results. >> reporter: dugan also highlighting the long-standing struggle with gender inequality and lack of diversity when it comes to the most prestigious awards like album of the year saying those awards rarely go to r&b stars like beyonce or kanye west, but instead the winners tend to be in the rock, country and pop genres, but the weeknd's most recent statement taking it one step further saying, because of secret committees, i will no longer allow my label to submit my music to the grammys. >> something is wrong with that process if an artist like the weeknd can't even get nominated. it's something that needs to be fixed. >> reporter: the super bowl headliner is just the latest big name star to tune out the grammys. others include drake, justin bieber and nicki minaj. now in response to the weeknd's statement, harvey mason jr. interim president and ceo of th

dugan hitting the bar, incredibly, the third penalty. they failed to score in this tie. wales manager ryan giggs will be missing again for their upcoming world cup qualifiers against belgium and the czech republic, as well as a friendly against mexico. he'll remain on leave, with robert page continuing in his caretaker role with welsh fa saying it was a mutual decision. giggs was arrested on suspicion of assault at the start of november and last month his bail was extended until the 1st of may. after ia months away from the court battling injury, the 20—time grand slam champion roger federer finally returned to action at the qatar open against britiain's dan evans. the pair have been training together recently — and evans forced federer all the way before the 39—year—old finally came out on top. joe wilson reports. welcome back, roger federer! cheering. not seen on court for over a year, now in his aoth year. status — irreplaceable. right knee, under repair. it's taken two operations to get him here. dan evans, ranked 28th in the world, was a determined opponent. if fede

today a top white house advisor insisted this was a quote misunderstanding and mayor dugan released this statement saying quote, i have full confidence the johnson & johnson vaccine is effective and we're making plans for johnson & johnson to be part of our expanding vaccine centers and are looking forward to receiving johnson & johnson vaccines in the next allocation. unfortunately this could feed negative perceptions about the one dose vaccine. randi kaye has more on the confusion that surrounded these vaccines particularly now that many people have a choice. >> reporter: with all the questions about the j&j vaccine and how it stacks up against the other covid vaccines, the bottom line is all three of the approved vaccines on the market in the u.s. should prevent the virus from killing you. pfizer's vaccine, which requires two shots is 95% effective against the virus. moderna, which also requires two shots is 94% effective. j&j's vaccine just one shot was 66% effective in a global trial, but proved to be 85% effective against severe disease. and like the other two, 100% effective again

i spoke to mayor dugan yesterday and he emphasized just what you said, chuck, that it was a miscommunicationthat he had, at the time, enough moderna and pfizer vaccine for the following period of time, week or so, and he looks forward to deploying the j&j vaccine the next week or two so detroiters have accident to all three effective and safe vaccines. >> is there going to be -- what is your understanding of johnson & johnson and a second shot? are they working on one? and is that something we should expect in the next six months? >> right now, the fda has approved johnson & johnson and the cdc has remedy johnson & johnson as a one-dose vaccine. there is a clinical trial that looks at a second dose and we will have to see the results of that is second trial. right now the carbon dioxide has -- cdc recommended that johnson & johnson is a one-dose vaccine. >> just right here, jeff, in the city where we live in washington, d.c., we are seeing this problem between -- i'm going local here. wards three versus ward eight. ward three is getting the most vaccinations. ward eight has the most deaths.

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dugan al-jazeera manila. as the united states looks past the pandemic and the way used to boost its economy some states are trying out technology being used abroad so businesses can reopen so 3 sports venues in america's biggest city are trying out a new app to ensure fans can safely return to big games the code 19 passports verify whether the holder is infected or not kristen sumi reports from new york. for basketball fans it's game on extremely excited to go to a game. with huge bastable they'll do whatever it takes to see their favorite team including taking a covert test we got tested and it turns out when we got tested it wasn't that so now we have to get retested here or in this case a retest not quite the crowd you'd expect here for a game night attendance has been limited to 10 percent capacity and you have to have a negative p.c.r. code test on your phone in order to get inside sports venues in new york are testing out a new app meant to verify the holder's covert 3 it's a digital record what some ar

officer madsen, tampa police chief brian dugan and have a firefighter, thank you for joining us.anybody as he was driving the wrong way. >> it will confirm that fact, based upon damage to the vehicle. steve: a lot of people before this happened were calling 9 one one saying somebody's going the wrong way on this street. >> we did receive 911 calls but this happened very quickly, he put his life on the line and was able to stop it in the process. steve: he was a hero. this is a marine, someone who earned 7 life-saving awards, served his country, served his city and to put it bluntly he was a badass. steve: i know you were personal friends with him. tell us about this. >> working at the front of the department responded to different calls. we were both infantry men, i was a paratrooper in the army and we had an instant bond and started to grow, he would pass by the station when he was in the area to check on his buddies. if i could describe him, he was a very proud marine. and serving his nation as a marine and he won my heart through his actions with that. great law enforcement of

dugan hitting the bar, incredibly, the third penalty. they failed to score in this type.anager's reaction, nothing but frustration. their chance gone, chelsea taking bears, through to the quarterfinals. adam wilde, bbc news. liverpool will be hoping to reach the quarter of the champions league when they take on rb leipzig in budapest this evening. kick off at 8. it can't be played at anfield because of the pandemic. liverpool's run there has been terrible of late anyway, fulham were the sixth team in a row to beatjurgen klopp's side at home at the weekend, but their european form has been better and they take a 2—0 first leg lead into tonights game. it's a new situation we are in right now. we are used to winning games and winning trophies, and now it's totally the opposite. so, yes, i think the confidence is less than the previous years, but it's also because this is a totally different situation we are in right now. manchester united manager 0le gunnar solskjaer says a decision over edinson cavani's future will not be made until the end of the season. the uruguayan stri

. >> matthew dugan teaches social media theory at uvm and says apps such as instagram. typically show the best parts of a person stay and it's not always what it seems which can lead to issues around mental health. >> you know, highly edited video. with particular filters of a person living this perfect life. and there's a lot of research about how people who are every social media users will compare themselves to to those people. >> and find their lives lacking the really cool things that they're doing in their life and may be traveling in a lot of people can feel bad like they should be doing that as well. and. things showing off their body and you know, it's 5 has to be as well. but sometimes it can be really difficult for other people and they just put room. >> i think this is super helpful to him. many young people look for a sense of validation from social media and oftentimes become fixated on this ball in right here. when i was younger and even high school middle school is something i really cared about something. i was really pressured. kelly had likes had to p

what mayor mike dugan did in detroit before walking it back, the notion that the johnson & johnson vaccine is somehow inferior, i worry that other officials will replicate that messaging. all these vaccines will keep you out of intensive care. one in two, if we can keep people's eye on the prize here, and focus on just basic infection control measures, get the first vaccine available as soon as possible, we're talking about minimizing additional loss of life. hopefully that's motivation enough. >> there is some precedent for more brutal blunt messaging. i live in morky the anti-smoking campaigns are gruesome. do you think it's time for the messaging to become more blunt? >> maybe it was two weeks ago, nicolle, you always showed the ct scans i post on social media, and i encourage anybody -- i will share it again. i personally believe that we need to be blunt. i don't mean that we need to fearmonger here, but need to be blunk about what covid-19 does to the lungs. absolutely. i think there's room to be more blunt, to be clear about what these vaccines do and what they do not do. listen, nob