wise even its international competitors vectors epi vaca role now has remained in its elder brother's shadow even in russia few people know how it works i want to emphasize 3 major advantages of the vaccine it's safe because it's made from synthetic peptides 2nd it's not sensitive to virus mutations it's resistant to all known covert strains including british south african brazilian and others and 3rd you can get vaccinated unlimited times one with the yearly flu vaccinations. the vaccine develops a 3 line to fan it's like to enter a room you need to open a door the vaccine forms antibodies that prevent that if the fos line of defense is broken then another pool of antibodies goes into battle that stops the virus from connecting to the cell and getting inside but if this line is crossed is while the new response destroys the infected cell so this is the preferred vinyl stage of producing a vaccine basically here they are preparing a foundation for it it's protein based so the substance in this boiler is literally called soup or world broth it contains all the nutrients that will make

was invited to visit the high security laboratory in siberia or epi for corona is made. this sign is probably worth a 1000 words because we are in one of the few places in the world where it has been plastered against the door not for cool looks not for show but as an actual warning behind this door is one of the world's 2 largest virus collections some of them so deadly they make covert 19 look like an allergy and this door has been put in case of an emergency evacuation and luckily it has never been used for its purpose we are at the vector research institute met here with armed guards barbed wire and the no fly zone above us inviting journalists is worlds apart from common practice here but they're eager to show and talk about how their jab corona is made so this machine is where the work on the vaccine begins basically an inactivated virus from the red zone from the dirty zone is brought here and this machine it separates the r.n.a. from the rest of the virus it isolates it and from here at the r.n.a. is being passed on for further study and work russia boasts 3 diff

. >> a year ago, new york city was the epi-center of the virus in the u.s. hospitals were overrun and there was a shortage of everything from masks to gloves and testing materials. we were on the front lines back then and we have returned to the brooklyn hospital to see how it has changed. >> reporter: during that time, ppe was scarce, i will never forget, i was head to toe in protective gear when he went in, and one of the nurses looked at me and said, i want what you have. i remember turning around and looking at you and thinking to myself, is she really wearing a garbage bag? >> early in the pandemic, i think our institution and every other institution in the world was blind sided. >> reporter: that is nurse kimberly ellis. when we met her a year ago at the saturday of the pandemic. >> look what he has on and i have on. >> reporter: she was treating patients like this. >> i was wearing a garbage bag over the uniform and you came in with a beautiful moon suit and a mask. dressed like you were going to space. >> reporter: i remember how direct you were when

therefore we will develop antibodies for covert 19 it's hard to find a volunteer in russia who'd want an epi valve coded jab partly because so little is known about it partly because the 1st batches have just been released to the public and partly because its efficacy has been challenged by skeptics and even those who took part in the clinical trials the had developed of the vaccine says though this is a smear campaign against the institute i think it's purely an information war against this vaccine in particular it's very frustrating i feel sorry for my country and the vaccine officials are telling me they won't be dragged into bickering and will verify their reputation via publications in science journals several high profile russian officials have already chosen r.p. iraq as their covert job and there were rumors of russia's former president dmitry medvedev did so as well but the deputy head of the vector institute says vaccinate . it shouldn't be a free for all fight between different producers people get free jobs they don't ask how those vaccines are made or how they walk but all of th

and epi vacuum the country expects to launch kovi back later this month don i've spoken with the head of the center behind the shop. when you argue opposed to a pulled out of a can you explain what makes the kovi vaca vaccine different and uses a deactivated virus but what does that actually mean. would you know we used a process called in activation which basically means killing the virus vaccines usually use a live virus or an already dead one we're dealing with an inactivated whole cell vaccine in approach that we've been developing for many years all of the vaccines that that you mock of center are based on this method a significant number of our vaccines form part of the russian national vaccination calendar. causing a lot of the book at what how long did it take to develop the vaccine how did you test it with you know where i'm of the it took almost a year and that's a very short time no western company has ever managed to produce a vaccine like this in such a short timeframe there are other technologies involved a key step was extracting the virus we went to various clinics and

worlds apart from common practice here but they're eager to show and talk about how with their jab epi valve is made so this machine is where the work on the vaccine begins basically an inactivated virus from the red zone from the dirty zone is brought here and this machine it separates the r.n.a. from the rest of the virus is isolated and from here at the r.n.a. is being passed on for further study and work russia boasts 3 different covert 1000 vaccines sputnik v. is already a brand eclipsing p.r. wise even its international competitors vectors a.p. vaca rona has remained in its elder brother's shadow even in russia few people know how it works i want to emphasize 3 major advantages of the vaccine it's because it's made from synthetic peptides 2nd it's not sensitive to virus mutations it's resistant to all known covert strains including british south african brazilian and others and 3rd you can get vaccinated unlimited times one with the yearly flu vaccinations. but the vaccine develops a 3 line to fans like to enter a room you need to open a door the vaccine forms antibodies that pre

feel slow or tease when it comes to advising people how far they have to move away from you by say the epi said all the dangers. right so this is an offshore earthquake sorry not the most recent large earthquake magnitude 8 point one at 828 this morning that's the major source of me evacuation order from civil defense here in new zealand our role is to evaluate the earthquake and the tsunami and pass from potential white hot center ruggles to civil defense and they take care of the public the looting they've been using the emergency mobile alert system e.m.i. to pass those alerts on and the civil defense regions around new zealand have evacuation maps and ice and have messaging in place about evacuation routes so those messages are effectively triggering evacuation plans and evacuation maps that are and based on printouts of the various places nomic come from around the pacific in terms of the technology that you use to be able to measure not just quakes but where tsunamis may hates how has technology proved it helps you do your job to be able to save lives not just in new zealand but acro

recently saw which passed the house limited early voting those bills can pass the house and am at the epis date senate in the state legislatures and joe biden's administration can't really do much to stop them all of those all of that actually require congress to actually step in and that's where we see a lot of the pickle right now you know it's funny and i thought that we were like this great democracy the always talked about how wonderful it is that we spread democracy go around the world look at how free our people are because they can vote on their leaders where you know this is not the case greed is really it's these 2 parties specifically republicans in recent years. we're doing everything that they can to essentially keep the majority of americans who don't vote their way from voting i mean that's really all that you can going to rome when you well that's basically the summation and the fresh ration that i have in the pressure and i think that you know historians have overall is that we have spread this message of american democracy where everybody has the right to vote in this was

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. >> this is the epi-center of surge in the rio grand valley.000 migrants in just the last two weeks. >> it took a few minutes for us to is see migrant after migrant crossing. >> there's another raft across. >> and another. >> that is 31 right here. >> 31 in the group? >> some with children. >> you are seeing it all day. >> all day lochblth you can see the coyotes returning to the mexican side right now. in a few minutes that we have been up here, we have seen more than 60 cross the border? >> that's correct. and first 12 -- >> eight, nine minutes time sgleempts troopers also on the lookout for smugglers by boat. tonight the battle at the border, being fought on multiple fronts. here along the rio grand, local and state authorities say that they are having to fill the gaps as the border patrol diverts resources to handle the surge. >> gabe, thank you. gain p gabe gutierrez reporting from the texas border tonight. coming up, more evidence as words has conquestions as the big mouth piece for the big lie is now admitting it was a big lie. (deborah

this is the epi center of the migrant surge in the rio grande valley.encountering 9,000 migrants the last fee weeks. took us a few minutes to see migrant after migrant crossing. >> 31. >> in this group alone? >> in this group here. >> reporter: some of them young children. >> there is three children and rest are results. >> reporter: you're seeing this all day? >> all day long. >> reporter: you can see the coyotes returning to the mexico side right now. >> the few minutes we have been up here we have seen more than 60 migrants cross the border? >> yes. >> eight, nine minutes time. >> reporter: these troopers are also on the lookout for smuggler smugglers by boat. on the rio grande local and state authorities say they are having to fill the gaps as the border patrol diverts resources to handle the migrant surge. >>> our thanks to gabe gutierrez for that report. >>> congressman cuellar are join "morning joe" in a little while. >>> mexico's president blames president biden's policies for the surge in migrants. yesterday, the mexican president told reporter

injectable form kind of like an epi pen almost right. you testified that the firehouse that you work there you deal with a lot of overdose calls. and so you have a lot of experience dealing with people who are overdosing got it from or from opiates or from other controlled substance. and you have seen. you have seen. or dealt with many people who come oh don't. be an overdose because of market. correct. me if i did if i did not nor can we still give. if it will want to hear a pulse and give compressions as necessary. i've never not had an argument but i. would be able to get medical attention to somebody that. had. overdosed on opioid and lost their. ok so let me ask you is it fire department policy when you are going to call an overdose the police are also dispatched to that call. and that is because when people are revived from that they often become combative right. not often. and are. not often but it happens i've seen it happen. now and i just kind of talk to you a little bit about your testimony about. may 25th 2020 you were out fo

from the bottom it cut the price target from $53, dream on, to $6, because the cruise line were at the epi-center and carnival was desperate for liquidity, there were down grades in leisure because the top down strategists cut the overall target for on s&p. apple's market cap dropped below $1 trillion and now it's worth more than $2 trillion. that was a ugly session that bottom if you want to point the finger, the blame lies with washington specifically the total lack of leadership in washington that is what caused the crescendo, congress was working on a relief package to tide us over but the night before the bill stalled in the senate, the democrats and republicans could on not reach a deal, despite the chaos. they did not recognize their impact on the economy or stock masht. the bill had looked like a sure thing. butthen it got snagged on procederal nonsense and wall street freaked out right there even though the had whole seemed like theater, investors were faked out. the dow plummeted 800 points and second manchin tried to calm the market by saying congress was close to a deal. the markets w

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sanship, it could have been partly personal especially since one of her tweets was aimed at jacking up epinchin has put his flag down on other policies, acting like a senate underboss. manchin is still saying hell no, never, to getting rid of the senate filibuster, whose only purpose upon its creation was to prevent black americans for get ing voting viets. he scoffs at policies like proviing supplemental insurance and raising the minimum wage to $15 and the fact that we still don't know how much of those policies this one senator who, in theory, is on the side of 80 million americans who voted for covid relief and supervision in the white house will weaken or eliminate is a huge problem. why does joe manchin get to decide who in america gets help and jobs in the administration? and yes, west virginia is a trump state. it went for trump by 42 points in 2016 and 39 points in 2020. if you think west virginiaans among the poorest, largely white poppings in america don't want to earn a living wage, listen to what some of them have been telling the poor people's campaign. >> we're essential wor

. >> kind of like an epi-pen almost? >> yes. >> you testified that the fire house that you work at you deal with a lot of overdoses. >> correct. >> so you've had a lot of experience with people who are overdosing from opioids or some other controlled substance? >> yes. >> and you have seen, you have seen or deal with many people who come out of an opiate overdose because of narcan. >> correct. >> if i didn't have narcan we will monitor for a pulse and if necessary -- i've never not had narcan but i was able to give medical attention to somebody that had overdosed on an opioid and lost a pulse. >> okay so let me ask you is that fire department policy when you are going to a call for an overdose and police are also dispatch to that call? >> i believe so, yes. >> that is because people are revived from that they often become combative, right? >> not often. >> overruled. >> not often. >> that it happens? >> i have seen it happen. >> now i'm going to talk to you a little bit about your testimony about may 25 of 2020. you are

ray bogan has more on that, plus how the markets are responding to hopes of another round of epi. relief. it was a strong day on wall street as investors reacted positively to the new johnson and johnson vaccine and the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill approved in the house now making its way to the senate, comprehensive legislation that will help us crush the virus, recover our economy and get life back to normal. a massive bill provides americans making $75,000 a year or less with $1400 stimulus checks and gives $400 a week in extra unemployment benefits. it expands food rental and child care assistance programs and includes money for testing, protective equipment and schools. this senate version will not include a minimum wage increase to $15 an hour because the senate parliamentarian ruled it can't be included in a budget bill 23 progress. of house democrats are urging president biden and the senate to overrule the parliamentarian. senate democrats in the white house both say they'll find another way i supported increasing the minimum wage, but it clearly cannot be on thi

of course epi runs cool. our road map begins with covid stimulus in focus, and stocks set to rally after tuesday's tech bounce. >> and ge will sell its leasing unit, its aircraft leasing unit to aercap, a $30 billion and hear what larry culp told me whether this is a portfolio they will stick with at ge. >> looking forward to that $30 billion must be the magic number there is a $30 billion gaming company, what you need to know, as roblox looks to make its nyse debut this morning, carl. >> luckily, we have you here, leslie, to help us get through that overall, the commentary will center, david, around the upside reversal of the trend yesterday and certainly this core cpi number, up one-tenth, looking for 0.2, will have a soothing effect on those worried about rates. >> no doubt. as you point out, the core rate rise, below the estimates, that is going to come, fears of inflation, that certainly have been ever-present, as we watched very closely the movements of the 10-year yield, over these last few week, and o

of course epi runs