of anna was. -- ivana was. let's see if we can get one more caller in. that will be holland from perrysburg, ohio. good morning. go ahead. thank you for taking my call. barbara, shame on you. sitting there in all of your opulence. i am on social security. $200 a month. to, iok to be pretty old thought that we were taught respect. respect your boss, especially the president, because he worked hard to get where he is going. i would like you to say three bad things he did for america. guest: ok. for one thing, he allowed people who were in the shadows to come -- he gave them the opportunity to be like anyone else. he said, i am the president of the united states. that in itself was something he did that was very that. undo everyd to single thing president obama has done, press obama is one of our best presidents. he has undercut government -- that was because it was all about business. and that tax he gave businesses was a sin. it was wrong, what he did. god knows what he got in return for it. your caller should try not to judge people by their apartment. t

to discuss this story further, we're now joined live by journalist ivana. ridley declassified u.k. is saying it's been blacklisted by g c h q. do you think that really is the case and why would they be targeting this site? well, if it is the case, it's quite an astonishing one. and you know, britain as a country which likes to pride itself in freedom of speech and this goes completely against the grain quite why the c.h.p. was made. this decision is puzzling. age is a journalist's job. to ask all could questions to be critical of the information haters, cvs, and g, c, h q. mr. know the repercussions that this will have, by blacklisting, particular organizations. you know, journalists don't do their jobs to be popular. quite the reverse. and you know, this, this move has already been likened to trippi in style decision. and of course, this is what we've seen in the white house that when journalists upset president donald trump, they get blacklisted or are asked to leave the, the white house, press corps, and for g, c, h q, to do this, to a journalistic organization. is astonishing.

ivana, does that answer your question? it does to a certain extent. way here, the taxi driver told me, who gets which vaccine? how do we decide if i get a vaccine from company a or company b? all right, so, are we going to be spoiled for choice, then, david? is there going to be a lot of working out of which vaccine is best for who and in which country? i think there are going to be difficult decisions that have to be made, but they will be made, you know, really in line with the amount of vaccine that we can have in each country, the quality of the vaccine that we can get, the contracts that are in place, either done by our countries on behalf of our countries. i don't think we can pick and mix here. i think it's going to be a matter of getting what we can get, adapting it to the best circumstances so that we have got the best vaccine in use for high—risk people, we may not need, necessarily, the same vaccine for lower people at lower risk, and we've got to adapt to the circumstances. if you're in a country that's cold, that is quite different, it's

of anna was. -- ivana was. let's see if we can get one more caller in.will be holland from perrysburg, ohio. good morning. go ahead. thank you for taking my call. barbara, shame on you. sitting there in all of your opulence. i am on social security. $200 a month. to, iok to be pretty old thought that we were taught respect. respect your boss, especially the president, because he worked hard to get where he is going. i would like you to say three bad things he did for america. guest: ok. for one thing, he allowed people who were in the shadows to come -- he gave them the opportunity to be like anyone else. he said, i am the president of the united states. that in itself was something he did that was very that. undo everyd to single thing president obama has done, press obama is one of our best presidents. he has undercut government -- that was because it was all about business. and that tax he gave businesses was a sin. it was wrong, what he did. god knows what he got in return for it. your caller should try not to judge people by their apartment. there's

of anna was. -- ivana was. let's see if we can get one more caller in.ll be holland from perrysburg, ohio. good morning. go ahead. thank you for taking my call. barbara, shame on you. sitting there in all of your opulence. i am on social security. $200 a month. to, iok to be pretty old thought that we were taught respect. respect your boss, especially the president, because he worked hard to get where he is going. i would like you to say three bad things he did for america. guest: ok. for one thing, he allowed people who were in the shadows to come -- he gave them the opportunity to be like anyone else. he said, i am the president of the united states. that in itself was something he did that was very that. undo everyd to single thing president obama has done, press obama is one of our best presidents. he has undercut government -- that was because it was all about business. and that tax he gave businesses was a sin. it was wrong, what he did. god knows what he got in return for it. your caller should try not to judge people by their apartment. there's s

ivana popovich is a daughter she's also a nurse at the same hospital now treating her dad for covid-19ear codes going off, an you're like, oh, my god, what room >> reporter: it's part of a new effort to help covid patients at sparrow hospital reunite with family members. ♪ happy birthday to you >> we have the ppe we have the resources. >> reporter: dr. mindy lane is leading the charge >> i know that this is not the right thing for everybody everywhere right now, in the midst of covid, but it's the right thing for us here at sparrow hospital today >> reporter: all of the visits start with a slight change of clothes. >> move your head up and down and side to side does it feel like you have a good seal? feel like you can breathe okay okay, then you're ready to go into the room. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> hi. >> hi. >> reporter: this is an air purifying respirator it's the entire outfit, the ppe that any family member visiting a covid-19 patient has to wear before they're allowed to go inside the room. hi >> i love you so much. >> i love you. >> i'm okay now. don't worry. >> reporter

voy a dar los buenos dÍas a martín de seis aÑos, tambiÉn saludÓ con mucho cariÑo a ivana, josÉ.ta nadie le puede ver. karla: claro . yo de chiquita me quedaba con mi hermano en el sofÁ esperando para ver si lo veÍa y me quedaba dormida. nunca lo pude ver. ustedes que decÍan que se preocupa que santa no llega, tambiÉn existe una luz de esperanza. lo dijo el doctor anthony fauci. se acuerdan? Él dijo esto. [habla en inglÉs] ya ven. Él lo dijo. santa no se contagia de nada. es mÁgico. todo lo puede. cuÉntenos. ustedes son hermanos. cÓmo va a ser la navidad en la casa? >> bueno, indudablemente, esta navidad serÁ diferente. lamentablemente, estÁ la pandemia y hay que quedarse encerrado en casa. a lo mejor, serÁ un poco aburrido y algo triste, pero estoy segura que mis padres van a estar para pasarla bien. >> yo pienso igual que mi hermana . creo que esta navidad serÁ muy diferente a la del aÑo pasado, pero yo pienso que no me quiero quedar con lo que no voy a tener, sino que me quiero quedar con lo que voy a tener que es salud. suficiente para estar feliz esta navidad. karla: buenÍsi