j&j and astrazeneca.hink, as i understood from your previous testimony, you did think that there was some concern about having both vaccines, is that correct? that there was potential for, you know, a problem when you had both on -- on two assembly lines? is that -- is that correct? >> i think it was widely p acknowledged by emergent, as well as our network of partnerst that there was inherent risk of bringing both vaccines into our facility. and -- and ramping them up very quickly. >> so, that's what i understood to be the risk. and j&j, as i understand it, yot guys had 16 batches. one of which was cross contaminated. 15 of which were not. or at least are still being inspected. and that e e equals 140 million doses that are waiting to make sure that the -- you know, the fda is -- is checking to make sure they're okay. and when that happens, they get shipped, is that correct?he mony >> generally, correct, yes, sir. a zkay. so, this -- theseero slides tha are being shown around where 1 money was given.pp a

j. >> so you can get that number to me also? >> yes, sir. >> thank you. i know yield to the ranking member for five minutes. >> thanks, mr. chairman. as to kramer, i want to ask about operation warp speed. what is your view on how that worked? did it work the way it was intended to open the door so we could get multiple vaccinations moved through the fda process quickly in record time in a safe and effective manner? >> i think operation warp speed had a lot of positive attributes and principles, one of which clearly is this notion of strong public-private partnerships. second, the idea that in order to quickly develop in scale and make available hundreds of millions of vaccine doses, it was important to do in parallel, things like manufacturing development, typically he wouldn't do those two activities at the same time but in order to ensure if and when any of those vaccine candidates would be showing clinical benefits that we have inventory made available, it's important to note that a

>> the essay conducted by j&j was part of our quality control system so yes, it was detected by j&j but it was part of our internal quality control procedures. >> i am highly confused how you refer to your internal procedures as something your customer making sure delivered the product. the record also shows you should have been on very high alert of those risk. new documents released today that has pile of evidence showing they have plenty of warnings regarding the conditions of the facilities. yet, emergent failed. we'll have more questions in my next round of questions. i yield back. >> thank you. the chair recognizes you for five minutes. >> thank you for coming before the subcommittee today to testify. we have spoken consistently about diversified supply chain especially the manufacturing of ppp back to the u.s. how many facilities are there in the u.s. that manufacture vaccines? >> i do not have the answer. i do not know. >> when and under what did they receive their contract to begin on the baltimore facility? >> it was under the obama administration -- >> who was vice president

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j vaccine? >> we will be ready to resume production in the next couple of days. >> and how long does it typically attack in a first world country such as u.s. to increase manufacturing capacity to have the infrastructure in place t to manufacture vaccines such as the j&j vaccine? >> normally would be measured in years. congresswoman -- >> so it reasonable to assume it would take longer in other countries? >> it lookly would. yes. >> well i think it is interesting that in 2007, pet food from china caused dogs to die and had to be removed in 2008, in july of 2008, milk and baby formula was deliberately in order to pass quality control measures. babies were harmed. in october similar adulteration to eggs in 2012 sweet potato dog treats from china causing kidney failure, and inn june of 2020 manufactures in china charged with three kowngts of violating fdac from masks falsely proported to be m95 standard. fbi says this was a blatant disregard for safety of american citizens and -- in march 7ths of t

. >> i wonder if you can speak how protective the j&j vaccine is against these variants.arents are wondering how soon they might gain access to vaccines for children under 12. in the past you said the beginning of next year. has that timeline moved up? dr. fauci: with regard to j&j, we don't have as much data as i showed you on the slides, but whenever we have looked with j&j, it looks like they are in fact protective, even though there is a diminution. the classic example of that was the study done simultaneously in the united states and south africa with the 351 in which the actual protection against all infections particularly symptomatic infections, was diminished to around 60%. but there was virtually 100% protection against serious disease, hospitalization, and death. i would imagine, even though we don't have as much data with j&j as we do with madera advisor, we expect -- moderna and pfizer, we expect it would be comparable. i am sorry, the second part of your question, would you repeat? i did not quite get it. reporter: the second part was the timing for children

it is a different kind of vaccine but j&j had been investing for years in vaccines and so it knew how it could come to the table with a similar vaccine. with regard to the loss of what it might mean for the top line of these companies, it is not clear because in october of last year already moderna vaccine had said they would be willing to waive patents and willing to license and willing to provide vaccines to others. it is not at all clear what they will lose in the long term. in the short-term the industry suffered because what happens is that people lose confidence that their investments in other companies, cancer companies, diabetes companies and others where they are making novel breakthroughs in the same kind that we see here that have occurred in the pandemic and what you see is that investors take a double look and say wait a second, why would i invest in a company that suddenly the government is going to step in and take away those patents which allow me to at least have the certainty that we are investing in something that could give us a good return long term. it's not clea

j vaccine. three of those people of those 28 have died. last month, the agency asked states to pause using the j&j shot while it investigated the clotting. ten days later, the cdc said the states could once again administer those shots, saying the benefits far outweighed the risks. more than 9 million people in the united states have received the johnson & johnson vaccine. >>> another big headline tonight, governor newsom changing his tune and it's a bit confusing here. he's now saying the rules are about to change for all of us when it comes to wearing masks. but when will those rules change and what are the new details? that story coming up. >>> check out this video. it is scary. it's a pittsburgh police department posting on the page. two separate shootings at the el pueblo housing complex caught on camera. the first shooting on may 5, several men opening fire. the second last monday, shots fired from a car at another group. thankfully no one was hurt, but police are looking for the shooters.

fauci just wonder if you could speak to a protective the j&j vaccine against these variants and there are a lot of parents wondering how soon they making exit the vaccines to children under the 12. in the past use of beginning of next year. has that timeline moved up at all? >> with regard to j&j will have as much a data as i showed yon the slides but whenever we have looked with j&j it looks like they are, in fact, protective, even though there is a diminution and think the classic example of that was the study that was done simultaneously in the united states and in south africa with the 351 in which the actual protection against all infection, particularly symptomatic infection, , was diminished to around 60% they were virtually 100% protection against cities disease, hospitalization and death. i would imagine even though we don't have as much data with the j&j as we do with the moderna and the pfizer, that we would expect that it would be comparable to we need to get confirmation of that. but any data that we do have indicates that it looks like it's the same lie. i'm sorry, the s

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ah, martin bt and his son j. a regulars at the glasgow, celtic supporters club, and logan, northern ireland, former celtic manager near lennon grew up around here. these 2 fans feel a special bond with him in the club. like others around the world is crammed with celtic memorabilia. but there's one trophy here, that means everything to the p t family. so this metal here, mr. card, on the 11th and now 2014, i felt a good 131 on at the end of the game. and the land who used to play after this club come over give jazz mattel and dan, mr. saw, were us as favorite player come over to j, i christ. i was a moment that change jazz life on our lives forever. and we thought that the only people that had actually seen that was j itself, who forgot about being died on the, the large screens and also around the world news coverage and social media broadcast jay's moment to the 4 corners of the earth. over 19000000 people took j to their hearts. since then, he's been known a celtic to profound belfast has more than its fair sh

would not be j-town. mayor breed, if times were normal, you would be here to do the kickoff for the cherry blossom festival. we're going to have a hamani, which is a cherry blossom viewing. we also have to give huge appreciation to the mayor's office, the office of economic workforce development, the san francisco department of health, sfmta, and many others who really helped us get the tools we need to keep our small businesses alive and thriving. so with that, thank you very much, and thank you, mayor. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you so much, grace. and you know, sometimes i get a little comfortable when i come back to japantown because it's like home. i was a supervisor, as well, in this district, and so, so many great people, so many familiar faces, and so i'm so glad to be here. i was just at kasura two weeks ago because from covid, i went from having zero plants to 31. it's a better habit to have than most, and they have some great stuff in there, and so the owner's here with us today

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a j lie j. lo, though, isn't the only x. the ban is still friendly with entertainment.'s kevin frazier has the story. >> yeah, vicki and grant for mother's day bed posted a touching tribute to ex-wife jennifer garner. >> then cheered throwback photos of jen on instagram with this sweet message. so happy you share these kids with you lucky as parents in the world. thanks for all the good you do or 80 source says the 2 have been in a good groove when it comes to co parenting for a while. as for j lo. well, she spent her mother's day with twins. max and emmy. the busy mom told us her work life balance only looks easy. it's a heartbreaking little juggling think about working before i had the babies and it was my life and everything but with them, everything's kind of so much better is just more of a life there. other celebs delivered heartfelt mother's day messages. john travolta honored his late wife, kelly preston saying here's kelly, you brought into my life. 3 of the most wonderful children i have ever known. thank you. we love you issue john legend celebrated chrissy t

will start over with you the russian delegate today tweeted this he said quote the joint commission j c p away at its meeting today opened a new round of talks on full restoration of the nuclear deal the participants agreed on the need to intensify the process the delegations seem to be ready to stay in vienna as long as necessary to achieve the goal now george it appears they are still using intermediaries but this is a positive note is that it is think the signal from the russian side the good music if you like seems to suggest it's not going to break down there's not going to be walkouts is obviously positive. the unfreezing of it in our search talk obviously helps to warm up the room although it is one of making the point the these are really in funds that should never have been frozen in the 1st place they're not going to be released as cash which is what they were when they were frozen but through some convoluted swiss jonell but nonetheless i don't want to be churlish. optimistic the the biden administration has no invested so much in restoring this to school on the nuclear dea

is it just the j & j vaccine? go ahead. >> yeah, but when you look at the yankees, the critical piece about the yankees is they weren't sick. and when you look at the amount of virus that the players had who tested positive, it was really, really low. so what you're going to find is that, yes, some people will test positive, they'll get infected who have been vaccinated, but we're seeing they're not likely to transmit to others. that's the critical piece there, not the fact that some people who get vaccinated will be infected. so it supports i think the idea that if you are fully vaccinated you are in really good shape. the enforcement piece though, it is not enforceable. >> right. >> what it says is if you decide not to get vaccinated, the risk is primarily on you. we can talk about kids because that's the one area where that breaks down, but the risk is primarily on those people who decide, hey, i'm not going to get vaccinated. >> so -- >> and -- yeah? >> first of all, for the audience, eight new york yankees te

and finally, iran also says that the last time around in 2015 the j. c. p o was front end loaded . iran had to take all the technical actions and then the, the j. c, p o, a came into effect. now they want to see us sanctions removed, the benefits to flow to iran, and then they would be prepared to take more significant steps, enrolling back than richmond program, to the 2015 levels. i'm a massage, do you have any impression of how far back if you like that rollback to go within iran, in terms of raising data and essentially unlearning expertise that it has over the last few years? that seems a very tall order. yes, i think the expectations from iran are very high from the other side. i mean unlearning the expertise they have gained in the past 2 years is almost impossible . i mean, they can raise the data perhaps, but the expertise is going to be there on. nevertheless, we've seen very little flexibility from the other side regarding your on demand. as was mentioned, there's the issue of choreography. i mean, who takes the 1st step and how is that verifie

see how i see is like b, j, b, the ruling b, j b has a way of how we deal with a largely muslim population in luck should be like luck should be, has not been a place a who is politics is largely run by religion. the people are generally very, very secular here, but one of the, as if i me, if my, if i may explain this in a way in comparison to stay play go odd in other states and ne, where the d b isn't bubble there. the b g b has not been post any bad on be fresh fitting the car to the sentiments of the people. so the video agenda behind, but are you going to be spending a place for like should the bed majority population as muslim? is because they actually have an agenda, the pretty good, the religious and the sort of sentiment of the people. what we understand is the idea behind this is to bring in so that people keep talking about issues like this . and in the background you bring in actually problematic regulations, like the luxury of development authority regulation other regulations that if it democracy like the like block should be fun side regulations. so this is how the ruling b

there's also a backlog to process j-1 visas without all the counselors from overseas activities like swim lessons and gymnastics could look different this year. with current staff doing double duty. but lack of visas for international workers is causing problems for all sorts of businesses across the country. employers rely on j-1 foreign workers during peak tourist season. >> they work typically in places where there are labor shortages and as a result they actually help keep americans employed in those places >> reporter: last month over 500 companies urged the secretary of state to defer parts of the visa process, calling the situation a crisis the state department says it's waived some interviews to speed up the process. >> it's great that the state department took that action, but it's not enough >> reporter: kalahari resorts owns four water parks and hires about 700 overseas workers. this summer maybe 100. >> the j-1 visa program is vitally important for tourism in america >> reporter: to find employees they've offered bonuses, relocation packages, even housing for sally the is

and dan, mr. saw were a favorite player, come over and left a j a christ. i was a moment that seems jazz life on our lives forever. and we thought that the only people that had actually seen that was j itself. you forgot about it. the been died on the, the large screens and also around the world news coverage and social media broadcast jay's moment to the 4 corners of the earth. over 90000000 people took j to their hearts. since then he's been known a celtic superfine. ah, belfast has more than its fair share of celtic shrines. tony coleman's house looks quite normal on the outside. inside is a whole different ball game. the brain won't sound like the me from my my grandfather recreated my father through to me to my son. saw like it's been in our blood. it's a birthright coma salvage supporter. tony needs his football fix. so in the off season, he started his own celtic media channel from his carriage. he broadcast the radio talk show. what do you like, sally leaf, facebook broadcast, pigment tube and, and stream them all the different solving sites all ove

my wife got the j&j. i got the moderna. she only had the shot once i had two. but it looks like from the percentages that i'm going to be in better shape than her should she be testing much more because she got the j&j, which is on a percentage base known to be less effective? >> i would say -- i wouldn't make a distinction between testing to what the industry has done and vaccine has done is incredible and i think that you could still carry the virus, you can still get the vaccine, just easy frequent testing like the product that you pulled up, i think that's the way to go about it independently of which vaccine you've taken. >> in a crowd go overseas, take it with you, right >> that's the other thing i think the cdc is now allowed for you to be able to take these antigen overseas and test them and show that result of proof to be able to come back into the u.s. so that is another great step forward and again, you could probably stop by the pharmacy near your airport or soon you might see these in airports. it is around 20,000 pharmacies in the u.s we'll probab

number two, boy, we should all take our hats off to what j&j did, good, solid, interesting results. you are right, we then should turn to our government. can we encourage these companies to export, as they said they will do -- the ceo of j&j, since 1947, when they created their credo that they would treat everybody, what matters is the patient, so as far as i am concerned, those are important, practical steps. you have put your finger on them . how do we get them out there? high quality, and in a way that we ensure that everybody gets them? as to the lady who discovered the vaccine, the mrna modification, she is a wonderful tale and i encourage her to read about her. i don't know if she gets compensation. i hope she does, because she did something special, and in the wilderness. if you read her story, you will find out for a long time that which she was considered to be doing was considered to be never feasible, in other words, how do you create an artificial mrna, one that does not cause the body to react against mrna and a weight that is harmful to the body, and she figured it out

it's almost a necessary evil to get the j. c, p. o, a back, you know, back on the table and everybody's signed up to it. because the real goal for the by an administration is to move on to the next step to try to what they call contain iran nefarious, or malevolent behavior with regional parties outside of iran and on a human rights situation and it's missile capability. those are the real focal points for the buyer and ministration. and they do want to have what they call as much leverage as possible. going into those future talks. in my view, they're really going to undermine themselves, even having the opportunity for future talks. if they don't, more realistically engage to come back into the j. c p, o, a. but that's the calculation within the, by the administration. 100 percent political, 100 percent focused on the next. the next categories of talked again because of us domestic politics because in u. s. domestic context, that's what they care about. iran relationship with mass, with, with the palatine islamic jihad with iran m

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well if israel were to attack iran obviously all bit would be off and returning to the j. c.p.u. oil would be the least of our worries because we'd be discussing a fool blown war or a conflagration i cannot believe the us government would permit that i don't think that joe biden is us close to netanyahu as previous presidents have been unfrocked i'm certain that he's not netanyahu went out of his way to humiliate joe biden when he was the vice president i don't believe the us would permit that to happen and i don't believe it could happen without us permission so again i'm still looking are glossing that still have my final thoughts on this. yeah i think george is an ultimate diplomat but i must say but he is our our hell not of the united states but what what's there. but the ministration does not have. the minute ministration does not have control over netanyahu he feels emboldened and i think he would take action if he thought it was quote in net in israel's national interests he could declare by the way in this interim period as a national emergency inside of israel and conti

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j shot.e and they of course may also be more likely to experience anxiety. none of this is related to the rare cases of blood clots seen with the j&j vaccine and the cdc isn't recommending any changes >> all right thank you. >>> don't forget your mask if you are traveling on a maybe, bus or train tsa is now extending the mask mandate on public transportation it was set to expire in two weeks but will now last until at least september. tsa officials said it is consistent with the updated cdc guidance they will also continue to fine people who refuse to wear a mask penalties start at $250 but could increase to $1,500 for repeat offenders >>> the u.s. is restricting travel from india, beginning on tuesday. the white house citing a deadly wave of covid infections sweeping the i center field u.s. citizens are except though india has now recorded more than 300,000 new cases per day for nine straight days and the death count is overwhelming alex crawford from our sister network sky news is in new de

ah, martin bt and his son j. a regulars at the glasgow. celtic supporters club logan, northern ireland, former celtic manager, near lennon grew up around here. these 2 fans feel a special bond with him in the club. like others around the world is crammed with celtic memorabilia. but there's one trophy here that means everything to the beek family. so this metal here, mr. card on the 11th and now 2014, i felt a good 131 on at the end of the game and the land who used to play after this club come over give jazz metal and then mr. saw were us as favorite player come over to j, i christ. i was a moment that seems jazz life on our lives forever. and we thought that the only people that had actually seen that was j itself, who forgot about being died on the large screens and also around the world news coverage and social media broadcast jay's moment to the 4 corners of the earth . over 90000000 people took jay to their hearts since then he's been known a celtic superfund. belfast has more than its fair share of celtic

we know that the conversation about j&j -- you don't have to take j&j.roven to be effective and safe. and the thing that we must understand is that there has been a direct media campaign to put out mistruths about the vaccine. and some people are saying, well -- i heard one person say they're putting a chip in us to trace us. it's just all over the board. but let me tell you something, in michigan, in detroit, the majority of the vaccines are going into the arms of white americans. if they are concerned enough about their life and family, to get the vaccine, if you're using that as an excuse, that nullifies that. we must be -- we must step up to the plate. we can't afford to lose any more of our community. >> during joe biden's joint address to congress, he urged americans to get vaccinated. in a white house statement he said, he hopes employers will give their workers paid time off to get vaccinated in exchange for a tax credit. the tax credit would be for small or non-profit businesses. do you think that this will be effective in getting our new worker

lot of attention in part because modi's b j p spent so much time and energy campaigning there. the pandemic has played its part in the election as it has in so many elections around the world this past year with many citizens pinning the blame on modi when the cases started rising up to plan. for turns out that it would in the 1st week or so that the government have no idea they're not prepared for anything if you don't have enough manipulators in one hospital forget about all the whatever you need for the entire city ordinance armies we have minnows joshi with us he's a distinguished fellow at the observer research foundation i know should the pandemic has played a role in the outcomes of these regional elections but do we know how much well actually i was just reading. the newspaper analysis in the don't even deal with the. significantly in really you know all of the. 6 or 7 different. segments and they say that there was no change. to them in a congressman. right through. you know i'm not sure that. the outcome. i am still carious though is it really possible about the pen d

to be a way you those remarks encourage or deter us from returning to, to j to be away. and speaking of the deal, is it a matter of weeks before the us return to the agreement? thank you. let's start with this. the fact is, the united states and israel are absolutely united in the proposition that around must never be allowed to acquire a nuclear weapons. we share exactly the same goal. it's no secret that we sometimes have our differences with regard to the best way to achieve that goal. and that's what, that's what allies and partners do we, we work together, try to find the best way to achieve a common objective. what we have done very, very resolutely, as we've tried to see whether a return to mutual compliance with the j. c. p. o, a is possible, is that we have regularly before during and after all of our engagements, indirect engagements, with the iranians in vienna kept our partners here in israel informed as well as others who are, who are concerned. and that's not going to, that's not going to stop. let me, let me add this the, the j c p o a. i think a copy of s

this was the j&j paper i showed to this group a few weeks ago looking at the safety and efficacy of the single dose at 26. as you can see, the efficacy was 74% in the united states. now take a look at this more closely. if you look at the hospitalizations and compare the placebo in red with the j&j in blue, 14 days postvaccination we see 93% vaccine efficacy. if you wait 28 days postvaccination, it is 100% with regard to hospitalizations. next slide. then when you look at deaths, there were no covid-19-related deaths in vaccine group and five covid-related deaths in the placebo group. on the final slide, what does this tell us? that vaccines protect you, to protect your family, and they interrupt the chain of transmission of the virus. bottom line is, get vaccinated. passing it over to you dr. murthy. dr. murthy: thank you so much. it is good to be with all of you again. i would like to share some numbers concerning people who are vaccinated and unvaccinated. recent data from the cdc involving a survey of over 14,000 people showed that more than 70% of americans are vaccinated, planning

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strenuous defense from india's ruling party is covert 900 spreads unabated a senior at b j p politician tells al-jazeera his government is not indifferent to the plight of india's. while the government talks up its handling of the pandemic we've got the stories of people doing their part to bring just a little level to levity to a horrifying situation. hello again i'm come all santa maria here and this is the world news from al-jazeera a bridge carrying a metro train collapses onto a busy road in mexico city at least 23 people killed and another battle for survival benjamin netanyahu has just a few more hours to prove he has the mandate to stay as israel's prime minister. so another 350000 plus cases another 3 and a half 1000 deaths there is a frightening repetition to the covert numbers coming out of india each day and yet a senior member of the governing b j p party has told al-jazeera the government cannot be blamed for this current surge we will play part of that interview in a moment 1st this report from elizabeth purana mean you debbie. for the past few weeks in the indian capital

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