is j&j falling apart >> j&j's doing really well, but they have a problem. you don't want to go in and get your knee done and come back with omicron that was before we discovered that omicron was kind of like a fourth vaccine >> yeah, and thankfully -- certainly in this part of the country. >> other than the comorbidity. when you look at the numbers in this part of the country t is plummeting, so that's great. >> i was speaking to j&j and i've known j&j forever, i'm saying, well, it shouldn't be down well, it's not i mean, let's do some thinking before we sell but carl, what's happened is everyone's very depressed. they're all worried. they all think this is going to repeal because of the fed. in the meantime, the time to sell was in november j&j's up, don't take j&j to 16 had. you're going to end up getting hurt at 12:00 you get hurt. but i do think, i'm going to give you one that i thought was extraordinarily good, american express. 60% of the new card growth is millennials. hell, everyone thought it was over, david. they want the card they clobbered the 2

. >> very briefly, give me an outline from what sets moderna from pfizer and those two from j&j. >> i can do it very simply. moderna and pfizer use similar technology, messenger rna to deliver -- trains your body. they used two different doses. pfizer has been approved for children down to five years old, moderna has not just yet. pfizer doses come three weeks apart, moderna four weeks apart. they are net connect when we talk about efficacy, despite the headlines i think they broadly run the connect -- and. with the j&j and similar vaccines like the astrazeneca vaccine, these are particles, they do the same thing by training your body to see this by protein. when your body comes in contact with the virus, it sees those proteins on the surface. >> this is not the first coronavirus. take us back to what must have been a very frightening moment in early 2020 when you heard you had the goods to create a vaccine. what was it like? >> that was not frightening. the one thing about having faith in science and data, in those moments, you dial back and make it into a motivation. the anxiety bec

the j&j vaccine was very good too. do a very good job for covid-19.d listen to listen to such conviction about these vaccines i'm thinking about another which plays a huge health and inequities they have suffered disproportionately during the pandemic. what can covid do to address those issues in a country that is so divided. >> what i have done and when i continued to do has changed over the last two years. i can't believe i'm saying two years right now. at first i was tapping into media outlets that were particularly get that not just the word the knowledge of to make sure people understood what mrna was and how these vaccines work. then we got to the point rolling out the vaccine in real time i was really targeting on a community level where i was talking to people's churches, youth groups et cetera. the people who were left vaccine thing are really hardened on the fact need a little bit more of one on one attention. i tried to remain very open to having people ask me questions on a one on one basis annotate questions at my local dunkin' donuts rig

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j. p. morgan and an even bigger drop when it comes to profit at the city group down by about 26 percent a. j. p. morgan, by the way, the stock was a drop of a good 6 percent by far the biggest loser in the jones industrial average. and that tells you that something is wrong with the numbers. so for one said, j. p. morgan is saying that there is some wage pressures, so that's good for employees, but it's also means higher costs for the banks. and also the whole a trading business is cooling off a little bit. but then again, it's really also complaining on a pretty high level for the entire year of 2021. j. p. morgan still achieved record profit. and if you look at a city, one of the reasons why the numbers came lower than expected as that americans actually pay that credit card debt in time. so there's less interest for the banks, but it's good for the us population. yann's quarter in new york. thanks for all your reporting this week. now to some of the other global business stories making n

so for one said, j. p. morgan is saying that there is some wage pressure, so that's good for employees, but it's also means higher costs for the banks and also the whole a trading business is cooling off a little bit too. but then again, it's really also complaining on a pretty high level for the entire year of 2021. j. p. morgan still achieved record profit. and if you look at city, one of the reasons why the numbers came lower than expected as that americans actually pay that credit card debt in time. so there is less interest for the banks, but it's good for the us population. yann's quarter in new york. thanks for all your reporting this week. now to some of the other global business stories making news, martin should probably must return $64600000.00 in profits. he and his former company reaped from raising the price of the life saving drug. darren a u. s. judgment on friday. the imprisoned x c. o does a form, a bro in the media has also been barred from participating in the pharmaceutical industry for

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more than j&j. but there is no reason to believe, given the parallel protection we have seen, with j&j, boosted. or with mrna that is boosted, as well as the mix-and-match, which has been done, where you can vaccinate with one platform and boost with the other, it is very interestingly, it works quite well. they do booch each other -- boost each other rather well. in the situation with mrnas, it is quite parallel with the boosted jna. at the first dose, but the boosted j&j. >> let's go to cheyenne at abc. >> thank you. dr. fauci, i had a question for you. could you talk a little bit about the next age group waiting for vaccines for kids four and younger. you have any update on what we will hear from pfizer, and data. i think you talked about that coming in the next month. could you clarify. the vaccine, and when it will be expected to be sufficient, and with covid, do you think the rollout for patients is going well, or will there be other things the government can do to make it easier to obtain. >>

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j. p. 's, nationalistic messages bought and paid for by the indian taxpayer. the indian express is our best selling daily in india. now, the advertisement that came on the front page were shocking. a man who had a geffrey are around his neck and looking very evidently was slimmed hold, like a petulant ball in his hand. that's the image they showed of what it was like before the media became in power in 27 deep. now the next image showed the same man after 2017, with his hands folded, begging for mercy. this is extremely divisive again, and it also reflects on the state of the mainstream media in india because the mainstream media have either been written into silence or they have an allied them the government. and they have almost entirely become cheerleaders of the government . and the ruling party, the men television channels, the ones that support the government have almost completely ignored the meetings. and it's not just me saying that the party runs fake news factories a few years

weakest link is j&j.sterday was the peak, finishing higher after massive selloff earlier in the day. it was the biggest turnaround in more than 13 years yesterday with the duh industrials reversing course after developing 1100 points finishing up 99 points. the nasdaq similar situation. it was down about 5%, it finished up two-thirds of 1%, tough beginning of 2022 for investors. take a look at the year the date numbers where we see dow industrials down 5 and a half percent so far in january, the nasdaq taking the hardest hit taking 11 and a half percent this year and s&p down 7 and a half percent of the nervousness of the fed and the economy. european markets are higher across the board gains in the entozoon ftse 100 is higher by 63, cac sup 61 and the dax index higher by 97. in asia overnight it was a downer, china and south korea were the worst performers, those indices down about 2 and a half percent each. hong kong and japan down one and two-thirds percent. meanwhile earnings are flowing in all mornin

by the way, i'd be baying j&j, american express, ibm. very encouraging things on the plus signs earnings were better and free cash flow 3.8 billion got them a total for the full year of '21 at $5.1 billion. if you include some discounted items they're paying down debt, making acyousitions, they want to grow. so they're shrinking to grow, going to separate the companies. and i think they're focused on profitable growth for next year. it's a tough environment revenues missed and orders missed, so that's the negative for today. that's why the stock is down i think there were supply chain issues for sure, but i think their guidance was encouraging a mixed back for ge. i get why it's down on the headlines, but i think there's a lot of great exciting things to come for this company. >> it's a little weird j&j is down but then the market is down american express incredible how it is bucking the trend this morning. >> at 218% to 20% growth guidane for next year. they increased the dividend. that's encouraging we had kind of cues from jp morgan's

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cdc flagging concerns about side effects and proposing other vaccines be used rather than j&j.th african experts say they have not seen any alarming signals. while they are aware of side effects, they are rare and the benefits of the j&j vaccine outweigh the risks. south africa's institute will start making the pfizer vaccine early next year. south africa's role will be to finish the vaccine manufacture process once the vaccine is received from europe. the world health organization is working on establishing africa's first covid vaccine technology hub. that is as vaccine companies have been criticized for not doing enough to help african and developing countries. while south africa will now play a greater role in the manufacture of vaccines, countries like india continue to push for vaccine waivers to allow for the manufacture of vaccines in more countries. there are companies in south africa trying to develop their own vaccines, but as long as pharmaceutical companies refused to share information on vaccines, the rollout of african manufactured vaccines will take far longer. ♪

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and j shot roughly half received the j j booster among the participants. we're 30,000 breakthrough cases during the omicron wave. >> right now on kron 4 dot com. you can get the latest covid-19 headlines. cdc guidelines and recommendations along with where you can receive a covid-19 vaccine. just scan the qr code on your screen with your mobile device and you'll be directed to our website. news closer to home tonight. stockton police looking into a homicide after a body was found earlier this morning. it happened as we mentioned this morning near funston avenue in bradford street after reports of a shooting, investigators say the 42 year-old victim who has not yet been identified was pronounced dead at the scene. so far, investigators don't have any details on a suspect or a motive. also in stockton, a man and woman were injured last night in a shooting. police say they were sitting in their car on lower stockton road when the shooting happened. police are only identifying the victims as a 30 year-old man. and a 28 year-old woman. both of them taken to the

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j. p. parties and prime minister, no rent remote to many news outlets are dependent on the money modi's government spends on advertise in such a competitive market. they are as reliant on the majority hindu population for clicks and ratings as the b j. p. r on hindus for votes. so they gave the stories of those religious gatherings and the soon nami, of anti muslim messaging online short shrift. national newspapers, burying reports of hate speech on the inside pages, while surrendering part of the front page to the b. j. p. 's nationalistic message bought and paid for by the indian taxpayer. the indian express is our best selling daily in india. now, the advertisement that came on the front page were shocking. a man who had of jesse out around his neck and looking bay, evident, seamless, pulled like a bachelor bump in his hand. that's the image they showed of what it was like before the media became impala, intrigued, deep. now the next image showed the same man after 2017, with his hand

j vaccine. the point is you have systems in place now that could detect as rare as the blood clotting phenomenon of the j&j vaccine which is one for 500,000 people in mitochondria various this is extremely rare because those of tragedies in the past that led to the systems that allow us to monitor vaccines in this case postapproval. again i think you're right we have a normal level of distrust and it's remarkable that 65000 people in the united states continue to not get this vaccine that evidence can save your life can be clear. >> is someone in the scientific medical community, what do you think communicated to the public and what advice would you give to other researchers about what they can do to play their part all to promote trust on the system. and make the systems trustworthy. >> the purpose of me writing this book is to let people know you always service some level, i feel like that's true now and that has to be overstated but what happens here is a series of tragedies which resulted in

i think most people thought j&j should have been a two shot dose. if you can get three, one-shot and two reminders to the immune system, that will be better than just two. kristen: don has a question, which i think a lot of people are starting to wonder. isn't it better that most people get this mild variant to help preclude a more serious variant to cold? what do you think? dr. chin-hong: there is no guarantee that you getting omicron will protect you against a future variant. that is the question. it will protect you against past variants like delta. personally, i would prefer not to get it then to get at all. you still don't know if you will have chronic symptoms. we think it is less likely. we don't know if you will be one to go to the hospital. again, less likely. . but the risk is not. zero it is just less likely. kristen: ok. the world health organization and the fda, the heads of those organizations gave ominous warnings that suggests catching covid seems inevitable. what exactly did they say? dr. chin-hong: they said more than half of europ

we ask, outspoken, routing b, j. p party and piece of romanian swami. india is increasing animosity with china is now making india a colonial subject of native. all of them all coming up in today's going underground. but 1st, today the scandal hit government to the u. k. government describing the majority of current of ours, related restrictions in the country with the highest coven death toll in western europe. now, as well as johnson joins nato members and attempting to warn off russia's vladimir putin from ukraine. a question mark covers them of the issue of europe, gas crisis, as moscow arguably holds all the cards. joining me now from here in london is the case, former secretary of state for energy and climate change, chris hewn. chris, thanks so much for coming back on the show, even if i remotely, i better start, i suppose, obviously with the fact that the police is involved in a criminal investigation of the birth johnson administration for allegedly violating corona virus laws. this is not good news for, for

j. d. vance wasn't a fan of donald trump. from "politico", quote, "vance has come under fire for deleting tweets from 2016, including one in which he said he was voting for evan mcmullin, and another calling trump reprehensible. but now he is running for the senate in ohio. not only is he as shamelessly pro-trump as you can get. but today he received and welcomed an endorsement from far-right republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. greene has of course promoted baseless qanon conspiracy theories and was recently permanently suspended from twitter for violating their misinformation policy. in a statement to msnbc, greene said, "if you agree with me that washington desperately needs more america first fighters in the mold of president trump, then it's vital you support j. d.'s campaign in ohio." yeah. with us tonight, david plouffe, former senior adviser to the president and bill kristol, author and thinker, and a veteran of the reagan and bush administrations and editor at large of

j. p. 's, nationalistic messaging, bought and paid for by the indian taxpayer begin to express its best selling daily in india. now, the 2 men that came on the front page were shocking. a man who had a guess around his neck and looking very evident, hold like a patrol ball in the image they showed of what it was like before the video game. and now the next image shows the same man officer, 2017, with his hands folded, begging for murphy. this is extremely divisive again. and it also reflects on the state of the mainstream media in because the mainstream media has either been beaten into silence or they have allowed them to the government. and they have almost entirely become cheerleaders of the government. and the ruling part, the main television channels, the ones that support the government has almost completely ignored the meetings. and it's not just me saying that the party don't speak new factories a few years ago. home minister, i'm a child who is the 2nd most powerful man in the coun

j windle. gordon joins is leih from baltimore, maryland. he's a trial attorney and principal counsel at the law. office of j windle. gordon. thank you for joining us. this is a landmark victor verdict. rather for american justice. just explain to us what this means for a the family, but more importantly for america, generally with the new president or, ah, killing of american i. i raced so there extent we are very pleased with the outcome. i don't know. it was really gonna turn the page on the racial injustice in our system, but it definitely set a new crusted that. and that's what we look forward to. we should try to repeat this, this like this hershey. i repeat these train types of outcomes and paper, bigger, done, and for the arbor. but miss gordon, these 3rd ex, like this, this was a fairly open and shut case. but why is this verdict political in nature? why was it so hard fought over? well, you know, i thought the case was like, considered very open and shirt. however, there are factions in that community, even in our country, that no