it is important to emphasise that jansen had the l emphasise that jansen had the foresight to do a study not fundamentally different from the others that we have got except there is a study with one dose and as you say the supply will come through late in the year but may be a useful supply for people who need quick protection of quick authorisation may have been immunised and another tool in the tool box. i immunised and another tool in the tool box. ., .., tool box. i wonder if i could get our tool box. i wonder if i could get yourthoughts— tool box. i wonder if i could get your thoughts on _ tool box. i wonder if i could get your thoughts on this _ tool box. i wonder if i could get your thoughts on this vietnam | your thoughts on this vietnam element to the pandemic. it is saying it has discovered a new strain, a hybrid of indian and a british variance. what the vaccines do well with that? do you know more? the abolition of this virus is going on everywhere in the world where it is circulating and reproducing itself so it is not surprising that new genetic variations will be papping u

this jansen single _ available in the tell us more.gle use vaccine will be a big advantage, especially for groups when you only get one chance to immunise them. in trials it was 67% effective at preventing infection. we don't know how it fares against the indian variant. uk has ordered 20 million doses which will come on stream in the second half of this year. it uses the same technology as the astrazeneca vaccine and like it has been linked to that rare clotting syndrome especially in under 40s. jcvi, that advises the government on vaccines, will have to decide before the doses come here who gets the job and if it will be restricted to the over—40s like the astrazeneca vaccine or be available to all over 18 is like in the us. in other vaccine use, the european medicines agency has approved that pfizer vaccine for 12 to 15—year—olds. individual european countries will have to decide whether to roll it out to that age group, it has not been approved here yet. borisjohnson has been cleared of breaking the ministerial code over the fundin

. >> but as heather jansen report, could be ale before people walk out of prison. >> reporter: the new move beginning may 1st works to reduce prison populations and adds more value to an inmate's good conduct credits. >> so you have a different person being released than the person who went in. >> reporter: defense attorney mark saying it allows inmates to work towards a better life. >> that recidivism goes down substantially if while they're in prison they perform all sorts of educational and rehabilitative programs. >> reporter: put into place by cdcr under emergency regulations, it falls under prop 57, approved by voters in 2016. something former sheriff john mcginnis actively campaigned against. >> are they any different when they get out? i say no. >> reporter: mcginnis fears the worst for communities and their most violent and repeat offenders. >> the likelihood of a person behaving themselves well in custody when their every move is monitored and controlled is one thing. but that doesn't translate to life on the street insoety. >> reporter: this new addition doesn't allow anyone

reporter heather jansen with the unique ways they are hoping to track them down. >> reporter: an affinity for their animals. it drew the family to this úqui perfect for the slowest of pace celeste. >> it is a very unique kind of pet. >> reporter: unique at times elusive. >> he tries to get out of the fence but they bring him back. >> reporter: the 11-year-old 100 pound tortoise is a lover of leaves and grass and up for an adventure. >> he will get himself stuck. >> reporter: this week breaking out, not of his shelf but his enclosure. >> we are hoping he went to the flat. >> reporter: they have been searching the shrubs without success. they are now bumping up the hunt for the missing tortoise asking the community to help with the drone or a search dog. >> the dog pin point the direction he went and that would help us narrow it down. >> it is like losing a family member. >> reporter: a family member likely to live another century if found. he is supposed to be passed down for generations. >> i am not mad at him. >> reporter: not mad but just disappointed in hoping this reptile on the run f

here's chris jansen. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> every couple has it.red song, a favorite movie, or maybe a special place. stephen sharp says that for his wife and him jody, this was it. two rocks forming a lover's chair on the edge of a cliff. >> that was our spot. we would bring a couple of long chairs, a cooler, and she would bring her work from graduate school. >> they had been escaping to this magical place for years. ever since they were newlyweds in a starter apartment in new jersey. up here, the air was fresh and the views seemed limitless. >> it's sort of framed the trees but you can look down to the right through the view of the george washington bridge. >> what they couldn't see from here, of course, was the future. had they caught even a glimpse of what was to come, surely they would have abandoned this place forever. stephen enjoji met in the late seventies in georgia. he was in the army, a bookworm who loved the civil war. she taught history. there is was a meeting first of minds. then hearts. >> how would you sort of describe those early

. >> porter heather jansen on drew robinson's comeback against all odds. >> reporter: on the baseball field drew robinson knows the ins and outs of the game. his life mission, playing professionally. >> this is where i am supposed to be. >> reporter: to anyone outside the fence, drew looks like he has made, living out his dream. >> i was a perfect example, living proof of the stigma going on. >> reporter: each day, his hardest opponent is himself. >> the more you resist, the heavier it gets. >> reporter: so heavy, he felt he could not endure any more, his darkest day, trying to take his life last year. thankful that he failed. drew, losing and i as a result, unsure if he would ever play ball again. overcoming each obstacle, it is clear he is meant to. >> the day i kind of let go was the day i felt more free to playing. >> reporter: re-signed to the giants in the winter and put on the roster for the river cats, a moment, coming full circle. and it's come for the first time since the incident. >> shedding tears that i would definitely hide back in the day but now i'm proud to say. >> re

danny jansen two-run blast to give the blue jays a lead. marcus quiet until today. he was 4 for 6 with this home run to left field. former athletic with the triple shot of the cycle. blue jays win 10-4. they split the series. >>> the giants were off today. they will celebrate willie's 90th birthday tomorrow night at oracle. willie mays will be in attendance, i'm told. but mays' statue outside third and king appropriately festive for today. mays is the oldest living hall of famer a family friend of mays sent us willie's cake, decorated with moments of his career and his friend. part of a long list of celebrations and well wishes for the say hey kid. >> you were an icon. you were a legend. you have paved the way for so many to come after you. >> there was a palpable joy to willie's game playing for giants that affected so many people. and it's so much like steph. >> i was lucky enough to meet you at training camp in arizona, and you signed a baseball for me that still sits in my office to this day. >> so this is willie mays' cake tonight on his table a family friend s

and kathrin jansen is head of vaccine research and development.d out of east germany at 2 years old, she and her family started their life in the west with basically nothing. >> i had whopping cough as a child, and, you know, you get medication that stops your cough. that is impressive. and so i thought that would be wonderful to work in a field where you could develop those little pills that would make people feel better. >> now pfizer is working with a small german company, biontech, and their founder. >> he called me and said, do you want to partner with us to develop a covid-19 vaccine? i said immediately, yes. we did the not have time. we said we better get going on this. so we start ed work together before the official contracts were signed. >> like moderna, pfizer and biontech have placed their entire bet on the brand-new and unproven mrna method. >> the vaccine approaches that we had lots of experience with, we rejected all of them. >> this was a bold decision. but mrna had advantages. for one thing, it was flexible. >> it allows you to ad

. >> does have jansen reporting the changes were approved this week by the state office of administrative law. taking a live look here where celebration was held to mark the first day of asian and pacific islander heritage month. speakers urged people in different backgrounds to unite against tate. >> we are a city of inclusiveness. we are a city that when faced against the wall we have each other's backs. >> the mayor also signed a proclamation declaring the aip heritage month followed by a musical performance of the asian american jazz festival. >>> looking for homeowners are interested in selling properties to help the county address the homelessness crisis. part of the project home keep estates a sponsor protecting people who are homeless. they currently have two locations. they are targeted to provide permanent supportive housing. if anyone is interested in helping out, they need to go to the department of health and human services website. >>> a popular beach will close down for several months. the national park service plans to remove a big parking lot. it's an effort to restore we

if we could look further - ahead, we had the approval of the jansen single dose this week, could youhis year into early next year? i be used towards the end of this year into early next year?— into early next year? i think it is important _ into early next year? i think it is important to _ into early next year? i think it is important to emphasise - into early next year? i think it is important to emphasise that. into early next year? i think it is. important to emphasise that they into early next year? i think it is - important to emphasise that they had the foresight of being able to do two studies, one with one dose and one with two, they realised it would be useful early in the pandemic to give one dose and perhaps later to give one dose and perhaps later to give another, so this isn't fundamentally different from the others that we have got, except inasmuch as there is a study with one dose, and as you say, supplies will come through later in the year, but it may be useful in terms of people who need to get quick protection, if you like, quick authorisation of immunisation, and

it had helped doctors like bion tech's uger, who joined the vaccine push with kathryn jansen. >> we can sense of it just happened. it didn't just happen. >> dickerson: next in the brigade were those who tested the vaccine. jennifer hallen was the very first to participate in the moderna trial. >> the value that will add for everybody will certainly outweigh any risks that could happen. >> dickerson: the vials spun through their factories quickened by "operation w"operation warped s" airlines and shipping companies took it from there. do you feel like you were delivering hope this morning? >> absolutely. i know it will make a meaningful difference in th lives of many. >> dickerson: pilots handed to druc driver truck dri. >> after many years of u.p.s. , this is the most important haul. >> dickerson: there were 60,000 vaccination sites, including the one at the new york department of health where it went into my arm. the visit was a sufficient ballet of injection, where nurses and volunteers mins ministers to people of all walks of life. this is not an exhaustive list of all of those who l

. >> and good morning, daryn jansen. that's right. another traffic accident in san jose. that involved a driver hitting a person with their vehicle that san jose police officer was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay now this was the scene last night. it happened around midnight at suncrest avenue and perry some of the victims clothes and equipment is on the road. the scene was taped off as officers investigated the accident. now, according to the police department, the officer was on duty. the person was standing outside of their patrol vehicle when another car struck the officer, one man saw it all happen. the witness says he was pulled over by that san jose police officer involved in the crash. the man saw the officer leave after they talked and shortly after the witness says he noticed a vehicle speed by and lose control. >> and all of a sudden we see an older model bmw speeding by lee's 100 miles per hour at the bin. losing that right. that point and he ended hitting a police officer. we didn't really see it happening. but we ran towards seen. this is ha

abbvie and its partner jansen biotech charged even more. $181,000 for a year supply of embruvica. that's 70% more than when the drug was launched in 2014. experts estimate that by 2026. it will be the fourth best selling drug in the united states. these prices are outrageous and unfair. americans are the only one paying them. in 2015 a single syringe of humira was priced over $1,000 higher in the united states than in countries like canada, japan, korea and the united kingdom. even as they hike the prices in the united states, it has actually been dropping its prices in other countries. they describe this disparity as a positive price in the u.s. and negative price overseas, end quote. abbvie's price increases have paid off for the company's bottom line. last year, they collected $16 billion in u.s. net revenue for humira. and they collected $4.3 billion for the others. and you see the massive price increase, up to 16 billion from 200 million. our investigation also uncovered evidence that abbvie has exploited the u.s. patent system and engaged in anticompetitive practices to exte

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