now from los angeles it was nobody's idea of a good way to ring in the new year on friday johns hopkins university reported the u.s. had surpassed 20000000 cases of covert 19 with more than 346000 deaths.

that is according to johns hopkins university. the u.k.osing all travel corridors from monday with anyone arriving needing proof of a negative test, and they will still need to self-isolate for at least five days. a century after it first happened on stage in london, how musicians are celebrating 100 years. ♪ >> welcome to the pgram. there is concern about supplies of the pfizer-biontech than -- vaccine after it was announced that shipments are to be substantially reduced the next few weeks. vaccine makers as modifications are needed to the manufacturing process. it is now unclear how the u.k. will be affected. six european union countries had described the delay as unacceptable. the eu commission president ursula von der leyen said she had been in touch with pfizer about the situation. >> i think it very important that immediately we make clear that there is a guarantee of an amount of doses that have to be delivered in the first quarter. it was good to talk to the ceo a little while ago, and he confirmed and reassured me that they know t

according to johns hopkins university. to put this latest surge into perspective -- california reached 2-million cases less than a month ago. more than 33-thousand people have died from the virus. meantime... local health departments say, they are discovering more and more cases of the ánew strain of coronavirus here in the bay area... and have even linked the strain to several large outbreaks -- that includes, the christmas day outbreak inside the emergency room at kaiser permanente in san jose.nearly 1-hundred people were infected... and one person died. experts say, so far, there is no evidence the new strain leads to more serious illness ... but there are still a lot of unanswered questions.<> <...more contagious strain> researchers are running tests on the new strain, which first surfaced locally back in november in alameda county... it has since been linked to outbreaks in san francisco and santa clara county. here's the latest on the vaccine rollout in california... three-and -a-half million doses have been distribu

it was nobody's idea of a good way to ring in the new year on friday johns hopkins university reported the u.s. had surpassed 20000000 cases of covert 19 with more than 346000 deaths the number of infections has doubled since november 9th less than 2 months ago the u.s. accounts for nearly one quarter of all coated deaths worldwide in places like southern california hospitals and their staff are increasingly overwhelmed forcing doctors and nurses to ration care of one california public health epidemiologist like in the situation to a viral tsunami florida became the 3rd state after colorado and california to report a patient with the relatively new more transmissible cova variant 1st identified in the u.k. the man had not traveled recently at least 33 countries have now reported cases of the mutant strain a u.s. genetic testing company says its research suggests the variant has been circulating in the u.s. since october on the vaccine front fewer than 3000000 americans have received their doses a figure far short of the trumpet ministrations goal of 20000000 vaccinations before the end

johns hopkins university says nearly 350,000 americans have died with the virus.search confirms the new coronavirus variant discovered in the uk has a much quicker rate of transmission. scientists say the variant, now identified in 18 countries around the world, is the "most serious change in the virus

johns hopkins university says nearly 350,000 americans have died with the virus.abs research confirms the new coronavirus variant discovered in the uk has a much quicker rate of transmission. scientists say the variant, now identified in 18 countries around the world, is the ‘most serious change in the virus since the epidemic began‘ — and appears to be affecting more of the under twenties. in a policy u—turn, the british government has announced that all primary schools in london will remain closed at the start of term. the city's mayor said the government had ‘finally seen sense'. schools in ten areas were due to open on monday after the christmas break. the uk's chief medical officers have defended the covid vaccination plan, after criticism from

has surpassed more than 20000000 confirmed coronavirus cases that's according to data from johns hopkins university the u.s. has more cases and more thefts than any other country in the world authorities are vaccinating vulnerable people against covert 19 are behind targets experts expect a surge and deaths and new infections following gatherings held over the festive period. the african continental free trade area has launched with 54 countries it's the world's biggest economic bloc it's hoped that dropping barriers to internal trade will create jobs and boost business on a continent hit hard by the global pandemic. this is d.w. news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram or visit our website w dot. again they want to have another. woman she got. going quite good cus i want to see him prior sick move from here but i'm going to hug and i'm going to be lovely as a worker program a good thing or. cubans know who he is and they say much of the cuban because his the joy in his music his dancing rhythms. from all matter if you know which will go where can i get i did then the whole oneness with

california has surpassed three million covid according johns hopkins university. to put this latest surge into perspective -- california only reached 2 million reported cases less than a month ago on christmas eve. covid-19 has killed more than 33- thousand people in the state since the start of the pandemic. about 90- percfent of california remains under the stay at home order.. increasing numbers of a new covid-19 variant are being reported across california and here in the bay area. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports - the new strain is linked to several large outbreaks of the virus ---- including one on christmas day at a south bay hospital. in the laboratory, bay area..affecting the how it's jose at 6.. california calls for a pause in distributing one batch of a covid-19 vaccine.. how it's affecting the bay area.. also - when might children get vaccinated? the new trial that's underway -- monitoring kids under 12.. and, we'll show you a first of its kind coloring book.. commemorating president-elect joe biden and vice-president elect kamala harris.. (rebecca

that's according to johns hopkins university. cases have skyrocketed in the past month.- on christmas eve - we had just reached the 2- million mark. this- as the state is now struggling with new reports of a ánewá covid varient.(vicki) another big story we're following tonight - high-level security at the u-s capitol ahead of president-elect joe biden and kamala harris' inauguration on wednesday. this - just two weeks after rioters stormed through the same capitol building. thank you for joining us tonight at 5 - i'm vicki liviakis. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes.on wednesday president-elect joe biden will take the oath of office on the steps of the u-s capitol- his inauguration comes amid threats of more violence... (vicki)our washington d-c correspondent anna wiernicki joins us live from the nation's capitol, anna what's the scene there tonight? security is threats.any additional threats. 1. anna,

there have now been 2 million deaths around the world from covid—19 — that's according to johns hopkins universitye uk is closing all travel corridors from monday with anyone arriving needing proof of a negative test and will still need to self isolate for at least 5 days. the uk is closing all travel corridors from monday with anyone arriving needing proof of a negative test and will still need to self isolate for at least 5 days. and a century after it first happened on stage in london — how magicians are celebrating 100 years sawing their assistants in half. let's ta ke let's take you straightaway to wilmington delaware it willjoe biden is giving a press conference. identified those companies that are prepared and will be able to do what were going to ask. as we made clear earlier this month, the trump administrations policies holding back close to half of the supplies of the vaccines available did not make sense. our administration released the vast majority of the vaccines when they were available. so more people can get vaccinated quickly while still retaining a small reserve for any unseen

according to johns hopkins university.this latest surge into perspective -- california reached 2- million cases less than a month ago. more than 33-thousand people have died from the virus. the vaccine distribution has hit another snag. this morning more than 300-thousand doses of the moderna vaccine are sitting idle. providers were ordered to stop using them over concerns of allergic reactions. doctors say there is a specific chemical in the vaccine that is causing the allergic reactions. less than 10-people in southern california received the vaccine at the same site and needed medical attention. the problem is--many people have no clue that they're even allergic until after they receive the shot. < "there's a component of the vaccine called polyethelyneglycol or peg which is a component which is found in things like...used in cosmetics and foods. so we get in everyday life. if you know you're shouldn't get you have other allergies like something like that there's no vaccinated, just have had an anaphylatic reaction, sev

according to johns hopkins university.o put this latest surge into perspective -- california reached 2- million cases less than a month ago. more than 33-thousand people have died from the virus. the vaccine distribution has hit another snag. this morning more than 300-thousand doses of the moderna vaccine are sitting idle. providers were ordered to stop using them over concerns of allergic reactions. kron 4's jonathan with reaction from doctors on the effect this could have with the vaccine roll out. happening today-- if you live or work in san francisco you can sign up to get notified of when you're eligible to get a covid-19 vaccine. the city is setting up three sites at city college, s-f market in the bayview, and moscone center. no word on when these sites will open. vaccines are in limited supply so even though you sign up for a notification, you may not get a vaccine until months later. doctor anthony fauci says coronavirus vaccines made by "johnson and johnson" and astra-zeneca could be approved by next week. the f

pandemic the number of coded cases worldwide has now surpassed 100000000 that's according to johns hopkins university the kovacs vaccine sharing platform says it hopes to supply 1800000000 doses to poor countries this years of pedro's president francisco suggest he has ordered a total lockdown of the capital lima and 9 other regions after a surge in new cases there and a chinese woman has been sentenced to one year in prison for hiding her virus symptoms before boarding a flight from the u.s. to china last march she took medication to suppress a fever. to lebanon now where hundreds of anti-government protesters have clashed with security forces for a 2nd today including in the capital beirut and the 2nd largest city tripoli that's as the country hit a new daily record for corona virus deaths people are angry at the worsening economic conditions and a strict lockdown that they say is driving them into poverty. they are angry and desperate asco $1000.00 cases are soaring protesters took to the streets for 2nd night hundreds of mostly young men clashed with police there with dozens of injuries many here

a past more than $20000000.00 confirmed coronavirus cases that's according to data from johns hopkins university the u.s. is the epicenter of the pandemic with more cases than any other country experts are now warning of a surge in deaths and new infections following gatherings over the festive period countries around the world are now rolling out coronavirus vaccination programs but many are full of well behind their targets but king some reconsider the way doses are delivered. a familiar sight from coronavirus testing but in this florida drive by people are now receiving something much more hopeful vaccine shots and yet the race to inoculate millions of people across the world against covert 19 is off to a slower and messier start than expected insufficient supplies and complex logistics are backing down the process many countries including the us and germany are falling far behind projected rolled out speeds the main issue is that the biotech pfizer vaccine the 1st one to be widely approved requires cumbersome refrigeration at extreme temperatures and 2 shots within 3 weeks to be the most eff

have now been at least 2 million deaths from covid—19 — that's according to research from johns hopkins universityhich also predicts more than 95 million people have contracted the virus. britain is tightening border controls to block new variants of covid—19. the new rules will come in from monday and anyone flying into the country from overseas will have to show proof of a negative covid test before setting off. president—electjoe biden has been setting out his plans to vaccinate more americans against the virus. at ten o'clock, we will have a full round up of the days news. but first, for the first time a mass movement is openly calling for reform of the monarchy in thailand, shattering a taboo surrounding the royal institution's near—sacred status. a warning this programme contains some distressing images. thailand is in the grip of a youthful uprising. inspired by hong kong, students armed with umbrellas and ideals have been taking on a military backed government and a once untouchable monarch. what we are seeing here is an epic battle between two competing visions for thailand. these youngst

there an associate professor at johns hopkins university a member of the council on foreign relations it's always good to talk with you we appreciate your insights tonight thank you. my president. well before the inauguration of joe biden began at the u.s. capitol today there was a final departure from the white house donald trump and his wife along the left the white house for the last time headed for florida trump in another break with tradition did not attend the inauguration of his successor the image in today incredibly stark and sobering truck began today as the most powerful man on the planet he ended the day out of work sitting by a swimming pool what kind of legacy does he deserve will donald trump go down in history as one of america's worst leaders. thank you very much and we love you and i can tell you that from the bottom of my heart this is been an incredible 4 years it is my greatest honor and privilege to have been your president i will always fight for you. i will be watching i will be listening and i will tell you that the future of this country has never been better

there have now been 2 million deaths around the world from covid—19 — that's according to johns hopkins universityh anyone arriving needing proof of a negative test and will still need to self isolate for at least 5 days. the uk is closing all travel corridors from monday with anyone arriving needing proof of a negative test and will still need to self isolate for at least 5 days. and a century after it first happened on stage in london — how magicians are celebrating 100 years sawing their assistants in half.

pandemic the number of covert cases worldwide has now surpassed 100000000 that's according to johns hopkins university french drugmaker sanofi has announced it will help produce on 125000000 doses of vaccine developed by their rivals pfizer and biotech the vaccine will be made at sanofi plant in frankfurt starting this summer amid a drop in new cases moscow is easing its covert restrictions by allowing bars restaurants and nightclubs to remain open through the night and a chinese woman has been sentenced to one year in prison for hiding her virus symptoms before boarding a flight from the u.s. to china last march she took medication to suppress a fever. to lebanon now where hundreds of anti-government protesters have clashed with security forces for a 2nd day including in the capital beirut and the 2nd largest city tripoli that's as the country had a new daily record for coronavirus deaths people are angry at the worsening economic conditions and a strict lockdown that they say is driving them into poverty. they are angry and desperate asco with 19 cases are soaring protesters took to the streets for

according to johns hopkins university.o put this latest surge into perspective -- california reached 2- million cases less than a month ago. more than 33-thousand people have died from the virus. the vaccine distribution has hit another snag. this morning more than 300-thousand doses of the moderna vaccine are sitting idle. providers were ordered to stop using them over concerns of allergic reactions. doctors say there is a specific chemical in the vaccine that is causing the allergic reactions. less than 10-people in southern california received the vaccine at the same site and needed medical attention. the problem is--many people have no clue that they're even allergic until after they receive < "there's a component of the polyethelyneglycol or peg which is which is found in things like...used a preservative in foods. so we get in everyday life. if you know you're allergic to it, you vaccinated." // "if you have other allergies like something like that there's no reason not to get tell them if you have had an anaphylatic

state to record more than 3000000 cases according to data from johns hopkins university the milestone comes as the number of coronavirus deaths is rising to nearly 2 thirds of nearly 2 thirds of states and the czech republic has confirmed its 1st case of the new potentially more transmissible variant of the virus that was 1st found in the u.k. the czech government has extended its state of emergency until february 21. u.s. president elect joe biden's team says he won't lift coronavirus travel restrictions from europe the u.k. island and brazil the comments come off the outgoing president donald trump announced those coves would be lifted from january 26 a spokesperson for biden said his administration plans to further tighten public health measures around international travel to help contain the virus and all passengers bound for the u.s. have to test negative 9 tain within 3 days before arriving in the country we face difficult. meanwhile the f.b.i. is vetting all 25000 service personnel involved in security for joe biden's inauguration on wednesday officials have expressed concern a

johns hopkins university says nearly 350,000 americans have died with the virus.on is continuing, with more than three million people said to have received jabs. research confirms the new coronavirus variant discovered in the uk has a much quicker rate of transmission. scientists say the variant, now identified in 18 countries around the world is the ‘most serious change in the virus since the epidemic began‘ — and affects more of the under—20s. now on bbc news, robert chelsea was hit by a drunk driver, sustaining third—degree burns on over half of his body. in 2019, he became the first african american recipient of a full—face transplant. just an average person in just an average person in the just an average person in the world is rear—ended by a drunk driver. we get to leave now or we both drive. they described exactly what happened with the accident and then i wasjust in shock. he was burned to over 7596 shock. he was burned to over 75% of his body. shock. he was burned to over 7596 of his body. he was almost unrecognisable. when they 68—year—old robert chelse

that's according to johns hopkins university.ay, alone, the country reported almost 2,400 deaths. and, of course, the health-care system is feeling the pressure. the number of people in hospitals battling the virus was more than 100,000, for the 32nd-straight day. now, saturday the centers for disease control and prevention reported about 4.2 million americans have received the first-dose vaccine. although, more than 13 million doses have been distributed throughout the country. and no state is feeling the pain more than california. more than 53,000, just today, new infections reported there saturday. and 386,000 deaths. health officials, in los angeles county, say the virus is claiming a life, every ten minutes. california's hospitals are struggling to keep up with the influx of patients. the health-care system in the state is said to be on the brink of catastrophe and the military is stepping in to help. cnn's paul vercammen in los angeles with details. >> reporter: the covid-19 tsunami in california is stretching resources so

. ♪ ♪♪ eric: moving now to coronavirus, johns hopkins university reporting nearly 25 million confirmeds of covid-19 here in our country. the death toll now climbing past 421,000 of our fellow americans. this as the biden administration is now working on distributing the vaccines as quickly as possible as that more contagious variant is spreading across the u.s. experts fear that that threat could get even worse with the new, deadly version of the virus. charles watson live in atlanta now, headquarters of the centers for disease control, obvious. charles? >> reporter: hi, eric. the vaccine shortage is making it much harder for public health officials to stay ahead of the virus. on saturday the university of michigan paused all athletic activities after collecting several positive tests for a variant first discovered in the u.k. public health officials say the current vaccine can protect folks from the more contagious form of the virus; however, doses are in short supply across the country and continue to dwindle as statements desperately try to figure out why shipments of the much-antic

those grim numbers of californians death from covid-19 coming from johns hopkins university. meanwhile, the number of available icu continues to dwindle in california the bay area is now at 0.7% which is the lowest it's ever been kron four's dan kerman is looking in sunnyvale ability by each bay area county. that's coming up tonight at 5. in order to speed up the vaccine rollout in the bay area most populated counties, the santa clara county board of supervisors has a plan that requires getting detail vaccine plans from every health care provider in the region kron four's a morning kelly joins us live with the latest on that morning. >>the price not let me be clear though that this is just an effort to get santa clara county medical providers to provide information to the santa clara county public health department. you know this county has been the hardest hit here in the bay area because of coronavirus and they got 2 million people they need to vaccinate. >>but there are a lot of moving parts involved in getting not one but 2 doses of the shots in a lot of arms starting wit

according to johns hopkins university since january 1st more than 42,000 people have died from coviday and in california we're averaging more than 500 deaths per day because of covid. the latest data from the state department of health shows icu bed capacity in our region is now at 3.4%. that's just over in the greater sacramento region which is not under the regional stay at home order. officials are projecting the numbers will be improving over the next month or so meantime the san joaquin valley and southern california region still have no icu beds available. over the past couple of months stanford medicine is taken in more than 600 patients from other hospitals which don't have enough empty beds, a few dozens of those patients had covid-19 but most of them had other conditions. this comes as many other hospitals have canceled or postponed many types of surgeries. >>all types of patients kidney patients cancer patients heart patients and all that. it's that in general covid has stretched the resources of all of our hospitals and all of our systems. >>stanford hospital is waiving t

well the news comes on what's been the deadliest day of the pandemic so far according to johns hopkins university nearly 4,000 americans died thursday from the coronavirus in california health authorities reported a record today death toll totaling more than a 1000 people. and this comes as many hospitals are strained with unprecedented case loads forcing hospitals to now start rationing care. across california. the percentage of available icu beds continues to drop the bay area region now stands at 3.5% availability razor thin. the northern california region dropping to 25.4% availability. the sacramento region is just above 9% and the san joaquin valley and southern california regions continue to have no available icu beds right now. there's the bay area stay at home order will also be extended the region's icu bed capacity needs to be above 15%. threshold before it will be lifted and so far well below that before then the deadline was yesterday in order to make that decision san francisco has already extended both its traveled and its stay at home orders in definitely it will be some time befo

johns hopkins university says nearly 350,000 americans have died with the virus.nation is continuing, with more than three million people said to have received jabs. research confirms the new coronavirus variant discovered in the uk has a much quicker rate of transmission. scientists say the variant, now identified in 18 countries around the world is the "most serious change in the virus since the epidemic began" and affects more of the under 20s. coming up at six o'clock, breakfast with charlie stayt and nina warhurst. but now on bbc news, the travel show. this week we are in kazakhstan. the view from the top! a vast country in the middle of central asia. full of stunning landscapes and nomadic traditions. you can feel the fish tugging on the net. nature and the great outdoors have always been central to the kazakh people's way of life. birds chirping, fish jumping, sun setting... i get it. and i'm here to explore how they are now combining both ancient and modern ways to stay in touch with their wild side. grunts it feels good to make the sound, but i don't know

johns hopkins university's coronavirus tracto tracker says9 million cases of covid-19 have been discovered in the united states and 347,870 people have died because of coronavirus in the united states. this comes as nearly 2.8 million people in the united states have gone there vaccine, but the american government had hoped they would have 20 million people vaccinated by the end of 2020. the vaccine rollout is going slowly, but it is happening. the question to you is, do you plan to take the covid-19 vaccine? let's go back to our phone lines and talk to bill calling from fairfield, connecticut and bill says yes, he will take the vaccine. good morning. caller: good morning. happy new year. host: same to you, bill. you are saying you would want to take the vaccine? do you know when you will be able to get it? caller: no. that is the problem. i have no idea on when i can get it. i talked to my pharmacist at cvs and they have not been told anything yet. i'm 66 years old. cancer and i would think i would be one of the first ones to be able to get it, but i have been told nothing or i have no id

johns hopkins university says it only took a month to climb from 20,000 to 30,000 deaths. 264 more people died yesterday, a record 1163 deaths were reported over the weekend. there were nearly 40,000 new cases yesterday and more than 22,000 people are now hospitalized. bay area icu capacity fell below 1% today that is the lowest level yet, and governor newsome says we can expect the region stay at home order will. be extended. ktvu zambelli is tracking icu capacity for us tonight. and she learned the news isn't all dire. amber julie tonight i spoke with officials at two bay area hospitals regional medical center here in san jose and sucker. burke, san francisco general about icu capacity. regional medical center tends to take in the highest number of covid patients in the bay area because of the demographics of its location in east san jose, according to its spokeswoman, sarah sherwood. she says the current number of covid-19 patients at this hospital is down a surprising 20. compared to the thanksgiving and christmas surges. we're not out of the woods yet. we believe january will be the

this is according to johns hopkins university. and it took us just a week to go from 19 to 20 million cases. the number only expected to go up because of holiday gatherings. >>fears of another holiday surge from coast to coast in las vegas, 10's of thousands of people gather to ring in the new year while watching the city's fireworks display most people were wearing masks but not all of them. also big turnout in tampa where mostly maskless crowds gathered on the same day that the state recorded more than 17,000 new cases of covid-19. >>well here in california. we started the new year by reporting 585 coronavirus deaths in a single day. the numbers shattering the previous record set on one state. although state officials say there could be a lag in reporting during the holidays health officials also confirming more than 47,000 new cases of the virus in california. bringing the total to more than 2.2 million nancy loo has a closer look at what's triggering this rapid spread of the virus. >>one day into 2021 california notched anothe

>>according to johns hopkins university in baltimore, maryland. >>it took 311 days for the united states to record the 1st half of those cases and only 64 days to rack up the remaining 13 million. >>we take closer look now at the cases here in california more than 18,000 new cases were reported in the last 24 hours with more than 20,000 californians now being hospitalized. there are currently 4 to 500 people being treated for coronavirus in the states i see use. >>and a massive vaccination site a dodger stadium will be back up and running tomorrow after anti-vax protesters shut it down earlier today. >>dozens of protesters blocked the entrance which prevented hundreds of people from getting inside many of them had been waiting in line for hours to get their shot for safety reasons the los angeles fire department closed the site which is one of the largest vaccination sites in the country. los angeles police say the protesters remain peaceful and governor gavin newsom tweeted we will not be deterred or threatened. >>in just a few days americans wil

epidemiologist said we are in the midst of a viral tsunami the number of covert cases as reported by johns hopkins university passed 20000000 today in the united states since the beginning of the pandemic india is assessing the safety of the u.k. zones for astra zeneca vaccine to see if it can be approved from urgency use it would be the 1st speaker in less than a country that accorded more than $10000000.00 infections and almost 150000 deaths . and afghan journalist has been shot dead in the central province of gore the smell i mark was on the roads when gunmen fired on the vehicle i mark worked. i meant was in charge of a local radio station was also human rights activists. the u.s. senate says forces override president donald trump's veto of a defense policy bill the senate which is controlled by trump's republican party easily achieved the 2 thirds majority will quiet its tents have been set up as temperature shelter for the fires and refugees and migrants who are stranded at a burnt out camp and bosnia herzegovina the government faced criticism for failing to protect them from the freezing winter weathe

is the first state to surpass 3 million total coronavirus cases, according to data from johns hopkins universityabout allergic reactions to a specific batch of the moderna vaccine. several bay area counties are pausings it use. chris reyes spoke to a doctor answering the question, should you be concerned. >> reporter: what are the most common questions you are getting from patients about the allergic reactions. >> what is my personal risk of having an allergic reaction to this particular vaccine. is this vaccine likely to cause serious allergic reactions. >> reporter: she has been taking a lot of calls lately at her clinic after reports of severe allergic reactions to a specific lot of moderna vaccines administered at a community clinic in san diego and now california recommends on pausing giving out the shots until a serious investigation. >> as an allergegist, i know that serious allergic reactions can be treated. >> reporter: she is telling her patients to be cautious but not anxious. >> when you get vaccinated you should be monitored for about 30 minutes at the site in case if there is an al

is the first state to surpass 3 million total coronavirus cases, according to data from johns hopkins university. tonight, there are new concerns about allergic reactions to a specific batch of the moderna vaccine. several bay area counties are pausings it use. chris reyes spoke to a doctor answering the question, should you be concerned. >> reporter: what are the most common questions you are getting from patients about the allergic reactions. >> what is my personal risk of having an allergic reaction to this particular vaccine. is this vaccine likely to cause serious allergic reactions. >> reporter: she has been taking a lot of calls lately at her clinic after reports of severe allergic reactions to a specific lot of moderna vaccines administered at a community clinic in san diego and now california recommends on pausing giving out the shots until a serious investigation. >> as an allergegist, i know that serious allergic reactions can be treated. >> reporter: she is telling her patients to be cautious but not anxious. >> when you get vaccinated you should be monitored for about 30 minutes at

johns hopkins university says the number of coronavirus cases in california has reached almost 2.5 million, the highest figure among u.s. states. the top u.s. film honors the academy awards have already been postponed about two months to april. >>> moving to the high stakes elections in the state of georgia that could reshape the political landscape. they have won one of the two senate seats up for grabs. president-elect joe biden is hoping fell low democrats will gain control of the senate for the first time in six years. e latest results show democrat warnock is set to become georgia's first black senator. >> we were told that we couldn't win this election. but tonight we pved that with hope, hard work and the people by our side, anything is possible. >> attention is now focused on the other race between democrat john ossoff and the republican incumbent david perdue. the results are still too close to call, but media outlets say ossoff is in the lead. if the democrats win, the senate would be split 50/50. na would give kamala harris the deciding vote as vice president she will also be pr

number of coronavirus cases in the united states has just passed 20000000 that's according to johns hopkins university which has been tracking the number of infections and deaths since the beginning of the pandemic the us is the world's worst affected country more than 346000 americans have died so far as go straight now to end the galaxy's life for us in miami and florida so how much of a happy new year is it with the 20000000 cases being recorded. well something i think 2021 was the year that supposed to bring people so much hope because the vaccines are being produced they're being approved they're being distributed but just look at these figures and when you think out of these 20000000 cases here in the united states half of those have been reported since november the 8th which just shows you how bad the situation is here as you said almost 3 150000 people have died from covert 9000 here in the united states a number that far outweighs the population and the role this nation plays. for corona virus cases but you've also got this new variant now being reported the one that was 1st reported in the u

global deaths from covid—19 now stand at over 2 million — that's according to research from john hopkins universityccine, but the european commission president says the company has guaranteed all vaccines

the number of covid-19 cases worldwide has now surpassed 100 million, that is according to johns hopkins universitythe kovacs vaccine sharing platform says it hopes to supply 1.8 million doses to poor countries this year. and iran has approved russia's sputnik vaccine. the islamic republic has banned the import of vaccines from the u.k. for the u.s., saying they are "on trust -- not trustworthy." let's get you spit on some of the other headlines from around the world. the ugandan opposition politician has been released from house arrest. he had been unable to leave his house since disputed elections on january 14, won by the long serving president. soldiers and police surrounding his compound stood down on tuesday, a day aft a court ordered an end to his confinement. moscow amped up ron have cause for renew efforts -- and tehran have called for renewed efforts to restore the deal. they called to reverse the failed policies of the previous administration. somalia, fighting between the somali federal army and jubilant state forces. at least 11 people were killed in the attacks near the border to keny

epidemiologist said we are in the midst of a viral tsunami the number of covert cases as reported by johns hopkins university past 20000000 today in the united states since the beginning of the pandemic a panel of experts advising india's drug regulator has recommended the use of the u.k.'s oxford astra zeneca vaccine it be the 1st to be greenlit in a country that's recorded more than 10000000 infections and almost 150000 deaths. british doctors are criticizing a change in the u.k.'s vaccination strategy the government says it will delay a 2nd dose of the pfizer biotech jabs to prioritize 1st doses the interval could be extended to 12 weeks the doctors union says the vaccine is most effective in the follow ups administered within $21.00 days the u.s. senate voted to override president trump's veto of a defense policy bill the senate which is controlled by trump's republican party easily achieved the 2 thirds majority required it reflects a growing rift between some congressional republicans and trump was 20 days left in the white house iraq explosives experts are trying to defuse a naval mine found attached

during the first ten days of 2021 according to john hopkins university. >> right now the freezers arefilling up with this vaccine and its not where we need it. >> i'm john lawrence reporting. >>> developing now, a woman is mission after she was swept out to sea. authorities say she was looking for with her husband when a wave knocked them off the rocks. people nearby came rushing to help but were only able to grab the man back to shore. by the time fire crews arrived the woman had been knocked unconscious and was swept under the water. >> you always need to get further back than you think you need to be. these waves -- you just don't want to take any chances and you want to stay as far away from the water as possible. >> the man was rushed to the hospital but is expected to be okay. there is also a search underway in moraine. the national park service says a man was swept into the water. while scrambling along the point. you can see people gathered while the coast guard used their helicopter to search for the man. we are told he is in his 30s and is from san jose. >>> the high surf ca

than 2 million people have died from covid worldwide that's according to data compiled by johns hopkins university. the united states confirmed its first case of the virus in seattle back on january the 21st of 2020. here at home a coronavirus memorial ceremony was held in the south bay tonight on four's ella sogomonian joins us live here in the studio with a message from san jose mayor sam liccardo. >>and san jose city council members l a. >>pam and ken unable to give a hug and say goodbye that's how one council member pointed out the harsh reality for each person who lost a loved one to the coronavirus so levi stadium here is one of many buildings that was lit up in an amber or golden hue in honor of the victims. council members thanked healthcare workers and pay their respects for the 400,000 americans nationwide. along with the 1000 in santa clara county area. that were killed by covid-19 the disproportionate impact on one part of town in particular was highlighted. >>the most of the people who have been lost here locally are being mourned on the east side of san jose. for those who are alread

but officials from johns hopkins university disagrees saying it is unnecessary for the company to give board members a priority. during roll outs. >>police have arrested a former now former wisconsin pharmacist is accused of intentionally destroying hundreds of doses of the covid-19 vaccine. officials with the aurora medical center this is in grafton, wisconsin. they say that employ admitted to intentionally taking doses out of refrigerators over christmas. the employee was fired. some of the doses were later determined to be okay, they're supposed to be refrigerated there's a 12 hour period of viability after you remove them from refrigeration but in the end only 57 people got the doses and there should have been enough of that vaccine for 570 people. >>the 57 recipients of those vaccines have been notified. at this time there is no evidence that the vaccinations pose any harm to that other than being potentially less effective or ineffective. we have and communications with moderna and the of reassured us there are no safety concerns about administrating administering deck scene that

deidra crews at johns hopkins university. dr. crews is part of a team that will provide guidance for local officials rolling out the vaccine. to lead the conversation, i will turn it over to judy woodruff. judy: thank you. i am delighted to be with you to discuss this important partnership between the u.s. conference of mayors and the bloomberg philanthropies on this enormous challenge facing our country, facing local leaders like the ones we are here to talk to right now. let me start with you, mayor whaley. in your role as vice president of the u.s. conference of mayors, tell us about what the situation is in your city. how much understanding and fear is there about this vaccine? and how do you plan to tackle it? >> first, i think the key is we have to be the carriers of transparency. people are going to have a lot of questions. we have to work to make sure we get their answers and make sure they are honest and deliver those to the people in the community that can share them with many others. i think what we are going to learn

the number of covert cases worldwide has now surpassed 100000000 that's according to johns hopkins university the kovacs vaccine sharing platform says it hopes to supply 1800000000 doses to poor countries this year and iran has approved russia's sputnik vaccine the islamic republic has banned the import of vaccines from the u.k. or the u.s. saying they are quote untrustworthy in our look at other stories making headlines around the world. the netherlands is seeing a 4th consecutive night of protests against coronavirus lockdown measures though the latest incidents are more isolated than in earlier nights the country's 1st curfew since world war 2 came into effect on saturday as a precaution against the new virus strain from the u.k. that's despite weeks of falling infections. in south africa parts of the kruger national park are flooded after tropical storm eloise brought heavy rains the storm is passing over southern africa after making landfall in mozambique on the weekend kruger national park management is urging tourists a nearby residence to avoid roads and low lying bridges. now tens of

2000000 mark of officially record cover deaths worldwide that's according to figures from the johns hopkins university the united states accounts for nearly one in 5 dates globally as you can see them it's followed by brazil and india mexico and the you kate. and looking at the countries with the highest proportion of deaths in a population san marino has more than 1900 deaths per 1000000 belgium is next and slovenia easily and both india and heads of government. questions on the coronavirus of a 2 hour science correspondent derek buds. should pregnant women get these new vaccine. i've often been asked how dangerous covert 19 can be for a pregnant woman or her unborn baby and i've talked about that topic a few times over the last 10 months but i've never discussed this aspect of it whether trying to prevent catching the disease could pose a danger so so let's look at what reliable sources are saying about vaccines and pregnancy i think the most important thing to be aware of is that we just don't have as much information on pregnant women receiving approved covert 19 vaccines as we do for other groups

according to be latest figures from johns hopkins university, there are now more than 20 million casesthe u.s.. over 306,000 people have lost their lives. i weesday alone, more than 3000 died of covid-19 in the u.s. orthat is a new daily r in california, san diego public soffici confirmed three more cases of the more effectivedi strain that waovered in the u.k., bringing this to a total of four, meriing that the t. the whites right there. we spoke -- that means that it could be widespread there. we spoke with local there. >> we found out from o local public health officials late yesterday that they have been t able tconfiree additional cases after that case was confirmed -- they are using what they call the "s drop" technique discovered in the u.k. that s gives a smoknal that alerts that theyul s give more genetic tests. a lab here has bn able to quickly start sequencing the genomes of these tests that come back with the "s drop" present. >> doing of any of these people the united kingdom, or is the fear now that this strain of the virus is pretty y widespread whe are already? >> three