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fantastic having you on the show explain to us what all this means because at our lab of johns hopkins university thank you very much for being on the show today. you very much take care. whatever the risks of vaccines they had to stay for now more on that from derrick williams. will we only have to be vaccinated once or will we need regular booster shots. once again the straightforward answer is we don't know yet but a lot of experts do think it's very likely that even fully vaccinated people will need booster shots in the future there are a couple of different reasons why that might become necessary the 1st involves the fact that the vaccines we're using now have been approved for emergency use because they were safe and the vast majority of people have gotten them and also extremely effective at least in the short term but we still don't know how long that effectiveness on average will last don't forget it's been under a year since the very 1st subjects' and trials received their 1st shots but based on what we know about naturally acquired immunity to the disease and what we know about other c

francisco gonzales who teaches about the politics and economics of latin america at the johns hopkins university here in washington d.c. thank you both for joining us today let me start with you lorella you know as we've been watching things unfold at the border but also watching the politics of the immigration debate play out in washington d.c. i'm interested in what you would like to see in terms of rhetoric from president biden becoming real action on reforming immigration what would be the key pieces that would help you have confidence that this is ministration is going to be different than those who have come before it. such a good question steve because i think rhetoric is just the beginning of really shifting and shifting a story and telling the story about who we are and what we stand for as a country and what are the kind of policies that we're going to advance but here the biden administration really has an opportunity to deliver they have looked at latino voters and immigrant voters them being democrats for decades and promised to deliver on a path to citizenship for $11000000.00 what

from the corona virus has topped 3000000 people that's according to the tally compiled by johns hopkins university as the worldwide vaccination rollout continues places like brazil and some european countries are seeing surges in covert 19 deaths. and we turn to india now day day after day for more than a week the country has reported record coronavirus cases the situation is particularly dire the capital delhi which has been placed on a weekend lockdown in a bid to contain the spread of infection numbers are also exploding in other cities like mumbai. once again he and his family are packing their belongings during the lockdown last year the couple and their 2 children had to leave mumbai now a year later they again say they have no choice. there are so many problems i cannot work so we cannot afford food we live on just one or 2 euros a day there is no other way we have to go back to our home village. the taxi driver hardly has any customers. that's because mumbai went into a 15 day lockdown on wouldn't stay after coronavirus numbers exploded. india has recorded more than 2000 infections per day

that's according to johns hopkins university. here's polo sandoval with more. >> reporter: several health care facilities in the state of michigan reporting their hospitalization numbers continue to climb, not only reaching levels we saw during the most recent surge this past fall and winter, even exceeding those numbers. that is the case right now at beaumont health, one of the more recognized and largest health care systems here in the detroit area. officials there telling me they continue to see hospitalizations there climb. dr. joel fishbain with that hospital system telling me he is specifically continuing to notice those patients get even younger. many of those admitting to him that they've attended large gatherings, which go against those recommendations in place not just here in michigan but throughout the country. dr. fishbain also saying about half the patients he's seeing right now are infected with that highly contagious b.1.1.7 variant. >> we're seeing many more people sick with family and exposhe sures. until everyb

on the pandemic, we are joined by andrew from john hopkins university.iod one wave ago, two waves ago, where we would play this idea of comparing death tredn to cases trend. cases are flat or even elevating up a little bit, even as we see continued good news on deaths in america. is there a concern that we will link like we did eight months ago where deaths will come up and rise again with cases or have we finally separated two? >> the fact that we have immunized such a large percentage of our vulnerable populations, the elderly, health care workers exposed to the virus more frequently, that shed have a major effect on the fatality rate, hospitalization rate, less so on the case rate, because we still have not immunized enough of the general population. there should be a disconnect between the case rate and fatality rate. however, the emergence of these new variants seems to be shifting the demographics of not only cases, but also severe cases, to a much younger age group. that makes it a little bit questionable as to how much of an effect we will see on

. >>> now to the coronavirus pandemic as johns hopkins university reports the number of confirmed covid worldwide has topped 150 million. india is especially hard hit, breaking another daily record today. that's nine days in a row with more than 300,000 new cases. experts here the fuel numbers are much higher. outside hospitals and make shift medical centers thousands are waiting for hours in hopes of getting oxygen or a bed. the government has approved vaccinations for anyone 18 and older, but the country's vaccine supply is expected to fall well short. meanwhile, the u.s. military aircraft carrying desperately needed medical supplies has landed in new delhi. more than 40 countries have committed to sending aid. >>> the number of dead has overwhelmed cemeteries, working around the clock but still unable to cope. crematoriums are running short of wood for funeral fires. sam kylie is in new delhi. a warning, his report does have disturbing images. >> reporter: this is a scene at a crematorium, they're dealing with about 150 people coming here to be burned. they are not able to be seen of

that's according to data compiled by john's hopkins university. duriew daily covid cases and more than 500 deaths. those numbers have dropped to 2,300 daily cases and 68 deaths. >>> an important tool in the fight against the coronavirus could be given the green light again. it now appears the federal government is leaning toward resuming the use of the johnson & johnson single-shot vaccine as early as tomorrow. >> we need to make a decision quickly, and i'm hopeful we'll be able to use the vaccine soon. >> reporter: u.s. health officials put use of the vaccine on hold after six women developed rare blood clots after getting the shots. they decided the benefits outweigh the risks and the vaccine can be used with a safety warning. the daily average of shots arms has fallen below three million a day. >> reporter: scientists have put together this map. the areas in darker blue show where americans are resisting the vaccine the most. and is it so necessary to wear masks outdoors? pfizer and the cdc said they might revisit their mask guidelines. >> we w

that, according to the latest figures from johns hopkins university. a million of those recorded in the greater-europe region. this week, france passed the grim milestone of 100,000 covid-19-related deaths with e emmanuel macron tweeting no name and no face would be forgotten. here in france, 6.3% of the population has now been fully vaccinated. over in germany, the figure is 6.5%. german chancellor, angela merkel, this week got her first vaccine in the shape of the astrazeneca shot. that -- a certificate tweeted out by her spokesman, earlier this week. the astrazeneca vaccine that is, only now in many european countries being given to older populations. another hiccup on the road of europe's vaccination rollout has been the suspension, by several-eu countries, of the johnson & johnson vaccine. we await the results of the european-medicines agency investigation that we should get next week to determine whether or not it believes that it can safely be used here, in europe. elsewhere, europeans now really looking ahead to what those rolled-out vaccinatio

that's according to data compiled by john's hopkins university. during the winter surge, we were seeing 40,000 new daily covid cases and more than 500 deaths. those numbers have dropped to 2,300 daily cases and 68 deaths. >>> an important tool in the fight against the coronavirus could be given the green light again. it now appears the federal government is leaning toward resuming the use of the johnson & johnson single-shot vaccine as early as tomorrow. >> we need to make a decision quickly, and i'm hopeful we'll be able to use the vaccine soon. >> reporter: u.s. health officials put use o ton aft sixn developed rare blood clots after getting the shots. they decided the benefits outweigh the risks and the vaccine can be used with a safety warning. the daily average of shots arms has fallen below three million a day. >> reporter: scientists have put together this map. the areas in darker blue show where americans are resisting the vaccine the most. and is it so necessary to wear masks outdoors? pfizer and the cdc said they might revisit their mask

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dr paul christo, director of the multi disciplinary pain fellowship program at johns hopkins university. dr cristo really good to have you on here today to break down what is going on? what is it? do you think about the pandemic that has led to this sharp rise in overdose deaths? well, no question about it. i mean, the pandemic has led to alameda economic hardships. we've seen a lot of people under him. and at the same time we've seen a lot of people emotionally stressed to the pandemic. i mean, they've seen their friends and family members die and this is extremely extremely hard to cope with, so as a result. we've seen more and more people turn to substance abuse as a coping mechanism. is this also about a lack of access to treatment because we did have obviously a lot of drug treatment facilities and those sorts of places that had to shut down because of the virus. that's certainly true. i mean, the good news is that we've seen more and more. these substance abuse treatment centers and access to treatment increase as a consequence of the pandemic, one of the positive consequences of

. >>> according to johns hopkins university, more than 700 people died from covid-19 yesterday alone. health experts are blaming more contagious variants for a surge in the upper midwest where officials are hoping to get more vaccines to fight the outbreak. laura podesta has the latest. >> reporter: more than one in five americans are fully vaccinated against covid-19. >> you made my day. >> reporter: nearly 70% of adults 65 and older have had one or more dose. >> i think it is better to get on with our lives. >> reporter: many schools are doing that with schools opening in los angeles over the weekend, utah became the 12th state to lift its mask mandate. >> answer to prayers. >> reporter: while some celebrate, others like sydney freeman proceed with caution. >> i still have fears about us becoming really lax and the new strand of covid-19 being spread faster. >> reporter: in the upper midwest, michigan governor grecher whitmer is pleading with the white house for more vaccines. >> what is happening in michigan today could be happening in other areas tomorrow. >> reporter: but the sup

professor francisco gonzalez, teaches about the politics of economics at johns hopkins university.nk you both for joining us. as we have been watching things unfold at the border, but also watching the politics of the immigration debate play out in washington, d.c., i'm interested in what you would like to see in terms of rhetoric from president biden becoming real action on reforming immigration. what would be the key pieces that would help you have confidence that this administration is going to be different than those that come before it? >> such a good question, because i think rhetoric is just the beginning of shifting a story and telling a story about who we are and what we stand for as a country, and what are the kind of policies we are going to advance. here, the administration has an opportunity to deliver. they have looked at latino voters and immigrant voters, 10 being democrats, for decades. and promised to deliver on a path to citizenship. we are looking for and would be a definitional moment for this administration, and define early success and commitment on immigrati

. >>> according to johns hopkins university, roughly 562,000 americans have died of covid- 19. >>> new at 5:00, demonstrators sending a message to the city college of san francisco. they marched from the 24th street b.a.r.t. station at mission high school protesting college budget cuts and the decision to layoff dozens of staff. students, professors showed up urging the college to rebuild instead of downsize. >> they are there to enrich our lives with life long education. they are there to improve our career prospects. they are there to allow us to transfer to four-year universities. it's not only thing that city college is there for. it's not just a transfer. community college. it's community college. >> the college is facing a budget deficit this year. board of trustees approved layoffs across nearly 40 departments. >>> happening tomorrow, some students in san francisco will be heading back to the classroom for in-person learning. the first phase of reopening includes three dozen campuses. mostly elementary school students in higher grades will return over the next few weeks. all 107

registered almost $10000.00 confirmed cases and $384.00 deaths that's according to fit is by the johns hopkins university. dozens of countries have banned south africans from entering and many flights have been suspended now their am is to prevent the spread of the covert $900.00 variant 1st discovered in the country which is highly contagious and also feared to be resistant to some vaccines but at the same time new infection rates in south africa dropped rapidly and appear to have stabilized correspondent has reported. camps bay in the summer is coming to an end and hardly anyone seems worried about the pen demick people are good about social distancing but they rarely observe the legal requirements of wearing a mask to be honest i'm just enjoying the phoenix today i missed out on a lot. a lot of like the weekends are just 2 minutes these days yeah i miss the big . i am happy that i'm free i'm able to come to the beach and have fun friends for quite some time we must be to see windy but i even in dog of summer. don't like all of a sudden love people couldn't come to the beach. away from the fish interes

this according to johns hopkins university. to put thing into perspective, that be in of people who died from covid is more than the number of people who live in the city of chicago. >> investigations are under way in the east bay after alameda county's sheriff's deputies shot and killed a man in unincorporated hayward. the man had been pointing a gone at neighbors and actually fired it at a deputy. nbc bay area's christie smith explains. >> it woke me up. the gun shot woke me up. >> lori franz was startled by the sounds overnight in her unincorporated neighborhood in fairwood. >> it sounded like firecrackers outside my window and that's all i heard and the lights started flashing. >> she didn't hear any disturbance before. the alameda county's sheriff's office said they received 911 calls about a man with a gun. >> he was banging on doors and like i said, we had multiple callers and at 3:40 in the morning people were woken out of their sleep. this wasn't a random, mysterious person in the yard. this was a man threatening to sh

another grim milestone in the history of the cone of ausmin demick according to figures from johns hopkins university over 19 that passed that 3000000 mark the west his country is the united states with more than 566000 that in brazil more than 368000 people have lost their lives to the pandemic in mexico at least 211000 they are followed by india the united kingdom if you look at the rupee and region as a whole if it accounts for the highest total number of that just over $1000000.00. india is one of the hottest it's countries and it's facing an alarming surge in infections day after day for more than a week it's reported a new record daily rise in cases this is the region is particularly dire in the capital of delhi which has been placed on a weekend lockdown in a bid to contain the spread but also in other cities like mumbai infection numbers are exploding. once again he and his family are packing their belongings during the lockdown last year the couple and their 2 children had to leave mumbai now a year later they again say they have no choice. there are so many problems i cannot work so we cann

meanwhile, data from john hopkins university. she was just 5 states account for nearly half of all infections. so that's new york, michigan, florida, pennsylvania and new jersey collectively reported more than 197,000 recent cases in a seven-day period. that's 44% of the nation's new infections in the past few days. california reported 2200 new cases. and the east bay people ages 16 and above in certain zip codes and alameda county are now eligible for covid-19 vaccinations. it's all a part of the plan to prioritize communities that have been the hardest hit by the coronavirus. we've posted all those zip codes on our website at kron 4 dot com. if you want to check whether you're included in that governor newsom has previously announced that starting next thursday on april 15th all california and 16 and older will be eligible for the vaccine regardless of your zip code. although vaccine eligibility is expanding the number of doses california is expected to receive in the coming weeks is declining. according to state health officia

brazil is also struggling to bring the pandemic under control the latest figures from johns hopkins university put the total number of corona buyers deaths in the country in just over $378000.00 now that 2nd only to the united states he. has been speaking to doctors in rio de janeiro battling not only the pandemic itself but a critical lack of medical supplies as well. in riyadh lingo a suburb of rejection erode the situation is dire there are similar scenes throughout the city the number of coated 19 patients is high at the same time hospitals are out of drugs such as sedatives. we have to strap down patients who are on ventilators because we don't have any more sedatives so painkillers really shouldn't have to do that it's like torture the patient can no longer ask for help when they feel uncomfortable the lack of much needed medicines makes us and the patients suffer. but if so i don't want to be while more and more younger patients are being admitted to intensive care units with cases so severe that they have to be artificially ventilated this is apparently jus to the fast dispiriting p. o

host: courtesy of johns hopkins university that has been keeping track of covid-19 since the beginning. more than 100 41 million cases worldwide. a global death toll has exceeded 3 million in 192 countries and regions around the world. the issue of rights came up with dr. anthony found she. he testified before a house committee and had this -- did the exchange with ohio converse -- ohio congressman jim jordan. dr. fauci: this will end when we get the level low, the level is high that weathers a major -- >> over the last year americans first amendment rights have been attacked. your right to go to church, you're right to go to assemble, freedoms have all been assaulted. for a year now americans haven't been able to go to church. even today when they go to church they are limited and the size of worshipers that can meet your right to assemble. oh my goodness. we had a curfew last fall in ohio. in vermont when you are in your home you didn't have to wear a mask dr. fauci because you weren't allowed to have people over to your house. dr. fauci: congressman jordan -- >> for a year american

3000000 lives have now been lost to cope with 19 world wiat that figure compiled by the johns hopkins university is still rising quickly with deepening crises in countries like india brazil and france the true number is almost certainly significantly higher many cases were overlooked in the early stages of the outbreak government miscounting and possible concealments are also factors but while vaccination campaigns are rolling out quickly in some countries most are suffering repeated setbacks rare but dangerous blood clots a has also been linked to 2 vaccines well india's covert 1000 infection rate shows no sign of slowing it's registered nearly 235000 cases in the past day that's yet another daily record 1300 people died in the same period the world health organization says that a variant 1st identified in india may be more contagious but despite the rise in cases some politicians are still holding large election rallies thailand is closing schools and gyms for at least 2 weeks as it battles a 3rd wave of covert 19 infections it had hoped to be able to reopen the tourism but now cases are risin

story that country struggling to bring the pandemic under control the latest figures from johns hopkins university but the total number of coronavirus deaths there at just over 378000 now that is 2nd only to the united states w's mighty is a bird has been speaking to doctors in rio de janeiro battling not only the pandemic but also a critical lack of medical supplies. in drilling go a suburb of rejection erode the situation is dire and there are similar scenes throughout the city the number of coated 19 patients is high at the same time hospitals are out of drugs such as city of was your only kind we have to strap down patients who are on ventilators inside because we don't have anyone sedatives so painkillers by things really shouldn't have to do that it's like torture the patient can no longer ask for her. when they feel uncomfortable the lack of much needed medicines makes both of us and the patient suffer. meanwhile more and more younger patients are being admitted to intensive care units with cases so severe that they have to be artificially ventilated this is apparently a journey to the fast

more than 3000000 people have now died of covert 19 world wise that figure compiled by johns hopkins university is still rising quickly with deepening crises in countries like india brazil and france the true number is almost certainly significantly higher many cases were overlooked in the early stages of the outbreak government miscounting unpossible concealments are also factors and while vaccination campaigns are rolling it quickly in some countries most are suffering repeated setbacks rare but dangerous blood clots and has also been linked to 2 vaccines was i think fast becoming the global epicenter of the region's most populous nation india has registered nearly 235000 cases in the past day alone yet another daily records priyanka gupta reports. on the outskirts of new delhi's ancient walled city a young man buries his father the. a few meters away a steady stream of mourners carry bodies of their loved ones in the capital's largest graveyard for muslims it's now on was full families speak of their anger and despair as a day to keep piling up in the city's mortuaries. people are being made

pandemic which has now cost at least $3000000.00 lives around the world that figure compiled by john hopkins university is still rising quickly with deepening crisis in countries like india brazil and france the true number is almost certainly significantly high and while vaccination campaigns are rule rolling out quickly in some countries most are suffering from repeated setbacks thailand is facing a record rise in new cases of cave 19 with more than 1500 new infections reported on saturday the thai government appears reluctant to order a lockdown as tony chang reports from bangkok. mass covert testing at a basketball stadium in bangkok thailand on saturday recorded the highest rise in new cases for the 4th day in a row despite being the 1st country outside china to record infections thailand has kept the deaths within double figures but there are now real concerns the kingdom could be in the grip of a 3rd wave of the virus he might not say you know what i think this outbreak in thailand would be long because do you care very in spreads. new restrictions have been placed on entertainment venues and re

from covid-19 continued to climb, surpassing three million people on saturday, according to johns hopkins university data. that's the equivalent of the populations of philadelphia and dallas combined. the u. s has reported. the. most covid-19 deaths of any country so far with more than 560,000, followed by brazil and mexico. in los angeles. percent of residents are partially vaccinated and more than 31% are fully vaccinated. the oakland a's game tomorrow is being postponed. they were scheduled to play the minnesota twins, but the twins, they're dealing with some coronavirus issues. the a's same or testing and contact tracy needs to be done with members of the twins organization and depending on the results, the game may be rescheduled as a doubleheader on tuesday, single game ticket holders will get an automatic refund. we're learning the names of the father and daughter who were both killed in a fire that oakland police think was deliberately set. 37 year old has some naggy and he is almost two year old daughter. aaliyah died early yesterday morning. four people were inside the house in east oaklan

johns hopkins university posted the grim statistic today, reporting that more than 566,000 of those deaths united states, with brazil, mexico, and india all reporting more than 175,000 deaths. in india, there is a new stay at home order this weekend in new delhi. authorities reported more than 19,000 new infections and 141 deaths in the city on thursday, a record high since the pandemic began. lockdowns and curfews are also in effect in many other indian cities as the country experiences a resurgence of coronavirus infections. covid-19 vaccinations are rolling out erratically worldwide. the "new york times tracking project" shows more than 878 million doses administered, but some countries have not yet given a single dose. in the u.s., the centers for disease control and prevention reports more than 127 million people have received at least one dose of a vaccine as of yesterday. a pause on the use of johnson and johnson's vaccinis expected to continue through next week. there are reports of a fewer than ten cases of bld clots, but it's not known if the cases were directly related to the va

now to the latest on the coronavirus, according to johns hopkins university. the u. s death toll surpassed 572,002 in california more than 61,000. people have now died from the virus and more than 3.1 million people have died worldwide. day bay area health officers released a statement supporting the decision by federal and state officials to resume use of the johnson and johnson cove in 19 vaccine ktv use emma goss is here now and emma. that statement means that the j and j vaccine will soon be available again here in the bay area. yes. julie johnson and johnson shots will be back in the bay area soon, but not as soon as tomorrow in san francisco. the department of public health says they'll bring back j and j shots once they have updated vaccine information across all of their vaccine sites. nine health officers from across the bay area agree the johnson and johnson vaccine is safe and effective, and health care providers should resume administering it. in a joint statement from the bay area health officers released sunday. regional health leaders stated that the r

has reported an average of 70000 daily new cases over the past week according to data from johns hopkins university this number is right in line with the spike witnessed during the summer of last year meanwhile india has overtaken brazil as the country with the 2nd most infections worldwide behind the united states took a deeper look at these numbers let's bring in our chief correspondent side have. you know brand so while u.s. kovan 1000 cases and hospitalization and they're all increasing particularly for younger people the good news is is that deaths are going down in fact deaths are down 11 percent and taking a look at the case numbers nationally they're largely stagnant but there is some hiver ability from state to state where newquay says remain low in most of the west and south but they are increasing as you can see in parts of the midwest now in michigan that out there outbreak in that state right now is the worst in the country far higher rate than any other state now that's and hospitalizations there also climbing other states reporting a big job new cases have increased about 50 percent

vaccinated inoculations began in december but the number of infections is rising according to johns hopkins university the u.s. is counting about 66000 new cases every day the u.s. centers for disease control say fully vaccinated people can travel within the united states without getting tested or having to quarantine but while the c.d.c. now considers them low risk it's still advising against travel. india's in the spotlight as demands took over $100.00 vaccines grow it's home to the syrup institute the world's largest producer well which is supplying astra zeneca doses to $64.00 poor and middle income countries through the un's kovacs program but about 19000000 jobs are being delayed india is holding the bank to help deal with soaring infections at home a disappointed african union says this will mean its target to vaccinate 35 percent of the continent's population this year will be missed and the e.u. his said to be after $10000000.00 astra zeneca vaccines from india serum institute the u.k. has ordered $5000000.00 christians or they are kamar is associate director for innovation global health inst

this is the reality of india's covert 1902nd wave the worst in the world this chart from johns hopkins university shows the number of infections going up more and more rapidly india recorded more than 360000 cases and 3300 deaths on tuesday. experts are blaming political gatherings and religious festivals for the surge the government has ordered twitter facebook and instagram to remove posts criticizing its handling of the crisis overwhelmed hospitals are turning away the critically ill. go to me will get the health work up but if someone dies in my family i won't even be able to say final good byes even those in big leaks the rich and powerful people are not getting to see their loved ones for the last time the hospitals are only showing bodies completely packed in p.p. kits what can they do it because they can get it going to have less money to come you from i believe and come here for this health again so i can not take the matter without an oxygen so i have to give it to her no my god how much time it takes i have to leave really sort of generation or over to india all over dimly who'll turn

inoculations began in december but the number of infections is still rising according to the johns hopkins university the u.s. is counting about 66000 new cases every day and the u.s. centers for disease control says fully vaccinated people can travel within the united states without getting tested to having to quarantine it while the c.d.c. now considers them low risk it still advising against travel. germany has reported $21000.00 infections on friday as it endures a 3rd wave that was going to be a strict lockdown of easter before it was scrapped deca reports on berlin there's confusion over the government's policy. it's a constant adjustment julian boy says he had to sell a successful 126 mexican restaurant now focusing mainly on burger deliveries but it's also about keeping up with the current virus restrictions monitored by local authorities known as the arkansas got to enforce all the rules as well which was tricky because every week the rules changed a few times the order exams came in and they weren't even sure of the rule one time one of one of them was googling right in front of me when i w