johnson's flat. now, i don't know how close you followed it, but it's potentially deadly serious. so when a submerged that a tory donor has held out, johnson is putting his hands in his pocket to sort out. johnson johnson said to lord guides when he commission, when he carried out his investigation that the 1st note about it was in february this year following media reports. when the electoral commission did 8 report, it found an evidence that mister johnson had what facts of this donor to ask for cash. now is, does this mainly he was lying or what does it or is there some innocent explanation? there's been radio, silence from the old guy now, little guys, a serious figure. he's a former army officer, former diplomat over a private sector, the queen. and of course, a band with western miles connections not to be trifled with. a trifle with clans, you know, has now the power magic emission of standards must examine the failure by the prime minister, mister johnson, to declare in a proper way a donatio

johnson johnson said to lord guides when a commission, when he carried out his investigation, that the 1st night about it was in february this year following meteor. when the electoral commission did each report, it found an evidence that mister johnson had what facts of this don't ask for cash . now, is does this mainly he was lying all what does it or is there some innocent explanation? this b radio silence from the old guy. now little guys, a serious figure. he's a former army officer, former diplomat, whom a private secretary, the queen. and of course, a battle of western isles connections not to be trifled with, a trifle with clans, you know? now, the parliamentary commission of a standard must examine the failure by the prime minister, mister johnson, to declare in a proper way a donation to receive any m p must. now, if she finds him guilty of failing to do so, it's a serious offense. and what is the remedy she has expelling suspending or ordering out for a certain set of time of the m p from parliament. now mr. johnson, the prime minister is banned from parliament. he won't be

johnson's flat. now, i don't know how close your full is potentially deadly serious. so when a so merge that a tory donor had held out jobs and he's putting his hands in his pocket to sort out. johnson johnson said to lord guides when he commission, when he carried out his investigation that the 1st night about it was in february. this year, following media reports, when the electoral commission did it found an evidence that mr. johnson had. what facts of this donor to ask for cash now is, does this mainly he was lying all? what does it or is there some innocent explanation? there's been radio, silence from the old guy now. little guys, a serious figure. he's a former army officer, fuller, diplomat of a private sector, the queen, a miles men. of course. a battle of western isles. connections not to be trifled with. absolutely, no. you, jo, trifle with clans you never have. now the parliamentary commission of the standards must examine the failure by the prime minister, mister johnson, to declare, in

many african americans blamed lyndon johnson and founded theories as to why lyndon johnson was likely involved in president kennedy's assassination because he appeared to have the most to gain. and letters came in to mrs. kennedy, condolence letters that would make this point. they should essentially say they believed lyndon johnson was involved in john kennedy's death. so this is the state of things when lyndon johnson becomes president. now, he does everything that he can in order to try to reassure black voters. e realizes that he needs to win them over because from the very beginning, lyndon johnson is well aware that the election is coming up one year from the moment, just under one year from the moment he's sworn in as president. so he's looking to build coalitions and to reassure liberals and african american voters. so he calls people like martin luther king, the southern christian leadership council, conference. he roy wilkins of the naacp to try to reassure folks. and he goes to congress five days after president kennedy's death and he tells congress and the nation and the w

& johnson. all in all, they say balancing all the risks and the benefits, including the efficacy of the vaccines, they say pfizer and moderna, they're preferable to johnson & johnson. that was the recommendation from the panel late this afternoon. tonight the cdc as an agency formally adopted that recommendation. so the bottom line here is if you haven't been vaccinated yet, go get vaccinated, particularly with case numbers just skyrocketing right now and this new variant storming the country. go get -- if you have not been vaccinated, go get vaccinated. and when you go get vaccinated, get pfizer or moderna. that's the bottom line. now, millions of americans, including yours truly, have already been vaccinated with johnson & johnson. what this means for those of us who already got johnson & johnson as our initial shot is not to worry about that having been our initial shot, but it does raise interesting questions about our boosters. everybody in the country basically right now is recommended to

he has always liked lyndon johnson. so, johnson tricks him. they asked him to come down to the lighthouse, for some meeting in the cabinet, and he doesn't tell harry byrd, the television cameras will be there. and, they turn for the cameras running, he turns to harry bird, and, says now, this is my version of the, quote is not exactly right. now, harry, when the bill comes over from the house, is there any reason why you can't start the hearings right away? it is being flustered and not that they know of, and they say, so, we will have the hearings right away, and they will be expeditious here mate, and harry byrd says, yes, in front of the television cameras. they not even angry about it, because he is so fond of lyndon johnson. reporters ask him what he thinks about it, and says, if i had known i would be on television, i would've worn a better suit. and, he holds the hearings, and johnson's relations with harry bird, are probably, summed up by what happens within the next year, and larry bird's wife dies. lyndon johnson, goes to the funeral

but he's always liked linden johnson. so johnson tricks him. he asks him to come down to the white house for some meeting in the cabinet. but he doesn't tell harry byrd that television cameras are going to be there. and he turns with the cameras running -- he turns to harry byrd and says now, harry -- this is my version of his quote. it's not exactly right. now, harry, when the bill comes over from the house, is there any reason you can't start the hearings right away? and harry byrd says flustered, not that i know of. and linden says, so we'll have the hearings right away and they will be expeditious hearings? and larry byrd says yes in front of the television cameras, and he's not even angry about it because he's so fond of linden johnson. reporters ask him what he thinks about it. he says, well, if i'd known i was going to be on television, i mind have worn a better suit. and he holds the hearings. and johnson's relations with harry byrd are probably summed up by what happens during the next year when harry byrd's wife dies. linden johnson g

now the lyndon johnson library. they have 44 million documents and they were gonna be able to turn every one of those pages. but you can narrow it down i was writing about lyndon johnson as a young congressman there was only 267 boxes, maybe 200,000 pages that dealt with that so you cannot read all those pages but narrow it down to a couple of areas in one was a particular month that seemed was the key how lyndon johnson unmasked political power. you could tell when the change happened. he was a junior congressman in the letters in the file that he's writing to older congressman in the letters of a junior to a senior. can i have a few minutes of your time to the committee chairman. that was true after the single month of october 1940. at the end of the month of october 1940 and the entire rest of his career in the house of representatives the letters had a different tone the other way. the committee chairman the senior congressman writing to the union congressman lyndon and i have a few more minutes of your time. so

it is a different technology johnson & johnson has.an you tailor make, can you change your vaccine to address omicron if necessary? alex: the short answer is yes. we are working on that as we speak. of course, we want to see how the virus will be impacted by the current vaccine. we are encouraged by some of the data. we need to gather more to determine exactly what the efficacy profile will look like. but right now, we are already working on a next generation, should that be necessary. david: one of the things i have learned is there's a different profile for the johnson & johnson vaccine, and that is it does not raise the antibodies as much in the early stages, but it may last longer. what do you know about the duration of the johnson & johnson vaccine? alex: from the very beginning, we tried to discover, design, and develop this vaccine to have stronger ability over a long period of time. your body tends to have at least two responses. there's the antibody response, the first line of defense your body musters to take on this kind of

boris johnson under pressure.vestigation into rule breaking at chrimas parties said to be held at downing street last christmas. conservatives being fined for breaking campaign finance rules over the refurbishment of his plant, and covid rules adding to pressure. also, senior u.k. lawyers investigating china's treatment of its uyghur majority. the unofficial tribunal finds the chinese state carried out genocide. >> the tribunal is satisfied they occurred as a direct result of policies and speeches promoted by president xi and others. ros: the world health organization morning wealthy countries against hoarding coronavirus vaccines is the omicron variant continues to spread. ♪ pressure on prime minister boris johnson is coming from several directions. first, the christmas party at downing street a year ago, or possibly parties, which would have broken covid eyed lines. a government investigation launched mr. johnson is being expanded to include two more events. its initial scope was the party at downing street on d

he has always liked lyndon johnson. so johnson trips him. he asks him to come down to the white house for some meeting in the cabinet. he doesn't tell them that the television cameras are going to be there. he turns with the cameras running and he turns and says, now, this is my version, it is not exactly right. when it comes over from the house, iss there anything that you can't start the hearings right away and harry byrd says, not that i know of. lyndon says, so, we will have the hearings right away and they will be expeditious hearings. harry byrd says yes in front of the television cameras. he has not even angry about it. he is so fond of lyndon johnson. reporters ask him what he thinks about it. if i had known i would be on television i would have worn a better suit. [laughter] he holds the hearings. johnson's relationship with harry byrd are probably summed up by what happens the very next year when harry byrd wife dies. he goes to the funeral and after the funeral, his car is driving away. president of the united states, lyndon johns

and johnson.ron. guillermo gonzÁlez no tiene mÁs detalle. guillermo: el anuncio fue hecho por un panel de expertos de los centros para control de enfermedades. sus miembros votaron unÁnimemente hasta dejar claro que prefiere el uso de vacunas de pfizer y moderna sobre la de johnson and johnson. cerca de 16 millones de personas han recibido la vacuna y aunque es muy poco comÚn, se pueden presentar guau los en la sangre que en muy raras ocasiones podrÍan causar la muerte. >> han habido una docena de casos y alrededor de nueve muertes el aÑo pasado y por eso teniendo otras vacunas que son mÁs seguras se estÁ dando preferencia a Éstas. guillermo: la farmacÉutica reaccionÓ de inmediato ante el anuncio y a travÉs de un comunicado dijo:" la seguridad y el bienestar de quienes usan la vacuna de johnson and johnson. sigue siendo nuestra prioridad. apreciamos el debate de hoy y esperamos trabajar con los cdc en los prÓximos pasos". algunas personas dicen que ante la dudaprefieren continuar con sus vacunas d

with lyndon johnson.ever that the publisher will let me get out of the contract so i started to write and i really hated doing it. [laughter] one day i get a call from my publisher. so that there is something i want to suggest to you. another think about that. [laughter] >> and then how do you keep them talking? and then but at the time then to be interested. but i don't know. but then we tried to describe some way. you have done a very good job. [laughter] if you have the opportunity to write a biography who would they be? >> . >> and then in history. and then the power. but then when you do something, and she passes and with that pension and disability and benefits. >> but then again you might. and some of you can say current news. and. >> or is the news networks? >> . >> or maybe when to come home and there are some more facts. i don't watch the 24 hour news cycle. >> you sleep at night? [laughter] >> this is getting more and more personal. [laughter] i don't sleep all that much. i've never slept that

johnson. and his next closest friend one year behind him was jefferson davis. so you've heard already in talking about or in previous talking about the relationship of davis with johnson in the context of beauregard. among his other classmates gabriel range a confederate brigadier general. napoleon buford. one of the interesting things about studying the civil war as is evidenced by all our discussions here today is how close everybody is, how many connections there are between people who you might not assume know each other very well. another man who would be injury significant in polk's life and vice versa was braxton bragg, but they did not go to academy together. he's almost 11 years younger than leonidas polk. he just missed the cut off. in those days the rankings -- the assignments for commissions went engineers -- the top of the class got the engineers commissions and artillery came in the next cohort then cavalry followed by the poor lonely infantry at the very bottom. that's why all t

but he is always light lyndon johnson. so johnson tricks him and asks him to come down to the white house for some meeting in the cabinet and doesn't tell harry byrd the television cameras will be there. and with the cameras running, he turns to harry and says, this is my version. is not exactly right, so when the bill comes over from the house, is there any reason you cannot start the hearings right away? and harry says, flustered, not that i know of. and lyndon says he will have the hearings right away? and they will be expeditious hearings? and harry says yes in front of the television cameras. because he is so fond of lyndon johnson reporters ask him what he thinks about it and he says if i had known i was going to be on television i would have want to better suit. [laughter] and he holds the hearings. and johnson's relations with harry are probably summed up by what happens the very next year when harry burns wife dies. johnson goes to the funeral and after the funeral harry's car is driving away, the president of the

i do you think this is for boris johnson?— do you think this is for boris johnson? ~ , , johnson?low for boris johnson _ johnson? i think this is a big blow for boris johnson as _ johnson? i think this is a big blow for boris johnson as far _ johnson? i think this is a big blow for boris johnson as far as - johnson? i think this is a big blow for boris johnson as far as his - johnson? i think this is a big blow| for boris johnson as far as his exit for borisjohnson as far as his exit agenda is concerned. i think it's a much bigger... for those who did hope against hope that this administration would at some point morph into a low tax, low regulation, i think it's a bigger blow for those people. the spread of coronavirus is beginning to seriously disrupt normal life in europe as governments tighten restrictions once again. the netherlands is going into a tough new lockdown — in response to rising cases. prime minister rark rutte has said "the netherlands is again shutting down. this is unavoidable because a fifth wave is coming at us." all non—essential stores, bars, restaurants an

i and big picture defeat for boris johnson tonight.— johnson tonight.in: johnson tonight. i was struck talking to — johnson tonight. i was struck talking to the _ johnson tonight. i was struck talking to the former- johnson tonight. i was struck - talking to the former conservative chief whip earlier on after the vote thatis chief whip earlier on after the vote that is it more than just these new restrictions and i kind of a for the him to say this is purely... and evenif him to say this is purely... and even if they were, these are not wanting to draw attention to the but he was quite direct insight this is how the government conducts its self. yes, specifics but also in general terms how he conducts himself and how he treats his colleagues. himself and how he treats his colleague— himself and how he treats his colleauues. �* , ., �* , colleagues. i'm sure that's right and it's been — colleagues. i'm sure that's right and it's been a _ colleagues. i'm sure that's right and it's been a torrid _ colleagues. i'm sure that's right and it's been a torrid co

and johnson job. now the cdc says the single shot is less effective than those made by montana and find that the rare occasions lead to take a course of crossing at least 9 people have died from those quotes in the us. now, out of more than 200000000 fully vaccinated americans, 16000000 have received the johnson and johnson champ. now, the johnston johnson vaccine has been manufactured in south africa. it's government has promised to denature on to 1000000 doses, to other african nations that's get more on the cdc recommendation for me to mila in johannes. good, what one does, how you might say the mixed messaging might affect the vaccine rollout, not just across south africa, but across the continent. well, especially considering how important it is to have that roll out across africa and how these vaccines are needed across the continent. for the meantime, the south african health authorities and sciences is saying that there's been no alarming data. well, i think you know that they should not use j

johnson vaccine. talk about our 4 zone forecast the saturday night. a live look at the golden gate bridge as we get ready to. >> head off what do we get ready for saturday night. yeah. it's going to be a big going to be big thing and it's going to be a wet week ahead in our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now with the rainy week looks like sunday is okay. but what about monday, tuesday wednesday into christmas. yes, sunday and monday looking greats of you. devin need last-minute travel plans. >> going to be great in the bay area. so take advantage of this dry weekend forecast even for monday as well because as you can see, we're going to stay dry. we could see some showers out in the pacific trying to inch closer to the bay area coastline. but overall, looking like a dry day. the one thing we are going to notice is that increase in storm cloud cover, partly cloudy skies sunday turning into mostly cloudy skies on monday and then by early tuesday morning, this is going to be round one of showers

he is a friend of johnson. by the way, if you are not the student of tactics, not a student of formations and how troops fight and you feel that will ruin your military career , never fear leonidas polk knew nothing of those things and it did not stop him. shiloh of course turns into a confederate retreat the army retreats, gets replaced bragg takes command in the summer of 1862. you may have read or heard that braxton bragg remained in command of the army of tennessee from the summer of 62 until the late fall come november 27 of 1863 because he was a friend of jefferson davis'. that is not actually true. davis held no great animosity towards bragg. but bragg believed davis did. as a matter fact at a dinner with sherman in new orleans just before the war in 1860 he tells sherman that jefferson davis is no friend to my husband. davis was keeping him out of the war because he held a grudge. i think it was because davis believed in albert sidney johnson more than anything else and focus on that. there was a true f

and this is where johnson and johnson would be handy. it could be easily distributed, transported, and stored, and so could be more beneficial than some of the other vaccines with the infrastructure around both carrying out the vaccinations. transporting vaccination is a bit more tricky, so far as long as the j and j vaccine and south african authorities remain confident. the peer that if j and j will be beneficial to african countries as soon as that rollout starts. but we also look back at, earlier in the year when south africa began its vaccine rollout, and for example, was going to use astrazeneca and then said, well, we're concerned about its efficacy. we're not going to use it anymore. so south african experts continue to remain on top of the issue around efficacy, what the vaccines mean for people and at this point are still insisting on vaccines south africa. in fact, as a stockpile when november they said to buy the johnson and johnson don't send us anymore. we've got 16000000 doses. so that really isn't no you in a unique posit

i johnson was 's fingers. and he called us back?— called us back?k- authority has been draining for authority has been draining for a while now, and it is really about how number 10 and how the prime minister responds to this. this is i would say probably the worst possibly backdrop to have a by—election at the moment given everything that has been going on. if there is different behaviour, and if the government shows that it has been listening to former voters and to the mp5 that do certainly feel that they are not involved, they are not being consulted, being asked how things might play out in their constituencies, if that behaviour changes, i think there is potential, because it is only two years since there was a resounding 80 seat majority that the prime minister one, and as we said earlier, i think he still has some credit in the bank for that, but that credit is quickly moving away. the other question is also about the protests nature of his vote. the lib dems have overturned quite a sizeable conservative majority in by—elections before, even

johnson. his next closest friend, when you are behind him, was jefferson davis and so, you've heard already in talking about -- or in previous readers -- talking about the relationship of davis with albert sydney johnson in the context of beauregard. there's a triumph of three people they are, polk, albert sydney johnson, and jefferson davis. among his other classmates, napoleon b. beauford, who threw porter under the bus. and one of the interesting things about studying the civil war, as is evidenced by all our discussions here today, is how close everybody is. how many connections there are between people who you might not assume know each other very well. another man who would be very significant in polk's life and vice versa blacks didn't brag. they did not go to the academy together. blackstone bragg is the class of 1837, almost 11 years younger than leonid us leonidas polk. polk was commissioned a second leader of artillery. he just missed the cut off. in those days, the assignments for

intrigue as he returns to work— johnson's intrigue as he returns to work in _ johnson's intrigue ashe new year. you mentioned boris johnson to let _ work in the new year. you mentioned boris johnson to let stick _ work in the new year. you mentioned boris johnson to let stick with - work in the new year. you mentioned boris johnson to let stick with him . borisjohnson to let stick with him and this actually is a story on the front page of the fc, both political so i will follow —— get your thoughts on this was not torcuil him you with a headlinejohnson to be clear to breaking rules over downing street flat refurbishment. if you could do us a favour and just start at the beginning with this and remind me what this is about. boris johnson was — remind me what this is about. boris johnson was previously _ remind me what this is about. err" 3 johnson was previously cleared by lord guilder, the independent standards commissioner, of illegally seeking a donation to refurbish the downing street flat, but he open that investigation again because the electoral commission find the conservativ

boris johnson is desperate to do so to save _ johnson is desperate to do so to save this — johnson isoking increasingly likely with the infection— looking increasingly likely with the infection rate that he might have to do more _ infection rate that he might have to do more with the next two or three days _ do more with the next two or three da s. ,, , do more with the next two or three das. days. staying with this story, there is a lot more _ days. staying with this story, there is a lot more to _ days. staying with this story, there is a lot more to pick _ days. staying with this story, there is a lot more to pick through - days. staying with this story, there is a lot more to pick through on - days. staying with this story, there is a lot more to pick through on it. | is a lot more to pick through on it. let's go with the sunday murderer. "the peak midwinter." a pretty bleak point, really. jo, just talk us through what we are talking about here. , , . ~ through what we are talking about here. , , ., ,, ., through what we are talking about here. , , ., ~ ., i: i: i: i: here. this i

boris johnson resigns over rule breaking. the prime minister has apologized while still denying knowledge. after angela merkel. germany's new chancellor has been sworn in. he leads a three-way coalition tasked with beating the next wave of infection. india's military chief and 12 others have been killed this wednesday in a helicopter crash. thank you very much for being with us. the u.k. prime minister, boris johnson, has apologized unreservedly, he said, to the british people over the downing street christmas party controversy. at the same time, johnson denied it ever took waste. the opposition accused the prime minister of lying to the public while he flouted covert rules. -- covid rules. >> i will regret those remarks for the rest of my life. that is have -- how the senior government aid referred to the infamous video. >> for those of you who endured intolerable loneliness and who struggled with your businesses, i'm sorry and this afternoon i tendered my resignation to the prime minister. >> prime minister johnson continue

coronavirus vaccine by pfizer or moderna over the johnson & johnson shot. president biden warned that unvaccinated americans faced what he called a winter of severe illness and death and asked the u.s. supreme court to allow a federal shot mandate for health workers to take effect. pfizer has asked u.s. regulators to grant full approval for their jab in children between the ages of 12 and 15. british airways has put its flights to hong kong on hold until march. the move comes after hong kong imposed strict quarantine rules that forced air lined workers -- airline workers to stay in a makeshift camp. lawyers for guillain mask well today -- just lay maxwell called a witness, a woman who said she was epstein's sex slave and claimed she was forced into an encounter with them. germany's christian democratic union has picked a new chairman. they hope he will lead the revival following a bitter september defeat. it signals a significant shift to the right. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analys

i think this is a big blow for boris johnson _ johnson?r boris johnson as _ johnson? i think this is a big blow for boris johnson as far _ johnson? i think this is a big blow for boris johnson as far as - johnson? i think this is a big blow for boris johnson as far as his - for borisjohnson as far as his delivering brexit agenda is concerned but i think it is a bigger blow for those who did hope against hope that this current administration would at some point morph into low tax low regulation, standing up to the eu administration, i think it is a bigger blow for those people who were expecting that to happen. great to net our were expecting that to happen. great to get your thoughts _ were expecting that to happen. great to get your thoughts and insights on this. let's take a look at coronavirus now. we'll start in the netherlands. they've just announced a tough new lockdown — in response to the spread of the 0micron variant. prime minister mark rutte said, "the netherlands "is again shutting down. "that is unavoidable because of the fift

johnson always said that he intended to launch. he wanted to wait for the confederates -- for or the federals to attack and he would counterattack. catch them moving and defeat them piecemeal. which never really happened. but the -- but the -- the battle -- or the death of general polk. polk only lasts until june 14, 1864. becausen pine mountain on that day polk meets with johnson and hardy and general hood. hood has recovered from his chickamauga wound and he is minus one leg and with a semi crippled arm has rejoined the army as a corps commander. they talk, or they meet to conduct a reconnaissance on an isolated part of the line at pine mountain. and the generals go up in anselm bld group and they are surveying the union forces and they have a clear view assembled group and they are surveying the union forces and they have a clear view. a member of one of the kentucky kentucky regiments says, you know, the federals have an accurate range of this hill and they will soon kill many of your party. and that's actually pretty accurate.

and johnson jab. the cdc says the single shot is less effective than those made by mcdonough and pfizer. and in rare occasions leads to fatal cases of blood clotting. at least 9 people have died from clots in the us . out of the more than 200000000 fully vaccinated americans, 16000000 have received the j and j jab, while the johnson and johnson vaccine as being manufactured in south africa. and it's government has promised to donate around $2000000.00 doses to all the african nations. finally, the miller has more from johannesburg, explodes in south africa, saying that while they do recognize global data, that this recommendation may be premature in that south africa data shows no adverse effects based on studies in south africa. we're currently health workers are taking part in a study around a booster shot of the j and j vaccine. and they say that we know adverse effects and there aren't any alarming signals to indicate that perhaps they should put j and j on hold. in fact, health experts say that i

and then with how much trouble is paula johnson. now, in your estimation, boris johnson's box benches have crossed a sort of rubicon to become the sort of duty, the prime minister as a semi deity before. no, they're very much see defeat. and indeed, the legs of clear that the prime minister has good, and they've not only felt to be themselves, can criticize, but they've had others and colleagues criticize. and that moment a sort of, it's been a new book for them. they felt stronger as a result on the, on the, not as cold as do it as something we're going to see more of that. because once that genie is literally the bottle, that's very hard to present sort of a reverence or, and fear back in the hearts of those m. b 's. previously had that when the ministration runs into trouble, as the johnson administration has done, the people like yourself and the, the back benches. let's call it the of the common. so be a committee chair of course. and people in the house a lot like a lot of seca pensions initiative is that when you come into yo

either way it not a good look for boris johnson — way it not a good look for boris johnson.th shropshire _ johnson. especially because in north shropshire this is a by election which — shropshire this is a by election which is — shropshire this is a by election which is only happening because boris _ which is only happening because borisjohnson decided to which is only happening because boris johnson decided to force a row over standards with owen patterson and it _ over standards with owen patterson and it blew — over standards with owen patterson and it blew up his face and he to stand _ and it blew up his face and he to stand out — and it blew up his face and he to stand out. and it's very, very safe tories _ stand out. and it's very, very safe tories seat — stand out. and it's very, very safe tories seat is _ stand out. and it's very, very safe tories seat is now looking not so safe at _ tories seat is now looking not so safe at aii~ — tories seat is now looking not so safe at all. that's two sets of trouble — safe at all. that's two sets of trouble for him. what is the

&johnson.moderna, por eso podemos darnos el lujo de usar esta vacuna en lugar de la de johnson&johnson. ramÓn: ¿quÉ es lo indicado para una persona que se haya vacunado primeramente con la de johnson& johnson? >> aplicarse en el refuerzo de la vacuna de pfizer o de moderna. ramÓn: yo me aplique la de johnson y johnson en abril, es decir que puedo tener acceso a la de pfizer o moderna sin problemas. >> la mejor manera de hacerlo es hacerlo rÁpido, ya que se acerca navidad y aÑo nuevo. ramÓn: ahÍ tienen las recomendaciones de un experto, gracias al doctor shapiro, encargado de la campaÑa de vacunaciÓn en el estado de california. muchÍsimas gracias. >> un placer como siempre. ramÓn: avanzamos con nuestra meteorÓloga para conocer que se pronostica en cuanto a las bajas temperaturas. fernanda: a pesar de que alguno de nuestros sectores en el interior de la bahÍa han estado viendo precipitaciÓn ligera, la realidad es que ha sido una tarde bastante tranquila a travÉs del Área de la bahÍa. en zonas de

ii unknown when shoulders but boris johnson. , unknown when shoulders but boris johnson. _ . ., , johnsonkey just to _ johnson. if the by election result was a turkey just to bring - johnson. if the by election result was a turkeyjust to bring the - was a turkeyjust to bring the festive — was a turkeyjust to bring the festive twist to it, it could be seen — festive twist to it, it could be seen to — festive twist to it, it could be seen to have been stuffed, basted and roasted in downing street. we have a and roasted in downing street. have a full and roasted in downing street. - have a full diet available tonight because he has. on top of the rest of it. but presumably love from the daily mirror. let's move on. it is interesting on the point of leadership to hear what angela has been saying this evening. the deputy leader of the labour party. let's play that in. i leader of the labour party. let's play that im— leader of the labour party. let's play that in. i think boris johnson has set the _ play that in. i think boris johnson has set the tone _ play that in. i think boris johnson has

blood clots late to johnson & johnson. the cdc must decide whether or not to accept this unusual recommendation. >>> santa clara county health officer gave an update on the omicron variate as she outlined her level of concern. >> when i look around the corner, what i see is a deluge of omicron. what i see is perhaps one of the most challenging moments that we have had yet in the pandemic. and i think it is challenging because it is not what we are expecting. we have all come to learn to live with covid over the last two years. and we are all a bit tired. >> shawn chitnis has more on the cases , concerns, and covid five in the south bay . >> reporter: leaders in santa clara county want more people coming to destination sites like this one at the fairgrounds as they say the booster shot is even more important than it ever was before given the ongoing concerns of the omicron variate. specifically we know there are 10 cases in the county, they did say they want to see more people receiving the booster and treating it like that

& johnson, vamos a ver . >>> panel recomendó la vacuna de pfizer y moderna ante la de johnson & johnsonersonas fallecieran, ahora la espera para realizarse un examen de covid-19 son más de 5 horas . >>> por prevención me quiero hacer el test. >>> los médicos se preparan. >>s> i se vaune y usa cubrebocas es posible evitar un desastre. >>> y varios espectadulres de broadway se han visto obligados a cancelar, el evento de tina tuner y harry potter están entre los afectdos y en medio de estos repuntes expertos de salud ven la posibilidad de dar un paso hacia atrás. >>> es razonable que se apliquen medidas más enérgicas de cerrar conciertos , eventos públicos . >>> algunas universidades como de nueva york y princeton cerraron y vuelven a exámenes finales remotos, este es el panorana en nueva york y en todo el país, ahora regresamos contigo . >>> muchas gracias a pesar de la amenaza de este rebrote de coronavirus los niveles de viaje llegarán a niveles prepandemia, y son este año solo 10 millones menos de viajeros , el 91 por ciento se trasladará por vehículo en estas fiestas podeso sistema d