>> jonas: hello. >> this is francis.i'm an old and infirm gentleman in district 2 and it's interesting, i'm calling pretty much to piggy back on what the previous lady just said. my fellow tenants and i are looking down the barrel of what appears to be an unjust eviction for parking and storage. and we've tried to get organized on this and we're having a heck of a tough time figuring out how we go about proposing discretionary review and maybe keep our parking. i've been here 42 years. i don't get around well. losing my parking so somebody can make extra few bucks by building adus is upsetting to me. there you go. thank you very much. >> good afternoon. my name is jerry with the san francisco land use coalition. i'm against the proposed legislation because it is not a city-wide solution to expediting the approval of adus. it is unnecessarily narrow departmental solution. there are four departments involved in approving adu. d.b.i., public works, puc and planning and the proposed legislation only deals with planning. the

, jonas ten. —— join us then.and gloomy sunday for many of you, but for the stage in november it's actually been incredibly mild, and that mild story continues this week. what we've got at the moment, two swirls of cloud, two areas of low pressure out to the west and this one will bring some showers tomorrow. this is what's with us today bringing cloud and patchy rain, but both coming up from a general southerly direction and with that southerly flow, we continue with the mild theme, notjust through into tomorrow but also through most of this week. temperatures above where they should be for the time of year, but do expect some rain at times and some of the wettest conditions will be from mid week onwards, especially across the west. it's certainly mild as we go into the evening, the temperatures staying in double figures for many but teens across the south, but still plenty of cloud around as we see the day out. patchy rain or drizzle, central, eastern scotland through northern and eastern england. becoming confi

on that motion -- >> i'm sorry, jonas. just to be clear, my understanding of the motion was also to remove all of the rear decks, not just the deck that was lost from the four-foot reduction of the yerear -- >> vice president moore: that's correct. >> clerk: then we're getting rid of all rear decks. >> vice president moore: yes. >> clerk: on that motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously, 7-0. thank you, everyone, for your patience today. it was most certainly obscured by technical difficulties. zoning administrator, what say you? >> sure. i would move to close the public hearing on the variance. i intend to adopt the variance with the same conditions approved by the planning commission. >> clerk: commissioners, that will conclude your agenda today. lesb ri >> by the time the last show came, i was like whoa, whoa, whoa. i came in kicking and screaming and left out dancing. [♪] >> hello, friends. i'm the deputy superintendent of instruction at san francisco unified school distri

the first one being jonas salk. and who was jonas salk? what do you remember reading about him? anything? >> anything? he came from a humble background. and he like slowly but surely -- >> his parents were immigrants. his parents i think were russian immigrants, right? but second generation. >> yeah. >> and he like had humble beginnings. but eventually through a series of kind of apprenticeships managed to become a star in the field of medical research. >> what was his education? being a poor immigrant? jewish. >> >> city college of new york. he went to a special high school. city college of new york, which is practically free. and then to nyu, which actually admitted jews which in this period was often not true of other medical schools. so he graduated. he married. he worked at mount sinai hospital. he then went to the university of michigan. and while at the university of michigan he was working on trying to find a vaccine to deal with polio. the school received a lot of grants. but salk began -- he had a falling out with his mentor. because salk actually became - - while he w

jonas salk. what do you know about him? >> he had meager beginnings, but through a series of apprenticeships managed to become a star in the field of medical research. >> what was his education? being a poor immigrant, jewish, went to -- >> wasn't it the city college? >> yeah, city college of new york. practically free, and then to nyu which admitted jews. which in this period was often not true of other medical schools. so he graduated, he married, he worked at mount sinai. he went to the university of mis michigan and there he worked on finding a vaccine to deal with polio. the school received a lot of grants, but salk had a falling out with his mentor because he became, while he was doing this research at this school, he became a consultant to a drug company. and of course there is a direct conflict of interest in doing that. his mentor would really astonished that he did this. and also even at this young age, salk wanted recognition, you know? he really wanted to be sure that everybody knew how important he was and how

i thought i had ten minutes, not five. >> lou, let's just ask jonas, jonas, are you okay with us getting the normal ten minutes, please? >> clerk: it's not up to me, it's up to the chair. president koppel? >> president koppel: that's fine. >> clerk: okay. that's fine. >> i'm going to move through this because we have a love to move through in ten minutes. this is the 469 stevenson project. it's about three years in the making at this point. the project is located at -- between mission and market, fifth street and sixth street. next slide, please, claudine. claudine, can i get the next, next screen? >> director hillis: the slides aren't advancing. >> claudine? >> they're not advancing? >> director hillis: no, they are. you don't see it on the screen, but they have been advanced. >> oh, okay. all right. well, this is -- >> commissioner tanner: it seems like you're watching on t.v. there's a delay, and so you're not going to see the advancing as simultaneously as it's occurring. right now, we're on 5-3 that says "at a glance" at the stop. >> the project is in a 3-g zone. we're using a state

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i thought i had ten minutes, not five. >> lou, let's just ask jonas, jonas, are you okay with us getting the normal ten minutes, please? >> clerk: it's not up to me, it's up to the chair. president koppel? >> president koppel: that's fine. >> clerk: okay. that's fine. >> i'm going to move through this because we have a love to move through in ten minutes. this is the 469 stevenson project. it's about three years in the making at this point. the project is located at -- between mission and market, fifth street and sixth street. next slide, please, claudine. claudine, can i get the next, next screen? >> director hillis: the slides aren't advancing. >> claudine? >> they're not advancing? >> director hillis: no, they are. you don't see it on the screen, but they have been advanced. >> oh, okay. all right. well, this is -- >> commissioner tanner: it seems like you're watching on t.v. there's a delay, and so you're not going to see the advancing as simultaneously as it's occurring. right now, we're on 5-3 that says "at a glance" at the stop. >> the project is in a 3-g zone. we're using a state

this reminds me of the adam jonas call on tesla yesterday.body's realizing that the world is square's oyster at this point, right? >> yeah, 60% upside for this price target one of the interesting trends here, i think, is that google search data they said they are taking market share from venmo and square originally. they did similar data and it was big in mississippi, in the south. if they're able to take that market share in the big. er cities, coastal cities like san francisco and new york, and it's a lot more profitable than venmo. it used to be a side project and now every analyst seems to be more focused on the cash app than that seller business. >> we talked about monster performance stocks like mastercard and visa for the past decade and i wonder if square, if we're passing the baton and these are the payment stocks of the future >> look at the performance square is up close to 300% paypal is half that. paypal has flattened out for months square keeps on going. i find that cash app that kate was talking about very interesting because i

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>> director hillis: jonas, can you hear us? jonas, can you hear us? >> clerk: i can hear you, yes, i can hear you. okay. well -- >> director hillis: you're answering is delayed. you're answering several seconds after we ask the question. >> clerk: chan -- right, so let me do this. chan, if you could take over as host, and director hillis, if you could take over for the motio motions -- and rich, if you could take over for the motions for staff? >> good afternoon, commissioners. this is rich sucre, aplanning department staff. commissioner imperial? >> commissioner imperial: move to continue items as appropriate. >> commissioner diamond: second. >> okay. we have a second from commissioner diamond. all right, commissioners. okay. so we have a motion to continue the items as proposed from commissioner imperial and a second from commissioner diamond. going through the roll -- [roll call] >> okay. that motion passes 7-0. zoning administrator, what say you on item 3-b? >> i will continue that item for 526 lombard street -- [inaudible] >> yeah, there's defini

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let's get the thoughts of dr jones drawn by the program jonas director of the washington pain center good to see you if this vaccine works john clearly it's good news for many but do you think the way it's being politicized could whole thing. yeah i mean we've been at this now for 8 months and again the kobe 1000 pandemic at least in the united states is been a political football a thing to her donald trump the economy they will play up and the other side is this is the same way so i think it's very scary that we're here with we're seeing this tremendous and tragic intersection between politics and science which is not the way to move forward is it a coincidence that pfizer waited until just after the election literally 48 hours after biden declared victory himself before making the announcement. i'm sure some conspiracy theories on the right the conservative movement would say so they might have so they slow walk this then waited till after the election i mean who really knows that in the bottom line is i'm just glad that we're here to have something that's 90 percent effective for

jonas, charlie boyle, geo political analyst, ron wrote for us, gave us their views on the idea of a new work from home tax. major cost for people is really nice and i was getting to work on that nice. try to get some sort of year and a lot of cases that automatically remove the you know, significant costs associated with with get into an office job. i think this needs to be proven 1st. the people who are working from home at the long run will save money. you need a fully equipped, equipped office. you need hardware. you need more space, which you need to rent or to buy. if people stay at home, work from home, the turnover is reduced for many other businesses and this hurts the overall economy. and this is not going to be resolved in the next couple months because the super slow downs over everyone's getting, trying to go back to work. the rest of governments have really increased their debts quite considerably. so if this tax, if this extra tax for people who can work for from home is supposed to be something like a compensation for these losses and for these deaths, i think it's a tota

>> director hillis: jonas, can you hear us? jonas, can you hear us? >> clerk: i can hear you, yes, i can hear you. okay. well -- >> director hillis: you're answering is delayed. you're answering several seconds after we ask the question. >> clerk: chan -- right, so let me do this. chan, if you could take over as host, and director hillis, if you could take over for the motio motions -- and rich, if you could take over for the motions for staff? >> good afternoon, commissioners. this is rich sucre, aplanning department staff. commissioner imperial? >> commissioner imperial: move to continue items as appropriate. >> commissioner diamond: second. >> okay. we have a second from commissioner diamond. all right, commissioners. okay. so we have a motion to continue the items as proposed from commissioner imperial and a second from commissioner diamond. going through the roll -- [roll call] >> okay. that motion passes 7-0. zoning administrator, what say you on item 3-b? >> i will continue that item for 526 lombard street -- [inaudible] >> yeah, there's defini

local reporter jonas in turn to this report from the heart of the protests, the police are trying to approach her is wrong approach. primary around 2000 protesters were here yesterday, 3000 similar probably a bit smaller crowd yesterday,, but there's also reports of protests across the city outside the n.s.f., the national state security offices, flood parliament itself. the protest is largely organized by opposition parties, although only 2 of them are in power. the 17, it's called on the protests, and called for the prime minister nicola passing on to resign since his deal was made on monday with the by john, which has been 3. mr. tory of why these protesters there are $90000.00 ethnic armenians have fled. the recent hostilities in the disputed nagorno-karabakh region, many of those left in the wake of the deal, and it became clear their homes and villages would be handed over to buckaroo makeshift centers with volunteers and aid workers have been created to help accommodate them. some of those fleeing a found shelter in homes of total strangers in armenia, you guessed on of report

in their servitude jonas and i mean the death toll among people who were some who were succumbing to the fire was virus was rising the trumpet ministration was due to new and detail playing it it didn't look good for the republicans so they they really really didn't want to be seen continuing to fund that type of open everest toward the american people i think for the republican money machine of the republican donors that was the singular. turning point for them already in trouble with. there month we got a little bit of time left lloyd but 2 minutes but i want to ask you in this 11 the most important question of all how do we wrestle control 'd of corporate money impact money away from these 2 parties if we even care and get you know the donations if you can there's always going to be political donations but how do we get it out of the hands of corporations and back into the hands of the people who are belongs. i mean the 1st answer people always give this to overturn citizens united that people need to think understand that the supreme court has ruled in favor of corporate spending

>> tesla piece >> jonas brothers. >> i get it. >> he's talking about the ecosystem, and now the softwarebeing -- where was all this stuff at 300 and 200 and 100? where was it where was it >> yes not only that, jim, but reuters really quick says that gm will roll out an expanded ev strategy and spending plan tomorrow, reuters says, so it is going to get interesting here next few weeks and months >> well, i just think that there is so many i had lordstown on last night, we had riveon coming >> i know. worth talking to mike wirth about, right >> can we get wirth on can we get mike wirth on from chevron? >> yeah. >> let's ask him. >> like andrew sorkin can get people, you got someone? >> he just knows how to get me shares of chevron are up, they had a strong week. the vaccine data from pfizer and moderna helped energy stocks and the market over this last week or so. joining us now as we said is michael wirth, the chairman and ceo of chevron michael, good to have you. and nice to see you on "squawk on the street" for a change. i would love you to weigh in, actually, longer term, of course, ju

they said the path isn't as clear as competitors like gm jonas is less impressed by its decision to offer. can you read more about it at our website. do you like this call, mike? do you agree with it >> the move towards electronic vehicles and general motors, a pretty good one, is critical but we have to think about the near term bottom line. when it comes to ford, the biggest selling vehicle for the country is the f-150 a new one has rolled out for 2021 if people are worried about the electronic vehicle market, you can buy this at a cheap valuation versus others in the industry i think they will catch up eventually >> it seems that morgan stanley prefers gm over ford do you >> in the sort term, certainly we have talked about rating and valuations around the evs. when you don't have that when the competivity landscape is shifting and shaping, i think it's pretty cut and dried and they laid it out well in their research report. i think they did a good job of addressing some of the need in europe but until they address the focal point, they will continue to lag. >> who were you disagreeing

the uganda red cross society is hoping campaigns to raise awareness will bring in more jonas and save lives that are currently being lost. and that's all we have time for on the program for more of our stories go to. africa or check out our facebook and twitter pages now today we leave you with. flowers from south africa's capital pretoria and. blocking that. we believe that if you haven't started studying and the jacaranda starts to lose its 2 legs you're going to jail. you know i mean it is a commercial is that if you work underneath google jacaranda tree and one of the palace walls and. tearing off records and time then you're going to buy st john's economy by. this of. old for over rich and home the 4th time from. the bottom of the valley at the last dragon those words are true. passionate drama competition wife marketing. that's how intuition. money 1000000 fans are in the fight spammers and. kick off on you tube joining us. is the american dream really just that a dream photographer matt black documents america's underdogs a look at his work coming up and later on arts and cultu

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the uganda red cross society is hoping campaigns to raise awareness will bring in more jonas and save lives that are currently being lost. and that's all we have time for on the program from. africa or check out our facebook and twitter pages today we leave you with. flowers from south africa's capital pretoria and a bit of on. the walking that. we believe that if you haven't started studying and the jacaranda stock to lose its 2 legs you're going to fail. no i mean it is a comment is that if you work underneath the jacaranda tree and one of the foulest schools you know during the course and time thing i was going to be flying. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word published in the book. is in germany to learn german why not with him it's simple online on your mobile and free shops d w z e learning course nikos fake german made easy. in the. climate change. the city's. people. want to do is to think of their future. d.w. dot com make a city the multimedia. click. is the american dream really just that a dream photographer matt black documents amer

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. >> jonas brothers. >> the beatles? >> the beatles. that is unbelievable.s test, the men born in the late 90s or early 2000s. >> the beatles is wild. i would like to know what paul would have to say about that. >> paul mccartney is the guy from wings. coming up in 16 minutes, 6-figure campaign ads dominated the airwaves, mike pence is set to visit georgia today. and going to washington to see the president, we have jonathan turley here to break it down on what it means plus lawrence jones, tom cotton and geraldo rivera. tomorrow is the weekend and we have the weekend cohost, and start your engines and gear up not for one but 3 different auto shows. all electric mustang. country singer tim montana making his debut this morning, and join us for a special performance you won't want to miss. the channel you transfer your morning news, back in just a couple. - [announcer] your typical vacuum has bristles that can leave cleaning gaps and wrap hair. so shark replaced them with flexible power fins to directly engage floors and dig deep into carpets. pick up more on

the uganda red cross society is hoping campaigns to raise awareness will bring in more jonas and save lives that are currently being lost. and that's all we have time for on the program for. africa. today we leave you with. flowers from south africa's capital pretoria and a bit of an urban myth that hostile blocking that. we believe that if you haven't started studying in the jacaranda starts to lose its 2 legs you're going to fail. you know i mean it is a commercial is that if you woke underneath jacaranda tree and one of the palace walls and. hearing reports out i don't think i was going to be flying. to the point strong opinions clear positions of international perspectives. america has voted for the outcome of the presidential election is posing more questions than answers. could reunite in reconcile the bits of a divided nation more to the point. 20. 2.20 pm 16 d.w. . this is deja vu news live from berlin as the u.s. waits for a result president donald trump delivers his 1st major remarks since election night you're looking at live pictures from the press briefing room in the whi

europe and this is quite remarkable to some extent for the europeans they, if anything, trump-pence jonas be much more self-reliant, you need to be able to stand on your own two feet. there is a word that officials keep repeating in brussels which is strategic autonomy. europe has to be more autonomous in the way it does politics. over the short-term, clearly relief, but the long-term picture is europe needs to be much more strategic in its own political agenda. annmarie: what does it mean about the brexit deal? we have some clarity on who will be the president-elect. did biden make a brexit deal more likely? the two things, are separate, but of course, the context really matters. we know president trump was a fan of brexit. he said he believed brexit was a good thing for the united kingdom. he repeated he was ready to sign a big deal with boris johnson. they said that the irish have to be respected, that they cannot be threatened, and that the peace treaties have to be upheld in between the two. the tone has shifted. over the weekend, the language coming out of the united kingdom shifted

maybe i don't want to give my kids health info to a third-party ap if they just want to go see the jonasstand i want concert bac and some normalcy, but is this too far of a line to go from haiti, mandating just facemasks to having to prove that you got the vaccine. there is definitely a little bi of a gray area. also, these tech companies tell us we won't do anything with th information then we find out that the information is getting leaked on line. there is that aspect to where this private information is going. i would do it, for adele, i don't know if i would do it. actually they bring you to the roof. that is start standard operatin procedure. these are ways to make sure everything is safe. are we going to see had to go from live events to be airplane next that you have to prove som sort of negative tester that you've had the vaccine to get o an airplane or what if that doe go to in employee and. >> what's the difference betwee that and the airline requiring mask or whatever. it's just another leap forward. you just don't like the intrusion. >> i feel like this is the way we're goin

and breaking news on tesla, all you tesla bulls will love this, moments ago morgan stanley's adam jonasg tesla to an overweight with a price target of $540, about 20% up side to tesla's current price. the idea, and i'm reading the note, he says tesla is on the verge of a profound model shift from selling cars to generating high margin recurring software and services revenue he thinks that will be the primary driver of the bull case. morgan stanley upgrading tesla moments ago. you're welcome thanks for watching us seyoe u tomorrow "squawk box" is next i feel like we're forgetting something. let me check. xfinity home gives you peace of mind from anywhere with professionally monitored home security built around you. no, i think we're good. good. so when you're away, you don't have to worry. the tent. we forgot... the tent. except about that. xfinity home. simple. easy. awesome. hey look, i found the tent! get xfinity home with no term contract required. click or call today. morning. futures up again this morning, the dow now past 30,000 in striking distance. we'll show you what is moving

you think of jonas salk, the doctor who developed it. nobody remembers who was president then. why would donald trump think he is responsible for the vaccine just because it was developed during his presidency? should we blame him for directing the movie "cats" too? by that logic. [ laughter ] he's like, i demand credit for the vaccine that stops a virus i've spent almost a year denying is at all a problem. apparently trump was planning some kind of big reveal. a vac-stravaganza of some kind. of course he was. ted nugent and kid rock shredding on stage. a mosh pit. a bonfire of n95 masks. every other tent is a kissing booth. trump was reportedly planning to have a press conference at which he would read past headlines that were negative toward him. i guess he'd say, "i told you so." how would that go, exactly? look at this, "trump silent on virus surge as cases rise." told you! "trump claims coronavirus outbreak is a fake news conspiracy!" told you! "trump went golfing 25 times as a virus killed over 200,000 americans!" he wants to remind us of this? go ahead. it sounds like a

morgan stanley's adam jonas upgrading the to, to overweight and boosting price target to $540 a sharesays tesla is shifting from being just a car company to making more money from software and services polaris is falling after announcing the ceo is leighing the company. he will now taking over cnh industrial pol polaris down 5%. bitcoin breaking above 18,000 for the first time in nearly three years. >> wow, kelly. now to the bond market, rick santelli tracking the action there at the cme rick >> yes, john, let's do a 2020 on the market all 20 years, intraday of 20-year, largest ever, $27 billion. it wasn't a spectacular auction. rates have moved higher, which makes sense when there was avoidance buying into the action if we look at the 20-year since last friday, 142 is where it settled. we're still all long maturitiems higher on price. if we look at the first day it traded, the 21st of may, you could see we're on the high side that really gives a good glimpse of what rates have been doing the last 20-plus months. the dollar index looks to close down for the fifth session in a row. kel

we send heartfelt congratulations to congressional correspondent chad pergram for being awarded the jonasjournalism by the radio and television correspondence association for his coverage of congress that really only chad can do. >> it's called ping-pong. let's say the senate has a bill and pains it over to the house. if this is the capital crypts. two levels below the capitol rotunda floor. it looks like a jail, but it isn't. capitol hill might not have the same glitz as hollywood, but the stars of the show come through the back doors here too buried congresswoman -- can you come over and talk to us here for a minute? >> wow. what's the news? what's the news? and besides, how do you move the washington monument? chad pergram, fox news. >> bret: chad has about every detail there is about congress. we are very lucky to have him. congratulations. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight, that is it for this "special report." fair, balanced, and still unafraid. "the story" posted by martha maccallum up in new york starts right now, and martha, tell you what, chad has every detail there

on the barr era and doj ends, you can sum up this final messaging memo with a point courtesy of joe jonasnd demi lovato. no matter the song you sing, this wouldn't change a thing. no, this wouldn't change a thing. when bill barr is focused on covering himself for trump, you know it's really over. up ahead, we have the great joyce vance with us today for the supreme court hearing on obamacare today. why many people see a collision of a defendant and tonight, later on "the beat" our special election interview with arianna huffing ton. arianna huffing ton. before voltaren arthritis pain gel, my husband would have been on the sidelines. but not anymore! an alternative to pills voltaren is the first full prescription strength non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel to target pain directly at the source for powerful arthritis pain relief. voltaren. the joy of movement. >>> there's a lot going on but did you know the supreme court took up obamacare oral arguments again today? donald trump had basically pushed for this case. they want to dismantle the law to leave 21 million people without health car

here we go, we're excited to announce that nick jonas is making his return to the show as a coach into win. >> who's the new coach >> i have no idea. do you know who it is? >> i am totally in the dark. >> whoa! >> i've been living and breathing "the voice" since season 18. little do these coaches know, i've grown stronger by the day the newbie has now become the master >> it's nick jonas, he's back. what are you doing, buddy, taking a nap >> a warrior never sleeps. >> my god, he's so cute when he's scary. >> that's a good one. >> i said it a million times, what makes a great coach on "the voice" is a great person and nick is a great addition to our family season 20 of "the voice" is going to premiere in early 2021. >>> a little more popstart for you. yeah, maybe, maybe not all right. gwen stefani and ryan tedder are getting together and releasing some new christmas music they have done that. it's called "here this christmas. gwen performs on the track which was written and produced by ryan tedder this morning we have an exclusive look ♪ don't need presents under the tree ♪ ♪ don't ne

jonas salk came up with the poll o -- polio after him. >> name it after anyone.l the vaccine the uniter. >> i like uniter or anything factual. we have the debates around the word about vaccines. let's look at the facts. we had someone in ta trial say it was safe and good. i want to get robert de niro is weighing in. he was on the view. and i can always take more of him in my week. take a look. >> he's the one who was prosecuted under the rico act and he's representing a mob family. it's crazy. i don't know what happened. i can't understand it's just as easy to say look, i can't buy into this. i can't go along with it. it's over, i'm out. he would have so much respect and people woiuld hire him. it's nuts. >> up to the heart of this. we don't foe what's going on inside anyone's mind. including rudy giuliani. there's a lot of people who held him in high esteem for earlier parts of his work. who are just baffled or disappointed now. when you see this is the final chapter. >> it's -- i have talked to rudy giuliani allies over the past year. and one tonight about his

jonas salk announced on radio that he had a advantages eve the american people cheered. spirits, and i see that pfizer today has submitted their emergency use authorization request to the fda. this could be a tremendous christmas present to the american people. >> one more question about your experience did it hurt, and did you experience any side effects? did the shot itself cause any unusual pain >> yeah. no, it didn't. i typically get the flu shot every year, and it remind me of getting the flu shot it was virtually painless that the vaccine itself i had a little bit of a sore arm for a couple of days, and then i had slight chills about a day after that lasted a few hours. they resolved. i felt completely fine the next day and that was probably an indicator that i had the vaccine because about half the participants in the trial received a placebo, about half the actual vaccine was a blind trial so they wouldn't tell you if you were getting the actual vaccine or not but my experience with the vaccine was similar to the flu shot. >> thank you for coming on to tell us al

had a wide circle of friends, including someone he served within the state legislature named abraham jonas. he was a prominent lawyer and lincoln's also incidentally, best jewish friend. he had a brother who was a lawyer in new orleans. jones said let's see what he can do. he said i think we can buy them out. lincoln raised a subscription in the town of money, but only raised $16. $16. so he sold his own insurance policy to raise the rest of the money and bought john shelby's freedom. and this is, in effect, the first person he emancipated, buys his freedom. it's not publicized. no one knows about it. he does it in private. it's controversial to do such a thing. >> let's talk about the lincoln/douglas debates. in 1858. who won those debates? we know douglas won the election, of course, in the state legislature when they were still choosing u.s. senators. did lincoln win the debates and why did he win those debates and did he win them right away or over the course of the debates? >> let's start at the end and then we will go to the debates. the end is douglas wins because the senators are c

jonas salk announced on the radio then they had a vaccine. the american people cheered.o be effective unless there is significant adoption of the vehicle seen. so anything i can do to encourage americans, encourage montanans to take the vaccine i will do it by example this is no different from taking a yearly flu shot. i am thankful, looks like i got the actual vaccine based on the antibody test. i encourage all americans to get out to get the vaccine once it becomes available. thank god for these companies an american innovation are working so hard to get their scientists targeted on these vaccines. looks like we're very close now with 95% effectiveness. listen, these vaccines that moderna and pfizer now have completed the phase three clinical trials, these effective rates are the high-water marks for vaccines. these are breakthrough, amazing technology, that will frankly save lives, it will insure we get back to normal to get our economy back to normal again. i think we'll all look forward to. connell: it is remarkable how fast it has come about as said a number of tim