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. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to fox news live on jonathan hunt. johnsonne-shot covid vaccinations could resume as soon as saturday. they federal regulators said lift it today. the vaccination stopped over a rare blood clotting disorders of six women who received the vaccine. nine more cases have been discovered since them. all women under the age of 50. and seven remain hospitalized. the benefits outweigh the risk and the warning label about the blood clotting risk will be added to. an area where naval submarine with 53 people on board went missing. this is the oxygen supply running dangerously low. that vessel disappeared on wednesday, 60 miles north of bali, the u.s. military sending a aircraft to assist in the search. i'm jonathan hunt, now back to "hannity." ♪ ♪ >> sean: just like we have been telling you, joe biden the extreme socialist democrats climate agenda has little to do with actually saving the planet. it has everything to do with overhauling and controlling every aspect of your day-to-day life. joe biden's plan is to cut emissions by 50% ove

delay taking any action on the johnson and johnson covid vaccine, dealing another blow to the biggest vaccination project in american history. reporter jonathania gives us this update from atlanta. still no decision on what to do about johnson and johnson. the company's vaccine was put on hold in the u. s. after at least six women developed rare blood clots. on wednesday, the cdc vaccine advisory committee met to review the data but adjourn before making a decision, saying they need more information. much of the meeting explore the way the vaccine was developed. and why there have been no major complications with the other vaccines currently in use in the u. s the astrazeneca and johnson johnson vaccines both use and adenovirus vector. these vaccines are different from the fizer and madonna vaccines, which are a marin, a based vaccines. the white house says. there are enough fizer and madonna doses to fill the gap for now, but a growing number of health care centers are calling the pause a big setback because it's difficult in many underserved communities. to get folks to keep their second appointments. having a one dose allows us to have tho

jonathan: dr. fauci there on the johnson & johnson vaccine which takes a pause in the u.s.ing to you all. your friday morning price action is shaping up as follows on the s&p 500, all-time highs -- s&p 500, all-time highs. a big rally through this week and particularly in yesterday's session. euro-dollar, 1.1987. the dollar store, coming in to 21, the consensus trade was pretty confident. we have a whole lot of news over the past month or so. lisa: and the question is how much we see positioning. people without short dollar positions and now we are recalibrating and can get back into a weaker dollar story. people were betting the bond yields would go up. they did, how much of this is a short squeeze? jonathan: i have talked about journalists being seduced's dashed being seduced and -- being seduced and sometimes we are seduced by action. i think we got a taste of that in the bond market yesterday. let's talk about the vaccine rollout. we have been looking forward to the johnson & johnson vaccine because it is a single dose. the hopes we could -- the hopes were we could vacc

jonathan: thank you, guy johnson over in london.ubt we will hear from heads of state around the world with response to the death of prince philip. just 30 minutes ago, we heard from the royal family on twitter come up and is with deep sorrow the queen has announced the death of her beloved husband, prince philip, duke of edinburgh." at 99, prince philip has died. ♪ jonathan: for our audience worldwide, this is "bloomberg surveillance." had a look at 4100 on the s&p 500. unreal, this move since late october, since 12 months ago. right now we advanced 0.2%. nasdaq underperforming on the session so far, unchanged. your russell advances about 0.5%. coming into friday, it was down on the week a similar amount. they nasdaq 100 on the week up about 3%. in the bond market, your 10-year treasury yield a little bit higher, up four basis points to 1.66%. in about 30 minutes, we will catch up with the vice chair of the federal reserve, richard clarida. if you sing about where we have come from in the last six months, it is about the anticipatio

jonathan ferro. equity futures down 16. guy johnson would say in london, today is about exchanging ideas. tom: abrupt reversal from yesterday. we came out of the weekend with a non-correlated market. the real yield comes back nicely. and there is the dollar weakness. jonathan: the euro-dollar, 1.25. tom: lawrence dyer says what we are getting wrong, we are looking at the critically dyer and major go on the x axis. they have got to take a longer average view, which is what the new federal reserve system is doing. they are not looking at one quarters, two quarters, three quarters of data. they are looking at four quarters of yield and inflation data. jonathan: a whole lot longer. lisa: the amount of debt that has been incurred to survive the pandemic, that has a lack effect on inflation -- lag effect on inflation. this is the conundrum. can we still get inflation without a change to some of these structural underpinnings? jonathan: let's turn to price action briefly. a slight decline, down 17 on the s&p. i feel slightly hung over except i have not been drinking. sometimes it takes a while t

additional cases of blood clots associated with the johnson and johnson vaccine as they continue their investigation. we get more now from fox's jonathan. for a third straight day. the johnson and johnson vaccine remains on hold in the u. s the cdc is independent advisory committee failing to reach consensus during an emergency meeting, saying they need more information about the blood clots that led to the pause and use. at least six women develop the clots after getting the johnson and johnson shot on one of those women died. this is exactly how things are supposed to work. if there's something weird that happens, we need to know about it. we need to study it. the main theory at this point the vaccines developed with anti virus vectors like johnson and johnson and astrazeneca are prompting a rare inflammatory reaction in blood vessels leading to the clots, and officials say the pause allows doctors and the general public time to report any additional cases that could be related to the vaccine. the complications are rare, but they are something people should be aware of, if you have a sudden headache. change in mental status. anything

johnson and johnson's vaccine in atlanta. jonathan serrie ktvu fox two news, the california department of public health, released a statement and reads in part california is following the fda and cdc is recommendation and has directed healthcare providers to pause the use of the johnson and johnson vaccine until we receive further direction from health and safety experts. additionally the state will convene the western states scientific safety review workgroup to review the information provided by the federal government on this issue. as the federal government has said. we do not expect a significant impact to our vaccination allocations in california less than 4% of our vaccine allocation this week is that johnson and johnson vaccine. kaiser permanente will team up with the marin county public health department to create a mass vaccination site at the marin county fairgrounds in sandra fell, they'll combine resource is from vaccination sites, a terrible in the high school and the marine center with the goal of vaccinating up to 3600

well from all this on the jumbo jonathan crane from g.w. sports johnson how much of an earthquake is this for you a beautiful bowl well i mean if this leak does go ahead it will completely change the fabric of european football really hard it would kind of damage the integrity of your wife is competitions to be the champions league now a breakaway league has long been rumored it's often been used perhaps as a negotiating tactic to get more out of the way for but this is the 1st time we've actually seen concrete proposals laid out on the table we can have a look at how exactly this super league would take shape other 12 clubs have signed up so far the league would eventually have 15 members and then 5 would qualify marriage they'd play in midweek 1st in a league formats and then a knockout to decide the winner crucially most controversially perhaps those 15 found the clubs there's no relegation always going to be in this league no matter how badly they perform always going to have exactly always going to have access to those riches and that's why this is k

an emergency meeting today over concerns about the safety of the johnson and johnson coronavirus vaccine. correspondent jonathanerrie tells us what's being discussed from atlanta. the breaking news this afternoon. good evening, jonathan. >> good evening to you, bret. it's going to be at least another week before the cdc's independent advisory committee of vaccine efforts is able to vote on a recommendation regarding the johnson and johnson vaccine. committee members say they need more time and data. in the meantime, j and j's shots remain on hold. >> state and federal vaccination sites have put the shots on pause tuesday after six incidents, one fatal, involving a rare combination of blood clots and low plate let counts in women. >> jointly cdc and fda were able to identify these rare events and act quickly to alert healthcare providers and the public. >> with more than 7.2 million j and j doses already administered, federal health officials today pushed back on criticism that their abundance of caution may actually increase hesitancy among americans already skeptical of vaccines. >> it should reinforce in thos

jonathan? >> good morning, dr. fauci. good to see you again. as you well know, the johnson & johnson vaccine was highly touted because it is just one shot. it can be stored at normal temperatures. and it was being viewed as a place as a vaccine that could really be used in rural areas, poor areas, harder to reach areas, both in the united states and then, of course, in the developing world. we're seeing poor countries really struggling right now with the virus. so can you walk us through just the timetable now. when should we expect a decision from the fda? what would that entail? and then when would we see potentially the johnson & johnson vaccine start going back into people's arms? >> well, what the fda and the cdc said that this would be a matter of days to weeks rather than weeks to months. so i think you're going to be hearing about a decision of the way forward really relatively soon. what are the options? the options are come back and say we looked at it. nothing there. not anymore than you would expect in the general population and go right back to what you were ta

jonathan: that was prime minister boris johnson.s has got to be the business story of the week worldwide, the collapse of the super league that lasted about 48 hours. from new york city this morning, good morning. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. here's your price action this wednesday morning. on the s&p 500, down about three points, off about 0.1%. the nasdaq, the russell. the russell down more than 3% coming into wednesday. euro-dollar, $1.2006. let's just sit on that story. what a mess it has been. some of the tycoons of the business world have just made one of the biggest miscalculations perhaps in the history of sport, at least in the history of the business of sport. tom: i don't think that is off the mark. i'm not going to go back to world war ii, but certainly back to my youth. it has just been asked ordinary. why don't you bring it up with alix webb in london? he has observed it. maybe he has some wisdom we don't have. jonathan: alex, your take on the week so far? it felt like a month. alex: ast

judy: johnson, thoughts on that -- jonathan, thoughts on that?david's column and i thought it was terrific. what is happening to be republican party is terrible for governance but also terrible for the direction the country is going and especially a country that is changing demographically as quickly as the united states. we are not goingo be able to hold the enterprise that is america to gather as long as one of the two major parties in this country one, does not govern, and two, gives voice to and gives cover for the mastic terrorists, racism, and the graduation of white supremacy. we will not survive if that is the way the republican party will remain. judy: sobering ending to this conversation. david, we thank you. johnathan, we thank you. jonathan: thanks judy. david: thanks. ♪ judy: as we do at the end of every week, we remember some of the remarkable individuals who have lost their lives to covid-19. ♪ aaron had a deep belly laugh and they natural charm, traits that made him a great friend and gifted salesman. brooklyn bread, he served in

and jonathan joran joins us now. >> like johnson. and kathryn, according to the city, they said at the time there was not enough details to move forward with an investigation on to claims one in 2017, another one. just last february for poli has denied those claims. but one former city council member who was in office at the time of that first claim in 2017 says that city leaders couldn't do more because there wasn't enough evidence, but he now wishes they could have done more at the time. >> he's adamant about not resign, but he needs to step down. bruce okrepkie is among the many in windsor now calling for mayor dominic foppoli to step down us claims of assault continue to swirl around him in the last week alone. 6 women have come forward claiming they were attacked by 4 poli on tuesday. the city of windsor admitted that they knew about alleged incidents as early as november 2017 with a pulley was a council member okrepkie also on the council at the time after time. >> you end up he said she said situation. and. was unsettling to u

jonathan: can we finish what we started? dustin johnsonhis bad for the game that this is the greatest player in the world right now? dennis: one thing bad for the game is how far these young men are hitting the ball. they're changing golf courses around the country, making golf courses obsolete. we will have to do something to slow down the ability for these men to hit it 430 yards. something has to change have probably that means the golf ball has to change. tom: what about the club? dennis: i gave up my persimmon driver only a couple of years ago. jonathan: i love time getting involved in golf. he has never played in his life. what should we tell tom? tom, do you know who dustin has been dating? tom: i am aware that. she gets the great seats. jonathan: mr. gretzky's daughter. dennis gartman, former editor of the gartman letter. tom, i would love to get you out on the golf course. i've not played for a long, long time. if you actually -- have you swung a golf club before? tom: i caddied. i spoke to lee trevino about that and is 68 open. i

jonathan. >> reporter: the government expects there to be a significant increase in the johnson & johnson supply by early to mid day. the hope is that 33 million people in california would have received at least one dose at that point by the end of this month. >>> today on our 3:00 program getting answers, we talked with doctor george rutherford. he said some states are seeing a fourth wave but not california in part because of our cautious reopening and is praising the governor's announcement. >> i think this is the right move and we will be able to follow things like hospitalizations, of people who have been vaccinated because what we are looking for is vaccine failure in the sense that people get sick. we will also be able to follow cases. >> today's announcement about reopening is something that businesses have been desperately waiting for. our abc7 reporter is in the newsroom with that part of the coverage. >> reporter: about 42% of california has received at least one dose of the vaccine. business owners are reflecting on the past year and how many survived on a month to month basis. havin

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and johnson covid-19 vaccines ended up in a dumpster human error is now being blamed for the mix up the company has now halted shipments of the vaccine while the fda investigates kron four's. jonathan mccall has that story. >> according to the new york times, human error now being blamed for a bad batch of johnson johnson covid-19 single dose vaccines. the times says that workers mixed up the ingredients forcing as many as 15 million doses to be tossed in the trash. now the pharmaceutical giant has put a halt to further shipments of the vaccine while the food and drug administration looks into what happened. the system worked perfectly and that's what's supposed to happen. doctor dean winslow was with stanford medical and says that wednesday's news while disappointing is not all that uncommon again, it's very complex and there are, course, you know, literally dozens if not places your errors estates could kind of kerch was low, says that errors are to be expected when dealing with vaccines in the manufacturing of them. >> but he says that safeguards along with quality control standards are put into place to prevent defective materials from ever leaving. he says in this instance, th

. >> jason johnson, jonathan lemire is with us and has a question for you. jonathan? >> hey, jason.former president in the form of these press releases. he is clearly trying to stay viable and relevant and shape the party. but questions persist whether he actually will take the plunge and run again and some of those close to him have their doubts, but no decision has been made. let's take's ed premise as right and trumpism is here to stay. but let's say it's not president trump who takes the mantle. who do you see within the party as inheriting that and going forward and emerging perhaps as the trumpian candidate or candidates in 2024? >> so i want to tackle another one of his premises, too. joe biden is not stepping down. i don't care if you have to play "weekend at bernie's," joe biden is not going to step down from running for president in 2024 as long as he's remotely ambulatory. this idea that the republicans would be able to face off against vice president harris is ridiculous at this point. it's going to be desantis or josh hawley or i think ted cruz will run again. there are

& johnson privately reached out to other vaccine maker is asking if they could investigate those blood clotting risks. mulder now and pfizer apparently declined but astrazeneca was open to it. jonathanjohnson's vaccine will likely remain on pause here in the u.s. for at least another week. at the independent panel advising the cdc on vaccines will reconvene next friday to review the latest safety data. and oxford university study awaiting peer review suggests people who get vaccinated against the coronavirus or 8-10 times less likely to get serious blood clots in the brain then on vaccinated individuals who get sick with covid-19. the ceo of pfizer told a health forum that vaccinated individuals will likely require a booster shot 6-12 months after their first dose followed by annual covid-19 vaccinations. anthony fauci says research is underway. >> in fact, ongoing already are clinical trials looking at a boost of the original wild type virus vaccine as well as a boost with a variant specific. >> anthony fauci says researchers are looking at a booster that will help with the problematic south african variant as well as the original coronavirus. >> sandra: jonathan serrie on that sto

the use of johnson & johnson's version of her worries about potentially dangerous blood clots to a few people out of millions already who have received the shot. correspondent jonathan serrie has' update. >> the cdc and fda have announced a pause on johnson & johnson's covid-19 vaccine after six women developed a rare combination of blood clots and low platelet counts six to 13 days after receiving the shot. when patient died and another is in critical condition. federal vaccination centers have stopped administering j&j shots and at least 45 states have done the same. >> are fda is internationally known for their capability of making sure that we have the safest products out there. >> was only six reported cases among the 6.8 million americans receiving the vaccine, former president trump was quick to criticize the biden administration's caution saying that people have already taken the vaccine will be up in arms and perhaps all of this was done for politics. federal health officials saying the vaccine accounts for less than 5% of shots in arms to date. >> is basically 100% unquestionable for every single solitary american. >> but it comes as case numbers are surgi

jonathan: sam, good to catch up as always. just to recap that breaking news for you, six point 8 million doses up johnson & johnson administeredn the united states -- for you, six point 8 million doses of the johnson & johnson vaccine administered in the united states. the fda and cdc are recommending a paul's in -- a pause in that vaccine because of a rare blood clot condition in six cases. the fda will review that analysis as it also investigates these cases. until that is complete, this is the headline. we will take a pause on the j&j vaccine. at least, that is what they are recommending in the united states of america. tom: the history of this goes back to 1960, and there is a significant distinction stated by washington and by the fda, the cdc, and all of the institutions that the united states will be different. this was codified in the thalidomide crisis of the late 1950's, culminating in frances kelsey's work at the fda in 1960, where we said we will be more cautious. with us now, the ever cautious jack fitzpatrick of bloomberg government. jack, the heritage here of a cautious washington and a cautious institutional me

johnson vaccine. >> the fda is investigating kron. 4 shots mccall is live at the vaccination site in contra costa county with the details. and jonathanf it could further delay people getting the vaccine. that's the big question tonight. that is the big question tonight. a lot of folks are paying attention to this. we've learned at least from johnson johnson.

and johnson's covid-19 vaccines ended up in a dumpster human error is now being blamed for this mix up the company's now halted shipments of the vaccine while the fda investigates kron four's jonathan mccall live for us. is that a vast and vaccination site in contra costa county with the details and johnson. a lot of people wondering if this going to affect the distribution of the johnson and johnson vaccine for people who desperately want one. that's right. and that is a big question that still remains unanswered tonight. ken and catherine, you know what johnson and johnson says right now. >> they have halted further shipments of this vaccine. how long that will last. still unknown. but one stanford doctor that i get a chance to talk with today say despite the news being disappointing of those vaccines not being able to be used. he says that the safeguards and quality controls in place actually worked in shows even further proof that the vaccine is safe. >> according to the new york times, human error now being blamed for a bad batch of johnson johnson covid-19 single dose vaccines. the times says that workers mixed up the ingredients forcing as many as 15 million doses to be toss

of british and irish politics jonathan tong thinks the government made a series of false promises to the people of northern ireland for the british government bonds johnson in particular have to bear a considerable amount of responsibility it was boris johnson who went over to belfast and totally democratic party the largest party in northern ireland told the public party conference 3 years ago that it would be untold for any british government to preside over a border in the irish sea forest johnson says hacking is precisely treason may signing a deal within a year boris johnson done that and since then he spends a lot of time pretending that there is this board between great britain and northern ireland so you just said more the single and terrible sense of betrayal over what the prime minister is don't think that boris johnson needs to go to northern ireland explain what he's done in terms of the protocol and try and also meet with the you leaders to instigate similarly the worst effects the protocol and diminish the number of checks your own goods go between great britain and northern ireland otherwise we're looking at a group of russian foreign mini

jonathan head, bbc news, bangkok. regulators in the us have cleared the way for the resumption of the use of the johnson and johnson coronavirusf the jab was suspended ten days ago after reports of rare blood clots. david willis reports. so the vote is ten in favour, four opposed, and one abstention. the motion carries. having weighed the evidence, an advisory panel voted to give johnson &johnson a shot in the arm. today, after an extensive review of the available data, the fda and cdc are lifting the recommended pause on the johnson &johnson, orjanssen, covid—19 vaccine. the pause was recommended due to a number of adverse events recorded after the janssen covid—19 vaccine was administered. those adverse events amount to blood clots, reported by a total of 15 women who'd received thejohnson & johnson vaccine, three of whom subsequently died. but more than seven million doses of the vaccine had been administered before distribution was suspended 11 days ago, and health officials believe the benefits outweigh the risks. they've declared the single—shot vaccine safe and effective in combating covid—i9. as of this past sunday, mo

johnson vaccine. >> the fda is investigating kron. 4 shots mccall is live at the vaccination site in contra costa county with the details. and jonathan. >> if it could further delay people getting the vaccine. that's the big question tonight. that is the big question tonight. a lot of folks are paying attention to this. we've learned at least from johnson johnson. >> that they say they plan to make good at least on some of their vaccine promises to make sure that they have enough vaccines to give out until at least through the end of june talking with one stanford doctor tonight. he says that the news while disappointing actually shows that the vaccine is safe because of safeguards and quality controls that were put into place. >> according to the new york times, human error now being blamed for a bad batch of johnson johnson covid-19 single dose vaccines. the times says that workers mixed up the ingredients forcing as many as 15 million doses to be tossed in the trash. now the pharmaceutical giant has put a halt to further shipments of the vaccine. well, the food and drug administration looks into what happened. the system worked pe

johnson and/or astrazeneca. there's enough vaccine that it's basically 100% unquestionable for every single solitary american. jonathanpresident restoring confidence on vaccinations in america. the cdc and fda recommended a pause in vaccinations on the j&j vaccine. good morning, i'm jonathan ferro. earnings season begins. jp morgan coming up at around 30 minutes time. equity futures up 1/10 of 1% on the s&p 500. we approach, we get back near to 1.20 on euro-dollar. yields high by a of basis points. yesterday morning in america was all about vaccinations. i think they did a pretty good job about putting aside concerns about the outlook of vaccinations underlined the fact j&j accounted for 5% of reported -- recorded shots. and also really emphasizing the fact they secured enough of the vaccine to basically vaccinate 300 million more americans if they needed to. we have done so much. tom: really an extra ordinary story. what we saw in the last 24 hours of his -- is the breath of the administration to tackle topics. there's a seismic shift in the afternoon to the president's forceful statement on september 11 of this year

open border jonathan tong a professor of british and irish politics thinks the government made a series of false promises to the people of northern ireland. for the british government johnson in particular after a considerable amount of responsibility it was part of johnson to do went over to belfast and totally democratic party the largest party movement to look how the party conference 3 years ago would be told that any british government to preside over the border in the irish sea johnson says hockey's previously treason may sign a good deal within the year for his johnson done that and since then he spends a lot of time to tending that the reason why between great britain and northern ireland so you decide where the single line through the terrible sense of betrayal over what the prime minister was don't think that boris johnson needs to go to northern ireland explain what he's done in terms of the protocol and try and also meet with the you leaders to instigate simile the worst effects the protocol and diminish the number of checks your own troops go between great britain and northern ireland otherwise we are looking ahead to a grim some of potentially of violence in

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well jonathan tong a professor of british and irish politics things the government made a series of false promises to the people of northern ireland. well i think the british government bonds johnson and indeed think you have to bear a considerable amount of responsibility it was far johnson to do went over to belfast and totally democratic party the largest party in northern ireland to let the tea party come from 3 years ago that it would be intolerable for any british government to preside over the border in the r.v. state forest johnson says hockey's previously trees i'm a society gets to deal with it a year for his johnson done that and since then he spends a lot of time to tending that the reason the border between great britain and northern ireland so you just said more the singalong feel terrible sense no betrayal over what the prime minister has done think that boris johnson needs to go to northern ireland explain what he's done in terms of of the protocol and try and also meet with the you leaders to instigate some of the worst effects the protocol and diminish the number of checks on what's good between great britain and northern ireland otherwise we were looking at a gr

. >> i'm jonathan seri in atlanta, home of the cdc where officials are investigating johnson & johnson'srecipients developed a rare, in combination of low levels of blood platelets, 6 million americans who received j&j affect only 6 cases where blood clot low platelet combination have been identified but the cdc and fda recommend providers temporarily paused j and j vaccinations while they investigate whether there is a connection. a leading theory is this particular vaccine may trigger a dangerous reaction in a small number of individuals. >> the person being vaccinated makes an immune response potentially that involves their own platelets or other coagulation systems and can cause this problem. >> we've been working closely with medical experts and health authorities and strongly support the open communication of this information to healthcare professionals and the public. donald trump criticized the decision to recommend a pause on the j and j vaccine saying, quote, the people who have taken the vaccine will be up in arms and all of this was done for politics. it is normal to experien