mohga kamal-yanni. a policy advisor to the people's vaccine alliance and to unaids, the joint u.n. program on hiv and aids. she has worked for decades on access to medicines and healthcare in developing countries. and in bangalore, india, achal prabhala, coordinator of the accessibsa project, which campaigns for access to medicines in india, brazil, and south africa. he recently co-authored an op-ed published in "the new york times" headlined "want vaccines fast? suspend intellectual property rights." we're going to begin with dr. mohga kamal-yanni. you're in oxford where one of those vaccine tests has began and that is astrazeneca oxford. start off by talking about what is the people's vaccine and what are the inequities right now? who will get this vaccine, what countries and what countries want? ofvaccine is a coalition organizations like amnesty, frontline aids, global justice, oxfam. it is led by oxfam and unaids. comes so many people ngos,ic's, experts, patient oups from all over the world. thunit

kamal singh wasjust 17 yea rs your brain. kamal singh wasjust 17 years old...et him. the english national ballet school has welcomed students from all over the world —— from all over the world but never before from india.” the world —— from all over the world but never before from india. i feel so happy and good that i am a student representing india. here, dancing in india, kamal singh was a lwa ys dancing in india, kamal singh was always more taken by forms of ballet than the usual alderwood numbers.” found ballet style really attractive. —— ollie wood. we are dancing the story from the 16th century and we don't speak, we just tell a story through movement. only became popular in britain through the last hundred years. now for kamalsingh, he the last hundred years. now for kamal singh, he has to make new traditions of his own. as a son of a rickshaw driver in delhi, his family had to be convinced by his former teacher that ballet was a good ring. in future, he will be a professional ballet dancer and have a job, a monthly salary, so that my father understood

amhad kamal of santa clara county says we need to be strong by not traveling and not gathering. his message comes at a time when california has the second highest covid-19 rates in the country. and while most we talk with say they are being safe -- >> as long as i'm wearing a mask, i feel pretty comfortable. >> it's just the five of us. we're not getting together with any other family members. >> reporter: -- most also admitted to us that they have been traveling. >> i'm actually from los angeles. >> sacramento. >> reporter: and admitted that they've had gatherings but kept them small. >> we only gather like a group of like no more than ten people, 10, 12 people. all our family lives close by. >> if you're going to go outside, you have to visit some people or at least do something. >> reporter: dr. kamal says on any given day there are less than 30 icu beds available in all of santa clara county. he says even family gatherings are dangerous but believes that by staying home, we can reverse the high number of cases which would improve icu numbers, take the pressure off hospitals,

kamal says 40% of people who have covid are asymptomatic. so he says it's important for everyone, not just those with symptoms, to avoid travel and getting together with people outside their household, even on new year's eve. well, a vaccine may now be available to some, he says it's important people do what they can so they don't become a link in the transmission chain. in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> palo alto is adding another covid testing option. the city is oering free tests from 10:00n the morning till 4:00 in the afternoon each tuesday. that is going to be in th parking lot of mitchell park library on middle field road. it's a self-testing model. you handle the sample yourself. a trained worker watches and guides you, but you do the work. the program starts on tuesday. >>> california now has the second worst covid surge in the u.s. this map here shows the average number of daily cases in the country over the past week. it is color-coded. the darker the blue, the more cases that state has. and california, as you can

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ahmaud kamal is asking the community to redouble their efforts. >> we need to wash our hands. we need to distance, we need to wear masks. this is the only way that we're going to get through this. >> reporter: the county set limited doses of the pfizer vaccine that may arrive by next tuesday. once approved, healthcare workers, residents, and long- term care facilities will be the first in line to get that vaccine. >> as we start to get vaccinations, that does not mean that we should not be as diligent and vigilant about our prevention measure. >> reporter: the rollout of thevaccines will be gradual taking until next spring or summer to complete. in san jose betty yu kpix 5. >>> and the state plans to launch an app this week that will notify you if you have been exposed. it's called ca notify. this app alerts people if they have spent time with someone who tests positive. people will be able to activate the notification tool from the settings menu on their phone. the app rolls out to the public on thursday. >>> a reminder kpix 5 has a new app. it gives you 24/7 access to cbsn b

kamal says they're also considering setting up a regional center for overflow and transferring some patients to hospitals in other counties. in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> so let's talk about san francisco where the number of cases and patients in icu spiking in unison. tonight city leaders say they're feeling the fallout of the thanksgiving day travel. cases have soared since the holiday. san francisco's public health director says at least 167 people are testing positive every single day. now, the city predicts it will run out of icu beds within the next 17 days. so an urgent plea went out today asking people to stay home to bend the curve. >> we know how to slow the spread of the virus. we've done it twice before. let's do it a third time. >> now, the city unveiled two different kinds of projections for the future. look at this chart. on the left, what hospitalizations will look like if we don't bend that curve. dr. colfax predicts more than 1,400 people could end up in the hospital by february 10th, ten times the number of people currently hospitalized. the second pr

i am nowjoined from loughbrough in leicestershire by kamal dhutia, the owner of bi europe ltd — a manufacturere. we area we are a couple hours away now, what is your feeling as the uk formally leaves the 50 year relationship with the eu and its single market? well, it's too feelings. 0ne the eu and its single market? well, it's too feelings. one is sadness that we are leaving the eu, because i voted to remain, but there's been a democratic process and we are leaving. and we are leaving. there's also relief that a deal has been done. it may have been last—minute dot—coms, but the need to make a deal needed to be done. we are leaving ready or not, itjust appears not everybody is ready. absolutely, it is last—minute dot—coms, and the problem is the bureaucracy and the paperwork now thatis bureaucracy and the paperwork now that is required to bring stuff in or out of the uk, and i don't think we are quite ready for this. personally i would prefer that there be some sort of grace period for 30 days or 60 days to allow companies to adapt to the new workings, but it's not there. just give me a sense

and telling my mum about kamal harris, saying she is indian and black. that will be our kids.places like the caribbean, uganda. our communities have been mixing together so obviously we have had relationships for a long time. what helps celebrating stories about black and asian races now, this will not be an issue for next generation. asian races now, this will not be an issue for next generation. boeing has been accused of inappropriately coaching pilots, who took part in test flights to re—certify the 737 max airliner. the plane was grounded after almost 350 people died in two crashes. investigators accused boeing and officials from the federal aviation administration of "attempting to cover up important information". boeing said it was reviewing the findings and took them "seriously". the faa defended its conduct. for more than 150 years, the taylor's bellfoundry in loughborough has been casting bells that have rung throughout the land. but this year, it's been at risk of permanent closure. now, just in time for christmas, the historic foundry has been saved thanks to milli

attention off of the real victory that we had, president-elect joe biden and vice president-elect come kamalarris cleaning up the mess that he has left us. >> as you take over the congressional black caucus with numbers historic within itself, what is your main agenda items that you want to push as chair of the caucus? >> right now i think when you look at the number of black americans who are dying disproportionately, we have to start with the coronavirus. we have to start knowing that they now have a vaccination that's coming out. we have to also look at jobs in economy and certainly the social injustices. i put them on the same platform. too many people are dying because of guns or at the hands of police officers. too many people are dying because of covid-19. i'm also worried that we have to do a better job of educating those about should they take the vegas nati vaccinati vaccination. the congressional black caucus represents 17 million black americans and 82 million individuals in the united states population. so we'll have a big voice. but education and awareness. i want to make sure

kamall says the county is also considering setting up a regional center for overflow patients. the surge is not just impacting covid patients, but all patients including those with cancer or heart conditions because there are now fewer resources available. in san jose, marianne favro, nbc news. >>> the fda is expected to grant the emergency use authorization of the pfizer covid vaccine here in the u.s. this amid a new warning tonight from british health officials, people who have significant allergic reactions should not get the pfizer vaccine. that's what the brits say. it comes after two british health care workers with allergies experienced reactions after sooefreceiving the dose. one woman on the trial says she's sorry about the reaction from the officials. >> reactions like this are very, very rare. it's dangerous to make a blanket statement without learning what happened. >> there were no allergic reactions from participants here in the united states. not just the fda, when we talk about the federal scope of this, individual states will have to approve the vaccine before

kamal says on any given day there are less than 30 icu beds available in all of santa clara county. he says even family gatherings are dangerous but believes that by staying home, we can reverse the high number of cases which would improve icu numbers, take the pressure off hospitals, and lead to reopenings. >> i've seen so many times when people get together, even with small groups, cousins, aunts, or grandparents, that spread does happen. so we really all need to hunker down and shelter. >> reporter: while california's covid rates are second highest in the country, it is important to note that the covid death rates here in california are 30th. doctors have previously told us that those death rates often lag behind by a couple of weeks. j.r. stone, abc7 news. > that is a good detail to point out, j.r. many thanks to you. >>> due to those rising cases, kaiser permanente has postponed elective and non-urgent surgeries at all northern california facilities. that includes the entire bay area. kaiser tells our media partner, the chronicle, that the delay will go into january 4th. urgent

. >> reporter: and doctor kamal says if you are experiencing symptoms, you should get tested right awayt as a reminder, a negative covid test is not a passport to travel, it's just a snapshot in time. >> right. scott. given that central and southern california icus are at 0% capacity, what does that mean for those stay-at-home orders that are still in effect throughout the state? >> reporter: well, they almost certainly will be extended and you showed the graphic earlier. we can show it again. where we're at statewide. the official california formula statewide is that there is no icu capacity. that's because they're so close to the limit, that threshold of 15% that the state has set for stay-at-home orders. there's been some improvement over the last couple of years. the thinking, though, is that may be just the thanksgiving surge, kind of trailing off and that the post-christmas surge is about to kick in. so some of the stay-at-home orders, a couple of them in central and southern california, theoretically could have expired tomorrow, but as you saw, the icu capacity there is still zer

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kamal says on any given day there are less than 30 icu beds available in all of santa clara county. he says even family gatherings are dangerous but believes that by staying home, we can reverse the high number of cases which would improve icu numbers, take the pressure off hospitals, and lead to reopenings. >> i've seen so many times when people get together, even with small groups, cousins, aunts, or grandparents, that spread does happen. so we really all need to hunker down and shelter. >> reporter: while california's covid rates are second highest in the country, it is important to note that the covid death rates here in california are 30th. doctors have previously told us that those death rates often lag behind by a couple of weeks. j.r. stone, abc7 news. >>> 2021 is just a few days away. and legendary rock band kiss wants to rock and roll all night by sending 2020 off with a huge new year's eve concert. it's called kiss 2020 good-bye. we all want to do that. the band is hoping to set a world record with $1 million of pyrotechnics. they're going to perform on a 250-foot stage w

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. >> hello, kamal? >> hi, there. my name is kamal i'm a parent of a first grader and i think after attending a number of these board meetings, i'm very happy with the progress that's being made and all of the transparency and the work that you all have been doing so i wanted to say thank you. and i will say this is very overdue. we had our first grade assessment today and the teacher, i'm sure you are very much in touch with the teachers as well, but she noted that many, many of the students at least the younger ones are dis engage at this point and so how exactly we get these kids back, even if it's butts and seats, she said she's getting concerned with how they're just not necessarily willing to participate the same way that we were in the beginning of all of this and the novelty has worn off. while distance learning was working for many, i think it's starting to stave in its ability to reach children. i'm very hopeful that we will be able to move forward in the new year and so thank you for your work on this. >> t