jonathan: jim keenan, let me get your reaction.hen we can talk about what it means for the fed further down the line. jim: this doesn't change much in terms of the midterm of fed policy. liquidity conditions are robust but you are seeing a lot of that inflation pulled through the system in different cohorts. you are seeing labor inflation, goods inflation, some of the supply and manufacturing inflation. we expect those to have a different duration to them. the fed will be patient with labor inflation if goods inflation comes down over the next couple quarters. we don't think it does much for the near term. the fed will shift its policy a little bit as labor and policy get tighter. jonathan: i hear from a lot of people that you taper aggressively, then you start thinking about rate in between. this week, people are talking about balance sheet reduction before an interest rate hike. jim, how do you think about the sequencing of the fed? jim: i don't think they will start to shift the balance sheet. they may look at different measures

here is su keenan in new york.start with hong kong which held its first major elections since the electoral system was overhauled by beijing last year. the turnout rate was just over 30% before the polls closed, compared to a record turnout of 58% in 2016. results are expected later monday. china dictated a revamp of hong kong's electoral system last year, ensuring only patriots could run for office in a move that wiped out the city's pro-democracy camp. to the u.k. where the foreign secretary will handle the country's post-brexit negotiations with the eu, after david frost quit sunday. he implied he was unhappy with conservative policy. he's one of the favorites to secede boris johnson. president erdogan as -- he also said turkey will not back down from its new economic model which relies on slower borrowing costs and a cheaper currency. the leader is the world's worst-performing currency over the last three months. in new york, judges ruled the jury in ghislaine maxwell's sex trafficking trial can consider whethe

i am su keenan. this is bloomberg.: the u.s. senate voted to raise the debt limit by $2.5 trillion, the bill will now be going to the house of representatives and later to president biden in order to be made into law. joining us now is a bloomberg government reporter. this could not have come at a better time. just one day ahead where the government is running out of money. reporter: that is what the treasury officials told lawmakers, this was consider the effective deadline to get this done. as we got closer to the deadline, we learned it's not likely they would have surpassed the debt limit tomorrow, probably would have at least another week. lawmakers wanted this off their plate. we saw a bipartisan agreement on the process. today's vote was not a surprise, and it appears to have a clear path through the house in a vote that could come later tonight. paul: obviously a sense of release -- really. probably in a years time, we are going to be back here. the clinical landscape might be somewhat different then. reporter:

let's get the first word news with su keenan. su: president biden says his team has succeeded in averting the holiday season supply chain crisis. he made remarks ahead of the videoconference with his supply chain task force. and local business leaders, including the ceos of fedex and gap. his administration launched several measures to approve the flow of goods through u.s. ports, also seeing billions of funding for the infrastructure law signed last month. >> we brought together business and labor leaders to solve problems. and the much predicted crisis didn't occur. packages are moving. gifts are being delivered. shelves are not empty. su: china now. president xi jinping told carrie lam the city is developing in a good direction. it was the first face to face meeting in two years coming after an election that installed a legislature of communist party loyalists in hong kong. she praised changes made to hong kong's electoral system, but no words on opening the border, one of lam's top priorities. u.s. aviation. regulators propos

it's get to su keenan. su: we start with liz trust who will handle the post brexit negotiations with the eu as david frost quit the role on sunday. he implied he was unhappy with the conservative party policy and current brexit thinking. this appointment strengthens her position as one of the favorites to succeed boris johnson. to turkey where the turkish president has pledged to continue with rate cuts referring to islamic teaching as a basis for his new policy push. he also said turkey will not back down from its new economic model which relies on lower borrowing costs and a cheaper currency. the lira is a worst-performing currency and the world for the last three months losing almost half of its value against the dollar. and the death toll from the philippines' strongest typhoon this year has reached over 140 people. fatalities may rise considerably. extensive flooding and landslides. he also ordered ayers in his province to invoke emergency powers. the president promised 40 million and eight after visit

let's get to su keenan.th european central bank trying to start a smooth exit from crisis mode. bond buying two cushion thickened of its emergency program back in march in the face of the euro area's fastest inflation in decades. the developing threat of the omicron variant, policymakers retain flexibility in response. >> under the present circumstances as i have said before, it is very unlikely that we will raise interest rates in the year 2022. that still stands. su: the bank of england has unexpectedly raised rates for the first time in three years. it hiked borrowing costs by 15 basis points to 25%. governor entropy hallie: and outlook -- andrew bailey says not look for more persistent inflation was the reason. indicated most price pressures were temporary. to mexico, the central bank as its biggest tight and nearly five years. officials waived the key rate by 5.5%. turkey is going to end it cycle of cuts after reducing that one week rate in its fourth straight meeting, now at 14% to support president of

i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg.ng its return to offices amid the covid cases surge and has not set a new date. originally, we were expecting this to happen by the start of february, but as with so many other companies, things are changing quickly with the cases we are seeing. >> yes. we are seeing record cases in a number of places, a big surge in the u.s. where vaccination levels are not as high as they are in many places. so this is triggering a witt -- bit of a reversion. apple making a quite interesting decision of sort of extended return to work from home. it will be interesting to see if other big-name companies do follow here with an open ended return to work from home. shery: and we have even seen the secretary of state here in the u.s., antony blinken, having to cut short his visit to southeast asia because of a covid case. that's talk about this and what we are seeing across asia right now. reporter: yes. he has apparently tested repeatedly negative, but was a close contact or excludes -- exposed to a covi

and it is a message margaret keenan believes in.— believes in. whatever you thou . ht believes in.lieves in. whatever you | thought before, please do believes in. whatever you - thought before, please do have the jab, there is nothing to it, do not be afraid of a needle, just to save your life and other lives.— needle, just to save your life and other lives. please have it done. and other lives. please have it done- at _ and other lives. please have it done- at any _ and other lives. please have it done. at any one _ and other lives. please have it done. at any one time, - done. at any one time, hospitals are still caring for around 6,000 covid—19 patients. the unvaccinated make—up the majority of people who fall so ill they need intensive care. one year on, the virus still poses a threat. dominic hughes, bbc news. so much more for you including the top business stories and initially we focus on the new chancellor of germany. we will look at the agenda for germany. you can reach me on twitter. please get in touch. see you in just a moment. hello. it looks like we have probably seen

i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. shery: we take you live to the u.s. capitol where the u.s. senate has enough votes to pass legislation to pave the way for subsequent measures to raise the debt limit, while also avoiding a republican filibuster. the vote was going on right now. this would basically help raise the federal government 29 trillion debt limit, and eventually avoid an unprecedented default. but this is a fast-track vote which allows democrats to vote later on the debt ceiling with a simple majority. they preemptively art -- are blocking republicans from filibustering the debt limit will, and 14 republicans have joined all 50 democrats to end the debate on the bill. you are looking at live pictures of the u.s. senate. this after the house already voted on another bill linking a procedure to raise the debt ceiling to a bill to prevent automatic medicare cuts. what this would do is raise the debt limit by $2 trillion for the issue to rest until at least after the midterm election in november. there is a lot o

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i'm su keenan, this is bloomberg.of australia's biggest investment managers tells us where $66 billion in assets under management. we will speak to the director of fixed income later this hour. up next, the best and worst places to be as the most transposable covid variant becomes the dominant strain. the latest covid resiliency report. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: welcome back to "daybreak: asia." anti-trading in japan, dropped 7.9%. this after japan's approval of the drug it was developing with biogen further patients suffering from alzheimer's disease. the approval did not come. eisai said it would not impact its forecast much, but the market thinks otherwise. down 9.1%. the topix is higher. the nikkei, as well. haidi: let's take a look at singapore. dropped 19 spots in the latest bloomberg covid resilience rankings. towards a transition of living the virus. let's get more details. leading the coverage of consumer health and media. such a difficult year when it comes to these multiple lockdowns and restrictions. fi

i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg.nda: still ahead, fresh off its ipo we spook to -- we speak about the outlook for india's wealth management industry. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we expect it will be transitory or temporary. these one-time increases in prices are likely to have only transitory effects on inflation. it seems likely these very specific things that are driving up inflation will be temporary. >> inflation has increased notably and will likely remain elevated in the coming months. >> inflation is elevated and will likely remain so in coming months before moderating. >> inflation will decline from today's elevated levels. >> inflation has run well above 2% for long enough. >> we were a transitory has different meanings for different people. it is probably a good time to retire that word and try to explain more clearly what we mean. rishaad: just a look back at what federal reserve chair jerome powell has had to say about inflation through 2021. haslinda: you have to wonder if he is regretti

let's get it to su keenan.saw joe manchin rejected president frightens tax and spending bill. his announcement caught the white house off guard after weeks of negotiations. the administration and chuck schumer will determine whether they can still salvage some of the bill. >> if i can't go home and explain it to the people of west virginia, i can't vote for it. and i cannot vote to continue with this piece of legislation. i just can't. this is a no. su: a foreign secretary will handle u.k.'s post-brexit negotiation after david frost quit the role. he implied he was unhappy with conservative party policy. in hong kong, they heard their first major election since the electoral system was overhauled by beijing last year. the turnout rate was just over 30% before polls close, that compares to a record turnout of 58% back in 2016. results are expected later monday. china dictated a revamp of electoral systems last year ensuring that only patriots could run for office in a move that wiped out the cities pro-democracy

and it�*s a message that maggie keenan also believes in.other lives. please have it done. at any one time, hospitals are still caring for around 6000 covid patients. the unvaccinated make up the majority of the people who fall so ill they need intensive care. one year on, the virus still poses a threat. dominic hughes, bbc news. our health correspondent cath burns is at university hospital coventry & warwickshire where that first vaccine was given. a study trickle of people —— steady trickle of people are coming in to get the booster. i was here when the first vaccine was given. injanuary and february they had people queueing in the corridors, overwhelmingly busy, now they feel it is more of a well oiled machine. the main attraction is maggie keenan, she has been reignited with a matron mae parsons. they built up a matron mae parsons. they built up a lovely friendship, a cuddle and a copy before interviews. she was talking about how her life is change this last year. talking about how her life is change this last year-— this last year. some

i am su keenan. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: thank you for that.ounced they will spend more than $7 billion on new chip packaging facilities in malaysia, a major investment to address the semi-conductor shortages. the new facility will begin production in 2024, with u.s. and europe expansion plans to be revealed next year. industry association president joins us now. he is also a former intel executive. thank you so much for being with us. just wondering, how significant is this for the malaysian economy and how significant is it for the malaysian business? guest: thank you for inviting me for this interview. first of all, i intel investment sent the message that malaysia is a global hub for semiconductors. it also enhances the recognition that this area is the silicon valley of the east, with so many silicon valley companies investing, but two, micron, and amd. so this is a very significant investment. intel will be in malaysia for 50 years, by 2022, next year. this investment is a testament that malaysia has the ecosystem and the people and the t

maggie keenan getting herfirst, and a world firstjab from matron may parsons.er the year. we are now a tandem, we are now called maggie may! i'm so happy. i'm so happy i got the jab and it has been a wonderful year, really. maggie was number one of many. over 8 billionjabs around the world. in the uk, more than 180 million doses have been given. and almost 21 million people are on the third or boosterjab. we've all got used to sites like this over the last 12 months. people turning up, rolling up their sleeves, and getting their jab. now at that time one in every 70 covid cases ended in death. that has now fallen to one in every 290. we are testing more, but still it gives you a sense of what a real game changer vaccines have been. in the january peak, they had about 270 covid patients here. that has now fallen to around 35. most of them have not had their vaccine. the patients that we are getting in my covid wards are mainly the ones that are really, really poorly, with no medical histories, are young and fit. and unvaccinated. and we have also had a lot of pr

and it's a message that maggie keenan also believes in. the jab. there's nothing to it. don't be afraid of the needle, it's to save your life and to save other lives. please have it done. at any one time, hospitals are still caring for around 6000 covid patients. the unvaccinated make up the majority of the people who fall so ill they need intensive care. one year on, the virus still poses a threat. dominic hughes, bbc news. we'll be catching up with maggie keenan, and may parsons, the matron who gave her that historic first jab exactly a year ago today, at 8.30am. existing vaccines should still protect people who contract the omicron variant of covid according to a world health organization official. initial results from a study suggest the pfizerjab may be less effective against the variant, but dr mike ryan from the who says more research is needed and there's no sign omicron would be better at evading vaccines than any other variants. storm barra continues to bring wet, windy and unsettled conditions today, with severe weather warnings

shirley: for more on our top stories, let's bring in su keenan, mliv editor garfield reynolds, and our chief not asia correspondent stephen engle. su, what is behind the white knuckle weekend for crypto investors? quite a wild ride? su: it certainly was. many were saying to the newcomers, welcome to crypto, this is the way we roll. you are seeing bitcoin trying to make a comeback. the drop was stunning. and a shock perhaps to some buyers, these dip daredevils the who have been doing well. many market saying that this could cast a battle for stocks. buckle your seatbelt volatility is ahead. how some of them are trading, as you can see, a lot of red on the screen. but not in the magnitude we saw over the weekend. bitcoin plunging as much as 21% saturday from friday's close, pushing it near the 42,000 level, well below its record high of close to 69,000. it has moved back up to 49000 and above. the selloff was widespread, across the crypto universe -- dogecoin and shiba inu both lost as much as 1/5 of their value. ether, the second largest crypto, also tumbled as much as 17%, but is reall

paul: su keenan, thanks so much.ncy withdrew a request to open a crypto exchange in singapore, which started last year. ceo changpeng zhao spoke about his plans there and in the u.k. as well as the need for broader regulations of the toe industry. -- the crypto industry. >> this was the original plan. we invested in a local regulated exchange called xg. we will have two duplicates in the running for a small market. singapore is an advanced market and is pro-crypto. we think we need both applications. we invested in xgx and will hopefully use that in the future in singapore, as a singapore service. it is not a huge price. many people misunderstand the situation. they get worried. we are not leaving singapore. we are invested in singapore. singapore is one of the leading countries in the world for crypto and blockchain. x you told me something similar when you were winding down the binanc3e u.k.. you said you are building the u.k. arm up again. what are your plans in great britain? ask for the u.k., we are in the proce

i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg.ahead, soft's indian executive telling us how the country became one of the hottest private markets for tech investing. haslinda: we hear from a hong kong basketball club cofounder and how he turned his passion for the sport into a regional professional league. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> if you look at the fed's testimonial yesterday, they left a lot of options open. the market is still uncertain about how to process. this -- who knows what will happen to omicron? omicron makes us wonder about the possibility of other variants. >> the economy is transitioning from this big recovery to expansion. they should be pulling back on stimulus. there should be doing it gradually. the key is the central banks need flexibility. >> markets seem to be pretty impervious to any news about the virus. the cycle you are seeing here is really about a change in tone, a change in regime. a tighter policy next year. the sectors that you would expect that would be responding to that are doing well. haslinda: so

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it is a year to the day since margaret keenan became the first person in the world to get the pfizerl. reunited with the nurse who gave her the job, 92 next week, she urged those still unvaccinated to come forward. please, please do, do have the jab. i because it does save your life and the life of your friends i and family and the nhs as well, of course. - you are a global icon now. lam! people meet me in the street and they say, "thank god - for you because i wasn't going to have thisjab." i and it's lovely to - hear that, you know. since then, more than 51 million people in the uk have been vaccinated, but the pandemic is still far from over. fergus walsh, bbc news, coventry. dr sumit chanda is an infectious disease researcher at scripps research. i began by asking if booster shots were the way forward against omicron. isa is a preliminary data these are experiments that have been done outside of the human body and using essentially a test tube to determine this results and the definitive data will be looking at hospitalisations and deaths across europe in the us and comparing tho

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it is a year to the day since margaret keenan became the first person in the world to get the pfizera trial. reunited with the nurse who gave her the job, —— reunited with the nurse who gave her the jab, 92 next week, she urged those still unvaccinated to come forward. please, please do, do have the jab. because it does save your life and the life of your friends and family and the nhs as well, of course. you are a global icon now. iam! people meet me in the street and they say, "thank god for you because i wasn't going to have this jab." and it's lovely to hear that, you know. since then, more than 51 million people in the uk have been vaccinated, but the pandemic is still far from over. fergus walsh, bbc news, coventry. if you want to get in touch with me i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: a new chancellor, and a new era for germany, as olaf scholz takes over from angela merkel. john lennon was shot at the entrance to the dakota building, in the centre of new york. there's been a crowd here standing in more or less sil

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shery: su keenan there with the latest on gamestop.ought -- vonnie quinn has our first run -- first word headlines. vonnie: two shots may not be sufficient to protect against omicron. a third dose boost antibodies that fight new strains 25 fold. the new vaccine that targets omicron should be ready by march. >> basically, three doses of the fire -- pfizer biotech vaccine would provide the same protection for over -- omicron. >> boris johnson curbing the spread of the omicron variant. these advising people to work from home if they can. mandating the use of vaccine passports in large venues. he rolled out making coronavirus vaccinations mandatory but warned that a national conversation may be needed to avoid restrictions in the future. >> we don't know omicron's severity, its rate of transmission, nor the full effectiveness of our vaccines against it. since i last spoke to you, it has but -- become increasingly clear that omicron is growing much faster than the previous delta variant and it is spreading rapidly all around the world. vonn

su keenan joins us from new york .ith what is behind the latest pullback in crypto. >> we are starting to see crypto role in with the risk off players. investors are concerned about the weakening macro environments. central banks taking action and the omicron variant, and to paraphrase one strategist, if we thought crypto as it matured would become less volatile, we were clearly mistaken. what you are looking at is what strategists describe as deadly volatility. the bloomberg galaxy crypto index, which has a number of the popular cryptocurrencies as part of its index fell as much as 7.5% the last 12 hours. it's laid 30% from its november record. it has fallen from its may peak as well as its november peak. we are seeing crypto's climbed their way back in the latest trading, but just a few hours, we were looking at -- a few hours ago we were looking at bitcoin and ethereum breaching an important support level. others down by as much as 10%. from bitcoin in particular, it is entering its fifth week of declines, almost a

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su keenan joins us. even the boldest dip for bitcoin and all the things they are buying, do you think they are ready to get back in after getting pummeled? su: it is not unheard of from crypto, which trades 20 47. bitcoin better and -- bitcoin veterans say, this is how we roll. get rail or get out. if you drop -- get real or get out. if you drop it in the bloomberg, it was quite the drop. it does raise questions that perhaps it could signal that even this wild west asset is not averse to concerns about volatility. perhaps we might not see the same comeback we have seen in the past. let's go to the three-day chart, you will see how severe this drop was. 21% on saturday, pushing it down or for -- near 42. it rebounded up close to 49. you can see it struggling to get above that. but it's well below its record high of close to 69,000. in the selloff was widespread across the entire crypto universe, which has dozens of coins. the big popular one, joe's coin, shiba inu, also lost a fit of their value at the lo

i'm su keenan, this is bloomberg. reading on the strength of india's equity market rally with morningstar ceo. rishaad: nissan's chief operating officer is joining us to discuss the carmakers regional plans and the alliances role in the moves to electricity. we have the ceo joining us live. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: evergrande shares up close to 4.5%. that is up about 15% on better prospects when it comes to easing in the sector. that was the signal that we got from policymakers yesterday. we are getting a sense when it comes to evergrande, what's the debt restructuring going to look like? bloomberg has been told that china is planning to include all offshore obligations and that restructuring among the nations biggest. rishaad: they are trying to make sense of it. chief north asian correspondent stephen engle. we don't know everything, but what do we know? stephen: i'm trying to make sense of it and how long this is going to be going on in protracted, as mark cranfield just said in the interview and the block befo

su keenan in new york. a lot more on the way.mberg. ♪ yvonne: the latest here when it comes to these virus updates in the mainland. we are seeing when it comes to -- we have now canceled flights to beijing after finding positive covid cases. we heard earlier this morning that schools are closed as well in the eastern province on monday after three people tested positive for covid according to cctv. we are seeing more local cases spreading outside of inner mongolia. rishaad: also having a look at what is happening here. three people tested positive. maybe they have canceled some of these flights to beijing but let's not forget, they have land routes. it is only 140 miles south of shanghai. so do they limit traffic in and out? do they shut down the entire city as they did before originally in wuhan, when it was effectively under lockdown? it's all coming through. nothing mentioned about what variant the says. yvonne: i do not think we are going to get much details on that but as we were talking about how the world is facing omicron

this is margaret keenan, who you can see there. she is 90, 91 next week, actually.nst the disease. a year on, our medical editor fergus walsh has been speaking to pfizer's chief executive, albert bourla. in the interview, which took place before the omicron variant was identified, fergus began by asking him where the world would be without covid vaccines. i think we would be in a very, very difficult position. i think the fundamental structure of our society would be threatened. i think we would be counting trillions of economic losses. i think we would have challenged in human relationships. i think we would have seen things that we have only see in movies. in october the fda, the american regulator, approved your vaccine for five to 11—year—olds after successful trials. do you think immunising that age group is likely to happen in the uk and europe? i believe it's a very good idea. i think that covid in schools is thriving and i believe that this is disturbing significantly the educational system and there are kids who will have severe symptoms, so there's no doub

it is a year to the day since margaret keenan became the first person in the world to get the pfizerstill unvaccinated to come forward. please, please do, do have the jab. because it does save your life and the life of your friends and family and the nhs as well, of course. you are a global icon now. iam! people meet me in the street and they say, "thank god for you because i wasn't going to have this jab." and it's lovely to hear that, you know. since then, more than 51 million people in the uk have been vaccinated, but the pandemic is still far from over. fergus walsh, bbc news, coventry. i'm joined now by dr sumit chanda, infectious disease researcher at the scripps research department of immunology and microbiology. pfizer — saying that two doses of the vaccine may not be enough — but three might — so is this definitive then — do we all need boosters? this is preliminary data that is been done outside of the human body and using, essentially a test tube to determine this result and so, the definitive data will be looking at hospitalisations and deaths across europe and the us and

became the first country in the world to administer a covid vaccine into the arms of margaret keenan,e have opened up a vaccine booster to all those over 40 and we are reducing the gap between second dose and booster to a minimum of just three months. our nhs staff and volunteers have already done almost 21 million boosters, including reaching 84% of all of the eligible over 18. we need to go further and faster still. our scientists are absolutely confident that your immune reponse will be stronger if you have been boosted. while you're at it, please get your flu jab too. let's do everything we can to protect ourselves and our loved ones this winter and to reduce the pressures on our nhs. as we learn more, so we will be guided by the hard medical data around four key criteria. the efficacy of our vaccines and boosters, the severity of omicron, the speed of its spread , and the rate of hospitalizations. matt: that was u.k. prime minister boris johnson speaking. we will continue bringing you that on the bloomberg terminal if you would like to follow. the prime minister saying they will

let's get to su keenan, who will keep things up with the u.k.ell us what exactly boris johnson is advocating. su: there had been hope that an accelerated program to get booster shots for people's vaccine would eliminate any rules or restrictions during the holidays, but that's not the case. prime minister boris johnson now advising people who work from home in the u.k., also mandating the use of the so-called vaccine passport in large venues. these new plan b covert rules are a far cry from the lockdowns we saw before. still, plan b is a significant change in approach that is also politically risky for johnson. let's take a listen. >> we do not yet know omicron's severity, its exact rate of transmission, nor indeed the full effectiveness of our vaccines against it, but since i last spoke to you, it has become increasingly clear that omicron is growing much faster than the previous delta variant, and it is spreading very rapidly around the world. su: new restrictions come amid rumors there was an office party in johnson's administration last year

well, wednesday marks the one year anniversary when this happened: margaret keenan, from coventry, englandccines have been administered, in at least 197 countries worldwide. so, where are we with the global distribution of vaccines — and will they need to be updated with the spread of new variants — like 0micron. from melbourne we�*rejoined by doctor kylie quinn an immunologist from the royal melbourne institute of technology how much is this new variant highlighted the inequality in terms of how vaccines have been distributed? i of how vaccines have been distributed?— of how vaccines have been distributed? ~ , ., �* distributed? i think, when you're lookin: at distributed? i think, when you're looking at rolling _ distributed? i think, when you're looking at rolling vaccines - distributed? i think, when you're looking at rolling vaccines out. distributed? i think, when you'rel looking at rolling vaccines out and the most efficient way for a highly transmissible, highly infectious disease, it is clear that you need to have a global focus, disease, it is clear that you need to have a global

second, we have cody keenan, former colleague of mine. he has written for president barack obama. rising from an enter to obama's post-presidential collaborator. their joint efforts were compared to the works of abraham lincoln, they were described as the "i have the dream speech" for the birth -- 21st century. cody was nicknamed the -- even though he cannot -- the springsteen even though he cannot play an instrument. today, cody sits on the board of edward and kennedy institute for the united states senate. we have john mcconnell, who served more than 10 years on white house staff in two different administrations. as a speechwriter for bush and dick cheney, he was part of the three-person team responsible for all of the major addresses. including the historic speech to the joint session of congress after september 11. i'm filled our moderator for the evening. tamra has been been a correspondent for npr and cohost a podcast. it is the top political forecast in america. they focus on the response to the covid-19 crisis, chronicled the top administration from day one, -- trump admin

it is a year to the day since margaret keenan became the first person in the world to get the pfizer, 92 next week, she urged those still unvaccinated to come forward. please, please do, do have the jab. because it does save your life and the life of your friends i and family and the nhs as well, of course. - you are a global icon now. lam! people meet me in the street and they say, "thank god - for you because i wasn't going to have thisjab." i and it's lovely to - hear that, you know. since then, more than 51 million people in the uk have been vaccinated, but the pandemic is still far from over. fergus walsh, bbc news, coventry. the latest coronavirus figures for the uk show there were 51,310 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period . on average, there were over 48,500 new cases reported per day in the seven days. the latest figures show there were over 7,000 people in hospital being treated for coronavirus as of yesterday. 161 deaths were recorded, that's of people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—i9 test. on average in the past week, 121 covid—related death

since the first vaccine was administered to someone outside clinical trial. 91-year-old margaret keenan said anyone who is not vaccinated should "just do it." we spoke with dr. peter ching hong about the third dose and its protection across -- against omicron. >> when you get a booster it is like turning back time. it is like back to the future, so to speak. back to the original time or the vaccine was 95% effective. of course we do not have a number yet because we do not have human data but it does suggest that by getting a booster you raise your antibody levels so much it is going to overcome any mutations in that spike protein. kristen: the doctor says he feels very protected with the booster. larry: abc news got a rare look inside the cdc emergency operations center has officials keep a close eye on the variant. experts say it may be more transmissible but appears to be less severe. though, much more research is needed. >> we have concerns about this new variant in terms of transmissibility. we do not know what it is going to do in terms of severity. even if it is not is not is nott

justin herbert break the tie right there at the pass keenan. allen is 28 21 a minute, 20 left. patrick mahomes doing what patrick mahomes does states the pocket finds travis khalaf kelsey. >> we're going overtime. first possession of overtime right here. we get to it. mahomes. 5 kelsey again. he splits the defense and look at that. let's go home 10 catches a 191 yards for travis kelsey kansas city wins 3428 it's great win. now there are 2 games up in their division there. partying in la so big win for chiefs. they're in the same division. >> as the raiders and the raiders are really, really slipping right and what was just going back and forth back and right. trying to enter the news. and you think you have it all figured out and they score again in the other teams. gordon, those teams are super bowl contenders for all right. thank you. thank you very much, tis, the season. for more ted lasso where you can watch the hit show's new holiday short. >> kron. 4 is teaming up with the super bowl of caring to help support local food charities. if you'd like to donate, you can use your