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on that, this is professor lina bauld from university of edinburgh.nce, even if we've had covid—19, because there's a number of things we simply don't know about immunity. the first thing is that immunity can be short—lived, and we know that that is commonly the case with other coronaviruses. so we have to be very cautious there. there have been case reports of infection, that's definitely the case around the world. so we don't know how common reinfection is. it can even occur after not a long period after the first infection, so just important to emphasise that. i was looking at what was published over the weekend, and they make a note they don't know about reinfection, but they expect more data to be available soon. so, the bottom line is even if somebody's had covid—19, it doesn't necessarily mean they're immune and they may get it again, but also, they may be able to pass it on to others. and here's the bbc‘s science editor david shukman on what the new variant may mean long—term. what does the new variant mean for when we'll get out of this? 0ne

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lina wen, an emergency room physician at george washington university. good to see you. joe biden saying he's going to ask americans to wear a mask for the first 100 days of his administration. how do you think that plea is going to sit with americans? what do you think the real impact of it is going to be? >> i think there will be a huge impact, and that is in correcting misinformation and having our elected officials on the same page as public health officials. i think a lot of americans will follow the president-elect's lead. but i also think there will be millions of americans who will not. so it's incumbent on the president-elect to reach out to those americans by reaching out to other trusted leaders. >> dr. fauci's warning that right now it is bad and we haven't seen the thanksgiving fallout of infections. and then you have the cited model projecting deaths will almost double by april. why won't the rapid rollout of a vaccine impact these death projection numbers as much as i think people might hope or think that they would? the projection of the model is that the

one of the people she mentored was harris county judge lina hidalgo, who won an upset victory in 2018o become the first woman and latina elected to the powerful position. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. we begin today's show in georgia where 1.5 debates were held sunday night ahead of the 5 runoff election which will decide who controls the u.s. senate. today is the last day for new voters to register in georgia. in the most closely watch debate of the night, republican senator kelly loeffler sparred with democratic challenger reverend raphael warnock. loeffler is the richest senator in the country and was appointed to her seat in january. she refused to say that president trump lost the election. >> it is unfortunate the focus is on a debate about who won the election with this process is still playing out and president trump has every right to every legal recourse, but we also have to make sure that georgians know we have a process that works, that their vote is counted, no illegal votes are counted. amy: senator loeffler repeatedly

>> that man has stam lina it's impressive. >>> many of our health care heros are on the front line workingves. joining me is one of them. she's executive vice president and chief nursing officer at holy name medical center in new jersey. one of the hardest hit hospitals during the pandemic. michelle, thank you for coming on. we really appreciate it. thank you for all you do. this battle is so personal for you. three of your family members ended up in your hospital including your mother-in-law, edna, who lost her life to covid-19. here's a picture. tell us how is your family doing right now? >> well, you know, each milestone, each holiday is difficult. but everybody sticks together and gets through it. what makes it more difficult is not being together for the holidays. so like millions of other americans our holiday will be virtual for so many people in our family, we constantly talk back and forth. it doesn't get easier with each milestone. >> tell us what it was like for you to be working as a nurse amid the crush of the pandemic and you have loved ones who are in the hospital getting tr

. >> reporter: her client, li lina takahashi was able to get a spot last night. >> it's been difficult because i have hey to cancel because of covid because i wasn't feeling good and didn't want to take the chance. >> reporter: she understands why the closure is necessary. >> we have to do something. if this is it, this is it. >> reporter: it was a busy day at zebra tattoo and piercing. >> we opened at 12:00. at 10:30 there was a line around the block. >> reporter: they extended their hours. >> the holiday month of december makes our year. >> reporter: they'll be able to keep their retail section open but sunday at 10:00 they will not be able to do tattoos or piercings. that means 40 of his employee also be forced to go back on unemployment. >> it's going to be pretty scary just to see round two of this happening again. >> reporter: certainly tough times ahead. both businesses are open today and hoping for a big crowd one last time. matt boone, abc 7 news. >>> in san francisco people are trying to give a final boost to their businesses. luz pena spoke to business owners highly concerne

>> reporter: her client, lina takahashi was able to get a spot last minute. >> it's been difficult because i have had to cancel a few times because of covid, because i wasn't feeling good, and didn't want to take the chance. >> reporter: with cases spiking, she says she's understands why the closure is necessary. >> we have to do something. if this is it, this is it. >> reporter: it was a busy day at zebra tattoo and piercing. >> we open at 12:00. at 10:30, there was a line down the block. >> reporter: they extended their hours to capitalize on holiday demand. >> the month of december is what makes our year. >> reporter: they'll be able to keep their retail section open but by sunday at 10:00, they will not be able to do tattoos or piercings. he says that means 40 of his employees will be forced to go back on unemployment. >> it's going to be pretty scary just to see round two of this happening again. >> reporter: certainly tough times ahead. both businesses are open today and hoping for big crowds one last time. reporting in walnut creek, matt boone, abc 7 news. >>> in san francisco, peop

on that, this is professor lina bauld from university of edinburgh.ad covid—19, because there are a number of things we don't know about immunity. the first thing is that immunity. the first thing is that immunity can be short—lived, and we know that is commonly the case with other coronavirus 's. we have to be very cautious there. there have been case reports of infection, that's definitely the case around the world. we don't know how common infection is. it can even occur after not a long period after the first infection, sojust important to emphasise that. i was looking at what was published over the weekend, and they make a note they don't know about reinfection but they expect more data to be available soon. so, the bottom line is even if somebody's had covid—19, it doesn't necessarily mean they're immune and they may get it again, but also, they may get it again, but also, they may get it again, but also, they may be able to pass it on to others. and here's the bbc‘s science editor david shukman on what the new variant may mean long term. what d

the bbc‘s lina sinjab has more from beirut.three other ministers, including the finance minister and work minister as well. so, the statement came out to say that they were charged with acts of negligence towards the explosion and that several written letters had been sent to the government before the explosion warning of the explosive devices there that are dangerous and that action should be taken, but no one took any action. this is a big statement coming out today, and thejudge is asking for questioning the officials next week, tuesday, wednesday, but also some other sources say that he may refer them to trial after that. just as we're talking, a few minutes ago, the prime minister issued a statement saying that his hands are clean and that he is pretty sure of his actions that there's no wrongdoing in his government. every week on outside source, we make a video for the bbc website looking at one of the big issues of the week. this time we're turning back to a story we've covered extensively. the brexit trade talks are str

a lina, cuÉntame, de dÓnde nace esta amistad y esta colaboraciÓn entre tÚ y ella? hacer. es muy importante que esta colecciÓn, de verdad, que siga creciendo. para poder enseÑar a las mujeres que no tienes que competir con nadie. [habla en inglÉs] >> mi corazÓn estÁ en el maquillaje. eso es lo que siempre he hecho, pero mi corazÓn siempre quiera amar al amo eres y levantar las-- a las mujeres y levantar las. [mÚsica] andrea: definitivamente, una uniÓn que necesitamos en esto momentos mÁs que nunca ver a todos unimos. mÁs a las mujeres que estÁn sacando adelante un proyecto. creo que lo mÁs lindo es ver cÓmo dos mujeres que tienen el Éxito en su manos estÁn proyectando este tipo de mensaje a travÉs de prendas muy cÓmodas de vestir como la que tengo puesta que dice "somos muchÍsimos mÁs fuerte de lo que pensamos". esto es todo de mi parte. mÁs adelante, regresÓ con un segmento que le va a ayudar a ahorrar dinero. decorar el Árbol con lo que tenemos en casa. regresÓ con ustedes y los cumpleaÑos. satcha: muchas gracias. muy bien. vamos a festejar a los que nacieron un d

our correspondent lina sinjab joins me from beirut.eople will make them have little room for excitement about the decision today, charging the caretaker prime minister hassan diab and three other ministers. the people of lebanon on wanting a response to the explosion, an investigation immediately after the explosion took place. at the time the government says they would have issued a report in five days about the explosion and that report is yet to come out with real findings. the statement today is basically accusing or charging caretaker prime minister hassan diab with negligence and saying there has been so many written reports sent to the government warning about these explosive dangerous materials are stored at the port and safely stored but no action was taken. many lebanese believe the responsibility is not only in the hands of the government but beyond, it is neither sponsor ballot of everyone within the political system and security system in lebanon. they want the president, the speaker of the parliament to be held responsibl