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taking lubbock right now at an independent fda advisory committee meeting going on, they are expected to vote to recommend pfizer's covid vaccine for kids ages five to 11 and fda officials say the need for vaccinations for children is clear, is about 9% of all covid cases involved kids in that age group. now if the cdc ultimately endorses the to shop lower dose vaccine about 20 million kids would be eligible, could be available in pediatric offices, and some schools as early as next week. speak of the vaccine meets all safety data expectations, and meets the criteria, and that 90.7% efficacy was observed. >> moderna showed that it's vaccine reciprocates ages 6 to 11, study for the 4700 kids sing the vaccine creates a strong immune response, the majority of adverse effects were mild to moderate like fatigue, headache, fever come also the fda is right now in the process of approving madonna's vaccine for kids ages 12 to 17, we will keep an eye on that as well. >>> learning that covid-19 was likely spreading across the u.s. and europe before we first thought could understudy as transmiss

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in lubbock, texas there were several thousand students.hey had never seen a supreme court justice. and we talk about our differences. i say, my goodness, don't you think -- do you think george washington knew about the internet or free speech? and scalia would say i knew that. and he would say i'm not saying my theory is perfect. he would say the two hunters are hunting bears and one is putting on his tennis shoes, we you going? he says, a bear is coming. you can't outrun the bear. i said yeah, but i can outrun you. that was his view of my way of deciding cases. i never, and i still, 28 years now, i have never heard a voice raised in anger in that conference room. i never heard one justice say anything mean or snide at the table or anything like that. i tried to explain that to the students. you get excited at all that happens is people disagree with you are saying he is all excited, he must be wrong. that is so true. we get on well personally, we are friends personally. and we disagree on some things. not as many as you think, but some. d

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, they have to pass other tasks to where in poll on the non gallery in the czech republic, in the lubbock republic, lenient where is really trouble and is creating a lot of trouble to people not wanting to ask about the way to the while paula bernardine, thanks a lot for joining us on the program to discuss that. thank you. thank you for letting me all that's all for this. our stay tuned for more news on our, to international in just about 30 minutes. mm hm. ah, i driven by dream shaped bankers and those with dares sinks. we dare to ask a ah, [000:00:00;00] i with so would they say, why do you burn down the community? why do you harm down your own neighborhood? it's not our, we don't own anything. we don't own anything. there's a social contract that we all have. but if you feel or i feel, then the person who in the authority comes in and they fix the situation with a partner who fixes it, the to wait in a contract. when you tell deaf industry thinking about you broke the contract over bar 100 year. now we play our game and bill your well with, i'm just trying to get burned to the ground.

this was sent in by a viewer in lubbock bashing. and we are going to see those thunderstorms intensify, particularly in the se, in the days to come as we move to south africa is looking west or in the west. but for cape town, we're seeing sunshine at 2030th. ah . the white 2 boat representation participation, democracy means that people have the right to choose their leaders and governments in free and fair election exploring why democracy has never been so flattering in so many parts of the world. a documentary series examines the biggest challenge is to democracy from those who want a minute to those who are ready to die for right. democracy maybe. coming soon on al jazeera lou. oh, back you're watching al jazeera time to recap our headlines now. the secrets of the rich and powerful have been exposed in the biggest trove of leaked off shore daughter in history. 12000000 files have been released and what's being done. the pandora papers, the king of jordan, is among those named at least 13 people have been killed in an explosion. a

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some people are coming too close to the cone on lubbock when it goes in thought i must extend your gas candy concentrated, which can effect a long term hello or even made. they pass out completely out of my elbows and i'm in despite the danger people are still coming to the island, some drawn to the foot of the volcano. i'm only exciting because it do fast. last night we came, we stayed here, here until 4 o'clock in the morning. it's a different atmosphere in the capital. santa cruz, the beaches are still open. many here don't seem to care about the volcano. they just want to enjoy their holiday. alexander lurch al jazeera la palmer fame, and stella had here on the al jazeera and thought we'll hear from the top 2 drivers and the formula and title race as they prepare for sundays us at gram freight. ah with ah ah ah, welcome back. it's now time to sport and he is peace. thank you so much. a new venue for next year's war cap has been opened. here in doha of the mama stadium will hold games in the group stage through the quarter finals in 2022. but for fridays and all your ration and play

and full so full time now in lubbock, premier league matches mentioned the said he would be seen by crystal palace. to know liverpool, drew with bryce and chelsea defeated newcastle 3. no, that's all the spoke for now. i'll be here again with another up a little bit later to right. thank you. see you then peter, thanks so much and thanks for watching the news. our on al jazeera, we're back in just a moment, right after a very short break. we'll have all the latest news for you and all the latest updates from it's to don c in a minute. ah mm hm. too many have been forced to flee their homes, escaping violence, conflict and poverty. but in the last decade, weather related crises have become a primer triggers for the displacement of people as droughts, hurricanes and floods besieged communities. full lines travels to the front lines of the climate crisis in central america to see how it's appending lives, and fueling migration exit on jurors a climate in crisis on al jazeera, we understand the differences in the lives of cultures across the world. so no matter what you see with the news and cu

some people are coming to close to the cone and lubbock where the call center on our most danger. gus can lee concentrated, we can effect a long term hello, or even made them pass out completely kind of my elbows in florida columbia. despite the danger, people are still coming to the island. some drawn to the foot of the volcano. i am older exciting because you do fast boston i grew came. we stay here here until 4 o'clock in the morning. it's a different atmosphere in the capital of santa cruz. the beaches are still open. many here don't seem to care about the volcano. they just want to enjoy their holiday. alexander lurch al jazeera la palmer thing. ah. hello, this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. the european union says it's extremely concerned about the growing number of migrants and refugees crossing from neighboring that a roost accusing men's give what it calls, state sponsored smuggling. the issue has been dominating discussion on the final day of a summit between the blocks leaders and brussels. some are calling for offense as part of a new migration packed. but euro

hayes increasingly adverse conditions beyond. beyond is the justice reporter for rep lubbock, the organization website. maria ross, a co founder, she says, threats to press freedom, continue for journalists in the philippines. i think we've just braced his dad to be as free as we can be. every since rattler wasa was create that. i mean there are attacks you're in there. we've been trying to shut down in 2018 where he has been, has been convicted. not just rattler, abs. you've been, the largest network has been shut down. so there are threats to freedom. but filipino journalist, one thing, the 1st is to be free and i think the nobel when just, you know, it's a vindication of such and an affirmation that what wriggling you just have to continue doing. i don't think we have to, you know, what bother with her biller selves with what length to cross not to be political, you know, to cross the line over the political position. i think we just have to tell the truth and if that truth gets in the cross hairs of the, of the president, then that's what it is. and i think that that's what we all during t

jarod and christy owens were on their way from lubbock to las vegas when the agent at check-in told them, when jarod and christy opened the bag to rearrange some things, there pet dog. it sneaked into the luggage while the couple was packing apparently with plans to join the owners on the trip to vegas. >> she's the borougher. that's what she does. she boroughs in clothes. she boroughs in obviously suitcases now. >> the friendly gate agent offered to watchicy for the weekend, but the couple had family nearby to pick up the dog. they continued on their journey without ichy. >>> our next high goes to a hold your breath moment when texas a&m took down top ranked alabama on a last second field goal with 106,000 tense fans watching in college station, the senior kicker seth small stepped up and grilled the kick. if the fans were nervous for that moment, you can't imagine how seth's family felt. his parents, his twin sisters, and his wife rachel became viral stars for this reaction to the game-winner. >> you got it. let's go 47. you got it, babe. you got it. [ cheers ] >> rachel hopping from t

john in lubbock, texas says his top story is mentioned and kyrsten sinema -- is joe manchin and houstoninema holding up the senate. coming up, we will hear from lawmakers about the reconciliation package by president biden. first up is gary palmer from alabama and the chairman of the republican policy committee in the house. later, congressman peter welch, a top member of the energy and commerce and oversight reform committees. ♪ ♪ >> keith rick berg has been a journalist almost his entire adult life. originally from michigan, he worked for the washington post for 30 years. his assignments included four years and southeast asia from 1986 to 1990. africa for three years and then five years in hong kong. a time as the new york bureau chief 2007 to 2010. richburg was also based in paris. later, as china correspondent. he had his time in afghanistan and iraq. keith rick berg is currently the director of the university of hong kong journalism and media studies center. we ask him to talk about his work. >> keith richburg this week on book notes plus. you can listen for free on our c-span app.