francine: thank you so much, marion. being moved into the u.k.'ier of virus measures, increasing restrictions. we will discuss with that means for europe's economic recovery. we are delighted to be joined by gilles next. we will also talk about brexit and what exactly that means for the economy overall. let's bring them up to show you exactly what investment feels like. the focus is on current restrictions. the focus is on the virus. a deal that could be done. we will see what that means. treasuries little changed. oil dropping from a nine-month high. we will have plenty more market checks throughout the hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, finance, politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua, here in london. let's get to the bloomberg first word news with leigh-ann gerrans. leigh-ann: joe biden is now officially the president-elect after the electoral college confirmed his victory. that puts him over the 270 votes needed to win, and he will be inaugurated as the 46 president on january 20. speaking after the vote, b

marion: yes, that is certainly great news.icate performance will be looking a lot like the third quarter, which means a lot of transactional revenues from both clients and in asia, and across investment bank. something to keep in mind, the investment bank is undergoing a restructuring, combining the trading at advisor units. there is still a little bit of uncertainty so what exactly performance will look like. we were remember in the third quarter, he did great in trading but fell short of peers. we will see how that goes for the fourth quarter. on a full year guidance, 4q guidance is they've had two hits to profit. they have a right down from a hedge fund state. there was some long outstanding litigations in the u.s. that will take another 389 million position which will hit earnings as well. manus: this is part of a narrative that you saw and the rest of the team put together. it is a lovely piece. this reckoning. the baggage he has inherited where the lending perhaps was, some would say a little more aggressive. what do you

. >> i was speaking of marion gruber. excuse me. >> i just also wanted to say, i'm not aware that we are related, bill. we had that discussion before. yeah, first of all, we have been in communication with the medical health regulatory agency in the united kingdom who made us aware of these two cases of anaphylactic reaction and what was just reported about what is known about these was also transmitted to us. at this point, we are seeking further information under our confidentiality agreement to learn more about this and to really piece that out. i also wanted to do -- remind the committee and i think the doctor really presented that nicely of the safety analysis that the fda independently conducted by doing standard medical inquiries and we looked at events that could potentially include or present allergic reactions. we found the slide numerical imbalance there that susan reported and presented on. i want to stress that none of these considwere considered to serious, none of these events occurred in the immediate post

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importante, de cara a evitar un colapso hospitalario ya seguimos mÁs encierros y maÑana martes se suma marion se pronostica que podrÍan quedarse sin espacio en 20 dÍas. y algo similar se vive en el resto del estado. sonoma es otro con la situaciÓn complicada, su base de datos estÁ en mantenimiento hasta la semana pasada reportaban 3 de 82 camas. san mateo el 26%. y napa 28. marÍn y contra esta cuentan con un panorama mÁs delgado. y al condado solano le restan 35 camas para atender a los pacientes que tengan coronavirus. >>> en tÉrminos generales el Área de la bahÍa acumula 25% de espacio disponibles en la usi, con los cierres preventivos ea cifra aumente. >>> el objetivo es evitar la crisis hospitalaria, ahÍ tienen el palao ma con respecto a las camas en las unidades de cuidado intensivo, san joaquÍn tiene el 6%. y en el sur del estado la capacidad estÁ en un 10%. >>> los celulares se convierten en una herramienta para detener la pandemia. el gobernador gavin newsom dijo que hay una herramienta que usted podrÁ usar para saber si estÁ infectado. >>> el viernes 19 estarÁ disponibles la aplicaci

and that is wanted to doug marion. and jefferson want to talk to kitty, and to play up madison, and he rode madison and said, i think i've got it fixed. well it turned out not, jefferson was always the optimist, and kitty had seemed amenable, but she and her family traveled to new jersey, and madison waited to hear from her, about the upcoming wedding, but he did not hear and he did not hear, and finally he got a deer john letter. he poured his hurt, and his heart out to jefferson, who gave him great advice. he told him the world will present many other resources of happiness. and you possess many within yourself. and this is my favorite, firmness of mind, and an intermitting occupations, will not long leave you in pain. in other words throw yourself into your work, and that is exactly what madison did. and kitty went on to marry a medical student, his name was william clarkson, he became a clergyman. kitty was a spendthrift. in a will her father wrote, that he had given giddy and her husband, considerable sums of mone

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marion scott dupont, or maybe it's marion dupont scott, in any case a wealthy woman, married to randolph scott for a while, bought montpelier, and enlarged it and covered it with pink stucco. the challenge has been to get it back to what it might have looked like, to what it looked like when the madisons were here and the effort has been remarkable. so thank you, montpelier, thank you, gaye, for arranging this and thank all of you for being here. >>> up next on american history tv author lynne cheney sits down for a conversation on the founders hosted

hello and welcome to any in conversation with anthony and marion depalma and right ruth behar. i'm the ceo of mbaf a national accounting firm handcuffed in miami. at mba faa we are deeply committed to strengthen the community where our employees and clients live and work. especially during thieves challenging times. the miami book fair has been an institution of our great city for decades, and we are honored to support its mission to expand and strengthen miami's literary culture. it's my pressure to introduce this discussion between anthony and marion depalma and ruth behar, who authors admire. anthony depalma send more than 20 years at the "new york times" covering the people, politics ps and cultures of countries around the world but his focus most often foal latin america, especially mexico and cuba it and is cuba and its people that resonated with him most. marion depalma, anthony's wife, was born on the island and came to's permanently in the united states in 1962. as i did myself as a child. marian is therefrom the colonial town of -- a historic community in eastern hava

marion scott dupont, or maybe it's marion dupont scott, in any case a wealthy woman, married to randolph scott for a while, bought montpelier, and enlarged it and covered it with pink stucco. the challenge has been to get it back to what it might have looked like, to what it looked like when the madisons were here and the effort has been remarkable. so thank you, montpelier, thank you, gaye, for arranging this and thank all of you for being here. >>> up next on american history tv author lynne cheney sits down for a conversation on the founders hosted by the society of the four arts in palm beach, florida. ms. cheney has written several books, including a biography of the fourth president titled james madison, a life reconsidered. she discusses her writing process, madison's relationship with the other founders, and previews her upcoming book at the four founding fathers from virginia. this is about 45 minutes. >> thank you. before we begin i just want to, again, acknowledge and thank the former vice president of the united states dick cheney for coming to the program today. and we also

marion, lafayette, indiana, republican line. caller: i was a truck driver and last night i was loading up the truck on the moderna vaccine's. truck, i know a little bit about loading and i was concerned with how high they had it in the truck. did not put on any load locks or any kind of barrier walls between this to keep these , this packaging from shifting or falling. someone may want to check on this so that we can get the vaccines to the facilities safely. we are talking about this economic aid, what do you think of this new round of spending? i live month-to-month on social security. i plan three months ahead when i do my shopping. this way i can afford my medicines, my household goods, my groceries. fuel in the car and everything else. the $1200 that we reached last time was a tremendous help. it put me ahead. so, now when things are short, you know, i have it. waiting for bathroom tissue, kleenex, paper toweling or anything like this. my pantries are full, my freezer is full. i put in a garden this summer. another me will

. >> reporter: not long after, marion county sheriff, jason sandhold, arrived at the farm house. he grew up in marion county and knew the carter family. >> there you are, in the kitchen, saying what in the world happened here? >> correct. and who would have a motive? i mean, who would have the desire to -- to kill a lady, in rural iowa? >> reporter: the sheriff called for help. >> multiple phone calls from my boss. >> reporter: special agent, mark ludwig, works for a division of the state police, the department of criminal investigation, the dci. this was his first case in pleasantville, about an hour from des moines. >> so, i get here to the driveway. got multiple vehicles in the drive way. law enforcement's on the scene and the family's gathering around the big tree. >> do any arriving officers tell you that's the husband or that's the son? >> i meet with the sheriff and apparent to me this these are family members, and i don't know names, yet. >> as soon as he got a search warrant, agent ludwig entered the house with crime-scene techs. it looked as though someone had ransacked

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marion, do you have anything you want to add at this point?uted ] >> we can't hear you, marion. >> i apologize. double muted. i just wanted to thank the committee for voting on this very complex topic. i wanted to thank the committee for their discussion and their suggestions. we very much appreciate their input on this very important topic. and we will take what we have heard today into consideration when deciding on not only the eua issue but also how to move on in their development. thank you so much. >> and therefore, our work for the day is done. i wanted to thank the committee, and i want especially to thank the fda, because they have been laboring long and hard. in doing the analysis, dealing with some of the issues, such as the recent anaflaxis episodes. and i will therefore close the meeting and i believe most of us are going to be revisiting some of these issues in about a week. so thank you very much. good night and see you soon. >> you know, it's -- >> the independent f.d.a. advisory committee just voted yes on the question, based

you were so good, uh, in this film was it exciting to take on the role of marion davis, who i knew fromw anything about her, the actress herself like, how far into process did you realize what a great juicy part this was? >> well, i kind of knew it was a juicy part, you know, before i knew i was cast because i had just read the script, and i thought, "god, what a dream role." i didn't realize i had and the idea of stepping in the 30s, and playing somebody who i didn't really know most people don't seem to know much about her and i got to tell you, hard to find back stage interviews of her when she's just herself. um, yeah, it was very daunting, very exciting. definitely the biggest challenge to date. >> and you have david fincher, obviously directing it and you know, his reputation proceeds himself and most of your work in the film is with gary oldman was it -- you know, was it an inviting set was it a -- did you feel very taken care of insofar as working with somebody like that? >> yes he -- i did not really have any expectations i knew we were going to do a lot of takes, and that soun

let's also check the right here on the richmond sandra fell bridge west bound 5.80 heading into marion county looking pretty good. no reported problems here there is some fog though reported out of the carquinez bridge so keep that in mind and then our final stop for you the golden gate bridge southbound 1, one the ride looks really nice here as you make your way out of marion county in a san francisco. no reports of any problems in the north bay side of 1 one we've got center us and rose all the way down to the golden gate bridge looking nice and smooth. >>it's 6.19 and what we're following this morning reports that president trump asked his advisers about declaring martial law and using the military to overturn the election that he lost people in the administration say that there was a meeting where the president also suggested having a special counsel investigate his loss to joe biden and possibly seizing voting machines. most of the advisers apparently that meeting were against the idea, but former national security visor michael flynn and attorneys city powell were both said to be

the civic center and marion county is an unusual building just signed by frank load right in the 1950s. h received the honor of being both a california anna national historical landmark. >>> you can find more of our news coverage on kqed/newsroom. >> from all of us here at kqed newsroom. thank you for joining us. good night. captiong sponsored by wnet >> sreenivasan: on this edition for sunday, cember 6: officials say f.d.a. authorization for a covid-19 vaccine could come this week. and the doors drummer jo densmore: seeking the origins of creativity. next" "pbs newshour weekend." >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the anderson family fund. bernard and denise schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. barbara hope zuckerberg. the leonard and norma klorfine foundation. charlero

counties, the order went into effect just after midnight just a few hours ago for alameda county and marion county will be shut down tomorrow at noon. the 4 counties not listed here san mateo solano napa and sonoma are not adopting the stay at home order earlier than is necessary. and with so many things closing here is what will be allowed to continue operating during the stay at home order retail stores including grocery stores will remain open but only a 20% capacity after gyms will be limited to just 12 people youth sports can continue, but with strict social distancing and face masks. we have more details at kron 4 dot com. well the surge is soaring at every level local state and nationally according to john hopkins university. the u.s. is now averaging 1 million new cases every 5 days. hospitalizations and deaths are also reaching record highs, public health officials say the number will get even worse if we don't change our behavior slow the spread. john finnie leo reports. >>california reporting a record high of more than 30,000 new coronavirus infections and at least 85 deaths inte

headlights coming right to the toll plaza you're looking at about 11 minutes across that span into marion county. results of the first snow survey of the year we got some the amount of water in california's mountain snowpack is only about half of average for early winter. but that's phillips station in south lake tahoe, the state's department of water resources found that snow pack there measure 93% of normal for this time of the year. the result comes out after what's been a dry fall across the state. >>the extremely dry fall has only exacerbated. what's been an already unprecedented wildfire season. and those large scale bird from the wildfires such as the creek fire in the san joaquin river watershed and the north complex fire in the feather river watershed. we'll definitely see some of those impacts from those impacts to our snow pack. >>the u.s. drought monitor lis, 33% of california in extreme drought and then more snow is on the wane chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has the details. in california there won't be any fireworks a crowded mall rooms allow this year as the state's cu

she was booked into the marion county jail on charges of dui and child endangerment. officers took care of the baby until child protective services arrived to pick her up chp is thanking those drivers who avoided hitting the woman and her baby and took the time to call 911. well on the peninsula police are searching for this man who robbed a store in palo alto there's this photo right there it happened on saturday night at the 7.11 along colorado avenue. police say the man claimed to have a gun and demanded money and a phone that the clerk was holding at the time. the man was last seen wearing a black beanie and a black face covering with the raiders logo on the left cheek. anyone with information is asked to call police. well in the south kron 4 viewer from santa clara sent us this ring video showing a man stealing packages from their front porch in broad daylight. it happened on saturday on stafford street. the viewer tells us the grinch was driving a nissan altima the santa clara police have not have been notified rather and the family is cutrently offering a small

direction you can see headlights coming to the toll plaza 10 minutes if you need to go from richmond into marion county at this time. a new essential services have been san francisco is open to the community, it's in the bayview district. the hub will serve as an ally flying to essential services for communities of color disproportionately impacted by the covid-19 pandemic. >>on our city's response to covid we focused on equity. we wanted to make sure we're reaching the communities that have been hardest hit. san francisco has been hit the hardest by covid-19 in all of the neighborhoods in san francisco, the bayview hunters point has the highest rate of covid cases we're in touch regularly with organizations like mission neighborhood center to hear what they need what else. the city can do to support them. >>the bayview essential is part of mayor breed's 28 and a half million dollar commitment to support the hispanic community as they deal with the covid-19 and the struggles that they face the location will also provide access to food housing health services and workforce, stabilization. make sp

to deport he is a danger just there on their own you know you of course did in marion was a part andthese games really trade to him to do it to his. trying to wreak. oh well. the policeman said let's continue so he won't have an office job writing discussion voting with somebody like spitting on like 300 bullets in the 1000 lakes 10. value for a bit of oil. when it gets a treaty was to be granted by past monday police or the police is ordered by the ruling government give court case with the fake closed boxes so many votes are e.d.t. you had to drive our cars the only checking and reporting station you from your somebody to see if from your somebody is there we we are driving around on the dale 14 there was so much tension and storming many people looking at me from their talent to city when he's coming down the. hill and they knew where the leash is gays can do anything even if you remember it can be said to analysing the postman so don't assume that change. is very rare her remain her. reading the preferred. i'm glad you've been prevalent. then there are just remember when. it beca

the civic center and marion county is an unusual building just signed by frank load right in the 1950s. it has received the honor of being both a california anna national historical landmark. >>> you can find more of our news covege on kqed/newsroom. >> from all us hereat kqed newsroom. in thank you for jous. good night. bert: one president fight and the next one looks ahead. >> it's all gone too far. robert: t president's baseless claims spark outrage as he refuses to concede. and considers pardons. >> help is on the way. robert: put the predent-elect mostly ignores him and announces nominees to address the pandemic and the economy. on the hill, momentum gathers behind a stimulus compromise. >> the time to borrow money is when there's ad crisis. this is a crisisre >> we a not going to leave until we get something accomplished. robert: next. announcer: this is "washington week." funding is provided by --

the region all day long and we have been able to put together some day that right now i'm here in marion county are and how and that situation here very dire. the public health officer was giving an update earlier in so let's how to spell it out for you right now here in moraine county alone the positivity rate of cases continue to soar and this all coming on the heels of thanksgiving that county health officer saying in addition to a jump in cases, there's a big change in who is getting coronavirus cases now. before october 18th, 70% of this county a long were hispanic and that makes up only 60% of the population, but now 50% is white. it is all over the place incredibly widespread through this entire counting. the doctor spoke a short time ago about a bleak reality that they're saying with the lack of intensive care units, those icu beds at regional hospitals. >>we're 89% full, even love percent capacity use. requests from other counties have been increasing as you might imagine. and they are being based on our own limitations, internally. all hospitals have searched plans and strategi

on out toward san leandro and hayward also looking at some widespread rain 80 in solano county and marion county right now also in the midst of some of our deepest of showers one of our heaviest spots is right in the midst of the bay itself so if you are traveling along 80 over the golden gate bridge bay bridge or richmond sandra fell bridge is these areas, especially wet. this moment, so just give yourself a little bit extra time this morning slow it down. hopefully traffic's not too terribly bad. the monday after the holiday week last week. but this will be slow in traffic a bit as we work our way in future cast. you can see how showers become less and less widespread this morning by 06:30am already looking at much drier conditions across the bay by 7.45 even drier yet sunshine really starts to reappear late morning and by the afternoon ahead of us we're looking at some really dry conditions to look forward to tuesday will hold on to these dry skies for yet another day will be the case during daytime hours on wednesday. our next best chance of rainfall after today will be wednesday nigh

marion, lafayette, indiana, republican line.aller: i was a truck driver and last night i was loading up the truck on the moderna vaccine's. truck, i know a little bit about loading and i was concerned with how high they had it in the truck. did not put on any load locks or any kind of barrier walls between this to keep these , this packaging from shifting or falling. someone may want to check on this so that we can get the vaccines to the facilities safely. we are talking about this economic aid, what do you think of this new round of spending? i live month-to-month on social security. i plan three months ahead when i do my shopping. this way i can afford my medicines, my household goods, my groceries. fuel in the car and everything else. the $1200 that we reached last time was a tremendous help. it put me ahead. so, now when things are short, you know, i have it. waiting for bathroom tissue, kleenex, paper toweling or anything like this. my pantries are full, my freezer is full. i put in a garden this summer. another me will be

marion, how should we proceed?like to proceed with keeping the voting question as currently phrased. >> may i ask a question not about the phrasing? >> yes. >> are we going to go back and retrospectively change the question we voted on for pfizer? >> well, that's another issue i was thinking of. how would i explain that we have a different question? >> how would we explain that? >> yes, i get it. i get that. >> may i ask a question that's not related to the phrasing, but an important one to the question? >> yes, please, dr. fuller. and then we'll try to go -- to go in order. it's a lot easier to manage. >> thank you, dr. gruber. i hope -- i definitely hope this does not happen. but what if there is some adverse event that appears that is very broad that this is not -- that the -- if we think the benefits outweight the risks but it turns out the risks are so high, how does this eua get withdrawn? what will be the conditions to say that we can no longer do this? >> as had been elaborated on in his introduction remark

but i missed my bus in 90 and going down marion just mentioned how important it is to acknowledge how things have been changing gradually in. como set up when as a demonstration on march 24th. there were what i might a saw the acknowledgment and recognition me and all the disappeared people and those who think differently about it heres the l g b t community. here where the skill set that right the 30400 disappeared. and using that recognition to reassess the hunter era as she said we had to find that solidarity to arrive at this mission. until. i'd like to say sorry but i really am we're still in the matter and you know me the protests by anyone i mean us have changed over time. but there's a thing like when i was evil i remember very well the 1st time i was in. so it is it was about the issue of femicide in 2014 when a terrible number of women were murdered the fact that men were killing us just for being women had to be made visible and the mother bomb craters. on mars. i lost last to. michiru lost her meaningless. well known place the air in the world. lol real. as in know this is

dose viruses mutate we've already seen that sars cover to cover 1000 is mutating we have the new marion's identified is likely to be further mutations and we need to get as many people that's needed as quickly as possible and at the same time i think this is going to be one of the major challenges as well is to continue the pandemic measures that we've been turning out now face masks and washing no large gatherings to avoid further transmission and we've seen year over the winter holiday that cases are rising in many countries for a long time into 2021 i expect there to continue to be travel restrictions the tween countries probably within some countries and as as you mentioned some countries will go quite quickly the u.k. parts of your canada the u.s. etc in other countries will go slower and it is a global mechanism led by god the world health organization and others called kodak's which is trying to ensure that scene availability in low resource settings but we've also heard that countries that can have already been putting in their orders the united states has reported its 1st case of

marion, ohio, republican nine, this is rich. caller: hi.t seems to be complicated who gets it first. first we don't even have one and then who is going to get it first gets to be a big argument, which is important. i think the illegals should get it so we don't get infected. i think biden should rush the border with a whole lot of illegals and in order to do that to make sure they can get in our country, we will give up thanksgiving and christmas. host: where do politicians fall on that list? hello? i think illegals would come ahead because they can affect all of us with the next version. as far as politicians, should they be higher up? should they wait? where should they be? caller: the illegals should come ahead of politicians so we don't get infected. host: you made that point twice. rick and oblong, illinois, democrats line. caller: the image that i can't get out of my head is of matt gaetz wearing a mask, a gas mask on the floor to mock the fear of the entire country, and i understand the theory of government continuity, but the only t

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marion that is feeling this way in terms of the election results and the 3rd fact we know according to a new poll that just 25 percent of congressional republicans say that they believe they will support and joe biden presidency so there's a real challenge in this country even if joe biden is the declared winner and will be inaugurated in january and won the election nationally by more than 7000000 votes there are millions of americans that are not accepting that result and so that is a challenge for his legislative agenda that's why democrats are pushing so hard to win control of the senate would give i think cumbered sort of agenda for joe biden because they've already got control of the house of representatives still have control of the white house in january and they're looking to win the u.s. senate as well thanks very much from modesto georgia kemeny allocate by skimming. and watching al-jazeera live from london still ahead with a record number of women on the ballot this time kuwaitis had to the polls to vote for a new parliament. and free climbing to lift people's spirits we'll

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the chair recognizes the honorable marion moscowitz for the purposes of honoring -- proposing a resolution. >> thank you, madam president. resolve that the president appoint one elector to take charge and ensure that one package of all legally required documents is delivered to the president of the senate of the united states in washington, d.c. >> thank you, miss moskowitz. those in favor of the resolution will give their except -- ascent by saying aye. adopted.nimously the chair appoints the honorable netti ofbhart cog lackawanna county to deliver the package. statesith the other 49 in the district of columbia, friday, january 6, 20 21, in a joint session of the united states senate and united states house of representatives for the purpose of determining the foronal electoral vote president and vice president of the united states. everything is distributed? ok. in addition, it must be distributed for the purpose of maintaining the public record and the chair recognizes the honorable harold lawrence of delaware county for the purpose of offering a resolution. thank you, madam president.

jillian: marion rafferty in los angeles with when the vaccine could get the official go ahead. >> reporterfda will meet tomorrow to decide on emergency approval for modern's vaccine. which vaccine is better? there are a few notable differences. pfizer's vaccine is slightly less effective at 94.one% compared to pfizer's 95%. another difference is temperature, the modern's vaccine has to be stored at minus 4 degrees fahrenheit and can be stored for 6 months. the pfizer must be kept at minus 94 degrees and both vaccines require two doses. the first doses of the pfizer vaccine given different care workers including icu nurse sandra lindsay who was the first recipient in the us. she has advice for those americans were leery of getting the shot. >> my message to them is not to be afraid. the alternative is far worse. i have seen too much pain, too much suffering, too many people that passed away as a result of covid-19. jillian: the us is making sure plenty of doses will be available for front care light healthcare workers at long-term care facilities and eventually for everyone. >> we signed a

when he gets to school his teacher marion see a letter he's waiting for him along with his own you blame the schools. you want to . miss friends like a play list of course friends who go to school with me to look at my daughter for with. them and last cared. for her loved the school day begins outside by raising the flag and singing the greek national anthem even though it's just the 2 of them i try to make daily life the same as every other elementary school increase. one people one teacher one classroom him maria teaches every subject whether it's joe graffiti music or money. she'd love to have more peoples but so far no more families have been persuaded to move to the island. yeah i mean want to get the cue ball pop up the crowd i would love to have some fellow teachers also an active part about the situation has brought us together. and i've always been able to offer chris store some variety. we've visited other schools. and gone to the movies in theaters on other islands we have to keep on oscar see but. for now christoph is still spending his breaks along . next summer he'll move o

of the great things that have been done, i recommend that you visit it, and see the evolution of marion scott dupont, a very wealthy woman, but he enlarged it and covered it with pink stucco so the challenge has been for him to get it back to what it might look like to what it would look like when the medicines were here. the effort has been remarkable. so thank you. thanks so much gay for arranging this. thank you all for being here. [applause] during the week on c-span 3 we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend. the environmental protection agency launched 50 years ago this month during the nixon administration. friday night to mark the administration -- interviews former california governor, arnold schwarzenegger about nixon's environmental record and the issues they have on his political career. then a panel on the achievements and legacy of the agency. watch friday at eight eastern on c-span 3, enjoy american history tv this week and every weekend.

host: marion, iowa, this is jody. caller: thank you, c-span. i wanted to ask three questions, please. one, how am i going to affect people with underlying conditions such as epilepsy, things like that, asthma, touch her? -- asthma,trauma etc., also brain trauma? mighti wonder how it affect people who were asymptomatic. and i would like to know when you might think him after the final group of people revaccinated, how long do you think we might have more of a sense of normalcy and maybe not have to wear masks? guest: that is a lot of questions. the first question i can answer quickly, that we actually included and specifically included people with comorbidities in the phase three trial. pretty sure they did it for pfizer, but i know for a fact we did it for moderna. all of the conditions you mention, we have participants with those conditions. that is what the fda is doing right now, looking at all the data to see that it is both safe and effective in people with underlying medical conditions. so i think we have that covered. now i am forgetting

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marion lee johnson. [applause] like ms. johnson, tonight's speakers know what it is like to blaze trails and to defy expectations. since the apollo 11 mission, i've been moved by the stories of the finally shined a spotlight on inspiring women who helped make our exploration of space possible. we are lucky to have three them here on the panel tonight. aerospace engineer joann hardin morgan, engineer poppy northcutt, and medical researcher, dr. carolyn leach huntoon. each of our speakers tonight will tell us a bit about her journey, and then we will have time for audience questions afterwards. joann, i am going to start with you. joann hardin morgan. joann worked in launch control at kennedy space center and was the only woman in the firing room during the launch of apollo 11. your face has become incredibly familiar this year, which i absolutely love. she was also the first woman senior executive at kennedy space center, and her tireless advocacy for women in science and engineering spans nearly five decades. joann, welcome

but i missed my box in 90 and going down marion just mentioned how important it is to acknowledge how things have been changing gradually in. camo set up on you know as a demonstration on march 24th when i'm out. there in what i want to solve the acknowledgment and recognition of me and all the disappeared people and those who think differently about it heres the l g b t community. here it was 30 right the 30400 disappeared. and using that recognition to reassess the hunter era as she said we had to find that solidarity to arrive at this mission. and to. i'd like to say sorry i mean we're still in the battle and you know i mean the protests by anyone i mean us have changed over time and more but there's a thing like well the evil i remember very well the 1st time i was in shock. it was about the issue of femicide in 2014 when a terrible number of women were murdered the fact that men were killing us just for being a women had to be made visible and i. see. i was there last 2 films michiru last time e-mails here were going on 3 years old. lowly 0. as in a little 5 years ago we took a n

green ordered thomas sumter and francis marion to hary broaden's advance. he marched onward in the heat of the carolina summer. his reinforcements dressed and willing uniforms. -- woolen uniforms. fort cornwallis at augusta surrendered on 5 june. lee and his hundred 50 man legion joined green outside 96, aware that brodaden was drawing nye, greene decided on an assault. an 18 g.o.a.t. 1791, fixed bayonets and attacked the star fort. it was met by delancey's new your brigade and the new jersey volunteers in savage hand-to-hand combat. the assault failed and all of america fights. one example -- we don't have time for that, i'm sorry. anyway, greene and his army defeated once more, marched away the day after the failed attack. two days later to the cheers of the townspeople, lord broaden marched in. greene the tactical loser was the strategic winner. he road to cornwallis that 96 was almost out of provisions and he thought impossible to furnish it with the necessary supplies. i, therefore resolved, to disso lve the garrison. if they would unite in defendant's

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marion? do you have anything you want to add at this point? >> we can't hear you, marion. apologize, muted. i just want to thank the committee for voting on this very complex topic. i wanted to thank the committee further discussion and their suggestions. we very much appreciate their input on this very important topic. this intol take consideration when deciding on not only the poa insurance, but also how to move on the development of the licensure of this product. thank you so much. our work forore, the day is done. i wanted to thank the committee. and i want especially to thank the fda, because they have been laboring long and hard in doing the analysis, dealing with some thehe issues, such as recent anaphylaxis episodes. and i will therefore close the meeting and i believe most of us revisiting some of these issues in about a week. so, thank you very much, good night, and see you soon. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncic