marion amiot, senior european economist.oming up on the show, the rba sticks with the taper plan but says the economic outlook is coming -- in the coming months is uncertain. we are in sydney. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: it is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." dani burger alongside me at london hq. it looks like the french have nabbed the first -- they are spending 3 billion euros. this is sanofi reaching out to do a deal. and this is in the biotech space. it is not a gargantuan deal but what it is is he or she, who goes first, and pulls the trigger, perhaps will win the evolution in the house space so course, you have seen that deal come through. we will see how sanofi traits. $38 a share. that is 30% premium. dani: it might be a premium but this is a technology which obviously has been very consequential in our post-covid vaccine life so doing a deal this mrna push could excite investors. that premium, always very important for these types of deals, manus. manus: indeed. let's get back to what is moving in markets right now an

ah, hello i marion my, the london, i'll main story this hour us forces of launched a drone strike in the african capital combo targeting suicide bombers. they say we're planning to attack the cities airport. the u. s. it. early warner further attacks is withdrawal of its forces from afghanistan enters the final stages. well, there are reports of at least 6 civilians being killed in the strike. and afghan official says, there are also children among the dead us evacuations that cover for all continuing . and this includes military diplomatic off, as well as afghan nationals. charles stratford has moved from campbell. it was late afternoon where we began to get reports of what them was being described as a rocket attack on a building north of the airport. just beyond the the perimeter. some photographs have been released since it shows what seems to be a vehicle that is as being hit close to that house by the side of that house. we heard that they were casualties as well. it was about an hour and a half later where sent come put out a statement saying that the us military had launched

now at about this time, marion gordon who is kind of an unsung hero of this day. she's one of the few female agents in the secret service. she's -- she was -- she devised the motorcade that day and routes. she even drove the route to the hilton, the hospital, the white house and wanted to make sure all the routes were clear, there weren't blockages. they wanted to make sure they knew where everyone was going. drew unrue had driven a motorcade to the hilton not too long before that. he knew all the routes. and he didn't have to practice them. he already new them. and so they're heading down and marion gordon realizes she doesn't have a radio to communicate with the police cars in front. she realizes, you know what -- she's in the front right seat of the spare limousine, armored limousine. she goes, you know what, these cops are going to keep going to the white house because they don't know where we're going. they think we're going to the white house. we better get up in front of the presidential limousine right now. she tells the driver you better get in front of t

the point that if we're geg to hgoingto have a successful school district, school districts like marioneed to have that option to require masks for those lower grades or make the decision that is suitable for their community. ordinarily you have about 2.5 contacts from one exposure that has to be quarantined. but in a school environment, it was more like 18 to 1. that's why we had so many that were quarantined. you can't have a successful school year with that kind of exposure in the school. so vaccines, as well as flexibility of the local school district, would be the key in my judgment. >> dickerson: the last time you were on the program, arkansas was 46th in the nation in terms of first vaccinations. it has now risen to 38 in the nation, so it has gotten better. 60% of our citizens have gotten at least one shot. what accounts for that improvement? >> governor: well, two things: we did start our community conversations, have are townhalls, which i've been to over 12 cities, and those honest conversations, from skeptics to trusted advisors in the community, has spurred action to increa

they're heading down and marion gordon doesn't have a radio to communicate with the police cars in frontrealizes, you know what? when she is in the front right seat of the armored limousine, she says, you know what, these cars, these cops are going to the white house because they don't know where we're going. we better get up in front of them. she tells the driver, you better get in front of that presidential limousine because if he's going to lose his police escort in a few seconds, she didn't want drew unrue you know, a lot going on in his car, she didn't want him to think about how to get to the hospital and she wanted to be a battering ram. they didn't know what was going on in the world. they don't know if there are other people working together. she needs to make sure if there is a car, she has to take that hit, not the president. in the president's condition, he is having a harder time breathing, and reagan himself said it felt like someone hit him with a hammer, he felt so bad, someone hit him in the back with a hammer. he was struggling to breathe. here, it's interesting here. t

next time dick will use wilt resistant varieties like jersey queen, marion market, and grove. easy way to control insects and diseases is to attack them before they become too numerous. these beetles eat holes in potato leaves. a mixture is the remedy for insects and leaf diseases of potatoes. to make two and a half gallons, dick dissolves three ounces of powdered sulfate in water. then he makes a thin paste of three ounces of hydrated lime in water. this is put into the pail, stirred, and the mixture is made. this may be added two tablespoons of calcium to kill potato bugs and other leaf-eating insects. easy, isn't it? the mixture is also a good spray for grapes, tomatoes, and roses. dick sprays potatoes about once every two weeks. late potatoes need more sprayings than early ones. now the peas are ready. excellent source of vitamin c. cabbage too is ready to eat. another excellent source of vitamin c, especially raw. it should be grown in every victory garden. a solid four pound hen, good for storing. cabbage is available in the garden over a long period. carrots are rich in

marion: definitely.n collardi was such a great higher is because he had the asia experience. asia is the epicenter of wealth creation and many banks are clustering to create a bigger presence. that will be in a blow in a way but the senior managing partner who acts as a sort of ceo of the bank has reassured the market and its employees they plan to continue their expansion in asia regardless of collardi's departure. if you look this as if it were a public bank, he is departing having thought his task finished. it remains to be seen how sticky the expansion plans are. alix: a lot of competition. in particular hsbc. interesting way get the news about collardi and an article that talks about the chairman trickling down on hong kong and saying opportunities are too big to ignore even as geopolitical tensions wind up escalating, saying the interconnectivity between the u.s. and china is powerful and he does not think they will get to a point where they have to choose sides. talk about the competition. marion:

to the hospital now about this time marion gordon who's in kind of an unsung hero this day. she's a one of the few female agents in the secret service. she's she was she devised the motorcade that day and routes and she even drove the routes to the hilton into the hospital to the white house and she want to make sure all the rats were clear there wasn't blockages. it's you know, they want to make sure they new everyone everyone was going during ruid driven motorcade to the hilton not too long before that. so he knew all the routes and he didn't have to practice them. but he already knew them and so they're heading down and marion gordon realizes she doesn't have a radio to communicate with the police cars there now in front she realizes you know, what, and she's in the front right seat of spare limousine arm and limousine and she goes you know, what these eight these cars. these cops are going to keep going the white house because they don't know where we're going. they were on the white house. we better get up in front of the of the presidential limousine right now. so she

this is a live look from our mount tam camera into marion county. you can see the fog is creeping back in over mill valley and the marin headlands kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr has our forecast. >> good day, everybody. we had that nice low pass on by was the front that dangle behind it. that helped clean out our atmosphere a little bit, but we're not going to get much cooling going on. it's actually warming up now as high pressure kicks in all these red outlined you see here are excessive heat watches at this point all the way to the canadian border numbers in some of these valleys could be one, 10 even beyond were actually south of most of that ideal location for heating. so we won't be as lofty as that on the home front where we're watching out for us from the south. some of the monsoon bubbling up in our general direction. it will continue to feed the the mountains, however, for us and maybe some dry lightning. we have to watch out for with some passing clouds by the middle of the week. the month. so will be quite active, though, in the 4 corne

feel part of like they were living much give you to week marion were close this way. we drove like this in the return on the road and we came and they said that all of this land here belong to get it. yeah. what does it take when i showed you a picture of the parlance there for lo. it was a little bit sad for me and the excitement and little bit i to the press little bit is nothing there was really nothing the the ah, the polls were given papers, releasing them from thousands of forced labor camps across the barrier. the irony of being liberated is that they were even miserable inside the camps with their train tickets, clothing, food, money, or support. a wave of starving deportees needed to make their way alone to where the polish anders army was forming. in the southern part of the soviet union, as i i oh, i in 2 years after disappearing into siberia as for slavers, the deportees reappeared again in iran as refugees the wonders upon the face of the earth. paper yields from poland during the end of one of the most amazing marches in history. brito them weary miles t

. >>> schools in marion county are preparing for students to take online classes, they are setting up for families who are concerned about the covid spike. online classes, also called independent study programs, are now required by state law. the districts are reaching out to parents to let them know the programs exist. with covid cases rising so fast, what is the number one thing you can do to keep your kids safe at school? we get expert answers coming up at 6:30 am. >>> new details on covid-19 requirements at cal state university, systemwide the deadline to submit vaccine proof is september 30. csu officials say tens of thousands of students and staff have already submitted proof that they've gotten their shots and those who can't meet the deadlines will receive exemptions -- could be removed from in person classes. >>> this morning in a reversal the head of the american federation of teachers union says she supports vaccine mandates for educators to protect younger students. this change comes amid a strong push to return to in person classes. >>> also there is a dose of hope this m

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. >> even that we are performing well with vaccinations in marion county, we have people who need the vaccine, so we are trying to make it more accessible by being in the neighborhood, blocking the street and pelting. dion: the mobile clinic will be back for the next three saturdays, offering vaccinations from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. meantime, there is a new cash offer to get people vaccinated. california is offering $50 a piece to more than 11 people in the state who get insurance through medicaid. that is part of a new $350 million plan to get more of the state's medicaid population vaccinated. the state has already given out more than 160 million dollars in overall vaccine incentives. for the first time in 566 days, not that we are counting, 49ers fans were able to set foot the lev's adiuto wchthe last tie there in person was the nfc championship game when the niners beat the packers to advance to the super bowl. last season, fans were not allowed in the stands due to the pandemic, and the group today was more than excited to be back. >> we and the family are blessed to be here. it

the cdc released a report today revealing just how it unvaccinated marion county teacher started a covidt outbreak. >> at an elementary school. the teacher reportedly read aloud to the class while unmasked on some occasions the unvaccinated teacher first became symptomatic on may 19th. so last school year here, she continued to work, though, through may 21st, all while reporting feeling nasal congestion and fatigue which he or she attributed to allergies the teacher then began showing symptoms cough and fever. at that point, the teacher went and got a covid tested on may 21st the teacher reported to the school on may 23rd that that test came back positive. the cdc reports that students began showing symptoms on may 22nd and were tested in the following days after which 12 of the 24 students. we're positive for covid as a little visual here. if that's how you learn. this is the classroom where the outbreak started. the blue shaded squares indicate the teacher up at the top and then the tested positive and showed symptoms the squares that are just outlined in blue indicate students who tes

the hello i marion, minimize in london. and look at the main stories now. the united states has killed what it describes as to high profile ice ok targets. in a drone strike on saturday bend, oregon is saying that one of the groups pan is an a facilitator were killed in the strikes. this took place in the eastern province of manga, and now the iso came in, but was injured. strike comes 2 days after i still claim responsibility for suicide bombing up cobbles, airports that killed at least a $175.00 people, including 13 us service personnel. all the taliban is saying campbell, apple will be under that complete control very soon as it both the security around the complex after thursdays bombing crowds gathered outside the airport and they reportedly been sending a few of people that of an increase in taliban checkpoints near by the group is now a scorching sum. afghans into the ot us says another attack. there is a near certainty from bry has the latest developments from consul a cobble international airport. it's a real sense that we're now getting into the e

schools have also been advised to suggest neutral books and uniforms, but activist marion called the things it's a dangerous path to tread. this is inherently flawed through all id, all the jews, which is the fishing on the lobbying groups, which helps right this, this document 4 year old has no idea what the agenda is very kind of easily influenced and the very easily influenced by adults around them. so we're actually putting kids in boxes, that's the age of 4 years old. and that you're saying, oh, well, if you're at boy, and you're like you're playing with dolls, maybe you're actually trumps. these are very dangerous ideologists that we're actually, we're going in and i'm sort of being progressive naturally betting the question. but the scottish government says children are happy and learn more at school when they feel safe, respected, and included whenever they decide to transition. here's how bro cost room for a british m p. george galloway seated the nationalist government here frustrated by its failure to achieve its primary goal the breakup of britain. the independence of sco

lina and marion cockrell. >> todd had one airplane in the hangar and one in the driveway. they loved having an ex-fighter pilot for a neighbor. >> todd was always -- i mean, he was just a genuinely interesting guy. he would make eye contact with you. he always wanted to know about my job. "what sorta cases are you working on? what kind of law do you practice? " >> i had actually kind of looked at todd as kind of a "guy's guy". >> you enjoyed their company? >> we did. >> enjoyed todd a little more than rachel, maybe. >> i knew her less well than i knew todd, i feel. i feel like we were both in the same place in our lives, but sort of moving in different circles and -- >> she wasn't one of those people kind of that you immediately were attracted to or what? >> no. i don't -- i really liked her but she always seemed a little bit distant. very polite, very friendly but a little bit distant. >> you want to go over there? >> yeah. >> let's go over there. >> by 2009, rachel and todd had two little daughters eva and ariel. >> he always seemed very involved and very engaged with th

but activist marion colder thinks it's a dangerous path to dread. this is inherently flawed. it's true of id. oh geez, which is the fishing on the lobbying groups which helped right this, this document 4 year old has no idea what the gender is very kind of easily influenced. and the very easily influenced. ready by adults and what they say around them. so gradually putting kids in boxes, that's an age of 4 years old and not just saying, oh, well it's boy and you're like, you're playing with those. maybe you're actually trump. these are very dangerous ideologies that we're actually, we're going in and i'm sort of being progressive, actually very me. but the scottish government says the children are happy and learn more at school when they feel safe, respected, and included whenever they decide to transition is how broadcast from former british mp george callaway season. the nationalist government here frustrated by its failure to achieve its primary goal. the breakup of brits on the independence of scotland has made our turn to matter, solve sexuality and gender. in a truly re

schools have also been told to suggest neutral books and uniforms, but activists, marion, colder things. it's a dangerous path to tread. this is inherently flawed. to ideal the jews which they pushing on the path of big lobbying groups which helped write this, this document 4 year old times. no idea what the gender is very kind of easily influenced and the very easily influenced by adults and what they say around them. so we're actually putting kids in boxes, that's an age of 4 years old. and not just saying, oh, well, if you're a boy and you're like you're playing with those, maybe you're actually trumps. these are very dangerous ideologists that we're actually, we're going in and i'm being progressive naturally betting the rest of the scottish government says children a happy and learn more of school when they feel safe, respected, and included whenever they decide to transition politicians. george galloway gave us his view on it. the nationalist government here, frustrated by its failure to achieve its primary goal the breakup of britain, the independence of scotland has made a turn

but activists marion colder thinks it's a dangerous path to tread. this is inherently flawed through all id ology, which i think the pushing on the lobbying groups which helped write this, this document 4 year old times, no idea what been gender is very kind of easily influenced. and the very easily influenced by adults and what they say around and so gradually putting kids in boxes that's an age of 4 years old and just saying, oh well if boy and you like you're playing with those, maybe you're at your terms. these are very dangerous ideologies that we're actually, we're going in and i'm sort of being progressive naturally. very me question. but the scottish government says children half here and learn more at school when they feel safe, respect to that included whenever that decision is made to transition. while addition, george galloway gave us his view on it. the nationalist government here of frustrated by its failure to achieve its primary goal the breakup or brits on the independence of scotland has made her turn to matters, solve sexuality and

one last, most the marion is that a number of states have provided interim measures. a new york state to california has actually introduced state controls to prevent addictions while the pandemic continues. thank you from washington. mike hannah, now controversial changes to hong kong immigration law or have come into effect. critic say it will give the government sweeping powers to stop people from coming in or out of the territory. thousands had been leaving before the law came into force. adrian brown reports from hong kong. hong kong international airport is a quiet place these days. except here, the check in area for flights to london. these people are not going away for business or pleasure though. they're leaving for good feeling, a mixture of anger, guilt, and defense. they're being forced out. this is our home. why do we need to leave? i mean, i have been living here for more than 40 years already and it's my home. so it's really sad to leave the home and you see that everything is she's a finance worker and has no job to go to like others who sacrifice caree

i'm not always full with thank you, marion. well, the premier league is back and the opening night was a perfect one for promoted side brentford. after 74 years away from the top tier of english football, the mark, the return with a to nail when over are not a goal either side of half time since the capacity crowd of more than 70000 into a frenzy is the 5th team to play in the premier we pair things remind coach mauricio put your nose confirmed. it's too early for leanna messy to make his debut for the club. the argentine hasn't played since the copa america final, more than a month ago. and patina says messy is returned to match fitness will be a step by step process. the other hot topic and fridays news conference was the future of kilian bombay, who's been linked with a move to real madrid. and when poacher tino was asked about the french superstar, his answer was brief. simply saying, killian is our player. we are so exciting to have a missing player. i mean is, what now is the, this is a challenge that, that's start to wor

schools have also been advised to suggest neutral books and uniforms, but activists marion calder thinks that it's a dangerous path to tread upon. it is inherently flawed through all idea ology, which, pushing on the lobbying groups, which helped right this. this document 4 year old has no idea what the agenda is very kind of easily influencing the very easily influenced by adults and what they say around them. so gradually putting kids in boxes that's an age of 4 years old. and not just saying, oh, well, if you're a boy and you're like you're playing with dolls, maybe you're actually trumps. these are very dangerous ideologies that we're actually, we're going into and i'm being progressive naturally betting me questions. but this kind of government says children are happier and learn more at school when they feel safe, respected, and included whenever they decide to transition. here is how broad catherine, former british m p. george galloway sees it. the nationalist government here frustrated by its failure to achieve its primary goal the breakup of britain, the independence of scotland

jillian: we stay with marion referee for the latest on the situation in kabul. >> evacuation flights just resuming in kabul the day after two suicide bombings targeted thousands of people, 13 us service members were killed in the attack making it the deadliest day for us troops in 10 years. 18 other servicemembers were injured when the explosion occurred, they were flown out of kabul on c 70s with surgical units. the attack occurring at the abbey gate where thousands of been gathering to get into the airport to try to leave the country, the second attack happening at the baron hotel nearby. americans have gathered there in the past for rescue and evacuation. he was general mckenzie says airport checkpoints are dangerous assignments for servicemembers. >> the danger is very real. we expect those attacks to continue. we assist the threat is high right now. we know isis would like to go after those aircraft. they've taken shots of those aircraft on occasion. >> isis claimed responsibility for the attack that killed 60 afghans and left 40 injured. this came after the state department war

host: this next call is from marion -- narion in florida on our lines for others.aller: how are you? guest: good morning. caller: i have a question, and i'm not a renter but i want to know how landlords are going to afford to pay their mortgage if people don't pay their rent. guest: thank you for the question, it is the single question that my members ask when they call me, what am i supposed to do? many of them have made difficult choices, especially those mom and pops i mentioned before. they are draining their savings, borrowing money separately to pay for that, using credit cards , doing whatever they can do to make the mortgage payment because banks are being flexible but they can only be so flexible and only for so long. some of them cannot be flexible at all. you are asking the number one question, and the other question my members are asking is how do i pay my people if they have people employed. maintenance workers, leasing agents, custodial, all of those folks that help make the properties ron, and have been serving the residents throughout covid, what ab

shares of falling after the ceo warned about uncertainty and travel due to the many covid variance -- marions- a variants. overshadowing the executive revenue for the quarter. we will be back after this break. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> clearly the narrative has recently changed from the fed. emily: in china, the owner of tiktok has laid off hundreds of employees. the social media giant shutting down a significant part of their online education businesses to comply with the new regulatory regime in beijing. curving afterschool tutoring includes a ban on profits. coming up, novavax is holding so nations for clearance of the vaccine after striking a big deal to supply vaccines to the eu and i will speak exclusively with the ceo, coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ so...i know you and george were struggling with the possibility of having to move. how's that going? well we found a way to make bathing safer with a kohler walk-in bath. it has the lowest step-in of any bath. it has handrails, a wide door, and textured surfaces. so it gives you peace of mind. and you would love the heated backrest -and the

marion school superintendent telling lawmakers it is clear that we are, as many others will soon be, we are not appropriately equipped to win, a battle that, if lost, could well lead to mandated school closings and the subsequent economic upheaval we all witnessed during the previous pandemic. joining me is a medical director of infectious disease at children's health care of atlanta. not all students are eligible for the vaccine based on age, but all adults are. let me ask you this. is it time to start mandating school staff vaccinations? >> thank you. that's a really great question. i think what we do know is that if we can vaccinate everybody who is eligible to be vaccinated, that will then protect those who are unable to be vaccinated like all of our children under the age of 12. unfortunately, there's not a one-size-fits-all solution to this. in some communities mandates do help to increase vaccination rates. in those situations, a mandate would be appropriate. we would hope that everybody would want to be vaccinated, by clearly there is some concern and some hesitancy. so manda

for one thing, it's a story that stretches back to 1822 to joseph marion hernandez, our first hispanic american in congress. it's a century before him, a half century before we see african-americans in congress. really the early part of the story is driven by american foreign policy, expansion continently and then globally, the acquisition of florida from spain, the louisiana purchase, the annexation of texas, the war with mexico in 1848, the spanish-american war. the first century is also about -- another theme that emerges is democracy -- representation at the borders of american democracy, about how individuals who political scientists call statutory representatives, delegates and resident commissioners who the constitution didn't really contemplate and how they were incorporated into congress, how congress not only created that office, but often gave them very limited and circumscribed powers. and then the fact that these individuals for the most part were representing majority hispanic constituencies, and the question of how these people would be incorporated or whether they would

i appreciate what marion county is doing. >> these are people particularly vulnerable to covid-19.ter: pfizer or moderna booster shots were available to county residents who are immunocompromised. >> we want to make this third dose easily accessible to those that really need it. reporter: julie made an appointment the moment she heard about the clinic. >> because of going through cancer treatment, it was important to me to have the booster shot. reporter: her daughter calls the third shot a godsend. >> she has fought so long and hard this last year for us. this is one more thing that will help keep her safe. reporter: about 1300 folks are getting booster shots. with the delta variant on the rise, many say they have been afraid to go out. >> you don't know how safe you are. i feel i need to do more to protect myself. reporter: for now, the cdc recommends only people with compromised immune systems get a booster shot but the county could provide them to the rest of the county next month. for many, the booster's extra confidence in a world where the pandemic is far from over >> i feel

liz: marion county will vaccine verification for its first responders. the new order goes into effect september 15. the chase center announced its vaccine requirements for worriers games and other events with more than 1000 people -- warriors games and events with more than 1000 people. it is your chance to receive the vaccine in marin county. officials are hosting a mast vaccination -- mass vaccination clinic. the third dose will be available for those receiving cancer treatment, who have received an organ or stem cell transplant or have an hiv infection. appointments are encouraged but not necessary. it is happening at 9:00 this morning in san rafael. kaiser permanente is hosting a free vaccine and back-to-school event in hayward at glad tidings international church from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. haircuts, backpacks, and school supplies will be given away. appointments are not necessary. there is an event to get some of san francisco's most vulnerable residents vaccinated. the department of health is hosting a free vaccine clinic for latino families a

marion. he also said no to the plan. good morning. caller: it looks like sometimes we get extra money and we get in big trouble. sometimes students get into drugs because of extra money. we don't know where the extra money is going. we sent some to china to research by accident that thing. we should make sure every dollar doesn't go to bad things. host: we have been highlighting specifics on the reconciliation as far as the blueprint is concerned. what's wrong with those programs? caller: because we aren't tracking the loose money. college students are good kids but every once in a while the extra money gets them in big trouble. the other thing, spending money we don't have. obama spent all the money we didn't have end biden is getting ready to do it again, spending more than all the presidents combined. these trillions of dollars. the other thing, we have a budget where at the top of it we said by the way, we can't buy a fire truck. if they set up budgets, we can pass anything for a fire truck, but we are supposed to budget the money

♪ you ain't nothing but a hound dog ♪ ♪ crying all the time ♪ >> marion always called the fonz arthur good luck, arthur. >> hey, thanks, mrs. c. >> and she also had a crush on him, i think. a little bit. >> hey! >> when the fonz took over, the dynamic changed. >> we venture into teenage american graffiti style comedy. >> let's see it. >> doesn't look like a hickey. >> that show ends up going from 22nd place to first place. it becomes the number one show in the country. >> there would be traffic, people getting home to watch "happy days." >> it was a revolution. networks targeting 18 to 49-year-olds not necessarily with family sitcoms but with friends sitcoms. >> laverne defazio and shirley feeney. whoa. >> garry marshall said we've got this part on "happy days." the show we did was a double date with fonzie and richie. >> nice. and a tie too. >> and a hankie. is that for showing or for blowing? >> they were incredibly individually funny. >> is anybody upstairs going to run down and call me a nasty name? >> and then garry got the idea to spin them off into their own series. >> it we to

marion to be's work has been awesome on this, steve pinker talked about this. we cite you extensively in the book, whenever we see don he says we have to make sure people realize these ideas are working, they are helping empower people across the world to an extent that was not imaginable to 300 years ago. the trend is positive, the challenge is real but we have to bring more people to recognize what works in solving these problems. >> it is the same problem in business. so many are concerned about short-term problems or short-term profits rather than how can i be successful over a long period and then you become focused on building capabilities, that is what we need to be focused on, building capabilities and appealing to a broad range of people and when i see all the people across the ideological spectrum who are attracted to ideas i think you can see, all the people who endorsed -- believe in people, they are across the ideological spectrum and that is because we are offering a different way, a better way, they are sick of this tribal warfare where people tr

marion gruber and dr. phil kraus in the office of vaccines, research and review now, this was first reported by a publication and confirmed it with the fda and the former acting chief scientist at the fda putting this into perspective calling them two giants who helped bring us safe and effective vaccines now, some questions in the reporting here today and things i've been hearing around whether they step down in part because they felt frustrated that the fda was getting front run on the booster decision by the white house and to some extent the cdc as well. i posed this question to the white house on its covid briefing today here's what jeff zients told us. >> fda is the gold standard and allgrateful for the tireless work of the senior team and the whole staff at fda, especially during the pandemic, fda has strong leadership in dr. woodcock and dr. peter marks at the centers of evaluation and research >> reporter: and that leadership coming out with memos today triering to assure fda staff and the public