been reports of your concern over them or in a vaccine i'm seeing because of this the 1st time for a marni agent exactly to the human being body so we don't know what happened but the least a carrot the technology tells us well it's ok but to be honest because of this the 1st time for the healthy population i was seeing we have to be careful but in effect we should all take in how do you account for this very different efficacy rate amongst the different vaccines on offer because pfizer claims 1990 percent more than 90 percent of africa's a sign of a corona back only 50.4 percent effective according to the brazilian trials. well you know i think this is all these experiments start so quickly if we have enough time we sort of take any vaccine takes about a decade or few years but this time less than a year again i already measure i want to really i want to really address this is a risk at benefit balance we have to take this risk openness and you personally took that risk tell me why you took an experimental vaccine very early on. not even as a double blind trial well you know because i'm a

i'm marni. hi there the eyes of the world of course remain on the capitol tonight and news nation has you covered reporting on talks of impeachment. >>new resignations in questions about that breach in security plus my conversation with the texas congressman and e former sheriff in this photo who stood shoulder to shoulder with capitol police barricading that door inside the chamber, he's the one of the blue shirt. what he said to the young man on the other side of that glass and on the covid front an air carrier out of texas is the first to launch a new socially-distant passenger plane connecting people to loved ones work and a vacation in a way that feels safe once we get around to vacationing again the sea for all of that tonight on news nation that sounds nice vacation on the beach, maybe. take week see you there. all right news nation airs on wgn america at 8 o'clock our time you can find it on the channel's listed right here we have more details on our website kron 4. >>dot com. >>and comi

marnie pomoroy is a pediatric audiologist in kentucky. >> the anxiety has been overwhelming, worryingut contracting coronavirus from the community or one of my patients. >> reporter: so far, just over 6.5 million americans have been vaccinated, significantly short of what was supposed to be 20 million by the end of 2020. president-elect joe biden says he'll pick up the pace. >> i'm committed to get 100 million shots in people's arms in the first 100 days. >> reporter: scheduling glitches are proving costly. in irvine, california, a nearly two-mile backup had healthcare workers waiting hours for their shots, and in los angeles county, the situation is dire. >> the hospital system is bent about as far as it can bend. the next sound may be a snap. >> reporter: with no space at the morgue, the national guard is helping to move the bodies of the dead to refrigerated trucks. here in l.a. county, a person dies from covid-19 every five minutes. to help distribute vaccines faster, vaccination pods like the ones behind me have been set up across the county for healthcare workers. adriana. >> di

vaccine go and a check with them where did they get the sequels to sensitize the gene to deliver their a marni vaccine they claimed they doll oday the secrecies from the cheese that it's a global initiative all all you friends of ours sharing is called it's us but let me myself we've together ways organizer of that organizes it we put the sequence there and the god you know everything shared with everybody now tell me about them long as it is known that's a very good word you know law roughly you coast to chronic we don't want to see the chronic because we don't have enough coffee to see whoa slow whole chronic carbonite here we are what we saw from 'd a car with an i.v. in the home were you could you walk and you the u.k. some. patients where they recover the skill has some elite symptoms this is a skill not a lawyer enough fast to see whether or not a cop in nigeria will be a chronic disease at least it's long enough that much longer than that peut respiratory your knees and you're seeing that in china yes we also see a lot of it you know that i also we have so many cases i don't want to be

simply that you know the lot of the lot of the backing the getting out of the mud on the pfizer and marni vaccines which are stored at very low temperatures are going to simply not the facilities to deliver these in lower middle income countries at the current time so it isn't as if all the backing was feasible for these countries there's only a subset that there is and there would be move back in that get developed over you know and get approved over the next few months so i think it's a little bit early days it was a little perspective to you know saying that this huge inequity there is but because systems are glitches and some of these problems and they're not in other countries india would your example of a country which is a you know the little country but which i anticipate we'll see vastly more coverage both in numbers but perhaps you're going to percentage terms very soon just because india is made that investment in the bakken and india also has the manufacturing capacity right it already had that infrastructure there i'd like to bring in our mr brahimi we had there from our earl

recovery fund marnie will be dispersed through 2022.s a very difficult environment for europe to try to generate inflation. these frictions would be reaffirmed. maintaining a euro short is a fun -- good way of maintaining diversification. we are just focused on policy driven decisions like renewable energy infrastructure. huge amounts of centralized fiscal transfers are going to be impactful. you can see that coming through in the demand. we have equity investments in europe, in energy infrastructure. yousef: you talk about a preference for eft. the european union is pushing a continent wide plan. the ability to execute very substantively. what are some of the nuances in your approach? which countries in particular would you point to? gerry: there's going to be an arms race around esg in the coming months, quarters, years. we've now got strategies approved that relate to esg, rating from future mobility. that covers plenty of countries. neil was up 13 times since we bought that in april 2020. really, very significant winners and some of

>>time now to check in with news nation on wgn america to see what they're working on tonight marni hughes joins us live from chicago with a preview hi morning. i hey there thank you tonight on news nation mass vaccination sites across the country are ready to go. the only near missing is the vaccine we're going to take you live to yankee stadium tonight. this is one of several megasite still waiting on its supply and video conferencing during the pandemic is leaving some people feeling in secure about their appearance. one doctor from harvard has now coined the term zoom dismore fia what th that's all about and why some people think the name itself sends the wrong message. plus 2 quarterbacks preparing to face off in the super bowl and t the internet loves it sso do w the meme the memes going viral tonight comparing tom brady and patrick mahomes will get in on the fun as well we'll see for all of that tonight on news nation. all right marty thank you so much for that review. >>the news nation airs on wgn america at 08:00pm our time you can find it on the ceannel's listed hear more details

marni hughes is joining us now live from chicago with the preview. i'm hi there good evening. we are working on a few stories for you tonight that you won't else see anywhere else starting with reaction from coal miners in wyoming to president es on clean energy and climate change. >>please step 17 coal mines in since the 70's now we have about 6. >>we talked to some laid-off miners tonight looking for jobs in other industries. plus city leaders in tulsa are paying people to move there. >>moving to a new community in trying to be accepted in china join any tra can jobe tough. >>the $10,000 incentive that may help if you're willing to relocate and work remotely will see for all of that and of course the day's top stories on news nation later tonight back to you $10,000 is a lot of money. thanks morning. us. it is sure newsnation airs on wgn america at 8 o'clock our time you can find it on the channel's listed here we have more details available on our website kron 4 dot com. and after the break we'll have a live report from washington d c. >>democrats and republicans on capitol

time now when we check in with news nation on wgn america to see what they're working on for tonight marni hughes joins us now live from chicago with the preview. >>hi there dc and state capitals on high alert for demonstrations in the coming days really this weekend. our reporters are stationed all across the country want to make sure we're bringing you the very latest in walking you through the massive surge in security so you're prepared also people crossing state lines to get that vaccine. the extreme lengths. some are taking that is keeping locals from getting the shot. it was also got an update on joe biden's plan to distribute the vaccine. and my interview with interview with the first black woman named a brigade commander at the naval academy. >>it's always going to be a struggle of increasing diversity in these high leadership positions, but it's so crucial. >>we'll be introducing you to 21 year-old first class sydney barber she is wise beyond her years it was such an honor to talk to her. she has a great message about leadership for all of us but particularly for young girls when

saying >>time now to check in with news nation on wgn america to see what they're working on tonight marni hughes joins us live from chicago with a preview party. >>thank you new safety threats at the capitol tonight after 2o national guard troops are removed from duty because of ties to militia groups. president elect biden has plans to unveil a sweeping immigration bill on day one. the impact it could have for millions of people living in the u.s. without legal status. president trump's final day in office office what whto expect in the remaining hours of his presidency and more large outbreaks from that new strain of covid-19 the areas of concern and some advice tonight from doctors plus a personal look at foster care in the united states the message of perseverance from someone who grew up in the system all of that new tonight on news nation back to you thank you so much for that preview morning. >>the news nation airs on wgn america 08:08pm, our time you can find it on the channel's listed on your screen we got more details on our website as well kron 4 dot com. still ahead we go live

who >>time now to check in with news nation on wgn america to see what they're working on tonight marni hughes joins us live from chicago with a preview. hi. hey there good to see you as always well of course i all eyes are on georgia tonight, it's decision day in t, itthat state. those 2 critical runoff races and we've got you covered we'll take you live there. throughout the night as the ballots are being counted in a fight to see which party will control the senate will also be looking at voter turnout and how that impacts things in the first few hours also the distance district attorneys announced that he will not be filing charges against the officer who shot jacob blake in kenosha wisconsin. that shooting left him paralyzed. the da's reasoning in this case and what the family has to say in response tonight and a bi finally a big news nation announcement we are excited to ashley banfield welcome award-winning journalist, ashleigh banfield to our team. joe robin i spoke with ashley this afternoon about her new hour long show coming to news nation. march first we talked to about the

hi marni.ey there we're following the latest on the growing calls tonight to remove president trump from office as he he makes his first public appearance since the attack on the capital last week plus tightening security already underway with more threats leading up to inauguration day. the new push to get the covid-19 vaccine in more people's arms, the plan to protect folks, 65 and older and open up more places to administer those all important shots. impoalso we've got a new nation special report for you tonight possible hope for people battling huntington's disease. >>the hardest part you know your state. >>our felicia bolton introduces us to that couple trying to remove that rate from their family lineage for the incurable genetic disease all of that coming up tonight on news nation back to you thanks so much for that preview morning. >>news nation airs on wgn america at 08:00pm our time you can find it on the channel's listed on your screen more details available on our website kron 4 dot