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for months but whenever there is big news about a maxine mike today received the same narratives weay we saw a member of bill gates means going back out again making allegations that he wa nts to again making allegations that he wants to microchip everybody or that this is part of some of plan and the costs bill gates invests a lot of money and then vaccination programme is looking to deliberately harm and control people. he is a —— these are false allegations and no evidence to substantiate them. all it seems to ta ke substantiate them. all it seems to take it a scary picture of bill gates to spread best this information and people recognise them instantaneously. these are limited to ha rd—core them instantaneously. these are limited to hard—core conspiracy circles on social media. names like this one are on a local facebook with and also a number of parent chats making these claims about microchips and the suggestion that this is part of some kind of surveillance and we know that these often originate either an anti—boxer or pseudoscience influencers of been promoting a number of

i'm desperate. >> maxine, what changed? in march, $2.2 trillion.t it done. now the pandemic is worse. the need is greater. and the line is less than half that amount, and a chunk of that less than half the amount is from the money that wasn't spent the first time, and no checks for people. what changed? >> well, you know, i don't know everything that changed, but i know one thing. the president of the united states has absolutely ignored this. he's focused on himself and all of the lies that he's telling about the fact that he has won this election. he doesn't care. he doesn't offer any leadership, and he's left mnuchin there to negotiate, and mcconnell has absolutely, you know, absolutely been obstructionist in all of this. and so, you know, whether we're blaming, you know, the president or we're blaming mcconnell or we're blaming the problem solvers, they have got to get together and get this done. and we cannot leave this session of congress, this lame duck session that we're in without getting it done. the american people are desperate, and the

facebook's latest diversity shows the company has struggled to increase black .epresentation we spoke with maxineilliams about the challenges that remain. >> what you will see is that we have been able to increase women in technical roles 15% to 24%. we have been able to increase women in non-technical roles and even black people in non-technical roles in the same period. hispanics, 11 percent, but in technical roles, black and hispanic people, these are where we have struggled most. we have taken a multipronged approach where we have short, medium, and long-term strategies to drive representation, and representation is not just to say we have the numbers, right? the reason we want more representation is because we want to build products that can serve this diverse world. for us, it is a top priority and one we have really invested in, and we are going to keep doing it. we had a civil rights report come up recently. they worked for us for two years, and the reason we invited them was we wanted them to help us get to excellence. we invited them to see where we can do better. if we look at corporat

maxine waters, appreciate your time this evening. >> well, thank you so very much.reciate your having this discussion. it's so important. >> thank you. >>> president elect joe biden takes a veiled shot at trump's handling of the covid crisis. dr. fauci getting a vaccine shot and speaking out about it. and task force member dr. birx is retiring. all of that next. is retiring. all of that next oh, i will rescue you stnarrow it to all thes ikarate moms... in desperate need of brown sugar. meaning, you. you're the one we made mywalgreens for. with pickup in as little as 30 minutes. hiya! get 30-minute pickup at walgreens.com are you managing ...using fingersticks? with the new freestyle libre 2 system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose with a painless, one-second scan. and now with optional alarms, you can choose to be notified if you go too high or too low. and for those who qualify, the freestyle libre 2 system is now covered by medicare. ask your doctor for a prescription. you can do it without fingersticks. learn more at freestyle libre 2 dot

thanks maxine for that because she said one if you'd see trump supporters you have to get up i theire. she said this and of course all those people in this industry that normally get up on soapboxes condemn those sorts o statements we're silent because the 11th commandment is thou shall not criticize maxine. alec baldwin, this is the same guy who told his 11 -year-old daughter he was read thoughtles little pig. so you see the character of these people. overall, and i will leave it here, jason. as far as just last week you ha a biden staffer say that republicans are a bunch of efforts. that shows that this whole unit message that joe biden is sending out there saying come on , we have to turn the page after the 2016 democratic nominee and a hillary clinton said that president trump was a legitimate work greg cavanaugh many democrats embracing the fact that he was a calling the president of the united states and agent of russia, i don't think the turning of the page thing is going to work out too quickly or too easily at all. >> this whole idea of let's jus call for unity, come on, tha

maxine waters managed to funnel $240,000 from her campaign to her daughter to get out to vote servicene waters lives in a mansion worth more than $4 million, kind of weird for some of you who spent 40 years in government. i got to ask you, by the way, they're far from the only ones in washington were doing this that's for sure. but how do people who work in congress look the look a straight in the face and say that i've got rich but it's fi fine. >> it's frustrating when you're looking at democrats because they love playing the poor card, they will help impoverished communities and we have to go to the rich white men there stealing money from us and nobody questions them and their finances. it's especially egregious coming from somebody who is so awfully socialist like ilhan omar and her squad on the platform especially during the covid-19 when the government was giving the money to companies they put out and said, look, the rich companies are taking the money and they should return the funds. of ilhan omar, isn't going to return the funds that they received from the covid-19 really f

joining us now is congresswoman maxine waters from california. congresswoman, thank you so much for joining me this evening. i'm just going to start right off, what can the democrats do? because i think it's unfair to say can the two sides come together. the house has a plan. the house has had a plan for a long time. what pressure do you think can be put on mitch mcconnell so that anything can move through the senate before hundreds of thousands of americans are put on the street and lose their benefits at the end of the year? >> well, a lot of pressure has been attempted thus far, and nothing has changed this man. and it's absolutely unconscionable that one human being can literally stop the kind of support that we need to be given to our public relative to covid-19. he is absolutely blocking everything. you have a bipartisan group of senators who have come together. you have others that are trying so very hard. you have the democrats who have basically compromised substantially from where we started with 3.4 trillion down to 2.4 trillion and no

i required maxine -- i remember maxine waters telling people to from people.guest: black lives matter has to stand for itself. iat happens to investments -- can only speak for the national urban league. i am proud of the things we do. we do not have a presence in mccormick, mississippi. we do have a presence, a new presence, in jackson, mississippi. just in the last year we helped 1200 people become homeowners even in the face of this difficult work -- we provided hundreds of thousands of people with assistance in securing a job, with assistance in securing job-training. hundreds of thousands of people who participated in ,ur free afterschool program's over 15,000 small business owners who purchase abated and free services. i can go on. i can speak for what we do. i think other people have to speak for what they do. otheronfident that many organizations were very hard. the caller is in mississippi. he should look at his city government and the state government. caucussimply look at the member, but the united states senators. the responsibility for conditions a

as for maxine waters, when you see people getting attacked in restaurants and we saw it in d.c. couple of weeks ago where fireworks being launched at people while eating outside. well you see if you are wearing a trump t-shirt or hat, people getting hit from behind, beaten, assaulted and harassed. thank vaccine partly for that because i'm paraphrasing if you see trump supporters you have to get up in their face. she said this and of course coms all those people in this industry that will make it up on soapboxes to condemn those statements were not found because the commandment i is thu shalt not criticize maxine waters. and alec baldwin, this is thesa same guy who told his 11-year-old daughter and it is on tape a rude, thoughtless little pig. i've got a young daughter and i certainly would not speak to her about that. you see the character of these people. overall and jason, as far as last week, you had biden staffer say that republicans are a bunch of effers and that shows the unity message joe biden is sending out is sending out come on we have to turn the page after 2016 demo

yet there's still no assigned maxine for hiv aids. why is that? so there are, there are ongoing trials and it's an exciting if we can investment and research into this and i think i think what has been achieved. think of it one thing, but the vaccination just speaks to the ambition that don't what we can achieve with bishan and what we can achieve if we really seek to achieve our goals. and that's why we're calling for global solidarity at this point and to see vaccinations as a, as a global public goods that should be available for everybody. and not just for the wealthy and something that needs to be for all countries and pro people that the federal aids vaccine we have, we have trials ongoing. the fundamental issue is the complexity of the virus and also the longevity of the illness. so it's actually much more difficult to see results from trials in real time. so we hope to get to culture new to progress, the corn, growing investment in inbox and nations, a new treatment programs because they are, they all bring results and do make a difference

listen to congress when maxine waters over the weekend. >> here's what i know about russia and putin.y have in fact compromised this president and this president will not condemn them, will not criticize them, and even when he knows it's a threat, whether it's to our election system or our energy systems. he's not going to do anything to disagree with them because he's a compromised president. >> dan: of course the democrats russia hysteria is soaked in irony because one of the biggest russia hoax tours in washington, eric swalwell, continues to be embroiled in a massive chinese spy scandal and still refuses to answer direct questions about the exact nature of his relationship with his chinese intelligence operative, christine feng. ask yourself, why is it that the same media that spewed endless hysteria about all things trip in russia is completely unbothered by the biden families cozy ties to china? because the media is the arm of the democrat party and would rather focus on fake news narratives than actual facts that are bad for the democrats. also tonight still more questions than

represent of the maxine waters is asking the first question -- represented of maxine waters is asking first question. senator mcconnell filed a covid-19 bill that would change the law to require the fed to close all of its 19ilities after january 2021. if law already required to this, this bill wouldn't be necessary. the c.a.r.e.s. act was passed to stabilize the economy during the entirety of the pandemic, not until the end of your tenure as treasury secretary. secretary mnuchin, it was reported last week that you intend to transfer the unused portion of the c.a.r.e.s. act $500 billion appropriation to treasurer's general fund so that the next secretary can't have access to the funds. however, section 4027 of the c.a.r.e.s. act explicitly states that funds may only be 2026,erred on january 1 2026.fore january 1, what you are doing is contrary to what is lawful, and it puts our entire economy in jeopardy. what's more, it has also been reported that you are working the director of the federal housing finance agency to selloff the government stakes in the housing giants fannie mae and f

the ways and means, frank pallone, energy and commerce, nydia velazquez in terms of small business, maxine waters, renters etc., all of our chairs. and bobby scott in terms of issues that protect americans, american workers. on the p.p.p. we all know that we need more money for small business and we all support that. we want it to be done, though, in a way that i think is possible that honors what has been said before about small businesses with women, minorities, veterans, native american owned businesses, small businesses, being able to cbsi's to and the meet their needs. nydia velazquez is working in a bipartisan way on that issue. so whether it's in the omnibus or in the covid or some combination thereof, that is the work that's being done right now. i'm very excited about the fact that in a very strong bipartisan way about 80% of the house voting for the national defense authorization act. i commend, as i have before, again and again, chairman adam smith, chair of the appropriations committee, mr. thornberry, for whom this -- the bill is named, and the ranking member on the committee,

. >>> joining me now, congresswoman maxine waters of california.gresswoman, there is a lot of sort of react to her. first, let's start with what your understanding, you are in house leadership, speaker pelosi obviously is the speaker, but you are in house leadership and you are in conversations. i guess the question is, what is your understanding of what the house democrats' plan is here now that everything has been kind of upended? >> well, basically, we are going to take the president up on his offer to provide $2,000 for each of the heads of households, you know, because it was not not done in the covid response bill. we thought vefought very hard w republicans. they rejected giving any money in a stimulus check to the constituents of this country. but we finally wrestled it out of them. all we could get was $600. the president was not anywhere around. he was out on the golf course someplace, and he has come in after there is a bipartisan bill that we finally got together after over a month of negotiations and he threw, you know, a monkey wrench

. >>> time maxine has named its first ever kid of the year and she is impressive. meet 15-year-old, the colorado native is a scientist and inventor. a few years ago she created a device that detects lead levels in water within seconds. more recently she developed abstracted by cyber bullying and opiate addiction. creations aside the magazine says it is her leadership that makes her stand out. >> there are students who do want to make a positive impact. they just don't know where to start. and i want to give them that starting point, that boost of encouragement. this is such a great point in my journey and this is so beyond exciting. nothing i could've ever imagined. >> her advice is, don't have to fix every problem, just focus on one that excites you. >>> when we going to get rain? that is a problem nobody can fix, paul. >> it is out of our hands. >> it is pick of the best we can do is hope to look for some rain and see if it is heading our way but in the next seven days, not going to happen. let's take a look at the top of the stories that we need to know about. t

will be an ongoing process the fact that many other dictators and countries have started to believe maxine is going to be a factor but it's also the case that you don't actually like eyes that are more than more difficult than the law just because i mean does it cost that you know black seeds which are easier to use that would be due to it is storage have a higher reference but we don't believe that it did make the final decision and then it would be i don't know what is this father government has said that health care and frontline barker's will be among the 1st to be vaccinated now does that include people who work outside of hospitals as well as such as in diagnostic labs all funeral homes for example. yes that i would tend to think that that would be an independent a lot of this is left at the state of provincial level to decide things have been given about health workers being 1st and then frontline workers and all of these individuals given that is that asked of transmission especially by virtue of the book that they do certainly qualify and i think it would be certainly the case tha

to be taken very soon because we will be expecting i don't know it and it's all in those as they maxine in the next week but several other vaccines now wait to approval how far along are we in that process. yes absolutely martin that's already some interest there are those here to ask a gate at all so they have approached the european ready to use and the d.n.c. has gone for the approval process so i am expecting that money and approval process wouldn't be significantly far from the 5 and beyond jack and that. would be just as i think of basically have some glitches because the number of people who are assessed to have that long small of those and once we're told rosen really enough so that only 2 of them 800 so this means that they need to do more croyle misworded that i have seen could be presented with i believe the forty's but certainly in the 1st 2021 we will have other vaccines that would be getting really close to be a problem on sunsets so the future is bright you say the future is broad but will these vaccines be the end of covert 19 or will we have to get vaccinated every year

just for this dose so yes i think within a very few days do you know it will approve this flies or maxine as the 1st us over the next scene the last 2 times vaccines were rushed into used in less than a year was $976.00 swine flu and 2009 swine flu and in both of those cases that seems to have severe cause severe reactions after they were used in a large number of people so that certainly could happen now because this is a very new vaccine we've never had a messenger on a vaccine before we have no idea really what the side effects will be over a period of time it's hard to know because these people were only followed for 2 months and reactions can occur a number of months down the road and right now it's not clear that didn't fly is a really want to look very hard for those long term reactions or lawmakers in new york have introduced a bill to make over vaccination mandatory sparking aprile the bill would require people to be vaccinated if it's deemed safe for them to have the job. of american physicians and surgeons says doing so would amount to a violation of human rights or got reactio

the country's also authorized its 1st homegrown coated 19 maxin for general use the sun a farm vaccine has already been given to health care professionals and essential workers under emergency guidelines china's government says the doses are around 79 percent effective but has not released enough data for international scrutiny. more than 25000 deaths have been recorded in the u.s. state of california as medical workers struggle to cope hospitals or housing patients in hallways conference rooms a cafeteria and gift shops fewer than 3000000 people across the u.k. u.s. have been vaccinated against code 19 falling far short of the government's target of inoculating 20000000 by now america's top infectious diseases expert dr anthony found she has told hundreds there he's concerned about a pushback against science in the country my concern is that there is a lingering antiscience feeling in this country that is sort of mixed in with the manty vaccine feeling that we've got to overcome by being transparent about what we've done and what we want to do with science. the u.k. has reported 964 d

lists of who the prioritized recipients are the other complicating factor with the fines or biotech maxine that's being used is the requirement to store it at all to low temperatures dry ice conditions as you've heard and that's unique we've never tried to handle that before so people are paying close attention to getting it right and this of course is not cheap i mean what about the costs here is there anything comparable in public health history to the cost that we're seeing with this vaccination roll well not to my knowledge however in the u.s. a big. big gap exists currently between what we've invested in developing in purchasing these vaccines and what we've so far invested in our back distribution and vaccination programs that are going to be taking place across next year so one of the things those of us with public health experience are advocating for very strongly right now is for congress to step up and pass legislation that will ensure sufficient funding for this distribution program it costs a lot of money to get this vaccine into the arms of the people who need it wherever they

shortage of covert vaccines in low income countries according by rich nations a report by the peoples maxine alliance which includes amnesty international and the charity oxfam. wealthy nations reserves enough vaccines to cover their populations 3 times over until the end of next year those a result only one in 10 people in the 70 countries will have access to co but joe the group is urging pharma johns to share their intellectual property to allow other firms to produce the drugs in the workforce earlier i spoke with mark slawson head of inequality policy. you know it would be a suicidal politician who did not look after his own citizens our point is we do not think it's except for rich countries not united states for the united kingdom to protect the profits and the intellectual property in the monopoly of these big pharmaceutical companies so that they have enough vaccine for themselves but they don't allow vaccination for the world all the leading candidates that we're hearing names were funded using taxpayers' money lead them to public property and not a prop to progress in trying to be

i spoke with california congresswoman maxine waters who leads the house financial services committee ask is that enough know it is not enough. >>we could use a lot more. it is might put people to understand that the food lines around the blocks all over not it's people to that people i up for the the deal comes as members of congress and other government leaders begin to receive the much anticipated covid-19 vaccine, including president elect joe biden there's there's there's great hope doing this to demonstrate that. >>people should be prepared when available to take the vaccine. >>that was john fund only are reporting people could be getting their stimulus checks deposited as early as next week. if you have questions about whether you qualify for the stimulus checks. we have more information on our website just head over to kron 4 dot com. well surging coronavirus cases are causing icu beds to quickly fill up all across the bay area. here's a closer look at just how many beds are currently available. so alameda county is reporting 32.7% and availability less than 9% in contra costa

vaccines you know we've used mostly the pfizer vaccine so that's been associated with pfizer the murder maxine is made in a very very similar way to pfizer and so that we have a reaction a one of these severe allergic reactions with them or the exene is something that's not surprising and rather expected when we're now giving this vaccine to millions of people so i don't think it's a major concern but we have to contend with that going forward and the plans are in place to do this the maximum safety a little trump is upping the ante on congress as he tries to boost funds being put into a coronavirus they're going to spill u.s. leaders to get the thought off on the aid package saying americans are not getting the help they need from it why would politicians not want to give people $2000.00 rather than only $600.00 it wasn't their fault it was china give our people the money. congress has finally agreed on a $2.00 trillion dollars stimulus package this week including $900000000000.00 in pandemic aid and includes a one off $600.00 payment to all americans who qualify it also extends moratorium an

claims he managed to trick him by posing as a senior official from russia's national security council maxine saying that his boss had been seeking an urgent report quotation about the alleged assassination plot in august and the alleged f.s.b. agent says that was poisoned was supposed to be killed but was poisoned with novacek nerve agent planted in his underwear and then discuss it in details and throughout the conversation they come back over and over again to this topic just to remind you before to day only repeatedly said that his clothes had been taken away from him before even he left russia and shortly after he was transported to berlin we started hearing from german authorities that he was poisoned with nerve agent and later a german laborde theory claims that found traces of it on a bottle of water from alexina vial is whole tell room no bottles of water were discussed during this phone conversation with the alleged f. is the agent published on monday this topic was not brought up at all during this conversation also never. asks this agent in quote marks why this whole operation wen

will be an ongoing process the fact that many other dictators and countries have started to believe maxine is going to be a factor but it's also the case that you don't actually like bodies that are more than more difficult given the law just because i mean does it cost that you know access which are easier to use that would be to do it is storage have a higher reference but we don't do we need to make the final decision and then it would be i don't know what is this father government has said that health care and frontline barker's will be among the 1st to be vaccinated now does that include people who work outside of hospitals as well as such as diagnostic labs all funeral homes for example. then to think that that would be an independent a lot of this is left at the state of provincial level to decide payments have been given about health workers being 1st and then frontline workers and all of these individuals given that this get asked of transmission especially by virtue of the book that they do certainly qualify and i think it would be certainly the case that they would be good order

samueli in budapest he is an author and a youtube or at big apple and here in moscow we crossed him maxine he is an expert at the russian international affairs council originally crossed out rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciate it ok let's go to georgia in budapest. in looking at the election results or how would the election results are being presented to the to the public and the world's here i can't help but get the feeling that if this had happened in any other country in the world the united states would have stepped in or made a lot of noise about democratic norms and demanding a recount and all of this kind of thing here but they don't because it's happening to themselves you know it's just an interesting critique about how democracy is spoken about and practiced in the united states and how it spoken about and practiced internationally go ahead george yes that would be right because everything that is normal life since the election although it's. being. rotating. balls be changed arbitrarily. and unconstitutionally in order to make essent

claims he managed to trick him by posing as a senior official from russia's national security council maxine saying that his boss had been seeking an urgent report quotation about the alleged assassination plot in august and the alleged f.s.b. agent says that the volley was poisoned was supposed to be killed but was poisoned with nabil chalk the nerve agent planted in his underwear and they discuss it in details and throughout the conversation they come back over and over again to these topics to remind you the extent of violent repeatedly said that his clothes had been taken away from him before even he left russia and shortly after he was transported to berlin we started hearing from the german authorities that he was poisoned with an overtrick nerve agent and later had german laborde theory sad that he'd found traces of when a bottle of water from an extended by his hotel room this topic this subject was brought up during this conversation published earlier on monday with the mr and of ali or seem asking the alleged f.s.b. agent about these bottles that person who was over the phone never

people who say i will not be vaccinated i don't want to be vaccinated do not really know what the maxin contains how does it work and they are mainly afraid of a new backs introduction technique and therefore it's very easy to convince some skeptical people that the vaccine is safe in this technical arrangement is the is the safest we have ever experienced and it sounds to be very effective and without so significant side effects and therefore i have convinced myself manical needs and friends that the vaccine should be done but what i think is mainly important to think out is that many people war will not. discuss or any in any case will not meet that the vaccine is a conqueror. by the end if discovered by themselves that they only way to stop the spreading of the briars is to have a vaccine and they claim to have a vaccine in the lab boys why in the previous months it was difficult even to make them accept a flu vaccine or vaccination for their kids but therefore it said really changes of the mind of many people who are in santa of our evident risk it up. sector and everything and then

especially in communities of color is not without good reason to truly promote confidence in these maxine's we must start by acknowledging this history of mistreatment and exploitation of minorities by the medical community and the government. but then we need to explain and demonstrate all that has been done to correct and address these wrongs as a school that further surveys put skepticism of vaccines amongst african-american and hispanic populations anywhere between 50 and 60 percent why do you think about it is. now this rifle and it's worth mentioning here that it's not only the minority is not only the african-americans and the a spanish there are polls that actually say that 60 percent of all americans would be willing to willing to get vaccinated so in turn 40 percent are opposing a vaccine at this point in time and that certainly has to do with dollar trumps handling of the damage with the fact that the u.s. administration downplayed the risks the coronavirus poses the mask cold of the whole mask debate was politicized so that all plays into the vaccine question now with regards to

samueli in budapest he is an author and a youtube or at big apple and here in moscow we crossed him maxine he is an expert at the russian international affairs council originally crossed out rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciate it ok let's go to georgia in budapest. and looking at the election results or how would the election results are being presented to the to the public and the world's here i can't help but get the feeling that if this had happened in any other country in the world the united states would have stepped in or made a lot of noise about democratic norms and demanding a recount and all of this kind of thing here but they don't because it's happening to themselves you know it's just an interesting critique about how democracy is spoken about and practiced in the united states and how it's spoken about and practiced internationally go ahead george you know that would be right because everything that is normal life since the election although it's. being. rotating. laws be changed arbitrarily and unconstitutionally in order to make

lists of who the prioritized recipients are the other complicating factor with the fines or biotech maxine that's being used is the requirement to store it at all to a low temperatures dry ice conditions as you've heard and that's unique we've never tried to handle that before so people are paying close attention to getting it right and this of course is not cheap i mean what about the costs here is there anything comparable in public health history to the cost that we're seeing with this vaccination roll well not to my knowledge however in the u.s. . big gap exists currently between what we've invested in developing and purchasing these vaccines and what we've so far invested in our back. and vaccination programs that are going to be taking place across next year so one of the things those of us with public health experience are advocating for very strongly right now is for congress to step up and pass legislation that will ensure sufficient funding for this distribution program it costs a lot of money to get this vaccine into the arms of the people who need it wherever they are and we ca

biotech maxine's is that they are. a strip which is going to make it very difficult to deliver in many parts of the world where it is both the oxford and the the russian vaccine have a much more except of all cold showing in terms of being delivering being able to deliver in many parts of the world and he's on cross spoke with alexander ginzburg director of russia's camel a institute about how their vaccine differs from others. we developed a vaccine from the start of receiving funding to registration really quite quickly in 5 months the main reason is that for 25 years or more we have been developing at the gum alay institute a technological platform on which this vaccine preparation can be made we already had a wealth of experience not only the technology of how to do it but before that we had even worked out possible concentrations we knew all the dosages needed to obtain an optimal immune response with minimal side effects. the safety of the vaccine has been fully proven on a very similar vaccine the not identical

and efficacy but it really has followed the follow the timeline of all of the coronavirus conduct maxine's across the world from major global international pharma companies pfizer for one which of course was approved by the u.k. regulator just over the last 24 hours and it's going to be rolled out over the coming days. as well it was published of course back in september in the long answer to one of stablish the not beautiful medical journal it was peer review and its efficacy was claimed to be 95 percent or even above 95 percent which is also comparable to other vaccine candidates across the world so it has been peer reviewed or has been looked at by the regulator and this is why it's now being made available for mass rolled up as you're mentioning there are a few vaccines right now that are slowly coming out but the entire world is waiting for one of those jobs which countries have so far applied to use the russian made a vaccine will be the appearance of any covert action on the market is of course good news but what we have learnt over the last few weeks is that no one can. 3 no one co

maxine in the next week as well as several other vaccines now wait to approval how far along are we in that process. yes absolutely my dad has already some interest there are those near to the ascii gate and also they have approached the european ready to use and the d.n.c. has done for the approval process so i am expecting that approval process would be significantly far from the 5 and beyond back and that. would be just as i think of they certainly have some glitches because the number of people don't want us has to have that long small of those and once we're told rosen really enough so that only 2 of the 800 so this means that they need to do more call i'll need for that especially i think i have seen could be presented with anything bodies but certainly in the 1st 2021 we would have other vaccines that would be getting really close to be a problem on sunsets so the future is bright you say the future is broad but will these vaccines be the end of covert 19 or will we have to get vaccinated every year just like we do with the flu. you know that's that's the most important question

solicited adverse events were only for a week after each maxine knows so we have much to learn. if the manufacturer didn't reveal certain information such as the deaths of 6 people during the late stage clinical trials for this vaccine. do you think there could be other things that we're not aware about here. absolutely we have no idea what messenger r.n.a. does several people at the advisory committee meeting today raised the possibility that reverse transcriptase is might be able to turn our navy into d.n.a. there is a remote possibility that this could affect human d.n.a. possibly just in the fetus constantly in others i don't think we know how many cells are actually being did by the messenger are now in our bodies because it does die very quickly after it's been inserted if it doesn't get into a cell. i don't know that the germ cells will receive it but but there are many many questions yet to be and. this decision just going back to it's off last question is a decision by the advisory panel a final decision has yet to be made do you think would you be on to present this wi

mandatory across the world i don't think that mandates a direction to go in here especially for these maxine's it is a much better position to actually encourage and facilitate the vaccination without those kinds of requirements there are also concerns of some of the logistical problems to do with the rollout of the back seat but pfizer the company producing them may not be able to provide enough to you kate as many as they depart and also this particular vaccine has to be stored at minus 70 degrees and it's thought that there are enough facilities there isn't enough of the necessary types of freezers and other logistical acquit needed to try to store these vaccines stay safely and to transport them so many questions by the government they feel confident that they can successfully roll out the track see that at least to those who want to. while the effect of vaccines points to a brighter future those on the front line want to make sure lessons are learned from mistakes of the past we heard from british doctors union representative which claims a lack of protective equipment led to avoidable de

drug regulator is working to reassure americans that lee pfizer biotech maxin is safe for szell's hope distribution of the vaccine for monday will provide relief to hospitals overrun with coronavirus admissions us reported more than $230000.00 new cases on friday thousands of dollars from supporters demonstrating in washington to denounce the election result on the u.s. supreme court's decision to throw out a last ditch legal challenge hundreds of protesters will black and yellow which are the colors of the right wing proud boys classified as a white supremacist group by law enforcement. owes the headlines this hour listening post is coming up next examining the political and economic battle in the gulf. but he talks that's. ok to see which sic. let's say constructive talks taking place between the formations and they want to reach a final agreement hello i'm richard gives birth and you're at the listening post where we don't cover the news we cover the way the news is covered here are the media stories we're looking at this week there's news of a possible reconciliation in the arabian

specially in communities of color is not without good reason to truly promote confidence in these maxine's we must start by acknowledging this history of mistreatment and exploitation of minorities by the medical community and the government. but then we need to explain and demonstrate all that has been done to correct and address these wrongs as explore that further all of the surveys put skepticism of vaccines amongst african american and hispanic populations anywhere between 50 and 60 percent why do you think that is. others frightful and it's worth mentioning here that it's not only the minority is not only the african americans and the in spanish there are polls that actually say that 60 percent of all americans would be willing to willing to get vaccinated so in turn 40 percent are opposing a vaccine at this point in time and that certainly has to do with dollar trumps handling health and damage with the fact that the us administration downplayed the risks the coronavirus poses the mass cold of the whole mask debate was politicized so that all plays into the vaccine question now with