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i have been to tyson fury's fights when he forjohn mcdermott when i was still an amateur, i saw him fightmy favour. that's all from sportsday. it is still arsenal 0—0 burnley, and leicester have scored a second goal, leicester have scored a second goal, leicester 2—0 brighton. those games approaching half—time. from me and the rest of the team, have a lovely sunday evening. goodbye. hello. after today's rain, we have a windy night to come. the we have a windy night to come. showers will stay v there will be a few sunny spells around. the persistent rain will clear away north and east as we go away this evening. some of these showers will be heavy and possibly thundery and accompanied by some gusty winds as well. temperatures are continuing to head up and rising overnight across parts of scotland and north—east england. it will be a mild start on monday. a day of some sunny spells. showers will affect all parts as they push eastwards during the day that they will be some spots in the east with a couple of showers. the rest of the day will be dry with sunny spells. it will be windy tomorrow

i have been to tyson fury's fights when he forjohn mcdermott when i was still an amateur, i saw him fighthat's all from sportsday. we'll be back with more at 7.45 up up next on bbc news it is the media show. hello. this week, ofcom, the broadcasting regulator, put out a pretty stark warning. they said that traditional uk broadcasting is at risk without radical shake—up. but at risk of what exactly?

i have been to tyson fury's fights when he forjohn mcdermott when i was still an amateur, i saw him fight chisora, so it will be good to change those odds and put them in my favour. that's all from sportsday. we'll be back with more at 7.45 up up next on bbc news it is the media show. hello. this week, ofcom, the broadcasting regulator, put out a pretty stark warning. they said that traditional uk broadcasting is at risk without radical shake—up. but at risk of what exactly? and what kind of shake—up are they talking about? already this year, ofcom has given the go—ahead to two new tv channels, including one from rupert murdoch's news uk, and ofcom is reportedly about to take on the massive task of regulating online harm, including social media platforms like youtube and instagram. but is a uk regulator really able to police the worldwide web? well, i'm joined by the person best able to answer those questions. dame melanie dawes is the new—ish chief executive of ofcom, and she's giving her first major interview to bbc news. let's start with a quick fire round. what were you listening to t

it's an extraordinary day for humanity >> reporter: mike mcdermott compares this to the space race. he says a half mill doses rolled out, roughly 2 million more by the end of the week. the u.s. has a contract for 100 million doses. >> we're in discussions with the u.s. government and looking forward to another 100 million doses doses. >> reporter: the largest vaccine effort underway. a mission just beginning gabe gutierrez, portage, michigan. >>> sorting the vaccine will be a logistical fete. vaccinations can start shortly after received erin mclaughlin has a look at the plan there good morning, erin. >> reporter: frances, this vaccine is offering hope to so many on the front lines be of this crisis. it will be distributed at cedar sinai in los angeles either tuesday or wednesday of this week that according to a spokesman of this hospital. one of a limited number of hospitals to receive the first doses of the vaccine in the state of california, chosen for a number of factors. proximity to the crisis, its ability to distribute the vaccine to other hospitals and finally its ability to

covert 19 vaccine has been authorized for emergency use in the united states millions of doses of the mcdermott vaccine are expected to be added to the massive american vaccination program which began this week with health care workers older people in long term care facilities are next in line the approval comes one week after the u.s. food and drug administration authorized a vaccine developed by by on tech and pfizer here's a look now at some more of the latest developments in the pandemic german health departments reported 31300 new cases on friday and 702 fatalities related to code 19 over 25000 people have now died of the disease in germany in france the toll has passed 60000 president emanuel is asking people to remain vigilant after he himself tested positive for cope with 19 australia has put parts of sydney under lockdown to bring under control of clustered in the city's northern beaches people may leave their homes only for work care exercise or basic necessities india surged past 10000000 coronavirus cases the 2nd highest in the world although new infection rates appear to have falle

into midnight tonight saying that continued travel would worsen an already dire situation at home mcdermottgovernment also announced a strict new lockdown this week with deadly infection records being set there and it's a picture playing out across europe as peter all of a now reports. the christmas lock down period is a part of germany they comes at a particular time the couldn't treat posted record breaking covert figures this week they. 'd are saying that they will roll out a vaccination program in the coming weeks but also warn that the foundations of already. for a 3rd wave of coronavirus busy in the us we saw that a 3rd wave had started to build before the 2nd and actually subsided we need to give a clear signal this christmas the new year must be different to usual it's not just germany italy is facing a grim record of its 700000 deaths this year the highest figure since 1944 during the 2nd world war rome has put in place new regulations to run from the 21st until january the 6th that will see restaurants closing at 6 pm and 10 pm curfew but hospitality workers say these measures wil

it's an extraordinary day for humanity >> reporter: mike mcdermott of pfizer compares this to the space race he says a half million doses rolled out, roughly 2 million more by the end of the week. right now the u.s. has a contract for 100 million doses that should last through early next year. >> we're in discussions with the u.s. government and we look forward to another 100 million doses. >> reporter: the largest most ambitious vaccination effort in u.s. history is underway a mission just beginning gabe gutierrez, nbc news, portage, michigan. >> let's go now to tennessee where health care workers and hospitals are awaiting the vaccine's arrival. corey cou cor corey kaufman is in memphis for us >> reporter: phillip, good morning. with the fedex arriving in memphis's hub and priority transports in planes going out carrying the vaccine as well as u.s. marshal security escort foreground transportation, vials will be reaching human contact today. it is historic, momentous for those involved >> it's an honor also very humbling because, yes, i'm going to be there and be one of the first to b

. >> reporter: pfizer president of global supply mike mcdermott calling this a defining moment in the nation's history. when pfizer took on this challenge of creating a vaccine, did you have any doubts that we would get to this day? >> the speed is unprecedented. but i can assure you that the science that's gone into it, the large scale clinical trial. the american public can be really assured of a high quality and effective vaccine. >> reporter: this is a massive undertaking, every step of the distribution process crucial. the pfizer vaccine needs to be stored at extremely cold temperatures, negative 94 degrees fahrenheit. workers donning two layers of protective gloves to handle the trays of vaccine, each holding 195 precious vials. wheeling the trays from freezer farms on those blue carts cooled with dry ice. the packing stage, a carefully choreographed assembly line. the trays loaded into boxes. each can transport 975 vials. the smoke you see, from the dry ice. more added at every step. the boxes stacked on these pallets moved by forklift onto trucks waiting to take them to the ai

american who wants it by june 2021 the trumpet ministration had previously secured 200000000 doses of mcdermott's covert vaccine with expect an expected delivery of the full amount by the end of june of next year the news comes as high profile government officials have already received doses of the back soon seen including president elect joe biden and current vice president mike pence go through mercy of the pfizer and bio and tech vaccines as well as the nation's top infectious disease specialist dr anthony fauci who took them a dern a drug to discuss the state of the vaccine rollout let's go ahead and bring in dr william schaffner a vaccine specialist with vanderbilt university their medical center dr schaffner always a pleasure to have you on the program i want to start with this latest news about the u.s. securing more doses of the pfizer vaccine now adding into the allotment for a modern as well it looks like we're going to have hundreds of millions of doses delivered by next summer and as you just heard alex's aides are he says while everybody who wants to be vaccinated by then will basica

a move that would make mcdermott's vaccine the 2nd to be rolled out across the country the 1st one from pfizer and biotech in making our emergency use authorization determination the f.d.a. can assure the public and medical community that we have conducted a thorough evaluation of the available safety effectiveness and manufacturing quality information. this as more states begin vaccinations and what is being called the biggest inoculation campaign in american history. 3 health care workers coast to coast getting that code in 1000 shot a nurse in new york who has been caring for kovan 1000 patients the 1st to get the vaccine i feel great it didn't feel any different from receiving my annual influenza vaccine i am very proud to be a health care worker and i'm also very proud to be in this position to promote public confidence. in the safety of the vaccine while a coven 1000 vaccine is a step in the right direction millions of americans continue to struggle with financial turmoil brought on by the pandemic. things are gonna mean bills are coming are still though the leadership in washingt

will be announcing their ruling on mcdermott's covert vaccination and it's now being reported that astra's a need. is to start clinical trials to test a combination of its experimental coronavirus vaccine with russia's sputnik 5.

they're ruling on mcdermott's covert vaccination and it's now being reported that astra's a need. is to start clinical trials to test a combination of its experimental coronavirus vaccine with russia's sputnik 5 shot to see if this can boost the efficacy of the british drug makers vaccine but before we all jump up and down roll up our sleeves and cry stick it here doc let's remember that despite all these new code with 19 vaccinations flooding the marketplace things are not coming up wine and roses for everyone the people's vaccine alliance a coalition that includes oxfam and amnesty international has discovered that according to the latest numbers nearly 70 poor countries will only be able to vaccinate one in 10 people against the covert 19 virus in just next by next year and that by contrast wealthier nations have brought have bought up enough doses to back snape their entire populations nearly 3 times over by the end of 2021 if those currently in clinical trials are all approved for use so we while we rightfully celebrate the achievements of cope with vaccination makers in germ

a 2nd coronavirus vaccine a mass evacuation is expected to start within days test show that the mcdermott job is more than 94 percent effective when administered in 2 doses 4 weeks apart its approval came just hours after the vice president was given the fire as a vaccine on live television in a bid to build support for the rollout alan fischer begins our coverage from the white house. all right this was a very public will have confidence in the corona virus vaccine. the vice president his wife and the us such in general getting an injection live on t.v. they want to shoot americans but the vaccine walks and it's safe the american people deserve to know that we've never been more prepared to combat the coronavirus than we are today and even while we see cases rising and hospitalizations rising and heartbreaking losses we'll continue to marshal the resources that we have secured as a nation including a safe and effective vaccine to meet this moment. senior members of the white house could run a virus team were also at the event the most recognizable dr anthony insisting the vaccines are fi

the year it's likely that a vaccine will be approved emergency authorization for pfizer as well as mcdermott but it's just going to be a drop in the bucket some $40000000.00 doses this is a population of 330000000 and of course you need not one but 2 of these inoculations in order for it to be mostly effective in fact as the united states is continuing its process of certifying these drugs to be safe to use for inoculation dogs here at the fact of the top infectious disease specialist again very critical of the u.k. and its approval that has come this week in fact he said that there is accused. the u.k. of basically taking the drug company pfizer is data and accepting it without scrutinizing it so this is a pretty steep criticism he says that this cutting corners could lead to skepticism in the safety of the drugs having said that there's already some skepticism here in the united states that this is happening a little bit too quickly and that's why we know that the former president's brok obama bill clinton as well as george w. bush all say when it's their turn to get this vaccine they'll b

will be announcing their ruling on mcdermott's covert vaccination and it's now being reported that astra's uneek. is to start clinical trials to test a combination of its experimental coronavirus vaccine with russia's sputnik 5 shot to see if this can boost the efficacy of the british drug makers vaccine but before we all jump up and down roll up our sleeves and cry.

mike mcdermott is the company's president of global supply. when can most americans get this shot? so today we shipped 500,000 doses. by the end of the week we will have up to 2.9 million doses distributed in the u.s. but you are right, there is a here isp to be done in terms of a scale-up to be additional equipment that is being delivered and installed over the coming months here in kalamazoo, michigan, but also in our facilities in europe. >> reporter: the company aims to distribute 50 million doses globally by the end of the year. this shot of optimism comes amid the pandemic's darkest days, with record hospitalizations across the country, and nearly 300,000 dead in the u.s. >> these people are dying alone. where is this light at the end of the tunnel? i would like to see it. >> reporter: it makes carefully choreographing the handling of this vaccine that much more that much more fact that we literallyerally have eyes on every box through the technology, i'm highly ident that tat the vaccine can arrive safe and effective. >> reporter: that brings up the question of vaccine equit

confidence, the bookmakers, me studying him — i've been to tyson fury‘s fights when he foughtjohn mcdermottudied him, i've watched him, so when i fight him, it will be good to change those odds and put them in my favour. that's all the sport for now. remember you can stay up—to—date on all the latest scores and results on the bbc sport website. one of the scientists developing the oxford vaccine has warned that there could be a significant rise in covid—i9. more from our science correspondent palo ghosh. although some are being vaccinated now, the majority of high—risk people will get theirjabs next year. the aim is to immunise those most at risk by easter. this would allow a gradual easing of restrictions across the country. professor sarah gilbert led efforts to develop the oxford university vaccine currently being assessed for approval by the uk regulator. she warned people's behaviour in the coming weeks could delay progress in tackling the virus. what we've seen in the us is that after thanksgiving, when people were travelling and mixing, there has been a big surge in infections, and t

confidence, the bookmakers, me studying him — i've been to tyson fury‘s fights when he foughtjohn mcdermottamateur. i went to his fight versus chisora. i've studied him, i've watched him, so when i fight him, it will be good to change those odds and put them in my favour. the absence of fans was felt at old trafford yesterday as the manchester derby ended in a really dull goalless draw. there were fans, though, at goodison park, and they saw everton beat chelsea 1—0 thanks to this penalty from gylfi sigurdsson. defeat for chelsea means they missed out on the chance to go top of the premier league. elsewhere, there was a good win for newcastle at the end of a difficult week that saw their training ground closed after an outbreak of coronavirus in the squad. they beat west brom 2—1. and aston villa beat wolves in the day's other game. in the scottish premiership, leaders rangers travel to dundee this lunchtime, whilst celtic are at home to kilmarnock. hibernian are up to second in the table after a thumping 4—0 win at hamilton. paul mcginn scoring the pick of the goals for hibs. there were wi

i remember talking to microsoft and bill mcdermott and this talk about being able to share data back and forth between enterprises and not being locked in has that moved anywhere? >> yeah. absolutely think that i core strategy around how do we enable people to get value from all of data whether it's from us, from our partners and what we're building sought a set of technology that can enable that. and as i mentioned, i'm super excited about. that we're taking 30 years of product development in order to get things like analytics and perview together i think we'll continue to see more and more of that. >> jason, what are you hearing from customers that led to the launch of these things we've seen some slowdown in spending on on premise technology, whether that is hardware or save the ware. continued strength in the cloud. what is the flavor of the conversation that customers are having about where to spend and the results they hope to get >> this has been a very unique year we saw about two years worth of digital transformation in just two months at the start of the pandemic people wor

mike mcdermott of pfizer compares this to the space race. says a half million doses rolled out today, roughly 2 million more by the end of the week. right now the u.s. has a contract for 100 million doses that should last through early next year. >> we're in discussions with the u.s. government and we look forward to another 100 million doses. >> reporter: tonight, the largest, most ambitious vaccination effort in u.s. history is underway. the mission just beginning. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, portage, michigan. >> so this is really an historic day for the united states, with the rollout of this pfizer/biontech vaccine. and the cdc issued their recommendations a couple of weeks ago saying the first doses of the vaccine should go to front line workers and long-term care homes much like we have in the uk, but beyond that, it will remain up to the states who to vaccinate first. >> there was a bit of controversy over the weekend. there was a report that emerged suggesting that some white house staffers would be first in line to receive the vaccin

the year it's likely that a vaccine will be approved emergency authorization for pfizer as well as mcdermott but it's just going to be a drop in the bucket some $40000000.00 doses this is a population of 330000000 and of course you need not one but 2 of these inoculations in order for it to be mostly effective in fact as the united states is continuing its process of certifying these drugs to be safe to use for inoculation died here at the facts of the top infectious disease specialist again very critical of the u.k. and its approval that has come this week in fact he said that there is accused the u.k. of basically taking the drug company pfizer is data and accepting it without scrutinizing it so this is a pretty steep criticism he says that this cutting corners could lead to skepticism in the safety of the drugs having said that there's already some skepticism here in the united states that this is happening a little bit too quickly and that's why we know that the former president's brock obama bill clinton as well as george w. bush all say when it's their turn to get this vaccine they'll

and josh mcdermott is a sweet heart, he assured me that he was going to stay awake with me, and he wasjimmy: he chose die. >> yeah. but, we got off the plane and like paramedics were brought on and everything, it was a whole scene. >> jimmy: you had one minute left to finish that thing. >> no, no no, let me do it quickly. >> jimmy: now you are playing s is elena, can you do it while you are doing this? >> yes. >> jimmy: you were picked up for season two? >> we have already filmed it. >> jimmy: you already shot it? >> yeah, so i'm super happy with the response and i'm just so excited that everyone finally gets to see all the hard work that we put in. you know, it's something that i'm super proud of. what am i giving everyone anxiety? because i have anxiety. >> jimmy: how bummed are you going to be if we go to commercial. >> hnot bummed at all, i'm finished. >> jimmy: well done. >> i did it and talked at the same time. >> jimmy: you did it >> jimmy: "selena: the series" is on netflix now. we'll be right back with music from sabrina claudio. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert serie

mike mcdermott is the company's president of global supply. >> when can most americans get the shot?ped 500,000 doses and by the end of the week, we will have up to 2.9 million doses distributed, you are right, there's scale-up to be done in terms of additional equipment that is being delivered and installed over the coming months in michigan, and also in our facilities in europe. >> the company aims to distribute 50 million doses globally by the end of the year. this shot of optimism comes amid the pandemic's darkest days with record hospitalizations across the country. and nearly 300,000 dead in the u.s. >> these people are dying alone. where is this light at the end of the tunnel, i would like to see it. >> it makes carefully choreographying the handling of the vaccine that much more important. >> the fact that we have eyes on every box through technology, i'm highly confident that the vaccine can arrive safe and effective. >> that brings up the question of vaccine equity. there are harder to reach areas that may not have the ability to store them. >> pfizer is absolutely committe

and josh mcdermott is a sweetheart, he assured me that he was going to stay awake with me, and he wasand i wanted them to be -- >> jimmy: he chose die. >> yeah. but we got off the plane and like paramedics were brought on and everything, it was a whole scene. >> jimmy: really? you've got one minute left to finish that thing. >> oh, no! let me do it quickly. >> jimmy: you're playing selena. can you think about selena while you're doing this? >> i can, yes. >> jimmy: the show is popular, you've been picked up for season two. >> we've already filmed it. >> jimmy: you've shon season two? >> yeah, everything's complete. i'm super happy with the response, and i'm so excited everyone finally gets to see all the hard work. it's something that i'm super proud of. am i giving everyone anxiety? i have anxiety. >> jimmy: how bummed are you going to be if we go to commercial and you haven't finished that? >> not bummed at all. >> jimmy: oh, wow! [ cheers and applause ] well done. you did it. "selena: the series" is on netflix now. christian serratos. thank you, christian. we'll be right back withn

christopher mcdermott whod with a ma frusta johns college and a ph.d in science and technology study program at virginia tech. he serve as the chief data officer at the defense prisoner of war missing in action accounting agency. prior to the establishment of that agency in january of 2015 he was the senior historian for the joint pow/mia account in command at the national archives and the office of the defense pow missing personnel office. joined the u.s. army central. >> laboratory in hawaii in 2001. he helped lead the transformation of case research and analysis for world war ii field and laboratory analyses in addition to his case research, he has conducted field investigation missions across europe, and the pacific. chris, the screen is yours. >> thank you very much, eric. sarah, very much enjoyed having an opportunity to kind of deeply go into your volume and to think about the perspective that you're able to bring as a stenographer when the mission, both within the laboratory for the science in the field, and one thing that struck me as a great contribution from the book is it

he used to come on -- he built service now, by the way, then went to donahue, now bill mcdermott.a visionary, tough guy, wrote a good book about these things i will say this about frank. he will not come out and say that my stock has gotten ahead of me. he will say that there is a retail component to own his stock that may not know all that much about what snowflake does i think that one of the things that we learned in 1999 was there were a lot of companies that were bought and people didn't know when they did. >> oh, no doubt. no doubt and there were a lot of companies that didn't know what they did actual companies, really, didn't -- >> yeah, yeah. >> it was unique it was unique. >> i remember talking about one, there was -- another one that was like mfst and it was -- and i mentioned it on air, right, i happened to like it, both stocks went up big. >> i remember there was a refrigeration company that decided it was doing something in the internet and the stock went up -- >> now it is doing something with vaccines. >> yeah. it just -- it was an insanity level. we had not seen a

rainbow >> tesla is up over 600% >> right look at -- someone to put a sell on fisker, you any, bill mcdermotton the board. that's outrageous they're putting a sell on. >> work horse, though. doing its work. >> workhorse, that last mile that's a hold. i'm putting a hold on that one. >> okay. lordstown, sell. why? because -- >> why do you stand on nikola these days >> your man still owns it, nice chunk. >> my man. >> yeah, your man. i just -- remember i've done that to you for 30 years. >> he reverts to me. he's mine. >> marc benioff, even he's been compromised. >> he's starting to come over. you know. >> this is disney's day why are we talking about disney? why aren't we talking about at&t buying something and selling it? what looks to me like a loss i don't know was that a good one? >> directv was not a good one. we won't have a winner on the directv deal, i reported on it for some time as you know. they may very well not sell an entire stake in it at all. may be a much smaller percentage probably not until january final bids due tomorrow. it is go to be a process still. >> 66 billion they pa

. >> bill mcdermott has one and says you can see the ocean, it is gorgeous. >> i would like to see thecean from my bedroom window if i could but i can't. >> you can zoom in. >> maybe put a big screen up a zoom screen of the ocean >> guys, we'll take a break here ten minutes away from the opening bell on this tuesday don't go anywhere. at cdw, we get to trying to simplify data storage can get very complicated- but in all flash solution from dell technologies powers store can unify your storage. orchestrated by the experts at cdw, it delivers optimized performance and efficiency while providing simplicity and flexibility. it delivers optimized performance and efficiency ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back time for a mad dash as we count down to the opening bell, 7 minutes from now toll brothers reported after the bell, i believe. >> this is one of those where they net contract value up 63%, can't beat that year over year but the analysts are reducing estimates for 2021, based on the guidance forecast of homes going down in price. now, look, this is a conservative company, and they tend to do this. but,

a fast growing cloud company that sap acquired under different leadership, mcdermott. since then they have a new ceo and a new strategy and they are spinning it into an ipo and it will be between 12 and $14.5 billion out of the gate. >> so 40 to 50% return to what they paid pour it. thank for that thanks to barbara and michael for joining us in the margaret zone today three record closes for the dow, s&p, and the nasdaq. >> the latest wonder woman movie was a blockbuster this weekend coming up, the ceo of i max will join us. coming up later on "closing bell." keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo - any idea how much it will cost? - [doctor] i recommend goodrx. you get free coupons to save on your prescriptions. - goodrx, smart. - [announcer] stop paying too much for your prescriptions. - thanks. - download the free ap

file with a company they only bought a couple of years ago, under the previous management when bill mcdermottas running the company. they bought it for 8 billion, taking it public now, perhaps as a valuation as high as between 12 and $14 billion they'll still own 80% of it. but it is part of sort of the plan under the new ceo to de-emphasize that part of their business it has done quite well, perceptionwise, back to the multiples being paid for anything that comes with a cloud in a name at this point. it is having a somewhat positive impact for sap. >> well, the important thing here is this is part of the game of successfully floating ipos, but particularly tech ipos it is very simple. float as little as you possibly can. float 10% or less of it and you get a lot of people talking about it, everyone talks about any kind of software, software is a service, any kind of software, there are customer experience software in the case of call trick and let the demand for that overwhelm the stock price. it has been a very successful formula. the same thing is happening here float a small amount of sha

confidence, the bookmakers, me studying him, i've been to tyson fury fight‘s when he foughtjohn mcdermott and for the odds in my favour. i promised you yesterday fireworks perhaps at old trafford for the derby there but the absence of fans there really ended in quite a dull goalless draw. there were fans, though, at goodison park, and they saw everton beat chelsea 1—0, thanks to this penalty from gylfi sigurdsson. defeat for chelsea means they missed out on the chance to go top of the premier league. elsewhere, there was a good win for newcastle at the end of a difficult week that saw their training ground closed after an outbreak of coronavirus in the squad. they beat west brom 2—1. aston villa beat wolves in the day's other game. in the scottish premiership, leaders rangers travel to dundee this lunchtime, whilst celtic are at home to kilmarnock. hibernian are up to second in the table after a thumping a—0 win at hamilton — paul mcginn scoring the pick of the goals for hibs. there were wins, too, yesterday for aberdeen, st mirren and livingstone. lewis hamilton says he's still feeling t

there are others such as the mcdermott and astrazeneca vaccines which are waiting to be approved, son van tam who we will talk to you later, he talked about his reaction yesterday, about hearing the news that this vaccine had got the official go—ahead and said it was emotional. you as well, i don't know where you were or what you are doing when you heard the news. where you were or what you are doing when you heard the newslj where you were or what you are doing when you heard the news. i was in my surgery, on the phone to patients and, yes, we were over the moon and then later in the afternoon we also got the news that my surgery, along with our primary care network, that group of three surgeries, we have been approved as a designated site to give the vaccine, so we are all systems raring to go. well, you will know by now from speaking to your patients that everybody has lots of questions, so on that theme and i know the roll—out within gps is a step further down the line, we know that, because it will be in care homes and hospitals first and gps further down the line, but can you e