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ever, as this pandemic rages on, and women losing jobs at a higher rate than men. >> the bill and melinda gatesss a long time i spoke to melinda yesterday about that effort, the rollout in the u.s., and helping women re-enter the workforce after the pandemic i began by asking her about the events in washington what went through your mind as you watched those images unfold? >> i just simply couldn't believe it you know, my son was home from college. he's studying political science and international relations. we were glued to the tv. i just could not believe that was our capitol in the united states. >> and you've seen now that some of these big tech companies like twitter, instagram, facebook, have banned the president. do you agree with that do you think it was the right call >> i do agree with that. i think, you know, we need to reckon with the fact that this president incited this mob that is not us as an american people that is not us as a democracy. a protest is one thing a mob is a different thing >> unfortunately, a lot of what we saw with an outgrowth of conspiracy theories. this is som

is the bill and melinda gates foundation security mr gates could say i am happy to continue providing money but i would prefer it to go towards polio vaccination and the director general of the w.h.o. is given money under the condition that specific programs are funded this just can't be. just says despite stone is the w h only launched high profile publicity campaigns on issues such as sexual health all smoking but adapting to the threat of sporadic epidemics proved extremely difficult . yes at the turn of the new millennium the world was beginning to change the emergence of china added a new dimension to globalization the most populous country on the planet was evolving at a pace unprecedented in modern history from a largely agricultural country into a major industrial power. the kind of development that exacerbates the spread of viruses when live animal markets do business in the middle of mega city just. as seen in late 2002 when an animal coronavirus made the jump to humans in the southern chinese city of 4 shen. it was the start of an atypical pneumonia epidemic that spread slo

one of the most powerful couples in the world bill and melinda gates said they support biden in a tweet linda gates said that i look forward to working with the do administration to end the pandemic rebuild besa restore america's global leadership promote gender equality dismantle systemic braces and and ensure americans with care giving responsibilities of new security and post pandemic economy i'm glad to say we have our senior political analyst moment bashara back with us allan was talking about a few minutes ago about the the executive orders that joe biden said that he's going to sign on day one later today but also how he's aware of that the ways of office that the responsibility it carries but as as those tweets we were showing just a few members ago go to show that there's a there's a lot of humdrum in running the country as well and that you've got to make time feel friends and allies around the world as well than do all of the essentially quite dull things that come with governing a country. yes indeed look. i know i'm sure a lot of americans a lot of europeans a lot of others

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tom: i have mentioned bill and melinda gates and what they had done for virology and public officialsthe rollout of a .edical solution dr. guest: the timeframe to plan .his was not long adult, is there an arch medical timidity now? that we are so worried about are we all afraid to put the needle in our arms? dr. guest: the communications about the vaccines have not always been positive or andightforward as we needed this is where i think we see the timidity coming from. we do need to work on that. tom: you have seen this all, is there a chain -- a tangible shift from a trump administration to the biden administration? or is that was full thinking by the medical community? dr. guest: i think so far what we have seen is some incredible public health policies put in place and people who we know and trust that we know our wonderful public health leaders but also some really incredible science communicators. that's what we need out in front of everyone. a really straightforward one consistent method about what we are talking about and how important it is for all of us to have trust in that

. >> the bill and melinda gates foundation's annual letter has just come out.mic will be just as defining as world war ii. what are the steps to take right now? >> bring this epidemic to an end, primarily by getting the vaccine out in large numbers to the entire world. then we have to make sure that we're ready because there will be another pandemic, and there are so many lessons about how we weren't prepared, how we should have handled things differently. then when that's clear, those investments need to be made. >> you mention being ready for the next time, and you warned about this last time. let's look at a 2015 warning you issued. >> if anything kills over 10 million people in the next few decades, it's most likely to be a highly infectious virus. if we start now, we can be ready for the next epidemic. >> how ready was the world for this, on a scale of 1 to 10, and how about the u.s.? >> the u.s. gets a low score. because the understanding of how to get the diagnostics up to scale early was not there. we made mistakes before the epidemic, not investing mor

in their annual letter, bill and melinda gates note low and middle-income countries will be able to vaccinate only 1 in out of every 5 people over the next year. like it or not, we're all in this together they say. the problem goes well beyond public health. the international chamber of commerce released a study showing this lopsided vaccination of the world will cause global economic losses between $1.5 and $9 trillion, of which half could be borne by the richest countries in the world. looking at data from 35 industries and 65 countries, the study concluded the world economy is so interconnected that having large areas still suffering from covid-19 would produce bottlenecks, frictions and loss of demand that would affect everyone everywhere. another study estimates that rich countries would get back $5 in economic output for every dollar they invest in vaccines for the developing world. despite these realities, vaccine nationalism is actually rising as slow supplies and bureaucratic delays in rich countries have caused politicians to demand speedy action for their populations. european nati

bill and melinda gates warning this morning that we are facing as a globe immunity inequality. and it doesn't solve the problem for the u.s. if the poorest countries aren't getting vaccinated until months and months later. and you add the variants on top, dr. del rio. you tweeted after you went through a webinar yesterday something that struck us. we need to turn swiss cheese into a hard block of cheddar. how do we do that? >> you do it by really hunkering down on the different things we're doing, right? we need to really wear your mask. you really need to socially distance. you really need to avoid being in crowded places, places with poor ventilation and get your vaccine as soon as you can. if you do that, those holes in the swiss cheese become smaller and smaller and the virus doesn't transmit. the virus doesn't transmit, mutations stop. the only way viruses mutate is when they are replicated, transmitting, multiplying. if we stop the virus from multiplying, mutations will stop. >> a big plan is to get schools open and the cdc has guidance now that says, if schools follow th

our benchmark was on the back of the bill and melinda gates foundation.year ago when our expectations were falling. we thought it would take 18 months in the best case scenario for that to happen. we expect the vaccine to come through in september of 2021 at the earliest. certainly ahead of the curve. congratulations to the various companies which have been dealing with that. it has been a pleasant surprise in terms of aligning alongside policymakers with the stimulus. that doesn't mean that from a stimulus point of view, we can ease off the gas. i think that we will continue alongside the vaccinations in order to deal with economic uncertainty, especially with potential mutations or logistical delays. anna: for the fed, who we will hear from later, that means they won't even begin to start to think about thinking about tapering. that will be the conversation in the first half of the year. would that be your view? thanos: exactly right. that was the quote from powell last year. we are not thinking about thinking about raising rates. i believe that the fed

according to the land report, bill and melinda gates own 242,000 acres of farmland with the majorityon. finally, this. the nation will honor dr. martin luther king, junior a little differently today. ceremonies planned nationwide are going to be virtual due the coronavirus pandemic, dagen. and those are some of your headlines. dagen: his words, his voice, his message, that's what's important this day. thank you so much, cheryl. inauguration day preparations, security concerns of an insider attack on wednesday prompting the fbi to vet 25,000 national guard troops coming into d.c. for the event. this as armed protesters gathered at state capitols across the country yesterday and officials preparing for potential violent protests in the coming days. president trump still facing impeachment following the transfer of power and senator lindsey graham asking incoming majority leader chuck schumer to call off the trial. joining me now, north carolina congressman, madison cawthorn. congressman, good to see you this morning. just describe to us what you're seeing in the nation's capitol and wh

>>now melinda tells me that she will put up a flood gate in front of businesses evening when she leaves may also go and get some sandbags 9 years ago there have always been lot of sandbags here in downtown san anselmo but you can see behind me that there are no sandbags right now, but again the city really dead put in a lot of extra work and they did a lot of work to the infrastructure in infrastructure. i also riller alert from the murray county sheriff's department and they said basically to expect the worst from the storm and that if you and those flood prone areas to make sure that you have a go bag ready to go. reporting live here in marin county and theresa stasi back to you guys, good advice, thank very much theresa be sure to download the kron 4 app to get the very latest updates on the winter storm. >>including live radar to track the rain in your neighborhood as well as breaking news on any evacuation orders for your area now is a good time to download that now to our coronavirus coverage tonight we know that all bay area counties will stay in the most restrictive purple tier

melinda like willie nelson and "the sound of music." but the genre where you are cited most is hip-hop. over 125 songs cite you, mr. gates ross' bill gates, and the common thing here is a lot of rappers from humble roots say they're inspired by both your work ethic and your success. i want to ask you about just three of them where you can tell us whether yes, they got it accurate or maybe no, they're a little off. and the first is from andrea 3000. and he says what he likes about you is that you not show off your wealth. he says "bill gates don't dangle diamonds in your face when he microsofting the place." accurate or no? >> well, lyrics aren't the ultimate full description of people i kind of doubt. i'm very lucky. i sometimes fly in a plane, i have -- i don't have to worry about whether i'm going have enough money to do things like kids education. so i hope taking some responsibility for the lucky position i am in by giving my time to the foundation. >> but andre seems to like that she doesn't think you're showy. >> well, i'll try to live up to that. i don't try to be showy. >> here is one about a tax policy. this is