but moderna claimed ownership for itself.ed to credit the government scientists. here you have the federal government asking this i corporation, "will you list these scientists as having co—invented this part of the vaccine?" - and moderna said "no." it was shocking. who gets to say that i these are our vaccines? and if you think that _ the federal government played this critical role and was - involved in the development of the vaccine, then by definition these i are the people's vaccine. moderna says its scientists invented the mrna sequence for the vaccine. it accepts there's a dispute and it's pausing the patent process in the us to allow discussions with the government. but the patent is crucial. the us government wants the vaccine to be sold cheaply around the world, and that's unlikely to happen, unless the patents are waived. moderna makes an expensive vaccine, and the problem is that the whole world needs to be vaccinated and the whole world cannot afford moderna's vaccine. the company definitely sees this vaccine as

moderna will see this as a generic vaccine, so they will need to apply for a license.oderna will say they will either give them a yes or no to produce this vaccine for commercial use. anchor: let's look at other news, five people have been killed by an avalanche in an austrian state. rescue is a the victims were buried close to the border. a sixth person has been evacuated to a hospital. the nationality of those involved is not yet clear. the media giant news course as it was attacked last month by hackers seeking together information -- to gather information to benefit china. the security compy that responded to the breach is quoted as saying that hackers had chinese links. emergency workers in morocco are hopeful they will reach a five-year-old boy who has been trapped for 4 days in a deep well. the child fell more than 30 meters into the shaft while his father was preparing. rescuers are digging a large hole parallel to it to reach the boy. correspondent: this footage from the camera loaded into the well shows him covered in earth with little room to move. he has be

second, of course, is what else is happening at moderna.ted the mrna approach to vaccines. so flu and rsv are the next two respiratory viruses we've been hearing about from moderna we've been hearing recent updates. a respiratory virus affects both young children very badly and older people so this is a trial in older folks. listening for updates on those moderna talked about combining through, rsv, and covid in one shot finally, what does the rest of the pipeline look like moving beyond respiratory virus vaccines into treatment areas for things like cancer listening for updates on that on the call theed in with moderna is what does it look like after the pandemic so every time we get a chance to hear management talk about that, that's what people listen for. >> my kids have had rsv. it's scary i don't remember it being around when i was a kid, but now it's common investors seem to be saying they're skeptical about the prognosis for something as significant as covid to be following in their pipeline. what would you do with the stock here >>

i've asked moderna for that technical know—how but moderna declined and used information that was publiclyas of yet, it still at the preclinical stages, but the scientists at the afrigen at the covid that has been already made public, but the scientists are able to use a fragment of what they developed on their own and simply copied a small fracture of maternal�*s vaccine to be able to produce a replica of this vaccine. this is still at the preclinical stages. they are planning to start sampling. but if we look at the different stages, the medicines become introduced or commercially available. they will still need to apply for a licence from a dharna because they are the original patent holder. and the dharna will see this as a generic vaccine. so they will still need to apply for a licence, where moderna will say they would either get them a yes or no to produce this vaccine for commercial use. there are reports of a plane crash in peru. the peruvian transport ministry say a small tourist plane has crashed near peru's nazca lines south of capital lima. seven people are reported to be kill

presentadora: la fda aprobÓ completamente la vacuna de moderna contra el covid—19 que hasta ahora sede pfizer. ambas son consideradas vacunas mrn. esa misma farmacÉutica, moderna, dijo que ya estÁ en marcha la vacuna contra el vih, el virus del sida, la compaÑÍa dijo que lleva con aaron a los participantes en la fase uno del ensayo. investigadores esperan que la vacuna entregue antÍgenos especÍficos del vih al cuerpo que inducirÁn una respuesta inmunolÓgica positiva. jorge: pide protecciÓn oficial a fiscal que investiga si cuando era presidente donald trump trato de cambiar los resultados de las elecciones. presentadora: el presidente de mÉxico, andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador, minimiza acusaciones de corrupciÓn a su hijo y calificada de mercenario a un periodista. se enfrentaron o en el consejo de seguridad de la onu. la embajadora de estados unidos acusÓ a rusia de querer desplegar 30,000 militares en bielorrusia. al embajador ruso dijo que la reuniÓn es un intento de engaÑar a la comunidad internacional. jorge: la fiscal que investiga si trÓn violÓ la ley pidiÓ protecciÓn, dice que te

>> so the stock sales from moderna management have been a story the entire pandemic.uestions. he noted on stock sales, there are 10 b 51 preplanned sales and it is the same amount each week. 23,000 shares are sold every week, netting 3 to $4 million per week, since beginning of the year it has been regular through the pandemic not something i hear from folks like jared hoelts worried about the stock since it happened for the last two years he he also confirmed he deleted his twitter account, noted he hasn't tweeted for over two years and deleted social media because he doesn't use it. >> i am sure he has other things to do. thank you. meg terrell addressing this. it is funny when twitter gets wrapped up into it the bigger concern for investors is what jared holt mentioned, what happens to moderna in a post covid world >> well, you know, that is the story, but right now in the covid world they sold over $18 billion of vaccines for this year, 2022, but those stocks have all come down for the same reasons. in fact, i am going to correct you a bit, when you take a look at

shot you could way because we've seen communities in them moderna shot last a little bit longer. but it was striking to me how much pfizer was pushing very early on to be part of the conversation and, i mean, pfizer has done very well i will say that. >> extremely well they pulled way ahead of the competition it they just keep going, the kids in the boosters they were so far ahead of all of the other icompanies. some worked out very well for them and is a really good place to end this conversation because i think it illustrates really something that your book is highly entertaining and that true brendan borrell style of writing thank you for answering all of my prying questions. >> thank you for chatting with me. >> weekends on "c-span2" are an intellectual feast, every saturday he'll find events and people that explore our nations pass in american history tv, and on sundays book tv into the latest nonfiction books and authors, television for serious readers, learn, discover, explore. weekends on "c-span2". >> .. ♪ ♪ book a tv continues tomorrow when we focus on topics that are i

scientist this is south africa have made a copy of the moderna covid-19 jab in a world first. in cape town used publicly available information to produce if vaccine with clinical trials expected to begin in november. it's a break flu in africa, which has the lowest yup take of covid shots. the company is bio lodgics. we talked to its held. >> as well as formulation and working on the sequence which which is similar to moderna vaccine -- moderna vaccine, we have purified it and encapsulated it at lab bra torrey scale so we have the process to make ismail- small-scale vaccine. africa will need 1.8 billion doses of the covid-19. for lone middle income countries, the projections were between 22 billion on the presumption used in these models. for us to meet the target of 70% world population fully vaccinated, we have to expand vaccine capacity ty and we have to build the capability of low and middle income countrys to produce their own vaccines or a large percentage of their own vaccines. this is what in initiative is all about. fully aligned with the pho targets to get low and hr

moderna shares down 2 and-a-half percent at 132, 31.t is ahead is the ceo of moderna, stephane bancel. thank you very much for being here. what a blow-out quarter. congratulations to you. >> thank you. i'm very proud of what the team has achieved. it's incredible, maria, you know, when you think about this. in january 2020, we had 800 people, never launched a product and the year that the team has achieved with hundreds of millions of lives were impacted and the financial performance are incredible. maria: yeah. you have had an incredible scientific team and we've talked about that many times and it is showing up in your overall financial status. i want to get your take on any director indirect impact from what we are seeing in eastern europe this morning. as you know, russia has invaded ukraine. does moderna get affected by this? what are you expecting? >> so it's a bit early to know, maria. it's of course extremely sad and really tragic to see what's happening to ukrainians, to people in europe, it's very scary right now. i hope it wi

so how did you common on visor and moderna and and report that out? it was a scramble. it was a i mean the first thing i did after well wall signing my publishing contract was i was putting out feelers to the big players, you know in hindsight. we see that say merck and sanofi were not successful, but i think those were two of the first companies i might have reached out to i was also looking at these small companies that i just thought. whoa, that's really neat. and i was i i thought when i started this that i was going to try to get in the room with somebody's companies. i was going to try to get into zoom meetings. i was going to experience things in real time, but i was completely shut out. there's kind of that fake until you make it attitude that you have to have as a reporter which is like, all right, i can do this. i'm on the the biggest story of my life and i'm gonna succeed and then it was just doors were being shut, you know, we all know moderna was a very secretive company and i remember just being frustrated every time i like saw ceo step on bonsell giving a

>> moderna? >> wrong! you got spikevax! what's spikevax? stupid piece of [ bleep ]. it's the fda-approved covid-19 vaccine. it's got all the life-saving ingredients with an extra dose of, hell, yeah! eat my johnson & johnson! when the pharmacist asks you what vaccine you want, what are you going to tell them? >> i'm going to tell them that i want moderna. >> no! >> did you spit on me? >> don't worry, you won't get sick because you're getting spikevaxed! fda approved, bitch. >> spikevax brought to you by dozens of hard-working scientists and dolly parton. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right, you know, i like it. a week from sunday here in los angeles, super bowl lvi. the cincinnati bengals against our hometown los angeles rams. [ cheers and applause ] the big football news is tom brady, the greatest quarterback of all time, announced that he's calling it quits. what he's accomplished is amazing. 22 years in the league. 7 super bowl victories. 5 mvp trophies. [ cheers and applause ] all while eating just one almond a day. [ laughter ]

moderna trials in order to get these children back results when the fda is able to release the moderna young children hasn't been determined yet, though, on cue leave us. >> let's get check of our 4 zone forecast tonight as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge on this sunday night. we're going to move into monday and a lot of folks off for president's day as well. but cooler temperatures across the bay area after a very warm saturday kron 4 meteorologists rebecca strom into 9 former breece up with a look at what's on tap for the start of your monday. >> yeah, definitely cooler. jonathan. we're going to be even a few degrees lower than what we saw around the bay area today outside, we saw a lot of clouds as well, peeks of sunshine here and there. but a lot of cloud cover versus yes. what we saw in the first part of your weekend on saturday, a san francisco international airport. the clouds continue to roll through and future cast for showing us this storm system continuing to push south and it's going make its way to the bay area, bringing us those clouds. and yes, the possibil

moderna trials in order to get these children back results when the fda is able to release the moderna vaccine for young children hasn't been determined yet, though, on cue leave us. >> well, for 6 is the time. and bart will run its weekend service today for the president's day holiday, which means the trains are going to be running from 6 in the morning until midnight. the system as a whole is now running back to normal. in fact, it's expanded service beyond its pre pandemic levels. kron four's will tran has the story. >> good news. if you're a bart writer for the first time in its history, its offering 5 line service on sundays. what does that mean? 5 lines? what does it mean for you? well, it means that you can stay on the trains a lot longer. and there's a good chance you might not even have to transfer with more lines. they believe that 97% of their riders, depending on how long you go and how far you travel, there's a good chance you won't have to trance or before the service began. they believe about 80% of the people. you know, they could have stayed on their lines without tran

moderna has now received full fda approval for vaccines for adults 18 and older. of course it has already been in use for more than a year under emergency use authorization. pfizer's vaccine already received full approval meanwhile former fda chief and pfizer board member dr. scott gottlieb says the fda may be close to approving the pfizer vaccine for children under five with vaccinations coming as soon as march, part of a strategy to establish a widespread immunity for young kids with two shots, not three that news comes as new pediatric cases remain extremely high but are starting to slowly come down. 808,000 new confirmed pediatric cases for last week. nearly 23% of all cases nationwide now involve kids, lester >> tom costello, thank you. >>> claims of misinformation have podcaster joe rogan and spotify on defense after some big named stars pulled their music from the platform over what he shared on his program. emilie ikeda has the latest. >> hello, friends. >> reporter: spotify's top podcaster breaking his silence. >> i'm not trying to promote misinformation.

what do you want to hear from moderna and these results?here i would say tomorrow when you look at the numbers, already guided fourth quarter. not a lot of surprise. also given guidance for spike backs for 2022 but you're right the story is really, what's the encore to covid-19 definitely moving from phase two to phase three and then potentially approval in the next couple year, but that's pretty much it, though. i think focus will be, what do you do with the cash focus also be what about the other non-infectious disease eligible of the vaccine portfolio. >> sure. say they did have success with flu rsc or a combo of all three. where do you think the stock would go >> definitely there's a lot of up sides to it but i would say, though, there's a lot of value that's already assumed for spike backs in the form of a combination either with flu or rsv or both. next three to five years consensus assuming 7 billion in sales, about 4 and change. some of that i think is priced in, but i do think, though, that you'd have a lot more confidence more the

las personas pueden decir eso vacuna de refuerzo después de cinco meses de sus dosis originales de "modernaación. >>> esta pregunta se la hacen muchos las personas, dicen, yo me vacuna por ejemplo en un condado fuera del área de la bahía. en el condado de los Ángeles, puede recibir en refuerzo de santa clara si alguien se recibió de esta serie de vacunas? >>> >>> se habían recibido la vacuna nosotros, podemos poner la vacuna de refuerzo, así maxis evaporaron en el estado de california es importante que traigan el comprobante de estas vacunas ya sea moderna o "pfizer" o johnson & johnson. >>> gracias por darnos la respuesta que se está haciendo nuestra gente. vamos a ver más adelante y recuerde que las líneas están abiertas hasta las siete de la noche marque el número, háganle la pregunta que usted tenga y lo das. están expertos sobre estas dudas >>> vamos a hablar de temas relacionados al centro del país y hasta la costa oeste se están registrando varias tormentas causando estragos y como nos dice nuestra compañera asiste tiene un viaje programado para los próximos días hay que estar alerta

i think what you don't own can be just as important as what you do own i've never seen moderna which,equencing and everyone just globally knows that stock in the portfolio. i'm curious why that company didn't pass the metrics, and if you guys are looking at it right now since it sold off so much. >> we are looking at it and we have been as well. i would say our miscalculation in between 20 was that we were looking at two stocks in the same category. one was moderna and the other was arcturists and we were learning about mrna technology from joe payne and the team there, but moderna, it got out of the box much more quickly with its mrna vaccine and by the time we were intensively looking at it, the value situation had gone, and i know many people think we are not valuation sensitive and it had gotten way ahead of what it should have gone and we're taking a close look and it is a platform company in the mrna space. we think that's a very interesting space, when i ask our analysts to, you know, to battle test their models, compared to the names in our portfolio right now, it does not and

johnson >> para equilibrar la balanza se da la oportunidad de ponerse una tercera dosis de kaiser o moderna periodo después de las tundra lo que más visto es que las vacunas de rna mensajero da respuesta más pfizer y moderna. >> algo que según los expertos es de importancia para fortalecer el sistema inmunológico >> en los refuerzos la tercera vacuna dejar desprotegido es decir común que vas en un día de lluvia y solo llevas un par agua también algunos creen que la vacuna es una pura es una herramienta más para combatir el virus y asegurarnos que no terminemos en el hospital >> para que no saben que deberíamos hacer y lo recomiendan para las otras dos que ya hemos tomado porque no hacerlo >> con esto san francisco una vez más a la vanguardia en la lucha contra la pandemia noticiero telemundo 48 >> santa clara reabre juzgados la oficina del secretario y es que hace tres semanas el acceso fue restringido no solo en casos de covid-19 también que muchos estaban enfermos y a suficiente personal por los condados pero en otros servicios >> sistema de transporte en san francisco experimenta fuertes

>> i say if you got the moderna shot, wait a little longer. we see evidence of immunity in that shot lasts longer. it was striking to me how much pfizer was pushing early on to make boosters part of the conversation. pfizer has played this game very well. >> extremely well. they pooled ahead of the competition and keep going with the kids, the boosters, so far ahead of the other companies and they have made record profits. it worked out very well for them. that's a good place to end this conversation. it illustrates that you learn a lot but it is highly entertaining and the true brendan borrell style of writing. thanks for answering my questions. >> at least six presidents recorded conversations while in office would hear those conversations on c-span's new podcast, present a record is. >> season one focuses on lyndon johnson. you will hear about the 1964 civil rights act, the presidential campaign, the gulf of tonkin incident, the march on selma and the war in vietnam. not everyone knew they were being recorded. >> johnson's secretaries new b

of the fda today granted full approval to moderna's covid-19 vaccine. moderna is two shot regimen is the second most widely used coronavirus vaccine and the second to now receive full regulatory approval. moderna got emergency use approval from the fda back in december of 2020. more than 200 million doses have been administered since then. joining us now live this afternoon as dr vanilla sing of stanford school of medicine and former chief medical officer at the department of health and human services, doctor. always a pleasure. thank you so much for being here. what does this full fda approval mean? and does it emboldened employers to mandate the shots? hi good afternoon. heather. good to be on again. yes so this is a big deal for certainly the company moderna gets to name its vaccine spike facts, but it is actually really after five months of the application and waiting an independent review and the fda reviewing all of the clinical data that's available to evaluate how safe this is. how how effective it is. they did get the approval now the acting cu

moderna announced today that u. s health regulators have granted full approval to its covid-19 vaccine. more than 200 million doses have been administered since it received emergency use authorization in december of 2020. the fda action means the agency has completed the same rigorous, time consuming review of modern a shot as dozens of other long established vaccines. dr vanilla singh told us earlier today on the four that this could help persuade more people to get vaccinated. it's giving some reassurance to people who are hesitant about those reported adverse effects. and i think it will go a long way in, uh, giving that a benefit of the doubt to the newer vaccines. moderna's two shot regimen is the second most widely used coronavirus vaccine, and it's the second to receive full regulatory approval after pfizer's vaccine, and of course, you can stay with ktvu for the latest coronavirus information. we have an entire section of our website that's dedicated to the latest developments on the pandemic. just go to ktv

for moderna it is simpler. if pfizer is doing x amount, people assume moderna will do less. all these vaccine makers we are going to have this question, what are we going to need in terms of further shots throughout this year? and what does that mean for next year? if shots this you don't end up being used, does that fall into 2023? kailey: excellent questions. thank you to the senior pharmaceutical analyst for bloomberg intelligence. covid has impacted inflation and the labor market. that affects small business. we discussed that with sharon miller, bank of america president of small business next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ kailey: we are about an hour into the tuesday u.s. trading session. as usual, abigail doolittle is following the moves. it is more about the bond market. abigail: right now we have stocks fluctuating between small , modest mixed moves. bond market, looking at a bit of a selloff. this is the 10 year yield over the last year. you can see right now, almost at 2%. we have been talking about the possibility of 2.25 percent, even 2.50%. well, there is 2%. it come

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pregnant moms who got either a pfizer or moderna vaccine were able to protect their unborn child before the baby was born. that's the result of a cdc study which shows infants whose mothers got two doses of an mrna vaccine, which is either a pfizer or moderna, were less likely to be hospitalized for covid within the first six months of the baby's life. the cdc also looked at women who got vaccinated after the first 20 weeks of pregnancy. the results show getting vaccinated during that time frame provided better protection for instants than earlier vaccination. it is likely protect infants because they're born carrying their mom's antibodies. >>> we are just nine hours away from california lifting its indoor mask mandate, but some places in san francisco are keeping the mask on. most counties will adopt the mandate. that includes san francisco. but the city says mask requirements will remain unchanged at city hall. the city says it's keeping the requirement until further notice as it monitors local rates. >>> mask rules, mandates, we're tracking all those changing health orders in each c

including moderna's ceo offering a timeline on the omicron booster shots. silvana henao is here with that. >> reporter: good morning, brian. the company is aim aning to hav that shot by august. moderna is still gathering clinical data to determine if the vaccine woul protection last month, the company began clinical trials of the omicron shot initial results from studies in monkeys show the jab might not only stronger protection than the dose of the existing vaccine. moderna could also have a r vaccine to protect against covid and the flu by august of 2023. >>> division within the biden administration delaying the rollout of the policy on crypto including a potential digital dollar according to bloomberg, an executive order on the matter was expected to be signed off on the start of the year. the fight with janet yellen's staff and the official on the economic council slowed the process. the senior administration officials have now completed a draft version that is ready for president biden's consideration. further action could be delayed because of the ukr

¿en quÉ se diferencia tu vacuna, por ejemplo, de la de pfizer y moderna?e muy interesante esta vacuna y me parece que tenemos que esperar a ver los resultados, pero lo que sabemos hasta ahora suena muy alentador. tarazona: el doctor carlos del rÍo es especialista en enfermedades infecciosas de la universidad de emory y ha participado en varios estudios clÍnicos de la vacuna de moderna. ¿a ti te da confianza esa vacuna? del rio: lo que he visto hasta ahora me da confianza y me hace sentir que es una buena opciÓn. tarazona: segÚn la organizaciÓn sin Ánimo de lucro, “el mundo en datos”, en el planeta se han inoculado 10000 millones de vacunas contra el covid. en los paÍses desarrollados se han aplicado 181 dosis por cada 100 habitantes, mientras que en los paÍses con bajos ingresos sÓlo 14 por cada 100. es por eso por lo que la cobervax es una gran esperanza para muchas naciones. entre otras razones, por su bajo costo. entre 1 dÓlar y 1,50 dolares por dosis. bottazzi: nuestra vacuna llega a tener los mismos requisitos que todas las otras, pero tal vez con ben

. >>> moderna's vaccine has been approved by the fda.has been given to millions of smerns sense it got emergency authorization. the fda gave full approval to pfizer's vaccine last august. >>> we are watching the wind. it is about to pick up again and it could cause problems. jeff, we've had this dangerous combination a couple weeks ago. no rain and these winds. >> very dangerous for us even though we had all that record setting rainfall at the start of our season. things are extremely dry. you can see the wind warning. it starts at 3:00 a.m. tomorrow until 9:00 a.m. on thursday. these areas in orange, that's where we'll see the wind advisory in effect in the south bay and nts. 40 to 60-miles-per-hour. that could take down some powered lines, some trees, lower elevations, 15 to 35. >> 40 to 50 in the mountains, santa rosa, napa, 26 to 37 miles an hour. through tomorrow afternoon, you can see how this wind will be picking up. and again, this comes on top of the driest january on record in san jose. we only had trace amounts. last time it w

david, late today the cdc director giving the green light on full approval for the moderna vaccine for everyone 18 and up. it now joins pfizer. so far, nearly 75 million americans have been fully vaccinated with the moderna vaccine. >> whit johnson tonight, thank you whit. >>> new report from the pentagon tonight after the investigation into the horrific blast at the kabul airport during the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. report finding the carnage was caused by a single attacker who appear at the crowded gate with a powerful bomb packed with ball bearings. the pentagon releasing the only known footage of the blast itself. here tonight our chief global affairs correspondent, martha raddatz. >> reporter: the danger had been building for days. desperate afghans trying to get out. u.s. marines trying to help while securing the kabul airport. this image is what the bomber would have seen approaching the airport's abbey gate on that august afternoon. masses of people lining a canal. and for the first time, we see the suicide blast itself. it is only a few seconds and some 50 yards away,

since then, more than 200 million doses have been given to americans as of right now, moderna shots are only cleared for people 18 and older. the pfizer covid vaccine received full approval last august. johnson and johnson has not applied for full approval of its covid vaccine. >> in the south bay, health officials are marking the two-year anniversary of the discovery of covid in santa clara county. there's been more than 275,000 cases there since the pandemic began. more than 2000 people died. health workers say the numbers are dropping. they say the health department and government can likely soon start returning to more traditional roles. >> many of the activities that we've been as government. they need to provide mass testing and mass vaccination to ensure that everyone is reached as fast as possible. anticipate that will transition back to the way that we traditionally work, where you would go to your health provider traditionally for vaccines and testing. >> no timelines are being suggested at this point anyway, regarding things like mask mandates, 83% of the population and santa

. >>> today, moderna announced the fda has given full approval to its two dose shot for adults. it comes after pfizer was approved in august. moderna's booster shot is still only under emergency use authorization. >>> governors from more than half the states in the country met with president biden, today. the chair of the national governors association, governor hutchinson said state leaders want to move away from the pandemic. >> we asked the president to give us clear guidelines on how we can return to a greater state of normality. >> reporter: a lot of good discussion about what is the road from pandemic to pandemic and how do we keep score. >>> the number of daily covid-19 cases is on the decline, down by more than half since the peak of the surge. >>> live look, it is expected to get dusty especially in the mountains. paul heggen is tracking a wind advisory. how is it looking outside right now? >> so far, the wind is not too strong. the wind advisory goes into effect at 3:00 tomorrow morning and continues through midmorning on thursday, only for elevations above 1000 feet.

this easy finally gave formal approval to moderna's covid-19 vaccine. it was only allowed under an emergency use authorization until now. according to an analysis of data by johns hopkins university, the pandemic u.s. death toll topped 900,000 this week. people in contra costa county will not be whipping out their vaccine cards as often anymore. the county has relaxing requirements to show proof of vaccination in some indoor settings. tim johns has a from businesses in walnut creek. tim: contra costa county took a step back towards normal on friday. places like restaurants and bars would no longer have to require roof of vaccination from customers to be inside. >> none of these health orders were meant to be permanent. these were temporary measures for public health measures to protect people's health. tim: the order was in place since last september. the county feels comfortable allowing new rules things to defining case numbers and vaccination rates topping 80%. >> if you are a diner going to a restaurant in contra costa county, you can feel pretty sa

moderna trials in order to get these children back results when the fda is able to release the modernavaccine for young children hasn't been determined yet, though, on cue leave us. >> meanwhile, doctors and researchers say they are closely watching a subvariant of the omicron variant. a new study show that ba 2 may actually be more contagious than omicron and more severe kron four's amanda hari talked with an infectious disease expert about the new details that they're learning. >> the infectious disease specialists that i spoke to says with the increasing ba 2 cases, he believes local health leaders may have moved too quickly in removing some of the precautionary measures we are taking like masking. >> i would argue that we should wait a few more weeks and see where we are. health officials continue to learn more about the omicron subvariant to be a 2 also referred to as the stealth variant uc berkeley, infectious disease specialist doctor john swartzberg says it's only about 4% of the case in the u.s. right now. but that number is growing. >> a couple weeks ago, it was less than one

donald saying, "i know more about mrna and the process of developing moderna vaccines but my views did not change. covid changed my view of my fellow man and brainwashing techniques." allen saying, "money drives everything. no government-run system is acceptable. it is time to decouple the politicians and bureaucrats from our doctors and hospitals." a couple of pieces over the last couple of weeks taking a look at this topic. the translational research institute wrote this, "the concept of science misuse and abuse, science is not owned by one political side and it is not a talking point. it is a careful study of the natural world, asking questions about why things are the way they are and sometimes correcting our previous knowledge. science is not just a set of facts. it is a continuum of learning. it should be used as neither a punchline or a weapon, rather it should be used to understand the world and eliminate -- illumina te the best way to serve humanity." another viewpoint from daniel and "the wall street journal." "political leaders try to convey control over events and most are

reportera: segÚn el cdc, las mujeres embarazadas que reciben las dos dosis de pfizer o moderna protegenellos y es importante que continuar teniendo tambiÉn cuando la mamÁ los amamanta. reportera: hay mujeres latinas que dicen que tienen temor y prefieren no vacunarse. cuÁles son los temores que tienes? piensas que no es un beneficio para tu bebÉ? >> todavÍa no estoy pensando en vacunarme y lo harÍa definitivamente luego de que nazca mi bebÉ. yo creo que no le beneficiarÍa a mi bebÉ porque no hay una vacuna para niÑos menores de cinco aÑos. la vacuna es muy nueva para que yo pueda confiar en ella. reportera: quÉ le podrÍa decir a las madres de familia que piensan que tendrÁn un riesgo en su hijo por la vacuna? >> definitivamente queremos defender y comparto el sentimiento de que queremos lo mejor para nosotros y el bebÉ, pero con la informaciÓn que hemos visto sabemos que el covid—19 afecta mucho a las mujeres embarazadas. ramÓn: mÁs adelante, surgen datos alarmantes de contagios de vih entre la comunidad latina. fernanda: luego de la obre el c, más preguntas tenemos. la mayor interrogan

moderna, one of the biggest gainers in the s&p 500 on the back of its earnings beat.e me, you bought more today. >> yeah. i've got a lot of cash and i'm concentrating on the portfolio before and i've added in the pre-market first of all, they beat the quarter on top line and bottom line significantly they announced $19 billion in additional orders. so it's $5 times earnings with now 44 therapeutics and vaccines in the pipeline. it's still an extremely cheap stock, so i know i get a lot of blowback on what the stock's done and it's not alone in correcting massively, but i've said it before and i'll say it again. as you go out a few years i believe this will be one of the most valuable health care companies in the entire world. i also added the gxo because they blew out the quarter, as well and a unique asset in the marketplace made of phenomenal acquisition over the weekend and i would add to that, too, again, bulking up the position. >> getting to the conversation we said earlier how to view a stock from where it's been, pete moderna is down 47% year to date if you bo

now they're saying for pfizer you can wait five weeks, moderna four weeks.ginal plan. bianna? >> elizabeth cohen, thank you as always. we appreciate it. >>> a very good morning to you. i'm jim sciutto reporting from leviv, ukraine. >> and i'm bianna golodryga in new york. ukraine telling russia to leave immediately as the country moves to enact a state of emergency. at the same time russia is moving its diplomatic region to safety. >>> we're also getting this news this morning. i just spoke to the prime minister of native member latvia who tells me russia has now moved additional forces into donbas in eastern ukraine since putin recognized their independence.

what moderna is now saying tonight. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night and we begin tonight with russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine. the largest invasion of a neighboring country in europe since world war ii. the russian military attacking from the north, the south, the east, taking out military installations. moving closer tonight on strategic cities and this evening, the pentagon now believes they could be closing in on the capital of kyiv. pentagon officials saying the russians want to surround the city and, quote, decapitate the government. tonight, president biden laying the deaths and the carnage at putin's feet. telling the american people and the world today, that putin is the aggressor. putin chose this war. president biden saying now he and his country will bear the consequences. all day today, the wrenching images of war. images circulating job line showing what appear to be russian helicopters sweeping in during an assault on a military base about 20 miles outside the capital of kyiv. another concern tonight, russian vehicles at ch

now moderna needs just the final nod from the cdc director to make a full approval official. >> moderna been allowed under an emergency use authorization, a cdc official pointed out that research suggests that some people may be more willing to get vaccinated following full fda approval. >> the 2022 winter olympics are officially now underway in beijing. the two weeks of competition are taking place in a come pplicate pandemic. china is restricting athletes to an olympic bubble and limiting the number of spectators at venues. >> the u.s. and several allies are engaging in a diplomatic boycott over china's human rights abused but the russian/kline partnership is on full display. xi jinping stood shoulder to shoulder with vladimir putin at the meeting ahead of the opening ceremony. joining us now is cnn's steven jang live in beijing. steven, these are all unusual dynamics on full display. so what is happening? >> reporter: well, alisyn, it played out probably most directly in my own experience. attending the opening ceremony as a spectator, just to be eligible to go, you have to be in bei

the ibb more like companies like moderna.wever are today up almost 9% on an earnings beat for the fourth quarter and raising its covid vaccine forecast for the full year. we talked about moderna's ceo this morning about what the rest of the year potentially looks like for the pandemic and the outlook for boosters in the fall here's what he said. >> so wie think most probably we need to -- where i think people are going to need boosting in the fall especially, you know, people -- people above 50, comorbidity. also people who don't want to be sick >> so it may not be everybody who has to get boosters in the falls, just folks at higher risk we will have to see. he said the u.s. has not placed an order or have an option for ordering more for the fall yet guys, back to you. >> thank you. >>> more on the market action. we continue to monitor the situation in ukraine right after this break don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a f

the fda granted full approval today to moderna's covid-19 vaccine more than 200 million doses of moderna have now been given since it received emergency use authorization in december of 2020. the fda is decision follows a rigorous review of moderna's shot. dr vinay singh told us for the approval could help persuade more people to get vaccinated. it's giving some reassurance to people who are hesitant about those reported adverse effects. and i think it will go a long way in, uh, giving that a benefit of the doubt to the newer vaccines. the vaccine includes a warning about a rare type of heart inflammation that mostly occurs in young men following the second dose. most cases are mild and resolved quickly. when a retired oakland police captain was shot numerous times in a gun battle. he says it was technology that saved him. to my dismay as i lay on the ground with 22 bullet holes, bleeding from everywhere. i look around and there were six or seven people who were standing within 12. inches of me. videotaping with their phones. tonight at 10, 30 or exclusive three part interview with percy

reportera: segÚn el cdc, las mujeres embarazadas que reciben las dos dosis de pfizer y moderna reducentalizado por covid—19. >> cuando vacunamos a la mamÁ tambiÉn damos anticuerpos al niÑo. sabemos que no hay vacunas para niÑos pequeÑos menores de cinco aÑos pero ya estos bebÉs tienen sus defensas dentro de ellos. reportera: a pesar de lo que muestra el estudio del cdc, mujeres latinas dicen que prefieren no vacunarse por temor. cuÁles son los temores que tienes para vacunarte? por quÉ piensas que no es un beneficio para tu bebÉ? >> todavÍa no he pensado en vacunarme. si lo harÍa, serÍa despuÉs que nazca mi bebÉ. creo que no le beneficiarÍa porque no hay una vacuna para niÑos menores de cinco aÑos. la vacuna es nueva para yo confiar en ella. reportera: quÉ le puede decir a las madres de familia que todavÍa tienen el temor de vacunarse cuando estÁn embarazadas y que piensan que su hijo tendrÁ un riesgo? >> definitivamente comparto el sentimiento de que queremos lo mejor para nosotros y el bebÉ, pero en este momento con la informaciÓn que tenemos hemos visto que el covid—19 sÍ afecta a l

moderna said last week, it has administered the first doses of this experimental vaccine. clinical trial will include a series of shots among 56 healthy hiv negative adults. moderna will be using the same mrna technology that has proven successful in the development of the aforementioned covid-19 vaccine. still ahead, the washington football team unveils their new team tomorrow, but a franchise great may have already given it away. and kids in cincinnati have another reason to celebrate, the bengals super bowl appearance in 33 years. we'll explain next in sports. "way too early" is coming right back. l explain next in sports "way too early" is coming right back to help block out food particles. so he can enjoy the game. super poligrip. i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said "yeah, i'll try it out." i noticed that i felt sharper, i felt like i was able to respond to things quicker. and i

we talked about the cdc recommendation of moderna.u really think this is going to have more people going to get vaccinated? i mean, it seems like you've had the opportunity for months and months and months to get a shot. you have larry that's why i don't think we're gonna see some big exodus for people who are hesitant to go get the shot now, but there's a couple positives out here anyone out there who has called the modernist shot experimental that can be put because you've now had two independent review committees the fj and the cdc give it full authorization. also, there was some concern about the myocarditis and it was confirmed again that it is extremely rare in your far more likely to get that heart inflammation from covid itself then from the vaccine and last but not least a full fta approval means that moderna can go start marketing their product. that sounds very counterintuitive that i'm happy about that. but hopefully that means some targeted education and educating people about mrna vac. and squashing some of that misinfor

some big news today about the moderna vaccine. the f.d.a.fully approved the shot after reviewing more data about safety and efficacy. the company can market the shot under the brand name spikevax. and then this story, two nurses on long island are accused of selling more than $1.5 million in fake covid vaccination cards. $225 for adults and $85 for kids. news about the game uniting america, one word at a time. the "new york times" purchased the popular online game "wordle" for a low 7-figure amount. the game shot up in popularity since it launched in october. if you haven't played, users get six chances to figure out the daily five-letter word. the time says wordle will remain free and the game itself won't change. coming up next, the super bowl is all set and is tom brady ready to call it quits? what the greatest quarterback of all time is saying today. >> o'donnell: it was an exciting day of football sunday. now, the super bowl is all set. fans in the next couple of weeks may be looking at what happens next with the greatest quarterback of

it's perfect timing as the moderna vaccine received full fda approval.'m joined by riley griffin who covers vaccines for us. what is significant and why did it take so long given pfizer got full approval in august? mark: that's great -- riley: that's a great question. it's a critical commercial milestone. these emergency use authorization's can be revoked at any given time and don't have much longevity to them. they basically dissolve in the wake of or after an emergency. so that they have a stamp of approval from the fda, its product will continue to exist post-pandemic. why did it take so long? moderna lagged in submitting its materials to the f da -- fda behind pfizer. pfizer had submitted its application months earlier. we know at the time pfizer received full approval, but dharna had not finished its application. so it has taken longer for the fda to review thousands of pages and data points to make this decision. emily: let's talk about what is coming next. as a mom, i'm waiting for a vaccine for kids under five. do we have an eight on that? i've h