and what moderna is now saying tonight about its new booster when it comes to that particular variant. eva pill game standing by. >>> just days before his trial for contempt of congress, former trump adviser steve bab nonnow says he's willing to testify been the january 6th committee. tonight, a judge saying despite bannon's change of heart, his trial will go on. also late today, what we learned about tomorrow's january 6th hearing who will testify now? and the other key witness we're expected to hear from. rachel scott with new reporting. >>> the war in ukraine. and tonight, the white house now warning it believes iran is getting ready to help russia. what they're expected to send to fight the ukrainians. james longman standing by, reporting from ukraine. >>> japan in mourning over the assassination of former prime minister shinzo abe. and what we've now learned tonight about the alleged gunman. bob wood. >> dick: is there. >>> here at home tonight, the urgent manhunt under way for the armed suspect wanted for shootings at several 7-elevens today. >>> elon musk terminating his deal t

. >>> back here at home, pfizer and moderna reformulating their covid vaccines, targeting the highly transmissible omicron subvariants. the biden administration securing millions of doses which could be available in september. what we're learning about when adults under 50 could get their next booster shot. >>> actor will smith breaking his silence, speaking on camera for the first time about slapping chris rock in front of the world on oscar night. >> there is no part of me that thinks that was the right way to behave. >>> former president trump igniting a new firestorm. 9/11 families protesting his hosting of a saudi-backed tournament at his golf club in bedminster, new jersey, and his claim that, quote, nobody's gotten to the bottom of 9/11. >>> and the mega millions just hours away. $1.3 billion up for grabs. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on this friday night. i'm whit johnson in for david. we begin tonight with the deadly and historic flooding in kentucky. the death toll rising. children among the victims. flood watches in effect across several states at this

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. >> reporter: while there's less demand for vaccines, moderna had to throw away 30 million doses. they are the best weapon against another deadly covid wave. >> we're in a controllable situation now. that's good. that's partly because of the vaccines. we have to get better at our booster campaign. that is very, very clear. we may have to change our behavior by wearing masks and other things. >> reporter: updated vaccines from pfizer and moderna are expected in october. dr. agus says we need periodic booster shots for greater protection against other variants. >> sounds like we have to be flexible. flexible. th one prilosec otc in the morning blocks excess acid production for a full 24 hours. unlike pepcid, which stops working after 9. 24 hour protection. prilosec otc one pill, 24 hours, zero heartburn. ♪♪ smell irresistible. the axe effect. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supple

moderna says its new shot produces twice as many antibodies as its current vaccine. >> now, it's hard to predict the future, but this is the best shot we have at protecting people against the most widespread variant right now. >> reporter: but a large number of americans are still refusing the shot. about 70 million people still haven't gotten a single dose. and covid just doesn't want to go away. tonight, 88% of americans live in counties with high or medium risk. >> steve osunsami joining us tonight from the cdc. goveme i buying learning the vaccines, but they still need to go through the authorization process. >> reporter: that's right, whit. the government 171 million doses of this modified vaccine, with the option to buy more, if needed. but the rollout still has to get a green light from both the fda and scientists here at the cdc. whit? >> we'll stand by for that. steve, thank you. >>> next tonight, actor will smith breaking his silence on camera for the first time about slapping chris rock in front of the world on oscar night. smith sharing an emotional apology, calling his be

pfizer and moderna's is the earliest they can deliver a variant vaccine doses is october. a little more than half of the eligible adult 18-49 years old have gotten a booster shot. those over 55 have a higher booster rate is 76%. children are the newest eligible group. about 14% of kids ages 5-11 have gotten a third dose. with the booster shots to mask rules. where keeping track of the changing covid-19 guidance to help move you forward. the nbc area.com/coronavirus. that's where you get the latest covid-19 headlines all in one place. for tonight there are concerns about some plans to celebrate the holiday after an illegal car show ended in gunfire and injury last night. you can hear gunfire and you see people scrambling in one video last night they posted the social media overnight. the video also shows cars doing donuts in the middle of the intersection of lewis brown bw william drive near discovery kingdom. at one point you can see a car slam into another and barrel through the crowd. at least one person got hit. frustrated neighbor say this happens way too often. >> it'

the defense department is committing $2 billion to moderna to secure 62 million vaccines this fall. "the new york times" reports the new versions are expected to perform better against the ba .5 sub variant fueling the current covid surge. right now the california department of public health is holding a telle conference about monkeypox. it has update comes following the city's declaration less than 24 hours ago that the virus spread is a public health emergency. the city's total number of cases is at 281. you can see how it's taken off in the city. it's higher than any other city in the state . some help is on the way. a vaccine clinic will reopen the doors after closing last week because they simply ran out of vaccines. nbc bay area is live with more details. a lot of folks are going to make appointments for that monkeypox vaccine that so many want. >> that's right. that's really the hope. we got off the phone with san francisco general not too long ago. they tell us this website should be updated by this afternoon so that people that want to make appointments to their clinic can

. >> reporter: moderna had to throw away 30 million doses, the best weapon against another deadly covid wave. >> we're in a controllable situation. that's good. that's partly because of vaccines. we have to get better at a booster campaign. that is very, very clear. in some certain circumstances we may have to change behavior by wearing masks and other things. >> reporter: updated vaccine was pfizer and moderna are expected in october. dr. agus says we're going to need periodic booster shots to give us greater protection against future variants. danya bacchus, cbs, los angeles. >>> secretary of state antony blinken traveled to japan to offer condolences over the assassination of former leader shinzo abe. blinken paid his respects and praised abe's work to strengthen the u.s.-japan alliance and offered condolences on behalf of president biden and the american people. >> i shared with our japanese colleagues the sense of loss, the sense of shock that we all feel, the american people feel, at this horrific tragedy and killing. >> abe was shot and killed at a campaign event friday. he was j

novavax is different from the mrna vaccines like pfizer, moderna. it uses technology that is similar to more traditional vaccines like the flu and chickenpox vaccines. the cdc hopes unvaccinated people who were unsure of mrna seems like pfizer moderna will take the novavax vaccine. the biden administration has ordered 3.2 million doses. >>> dozens of doctors and nurses came together in the south bay today to declare their own emergency. they gathered outside bally medical center in san jose saying the dual strains of the covid crisis and chronic understaffing have led them to a breaking point. they say it is so bad it has cost some workers their lives note that go a local nurse and doctor both have died by suicide in recent months. they also accuse the county of ignoring their repeated calls for help. >> how mentally exhausted are you? >> i have never been this mentally exhausted before. >> two months ago, the surgeon general issued an advisory warning about the mental strain the pandemic has put on our health care workers. the county declined our r

pfizer and moderna expect to have them ready.ense department is now committing $2 billion to moderna, in order to secure 65 million vaccines this fall. the new york times reports that the new versions will perform better against the current ba- five sub variant. >>> tonight, maybe your dreams will come true if you find yourself dreaming about dimensions, yacht, and private chance, maybe diamonds and jewelry. >> all things that i was planning on buying after a win the lottery. things that you will be life, outside, she is getting closer to the ticket. have you bought your tickets yet? >> i bought some tickets yesterday, my husband came home and he said that i bought the winning ticket. we are going to split that jack. it all goes into the same bank account. $435 million ticket was sold a year ago. maybe lightning strikes twice. i don't know. it is not too busy in here right now, we will show you, we were with some folks earlier buying lottery tickets. they are mostly buying caffeine. however, the owner says that on drawing days, h

patel: moderna and pfizer will put forth a bivalent booster. it will cover the ancestral strain of sars-cov-2, plus an updated strain that would be targeting ba.4 and ba.5. what this will protect people against is any acute or moderate illness to a greater degree. it is important for everyone to know that the current vaccines are still doing their job in preventing severe illness. with this update of a potential updated booster in september, this is exactly why the white house said let's hold off in recommending a second booster for people under the age of 50 because it is important people get this updated booster when it comes out. karina: we don't know yet who should be getting this booster. is it mostly people higher risk, older people? dr. patel: we don't exactly know yet. if i had to take an educated i would say it would probably fall in line with who's recommended right now to get a second booster. anyone who has an underlying medical condition. the second booster would be people above the age of 50. we have to wait and see what the recom

plus, the new details about moderna's omicron-specific vaccine. dr. richard besser will join us live. >>> fire to fight fire. how firefighters are racing to battle the raging wildfire in yosemite national park as the soke spreads rapidly. and this morning, millions across the country on alert for dangerous temperatures. >>> rocket booster burst into flames. >> whoa! >> whoa! >> how the spacex starship test fire ended in an explosion. >>> surrogacy scandal. the fbi now investigating the surrogacy business that outsourced to mexico after families say they were taken advantage of. what one couple is sharing about their experience after they paid more than $150,000. >>> summer of travel. hottest on the high seas.se int getaway for as little as $33 a night. >>> plus, pack your patience. how to manage the mayhem at the airport, from long lines to tagging your luggage in case it gets lost. >>> and this morning, an exclusive first look at groundbreaking new technology to help you save money on the road. ♪ i had the time of my life ♪ >>> and time for prime. th

. >> reporter: while there's less demand for vaccines, moderna just had to throw away about 30 millionoses. dr. agus says they're the best weapon against another deadly covid wave. >> we're in a controllable situation, that's good, that's partly because of these vaccines. we have to get better at the booster campaign and in certain circumstances we may have to change our behavior by wearing masks and other things. >> reporter: updated vaccines by pfizer and moderna are expected in october. dr. agus says we'll need booster shots to give us greater protection against variants. >> sounds like we have to be flexible in all of this. thank you. >>> today at the wnba all-star game, players honored brittney griner. one of the team's top players, she's currently held in a russian jail. in a symbol of unity, the all-stars wore griner's number, number 42, to start the second half. cbs's elise preston joins us with more on that. good evening, elise. >> reporter: good evening to you, jericka. players across the league are also standing in solidarity online, posting that this year's all-star game is

i would want to own moderna.zer more than moderna, because it was really really smart acquisition. let's go back to robert in colorado. robert. >> hi, jim. i'm calling about okay ee. i am wondering if i should keep it for the long haul a checkup with a? >> oh, no. keep it. look, i know -- i'm good friends -- well, it's been a long time. walled is one of the best people i've ever seen when it comes to oil and gas. i think that is a fantastic stock with a great yield. i think you should own it. okay ee, a great stock. tom and rhode island. tom. >> boo yah. >> shields in the house. open some stocks, people are controversial. what's up? >> we have seen the decline in the auto industry. what is your thoughts on genentech going forward? >> you know, they do a lot of really good stuff inside of a car. a good deal. i'm going to say that i'm starting to warm up to autos. nobody is warming up to autos except for me and i was like to be the only guy. >> already, jim, great show. i was going to ask about -- >> i think it is

. >> 66 million doses of moderna's new variant specific vaccines. and those vaccines. they're reformulated to target the omicron subvariants ba 4 and ba 5 which spreads quicker. and this is in addition to the 105 million doses, the federal government already bought from pfizer, which also check targets the subvariants. but both companies are still waiting to get the green light from the fda and the cdc, if approved the millions of doses from both companies could be delivered by this fall and winter. and that's the time the country could probably get hit with another surge. we're already seeing the omicron strain dominate across the country, even infecting president joe biden. ucsf. doctor king wrote says that we're seeing a surge in covid cases and it's an indication of what we could see this fall and winter. we're in a huge search. >> and in fact, we're in a summer surge that matches the level of a winter surge. and yet we're being encouraged to take our masks off to make decisions about whether or not we should be wearing masks indoors without the appropriate tools a

pfizer and moderna say they'll have the retooled boosters ready by the fall starring in september. in msnbc medical contributor dr. patel, former president obama adviser. the question, if you are eligible now and have not gotten the booster, should you get one or wait it out so the booster you get in the fall possibly also includes the omicron variants? >> i'll make it short and simple. if you're eligible for the first or second booster, get them now. it is highly likely you will still be eligible to gets that booster, but protection today can help as we see numbers climbing and the country. >> that means if you're getting it now, you probably have to wait five or six months to gets your second booster for the omicron variant, is that accurate? >> not necessarily. there's no reason scientifically to have to wait that long. i think that question will be addressed by the fda and the cdc. >> got it. i also want to talk about the possibility of having to gets these boosters every single year. obviously, the flu vaccine, every year, september, kids have to get their flu vaccines, adults

here the moderna vaccine is a us vaccine. it was a us company so that the us product. it's interesting how it played out. i talk about that a little bit with anesthesia in and that chloroform was a european invented phenomenon and even though it was much more dangerous than two other anesthetic agents either and nitrous oxide it was sort of perpetuated much longer i think because there was this kind of nationalistic sense of pridethat they were the ones who'd invented it . >> you think that nationalists sense of pride is also driving vaccine use. i imagine so. even though some of these vaccines have worked better than others it seems that countries who have developed vaccines aresticking with it . >> it certainly seems that way. yes. it's interesting. youwould think it would not necessarily be that way. with the vaccine in china activated viral vaccines were better . would we use that vaccine to the exclusion ofsay the visor or johnson and johnson vaccine ? is not inherently better but hadn't been that way would we have been different or in china if you look at the for

when we were at the beginning of this pandemic and some of the ceos of pfizer, moderna and others sayafter they've done a phase one trial of ten or 15 people then starts on about how they could mass-produce millions of doses can you were just shuddering. be humble. nature gives it secrets up slowly, grudgingly and invariably with the human cost. be humble. that's where that struck me but you're right humility is the word. >> it's just key and i don't, it's hard for me to imagine not being humble in the face of all this. yeah, i really appreciated that point that you made. another cognitive bias that you highlighted a can't remember if it was that story on another in the book but i think it's commonly referred to as outcome bias where we judge a process based on the outcome. if the outcome is good we assume the process was good. the outcome is bad we assume the process was bad or inherently flawed, which isn't always the case. the example you just gave highlights that to some extent. what are some of that outcome bias? what you see that happening out in the pandemic, if at all? >> the

. >> moderna my name is joe bided and my wife jill biden has been here twice before me and beforei began, i would like to say that in all in an old expression, hope - my background in the background of my family is irish american and we have a long history of the fundamentally unlike the palestinian people with great britain and her attitude towards irish catholics over the years, 400 years. my colleagues when i was u.s. senator, used to always joke with me that i was always quoting irish poets, when i was on the floor of the senate and i got a good because i am irish. that is the reason i did it. i did because they are the best poets in the world, and there is a great poem. the paragraph that goes like this. it's classically irish but also if it's the palestinians, the history teaches us nothing hope, on the side of the grave, that man once-in-a-lifetime that long tidal wave of justice, rises up in the hope in the history rhyme, open history rhyme and it is my prayer that we are reachig one of those moments where hope. are there any - in the room, if not i am going home. [laughter] >> i

ya se aseguraron 66 millones de estas dosis de la compaÑÍa moderna, hace dÍas fueron 100 millones demaciÓn de las nuevas variantes que estÁn pegando fuerte. >>> mÉdicos aseguran que con cada vacuna nueva, el resto de convencimien es yor. >>> s pondrÍa usted otra vacuna. >>> pues es si es obligaciÓn, sÍ. >>> cualquier vacuna que veng adelante, sin dudarlo la aplicarÍamos. >>> para los que no tienen una dosis de refuerzo el debate es mÁs grande, esperar una nueva vacuna con mayor protecciÓn o vacunarse ahora y demorarse por lo menos 4 meses hasta la siguiente. >>> eeste momento estamos en el lim buen. no sabemos quÉ decir a los pacientes. si usted es una persona sana, ya tiene 3 vacunas, quiere decir 2 iniciales y una de buster, tiene buena salud, tal vez es una estrategia esperar cuando llegue la vacuna nueva. >>> l nueva generaciÓn de refuerzos estÉ disponible a partir del mes de septiembre. francisco fajardo, noticias telemundo. >>> nos vamos con otra emergencia de salud. el brote de la viruela del mono, se cuentan casi 5.000 casos y se espera que la cifra real sea mayor. la ciudad

. >>> el doctor dice a compaÑÍas como pfizer y moderna podrÍan lanzar una nueva versiÓn de la vacunaque tome precauciones con lo que tenemos al momento. >>> la primera y estamos todos harto de ella se llama mÁscara y la segunda es vacunarse. >>> desde san josÉ libertad pedrasa para el noticiero telemundo 48. >>>. >>> y un incendio provoca el cierre de una autopista en oakland y los bomberos dan a conocer cÓmo creen que comenzÓ el siniestro. >>> y estÉ con nosotros en la campaÑa para apoyar a las escuelas, se trata de la recolecciÓn de Útiles escolares que serÁn donados a los estudiantes y tambiÉn a los maestros necesitados de nuestra regiÓn, asÍ que la invitaciÓn a que visite una de las tiendas comcast y lleve su colaboraciÓn. >>> millones se cambiaron de los big three a xfinity mobile. eso significa que millones ahorran cientos al año en su factura de servicio móvil. y todos esos millones están en el network 5g más confiable del país con el proveedor #1 en satisfacción al cliente. eso sí que son muchos clientes satisfechos. y nunca es tarde para unirte a ellos. obtén datos ilimitado

, producida de manera distinta a diferencia de la vacuna de johnson y johnson también de pfizer y modernaeñarle a nuestras células cómo puede defenderse contra este virus >>> hay discursos probando la nueva variante es bueno tener otra alternativa en caso de que alguna farmacéuticapresenta dificultades en la manufactura problemas de producción demoraron su proceso de aprobación pero como diría el dicho más vale tarde que nunca (nombre extranjero) llega con una eficacia de 90% según la fda y tal vez incluso a quienes han optado por no vacunarse al momento que llegamos a comprar un pastel y tenemos muchos colores y sabores podemos escoger más y salir más satisfechos pero quienes abren la puerta para algunos sabores que buscaban de esta manera poder probar el pastel el comité de los cdc se reunir el 19 de julio para dar el visto bueno a (nombre extranjero) y comenzar su distribución el país ya aseguró 3,200,000 dosis el sacramento mirian villarreal noticiero telemundo california junto a esto médicos se han preguntado que la variante (nombre extranjero) es la peor debido a su alto grado de tr

condiciones mÉdicas estarÁn exentas. 66 millones de dosis de vacunas de refuerzo de la vacuna de modernade vacunas se enfoca en contrarrestar la su variante ba.5 de omicrÓn, que es la responsable del 70% de los contagios entre el paÍs. esta compra de vacunas se suma a los 105 millones de dosis de pfizer, ambas vacunas estarÍan disponibles para otoÑo e invierno de este aÑo. a raÍz de la crisis por la pandemia en mayo de 2021. el restaurante "sony cafÉ" en san francisco aÑadiÓ un recargo fijo a la cuenta de sus clientes sin necesidad de propina. esta estrategia la han copiado otros restaurantes de la ciudad, pero los meseros dicen no estar de acuerdo. tamara estuvo explorando si es una opciÓn que implementan los restaurantes latinos . veamos que le dijeron. >> no lo hemos pensado, porque para el cliente serÍa un cargo, en este caso no tenemos meseros, pero tenemos empleados que les ayudan mucho. >> uno cuando trabaja en servicio al cliente siente satisfacciÓn cuando recibe propinas. locutora: algunos de los ubicados aseguran que no tomarÁn esta medida, sin embargo, me decÍan que se han vis

moderna tiene dos inyecciones y pfizer requiere tres dosis para los niños menores de cuatro años. >>ue tengan dos o tres vacunas chris cabezas telemundo 48. >> hablemos de economía. los consumidores también un alivio en el costo de la gasolina. de acuerdo con la triple a el de cuatro dólares con 72 centavos. bajo tres centavos en comparación al precio de ayer y mucho menos que el precio más alto registrado el 14 de junio que era de cinco dólares con un centavo. >> en california hablamos que el costo sigue por encima de este promedio. >> que es de seis dólares con 14 centavos. por ejemplo el condado san francisco el costo llega hasta los seis dólares con 23 centavos. aún así ha disminuido ya que la semana pasada costaba un centavo más caro. >> vamos a la primera pausa al regresar con moción mundial por el asesinato frente a las cámaras de un político japonés. >> feliz viernes hoy temperaturas cálidas vamos a hablar de este fin de semana de cambios. todos los detalles al regresar. (comerciales) >> en noticias internacionales del mundo está conmocionado luego del asesinato del ex primer

la administraciÓn biden aseguraron mÁs de 66 mil dosis de la comÑÍa moderna.stÁn pegando fuerte. >>> mÉdicos aseguran que con cada vacuna nueva, el reto de convencimiento es mayor. >>> se pondrÍa usted otra vacuna. >>> si es obligaciÓn, sÍ. >>> cualquier vacuna que venga adelante, sin dudarlo lo aplicarÍamos >>> para quienes no tienen ni siquiera una dosis de refuerzo el debate es mÁs grande. esperar una nuevo vacuna con mayor protecciÓn o vacunarse ahora y demorarse por lo menos 4 meses hasta la siguient se espera que esta vacuna estÉ disponible a partir del mes de septiembre. en san diego california. francisco fajardo, noticias telemundo. >>> tenemos informaciÓn Útil para evitar caer vÍctima de una nueva modalidad de estafas. como por ejemplo el siguiente que dirÍa. puedo programar una cita para mi perro en tu salÓn. y rult que no tiene ese negocio. o uno que incluye una fotografÍa, y hola tu platillo de fruta favorita a usted ni siquiera le gua la fruta y mensajes que le haga clix a un enlace para recibir dinero o reclamar un premio. la pregun tah quÉ hacer

the biden administration is buying 10's of millions of more doses of moderna's covid shots to target specific variants kron four's camila barco has details. >> the new booster shots are aimed at targeting the latest subvariants causing the rise in covid cases and even with the new vaccines in the pipeline bay area, doctors are warning everyone not to let their guard down. covid is still here. the now dominant strain. the 8.5 omicron subvariant >> is causing a massive wave of infections. so your protection that you thought you had because maybe you got. omicron subvariant ba 0.1 or b 8.2. >> are any of the sub sub variants doesn't protect you from the 8.5, that's why we're seeing the surge that we're seeing right now. >> pfizer and moderna created a new booster shot to target these highly contagious subvariants. it could be in the arms of millions of americans. >> later this fall, if you're talking about preventing infection, which can cause so much destruction in society, the updated was is should put a dent into it. the biden administration has secured a total of 171 million doses.

this one is different from the pfizer and moderna vaccines. what's the reasoning behind authorizing another vaccine? >> it's good to have more than one tool in the tool kit. moderna and pfizer are both mrna. they both work in almost the exact same way. and novavax works differently, called a protein-based vaccine. the hope is because it does work differently maybe it will be more durable. the mrna vaccines have been ap amazing but immunity does wane. now, important to note, they didn't do those clinical trials during omicron. they did it in previous variants. when they look at people's blood, they can show it does elicit a broad immune response to omicron. the company has said they are working on an omicron-specific vaccine that hopefully will be even better. right now cdc advisers are thinking about whether or not to recommend this during the pandemic. we've seen the cdc advisers usually go with the fda who has already given the thumbs up. we expect the cdc to give a thumbs up, too. >> thank you for all those updates. >>> opening statements a

pfizer and moderna could be ready by september, they say, and the u.s. government has pre- purchased nearly 200 million doses. health centers offering the current vaccines and boosters say they are still high demand attributed to the current case wave. >>> b.a.r.. again but it was reinstated effective immediately, and that means you will have to bring a mask for the morning commute or wherever you are headed on b.a.r.t. . at the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station we saw workers putting up a sign reminding people of the requirement that the last mandate expired 12 days ago, but the board voted to extend it again into october . and for some it has been tough giving up. >> it is a little confusing, i use b.a.r.t. semi-frequently and over the past couple of months the rules of changed a few times. >> i do not really care, as long as i have my mask on i feel fine. if others do not wear it, it's up to them >> b.a.r.t. hoped county health department will take the lead on mask mandates, that did not happen and so b.a.r.t. it happened to act on his own . >>> a southb

meanwhile, moderna, "claimed a very weak vaccine efficacy of just 4% in ages six months to two years.s not a statistically significant result either. so based on those numbers, apparently those are the underlying numbers, how could the biden demonstration, how could the people who run public health in the united states of america push for the immediate vaccination of children over the ages of six months? we need to assess what exactly these data are and why public health agencies seem to be ignoring them. marty makary, as we told you, is a professor public health at johns hopkins river city, he wrote the piece we just refer to and we are honored to have him on to make your think as much for coming on. thank you from taking a look at the numbers behind us. unless we have just mischaracterized them, they don't sound like basis for recommendation for universal positive vaccination. >> that's exactly right. it wouldn't even get published in a medical journal with peer review, it wouldn't go through the process, it would get rejected. now, doctors everywhere in the world, even in the gover

biotech names are work, novavax, moderna. moderna aiming for its seventh straight up day.stocks like united health, hugh mania, centene and cigna. health care suppliers, take a look at some of these, mckesson, cardinal health, amerisourcebergen all moving higher there's growth within biotech. is that why it's in the sweet spot as the market tries to figure out which way it wants to go >> yeah, there definitely is a blending here. it's defensive but not without top line growth, without secular tailwinds. so i think that's one of the reasons. it definitely is an end of cycle playbook to start to overweight health care. pharma has been the best performing one that is really value and definitely defensive biotech just got beaten up so much and now it is reviving a little bit it's almost like doing what you might expect broader tech to do from a very low starting point but the big profitable biotechs have valuation support they're working so i think it makes a lot of sense only down less than 9%, i think, year to date the question is whether it really is just a place to park wh

when we are at the beginning of this pandemic and the ceos of pfizer, moderna, and others said after they had done a phase one trial of ten or 15 people and how they could mass-produce millions of doses your shuddering thinking be humble. nature gives it secrets up slowly, grudgingly and invariably with human cost. but humility is the word. >> it is just key. it's hard for me too imagine not being humble in face of all this. another benefit is that story or another in a book. i think it's commonly referred to him as outcome bias. were we judge a process based on the outcome but if the outcome is good we assume the process was good. if the outcome is bad we assume the process is bad or inherently flawed. which is not always the case. think the example you just gave highlights that to some extent. what areco some of the outcome bias? where do see that happening now in the pandemic if at all? the question is to be made wise by your experiences not just nervous by them. the first anti- product development was a product of the german dye industry 1930s as breakthrough product that you cou

the new generation of moderna and pfizer vaccines are designed to target omicron and it's s subvariants ba.5. moderna says its shot produces twice as many antibodies as its current vaccine. >>> carnival cruise lines easing restrictions, guests five nights or less will not need to be tested before boarding. unvaccinated guests will have to show a negative result taken within three days of boarding. >>> now to the movie magicians behind "star wars", "indiana jones" telling tales about the cinematic moments. will ganss back with more on that. >> if i'm out of breath it's because i ran up the stairs. >> with a cheesecake. the brand-new docu-series is the passion project of lawrence kasdan who is in the director's chair for "light & magic" and he spoke with me about the ragtag team of geniuses inside industrial light and magic. they're the brains who brought this big guy to the big screen. the wind beneath the millennium falcon's wings. and now they're the stars of a new docuseries on disney+. >> when i was writing "star wars," there were no special effects houses in the world. so how are we

while the fda recommended pfizer and moderna push forward with omicron specific booster shots for the fall >> my hope is, as we continue to make improvements, we'll get to a point where we can get to an annual covid shot. >> reporter: the biden administration has an agreement with pfizer to purchase 105 million doses once approved pfizer says it could be ready by october. >> in the fall, if we do have omicron specific boosters, i do think there will be a recommendation to get a second booster, even for people under 50 >> reporter: we're seeing a spike in cases now. will new boosters by the fall be enough >> it feels like we're almost chasing our tail but any updated omicron booster is going to be more effective than the current boosters >> and mora joins me from the white house going back to the president, can we be clear how we're getting information about his condition? it's been through letters from his physician? >> reporter: that's right. reporters have not been able to ask his doctor any questions though the white house insists they've been transparent. we haven't seen any photo

we have pfizer, moderna, j&j. why add novavax? what would be the value?u want to add it to the mix. there are people who might be considering it based on the fact it's a different vaccine. going back in time at the original vaccines, put them in a couple categories. pfizer and moderna, the mrna vaccines. they use a method to deliver mrna into our cells. our cells turn into a vaccine factory and produce a spike protein. the immune system learns how to fight against. the other set, j&j. it uses a virus. it's a genetically modified virus. for some people because it's newer technology and you hear genetically verified, they got concerned. there's hesitancy. that's what this addresses. this is an older technology. it basically is delivering the protein into the body and then the body itself is saying, now we can fight it. you don't have to make anything, that protein, which is the cell wall protein instead of the spike protein, it can recognize it. it gives us another tool in our toolbox. particularly for those who might have been hesitant at getting the other

at the same time, the biden administration says it will buy 66 million doses of moderna's upgraded vaccine. the government has already agreed to buy 105 million doses of pfizer's latest vaccines. the new boosters will be designed to fight against the variants. the new shots are expected to be available this fall. >>> there are only 100 days until the midterm elections and today, vice president harris made a visit to the democratic national committee in washington, dc where she rallied election volunteers and staffers. she also went after the recent supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade. >> the united states supreme court just took a constitutional right that had been recognized, took it from the american people, from the women of america. and around the country now, so-called leaders, extremist so-called leaders, are passing laws to criminalize health care providers, to punish women. elections matter. >> while the vice president was attacking the court's decision, its author, justice samuel alito, criticized foreign leaders who are against the ruling. >> i had the honor this term

has confirmed to cbs news that pfizer and moderna expect to upgraded vaccines to combat latetest omicron variaiants as y as septetember. the biden administstration has reacached an agreement with the vaccine manufacacturers for more than 170 million doses. the administratition says that should be enenough supply for as this winter. actor will smith has broken his silence and again apologized to comedian chris rock for slapping him during the oscars in march. this time he did so in a video w york. >> garrett: tonight's mega millions jackpot has ballooned to more than $1.25 billion, making it the third-largest lottery prize in u.s. history. even with all the taxes taken out-- and they have to be taken out-- all those dollars are fueling big dreams. more on all this from cbs' adriana diaz. .>> reporter: people are feeling lucky across america tonight. >> all i want is to be happy and maybe retire early. >> reporter: there's mega-mania as americans try their luck and long odds at winning the $1.28 billion jackpot. .it's so big, it doesn't even ft on some billboards. this one had to round dow

and what moderna is now saying tonight about its new booster when it comes to that particular variant. eva pill game standing by. >>> just days before his trial for contempt of congress, former trump adviser steve bab nonnow says he's willing to testify been the january 6th committee. tonight, a judge saying

moderna, that's one that's highly volatile and is up 30% for the last month. i think you see people rotate out of where they got crushed. moving into where they think the puck is going and i think you have a window of opportunity to where tim started off saying, i do believe inflation is peak and i believe you have a window of opportunity to market rally and make of august and not get to make cute. we wind up making new lows after august. >> that matches with some of the technicians we've had on a and maybe a renewed back and that horrible month we have seen in the past where we saw so many bottoms in the past. i guess -- is there any hope that doesn't happen for the ultimate lows are in and would that be the first time it's ever happened? oil is down how much? if inflation rolls over and the labor picture eases and there's no way that there could be clear sailing? >> i think it can be clear sailing and not political but i think both parties want to see sort of a regime change. the midterm elections have the ability to be the catalyst to a rally that pushes us

pfizer and moderna are working on new vaccines to target specific variants and kron four's. camila barco is joining us in the newsroom with local reaction from health experts. camilla. yeah, that's right. the new booster shots are aimed at targeting the latest subvariants causing the rise in covid cases and >> even with the new vaccines in the pipeline bay area, doctors are warning everyone not to let their guard down. >> covid is still here. >> the now dominant strain. the 8.5 omicron subvariant is causing a massive wave of infections. so your protection that you thought you had because maybe you got. >> omicron subvariant ba 0.1 or b 8.2 are any of the sub sub variants doesn't protect you from the 8.5, that's why we're seeing the surge that we're seeing right now. >> pfizer and moderna created a new booster shot to target these highly contagious subvariants. it could be in the arms of millions of americans. >> later this fall, if you're talking about preventing infection, which can cause so much destruction in society, the updated loses should put a dent into it. the biden

they plan to buy 66 million doses of moderna's new variant specific vaccines. and those vaccines. formulate reformulated to target the omicron subvariants ba 4 and ba 5, which spread much faster. this is in addition to the 105 million similar doses the federal government bought from pfizer, but there was still waiting to get the green light from the fda and the cdc. now, if approved the millions of doses from both companies could be delivered by this fall and winter. and that's the time the country could probably get hit with another surge. we're already seeing the omicron strain dominate again across the country, even infecting president joe biden. now ucsf doctor kim rhoads says we're seeing covid cases increased and it's an indication of what we could see this fall and winter. we're in a huge search. >> and in fact, we're in a summer surge that matches the level of a winter surge. and yet we're being encouraged to take our masks off to make decisions about whether or not we should be wearing masks indoors without the appropriate tools and equipment to protect ourselves. why we'

they plan to buy 66 million doses of moderna's. new variant specific vaccine. those vaccines. >> they are reformulated to target the omicron subvariants ba 4 and ba 5, which spread quicker. this is in addition to the 105 million similar doses, the federal government already bought from pfizer. but the federal government government is still waiting to get the green light from the fda and the cdc, if approved the millions of doses from both companies could be delivered this fall and winter. but that's the time that the country could probably get hit with another surge. we're already seeing the omicon omicron strain dominate across the country. even infecting president joe biden. ucsf doctor kim rhoads says that we're seeing covid cases increase and that's an indication of what we could see this fall and winter. we're in a huge search. >> and in fact, we're in a summer surge that matches the level of a winter surge. and yet we're being encouraged to take our masks off to make decisions about whether or not we should be wearing masks indoors without the appropriate

>> steve: oh [ cheers and applause yeah hey, listen to this guys, moderna has fired their new cfo aftert one day on the job. yep, they thought he was moderna quality, but it turns out he was more johnson & johnson material [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] fired on day one he basically walked in with a box of his things, and just turned around and walked out [ laughter ] at his farewell party, he was like, "i really enjoyed the 27 minutes i spent with all of you. apparently the boss walked in on him lying back in his chair, tossing syringes up, trying to get them stuck in the ceiling. [ light laughter ] his linkedin profile now says, "start date, may 9th, 2022 end date, lunchtime. [ laughter ] hey, guys, this is big astronomers just revealed the first image of a black hole -- the black hole in the center of our galaxy look at this, check this out yeah that's either a black hole, or someone ate a cheeto and touched the telescope lens [ laughter ] well guys, it's been a rough week for the stock market. and i saw that apple stock is down almost 10%. yeah, they're getting hit hard, so i thought

unlike pfizer and moderna, which uses mrna technology, novavax uses that traditional protein bases approach. the hope is that it will appeal to americans who have yet to be vaccinated. vaccines are expected to be rolled out in the next few weeks. >>> and according to the cdc, right now 77% of the u.s. population 18 and older are considered to be fully vaccinated. 51% have received at least one booster dose. >>> another delay for a subway extension in san francisco. muni officials confirmed that a june 20th fire in the yerba buena/moscone station could delay completion of the project by another six to eight weeks. the fire did not damage any trains, but it stopped testing inside the central subway. muni still says that its plans for revenue service this fall, but it has not yet set a firm date. the project was originally supposed to be done in 2018. >>> still to come, it was a deadly bay area explosion that led to 50 african american sailors to be convicted of mutiny. the effort decades later to clear their names. >>> plus, sesame place under fire after a character appears to ignore two afri

they plan to buy 66 millio doses of moderna's new variant specific vaccines and those vaccines. there for reformulated to target the omicron subvariants ba 4 and ba 5 which spread quicker. this is an addition to the 105 million similar doses. the federal government bought from pfizer, but they're still waiting to get the green light from the fda and the cdc. now, if approved the millions of doses from both companies could be delivered this fall and winter. and that's the time the country could probably get hit with another surge. we're already seeing the omicron strain dominate a crack across the country. even infecting president joe biden. ucsf doctor came road says that we're seeing covid cases increase and that's an indication of what we could see this fall and winter. >> we're in a huge search. and in fact, we're in a summer surge that matches the level of a winter surge. and yet we're being encouraged to take our masks off to make decisions about whether or not we should be wearing masks indoors without the appropriate tools and equipment to protect ourselves. why we're ind

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anne thompson, nbc news >>> the biden administration says it plans to offer updated pfizer and moderna covid boosters in september. the new shots are reformulated to better protect against ba.5, the highly contagious subvariant now sweeping the country. only people over 50 and those over 12 who are immunocompromised are currently eligible for the second booster >>> now to the economy in a week that saw everything from interest rate hikes to proof of a slowing economy to new data confirming historic inflation. all of it impacting you and your budget emily ikeda explains >> reporter: for jimmy riklis it ha become a twice a week ritual, selling her plasma >> originally the plasma was just like a safety net and now it's becoming more of a necessity. >> reporter: her family's two income household is struggling to keep up with run away inflation and they're far from alone. two-thirds of americans ar blowing through their savings because of sky high prices >> we should be middle class and we should have a nice savings, but everything's going up >> reporter: workers wages have increased but no

pfizer and moderna said they expect to have them ready. it's not clear if the new shot will supersede the second booster shot approved for people over 50 or if all three boosters will provide full protection. the new version is expected to perform better against the current ba.5 sub variant. right now there is no exact release date. >>> san francisco declared a state of emergency response to the monkeypox outbreak. one of the first major u.s. cities to make the declaration and with 281 confirmed cases there's a higher amount than most states. >> monkeypox is not spread as easily as covid and he won't get it without prolonged skin to skin contact with someone who is already infected but as cheryl hurd reports, concerns and sentences go are running high. >> we are at a very scary place and we don't want to be ignored by the federal government in our need. >> reporter: mayor london breed sounding the alarm declaring a local emergency for the monkeypox vaccine. the san francisco director of health. >> this declaration will allow us to serve th

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