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a nasal or saliva swab is placed on to a strip, and if nano bodies come into contact with the virus,our mobile phone and signal will occur, and depending on the height of the signal, you can say if you're covid positive or negative. >> reporter: researchers say initial times of 300 samples were 90% accurate and delivered in ten minutes. creators of the cordial one test say if it receives approval, it will be cheap once manufactured begins on a large scale. ultimately putting another weapon in the arsenal against the virus. ian lee, cbs news. >> well, the next phase of the project is to run a three-month trial on more than 1,000 people. >>> so coming up on "cbs this morning," more on the hearings into the capitol riot. we'll speak with ohio senator rob portman, ranking member of the senate homeland security committee. >>> plus, in the wake of the texas power disaster, we'll loo outages caused by extreme weather. >>> and only on "cbs this morning," anthony mason talks with legendary sports photographer neil lieper who captured some of the greatest moments in history. >>> that's the "cb

discovered in madagascar, the nano—chameleon is less than 30 millimetres long, making it the smallestchameleon's natural habitat is under threat due to defortestation, but have now placed the area under protection in the hope that the species will survive. wow, i love doing this shift. you never know what you're going to see when you come in in the morning. fantastic. lots more news coming up. i have got the business coming up in five minutes' time. i will see them. —— see you then. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @vfritznews. hello. cold and snow on the way. for now, for many of us, it's just yet more rain with an ongoing risk of flooding. but as you know, in northern scotland, the snow has arrived. heavy snow, at that, where the met office has an amber warning in force throughout friday. still snowing here, and even into the weekend within that amber zone — so significant disruption as a result, as those snow totals mount. now all the wet weather, snow or rain, is from this area of low pressure only very slowly moving away over the weekend. as it does so, rain turns to snow as an

discovered in madagascar, the nano chameleon is less than 30 millimetres long, making it the smallestestation but have now placed the area under the protection to hope that the species survives. a reminder of the top story. presidentjoe biden has told the world that the united states is back and ready to resume global leadership afterfour ready to resume global leadership after four years of donald trump's america first agenda. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @richpreston. you can download the bbc news app you can download the bbc news app for all the latest stories. that is it for me for now, take care, goodbye. hello. cold and snow on the way. for now for many of us, it's just yet more rain with an ongoing risk of flooding. but as you know, in northern scotland, the snow has arrived. heavy snow, at that, where the met office has an amber warning in force throughout friday. still snowing here, and even into the weekend within that amber zone — so significant disruption as a result, as those snow totals mount. now all the wet weather, snow or rain, is from this area of low pressure

scientists say the nano chameleon's natural habitat is under threat due to deforestation but have nowom me for now. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @richpreston. from me and the team, thank you so much for being with us. we will see you next time, take care. hello. cold and snow on the way. for now for many of us, it's just yet more rain with an ongoing risk of flooding. but as you know, in northern scotland, the snow has arrived. heavy snow, at that, where the met office has an amber warning in force throughout friday. still snowing here, and even into the weekend within that amber zone — so significant disruption as a result, as those snow totals mount. now all the wet weather, snow or rain, is from this area of low pressure only very slowly moving away over the weekend. as it does so, rain turns to snow as an increasingly strong and bitterly cold easterly wind sets in across the uk. and as that continues into next week, we will continue to see some snow coming in, particularly but not exclusively to eastern parts of the uk. this is how we start off on friday morning — most of us

tránsito vehicular permaneció cerrado esta mañana debido a un incendio que se registró en un edificio nanoa donde se ofrecen servicios al aire libre en un restaurante ocurrió provocando el cierre de uno de los carriles veremos cómo va la temperatura con nuestro jefe de tecnología. >> un atardecer que se mantiene con nublados san josé con este sistema que paso de manera débil por la mañana dejó algunas lloviznas está saliendo pero seguirá trayendo esos vientos vemos en esta imagen cómo mueve la corriente de vientos máximos llegando hacia la zona noroeste de estados unidos en especial nevada y para nosotros trayendo esa afluencia de aire es evidente que trae nubosidad de carácter alto pero dejará una noche fría para nosotros vemos el puente todavía con esos nublados se ve parte de la luz al atardecer en esté lunes con condiciones san josé en los 55 y vemos santa rosa más frío en las 53 se espera que por la noche las temperaturas desciendan a los 40 pero hacia el norte igual las temperaturas alcanzaría cerca de los 38-39 grados mañana sobre el mercurio hacia el interior las temperaturas más a

este material está constituido por nano partículas de cobre que reprimen las partículas del virus.de nueva orleans han encontrado diferentes maneras para mantener viva las celebraciones a pesar de las restricciones. los jardines, fachadas y patios están decorados reflejando el espíritu festivo, hay desde dinosaurios hasta gigantescos coronavirus. en washington uno de los residentes de mayor edad del zoológico y acuario disfruto de la nevada, nadie más. era un cachorro huérfano cuando fue rescatado y ahora tiene 25 años. la esperanza de vida de estos animales en cautiverio no sa de l doctora: te empezÓ a entrar la duda. - la duda. y yo: "dios mÍo...". "¿quÉ estÁ pasando?". consigo, doctora, una tarjeta que dice: "terapista de carretera". - "haz de tu viaje un momento especial". - me di cuenta que conversando con los clientes los clientes se sentÍan mÁs cÓmodos. - mire eso. mire eso, doctora. hablando por micrÓfono, doctora. - dios me dio el don, me dio un dote de 25 centÍmetros y de un espesor de grueso que mÁs o menos, bueno, usted se puede imaginar. me acomodÉ mi miembro hacia arr

below cost a nano resistless that over this one in. the low the low cost the most obviously was to keep her. the sort of command. equal to a person with a chuckle. these men might be able to cope but at what cost the island is swarming with takes carried over by the. will of the people who didn't do their job assuming. this is political. to say just ready. the government provides workers with masks but nobody wears them down but must post . if they're. again. you know. when you have a little bit. but the linda. are 10 times the additional on the law and the 2nd law. look wolf a lot of the. one advantage for you is why because is that their expenses are paid off ad and housed but conditions are extremely tough. there's no fresh water on the island a tanker comes weekly to deliver it. to. the precious liquid is russian and only 8 liters a day to wash and do not drink the trick is to put your clothes on the fools as you shall. i go out i go to i want it for the one of those which as you know most of. them are going to go down once the wor

committed yet on the nano are they going to go for it as we're going to do you know our research was going to ask his comm or when i'm about avarice and i with his customers many of ours which other animals are you have much you know are there and the media. many of us have our horrors in the midst of m.r.c. i mean india governments have tended to negate. the i think that mothers remember their children their whole lives. sometimes i think she's dead and i get very sad. maybe my mother has seen me but doesn't want to come forward. because she doesn't want to reveal the secret nobody knows. it must also be hard to have a son appear in your life after so many years. especially if it was a secret. but it's hard as the years go by because we're not asking for anything unusual. sometimes i get angry when i notice resignation in myself. because i'm not so old i'm 53. time is passing by there are people older than me who disappeared before me. my mother was probably around 70 the women at the home were young. it would be so cruel to get to the end and find them in the ground. it's probably

to nano that will end up i can't protect them when they're running around the neighborhood and other 6 and i leave the house at 6 in the morning and don't get home till 7 or 8 at night and i was on being a muslim org i have no idea what they do during the day and i i don't know who they meet but i try to talk to them in the evening and warn them about getting into trouble. and that's a real miracle these people manage to overcome an enormous difficulties on a daily basis and they do it without. mining they simply get on and do the job at hand. there are no buildings this today to check you can keep selling your vegetables. but the but he did i say sure our livelihood depends on the bridge but if they tear it down it's not the end of the world as it will just set up shop somewhere else at the end of my set. and when they rebuild it will come back just like before. the one that's all good but that they did they. get so here nairobi life goes on at the bridge of mine america is a place where ordinary people make the best of their lives despite overwhelming or . india. this california mi

researchers nick fisher and amy are working with a nano delivery system of their own. and along with partners in england, they believe it could help make a sophisticated vaccine similar to pfizer and moderna more stable and easier to transport. we modified the particles. they are tunable. >> potentially turning them into a platform that is versatile enough to deliver vaccines aimed at a broad spectrum of coronaviruses. >> the type of vaccines are going to be just absolutely critical going forward and providing us that kind of broad protection that we really need. >> protection not just for the immediate threat but perhaps far into the future. that's clearly the hope. there is obviously a lot of interest in this. the kim lab at stanford is receiving support from the chan zuckerberg biohub as well. abc 7 news is monitoring the rollout in california with our vaccine tracker. our vaccine tracker also shows you when you might be able to get the vaccine where you live. you can find this on our home page at abc7 news.com. >>> well there is no minimizing the covid-19 death tol

liz's were discovered in madagascar by an expedition team last week the male brookie zhen them or nano comedian has a body of just 1.3013.5 minute meat is that would be $1.00 centimeters of basically like right up the top of my nail over there inside and it's time for back . and forth. and all. language courses. getting. any time anywhere. in your city. and you hear me you know here's we're going to tell you in the past 2 years gentlemen songs now will bring you on the map and you never have been surprised to know so what possible who is medical really what moves i want. to talk to people. on the way maurice and critics who want to join us for michael's last stop. yeah. these are images from songbirds one of the 1st feature films to be made in los angeles during a covert 19 and it imagines the worst scenario of an endless lockdown well it's one of a slew of films made either during or about the pandemic and its emotional toll and we'll get the lowdown on some of those later in the show and with welcome to arts and culture 1st we'll take a look at the financial toll as life becomes incr

idea behind a freak march complaint to teach farmers about keeping bees the shield from our denise nano also an extra money from the activities she already has a big heaping a spinster but is happy to have a fresher. how does one use a small car to come billy's home when is it time to harvest the honey nearly 30000 farmers have had training in the last year. that lupron object to fly fast objective is on an environmental level it's to create biodiversity because the bees pollinate fruit trees and trees in general so this bully nation will help the trees and in particular it will help me she actually look at it in. d.c. i notice that the shia tree produced more fruit and thanks to a strong pollination i'm very happy to have the it is the one. although people will continue to plant sheer trees in the future they're more likely to live other to stand in a circle allowing more nature to develop and thrive. it's a prediction would give here in the shocking ever time experts have calculated that by 2050 plus to kill the oceans we 1st that is correct chris it is a horrifying respect and as if

tiny liz's were discovered in magic aska by an expedition team last week the male brookie zhen or nano comedian has a body of just 1.3013.5 minute meat is that would be $1.00 centimeters of basically right up the top of my nail over there in size and it's time. to yes it is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make super screen or how can we protect habitats we can make a difference googling to see our mental series of google $3000.00 d.w. and online. german and jewish just strong jewish was. what does that mean in daily life and at school. we shouldn't be given a special status but the completely normal. 11 teenagers 11 story and. i'm jewish and so. young german and jewish starts feb 22nd on. these are images from song one of the 1st feature films to be made in los angeles during a covert 19 and it imagines the worst scenario of an endless lockdown well it's one of a slew of films made either during or about the pandemic and its emotional toll and we'll get the lowdown on some of those later in the show and with welcome to arts and culture 1st we'll take a look at the

. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> plus 00, 1 nano 0. roll is your option.t off, looks like it's going to be impossible to get away from the fact that you guys are dominating all the news back here on earth. even russia is headlining the mission and calls neil the czar of thei think maybe they have ge wrong mission. the headlines concerning apollo. you watch for a lovely girl with a big rabbit. a beautiful chinese girl has been living there for 4000 years. she stole the pill of immortality. you might also look for her companion. a large chinese rabbit, he's always standing on his hind feet in the jade cinnamon tree. the name of the rabbit is not reported. it >> we will keep a close eye for the bunny girl. it >> a1 >> dan coyle has won the -- ,. [inaudible] >> oatmeal next time. 1912. >> roger. >> golf match in miami, florida, as air pollution reached critical numbers -- to make the safeguarding of the physical environment. >> the astronauts are not the only explores in the news. san diego awaits the arrival of shannon, -- they planned to marry at the precise

they require this nano particle form relation.zer's mnra vaccines require this formulation. they form eluded so that the rna has to be encapsulated inside that particle. once encapsulated, that is what requires that cold temperature to be able to store and ship it worldwide, otherwise it falls apart. what htv did is develop a new formulation called lyon. the rna formulates on the surface of the particle rather than cap solidity. -- than encapsulated. it allows the rna vaccine to be scaled up much more quickly, and it's more stable so it should be able to be shipped and stored in warmer temperatures. so we are going to confine -- combine that formulation with our vaccine, and this will be the second-generation vaccine. we are looking at trying to get this in phase human trials very soon. actually, the zion to to target these new variants that are emerging. -- designed to target these new variants that are emerging. haidi: these have been referred to copy and paste vaccines. are there the better option in terms of addressing these n

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one of his ideas elizabeth talks about is one way is to send up nano diamonds very small man-made diamonds up into the stratosphere with a reflected light and cool the earth. but i am a bit skeptical of those sorts of plans. i think elizabeth shares my skepticism. that's the sense i get from reading her book i am canadian but a sport in australia for this ever been a poster child of the unintended consequences of human meddling think it is australia. now elizabeth's book and all of her other writing every several other pieces by her, also bring home a message i think is missing on the public. climate can change very quickly. but what was done to climate will not change quickly in any natural sense. the fact is if we limit our own devices and stop admitting any further co2 into the atmosphere it would take thousands of years to get those levels down. what hurts writing talks about. amy is deputy publisher of garnica which i guess brings to mind another. she writes extensively, is just chatting with her on the interface between art, literature, climate, social change, things like that. i've

misses was discovered in magic aska by an expedition team last week the male brookie zhen them or nano comedian has a body of just 1.3013.5 minute meat is at that would be $1.00 centimeters of basically like right about the top of my nail over the inside next time if i. call. him during the conflict zone with him sebastian or you know the government of bangladesh is being criticized around the world for its human rights record my guess is we come back guys gallery's very foreign affairs advisor to the country's prime minister little real hard to stop denying the truth about the repression they've inflicted and clean up their act conflicts are going to be 60 minutes long. we've got some one to observe for your bucket list. manticora. support for food here and some great cultural mores to boot. w. trickle. germany extends its lockdown into march despite the appeals of business groups for an earlier reopening look at that decision and also that reopening is across the pond in the us and the world's supply of semiconductors is tightening and europe finds itself lacking in the race to secur

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idea behind angel afrique lots competing to teach farmers about keeping beasts she'll farm out denise nano also on extra money from the advantage she already has a big even a spinster but is happy to have a fresher coach how does one use a small car to companies when is it time to harvest the honey nearly patted 1000 farmers have had training in the last year. and repairing object to fly fast objective is on an environmental level to create biodiversity because the bees pollinate fruit trees and trees in general so this pollination will help the trees and in particular it will help if she had to look at it. this year i noticed that the she had reproduced more fruit and pans to a strong nation i'm really happy to have the blues is the one. although people will continue to plan she'll trees in the future they're more likely to leave other trees time allowing more nature to belong and right. it's a prediction here in the shocking every time experts have calculated that by 2050 plus to the oceans well we fish that is correct if you are qualifying 1st bit and the effect of luck to give me a mar

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discovered in madagascar, the nano—chameleon is less than 30 millimetres long, making it the smallester colder air from scandinavia and with that, will come a noticeable chill into next week in the air. it is going to feel like temperatures at well below freezing by monday. eastern areas of course, the eastern areas most prone to snow, but today it is still the northern half of scotland. already some problems on the road and rails some problems on the road and rails so plies, and the amber warning from the met office remains in place. elsewhere across scotland, some rain across lower levels, central eastern parts and from the south and north east of england, the rain could cause a few flooding issues as it persists. heavy rain in northern ireland, eases off, and into pleasant sunshine perhaps one or two of us. it is a night, the overall mido conditions continue across england and wales, a few clear skies and heavy showers, but by the clear skies are for longer, it could be fussy. northern ireland, eventually northern england, into tomorrow, easterly wind is redeveloping, snow lower le

the eye can see this was not it's industry task machine that is driving up and farmers like a nice nano are profiting from meat book in a fossil is the wall 2nd biggest exporter of shit mounts which i use to make cooking oil and skin products all her designer china is very profitable for us sometimes they sell amounts but it on more with a bottle. but awareness is leading to a shift in practices now the farmers are starting to restore they destroyed the veracity and that begins with creating healthy sort of i'm a jew must run walk for a dutch angel which is concerned with the survival of migratory birds to farmers how to make compost from biological west including cow dung and nice leaves the compost is toothless official for the lies is which keep insects an important food source for the bugs. to think you're probably right to be forgotten as well our garden is the protection of drugs but unless the pharmacy direct financial benefits they aren't interested that's why we walk to include business aspects in the project. business than reporters are. nice for moll frankly money has already

neuzil, iowa state host a nano vaccine institute which receives care funding to pursue nano vaccine research and development. as you may know, the technology world allows patients to self administer an inhaler to receive a vaccination which is likely to be the preferable method. as a lot of people hate needles. for healthcare providers introduces exposure to contagious patients and avoids cases where providers would be forced to throw away vaccines because there's just not a storage to preserve them. your testimony mentioned that the need to invest in and prepare for future pandemics. can you share if this is very critical or how are we to further invest in this of nano vaccine type of treatment. >> thank you for the question and i stress in my testimony both the basic science as well as the technology. i think people thought that mrna as a formulation for vaccines a few decades ago just did not seem realistic and you're alluding to delivery strategies which is actually a top priority of the world health organization and in terms of the next innovation for vaccines and vaccine delivery. so i

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james dickerson is the chief scientific officer for "consumer reports," and by happy coincidence, a nano like these, so the magazine doesn't test them. but dickerson offered me a show and tell. this i recognize as a gator. >> stay away. my advice, "consumer report's" advice, stay away from them. >> reporter: what about this cloth mask? >> the more layers, the more protection, for you and others. >> reporter: some have these exhaust fan things? >> bad idea. most of the vents do not filter the air coming out from your breath directly to the outside. those are not protective for others. >> reporter: oh, man. here we come to the paper surgical masks? >> they're perfectly fine. they're very good to use in combination with other masks. you can use a surgical mask with a cloth mask. >> reporter: we all heard about the n95 masks. >> the 95 is 95% of airborne particles are captured by the masks. >> reporter: these are also n95? >> those are kn95. they are based on chinese standards. >> reporter: as it turns out, you can test your own mask with your phone's flashlight. if you see light between the

randi weingarten says, "i'm confident we will overcome the fear but it's not going to happen in to nanors have been dealing with most of their lives." >> sandra: we began with christina live in new york city where parents and students just got some big news. hi. >> they did. you have school closures and a lack of in person learning and it's considered a national emergency according to president biden, and an interview before the super bowl, but they are handling the pandemic wildly different. you have many teachers unions that are refusing to turn back to school. here in new york, they made an new announcement for 60,000's city kids. >> i'm pleased to announce, you're coming back to school and person for all who are signed up and person education, it will start. thursday, february 25th. >> the chicago teachers union that reached a tentative agreement yesterday averting a strike, but k-8 won't return until early march and after two months of bargaining in san francisco the union did agree to return back to school, but they want guaranteed vaccination. that's not the case for philadelphia

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it is what they call in nano particle, which is more like a protein itself given with something to help immune response. i think we are going to have five of those vaccines available probably by march, which is really fantastic. kristen: that's just incredible. five. dr. durbin: i would assume having that many vaccines -- kristen: i would assume having that many vaccines available is what eventually gets us to herd immunity. dr. durbin: absolutely. is one better than the other? i don't think from an individual perspective. one advantage from j&j's perspective is it is single dose. you essentially have twice as many doses you can give. i think they are looking, based on early data, they may require a booster dose after six months or so. the data are encouraging that a single dose at least can get us through these humps of the pandemic and get us closer to herd immunity. kristen: do you anticipate that this will be like the flu vaccine or other vaccines where you need to do it on an annual or regular basis? how do we figure that out? dr. durbin: that's a great question. again, that comes

you have a lipid nano particle covers it. that takes a while to make. it is fragile.y with johnson & johnson gets approved. especially when the oxford astrazeneca vaccine gets approved which it should. we'll have as many as four or five vaccines. that will help a lot. stuart: i'm quoting you right now, when will normal life return? maybe by summer withing luck and the right steps. doctor, you wrote that. before we get into it, i want to know what do you consider normal? >> well, stuart, i may consider normal still wearing a mask. i know you will ask me that. i think people have to get used to masks for a while. but you know what i'm envisioning here that is existing? we covered part of it. get everybody vaccinated but then let's create immunity cards, you had your vaccine and got over covid. i think 70 million people in the united states probably had some form of covid by the way, even if only 25 million were diagnosed. probably 70 million actually had it and 50 million weren't diagnosed. if you have antibodies or you had the vaccine, i think, as the herd gets immuniz

for dioxins, 12 nano grams fr kilogram. there are a number of different dioxins. we are looking at a toxic equivalency situation. all of the removals to-date and the residual contamination left will be summarized in that rack or document later this year. >> clerk: supervisor, i want you to know -- mr. tabey's hand is up. if supervisor haney has a question for you he will ask. thank you. >> supervisor haney: what are the consequences to human health for -- if the levels are too high or if there is exposure with some of the chemicals of concern on treasure island? >> if the levels are beyond what we hope for in terms of a r isk-base screening number, typically we would say go back and dig out more. collect new confirmation s amples. that's all described in this case in the rod. the record of decision. >> supervisor haney: i understand -- what about the actual consequences to people who are exposed to these chemicals? >> okay, well, so for residual contamination and i'm talking sort of in general, it is four contaminants of concern. there is a risk assessment process

for dioxins, 12 nano grams fr kilogram. there are a number of different dioxins. we are looking at a toxic equivalency situation. all of the removals to-date and the residual contamination left will be summarized in that rack or document later this year. >> clerk: supervisor, i want you to know -- mr. tabey's hand is up. if supervisor haney has a question for you he will ask. thank you. >> supervisor haney: what are the consequences to human health for -- if the levels are too high or if there is exposure with some of the chemicals of concern on treasure island? >> if the levels are beyond what we hope for in terms of a r isk-base screening number, typically we would say go back and dig out more. collect new confirmation s amples. that's all described in this case in the rod. the record of decision. >> supervisor haney: i understand -- what about the actual consequences to people who are exposed to these chemicals? >> okay, well, so for residual contamination and i'm talking sort of in general, it is four contaminants of concern. there is a risk assessment process

for dioxins, 12 nano grams fr kilogram. there are a number of different dioxins. we are looking at a toxic equivalency situation. all of the removals to-date and the residual contamination left will be summarized in that rack or document later this year. >> clerk: supervisor, i want you to know -- mr. tabey's hand is up. if supervisor haney has a question for you he will ask. thank you. >> supervisor haney: what are the consequences to human health for -- if the levels are too high or if there is exposure with some of the chemicals of concern on treasure island? >> if the levels are beyond what we hope for in terms of a r isk-base screening number, typically we would say go back and dig out more. collect new confirmation s amples. that's all described in this case in the rod. the record of decision. >> supervisor haney: i understand -- what about the actual consequences to people who are exposed to these chemicals? >> okay, well, so for residual contamination and i'm talking sort of in general, it is four contaminants of concern. there is a risk assessment process

discovered in madagascar, the nano—chameleon is just 22 millimetres long, making it the smallest of alld is going to bring further snowfall as well. at the moment, the heaviest of the snow is still across northern scotland. 20 to 30 centimetres, perhaps 50 centimtres over the higher ground. an amber warning in force there. we have already seen some disruption, could be more as we head through this evening and overnight. further snowfall sitting across scotland. some rain at lower levels for south—east scotland, also north—east england as well. further rain showers rattling across parts of england and wales through the course of the night. there could be some ice and frost developing, especially in the south under those clearer skies. also some mist and some fog patches first thing saturday morning. saturday's weather, then. we will continue to see some rain showers across parts of england and wales. the snow will continue for scotland, falling to increasingly low levels and then some of that snow will work into parts of northern england and particularly across the pennines as we move th