now, the new data, the new price is 24,000 was so at some point, the big builders are the ones that matterle-family homes, not apartments, drive the price of lumber, and until they say i cannot pass these costs along, we will be higher for longer. i think there will be innovation , how we use lumber more effectively in building plans, frame packages, but as far as a new, disruptive technology, there is not much on the horizon to help this acute shortage we have going on. caroline: have people been hedged? have people been making a lot of money? who is winning out of the situation? stinson: well, the one selling are not necessarily winning, depending on where the risk is. if they are committed at a fixed price and buying the are getting squeezed, vendors, homebuilders. i think homebuilders who do not have a price locked in with the customer and then build, they are doing fine, and the sawmills are doing great, and after that, when you are in this market, unless you are a producer, if you are making money, you are lucky. the swings are so big, we could fall 50%, 50%, and still be higher than

. >> well -- >> the heated confrontation on capitol hill as new data reveals how effective the covid ines are and when you'll need a booster shot. >>> social media for kids under 13. doctors speak out against the new idea from facebook. >>> a growing ufo mystery, the video the government now acknowledges is real. >>> and later, exposed. the politician, the zoom call and the naked mistake. >>> on this friday morning, sadly we do begin with more tragic news. another mass shooting in america. >> and it's another workplace shooting. this one unfolding in indiana overnight during the late night shift. witnesses describing a terrifying scene overnight as families of those who work at that facility anxiously waited at a nearby hotel for word on their loved ones. overnight, multiple people shot at this fedex facility in indianapolis. >> possibly two to three people shot at this time. >> reporter: officers arriving at the building just after 11:00 p.m. when they say the gunman was still firing. >> as officers arrived, they came in contact with an active shooter incident. >> reporter: police co

new data involving the moderna vaccine indicating antibodies lasting six months out. and dr. anthony fauci on what this could mean for all three vaccines. tonight, at least 109,408,000 have received one dote. 42% of all adults in this country. abc's whit johnson leads us off. >> reporter: tonight, the cdc says the uk variant is the most dominant covid strain in the u.s. highly contagious, believed to be more deadly. and now fueling what some experts fear could be the start of a new surge. >> i think we're way too high to be thinking that we've won this race. >> reporter: and the cdc increasingly worried about younger, unvaccinated americans, tracking clusters of cases connected to day care centers and youth sports. >> hospitals are seeing more and more younger adults, those in their 30s and 40s, admitted with severe disease. >> reporter: hospital admissions are on the rise in at least 16 states. cases in michigan nearly tripling in the last three weeks. doctors there are seeing many children needing critical care. in chicago, 18-year-old zamia bell loved dancing. >> she broug

new data seen exclusively by bbc news suggests there is a growing link between coronavirus restrictions victoria day has helped us put together this short film with five tips to help you help your kids with their language. let's speak now to lisa mcdougall, reception teacher, sacred heart primary school, south—west london, and the chief executive of the national day nurseries association, purnima tanuku 0be. thank you very much for talking to us. lisa, what have you seen in your classroom? i us. lisa, what have you seen in your classroom?— us. lisa, what have you seen in your classroom? ., , ., , . classroom? i have seen many children return out of— classroom? i have seen many children return out of lockdown _ classroom? i have seen many children return out of lockdown from _ classroom? i have seen many children return out of lockdown from the - return out of lockdown from the pandemic with limited vocabulary and poor social communication skills. some of these children come to school already struggling with small vocabularies and english as a second language and this lockdown and pandem

and, as i mentioned at the start of the presentation, this report combines two years worth of new data. and lastly, for the first time, three years of health coverage and demographic data was collected for traditional charity care patients in order to better understand this population. so this slide highlights the three major citywide key findings that we found based on the analysis of data and i'll go through each of these in subsequent slides. first, the report observed a rise in charity care for the first time since the implementation of the a.c.a. second, we continued to see distinctions between health san francisco and charity case populations. and, lastly, using new data, the report provides a better understanding of who traditional charity care is serving. so as i just mentioned for the first time since the a.c.a. implementation, there was an increase in charity care patients. the figure on the left shows a number of patients in charity care. over the previous two years, there has been an increase in patients by about 51%. the second figure on the right provides an overview of c

new census data is in, with a shifting u.s. population comes a shifting map. what does it mean for the 2022 midterms? >> and the split widens between republican leaders. the question is, what's going to come of this? it is way too early for this. good morning and welcome to "way too early" i'm kasie hunt. >>> the family of the north carolina man shot and killed by police last week were finally able to see some of the footage from the incident. family were only allowed to watch 20 seconds of video. even from that, it was clear brown posed no threat and both of his hands were on the hands of the steering wheel of the car. nbc news has not seen the video. the county attorney sought redactions. >> it is like we are death all odds in this world. my dad got executed just by trying to save his own life. the officers were in no harm of him at all. it is just messed up how this happened. >> speaking with brown's neighbor in elizabeth city, north carolina where she witnessed the whole or deal. >> he pulled up in that driveway. or he lost control. he went in that drivewa

3000000 at the weekend with a to starving 24 new infections in india this month meanwhile in europe new data cases have stabilized after a 3rd wave but the sluggish vaccine campaign has been dealt a father a setback u.s. pharmaceutical giant pfizer has hiked prices on future orders for europe potentially raising the cost by more than 60 percent despite promises last year to keep the price down. if we would simply. free open markets principles in pricing the products we could go to huge prices and so everything we can manufacture but it would be unethical i think we will not do it's because that's really taking advantage of a situation and people will not forget if you do that. vaccines are very expensive this if human lives the a lot of economists to reopen but we saw them at the price of a meal or pfizer was already the most expensive coated vaccine on the market and the firm has been accused of lobbying the bite of ministration to prevent other countries from ramping up production to push the cost down the details of the upcoming contract with an even higher price tag were revealed by the

time now for a quick break but when we come back new data shows u.s. consumer price increase in march as inflation concerns for main focus will break it all down as we go to break here the numbers at the close. today the industry prefers to spend millions of euros in you know the 2 daily traditions i will be sniffing all about making money making profits in some of the corporations international markets import export do you imagine the number of chronic diseases that are out in every community today it is not due to new viruses all new microbes that's not true so it is due to environment. not going to say you know that moment all discipline of this sort of muscles are really just accumulate could only come in to see them move to the side. of the sky if the so food industry is successful it will create more jobs it will create more value added it will create more growth so i don't see why we shouldn't also fight for the interest something into st outset that we have regulation we want regulation i was an industry any freedom behave zaniest penalty that'

as the future of the johnson and johnson cope in 1000 vaccine remains up in the air we're getting new data regarding the efficacy of one major vaccine used in the united states mcdermott said tuesday it's vaccine was more than 90 percent effective at protecting against crowd a virus for up to 6 months after a patient receives a 2nd dose citing new data from a phase 3 clinical trial that the company said the drug is 95 percent effective against severe disease over that same period of time but had it comes as more questions are being raised about just how long coated vaccination will last in patients for more on all this and the latest carbonite in case numbers let's bring in our key correspondent site after site brand you know what all this talk of vaccines i want to remind everyone that clip in 1000 is still growing significantly with more than 4400000 new cases reported just last week globally clay says cases climbed by 9 percent last week and that's the 7th consecutive weekly increase meanwhile deaths of 5 percent and just. in the us while cases are the good news is that deaths are down

it's time now for quick break when we come back new data shows u.s. consumer prices increased in march as inflation concerns remain in focus will break it all down as we go to break here the numbers of the close. does the biden foreign policy differ from that of trumps at this point not really however there is one difference trumpet challenge the bipartisan consensus in failed biden on the other hand appears happy to oblige the interagency consensus. psychiatric drugs are essential for millions of patients. they want that pill that they hope will take care of their problem only rapidly in the show. they really work the problem is in the long term and mostly disastrous suddenly stopping a drug can cause withdrawal symptoms most serious than the condition it was meant to treat instead of the beneficial effects of these different medicines ending up to something wonderful very often or in full effects it up to something terrible 10 pills. probably trying to medicate life itself i just think i was in like i was just scared i was a scared little girl i was

, 57 of adults say they've gotten the shots while 12% say they will never get it abdomen there's new datahowing thatle somes of people have skipped out on their second doses. >> reporter: as the vaccine rolls out, 138 million americans have gotten at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine new cdc data shows 8% of people have missed their second shot of the moderna or pfizer vaccine. a "the new york times" analysis says that amounts to about 5 million people though some may have been missing the data by getting the second shot at a different location than the first. >> a lot of people got scared especially after the pause in the johnson & johnson, they said maybe vaccines are safe. when in reality, vaccines are very, very safe. >> reporter: the reasons why people skipped vary some say scheduling issues with a number of vaccine providers cancelling a second dose because they ran out of supplies others worry about second shots or think the first is enough >> all the doctors that i spoke with said it would be worse to get covid than have this ringing in your rears because covid might lead to

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inspections is a new data just came out today in the daily rate of new infections is not quite as lowtions as new data just came out today. the other thing is great news showing that the vaccine not only projects you have been vaccinated against it by quite a large extent but if you do get infected, if you can, you get a weaker version and a much less likely to pass it on to other people so again that shows that everybody gets vaccinated is not only protect themselves, they are protecting everyone around them. that themselves, they are protecting everyone around them. that was a professor- — let's take a look at the latest government figures. there were 2,381 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period — on average 2,216 new cases were reported per day in the last week. the latest figures show there were 1,497 people in hospital being treated for coronavirus on wednesday. 415 deaths were reported in the latest 24—hour period — that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. on average in the past week, 19 deaths were announced every day. the tot

what the new data shows. >>> and the horrifying scene in brazil tonight. our correspondent where the burials are happening around the clock because of the coronavirus, as that country records nearly 4,000 deaths in a single day. the embattled president recently telling people there to stop whining. victor oquendo from sao paulo. >>> president biden holding his first cabinet meeting today, appointing five cabinet members to now sell his $2 trillion infrastructure plan, rebuilding bridges and roads and he says creating millions of new jobs. the white house now arguing democrats and many republican voters will be behind this. >>> the dangerous weather as we head into the easter weekend. near whiteout conditions causing this massive pileup, as frigid temperatures move in across the eastern u.s. >>> and with easter nearly here, the woman who hasn't been able to make it to church in this pandemic. but that hasn't stopped her dressing for it. her message of gratitude tonight. she is america strong. >>> good evening

that's according to new data seen exclusively by the bbc.ys. it's been a strange year for young children. less contact with grandparents, no play dates or family parties, fewer chances to learn new words or practise using them. i was worried about him making friends. if something was troubling him, that he would be sat in the corner upset and to not being able to like, ask for help or... ..say what was wrong with him. right from reception class, language skills matter, allowing children to speak, listen and understand. the bbc has seen information based on 50,000 children, assessments in reception class last autumn. it reveals a marked increase in children needing help, and researchers have found similar worries in schools across england. there is huge concern expressed by schools about young children's speech and language following the impact of the pandemic. we can see that in the survey results, but also anecdotally, right across our networks. this is a really strong theme coming across from schools and parents. you need words to play, to

virus the strain has caused concerns because of its resistance to some jobs pfizer has also released new data showing its vaccine is overall 91 percent effective even after 6 months become pretty is seeking full approval for the shot in the united states japan's prime minister has announced that the olympic torch relay scheduled for the city of asako has been cancelled the decision was made due to a resurgence in covert 1000 cases in the city osaka as governor warned of an emerging 4th wave of infections on wednesday the olympic torch relay is regarded as the 1st major test for the games under the global pandemic. body camera footage has been shown at the trial of the former us police officer accused of murdering george floyd reveals the last moments of floyd's life he could be heard begging police not to shoot him. south korea's capital seoul or something international olympic committee a proposal to co-host the 2032 games with north korea the leaders of both countries have agreed to pursue a joint bid at a summit in pyongyang in 2018 but disputes over missile dros and cross border propagand

aspiration is how we got to 200 million shots in arms are less than 100 days just this morning we got new data the economy did in the first quarter of this year and things are looking up. america is once again on the move. that is in big part thinks to exactly what is happening here in the stadium which is a vaccination effort. i think the national guard earlier and i will thank you again. and baltimore mayor, look at what you are doing here. people can walk right into the stadium and get vaccinated. this is happening around the country. i have visited a local pharmacy in southeast dc and that community health center outside of denver. vaccine distribution site at a university in las vegas. a site in chicago run by union members and another in jacksonville run by military members. america, you must know the people working to administer vaccines, our heroes. and so just like those we visited with downstairs are the americans who sign up for that appointment and make the appointment to step up and get the shot. if you haven't been vaccinated yet or if you know somebody who hasn't, please ask fol

. >>> now to coronavirus and encouraging new data there. ge of new infections is down 10%, cases are dropping or steady in 45 states. the problem is steady isn't ideal at these high levels, each with a dip this week averages are at the same level as early march. 60,000 cases per day opens the door to new variants that could extend this pandemic. >> between that and the vaccine supply starting to outpace demand, there's also a debate right now about whether masks outside are still needed. on thursday the cdc director said we will be looking at the outdoor masking question but also in the context of the fact that we still have people dying of coronavirus. >> still there are some signs of normalcy here, the san francisco giants debuting a fully vaccinated section at the team's home game last night. they are the second team in california to do that. a third will start tomorrow. we have the pandemic covered from coast to coast. >> reporter: i'm nick watt in los angeles where this coming saturday the dodgers are going to debut for their game again

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you're watching the news live from berlin data technology program shift is operational right stage and i'm michael okwu will bring you more headlines at the top of the hour in the meantime as always our web site j w dot com thanks very much for watching. their story their very own personal drama. to tell strophe remembered. and they share private footage with us there's never been seen before. bactrim those sorts of people 26 people on t.w. . digital art works like this one are selling for big money thanks largely to an f t s providence ascribing block chain tech but who profits from the crypto art market and what they are is that's the trend hyatt that's our topic unshift today. paintings regularly self a crazy prices but buying a digital works for $69000000.00 us dollars that it could download for free that's insane and yet that's what this digital collapse sold for by the us artist mike winkleman who goes by the name people he could hardly believe it himself. well even though i like that yeah. an unfathomable number to be quite honest. i think i would have been surprised too that ka

there was just new papers, new data from pfizer released last week, thursday/friday that showed that their vaccine still works against this new south african variant, the b-1351 that has the eek mutation but a little bit less well so they've released new data from south africa that was really promising, jim. >> understood. we'll keep asking. we are learning as we go along, thanks so much. >>> coming up next hour, testimony will resume in the trial of the murder trial of derek chauvin, the former police officer charged with killing george floyd. >> let's go to our colleague josh campbell. he joins us in minneapolis this morning. what more do we know who prosecutors will bring to the stand this day and this week? >> reporter: as you mention, we are starting week two of testimony here in minneapolis. last week was a week filled with gripping testimony. especially from these two senior law enforcement officers who rejected this idea that somehow derek chauvin was acting within policy whenever he held george floyd down on the pavement at over nine minutes. we're expecting to hear today, so

. >>> there's new data showing how many millions of americans are skipping out on their second vaccination shot. according to the "new york times," the cdc data shows about 8% of those who get the first pfizer/moderna shot did not receive their follow-up shot. that amounts to 5 million people. others fear the side effects and others feel one shot gives them enough protection. health leaders continue to recommend getting both doses especially with the new strains popping up. >>> a live look at sfo this morning, and with vaccination rates climbing in the bay area, and the united states, many are starting to make plans for summer vacation. people can put many more european countries on the travel list as well. they've been off limits to nonessential travel for more than a year. "today in the bay's" sergio quintana has new details on what you need to know if you're planning to head to several european countries. >> reporter: the announcement comes from the president of the european union commission and while there's no time line yet on when exactly this is going to happen, it will essentially

new data on the pfizer vaccine shows it even better in the world, including against one variant in particular reporter: it's the kind of news everyone was hoping for when the fda first approved pfizer and biontech's covid-19 vaccine last year. >> lasts a long time. really effective in the real world. works across variants. really big study. and it just shows us we're going to get out of this pandemic with a vaccine. >> reporter: those are some of the highlights from the company's latest study, which included some 44,000 people. results show that the pfizer vaccine's protection lasts at least six months and is highly effective. and appears to be 100% effective against the variant first discovered in south africa, which researchers were worried about. while doctors are still trying to figure out how long past six months you're protected, dr. gandhi says we're on the right track. >> this pfizer study shows us the vaccines are working even better than we thought they would. >> reporter: great news for people like bay area tech worker robert taylor, who just became eligible today, when anyone 50 a

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new data shows a drop in san francisco. "the chronicle" analyzed zillow data which shows lower home values year over year in nearly every zip code. the only zip codes that went higher were in the outer mission and sunset district. home prices in san jose shot up 8%. napa safe 13% growth. >>> the giants salesforce tower is gearing up to reopen and employees can work at home through 2021 or volunteer to return to the iconic tower beginning next month. salesforce says to come back you have to be vaccinated. several other tech companies including facebook, intel and facebook have announced that returning employees will not be vaccinated. >>> here's more work-from-home data. new this morning a bay-area council shows that the practice is four times higher here now than before the pandemic. the jump from around 6% to 26%. that amounts to nearly 1 million fewer daily commuters across the region. council members will talk more about those findings later today, and britain's princes william and harry paid tribute to their grandfather

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this northern california's man's goal to get there by >>> reassuring new data for pregnant women considering getting the covid vaccine. new research suggests both the pfizer and moderna vaccines are safe and effective for moms to be. meantime, vaccine advisers are set to meet tomorrow to discuss johnson & johnson's single dose vaccines, pause for use after reports of rare blood clots. cbs news is reporting it is likely the vaccine will be approved for use again, but this time with a warning. >>> frightening doorbell video of illinois shows a four-year- old boy being crushed by a nearly 100 pound box that had just been delivered to his home. >> he was trying to carry it inside. not to worry, the story has a happy ending. >> reporter: an attempt to help leaves them in a dangerous bind. he cries out after a box just delivered to the front porch tumbles over, trapping him. >> i was scared i was going to fall down the stairs. >> reporter: he recalls the frightening moments. >> i always get the packages. >> this one was just what? >> i couldn't get it. the package man got it. >> reporter: max is k

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. >> pfizer releasing brand new data about its vaccine today. >>> and sports fans returning to bay area stands for the first time in a long time. the opening day for the oakland a's. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to thursday, april 1st. >> mike, i know we're glad the game is a little later, because it's hot today. >> yes, the boys of summer, and it will feel like it. they're back, and so are the potential for record high temperatures. live doppler 7 showing the marine layer, getting closer and closer to the coast today. but that's later today. right now we still have a light offshore breeze, and plenty of clear conditions. 70s along the coast. you'll be cool today with low to upper 80s. 81 in san francisco. mid- to upper80s inland. you can see asterisks out there once again. those are record high temperatures. big changes in the temperatures for the weekend coming up in the seven-day forecast. >>> another mass shooting in america. this is the third such shooting in just three weeks. this time it happened in southern california. four people are dead, including a child. and a woman

in fact, just this morning, we got new data on how the economy did in the first quarter of this year things are looking up. america is once again on the move and that's in big part thanks exactly what's happening here in this stadium, which is this vaccination's efforts. and i thank the national guard early i'll thank you again, people can walk into a stadium and get vaccinated and this is happening around the country. i had visited a local pharmacy in southeast d.c. and the community health center right outside of denver, and a vaccine distribution site at the university, a university in las vegas. i've been to a site in chicago run by union members and another site in jacksonville run by military members. and america, you must know the people working to administer vaccines are heroes. and so, too, are just like those folks we visited with downstairs, so, too are the americans who sign up for that appointment, make the time and step up and get the shots and if you haven't been vaccinated yet, or if you know somebody who hasn't, please ask folks to just roll up their sleeves. it's ti

all of that new data painting a picture of an economy that is surging back. >> what impact has this hadn the markets? kate: it is upbeat. dow jones closing about 300 points higher, topping 34,000 for the first time ever. the s&p 500 was up over 1% at a new record. delta airlines bucked the trend, they dropped about 3%, reporting new quarterly losses, they expect to break even in june as domestic travel recovers. the ftse 100 was up about .63%, -- they did not accept the strong pace of growth to continue after the pandemic ends. >> thank you very much indeed. kate moody with all of the business, the news continues and we will keep you abreast of all developments. stay with us. ♪ >> welcome to people in profit, driving change in the motor industry. adapting to the post pandemic market, new eu admissions rules -- omissions rolls and a shortage osemiconductors. we will discuss the challenge ahead. electric car sales are on the rise but how much our government subsidies driving demands? plus, the rise in carpooling in france as local governments pick up the bill for commuters. 2021 was meant

new data revealing that california -- which california counties drove the petition. and on monday the secretary of state's office confirming that the petition does have enough signatures. this is a heat map showing you the highest percentages by county who signed. you can see the enthusiasm far higher in the northeastern part of the state. the bay area is among those least represented. >> a deadline that you really need to pay attention to. health leaders are telling bay area residents to sign up by friday if you want to get a better price. more than 100,000 uninsured people. those savings come from the federal tax credit. the state says you could be saving an average of $180 a month. we'll put this up on nbcbayarea.com so you can find a link and the details to save some money. >>> 5:50 and a fateful day ahead for 49ers faithful. here is a live look at levi's stadium. a lot of people believe niners leaders today will shape the direction of the team for years to come. and that's because tonight is the first round of the nfl draft. the niners have traded up for third o

so, he denied the entry of that new data and said if it comes up in any way in front of the jury, hebe forced to declare a mistrial. so the questioning of this final, familiar witness had to be as precise as ever. >> your honor, the state of minnesota rests. >> mr. nelson, anything further? >> no, your honor. >> reporter: the stage is now set for long-awaited closing arguments in the trial of derek chauvin and the longer-awaited jury deliberations. jurors never heard testimony from derek chauvin who, until thursday only spoke through the past in the form of body camera video presented. >> it was crazy. wouldn't go in the back of the squad -- >> reporter: but confirmed in court, jurors wouldn't hear testimony from him in this trial. >> i will invoke my fifth amendment privilege today. >> reporter: outside of chauvin's decision, a lot of court centered on a familiar face, return of pulmonologist dr. martin tobin, who prosecutors used as a rebuttal witness to testimony that carbon monoxide could have played a role in george floyd's death, pointing to a blood oxygen saturation report tha

number of committees right now and regulatory agencies and regulatory authorities looking at data and new data is coming every day and assessing the data so there is no link for the moments between the vaccine and the throne political. trial of the astra zeneca job on children in britain has also been put on hold while the u.k.'s medical regulator makes its own checks we asked people in london if they are concerned about the vaccines potential linked to blood clots. i had my 1st. big problem. if you stop this from some health condition she's not getting it simply because of the little clots and we do actually know someone who is. in the vaccine and i'm not. you know because they love you for has been vaccinated there ok this would be even. more side effects that we don't even know about this is just one thing that picking out they have no idea what this could or would i guess the fear is going to be bigger actual problem we've got a good public health system that keep an eye on these things and obviously they'll be looking at the latest research but while the advice to still take the vaccine i

france, germany, italy, and spain have urged him to set new data as soon as possible. this comes amid problems of -- in the party facing hamas. palestinians were going to pass -- were going to cast their ballots for the first time in 15 years. here is their reaction. [speaking non-english language] julia: to speak -- to speak more about this, we can bring in the associate fellow at chesser house. how much of the decision to postpone these elections actually has to do with israel? guest: let me first express my sincere condolences to those who law -- who lost their loved ones today. as to your question, i think these elections are crucial. as you mentioned earlier, 15 years, elections have not been held in palestine. there a democratic deficit and legitimacy deficit among palestinians. the separation between gaza and the west bank, it weakens the palestinians and elections could have created new momentum in the ability of the palestinian political entity to become stronger and be able to negotiate with the israelis from a position of power. i think canceling the electio

misery are we going to see between now and then >> reporter: also tonight, if you've been vaccinated, new data suggests you're protected against infection for at least 209 days probably longer. dr. fauci says at some point booster shots will likely extend that protection even more lester >> all right, tom. we're watching a far different situation in brazil, where few have been vaccinated during a brutal covid wave, with thousands dying each day here's richard engel >> reporter: brazil tonight is going from bad to much worse. hitting a record over 4,000 deaths in a single day on tuesday. up from 3,000 just last week. so many they're exhuming bodies from old graveyards in sao paolo to make room brazil is deeply divided. many governors and mayors want to do more mayors nationwide begging for help but they don't have many vaccines to give and blame president jair bolsonaro for not ordering enough and continuing to downplay the covid crisis bolsonaro, an ally of former president trump, says lockdowns kill more than covid this week he refused to commit to taking a vaccine since he's already had the