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say that shereen will be presenting in the march meeting with her efforts with the massive plan on aging. i will provide update from the service provider working group, as well as the advocacy efforts there on reviewing the digital divide, helping to streamline the contracting process that was mentioned earlier and supporting our essential workforce as well. that's my report. >> great, thank you so much. thank you for representing today and as the new co-chair, please extend our appreciation for greg's work. glad to see he will have assistance from other people to take over the leadership. again, i also wanted to say i'm intrigued by the lessons learned that commissioner spears was saying. i think it's been a transformative time and if we can build on some of the things we learned about, the obstacles we faced, that's terrific. it's a really great report and it's good to hear that you're doing that, amongst all the other things you do that we get reports on. >> you're welcome, thank you. >> we look forward to hearing from you in the future. okay. i think we're going to go into public com

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let's continue this let's continue this conversation on ag ou time. is other y. take c >> thank you for joining us on this interactive show. getting answers. we'll be here daily at 3:00 on >>> tonight, the trial of minneapolis police officer derek chauvin begins. charged in the killing of george floyd ten months ago, memorial day last year. the jury and millions across the country seeing those horrific images. the prosecutor describing the final moments of george floyd's life. chauvin's knee on floyd's neck. the prosecutor saying floyd cried out i can't breathe 27 times. the defense attorney for the officer choosing not to address the video that had just been shown. saying, use common sense. there are two sides to every

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conversation up so that's why a lot of politicians are hesitant to get involved in this case on 1000000 ages behalf so when one of the politicians are hesitant how likely is that then the german authorities will intervene on his behalf briefly please if you can it would be very extraordinary if germany got involved here they're very close ally with austria they say there's no chance that you can get asylum here because austria is not an unsafe state or it's a democracy so it's very likely that he'll have to face the court in vienna but they have been stalling they have been looking at this case and he remains here as we speak so the story continues i'm in a safe thank you very much germany has imposed new restrictions along parts of his its border with fronts to try to contain the coronavirus travel a scroll seeing into germany from the moselle region will now face additional hurdles the measures will affect the many people who work on one side of the border and live on the other to be able to travel they must now present a negative covert tests german authorities are concerned about the mor

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lots of people with asthma being told they will be vaccinated, based on their age, nothing to do within group four, group six, but the majority are being told they will be called based on age. and we are unhappy about that. we appreciate the guidance around the first priority groups, they have been very clear all along, it is about mortality reduction. there is evidence of increased risk for those with asthma ending up in hospital or ending up with severe complications and our call to government has been firstly, clear up this issue, it is causing huge frustration and delays. but also please consider vaccinating all those with asthma once you have done the initial one to nine priority groups because there is good clinical evidence including a new paper in the lancet today showing that those with asthma are at increased risk of hospitalisation and having to receive critical care if they develop covid. the latest our number has come through for us, the estimate for england only, is between 0.7 and 0.9. so the estimate of the r number is below that crucial number of one in all nhs region

and they can completely and fairly engage in promotion and compete all across the board, including on age and gender neutrality and fitness tests. both members of the military, couples can thrive while serving. like lieutenant general richardson and her husband. i want to thank him for getting me off a mountain it was thousands of feet up on a goat path when our helicopter went down in a snowstorm. it is good to see you, general. it was perilous. thank you. and we have sexual assault and violence against women in the military. sexual assault is abhorrent and wrong anytime. in the military, so much of unit cohesion is built on trusting fellow service to have your back. it is nothing less than a threat to our national security. i know secretary austen takes this as seriously as vice president harris and i do. that is why his first memo as secretary was a directive to take on sexual assault in the military and why he stepped up independent review commission on sexual assault to make concrete recommendations for change. this will be an all hands on deck effort under my administration to end t

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recommendation that has no difference in the vaccines available just shifting vailable vaccines to one age group to the other group and in other words we have still the same amount of fixin's available and very much roll so that we will not. know overall tax evasion paid i had thomas met and chairman of the german standing committee on vaccination projects for the technical issues just there at the end i thank you so much for coming and discipline as. thank you for. going to turn our attention now to brazil now where presidential year boston arrow is facing one of the biggest crises of his presidency after the heads of the navy army and air force all quit and that as the country records its highest daily covert 1000 death toll the pandemic has also exacerbated brazil's economic crisis and millions more people have lost their jobs and their homes. in brazil long queues for the corona virus vaccine are common and increasingly so are bred queues . as a coronavirus pandemic rages on these people are putting their lives on the line just to get something to eat with a 3 month gap between governm

advent health kissimmee advisory board, and osceola council on aging board. for this and more miss bianca, we honor you. in honor of women's history month i would like to recognize rhonda wilson. miss rhonda wilson, who has her m.s., m.b.a., and m.s. is a victim services administrator with over 32 years of professional nonprofit criminal justice and military experience. she's earned three graduate degrees, a master of human services with a criminal justice specialization, a masters of business administration, and master of administration justice and security. since 2009, rhonda has been a leader for the victims service center of central florida where she has worked as a victim advocate and crisis counselor. community education coordinator, and most recently as an advocacy services supervisor where she oversees 10 masters level crisis counselors and interns. prior to her work with the victim service center, ms. wilson proudly served in the united states navy for 20 years, specializing in military justice. she took that knowledge and experience and upon retirin

the only infectious disease out there in the world that i'd like and you know primarily working on an age i'd be. you know many other diseases are you've heard about 8 and friends on the 1st case there's no christian the transmission. already happened this year so there's no shortage of problems to twerk. i'm afraid you're right yes all of that happening from imperial college in london thank you so much for your time. searching cognitive gears now you'll see what i mean what derek. how much of the population has to be vaccinated before we reach herd immunity. everyone wants to know this number which from the start has generally been estimated at roughly 70 percent of the population the problem is that pinning it down exactly isn't possible yet because there are still so many moving parts and this pandemic 2 of the most important factors that can have a major impact on herd protection are still big question marks the 1st is the extent to which people who've been vaccinated can still potentially catch and transmit the disease even if they never develop symptoms themselves the data we have s

the vaccination program but they've confirmed this suspension of the use of astra zeneca on those under the ageof 60 what happens to those who've already had their 1st job who are 60 and under well they they have 2 more days on the 1st of april they'll be told whether or not they're going to get that 2nd. vaccine germany isn't the only country though that's had issues with the astra zeneca job canada has also announced a suspension on giving the vaccine to its citizens under the age of $55.00 in canada the national advisory committee for vaccines in that country saying they couldn't take the risk. there is substantial uncertainty about the benefit of providing astra zeneca 1000 faxing to adults under 55 years of age given that the potential risks associated with v.o.i.p. . particularly at the low estimated rates well this is just the latest thing involving the astra zeneca vaccine it was just a few weeks ago that around 20 european nations as well as countries in central america africa and asia suspended the use of the job over concerns about blood clots that prompted a big investigation by the

continuing to struggle with supply issues and effectively doing away with the current tier system based on age, occupation and underlying risk factors would open eligibility to a total of 1.6 million santa clara county residents. >> we have the capacity today, just the county, not with our medical partners, we can vaccinate 30,000 people a day. we just need those vaccines. >> reporter: governor newsom said today the supply should be able to keep up with demand to reach the goal of open eligibility in 5 1/2 weeks mirroring president biden's goal of allowing all americans to get a shot by may 1st and using the defense production act to speed up manufacturing of the single dose johnson & johnson vaccine. >> supply will exponentially increase and so in a few weeks these issues will substantively be addressed. >> reporter: representatives with california's department of public health told us they cannot elaborate any further on future vaccine eligibility beyond what the governor said earlier today. live in santa clara, katie nielsen, kpix5. >> thank you. >>> governor newsom also said today green wi

recommendation that has no difference in the vaccines available just shifting vailable vaccines to one age group to the other great and in other words we have still the same amount of fixin's available and very much old so that we will not have. no overall pixelation paid. match and chairman of the german standing committee on vaccination thank you so much for coming into the open as thank you. and let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world the jailed the kremlin critic i like saying avani has announced he is going on hunger strike this follows a demand by an of on these doctors that the dissident receive immediate medical treatment for a severe back complaint of only has been detained at a penal camp since february he survived a near fatal poison attack last august. an italian a navy captain working at the defense ministry has allegedly been caught selling documents to a russian official in response italy has expelled the 2 russian diplomats a navy captain has been arrested and russia's ambassador has been summoned to italy's foreign ministry the kremlin

and america see a massive rise in attacks on aging people reflecting a global trend of scapegoating the community for the pandemic. and feeling asian racism has been such a common thing for so long just how i highly doubt when the coronavirus have been we're just also humans you know we're all still feel scared or hurt. the top french minister cries at foreign interference over the funding of a huge mosque in strasbourg that is getting cash from the city council and turkish backers. and a sex consent is brought in to deal with growing global rules criminalizing intercourse without explicit approval. we're trying to use technology.

the study is looking at the safety of the shot on children between the ages of six months and 11 years. moderna is already doing vaccine trials on kills ages 12 to 17 and the vaccine has emergency clearance for use in adults. also, they have started testing it's next generation coronavirus shot. the company said that it started dosing candidates with the vaccine that could potentially be stored and shipped in fridges instead of freezers. >>> checking in on wall street now. the dow is down about 115 points. investors are closely watching the bond market and working through reports showing americans cut back spending phi afa h stay in the hospital. the 99-year-old who is battling an infection and underwent a heart procedure. he is in good spirits. his release comes as we learn more about the family's reaction to prince harry and the couple exposed claims of racism to oprah. gayle king said she spoke to harry and meghan over the weekend. >> harry talked to his brother and to his father. the word i was given was that the -- the conversations were not productive but they are glad they have

there are some family units that have been returned to mexico, depending on the age of the kids thatthem. so what we're seeing is at that particular facility, they migt want to move ter border patrol facility. and if they don't, this is what is happening: some will be returned, but over 2,000 of them have been released into the united states without a notice to appear. i emphasize: without a notice to appear at an immigration port. they're supposed to appear, show up maybe in 60 days and report to an i.c.e. office. >> brennan: president biden said this week that the majority of people were to be expelled under title 42. what you are saying, and what customs and border patrol has also said to cbs news, this is essentially not being fully enforced as he explained it. you are saying people are beingsed? >> adults are pretty much returned. 71% out of the 100,000 people that passed in february are adults. and those are being returned, expelled back. some family units are turned back into mexico, depending on the age of the kids. 13 and above are being returned. i know the president is rig

recommendation that has no difference in the vaccines available just shifting vailable vaccines to one age group to the other great and in other words we have still the same amount of fixin's available and very much old so that we will not have. no overall pixelation paid. tens chairman of the german standing committee on vaccination thank you so much for coming on to something and. thank you. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world manned mars a military has launched air strikes on its own citizens forcing thousands to flee their homes and seek medical treatment in neighboring thailand daily protests demanding the restoration of democracy face an increasingly brutal crackdown more than $500.00 civilians have been killed since the start of february. an italian navy captain working at the defense ministry has allegedly been caught to selling documents to of russian official in response italy has expelled it to russian diplomats a navy captain has been arrested and russia's ambassador has been summoned to italy's foreign ministry for the kremlin the krem

to children when they're young and impact of early and frequent reading experiences have on children beyond age five? what is it -- the rest of their lives, students, professionals are adults in the world? >> one of the very important things that reading with small children does that bleed over into the future is it seemly is -- i hate to keep talking about books as a tool but let be honest they kind of are. its isn't just that reading exposes a child to lots of wonderful language, which itself is a great advantage in navigating the world and understanding what is said to you and understanding what you're reading, in fostering a love and enjoyment and facility with the spoken word. but reading in those early years also accelerates other processes of development, social, emotional development. so, it fosters a long attention span. helps -- its culture yates christian to the enjoyment of sitting still but for many of them it is -- just equips them to know how to experience the satisfaction of sitting still and paying attention. and attention is a complex issue. don't want to pretend that reading

remaining high after the john riots even just room is for a new fallen seem to put the media and police on age of more pain as more. it is no exaggeration to say that there was serious panic in the lead up to march 4th a new threat against the u.s. capitol a possible militia plot to storm the capitol as early as tomorrow we are watching this threat stream the information social media other sources with respect to this particular day march 4th federal law enforcement is on full alert after warnings from intelligence officials that another attack on the u.s. capitol could be a minute preparations were serious hundreds of national guard patrolling the area capitol police released a statement on wednesday warning possible plot to breach the capitol by an unidentified militia group a local businesses have warned tenants about possible protests you might have gotten the impression watching me to your reports that u.s. officials were bracing for the purge as citizens rushed to get home before commencement. we advise you to get off the streets as quickly as possible it'll soon be a war there. so what

on it. where are all of the progressives that were screaming kids in ages when trump was president? bars on it. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez has barely tweeted about the crisis and beto o'rourke has been silent and dr. ben carson points out the progress in managing the border was the result of successful policies that ensured our lawful immigration was strengthed by deterring unlawful immigration. here is the former acting "ice" director and the author of fire brand congress matt gates. tom let's compare donald trump's policy and results of what is unfolding that the media and democrats deny. >> it's a fact. whether you like donald trump or not, he had the most secure borderfo i have ever worked for. i worked for 6. the president got an agreement between central america and mexico to stem the illegal immigration. the biden administration destroy tad in the first 2 weeks. president trump gave them the wall and the tools necessary to make them safer. president a biden abandoned the men and women in the green and the second of the dhs said there is not a crisis. i have talked

haven't flown such long hair raising isn't it after suffering else i missed for years this woman passed on aged 95 in a nursing home in berlin with them for a little freshener up a bit for her final journey. siren i always washed the body often together with family members and i. didn't open up my then it's like giving them one final loving careerists or one final loving gesture on. the lead the new before i give up my we clean interest the body. and give them a farewell touch there have been times when the family lives behind did so much when we just stand back and provide little assistance. it's always so touching that happens. but the coronavirus pandemic robbed many people of this opportunity in many cases those left behind were only allowed a final glimpse then yes i'm not i'm a one off what if she had died all full with the covert 19 and of course we would have to take more precautions. then we put on smallpox somewhere not only masks but also some protective devices. and then we'd have to take extra care when moving the body. being the primary danger comes from the air that might still b

been following us along here amazing isn't it after suffering elsom has for years this woman passed on aged 95 in a nursing home in berlin with them full freshener up a bit for her final journey. sana and i have always washed the body often together with family members and undergoing. didn't open up my then it's like giving them one final love interests or one final loving gesture on. the lead they leave before i give up on my we clean and dress the body. and give them a farewell touch there have been times when the family left behind did so much when we just stand back and provide little assistance. it's always a touch and when that happens. but the coronavirus pandemic robbed many people of this opportunity in many cases those left behind were only allowed a final glimpse and then an odometer one of if she had died awful with covert 19 and of course we would have to take more precautions. then we put on smallpox somewhere not only masks but also some protective viruses. and then we'd have to take extra care when moving the body. being the primary danger comes from the air that might still

investigated and what i mean by partially is that this vaccine is now no longer given to anyone on the age of 55 since younger patients are mostly at risk for blood clots and while countries like norway have extended a complete pause on the vaccine others like canada france germany sweden finland and other countries have imposed age restrictions meanwhile a few countries loved kossovo iraq and india are accepting their risk and will continue distributing it to all age groups but ben of course this is not the 1st time that astra zeneca is being questioned many european countries briefly stop using a vaccine earlier this month for the same problem but after earlier reviews the european medicine agency decided to continue using the astra zeneca vaccine since they said that all the benefits still are weighted it's wrist now the world health organization all. so agreed with them but since 10 most european union countries had resume its to use fully until now and scientists are really scrambling to understand the scope of this you know so far most cases have been observed and women under the age

slater is now pondering a book deal, vetting speaking engagements and requests to be a consultant on agingnd says 25 to 35-year-olds are her largest demographic. >> i have so many followers from that age group who say to me, thank you, you're making me not afraid to be older i don't have to do everything before i'm 30. it's like a huge relief. >> reporter: lyn's advice on how to think about aging and how to think about building a brand on social media is the same first, the numbers don't matter. whether it's number of years or number of followers, quality is what counts. second, be authentic embracing your true self is the ticket to success. shep. >> love it thanks, contessa >>> 55 seconds left on a race to the finish the house of representatives passed the $1.9 trillion covid relief package today every republican voted no. president biden expected to sign it on friday >>> the president announced today he's buying another 100 million doses of johnson & johnson's one-shot covid vaccine. j&j's competitor merck will help produce them under an agreement brokered by the white house. >>> tomorro

position i think you're china's trying to just leave it one of the pressure that brought to bear on aging i saying that the understandable fear is a pawn in all sides it's also difficult for us and i think right now we're going to best think it is what you get that make sure the north koreans are disciplined to some degree prevent them from actually carrying on with these unacceptable crossing the red lines i think beijing is saying the right thing at this point i'm trying to strike a civilized rather uncertain situation could store to are going to grab many thanks dave graham on web in singapore and you. one in 4 people dying of covert 19 globally is brazilian more than 300000 people have died there since the pandemic began 100000 of them in just over 2 months president jaya balsam hour has long downplayed the threat of the virus but as recent they agreed to take action when a chaotic here for ports now from cairo. it's brazil school the death toll keeps growing women across brazil have joined hands twin border their grief and the names of all those who died from 19 this by november the

science and transportation, energy and natural resources, judiciary and the senate special committee on aging. he is a busy guy. what i want to recall, because i find this so refreshing, is that when he began running for senate in 2010 against an incumbent senator of long standing, he used an unusual technique. he went to the small towns of utah and the more substantial cities and talked about the u.s. constitution. not about politics, policy and so forth but about -- he gave talk to them about the u.s. constitution itself. he used the federalist papers and so forth. that caught fire. as the kids say, it went viral and the rest is history. he is one of the more thoughtful senators in the united states. welcome, senator lee. on a personal note here, he got his taste for things constitutional from his father, former solicitor general rex lee, the chief lawyer for the united states government under the early years of president reagan. i had the honor to be solicitor general lee's assistant. i am -- was very close to senator lee's father and still regard him as one of the great american lawyers o

on planet earth. the temperatures go up and cycles up-and-down. ice ages happened long before people were on the earth, how do you account for those? >> well, there are a lot of good books on the ice ages. i commend to your attention. those are pretty strong contentious. it's caused by changes in the earth's orbit that are governed by a bunch of forces. basically, during some part of the cycle, you start to get build-up of snow in the north. it reflects more sunlight and you get big feedback. that's related not to the output but where the sunlight is hitting the changes in the distribution of sunlight. obviously, these cycles have had huge impacts in the past it's a sobering thought these are tiny changes what we are doing is not a small change, it's a big change. we could get big changes out of that. >> elizabeth kolbert that won the pulitzer prize for this book. her most recent book "under the white sky." she's been our guest for the past two hours. we appreciate your time. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you for joining us. book tv now continues. >

age prolongs life. exercise is the 5th tickets. sports and exercise have a significant impact on our health and the way we age. as for example sea health gains in old age that continue long after they've stopped jogging. researchers one reason for this when they tested people who suddenly trained hard. after a few weeks they could see changes in cells that were triggered by training the cells on body were fitter and better equipped for old age. 5 tickets to longevity genes and gender or luck of the draw but through diet a positive attitude and exercise we can all help to increase our life expectancy. a life without change would be pretty dull. transforming your appearance might take some time and imagination but it can be done most of the time what about tweaking the personality. the way you feel and behave well that's a bit more difficult. it's said that we can change ourselves if we want to get heart toward his not so sure about that he's an you're a biologist and he says the brain doesn't like to waste energy. as a brain is greedy and expensive and in terms of energy is always

conversation up so that's why a lot of politicians are hesitant to get involved in this case on 1000000 ages behalf so when one of the politicians are hesitant how likely is that then the german authorities will intervene on his behalf briefly please if you can it would be very extraordinary if germany got involved here they're very close ally with austria they say there's no chance that you can get asylum here because austria is not an unsafe state or it's a democracy so it's very likely that he'll have to face accord in vienna but they have been stalling they have been looking at this case and he remains here as we speak so the story continues i'm in a safe thank you very much here in the west sees often celebrated as the man who ended the cold war and with it the post-war division of europe in this home country the legacy of the last leader of the former soviet union because gorbachev is more complicated on the occasion of his 90th birthday we asked 3 russian politicians would go bitch off means to them today. freedom fighter peter de hoop visionary this is home mikhail gorbachev his new

recommendation that has no difference in the vaccines available just shifting vailable vaccines to one age group to the other bridge and in other words we have still the same amount of fixin's available and very much old so that we will not have major delays overall pixelation paid i had to mismatch and chairman of the german standing committee on vaccination thank you so much for kind of discipline and. thank you. let's turn our attention now to some other developments in the corona virus pandemic brazil has recorded a nother a daily record in covert 1000 deaths with 300-2780 people dying in 24 hours brazil currently accounts for around a quarter of all deaths worldwide on any given day meanwhile biotech pfizer says a study showed that its vaccine was 100 percent effective in told between the ages of 12 and 15 the company says it will aim to get shots to teens before the next school year starts and china says there is no basis to accusations it did not share data with researchers looking into the origins of the virus the world health organization has accused beijing of not giving it scien

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