now that covert 19 is the number one priority a lot of funds a lot of their foot diverted towards ovid soit will have some impact on the cancer research but then there's also the positive of the silver lining that they will be across effect what we've learned from cold lead what we've seen that. has done it's exposed to health care systems our ability to respond to these kinds of crisis we know one from the vaccine of all the health delivery systems that could be positive. impact on. controlling cancer. rezai sleeve and that it is going to impact on research i think the research will run battle to what's being done. at the pandemic has led many people to skip a medical check ups as you're saying of stor and also to stop exercising stop eating properly are you worried that the pandemic has created a ticking time bomb of other health risks not specifically related to cover 1000. i guess there's some truth and more to sit there is a nice lancet publication that says because of ovid they will be diagnosis and the implications the ramifications will run for the next couple of people been pr

i guess there's some truth and more to sit there is a nice lancet publication that says because of ovid they will be diagnosis and the implications the ramifications will run for the next couple of years when people don't present glee it will have compromised outcomes it's also true of their. lack of exercise maybe 40 eating when they were locked up or told would have the implications on the non-communicable diseases but i see the latter as less of a problem because the world over we've come to grips with covert 19 we didn't know what really hit us lack of knowledge but now as we have getting to understand the facts people are coming back to their normal routine and they don't think of 56 month change in lifestyle he's going to have such and be busted in effect on any of the non-communicable diseases but he says people just aren't in you in this kind of the way and they will live state then probably in the us to come they would be but i really don't see that as so much of a problem in the long other non-communicable diseases such as the cruise thank you very much for talking with us dr

. >>> we begin tonight with new developmen ovid vaccine is impacting so many of us. with that we say good evening an thank you for joining us. >> in al moda county first responders are feeling their frustration grow. they have yet to get a shot more than a month before vaccines begin to roll out there. the president of moderna admits bolt next are indeed a problem and the company is trying to actively trying to speed things up and kaiser's ceo says the company doesn't have enough to go around. >> he says they serve of 9 million californians but have only received 300,000 doses. that works out to just over 2% getting vaccinated so far. abc 7 news anchor us off tonight at this rate it's going to take a long time. >> a very long time. it's frustrating for kaiser patients to get an appointment and the ceo is coming out and apologizing but saying it's out of their hands. >> california's largest health care provider is acknowledging their vaccine rollout is not going smoothly, and this mass email sent to patients over the weekend kaiser permanente, chairman and ceo greg ad

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then they move on this was in an open environment a safe environment it was within the guidelines of ovid for the voluntary sector and frontline services i work with another organization called st kitchen and st kitchen operates across 7 different districts in london on the streets feeding people in crisis in exactly the same way that this man was helping his neighbors in his local community what's really happening here is that the police in different areas do not seem to be aware of 'd what's happening in other areas so they're all misunderstanding the regulations. new more contagious strain of covert 1st attack that in the u.k. is now giving scientists yet more grounds for concern if further mutations could make it resistant to the current vaccines well scientists have identified a new strain in both the british and south african variants the u.k. musician is believed to be far more infectious than the original one that started the pandemic has lead to higher restrictions and many countries banning travel to the u.k. over clinical villages to julian tang still believes the vaccines will

then they move on this was an open environment a safe environment it was within the guidelines of ovid for the voluntary sector and frontline services i work with another organization called street kitchen and street kitchen operates across 7 different districts in london on the streets feeding people in crisis in exactly the same way that this man was helping his neighbors in his local community what's really happening here is that the police in different areas do not seem to be aware of 'd what's happening in other areas so they're all misunderstanding the regulations. a moscow court has given russian opposition figure aleksei avani a 3 and a half year jail sentence over alleged parole violations of on his lawyers have already said that they will appeal the decision well i'm joined now by our. i mean igor it's not exactly the most stranding situation here in russia but world wide a seems that saturn of honest cases hitting the headlines well it is it is absolutely one of the prison term for election of ali was announced reactions started to pour in international reactions i mean will

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so we are going to ovide leadership and, frankly, i think it's probably surprising to some to see a president engaged in the daily activities of the le of his government. and the life of our country. someone who careseeply about th future of america, who cares about the families who are in need, who cares about those who are sick, those who are dying. so that may be surprising. it's a little out of the norm in cent years, but we have a president who is fully engaged. bipartisanship is what he's asked for. bipartisanship is what he's talked about. it's what we seek here, but absent it, we wi lead because too many americansre suffering and in crisis. with that, let me yield three minutes to the distinguished gentlema from oreg, mr. blumenauer. the spker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon is recognized for three minutes. mr. blumenauer: i appreciate the gentleman's courtesy. as i appreciate his words. this is a step in a long process. there are ample opportunities for bipartisanship. i am hopeful that after years of talking about infrastructure, for instance, and having that loosy pull the f

what's not tied to ovid? money to bail out pension plans that were poorlying mored in democrat-run states before the pandemic starts. billions for abortion on nand. this will cripple our economy, harm our ability to reopen our nation and burden our children and grandchildren with unsustainable levels of debt. i strongly oppose this spending package and i urge my colleagues to do the same. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: i yield one minute to the gentleman from virginia, -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> we have a choice tonight. americans are hungry and people are filing for unemployment every week. we can do our jobs, safely reopen our scoorblings send relief checks to those in need, support the unemployee and protect american jobs. or we can let them fend for themselves. slowly scratch our way back to health at great human cost. i choose relief, recovery, and progress. my first job, 1966, $

we have been up front that the purpose of the budget resolution was to provide the option of using ovide reconciliation to deliver t critical relief and enact the american rescue plan. plan b was to come up with a ma bipartisan solution.hat when the determination was maden that that would not be possible in timemepo to provide desperat needed urgent assistance we ths embarked on this process. a and we're in a race against time. as the chairman mentioned this t week weh passed the 500,000 deah mark from coronavirus.0 deat moreh americans died in the la yearin from this disease than dn in world war i, world war ii, d and the w vietnam war combined. so while it is important and we deliberation is important, we d also need to get on with it. we have the plan to beat the te virus. to safely reopen the schools, b andu we have the plan to delive immediate relief. small businesses and support sr communitiesug struggling with t economic impact. as the chairman mentioned the polling on this is overwhelming. 76% of americans support this a plan. they are crossing the spespectr the u.s. o conference

id nidid d eh jobobo t ovid i imationon i take total resesibilityat.th the vd we ceat fer confusususr legislation, people died and cuomo died and he had the gull to buy a book. lawmakers to strip cuomo of emergency authority. those are some of your headlines, jackie, back to you. jackie: he got an emmy for the press conferences. a lot happening during that period. cheryl: i have no words. jackie: we are watching futures pointing to record highs on wall street. the dow indicated higher by 181 points, nasdaq higher by 61 and the s&p 500 by 18 and a quarter. and the markets certainly are hopeful as volatility index falls and more stimulus on the horizon. welcoming me david nicholas and fox business contributor brian brenberg. gentlemen, great to see you both. nichos let's start with you. so many investors on wall street or not are wondering does this rally continue to have legs here or are we getting close to the top? >> i think somewhat of a stimulus-driven market, the impeachment trial is behind us and the full focus is on stimulus. they have the boats in both the senate and the senat

what's not tied to ovid? money to bail out pension plans that were poorlying mored in democrat-run states before the pandemic starts. billions for abortion on nand. this will cripple our economy, harm our ability to reopen our nation and burden our children and grandchildren with unsustainable levels of debt. i strongly oppose this spending package and i urge my colleagues to do the same. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: i yield one minute to the gentleman from virginia, -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> we have a choice tonight. americans are hungry and people are filing for unemployment every week. we can do our jobs, safely reopen our scoorblings send relief checks to those in need, support the unemployee and protect american jobs. or we can let them fend for themselves. slowly scratch our way back to health at great human cost. i choose relief, recovery, and progress. my first job, 1966, $

so we are going to ovide leadership and, frankly, i think it's probably surprising to some to see a president engaged in the daily activities of the le of his government. and the life of our country. someone who careseeply about th future of america, who cares about the families who are in need, who cares about those who are sick, those who are dying. so that may be surprising. it's a little out of the norm in cent years, but we have a president who is fully engaged. bipartisanship is what he's asked for. bipartisanship is what he's talked about. it's what we seek here, but absent it, we wi lead because too many americansre suffering and in crisis. with that, let me yield three minutes to the distinguished gentlema from oreg, mr. blumenauer. the spker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon is recognized for three minutes. mr. blumenauer: i appreciate the gentleman's courtesy. as i appreciate his words. this is a step in a long process. there are ample opportunities for bipartisanship. i am hopeful that after years of talking about infrastructure, for instance, and having that loosy pull the f

lancaster: if you look at data ovided by wwf, global witness, and eia, you find that not only are we going into a record-breaki year of land defenders murdered to protect their forest and environment, the u.s. economy is depressed by about $1 million due to illegal logging imports, and illegal logging is the third-largest trans-national crime. goddard: a tree, in fact, is more complex than we know. it has more chromosomes than we have. it can easily be a victim because it may be illegal to take that species, depending on what genus and species it is or where it's located. lancaster: trees can be poached just as any sort of traditional wildlife can be poached. if you can't identify it, you can't protect it, and so our goal is really to develop a database that can be used, hopefully one day, by anybody in the world in order to do this sort of identification to help them fight illegal logging. huff: a lot of cases we've had, it's very difficult to prove that wood was obtained illegally once it gets processed in a mill or once it's removed from the national forest. basically, we have a s