. >> vacuna contra el pfizer anvrs aplica en embarazadas pfizer dice que previene en bebÉs >>> tributocuerdan a los niÑos fallecidos en la vÍspera del dÍa de muertos. >> noticias telemundo >>> con julio vaqueiro. >> buenas tardes >>> hoy el atacante que invadiÓ la casa de nancy pelosi que golpeÓ estuvo en una corte estatal de california acusado de intento de asesinato Él se declarÓ no culpable en los 6 cargos que hay en su contra desde luego por muchos motivos es que refleja el ambiente polÍtico que hay en el paÍs para miembros del congreso francisco cuevas tiene detalles. >> hoy david el atacante se presentÓ en nuestra corte en san francisco en donde no se admitieron cÁmaras de televisiÓn vistieron traje solamente dijo no culpable a los 6 cargos en su contra intento de asesinato agresiÓn con arma letal, abuso a un adulto mayor, robo en residencia detenciÓn ilegal y amenaza a un funcionario pÚblico >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> los cargos presentados se suman a los presentados ayer en una corte federal. jorge silva no estÁ conectado al caso >>> las alegaciones son profundas y lleva

peter: the rsv vaccine trial is a bigger studies so it's a phase three study by pfizer. they looked at about 7000 people. it was an interesting strategy because instead of vaccinating somebody to only protect themselves, they vaccinated pregnant persons and you know, found that it reduced serious disease because the most vulnerable folks to rsv is kids under six months of age. reduced hospitalizations by 80%, reduced outpatient visits by 50%, so it looks really good. again, for next year. kristen: all right. how bad is rsv right now? i'm going to take this opportunity to try and say are right. respiratory -- virus? did i say that right? peter: that's right. kristen: how bad is it right now? peter: it's bad across the country. orange county issued an emergency, you know, state of alert yesterday, and what it means is that they just want to be flexible and take care of kids. it's meant for adults with flex ability of staff. at ucsf, we have seen three to four times the amount of rsv in the last few weeks so it's really hot in the outpatient setting. kristen: luck, with --

danielle said she suffered very serious reactions from the pfizer vaccine including blindness in one eye, nerve damage and organ damage. she joins us now. thank you for coming on. what happened to you after you took this shot. why did you take the shot? were you pushed into taking it or take it voluntarily and how did your doctors respond? >> i ticker. thank you for having me on and i hope that my story can help impact others to answer your question, i was not forced to take the pfizer vaccine. i wanted to take the vaccine because i thought it was safe and effective and i believed our nation's leaders when they told us that but unfortunately as you know, safe and effective is not for everyone. since tabooing the pfizer vaccine, i had over 200 tubes of blood drawn, 150 different medical appointments and everything from a thorough nerve cast biopsy and anggram of my eyes that proved i had blood clots in my eyes that caused permanent vision loss so i don't have blindness, it's very blurry but i can see out of my eye. auditionally my husband and i were told by nyu feral 'tilty this impac

including pfizer, audi, general mills, to name a few. what does this reflect on the part of the companies and their concerns? >> well, i love that. it shows corporate response ability. it shows that even in corporate america, there are standards. there are rules. you just don't do this to people. last night, although twitter employees got an e-mail, stay home, you will get a numeral in the morning about whether you have a job or not. not treating them like they are human beings, treating them like they are just numbers on a page. that seems to be all that they are to elon musk. just numbers and $'s to him. if you can get rid of him and get more money, that is what he chose to do. we will see how the company does without half of its employees, without that knowledge and ski'y going all these yearbas. it's going to be very interesting to see how this develops. i don't think it bodes well for twitter. kristen: employment attorney lisa bloom, thank you so much. i really appreciate your insight today. >> thank you. have a good day. kristen: c

oh, yes, i'm having the fourth jab because it's pfizer . it was because it's pfizer. had my pfizer. it's my third one. and things to me after that that did not happen after the first. so and i don't mean swollen arm and and i don't mean swollen arm and a big things all the things happened to my tendons and muscles that so the only thing i can think of was it was that and i felt different this weird but the minute the pfizer jab went off and i felt entirely different than from other two jabs.i different than from other two jabs. i really did because it's the mra and i, i felt very it felt very different to me . and felt very different to me. and also as i was walking out that he fainted, which is bizarre and i said, oh, i feel weird . and i said, oh, i feel weird. and she said, oh, stand up, you sit down for 10 minutes after this. well no, i hadn't heard that before, but so, yes, i'm not having the fourth one. so but i'm just very suspicious of this bloke in particular. remember the very first outing joe biden ever had at the g7 was his very first foreign outing . he h

. >>> new hope of preventing rsv, the virus overwhelming children's hospitals as pfizer announces the results of its vaccine trials. >>> after her disqualification sparked outrage, the young athlete inspiring america, by taking on her biggest race yet. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. not guilty was the plea late today from the bay area man accused of beating paul pelosi with a hammer inside his san francisco home last week. david depape making his first court appearance on state charges today after his own words offered insight into his possible state of mind and alleged intentions, that authorities say were aimed at house speaker nancy pelosi. tonight an online trail suggesting depape was drawn to conspiracy theories. the state charges, which include attempted murder, are separate from the serious federal charges also announced yesterday. in a new statement, speaker nancy pelosi this evening referencing what she called her husband's long recovery process as he remains in a san francisco hospital. our miguel almaguer was in the courtroom tod

oh, yes, i'm having the fourth jab because it's pfizer . it was because it's pfizer. i had my pfizer. it's my third one. and things to me after that that did not happen after the first. so and i don't mean swollen arm and and i don't mean swollen arm and a big things all the things happened to my tendons and muscles that so the only thing i can think of was it was that and i felt different this weird but the minute the pfizer jab went off and i felt entirely different than from other two jabs.i different than from other two jabs. i really did because it's the mra and i, i felt very it felt very different to me . and felt very different to me. and also as i was walking out that he fainted, which is bizarre and i said, oh, i feel weird . and i said, oh, i feel weird. and she said, oh, stand up, you sit down for 10 minutes after this. well no, i hadn't heard that before, but so, yes, i'm not having the fourth one. so but i'm just very suspicious of this bloke in particular. remember the very first outing joe biden ever had at the g7 was his very first foreign outing . he

new data out this morning about pfizer's bivalent covid booster shot.ot is proving to be very effective. jobina: hours ago, pfizer and biontech released data showing the bible and shot produces higher protection from the omicron variants than the original vaccine. one month after getting the shop, antibody responses were three to four times higher compared to the original. however, this data has not been peer-reviewed, and there are two small independent studies out there as well showing immune response is about the same as the original shot. pfizer and biontech are still conducting larger critical -- clinical trials of the booster and testing it against the other variants. doctors say the shots are an important way to her new protection from covid, especially as we enter the winter months. 26 million americans have taken the updated pfizer and moderna boosters. people as young as five are eligible for the shots. we know this generally. people are not getting them right now, the numbers are low. reggie: thank you. the outbreak of rsv infections across t

so for example, i had my first three we pfizer i got number four was a madura and i went back to pfizer for my bivalent. it's perfectly fine to do the combo and might even be slightly beneficial. all right. you so much. okay. so sorry saying i hear this a lot. i've had it it wasn't that bad for me. so i don't see the great need to try to you know, do a lot to avoid it again any thoughts on that that is are there any new studies on reinfections and the effects on our body that we need to know about? yeah, the the my main comment about it is as perfectly but it's wrong. so the study that just came out this is from some researchers in saint louis analyzing the veterans affairs database showed that with each additional infection and they tested people who that one infection two infections and three infections each additional infection significantly raised the chance of of hospitalization and death and a number of different symptoms over the course of six months. so some of it was the effect of the acute infection like getting very sick from your infection, but some of it probably related to

brought to you by pfizer. rot to you by pfizer.e that for granted in the commercials but if you're literally paid by $8 billion corporation, came to investigate that corporation? of course not. we take this for granted growing up in america. we grow up seeing the media operate the way it does, but these are not right-wing arguments. noam chomsky is not a right winger. glenn greenwald is not a right-winger. these are just honest things about the state of our media. in the 1970s and '80s journalists, newsmen were willing to sacrifice profit on the balance sheet and have a loss leader on the balance sheet to go do that investigative reporting. no more. now it's about the money and it's all about preserving the relationship that you have with the powers that be. that's not journalism under any accepted understanding of what journalism is. >> host: in "american muckraker" you spend a bit of time talking about saul alinsky and his influence but what is at? >> guest: i think saul alinsky had some smart things to say. from chicago. he wrot

the commercial like you actually hear it, become a clichÉ but you by pfizer, do you by pfizer and citi granted in theor commercial but if you ares literally paid y a billion-dollar corporation, can you investigate the corporation, of course not as wi take this printed growing up in america, we grow up seeing media operate the way it does these are not right wing arguments. in doing greenwald is the right winger these are just honest things about thene state of our media and in the 1970s and 80s, the journalist newsmen were willing to sacrifice profits on the balance sheets to veloso leader on the balance sheet to go do that investigative reporting and no more, now it all about the money and it is all about preserving the relationship that you have with the powers be and that is not journalism under any accepted understanding of what acjournalism is. >> in american mcgregor, he said a bit of better times for tight muscle his books and what is that. >> i think this all had smart things to say. from chicago, here the called rules and radicals and he talked about make them live up to their

pfizer is hoping to enroll 180 volunteers between the ages of 18 and 64. this is the u.s. trial. in fact, the first person did get a shot this week. it is not clear yet when it might be available to the public. the fda warns supplies of the mocsa sill in. >> are running low. the shortage may be linked to the increasing number of pediatric rsv cases in the country. the respiratory virus infections have sent kids to the hospital in unprecedented numbers this year, although the antibiotic does not treat the virus, doctors can prescribe it to treat secondary bacterial infections. other countries are also reporting shortages of the drug. according to reports, the fda is working with drugmakers to fix the problem. >> and world leaders on high alert after north korea fires alert after north korea fires missiles into care coalition, where are we on alaska airlines? we found that people are raving about their customer care. i mean, take a look at this! wow! [dog barks] says here they have the most flights from the west coast. they fly to chicago, hawaii, cancun! wow! do they fly to my mag

meantime, pfizer says its vaccine against the respiratory virus.ffective in protecting newborns from getting sick. 7400 pregnant women were given the shot as a single dose in the second or 3rd trimester in the infant's first 3 months, the vaccine was about 81% effective at preventing severe illness requiring hospitalization symptoms of rsv include a runny nose. a loss of appetite and a cough that can progress to wheezing. it can be dangerous, particularly for infants younger than 6 months. pfizer plans to ask the fda for approval by the end of the year. >> open enrollment for covered. california started today and health and human services secretary javier becerra was in los angeles today to help kick it off the kickoff event also served as a 10 year anniversary celebration of covered california. 1.7 million californians signed up for coverage this year. the next year, a rule change to the affordable care act stands to make more than a half million more people eligible for health coverage. >> there are more plans. more options today for more health

pfizer says its vaccines against the respiratory virus. rsv are highly effective in protecting newborns getting sick. 7400 pregnant mothers were given. the shot isn't a single dose in the second or 3rd trimester in its first 3 months. the vaccine was about 81% effective in preventing severe illness. symptoms of rsv include runny nose, loss of appetite and cough that can progress to wheezing. it can be particularly dangerous for babies younger than 6 months. pfizer plans to ask the fda for approval by the end of the year. open enrollment is underway for covered california. the state's health insurance marketplace celebrating 10 years, health and human services services secretary javier becerra was in los angeles for that kickoff event. he says 1.7 million californians signed up for health coverage this year. a rule change to the affordable care act next year set to make half a million more people eligible for health coverage. >> there are more plants. more options today for more health insurance companies on the marketplaces in california c

. >> i will point out the sales globally of this pfizer vaccine is down 66%, $4 billion and giving pfizereartburn but the vaccine uptick in the united states, the boosters, 20 to 25 million people. i think if you haven't been boosted in 2,022, it adds an immune protection that helps with severity. rochelle wilensky did not end up in the hospital, she had a mild case, she took paxlovid and had rebound, this is par for the court if you are near 50s. $17 million in sales in 2022, $7.5 billion in the third quarter, keeping pfizer afloat. pfizer is up because of pa paxlovid. we are seeing that more than the vaccine. it is working. stuart: a survey found 17% of women experienced long covid compared to 11% of men. why do you think more women experience this long covid? >> i don't know. that is a statistic we have seen throughout. the statistic goes on, the census bureau, those who have the amount of long covid symptoms like brain fog, fatigue, that interferes with their job is twice as much in women as men. i don't know what the genetic answer would be but that is actually real. of the real stor

reggie: new data out this morning about pfizer's covid booster shots.ike the shot is very effective. jobina: pfizer and biontech released this new data, showing it generates a substantially higher protection from omicron variant's than the original vaccine. a month after getting the shot, antibody responses against ba four and ba.5 were higher compared to the original, but this data has not been peer reviewed. there are independent studies out there as well, showing that the response to the booster is about the same as the original shot. pfizer and biontech are conducting clinical trials of the boosters and testing them against other variants. doctors say this is an important way to renew your protection from covid, especially as we head into the winter months. people as young as five are eligible for those shots. reggie? reggie: this morning, the outbreak of rsv infections in children is now being blamed for the death of a child in michigan. hospital pediatric beds are above capacity in several states and cases of rsv are more severe this year compared

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pharmaceuticals at the commercial break it is a clichÉ brought to you by pfizer.so you take that for granted with the commercials but if you are literally paid by a billion-dollar corporation can you investigate the corporation? of course that we take it for granted growing up in america we see the media operate the way it does but these are not right wing arguments these are just honest things about the state of our media and in the 1970s and eighties newsmen were willing to sacrifice and profit on the balance sheets to do that investigative reporting but no more now it's all about the money and preserving the relationship that you have with the powers that be. that is not journalism under any accepted understanding of what journalism is. host: you spend a bit of time talking about influence. what is that quick. >>sm saul a linsky had a lot of good things to say and to live up to their own principles and said that's the most important thing to do to use their own rules that's another way to expose hypocrisy and also the idea picking a subject and focusing on it a

. >>> we hear from eli lily and pfizer and u ber. we will have an interview with dara. >>> it's tuesday, november 1st, 2022 "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm rebecca quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. you will see green arrows. dow futures up by 200. s&p up 34. nasdaq up 124. of course, this comes after an incredibly strong month for stocks this was a month that all major averages did well. it was really the revenge of the old economy. dow industrial gain of 14% for the month. as joe mentioned, the best monthly performance since 1976 we saw a pull back yesterday s&p up 8%. nasdaq up 3.9% technology, if you look at what has happened, technology has suffered the most when we had good months and it has had the least of the strong moves on these usuaissues the dow is down 11% from the all-time high. nasdaq after the gain of 4% this past month, still down 32% from the all-time high. >>> look at the treasury mark

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pfizer saying that, if it is approved, this shot will be a game changer.rning, hope on the horizon, a vaccine for the respiratory illness rsv in babies is in the pipeline. >> so this is a tremendous breakthrough. >> reporter: pfizer says its vaccine is safe and effective showing promising results in early studies, 82% efficacy in preventing severe sickness during the first 90 days of life, and 69% efficacy through the first six months. >> rsv infects everyone, but among young children the most vulnerable are those in the first few months of life. we have a high probability now of protecting against serious illness and hospitalization. >> reporter: the more traditional protein-based vaccine would be given to pregnant women in the late second to third trimester in one shot. expectant mothers passing those antibodies to their babies. >> rsv has a significant impact in our pediatric population with over 50,000 hospitalizations each year for kids under 5. >> reporter: and the news comes as children's hospitals are feeling the crush with a combination of infecti

pfizer officials say they didn't find any safety issues at all. they say they plan to file for approval by the end of the year, and if regulators then sign off on the vax, it could roll out as early as next fall as we reported, rsv is sweeping the country, symptoms similar to the common cold but the virus can be especially troublesome for children younger than 5. the cdc reports between 100 and 300 kids die from it each year in the u.s dr. veronica gillespie-bell is with us. she's an obstetrician and gynecologist, also an associate professor in new orleans doctor, man, this sounds so great. how much of a difference could this vaccine make? >> this is huge, shepard we know that 2.1 million individual visits are seen for rsv every year 58,000 hospitalizations for children under 5 and so looking at the data, as you mentioned, it's safe it's effective this is a game-changer for rsv >> you know, but after all the vaccine misinformation and disinformation with covid, how challenging is it going to be to get pregnant mothers to take the thing? i mean, wh

plus this story, look at this, pfizer, moderna, they're now testing their covid vaccines for serious side-effects like damage to the heart. after the media and others bullied americans, bullied you for raising those same concerns. first-responders and soldiers they're still getting fired over vaccine mandates. democrat eric swalwell, he is getting slammed for making fun of parents getting involved in their children's education. he is calling that quote, so stupid. look at this, his campaign is caught spending thousands of dollars on luxury hotels and fine dining? while americans battle inflation. and more on the court ruling that an fbi agent must be deposed in a lawsuit for allegedly getting facebook to bury the hunter biden story right before the 2020 election. we have word coming in the white house may try to fight that. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: thanks for joining us. look at your money. stocks ending up today. wall street is liking the fact that another inflation read. this is the wholesale prices, producer prices jumped less tha

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. >>> pfizer released details on a vaccine for rsv. the young rapper takeoff shot and killed >>> and hero in above. >> i fell with a car. >> a paraglider rescues a woman clinging to the roof of her submerged car. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news" with shepard smith >> good evening. today the parkland shooter faced the families of the students and educators he slaughtered they got a chance to confront the killer in court during his sentencing and give the mass murder one last parting message before the judge puts him away he sat there silent wearing a surgical mask, showed no obvious signs of emotion as family member after family member stepped up to the podium over and over again they expressed outrage that the jury recommended life in prison instead of the death penalty we heard from the grandparents of 14-year-old victim alyssa aladeff who was a gifted soccer player who dream of becoming a lawyer. >> when you die, it is my fondest hope that they take you and put -- and burn you and take you your ashes and

pfizer has lost a phase one study of its combined covid and flu vaccine . the shot contains pfizer's updated covid booster, which targets the original covid strain and two omicron subareas . moderna is working on two vaccines, one for flu and covid, and another that includes rsv . >>> meanwhile, or rsv surge maybe one factor drawing a shortage of a current antibody. the fda says some local pharmacies are having trouble filling prescriptions for amoxicillin. while he wouldn't be used to treat a viral infection, some patients, especially children, may develop secondary -- secondary bacterial infections. the companies need time to catch up. >> in this case, there are some allocations . the pharmacies can't order what they normally start. that will make it difficult to meet full demand. >> you can your perception field, you can work with your doctor or pharmacist to find an alternative. >>> potential homebuyers across the u.s. are having to wait longer to buy a home. according to the national association of realtors, the average age for a first-time homebuyer i

pfizer says, the new data with the experiment shot given to pregnant women early in the third trimester was nearly 70% effective in preventing severe respiratory illness in newborns. that's for the first six months of life. the company says, it's even more effective in the first three months. >> it's a real breakthrough. i would say, people have been searching for a vaccine for nearly 6 decades, at least five, without success. so, this is a major triumph for women and their babies. >> pfizer's data has not yet been here-reviewed the company says, though, it plans to apply for approval of this vaccine before the end of the year. the news comes as pharmacies sounded the alarm over a shortage of one of the most widely-used antibodies -- antibiotics, liquid oxygen. >>> climate change in california is escalating at a rapid pace. the new state report paints a grim picture. the report highlights the role that global use of fossil fuels is having a california's weather also, it's water and people it shows extreme weather has intensified and become more erratic. heat related illnesses, fungal in

pfizer and biontech launching a phase-one trial.irst doses this week. experts say the hope is combining both vaccines could boost the number of people getting vaccinated overall and potentially lowering hesitancy since most people are comfortable receiving an annual flu shot. >>> ride hailing company lyft is planning to cut nearly 700 jobs, about 13% of its staff, saying it needs to reduce costs ahead of tough economic conditions. the company cited a probable recession and the increasing cost of ride-share insurance. the culture has more than 5,000 employees not including its drivers. >>> beer brand miller light is releasing a christmas tree keg stand this holiday season. its fully functioning tree stand is designed to fit around a quarter barrel keg that can hold 83 12-ounce beers. it makes it seem that beer is being poured from the tree. it will cost you $49.99. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for in friday morning. i'm dan lieberman, cbs news, new york. >>> a massive piec of space junk is expected to come crashing into e

pfizer says its vaccine against the respiratory virus. r s v. >> is highly effective in protecting newborns from getting sick. 7400 pregnant mothers were given the shot as a single dose in the second or 3rd trimester in the confirms first 3 months the vaccine was about 81% effective in preventing severe illness. symptoms of rsv include a running a runny nose, a loss of appetite, cough that can progress to freezing and it can be particularly dangerous for babies younger than 6 months. pfizer is planning to ask the fda for approval by the end of the year. >> coming up, elon musk announces his plan to start charging people for verified accounts on twitter. how much it'll cost you to get that. blue check mark next to your name on the platform. also, our small amounts of caffeine safe for pregnant women. some earlier studies said yes, but a new study is suggesting that there's not the case. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully,

, double beat we are waiting for advanced mikko devices airbnb. >> pfizer, guidance up better than 3% uber up of almost 10% premarket stock lowered the dow snapped longest streak in five months the dow industrials down 128 nasdaq down 114, s&p lower by 29, at 4:00 on wall street but it has been quite a month of october. it was a big october for the markets take a look, the dow industrials up 14 1/2% in month of october, s&p 500 higher by almost nine percent for the miniand nasdaq higher by 5%, in the month of october, oil prices this morning on the move, president biden is no i threatening oil companies with a win fall profits tax, on oil companies as americans face pain at the pump brent 94.54 up almost % crude oil 88.22 up almost 2% on the session national average for gasoline right now coming in at 3.75, a gallon across the nation european markets this morning also rallying take a look at eurozone ft 100 in london showing a gain of 105 that is 1 1/2% cac quarante in paris up one and two-thirds percent 105 points higher as well dax higher by 170, one 1/4% in asia overnight, green ac

the single dose shot uses pfizer's mrna flu vaccine and its omicron booster shot.s being conducted in the u.s. the first participant in the study kept a shot earlier this week. it's unclear when the shot could be available to the general public. all right. now meet the woman from the year 3,000 mindy, her body is this way because of 1000 more years of using technology, she has a hunchback, a white neck from staring down at her computer all day. a claw hand from clutching her phone and an arm permanently stuck at a 90 degree angle. she also has a thicker skull and a smaller rain. the company that made the runner put many together with the help of some doctors who say maybe put down the phone every now and again. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, psychological exams are expected in the case against the man accused of >> attacking nancy pelosi's husband. we're going break down how this could impact the trial after the break. we'll be right back. >> or i will welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. here we are 4.29 going on for 30. maybe you have some great wee

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so, regarding vaccines, pfizer and moderna are working on a combined vaccine against coronavirus andza, and the candidates developed using mrnk technology combine already approved vaccines against the coronavirus and the newly created flu vaccines at the beginning of november, pfizer announced the start of the first phase of trials for this vaccine. 180 participants aged 18 to 64 will participate in these trials, who will be monitored for six months. the first participant has already received a dose of the combined vaccine and the modern company is testing the vaccine in people from 18 to 75 years of age and already in june moved to the third phase of the study, the combined vaccine is planned according to optimistic forecasts in the fall of 2023, the universal vaccine may become cheap to produce and give a better immune response in the elderly, and while research on the combined vaccine is ongoing, it is possible to vaccinate separately both against the coronavirus and separately from the flu, these vaccinations can be done even as experts say on the same day, but in different hands

combine two different types of vaccines into one pfizer is the first phase in the first phase of combining the covid vaccine with the flu shot and it plans to target the original strain of covid-19 sub-variance of omicron and lastly the flume reporter denise didore has the details we may have grown accustomed to getting shots, but drug maker pfizer biontek hopes to save americans from having to make an extra trip to the pharmacy the company announced phase one of its us clinical trial to test an mrna flu and covid combo vaccine. we're right in the middle of actually helping develop a lot of these new combination treatments. i'm adrenas on the same mission dr. kenneth came with our clinical research in long beach will start testing moderna's version of a combo vaccine in december. he says the mrna technology makes it possible to code proteins for four different flu strains and two covid variants. that is the beauty of the platform that you can actually put multiple proteins on a single vaccine platform. is there a downside that's what researchers want to find out in the us more than 600 mil

and pfizer tonight with news on a potential vaccine for rsv in the future. >>> the abc news exclusive tonight. a woman who accused georgia republican senate candidate herschel walker of pressuring her to have an abortion, sitting down on camera for an interview for the first time with our juju ch chang. why she's now come forward. saying, this isn't about political parties, that she voted for president trump. and what she brought with her to the interview. tonight, herschel walker's response. >>> tonight, we have one week to the midterms. georgia, of course, and several other key state races all so close. any one of them could determine who controls the senate. so, rachel scott is here to talk us through this. >>> disturbing new video tonight after that deadly halloween crowd surge. two americans among the 156 killed. and tonight, we now learn when police were called, hours before the deadly surge. >>> here at home tonight, the families of parkland victims confronting nikolas cruz in court. you will see the deeply emotional moments and what they said to him face-to-face. >>> the well-

fall into hospital beds 75% of deaths from coronavirus occur in elderly patients, now in ukraine pfizeroronavac and johnson & johnson vaccines are used. they are all interchangeable, they can be used both for for the first series of vaccinations and for booster doses since the beginning of the war, more than three million doses of the vaccine have been delivered to ukraine the interval between the primary complex and the first booster 5 months the interval between the first boom and the second booster 4 months offered a bribe and cursed that she did not want to take it blogger from dnipro caused a scandal in poltava, and all because the patrolmen refused for plus four eyes on drunken driving, the girl got angry because she did not hide the drunken driver whose car the cops refused to let go she offered them uah 10,000 when she realized that they would not take the money, she recorded a video with obscenities, posted it on social media, insults were poured not only towards the patrol officers, but also the city leadership and poltava itself, where the girl was resting. the patrol police

in response, general motors, volkswagen, pfizer, and general mills have all paused advertising., we are joined by people with two of the groups, nora benavidez is senior counsel and director of digital justice and civil rights at free press and free press action fund. lead author of the new report "empty promises: inside big tech's weak effort to fight hate and lies in 2022." she is joining us from the highly contested state of georgia, from atlanta. also with us is rashad robinson, president of color of change. let's begin with you. you met with elon musk. i assume this was a virtual meeting. can you talk about who was there and what you demanded and what he promised? >> along with other leaders from the coalition that led the $7 billion boycott of facebook in the 20 20's, focused once again on the issue of discipline -- disinformation platform, we met with him and so it included folks like derrick johnson of the naacp, jessica gonzalez, the head of free press, leaders from the asian-american foundation, lulac. a mix of organizations and leaders. so we met with -- we came in wi

reviewed pfizer says it plans to apply for approval but shots in arms may not be until next summer.stakes. two of her children have gone to the hospital in the past few weeks. >> i think the toughest part is that it's not able do much and kind of wait and let it run its path. >> reporter: and orange county california has just declared a health in which and another concern is emerging, across the u.s., some pharmacies are reporting shortages of one of the most widely used atlanta box, liquid amoxicillin, it's commonly used to treat ear infections and bronchitis in children. >> it's concerning because it's happening at the time of year when the demand is increasing. >> joining us nbc news medical contributor dr. vin gupta. doctor, thank you for joining us. as we just reported, new research shows vaccinates pregnant women could help protect their children against rsv. tell us where that stands and the fight against the virus? >> well, jon, good morning. thank you for having me. it's massive news. i think as a pulmonologist, we have not had good tools to fight rsv. the leading cause of

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