other people need to know this one of the reasons i was gold you sold to pfizer is i think pfizer hasity to tell the story to people. >> you're right. and i'm really proud of the bio haven team that brought this drug to market we made it the number one prescribed oral in the u.s. but we have to get to a billion people worldwide, jim and we can't do that on our own pfizer is the perfect partner, they're going to amplify this drug across the globe. they've been working closely with us. they realize how important of a drug this is going to be they have 125 offices around the world and i'm going to be excited to watch them bring nurtec to patients around the globe. >> as the chief spokesperson for the american migraine foundation, i can't agree more the more people that get this, the more doctors know. i won't mention the over the counter things they tell you to have and don't work. let's talk about the new bio haven. clinical stage programs, orphan disease for epilepsy, a horrible disease for bipolar, met babolic disorders, these are all very, very difficult illnesses. >> we're just as p

didn't even know and we know that because pfizer executive answered questions on monday. >> the pfizerid vaccine tested on stopping the transmission of the virus before it entered the market? >if not, please say it clearly. if yes, are you willing to share the data with this committee? and i really want a straight answer, yes or no. i am looking forward to it. thank you very much. >> regarding the question, did we know about stopping immunization before it entered the market? no. we had to really move at the speed of science to really understand what is taking place in the market. >> tucker: the speed of science. that's the speed at which you're moving too fast to do science and you just sort of hope for the best and yell at anyone who disagree with you. rob rose is the man that you just saw on tape. he's a conservative member of the european parliament from the no events. we are grateful to have them on tonight. thanks for coming on. did you know the answer to that question when you asked of them are you shocked what she said? >> good evening, tucker. it really was a special moment. f

plus a pfizer executive admits a dramatic problem with the covid-19 vaccine. vice president harris tries to blame trump, blame him for the border crisis that exploded under president biden. and house gop, the ways and means, they are slamming democrats for blocking probes into the irs destruction of a massive 30 million taxpayer documents last year. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: we begin with your money. the s&p 500, nasdaq ending down in choppy trading. nasdaq joins dow and s&p tumbling into bear market territory. the stocks are getting hit hard because of spiking interest rates. markets are on edge this week. we have two new inflation reports coming out. wholesale prices and cpi, third quarter corporate earnings quick off this week. four of the big banks, jpmorgan, wells fargo, morgan stanley and citi report this week. edward lawrence is at the white house with more. edward. reporter: well, liz the international monetary fund warns of a global economic slowdown. in fact the head of the imf says inflation is a trai

pfizer, and uber today stock number one, that is nxp. the stock has had a rough run. kristina partsinevelos has the story, and jeff kilburg has your trade today. kick it off. >> the positive thing is it has a lot of exposure to auto more specifically, 50% of the revenue comes from the auto sector, so that's the story they're telling analysts and the media, that that will help hem drive through this correction. you also add the fact that nxp has about 80% of its products. in the revision to the outlook you have a big correct the stock price, so they may start to lower their estimates that's what we'll be looking for for q4, as well as the full year. >> jeff, speaking of lowering, the valuation has also come down you think the stock has had ups and downs, but does look cheap compared to some of its competitors. >> to kristina's point, the exposure to automotive is its focus. but everything we want more of, is the world we live in, and nxp is deliver i know a lot of analysts out there from open higher, with the price targets, they're still over overweight, so i like this

even pfizer doesn't deny that. in fact, they knew that and we exow that they knew it because one of the company's executives just made a stunning, stunningen admission about it notg beating a dead horse here. it's kind of important. >> we've got details just ahead. as a man, we're designed to do hard things. testosterone levels are declining. 10% per decade. chemical and pharmaceutical companies are poisoning us . but you're not allowed to notice this is happening. this is a chemical warfare on our country. you have to have strong men . if you don't, it's not going to go well. what's wrong with our food? is that not food and reliant on industrial processes for many of these compounds, there's clear evidence that some of these chemicals causes problems with reproduction. picking something hard to do every day will increase your testosterone. we need a renaissance getting into a healthier state, being a healthier person. that's when you really start to see that no one in washington seems interested at all. it's a jok

apparently the fbi was considering submitting a pfizer application against you. did you know that?or having me sean. i had various suspicions that there was an intensive examination of my personal life, my work history, my involvement with the ben carson campaign, the trump campaign. and there were rumors that there are five seller warrants. there were rumors about recordings involving myself and people at fox news, fbi informants recording me. but the big picture here is this, one month president trump's greatest achievements in my opinion was to expose the rot and corruption that pervaded his predecessor's attempt to block a smooth transition of power. it was president trump who declassified us these various russia gate documents that allowed john durham to have this information, and to levy these various charges, and to present evidence in federal court. what is the description the john durham is actually presenting to the american public? you first have, in 2016, confidential sources spying on me, recording me, where i was denying involvement with the russia campaign. the fbi w

this admission from the pfizer executive is cat handed and does little for the company she worked for. >> brian: it helped, no doubt about it. listen to the european parliament member on pfizer admitting this prevents transmission. >> governments pushed millions of people to get vaccinated by telling you to do it for your grandmother and took healthy young people into this by using the aurm and imprisoned people within their own home, this was based on the idea that vaccination helps prevent spread of virus. this has proven to be a big lie. >> brian: what about that? >> obviously vaccinations limit transmission of the virus, companies overstated requirement for them. requiring for children. what we've seen and this is example if i may say so, two things. first of all, in hindsight, a lot of people pointing out errors by government including trump administration and the uk and many others, a lot of hindsight. second thing that will become clear, reaction to the epidemic was so extreme by so many governments and so many people paid such a price for it in lockdown and delayed operations

pfizer, by the way, is going to make out big time on this and wall street as well.lls fargo analyst is saying because pfizer is hiking the price of the vaccine, it's going to add around 2.5 to 3 billion revenue for their shots. is anybody looking that that is happening, but the news is pfizer amid that decision by the cdc has announced they are hiking prices for their vaccine. the amount they charge the u.s. government. >> is unbelievable the cdc is making the recommendation. people look at the word recommendation, and what's the big deal? >> dr. siegel disagrees with you, by the way. >> recommendation, most states will take it. they are going to say ok, the cdc says we are going to do. we are going to watch to know how unpopular this is. i think you are going to be hard pressed to see any single governor say i saw what the cdc says, i'm mandating that for my kids. you saw governor desantis says give me a microphone, we are not changing anything. >> lee zeldin as well. >> if he's current. hochul, you won't hear a word from. it's unpopular. so we are going to see if

in november of 2020 pfizer spun off the slower growing and it's done terribly. a near instant dud so tonight, we're going back to scott who is so kind to call from california on a one-day homework turn around how is that for service? we also want to dig deeper into why none of these big pharma spinoffs seem to be working. figure if any are worth buying or perhaps there is a matching formula to make it work. merck decided to break off this part of the business 16 months ago as a way to separate slower growing units from the rest of the company also unloading some of the debt. initially they sold off quite a bit but then the stock started coming back rallying nicely over the first year of trading. it peaked around $39 this march and nearly revisited in late may however in recent months, the stock came plummeting back to $22 and change last week to around $24 today down from 37 when merck spun it off that's a big loss. with that kind of decline, you might think the reporting numbers had to be awful, right wrong. these guys have reported five times since the spinoff

and the backlash after a pfizer executive admits the covid vaccine was not tested to stop transmissionefore it hit the market. it is igniting a fiery debate about vaccine mandates. and the premier of alberta canada slams pandemic shutdowns. plus a new ranking of the most dangerous cities in the united states now roiling city councils nationwide. a major fight by parents against inappropriate books for schoolchildren. parents are the new midterm election force as house gop demands the justice department preserve documents in its battle with school board parents. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: check your money. thanks for joining us. we begin with stocks ending down. it was volatile trading action today. the s&p, nasdaq, again hit new lows for the year after wholesale inflation jumps more than expected to 8 1/2%. the federal reserve minutes reveal deep concern about chronic inflation. this is basically ceiling the deal on yet another 75 basis point rate hike next month. the president now on a three-state tour out west in colorado, california a

and that data interestingly comes from pfizer's own trial.the journal of vaccine of the weeks ago. they were able to realize some of the original trial data and what they concluded which was extraordinary is that one in the trout one was more likely to suffer a serious adverse event from the vaccine and one was to be has blessed from covid. with that suggested was the original rollout that led to the approval, that that data suggested and the time it was likely to cause more harm than good in most people. and that is a smoking gun. that is more than enough evidence to pause and stop the vaccine rollout. the clear to actually reveals that people between 16 and 39. there was a 25% absolute increase in heart attacks and cardiac arrests which were associated with the vaccine. this is now replicated in florida, similar type of findings recently. that is why they have come out and suggested that certainly they should be having the vaccine. in effect this simple of harm isn't everybody. >> laura: doctor that we jump here very quickly what we notice

the contract pfizer has with markets outside the us are fixed in price until the end of 2023. an increasing number of northern europeans are heading to spain in search of warmer weather and lower heating bills. spanish landlords say they're welcoming more visitors from norway, sweden, the netherlands, and germany. aside from boasting hot or weather, spain, it depends less on russian energy. now in the united kingdom, the resignation of prime minister and his trust has drawn renewed attention to the countries economic crisis on the policies her successor will need to enact to curb soaring inflation and energy. in security reporter karl hall, looks back on the turmoil that was on vast, which may be still to come just hours before prime minister lose trust his resignation. britain's opposition leader gave a scathing summary of her time in office. the countries got nothing to show for it . except the destruction of the economy of the implosion of the tory party. i've not the list here $45.00, pre tax cut gone. corporation tax scott gone. 23 tax got gone to your energy freeze gong,

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lab is a lab that has been doing research for the johnson & johnson vaccine, a competitor to the pfizer pretty much the same findings but the bottom line here, the booster out there still does good. it will keep you from getting very, very sick. it could keep you from dying. so you definitely want to get it but it may not be at the better than the booster that you would have gotten, say, six months ago. >> so what does it say about the future of these pfizer/moderna covid vaccines? >> right, because that's what they were testing was pfizer and moderna and actually the very high ranking fda official was talking to stat, a news outlet, and was frank about it. i was surprised. the fda doesn't usually say stuff like this. what he said was we need to look at other types of vaccines and there are those out there that might provide more durable immunity. there have been such concerns that these pfizer and moderna vaccines while they're fantastic, they don't provide durable immunity so basically he said we owe it to the american people, he used the word we owe it, to the american people to try

>> yeah, so i sold pfizer and it was an-- made a little money on it, and fraser did a phenomenal jobpany. as i went and looked over pfizer's performance, what attracted me to it, i bought it over just seven times earnings, which was ridiculously cheap, and it got to 8.8, so i said let me take some off they always under performed on the s&p, and merck has been a more reliable performer, and so that's why i bought that i like health care quite a bit it got beaten up with the rest of the market. i own a little of the ibb as well, and as i mentioned, two years of under performance -- two years of negative performance is unprecedented, but i sold a little bit of that on friday, becausut still have position in it >> jenny, you are we are worried in the pipeline? >> yeah, what are earnings going to be, and pfizer is one of these things where it's super dislocated from the pandemic, so we need to look out to '23, and in '24, earnings are expected to be trading at ten times, and i have concerns as a dividend manager, and now the yield is down to 3.4% i have got this real conflict, which is, h

and that data, interestingly, comes from pfizer's own trilemma that is on trial. this is published in the journal vaccine a few weeks ago, eminent scientists were able to reanalyze some of the original trial data and what they concluded. laurer, which is extraordinary, is one in a trial, one was more likely to suffer a serious adverse event from the vaccine than one was to be hospitalized with covid. well, i suggest that the original rollout, what led to the approval by the regulator, that data suggested at the time it was likely to cause more harm than good in most people. and that's the smoking gun. that's more than enough evidence for us to pause and stop the vaccine. rollout. >> so michael is one issue. the other very good, clear data actually reveals that in people aged between 16 and thirty , israel showed this. there was a twenty five percent absolute increase in heart attacks and cardiac arrest, which is associated is a vaccine but not associated with covid. this is now being replicated in florida, a similar type of findings recently. and that's why genera

last but not least we have patrick who asks hey, what's wrong with pfizer? it is defensive.arket. lies there like a sleeping dog but first i've got news for you. i've got two rescue dogs i've got the ragu and i've got the marley and when they're sleeping don't mess with them they're happy. and they get in my bed i goat out at a quarter of 4:00 or 3:30, boom they're in the bed. let's take the sleeping dog thing out of the equation entirely what i do like about pfizer is they have unbelievable management magic finger unbelievable like magic -- albert bourla, who is the ceo, dr. albert bourla does a fantastic job, and i would buy pfizer because they just bought the company biohaven's migraine drug this is a wonder drug. it will be still one more amazing drug for pfizer that biohaven could never do anything with because they didn't have enough money so the answer is you can let sleeping dogs lie but you can buy pfizer whichbristol-myers in my own mind. "mad money's" back after the break. >> announcer: coming up, cramer takes your calls and the sky is the limit. it's a fast-fire

or the pfizer vaccine is one of the most widely used in the west. numerous governments promoted mass vaccinations using the vaccine for the sake of others. template. last year ne purported whistleblower reveal where the company falsified data unemployed, poorly skilled people to administer the vaccine at raising numerous concerns about the trial phases and data integrity. or we spoke to marcelo for other than aaliyah, swedish professor of epidemiology. he says the evaluation into cobra, vaccines has been politically and economically skewed from the start. it could be harmful in the sense that, that in people is not. they're really aware of the fact that they may steal and transmit the virus. of course they will take a less preventing measures predicted measured the was significant. there's already public in general. so of course it has a very simple written relevancy. they are supposed to inform the public and they're supposed to inform the agencies which they said wherever it and respecting the thing is that they have not said that clearly to the agencies. we have seen that you did

a member of the european parliament has called out admission from a top official at pfizer. shocking, even criminal. the executive admitted during a hearing the pfizer is covered, $1000.00 vaccine did not have any testing done on whether it prevented transmission of the disease before the former company rush to put the drug to market was the pfizer cove. it vaccine tested on stopping the transmission of the virus before it entered the market. regard to the question around and did we know about stopping immunization before it's sent to the market? now at bes, so you know, we had to really move at the speed of science to really understand what is taking place in the market. while the find your vaccine is one of the most widely used in western countries. numerous governments promoted mass vaccinations using the templates of get the job for the sake of others. last year and reported. whistleblower said the company falsified data unemployed, purely skilled people to administer the vaccine, raising numerous concerns about the trial phases on data integrity. we spoke to mark cello for other

>> no. >> they did not know so why did the pfizer ceo say this? people that you love not to be infected. >> they lied to us. instead of telling the truth transparently the vaccine does prevent serious death and illness but does not stop transmission. they lied. they knew all along that's why preventing transmission was never mentioned in the emergency use authorization. but they said it anyway. fauci lies again today about school closures. >> there we say fauci was responsible for closing schools. i had nothing to do with that. steve: let's get down to the facts of school closures. >> clearly in certain circumstances particularly in areas with communities spread, school should be close. steve: fauci, biden and governor newsom all chose to lie and lie again on schools. we see the disaster now from the test scores emerging. regardless of party and those are up for election in november should be kicked out. every single person who was fired because of the vaccine mandate every single cormack democrat would be made to pay there should be consequences

lawrence: all right welcome back a new york base pr firm represents covid vaccine manufactures pfizer staffed, quote, el bedded in the cdc. the firm was apparently hired during the pandemic to encourage americans to get vaccinated and now people are wondering if a major conflict of interest has been fly under radar. to break it down with me we have fox's medical contributor doctor thanks so much for joining. you know our audience trust you and i had to have you on because this seems just so shady, it is a major conflict about are right? >> lawrence, this is beyond a conflict of interest. what's the number one priority of pharmaceutical companies it is profit. so -- >> money. exactly when you see big far ma infiltrating government organization that is a serious problem. when we see moderna and pfizer embedded within cdc that gives them access to privilege information and data whack they do with that potentially modify manipulate their product in this case the vaccine to shine light on it. to better sell it to americans and globally as well. so it can be very dangerous and we really hav

it's a cliche brought to you by pfizer. they take that for granted in the commercials but if you are literally paid by a billion-dollar corporation, can you investigate that corporation? of course not. we take this for granted growing up in america. these are not right arguments. noam chomsky is not a right-winger. these are just honest things about the state of our media. in the 1970's and 80's, journalist newsman were willing to sacrifice profits on their balance sheet and have a loss leader on their balance sheet to do that investigative reporting. no more. now it's all about the money and preserving the relationship you have with the powers that be. that's not journalism under any accepted understanding of what journalism is. >> in your book, use bend a bit of time talking about -- and -- >> i think he has smart things to say. from chicago, he wrote a book called rules for radicals. he talks about make them live up to their own principles. he said that's the most important thing to do is to use their own rules and make

>> of the largest difference right now ----moderna and pfizer shots? >> the difference is in the dose. pfizer is approved for children five to 11, and moderna is a six and up. the age group is going to determine which shot that parents will be able to get. >> we are we with vaccination rates for kids overall. >> we are still a little bit low. we are doing pretty well, 12-17. 60 percent. but under a third for those kids 5-11. this will be eligible for kids two months after their last shot or after their last infection, more than 60% of kids will not be eligible at all until two months after they finish their primary series. primary vaccine for covid-19 is still the best way to protect your children from covid-19. >> i appreciate your time. >> thank you. next we are still looking for rain, and were looking looking, with no success, >> i looked hard this afternoon and i look --i found one chans with one model but it's coming up. october throughout the forecast, look at the clouds, they barely made it that to the coast another early marching to the ngoclou

an innovation from pfizer.ecurity -- >> in georgia, a group of black parents gathered to protest every week, demanding justice and accountability for their children killed by police officers. the parents claim that prosecutors are ignoring their calls to take action and believe that race is a factor. we get that story tonight from cnn's nick valencia. >> it's about my son. he was murdered by police -- three and a half years ago -- >> for more than three years, this has been what jimmy does every week, walking the same downtown atlanta street, spreading word about his son's death. in 2019, his son jimmy acheson was shot and killed by an atlanta police officer. that's the dedication to be there on the corner every week. sometimes multiple times per week. >> i know they want -- >> he is talking about fulton county district attorney, vani fani willis, who hill believes is chasing notoriety over chasing cases like his son's death. >> but what about police brutality? wrong is wrong. murder is murder. crime is crime.

and then, scott gottlieb, director of pfizer on the executive committee of pfizer, which is made tensars from selling these vaccines, went to twitter and said this guy is a problem and then they banned me. >> tucker: so you criticize his product in which he had a financial in trust and he got you censored. this is scott gottlieb. we'd love to have him on the show anytime. meantime, thank you alex berenson for explaining. >> thinks twitter. [laughs] i mean thanks tucker. >> tucker: what a slur. how can you trust the advice that's coming from people with a financial stake in that advice. one entrepreneur has created an independent health care company that's not tied to big pharma, we will speak to him next. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm angela. i've lost 58 pounds with golo and i've kept it off. i suffer from autoimmune hypothyroid and i always thought it would be so difficult to lose weight, but with golo, it simply wasn't. - [narrator] if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can qualify you for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if you got ppp. and

pfizer, get into pfizer. liz: merck has been a brilliant trade, sarge -- >> it has been. i missed merck -- pfizer's heading south. >> yeah, no -- actually -- >> basically, what i do, folks -- go ahead. >> stick with sarge, that's what i was going to say. >> i think the folks, what you want to do is focus on preservation. so, yeah, i gave you a few numbers that have been good over the semi-medium to long-term, but cash, i said, is my number one position, and it's going to be until the fed changes their mind on trajectory. until that happens, stocks aren't in ago re-- are in aggregate my sec largest, and i'm not going to expose myself or my family while the fed goes out in public, yesterday lyle braynard's almost a dove again -- liz: i know, each day. it's time, like phil said, for them to be quiet with. liz: you know what? i'm beginning to wonder about the feds' egos. and, listen, i think they're all amazing people, however, you do start to wonder, don't you, if they're thinking, well, she got all that attention, she moved the market and he did too. maybe now i should come

executive making a stunning admigsz about what they knew about the covid vaccine. >> the pfizer covidf virus. >> the question around did we know, no. these -- we had to really move at the speed of science to understand what is taking place in the market. >> brian: they did not know if it stopped the spread of the disease, did that surprise you? >> that admission surprised me, she almost said the speed of light instead of speed of science. they studied 30,000 people and gave it to millions. it is not called a barrier vaccine, it worked in lungs and decreases severity and they were surprised it seems to decrease transmission. the idea emergency was used to mandate a vaccine was early problem with the pandemic and is still going on now. >> brian: they say this is pan dem ig of the unvaccinated, they had to walk that back. that member joined tucker last night and expanded on that hearing. >> government pushed people to get vaccinated by telling you to do it for your grandmother and the government imprisoned people within their own homes, all of this was based on the idea vaccination preve

pfizer believes the shots will be free for people with private as soon -- insurance.hearing from the school employee at the center of the controversy surrounding what happened at robb elementary school. annie marie was blamed by the texas department of safety director for popping open a door and allowing the shooter to get inside the school but what happened was different. he -- she close the door and called 91 but the door did not lock like it should have. texas dps acknowledged that. >> what do you want to tell the director of the dps today? >> urijah was to sit there and watch that video -- your job was to sit there and watch that video and see what happened from getting to end and you chose not to watch the whole video. you chose to blame me. >> is there any way they can make up for that? >> no, sir. kumasi: maria says her life has been upended. she has a tremor and difficulty speaking. reggie: a family of former construction workers are set to lend their punishment for a major part case -- fraud case. 38 families accuse the owner of the construction company for t

it's been approved as a booster shot for those who already had an initial vaccination to be the pfizerrna shot. health officials say that this is an option for people who need a booster when the other booster shots are not unlike the pfizer and moderna vaccines. novavax is a more traditional protein based shot. >> the world health organization says covid cases are falling around the world. but it is still treating this as a global emergency. health officials say country still need to be vigilant to help the most vulnerable people get vaccinated. and the number of weekly deaths is still high. they say compared to other viruses next january will mark 3 years since the who declared covid a global emergency. still ahead, the champs get their bling, then easily handle lebron lakers. another better up in the rafters sports director jason dumas joins us live in studio. >> the breakdown the big night >> the breakdown the big night at the new dumps roster. there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema it h

dirección en pantalla y 7 75 de la (hablan en inglés) road en san josé >> la fda ya aprobó la vacuna pfizeran que llega en el mejor momento >> esta vacuna es 99.9 por ciento afín con las nuevas variantes y su variantes que vemos del covid-19. se reportan incrementos en los casos de covid-19 cada invierno y Ómicron es muy contagiosa entre los pequeños por eso pfizer estará distribuyendo 6 millones este tipo de refuerzos a partir de las próximas semanas y se espera (inaudible) meses por cada refuerzo >> se espera una nueva estrategia para ayudar a sus pacientes, por padecimientos relacionados con la alimentación, se llama programa de recetas de verduras a través de los cuales en combinación con las organizaciones no lucrativas, los pacientes de bajos recursos así verbales y con estos obtienen verduras frescas gratuitas como parte de este tratamiento. según los centros para el control y la prevención de enfermedades (cdc) uno de cada 5 niños en estados unidos tiene obesidad infantil >> tiempo de corte pero enseguida méxico anunció que estados unidos otorgará más de 60,000 visas de trabajo y mi

the fda has approved pfizer's boosters for everyone five and up. advises at the rooster will get better protection against current variance than the original vaccine especially ahead of a possible winter surge. >>> things are cooling down a bit. i can tell by the picture behind us.>>> are we pumped up for pumpkin weather? >> perfect pumpkin weather. >> relatively low cost and for families to do. >> weather is looking really nice for that as we roll into this upcoming we can forecast. if you have been looking to get outside and enjoy things on your day off i think it will be really nice for us as we hit this weekend. the microclimate forecast. let me show you the weather pattern. this is just unbelievable. since monday we have been stuck with the same weather pattern. this has barely moved at all. so we have high pressure to the north keeping dry weather with us. any storm system is well away. low pressure to the south and that is pushing in some rain towards southern california. we are -- in the middle of it. that is why that fog pattern has been s

we'll be eligible to get the pfizer vaccine while the moderna shot will be available for children six to 17 years of age only those who've received their initial vaccinations with an original formula version. keep in mind qualify for an updated booster san francisco's laguna honda hospital has a chance to stay open city officials and federal regulators reached a settlement to extend time for recertification. it was set to close this september after failing an inspection in april the new settlement includes a repair plan and pause on patient transfers a new hope for families who fought against the closure the hospital will need to show facility improvements by february. have 2023 to extend the pause lot more to come here still ahead an incredible scientific breakthrough that could transform research of the living human brain. we'll tell you about the team from stanford. that is growing human brain cells in rats. no kidding abc 7 news at five (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify no kidding abc 7 news at five continues after for medicare do not receive all the benefit

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pfizer says the booster will give better protection against current variance than the original vaccine. especially ahead of a possible winter surge. >> believe tonight for one homeowner after police caught the thief who tried to get away with her catalytic converter. there have been a number of thefts across the bay area in recent weeks. the owner filed a police report . officers found the suspect, searched the car and recovered the stolen part. they placed the 27-year-old suspect under arrest and returned the carpark to the owner. >>> a bay area accident may have staying power. new numbers show people living in the bay area are more likely to consider moving out compared to any other major metropolitan area in the country but 18% of people around the same physical area are looking at moving. they study rents, mortgages, neighborhood. not just prices but also the quality of life and safety. >> i don't carry a purse anymore. i put my wallet in my pocket. i don't feel safe. >> adding to the exodus would be the ability to work from someplace else. >> so we can live in nevada and still do

my code related use a shocking revelation from a top official at pfizer force to admit the then coded nice vaccine. in fact, did not have any testing done on whether it prevented the transmission of the disease. before the pharma company rushed to put the drug on the market, plus the pfizer cove, it vaccine tested on stopping the transmission of the virus before it entered the market. regard to the question around, did we know about stopping human eyes ation before it sent you the markets know these? you know, we have to really move at the speed of science really understand what is taking place in the market. the size of vaccine is one of the most widely used in the worst numerous govern promoted math vaccinations using the vaccinate for the sake of others. narrative, as well as a 2020 long whistle blow reveal that the company falsified data and employed poorly skilled people to administer the vaccine. reason numerous concerns about the trial phrases and data integrity. we swung to marcella, florida denali. a swedish professor of epi de mill epidemiology, and he says the code vaccine

. >> either pfizer or moderna shots. health officials say this is an option for people who need a booster when the other booster shots are not accessible. unlike the pfizer and moderna vaccines, novavax is a more traditional protein-based shot. kaiser, their mental health workers in northern california have ended their 10 week strike after reaching a tentative agreement. the union, which represents about 2000 health care workers set the that the move will help hire more mental health care workers to meet increasing demands for patient care. the ratification vote started last night. it is expected to take 2 days. >> jetblue airlines is taking over spirit. the spirit shareholders approved the merger of this move actually carves a path to create the country's 5th largest airline. the deal still does need to clear several hurdles with federal regulators in april. you might remember jetblue a budget airline with perks made a nearly 4 billion dollar offer for spirit, which is an ultra-low cost. no-frills airline. the airlines

biggest point of the story, paid for by pfizer and biontech.d? >> they will. >> probably. they should have natural immunity from the day they're. maria:s there's that. .maria: there's that. >> the amount they're charging reflects the value of the comic. it's free. >> we're still doing this? you know what this reminds me of? remember the soup nazi opened a new restaurant like 20 years after that episode of seinfeld. it was like way to strike while the irons are t hot. we're done with this. what's going on. maria: boy oh, boy and paid for buy pfizer. cheryl, thanks so much. he we have exclusive footage of migrants at the orange county airport in montgomery, new york. they're seen boarding a bus after getting off one of president biden's secret migrat flights. two flights arrived last week alone. the mayor of montgomery is calling the flights clandestine. the mayor of the city getting these busseses and flights of migrants in his town joining me now is orange county executive, steven newhouse. thank you for being here. tell us more. did you know a