you look at the ppl line, and it's like, color, career, humbling, really, you know.o know that that could be me. and today it is me. yesterday it wasn't, and hopefully tomorrow it won't be again. but today, that's me. i'm one of them. >> reporter: though st. james has been handing out food for close to two hours, people are still in vesta godwin clark runs social services in downtown newark, new jersey. private charity relies on donations and grants and only has 11 employees. >> in the first three months of the pandemic, we served over 30,000 people. our numbers have quadrupled since the pandemic. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> reporter: lisenee thinks by rationing their food, it will last them two weeks. >> look at all this spinach! you're going to get so eme, wow, some milk here. it's great. >> lord god, we continue to lift the city up. when the world shut down in march, my staff had not been paid. the people we serve, they're in a position far worse than we are. >> reporter: st. james is a full-service stopgap for many people who would otherwise fall through

written profit as a result dhs is reviewing the chinese manufactured ppl.this year it was discovered ppl incorporated backdoors into all of its tv sets causing cyber breaches and data exfiltration. they also received state support to compete in the global electronics market which has propelled it to the third-largest television manufacturer in the world and we're working to combat chinese malign influence in the western hemisphere and partnering with government agencies including the us agency forinternational development with which dhs will be signing a memorandum of understanding to foster development for our hemisphere free from communist manipulation . i'm immensely proud of the work dhs has done to recognize thethreat china poses the . we remain vigilant and will continue to call out threat clearly but for all we have done we must do more than pleased to report dhs will be releasing our strategic action plan to counter the people's republic of china and an innovative document (trumps national security strategy, the 20/20 us strategic approach and people's republic of china. i thank

uncertainty and a possibility that some of the effectiveness would wane a bit but there are very few ppl think it would wane so much that people would be massively vulnerable if they waited a few months. william: what about the possible concern that if you suddenly changed the scheduling or dosing, you would wrap up skepticism already there about the vaccine? i think that is risk. i wish there was a riskless solution. tpeople have said t we've --pr thlem is, if you stuck with the plan as it is now,a tt carriege risk. the risk is that we are not going to be vaccinatin people for many months. as we drive down the highway, if i see a truck driving towards me in another lane, i veer out of the way. at this point, the ris of delay in getting particularly high-risk people vaccinated outweighs the risk of our plan i think one of the risks that has to be factored in is people are seeing this asno yeter curveball. you told me i had to clean the mail, i now you tell on't. that is very real. there are social scientists who i think should be looking very hard at this. my o feeling is that the vaccin