if anybody can stop -- give joe biden a chance. >> host: our previous caller before roxanne concerned how a caller described joe biden's policy when it came to the hyde amendment, just to clear that up, that issue coming up yesterday during jen szaki's -- dodging a question on the abortion policy, owen jensen asked about, quote, two big concerns for pro-life america during the press briefing, asking about the hyde amendment which bans the use of federal funds for abortion and the mexico city policy which bars foreign organizations from receiving us funding, providing abortions. biden they say, they go on to quote her in that briefing saying we will have more to say on the policy in the coming days but i will remind all of you that he is a devout catholic and attends church regularly, he started the day attending church with his family yesterday morning but don't have anything more for you on those questions, that might be where the confusion came from from the two collars. denise out of linden, michigan, good morning. >> i'm calling about -- i can't say the word right, people being hy

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took a for instance abolition that the neutralization karasu to follow antibodies roxanne aged biotech boxing. equally effective. comparing the violence with the overt variance to the british area. so do you in your opinion will these vaccines that we already have how likely is it that they will also protect us from the corona virus variance in my opinion it is very very likely they will do their job. in your opinion how long will it take before we can say the pandemic is under control. that is it very difficult on notifier speaking it will take a very long while in europe i very much hope that in spring a lot is a chief and in summer we can see more and more contract in the latter. professor peter grams of aurora just from the german center for infection research thank you very much for your time. scientists from the world health organization have meanwhile arrived in the chinese city of one to investigate the origins of the corona virus pandemic the international team of experts will 1st spend 14 days in quarantine before researching how the virus may have moved from animals to human

defroster roxanne's which are coming out in india. for the government. have public workers and all that but there are many many many people who need access to these vaccines and hence more better and i do believe that the sputnik is also a very hard one to actually in a very hopeful that really was very well we were very pleased with the science behind the vaccine as you know it was a humanised cells are used by this which is an advantage then you have 2 different backdoor. dives for the made vaccine and the poster those that's another advantage we also have the 50 data and also some if you can see there and defiance behind how this vaccine. and the platform which was that if you're going to know waiters on. the platform was considered very safe the a.p. could see they don't look very good so we were very privileged and honored to partner with the russian. russian company. to bring the strike team to india. and iran said after this news hour pre-show company updates for you and half an hour. q . chain reaction process in the reactor a tremendous heat whi

for instance our lish that the neutralization karasu to follow antibodies roxanne $83.00 of the biotech boxing. equally affected. comparing the violence with the overt variance to the british area and so do you in your opinion will these vaccines that we already have how likely is it that they will also protect us from the corona virus variance. in my opinion it is very very likely they will do their job. in your opinion how long will it take before we can say the pandemic is under control. it's a very difficult on multiplier speaking it will take a very long while in europe i very much hope that in spring break a lot is a chief and in some of the more and more contracted all the lack of as a people from some of our just from the german center for infection research thank you very much for your time. thank you. some of the other stories making headlines around the world at this hour a huge fire swept through a refugee camps in southern bangladesh it's destroyed hundreds of shelters and has left thousands homeless the u.n. refugee agency says no casualties have been reported authorities

these are high income countries that are only 2 or 3 law or lower middle income countries where roxanne's even started being deployed so i think people you need to take the view of not a solid added unit or leader start getting that message i think it i think ordinary people will understand that. saddam hussein chose chief scientist not germany is considering additional radical steps to slow the spread of coverage 19 including drastically reducing international air travel to the country the government is worried that restrictions currently in place may not be enough if new more infectious variants of the virus continue to arrive in the country. for now german airports like frankfurt remain open to travel but that could soon be a thing of the past according to the german government the plan put forward by the country's interior minister means air travel into germany could be reduced to new 0 if the new more contagious variants of the coronavirus spiral out of control in a 1st step mandatory tests for people arriving in germany could be introduced. and we don't think about reducing our air

in june, writer—director fyzal boulifa's lynn + lucy introduced us to screen newcomer roxanne scrimshawfriends torn apart in the wake of a personal tragedy. having won numerous plaudits for his short films, boulifa established himself as a major new voice in british cinema, while scrimshaw, who was scouted through facebook, is clearly a star in the making. i want to be like p diddy and 50 cent. other impressive screen newcomers this year included bukky bakray, the teenage star of rocks, about a 15—year—old east londoner who returns home from school to discover that her mother has abandoned her and her young brother. you just can't keep going on by yourself. rocks was a uniquely collaborative production born out of workshops with young people and introducing a wealth of talented players to uk audiences. bravo. from drama to documentary, white riot, an award—winner at last year's london film festival, which opened in via a string of virtual screenings and 0&as. providing a timely look back at the birth of rock against racism in the ‘70s. we weren't superheroes. we were just ordinary peopl

vaccines that are produced in india will also be used abroad and that will include the russian sputnik roxanne that would be produced in india. has been in touch with a number of very good indian companies to take this forward and we expect in the next couple of weeks sputnik rexx enough there is the regulatory approval will be available for use in india and also for export to russia and other countries. now despise an overall shortage of vaccines many doses of the pfizer job in spain have actually been wasted that's because the country that has these special syringes that are needed to extract uses from that file a medical expert brought down the problem in a bit more detail. they have already talked about the 6 and even 7th doses it's not possible with all vials or syringe you have to be prepared for that and use more expensive syringe is than usual it's a lot of money and requires more cautions so then 165000 is a thief eyes the shots have been given so far in the cattle and region an estimated 10000 cases have actually been wasted and the shortages could have been worse to you had it not b

vaccines that are produced in india will also be used abroad and that will include that russian sputnik roxanne that would be produced in india. has been in touch with a number of very good indian companies to take this forward and we expect in the next couple of weeks sputnik rexx enough to raise the regulatory approval will be available for use in india and also for export to russia and other countries. use this morning thousands of vaccine doses of be wasted in spain because the country lacks the special syringes needed to extract all the doses from each pfizer vile and medical specialist brought down the problem in a bit more detail for us than. they have already talked about the 6 and even 7th toes it's not possible with all vials. we have to be prepared for that and use more expensive syringe is than usual it's a lot of money and requires more caution is. 65000 doses of the fires a shot have been given so far in the catalan region seems an estimated 10000 doses have been wasted meantime over madrid 280000 suitable needles have now been bought the country is going through some of its tough

the 1st also sputnik roxanne i feel perfectly red many of my colleagues in the embassy have done so as well and . absolutely certain that this is part of the normal. precautions that we take her during the pending situation just as we've made a mosque we have sort of a distance but it is also good to pick scientifically proven scenes and of course the sport big bucks in is one such works in that america's also increasingly betting on the russian jap bolivia in argentina the latest to receive hundreds of thousands of doses from moscow this last week the u.n. secretary general says sputnik veeck can play a key role in tackling the pandemic it comes as the e.u. suffered huge delays and shortages from other vaccine manufacturers covering it his report brought a small. news on vaccine distribution challenges delays in deliveries you may be sick and tired of it but this is the reality around the world even the trust between countries is being put to the test as the scramble for vaccine doses intensifies concerns over how castro governments and regions like latin america will be able to secur

the 1st roxanne's which are coming out in india i deserved for the government. have public workers and all that but there are many many many people who need access to these vaccines and hence more better and i do believe that sputnik is also a very odd one strike scene and we hopeful that it will work very well we were very pleased with the science behind the vaccine as you are more it is a human lives. are used but this is a not one day then you have. different back doors. of order made vaccine and the booster doors that some other one day age of we also saw the safety data and also some if you can see did and the science behind how this vaccine was deadlocked and the platform which was in the ad if you want to know why it was like the best on. the platform was considered but it's there if you can see it not going to do you don't look very good saul given very privileged and honored to partner with the russian government. russian government idea air to bring dislikes into india and back in russia the mass vaccination program is gaining momentum much to the deli

nationwide drools so far almost 100000 health workers have been trained to give the shots we expect but roxanne demand will continue to be high and what. do you think troubles women face in the initial rollout stages should hopefully be tackled real time behind the united states india is the most covert infected nation these approvals give hope the developing nations won't be left behind in the fight against the virus shallop bellus al-jazeera the number of people killed in attacks on 2 villages in western these year has risen to around 100 the prime minister visited the barrie region an area neighboring mali booking a fossil and been in fighters from armed groups linked to al qaeda and i saw cross in the nights by the poorest borders of mediterranean says in the capital niamey with more on what the country's leader had to say. prime minister bruges address the nation late sunday evening confirming that about 100 people have been killed in the attacks on the 2 villages now this is one of the worst massacres in the history of this country since these attacks began now the mayor of the local comm

the 1st also sputnik roxanne i feel perfectly ready many of my colleagues in the embassy have done so as well and. absolutely certain that this is part of the normal. precautions that we take in the pandemic situation just as we have made a mosque we have sort of distance but it is also good to pick scientifically proven scenes and of course the sport big vaccine is one such vaccine. approval of sputnik v in india could come within weeks once it completes the trials india is also considering making the job on its territory for both domestic and global demand the country's envoy to russia told as why new delhi got involved it doesn't come as a surprise that we have a such a long tradition of cooperation between india and russia their cooperation continued during the cold pandemic so grand the idea. was to kill the material for approach the indian authorities or the testing of the sputnik alexina this was really come to an india these fears to close off for picnics you have been completed history commenced and be assured that us when our state regulatory approvals are given in india it

called the drug control general of india and they are the body which are in charge of drug issues and roxanne's as well and you know so they have had a subject expert committee which met on the 1st and 2nd of january and then made a recommendation which that a creator has accepted and they were not put these to work seems now to be used for for the pandemic response as i said you know they want to put in some specific language to conditions because what would of these vaccines a lot of the studies are still ongoing and the full data sets are not yet completely liberal and so there is some concern about maybe doing the decision too soon in the absence of those data sets we know will have a lot at least publicly communicated and transparently available we are hoping that that information will be released soon and we've seen this in many countries where the top leader who is not a scientist badly wants a deliverable to show the public do we see the same thing happening with prime minister modi you're talking a lot about ongoing clinical trials should we be comfortable should people in india be com

the 1st roxanne's which are coming out in india are reserved for the government. public workers and all that but there are many many many people who need access to these vaccines and hence more better and i do believe that sputnik is also a very bad ones vaccine and we're hopeful that it will work when we we're very pleased with the science behind the work seen as you know all it does a human lives. are used but there's no. is there not one date then you have are 2 different back. seat or dives for the made vaccine and the booster goes that's another hard one dates we also saw the safety data and also some if you could see data and the science behind how this vaccine was deadlocked and the black swan which was in the ad if you want to know why it is like the best black on . the platform was considered but it's saying that if you concede not a good day don't look very good sold the liberty but have a legend in order to pocket of a deduction but russian company r.d.f. the 2 biggest nights into india. and i wraps it up for this news on don't forget you can check out

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our previous color before roxanne -- our previous caller before roxanne, how it caller had describedoe biden's policy when it came to the hide amendment -- that issue coming up yesterday during jen psaki's first press briefing. jen psaki dodging a question, they write, on abortion policy, ew n reporter asked her about two big concerns for pro-life america during that first press briefing. asking about the hide amendment, which bans the youth of dusty federal funds for youth abortion, and barring organizations from receiving less funding from providing abortions. biden, they say -- they go on to quote jen psaki in that briefing, saying i think we will have more to say on the policy in the coming days, but i take the opportunity to remind all of you that he is a devout catholic, someone who attends church regularly. she noted he started attending church with his family yesterday morning. she said i don't have anything more for you on those two issues. that might be where the confusion came from from the two callers. this is denise out of linden, michigan, an independent. good morning.

still ahead on al-jazeera rotting in i want to die in fact roxanne is having on the u.k.'s export trade class fames of opportunity nigeria looks to make the most from its wasted natural gas. there are 2 storms in the us at the moment this one here which is a standard winter storm right in the soft snow in the north going to us the plains states and further east was nice they could be some violent storms in the south even over atlanta for example but then you've got the pacific a big unfolding storm system running down the california coast through san francisco eventually get to l.a. i was think as did the last one san francisco's forecast sees the wind pick up on monday the rain come in then and then as the front goes through the wind goes right into a westerly. monday's picture rain goes off shore when they land to see what the stuff comes right there way down into sort of a journey is again possibly into georgia and you've got snow of course quite easily on the higher ground of california and rain working its way slowly down the coast as the active weather this is the in

the judges for the 2020 kirkus prize in young readers literature are author nikolai unit, librarian roxanne feldman and kirkus critic kyle luke off. the finalist for this years kirkus prize in young readers literature are taught when you land by elizabeth acevedo . our critics said every line is laced with betrayal and longing and teenagers struggle with loving someone despite hisimperfections. a standing ovation . and every dead thing by derrick barnes illustrated by gordon james lays the foundation for black readers to go forth into the world to build with confidence and self-assurance. the title says it all. black boys are every good thing. fighting words by kimberly brubaker bradley. refusing to soft-pedal hard issues, the novel speaks with stringent honesty once hopeful. the girl and the ghost by anna althoff, ripping the heart wrenching and speaks to deeper themes of family, trauma andfriendship . a fascinatingpage turning tail . we are water protectors i carol lindstrom, illustrated by michaela barrett. an inspiring call to action for all whocare about our interconnected planet . sta

these are high income countries that are only 2 or 3 law or lower middle income countries where roxanne's of even started being deployed so i think people you need to take the view of not a solid added unit or leader start getting that message i think it i think ordinary people will understand that we've got a few days ago where british prime minister parties johnson announce that they coronavirus variants identified in the u.k. appears to be deadlier as well as more infectious what is of w.h.o. severe yeah it's a good point about the variance and again this is something that's that's actually fueling the insanity in many parts of the work because of the emergence of these variants and thanks to the sequencing. capacity particularly in some countries we've seen. not unexpected actually to see these much but. we have at least 3 or 4 variants that we're watching very closely the one that was described in the u.k. the the one month 7 days one that's been described in in south africa the 138 and then what's called the big one that's been described in brazil now many of these variants have bee

called the drug control general of india and they are the body which are in charge of drug issues and roxanne's as well and you know so they had a subject expert committee which met on the 1st and 2nd of january and then made a recommendation which they could later has accepted and they were not put these to work since now to be used for for the pandemic response as i said you know they want to put in some specific language to conditions because what would of these vaccines a lot of the studies are still ongoing and the full data sets are not yet completely liberal and so there is some concern about maybe doing the decision too soon in the absence of those data sets we know will have a lot at least publicly communicated and transparently available we are hoping that that information will be released soon now we've seen this in many countries where the top leader who is not a scientist badly wants a deliverable to show the public do we see the same thing happening with prime minister modi you're talking a lot about ongoing clinical trials should we be comfortable should people in india be comfor

and really enjoying that, and roxanne gay, but i'm reading a lot and also hunger for -- every night, awesome. >> we're 20 servings over and i'm going to get in trouble also the moderator, thank you all for being here. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> miss you all. >> we're watching booktv on c-span2. every weekend with the latest nontsk books and authors. booktv on c-span2. created bymer cable television -- by america's cable television companies. >> during a virtual program host evidence by the reagan presidential library, former appellate judge douglas ginsburg discussed this book on the courts and the constitution. here he provides thoughts on partisanship throughout american history. >> we are still unite around that document and ideas because that's what we argue about. what does it heaven and how it should be applied and should it be changed and that intense partisanship and division and give sisness was with us from the beginning, i think you taught history if i recall. and the early american republic was almost -- if not more partisan and divided than we are right now,

the bite in the administration covered in the press over the next four years and then will go to roxanne >> the bite in the administration is composed -- >> your audio is muted. >> is composed of people with experience who have done this before and who i hope will adjust to the new normal of social media. >> i think that we can get back to something that resembles a little bit normal but that is not good enough we need to do better. and we need to do better by listening and explaining, being more transparent. >> you go next and i'll get the last word to anita. >> i agree with what bill just said and that applies to both sides i am hopeful that the bite in the administration will restore a higher level of expectations about facts and the kind of information that comes from the white house briefing room in the white house social media accounts and the individuals who work there, it's a high bar and every administration has struggled to reach it, our boston public service is the american people in providing reliable information in rebuilding government is essential to her functioning of a d

. >> roxanne had to send in a photo i.d. to verify her identity yet she still hasn't gotten paid.. >> do something. you have your people. there are people out here that don't know. we're in limbo. we don't know what to do. >> reporter: the center for workers rights urges people not to flood the edd with phone calls. they say payments should resume soon. we reached out to the edd but they did not respond. in the east bay jodie hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> so hard for these business owners and businesses. >>> it's a big deal when you turn 21 or 60 or a hundred. how about 107? >> yep. today a very well deserved socially distant celebration. she turned 107 and doesn't look a day over 77. look how great she looks. the city presented her with a proclamation recognizing this as esperanza day. >> you're going to make me cry. >> today being her 107th birthday i didn't want it to pass and not be recognized. so i got together her family and friends and all the resources of santa clara because she has lived here 76 years. >> the pandemic has really cut into her social life. instead of enj

jeremy: i had dinner with a mutual friend of ours, roxanne roberts, reporter at "the washington post," and she said over dinner, you are close to all the former socialist, but you are especially close to lea -- you are close to all the former socials. you ought to write a book together. i thought that was a great idea. it took us a while to figure out what to write. we did not want a book about entertaining. it did take a while to figure out what to write, but what we wanted to write was what book we wish we had had when we started. >> i think you can -- i think you just said it, it is a great book to have with your job, but it's not just white house social secretaries. it's wonderful little tidbits that really apply to all of us every day, if you are a stay-at-home mom or the ceo of a company or somewhere in between. i will say the first time i looked at it, i looked and said, you know, civility is not really an effective topic, but i've had people say this is not really your grandmother's etiquette book, and i even read where some people called it dishy. we all love a little dish. i

roxanne's in egypt for instance. delays compounding delays i thank you very much robert kapil an economist at the university of life 6 institute for african studies thank you for your insights. time now for a look at some of the other business stories making news a dutch court has ordered oil giant shell to pay compensation in a case brought by 4 nigerian farmers bailouts that the dutch firm was responsible for widespread pollution on their land the farmers 1st sued shell in 2008. you. chinese airline operator h. and a has declared bankruptcy following a risky expansion the conglomerate was involved in numerous other industries including stakes in health and hotels thought to bank and in several air carriers the pandemic travel slump was the death knell for the company. the boss of germany's financial regulator is set to be replaced felix who felt was head of boston during the recent wire card scandal and was accused of failing to investigate the fraudulent vantec firm the german finance ministry said it was looking

were seeing you don't do the same thing, but because roxanne sold a million copies, well this girl looksat carlos give her a deal too. you know what i mean? remit to the whole thing, the idea of comps it's not a great sciences once built on but okay i'll take that. so the industry wakes up and knows that it makes sense as far as a business standpoint that look more like us so it's a good business model if you're just a class capitalist. okay were going to move to questions from the audience. and i think this comes from a local library and. what books have you and enjoying lately? >> no i am currently reading, so i mostly read fiction because i like an escape. also, what other peoples true stuff makes me feel bad about myself i can't read that book is too good i'm gonna quit reading it kind of thing. so i read a lot of fiction, the new ms drop book it is very good. i also really love a thriller in a horror book and i just read a book called no return, which was very good. and i keep telling people i read this book a while ago called under the rainbow it's fiction and it's about this ficti

. >> in all due credit, i had dinner with a friend of ours, roxanne roberts, a reporter at the washington post, and she said over dinner, you know, you are close to all the former socials but you're especially close to lea. you guys should write a book together because no one won't buy it because it's bush or one was obama. you guys have it covered. i thought, that's a great idea. it took us a while to figure out what to write because we did not want to book about entertaining. there's been a number of those. so a take a little time to figure out what's to right. but what we really figured out was would book do we wish we had had before we started this job, or any job. a lot of it is common sense, but it helps when it is spelled out. >> that leads me to my next question. i think you just said it. it's a great book to have for your jobs. i can honestly tell you it's not just for the job to the white house social secretary. it's filled with great stories. little hints. wonderful little tidbits that really apply to all of us every day, whether you are a stay at home mom or you are the ceo of

basically eliminated that layer, or flattened the organization, if you will, and you know, we've got roxanneliams who runs our north american business, she will be reporting directly to me she is a long-term starbucks partner, with 16 years brady brewer, our chief marketing officer will report to me so we've got a deep bench of talent in the company and we've got, you know, stability in that talent and we won't miss a beat. in fact, here's an interesting statistic. there's me and nine others, there's ten of us on the leadership team, and if you add up the total number of years of experience at starbucks, it's 150 years of starbucks experience on this leadership team so i've got great confidence in these leaders. and we celebrate roz, but we're going to continue to stay focused on our strategy and executing against this business recovery, as we've done. >> speaking of roz, on the conference call, she talked to kj about the future of your real estate, and talked about the benefits of drive-through. is that sort of where we're going to see you guys focus when it comes to expansion in the u.s.,

. >> despite the safety risks, recent nursing graduates like roxanne aguairre are stepping up to helpf covid a couple months after the pandemic started. just knowing she had to die alone, it definitely strengthened my want to be in nursing because i mean, there's so many of these patients that are just dying alone. >> reporter: the los angeles mayor says that l.a. will continue to use a brand of diagnostic tests despite a federal warning over their rates of false results. especially for people not experiencing symptoms. mayor eric garcetti insists the test is helping to stop the spread, having found infections in nearly 100,000 asymptomatic cases. >> meantime, there is a little good news. new research on pfizer's vaccine and how effective it is against those more aggressive strains of the virus. what do you know about that? >> that's right, hoda. there's some good news in the fight against those two highly contagious variant of the virus. preliminary research from pfizer suggests its vaccine is partly effective in fighting off both variants, although they have yet to conduct further t