pete schultz, joining us from san diego. welcome, dr. schulz. dr. schultz: happy to be here. caitlin: thank you so much for joining us today to talk about important takeaways from the pandemic. a natural place to start would be the mrna, which has been transformational. what do you see going forward, once we are through with covid, what are promising uses for mrna in research and development? dr. schultz: the vaccine area is probably where it is going to continue to have its largest impact. just because of the speed with which you can make vaccines, and because of the multiple constructs. but folks are starting to look at mrna therapeutics for heart failure and for delivering genes to various organs, and so on. beyond covid, it will be interesting to see whether rna vaccines could have an impact on hiv and other infectious diseases, tb, malaria, for which we still don't have effective vaccines. caitlin: another one that has come up a lot is the flu, which seems less dramatic some of these other diseases, but our flu vaccines don't work very well. do you think mrna could trans

married former secretary of state george schultz in 1997.oduced by california senator diane feinstein now the former san francisco mayor issued a statement saying she is heartbroken by the death of the woman. she called her best friend adding quote many of my fondest memories are the times we shared together mayor london breed also called schultz a woman of unparalleled grace adding quote the bright lights of san francisco are forever. finished with the loss of charlotte but her impact legacy and love will live with us for generations and in a statement governor newsom called her an exceptional civic leader dedi

so why did i come in with the story george schultz told me about the soviet union?omething to signal to the reader that this was not your typical first lady biography and the story george schultz told me about nancy reagan, impromptu to the white house to have dinner, just the four of them, to couples in the white house sounded like a social invitation. it is pretty new, he'd only been secretary of state seven months so he didn't really know the reagan's all that well and he had just gotten back from a long trip overseas that include a stop and as the dinner progresses, the reagan's, both of them start peppering him with questions about the chinese leaders and do they have a bottom line? do they have a sense of humor? what makes them tick? beyond that they start talking about the soviet union and schultz, away from the hardline, typical national security council meetings used to realize something about ronald reagan, this man has never had a conversation with a big-time communist leader and he is dying to have one and he's very confident in his own abilities as a ne

and he also realizes something else which is that he george schultz, and found an incredibly valuable ally in this first lady who any person in the world, tod ronald ragan, who is truly truly close and who understands her husband like nobody else does and it seems to be sort of a perfect opening into a book about her role, her very unique role as the first lady. she was and not somebody who set foot in the west bengal that often it and everybody there knew when she was displeased about somethinged and people in her favor tended not to last very long in the reagan white house because she essentially saw herself as there to watch her husband her is back in someone who really didn't have a much of an appetite and for sort of this personal conflict or battles. she really had ans sharper sense of people and is james baker, treasury secretary ptolemy that she had this incredible radar and was betters than her husban. t-mac there is a mature select start at the beginning of, there's this insight into nancy davis childhood and home life, and it is largely absent during critical years and her

schultz died at her home and stanford at age 88 following complications with cancer. mayer brown says she already planned her own memorial where he will give the eulogy. as a matter of fact, we each agreed that i would do her eulogy as she do my eulogy, whichever one of us. continue to survive that memorial service will take place at grace cathedral in january. the church where charlotte and george schultz were married. no exact date has been determined. but mayor brown says it will be open to the public. greg liggins, ktvu fox two news. in a statement following shultz's death, san francisco mayor london breed called her a good friend. it goes on to say that we have lost our ground. um, the bright lights of san francisco or forever diminished with the loss of charlotte, but her impact legacy and love will live with us for generations. a statement by governor gavin newsom recent part, charlotte was the quintessential san francisco and defined by her eye for the fantastic and the flourish with which she welcomed visiting dignitaries. foreign consoles in san franciscans

germany, out with the long serving angle american and in the countries knew chancellor po, love, schultz ah, and warm welcome to our viewers, round the world. i'm michael. ok. the world health organization is warning that the amik on and delta krona virus variance could produce a su nami, of covey, $9000.00 cases, that will put immense pressure on health care systems. in europe, france is posted a new record with authorities reporting more than 200000 infections in a single day. italy, ireland, and portugal have also announced record numbers of new cases. officials say the sky rocketing infection rates are being driven by the highly contagious omicron variant, a new national record for france. here every 2nd more than 2 people are testing positive for the corona virus. your police patrols have stepped up in response. there was an bars and restaurants checking people's vaccination passes and for the still unvaccinated french authorities have a grim message level patrol school pretty, there is really very little chance you can escape at this time. the virus is spreading too fast and unvacc

schultz was in angela merkel's government.pposition party, it was a coalition. he was a trusted adviser of hers. she in some ways undermined her own party by tacitly supporting him. he keeps praising her. what explains it? in germany it seems as though of all of the countries the center is holding. why? >> i'd say, first of all, it has to do with our election system that we're used to a multiparty coalition. it will be a first this time with three parties in that coalition but germans are used to parties having to find compromises. so it's not a two-party system as you know from the u.s. though and britain, so it is inherently less controversial and less polarized. all in all, we are lucky i think that the far right -- mustn't forget the far right got into parliament straight after the russian crisis and remained in parliament ever since. if they had a more charismatic leader, i think there would be more polarization in germany. luckily they don't and may that last very long. >> speaking of charismatic leaders, i don't think a

in terms of foreign policy priorities, mister schultz is pretty clear for him right now. it was important to stress that in eastern europe, and specifically with a message to moscow that any violation of ukraine's territorial integrity will be challenged by his government. and by the rest of the european union, this is what he had to say to german politicians in parliament. he defended from terry to any violation of territorial integrity. we'll have a high price and we will speak with one voice here with our european partners and our transit atlantic allies. domestic policy is also very important for mister schultz and his colleagues around the cabinet table. but the one pressing issue is move that covey is, and how to deal with cove is we know that mister schultz, his preferred resolution is to get as many vaccines into people's arms as possible . whether that be 1st and 2nd, vaccines or the booster vaccine. but we also know that mister schultz believes that there should be some form of mandatory requirement. he's going to give members of parliament of free vote, not on

tonight, many people in the bay area are mourning the loss of charlotte schultz.an francisco institution spent decades serving as the. >> city's chief of protocol schultz later served in the same capacity for the state of california. she spoke a few years ago. former mayor ed lee's funeral and advised several mayors over the years. schultz helped host foreign leaders when they visited and was a power player and high-profile city circles serving on the boards of the san francisco ballet symphony opera. senator feinstein tweeted today saying she's heartbroken after losing her best friend, her husband, george shultz, the former secretary of state died earlier this year at the age of 100 charlotte schultz was 88. >> still ahead here on kark 4 news at 5. we're going break down an independent report that finds the killing of sean monterrosa in vallejo was not reasonable. also coming up. well, take you to a toy drive in the east bay. let you know how you can get involved. from one moment to the next, our kids become the most important part of our lives. and even though t

abc7 news. >> san francisco icon charlotte schultz died today following a battle with cancer.as 88 years old. she was in charge of all of san francisco's official parties, from championship parades to hosting political leaders. scott wiener who served on the board of supervisors says there was no one like her. >> probably irreplaceable. her elegance and her grace and her professionalism were really one of a kind. >> her husband, former secretary of state george schultz diedis f 100. before that she was married to marvin swig, who owns a >> the san francisco chronicle is reporting the castro theater will roll out the red carpet for the matrix resurrections on december 18. much of the movie was filmed in san francisco. it stars quayianreaves and carrie ann moss. keanu reaves. >> a blizard warning on the big island of hawaii. this time lapse video shows conditions on top of the highest mountain where high winds and snow are battering its peak. the weather is expected to last through the weekend. it really does get cold up there. >> that is something. we have more on the condition

schultz is clear that for him, it is important to stress that in eastern europe and specifically withessage to moscow, any violation of ukraine's territorial integrity will be challenged by his government and the rest of the european union. this is what he had to say to german politicians and parliament. -- in parliament. >> any violation will have a high price and we will speak as one with our allies. reporter: one pressing issue is covid and how to deal with it. we know mr. schultz preferred resolution is to have as many people vaccinated as possible, whether it is the first and second or the booster. but we also know he believes there should be some sort of mandatory requirement. he is going to give members of parliament a free vote about what they should decide. he wants whatever measures are agreed on to have teeth. but for now, it is clear he thinks dealing with covid is his top priority. >> a coalition announced in the netherlands after the longest negotiations in the country's history. the government has been formed with the same parties, despite the previous administration ha

social democrat all of schultz is sworn in as germany's new chancellor, taking over from angela merkel we all want teens to be safe online. emily: facing criticism after a research document, instagram's chief tells u.s. politicians -- ♪ emily: england is returning to tighter coronavirus restrictions as the omicron variant casts a shadow over the christmas period. the prime minister says face coverings must be worn inside public venues such as cinemas. people have been asked to work from home if they can for monday and so-called vaccine passports, proof of receiving jabs, will be needed to enter venues. 51,000 people have tested positive in the u.k. in the past day and 161 people died. health officials say omicron will soon account for half of cases. there are big questions over johnson's authority, hours after he was forced to apologize for a video of his staff joking about having a christmas party during lockdown last year. correspondent: deny, deny, deny has been the strategy of number 10 downing street over reports of a staff christmas party last year under covid rule bans. no rules

abc7 news. >> san francisco icon charlotte schultz died today following a battle with cancer. she was in charge of all of san francisco's official parties, from championship parades to hosting political leaders. scott wiener who served on the board of supervisors says there was no one like her. >> probably irreplaceable. her elegance and her grace and her professionalism were really one of a kind. >> her husband, former secretary of state george schultz died earlier this year at the age of 100. before that she was married to marvin swig, who owns a a a a aa >> the san francisco chronicle is reporting the castro theater will roll out the red carpet for the matrix resurrections on december 18. much of the movie was filmed in san francisco. it stars quayianreaves and carrie ann moss. keanu reaves. >> a blizard warning on the big island of hawaii. this time lapse video shows conditions on top of the highest mountain where high winds and snow are battering its peak. the weather is expected to last through the weekend. it really does get cold up there. >> that is something. we have

schultz later served in the same capacity for the state of california. she spoke a few years ago and former mayor ed lee's funeral in the city and advice several mayors over the years. schultz helped host for leaders when they visited and was a power player in high profile city circles serving on the boards of the san francisco ballet symphony and opera. senator dianne feinstein tweeted today that she is heartbroken after losing her best friend, her husband, george schultz, a former secretary of state's died earlier this year at the age of 100 charlotte schultz was 88. >> still ahead tonight an independent investigation into the deadly police shooting of monterrosa that report has been released. what it reveals about the officers actions. >> mister says he doesn't want to portray himself as a victim and yet he portrays himself as a victim. a high-profile attorney pushing back against alec baldwin's first, tell all interview since the deadly rust movie set shooting. >> well, gloria allred says baldwin should have done when he was handed the gun. e trees n

social democrat, ala schultz is set to replace anglo merkel who's leaving office after 16 years. schoultz and his cabinet of 16 are expected to be sworn in in a few hours after this particular vote in parliament. the incoming coalition government has promised to step up efforts against climate change and the coven 19 pandemic. well, it's been a dominant cain. he joins us from berlin, where we, as we can see parliament is still voting dominic, as we've been saying, a really busy ceremonial morning for schultz can you talk us through what we've been seeing and also what's planned. first thing we saw this morning in parliament was a standing ovation for the outgoing chancellor, angular medical who's been in charge of the government of this country for 16 years . well, very soon now, she will no longer be in charge of the government because the constitution will have been adhered to a positive vote to replace her as chancellor with olaf shots, leader of the social democrats in parliament. and therefore, now the man who is going to be charged with governing this country for the next 4 years, t

at least it had been right up until the time that mister schultz of sworn in. so it is priority number one for him. and we know that his answer is to get as many shots into as many arms as possible by 1st vaccines and then boosters. but he's backing it up with the potential threat of making it mandatory, and therefore potentially fining people who don't have the vaccine. he wants parliament to vote on a new on this mandatory vaccine requirement as soon as possible, a free vote for members of parliament. but he wants it to have teeth and he wants it to start early next year. thank you very much for the update of dominic came live for us in berlin. thank and as we heard from dominic, the current of ours pandemic is high on the political agenda in germany. and in the united kingdom to their health officials say infections at doubling every 2 days. people must now show proof. they a double jumped to anderson venues. the restrictions were approved by parliament despite dozens of politicians from the ruling party opposing them. they have been called for the prime min

f schultz has been sworn in as japanese new chancellor. he's replace anglo merkel who's left off his off to 16 years, shots as incoming coalition government has promised to step up efforts against climate change and the pandemic. amongst many other things, alex goes to step ross. a new joins is from the presidential residence in berlin as it was quite a moment. this is no linchpin of german and european politics gone after 16 years. and we have a new chancellor. yes, absolutely. and i'm not at the presidential rest of it. but at the new office of the new chancellor at the moment, all of shows is expected here any minute here, i'm glad merkel is waiting for him. she will give him the key. and that's the real and all for 16 years in office, she will go home and we don't know what she will be doing next. but she said she's going to take a long rest at least. and then all i of course, on all of shows and the team, many of them are on tested. they have from a large changes $400000.00 houses every year. the minimum wage goes up to 12 years of se

charlotte schultz died at the age of 88 just months after losing her husband, george schultz.otte schultz was known as the grand am of san francisco. one of its legendary hostesses who knew everything about protocol and who knew everyone. her social talents, her extensive contacts made her a natural in the job of chief protocol for the city. diane feinstein, senator and former san francisco mayor praised her friend in a statement. saying she had a remarkable talent for organizing events, and presenting our city with class and dignity. charlotte really put san francisco on the map as an international city. >>> another sobering video now about our current life in san francisco. this time, it's vandals spraypainting a muni bus with a lot of passengers on that bus. the city cease image has taken a serious hit now from dirty streets to car break-ins and retail robberies all posted on social media. community leaders say videos like this are hurting tourism, which is the biggest moneymaker in san francisco. they say they want to see more of a response from the city and state. >> we n

a gender balanced cabinet. schultz, who's a self declared feminist, appointed 8 female ministers and 8 male ministers, including nancy, pfizer, who, who's becoming germany's top security official faces appointment marks the 1st time a woman has held that role of interior minister schultz is expected to assume office on wednesday. the death toll from indonesia, his volcanic eruption has risen to 15, was dozens more badly injured and many still unaccounted for. more reigns expected in the coming days. are mac, tampa rescue efforts. gillian wolf has the story, ah, scouring through the rubble ploughing through volcanic, the bree that has now begun to harden the hope that these rescue workers might find survivors is diminishing by the hour. even for the lifeless bodies recover beneath the rubble, a sense of relief among emergency crews and deliver to me. thank god, we found the bodies of these victims and retrieved them. answers for loved ones in this moment are better than news. those who survived are still coming to terms with their ordeal. ha, it at 1st i thought it was a bomb explosio

wasserman schultz: thank you. mr. chairman, if we are to effectively counter the terrorists that exist today we have to work fully with our international allies and partners to ensure foreign terrorists cannot spread their hateful messages and inspire others to commit violence. thank you, i yield back the balance of my time. mr. lynch: the gentlelady yields back. we are thankful for her participation. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida, mr. franklin, for five minutes for his questions. mr. franklin: thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate you holding this important hearing today and thank you to our witnesses for being here. it's unfortunate the circumstances and logistics didn't work out to have more people participate but that doesn't in any way diminish the significance of the topic here. mr. landberg, the kani network is a terrorist organization, do they deserve to be on that list? mr. landberg: they are designated and have been for a while and deserve to be on the list. mr. franklin: do you see them co

we will start with admiral schultz and then call upon master chief vanderhaden. we will include your full testimony in the record. so please, try to keep your remarks to five minutes. >> madam chair, ranking member sullivan, it's an honor for the master chief and i to appear before you today. before two great advocates them for the coast guard and for the missions that we do across the globe. we remain keenly focused on the lines of effort mapped out in our 2018 to 2022 strategic plan. those are, first, maximizing readiness, addressing the nation's complex maritime challenges and delivering mission excellence anytime, anywhere. let me start by thanking the committee for your support of the coast guard in our efforts to tackle these priorities. the fiscal year 2021 consolidated appropriations act help sustain critical momentum, specifically noting attention to coast guard service and aviation fleet re-capitalization, the injection of much-needed funding to address our aging shore infrastructure, and information technology and essential investments in our workforce

a lot schultz championed -- olaf scholz championed nato. some shift on russia and china, in tone if not substance. he was once foreign policy advisor. >> the world will be surprised that there will be much more continuity than change. many people would like to have this stability in germany. >> after 16 years, the merkel era is over. she wished hemlock. he -- him luck. he will need it. the chancellor will develop a reputation for managing a crisis. jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. ♪ ros: now, i'm pretty sure this is something we've never brought you before on "outside source." guess what this sound is. [unknown sound playing] i'm sure you got that. it's a fish growling, whooping, and -- this was used for microphones. it means the coral is coming back to life. the diver in the picture is the lead researcher who has been speaking to bbc. >> the fish continue to surprise and amaze us the longer we listen. we joke the more we put our heads underwater and listen, the weirder it gets. almost every time we go out, fish can make more and weirder and m

theranos boasted two former secretaries of state, george schultz and henry kissinger. one former defense secretary william perry and one future defense secretary jim mattis among others. investors looked at this blue ribbon board and thought, i can trust they know what's going on. now they say they didn't either. >> in george schultz's case he was warned. >> his own grandson worked in the labs and tried to warn his grandfather that things were amiss and tried to protect his grandfather's legacy. schultz was a statesman, he was on the right side of all kinds of things and did so much for america, which is why a lot of people trusted that he knew what was happening in theranos, but it turns out he didn't. >> we will be following all of it. you can follow the trial online at nbcbayarea.com. all you have to do is click on elizabeth holmes trial coverage once again. closing arguments expected today. >>> authorities are investigating a deadly police shooting in the east bay. surveillance video captured the tense moments leading up to that shooting. a camera at the evergreen

one of the things she does near the end of his presidency, and george schultz tells me about this, she gives a speech at the united nations where at that point the reagan administration was trying to talk about the people overseas supplying drugs to this country. nancy reagan gets up there and against the wishes of many in the bureaucracy of her own husband's administration says wait a minute, that's only part of it. if we are going to be cracking down on the casino in the field in south america, we also have to look at the investment banker that goes out on his lunch hour and scores cocaine. scholz told me that afterwards a lot of people from other countries came up and thanked her for delivering a message that some people even in her own husband's administration didn't want to hear. part of the blame here is the demand. it's not just a law enforcement issue that we need to change social attitudes towards drug use. >> you mentioned when you talk about george schultz, but i would love to just go back for one more minute before we move on. of all of the things nancy wanted to see her hu

olaf schultz became germany's new chancellor take over for angela merkel. lawmakers gave her a standing ovation. schultz has high hopes of modernizing germany and combating climate change. >>> mark meadows is now suing the house committee investigating the january capitol attack on january 6. this comes hours after the committee vowed to file contempt charges against him. in that lawsuit, meadows asked the court to invalidate two subpoenas he says the panel issued without legal authority. errier today they said they would seek a contempt charge. he says the panel wanted to ask about topics he believes are under executive privilege. >>> the mississippi case challenges roe v. wade. lawmakers have reviewed law that would make california a sanctuary. this includes possibly paying for travel, lodging, for people from other states. more than two dozen states are poised to ban abortions. >>> workers are working onion as -- >> reporter: the health officer says she's intrigued by these findings, and so are other medical ex-parties. ow cron is the one to watch right

schultz has been george shultz.ow, look in the state is and we just need the closure. we don't like this open ended, not knowing how some of that we love pass to ad was a security guard and he was out there to protect the news cast. we need justice for him. >> remembering kevin and pursuing justice for his family. family members share their stories of the man who gave his life to protect a member of the kron 4 family today marks one week since kevin's death. he died last saturday after being shot in oakland downtown. they're just one day before thanksgiving, a reward of over $32,000 being offered for information that leads to an arrest. his family now morning and asking the public for help kron four's pam moore spoke to his family as they try to focus on their loving memories. instead of their intense pain. miss him. pretty much. miss him. >> he was a big part of this family. those are king. i protect or our free fun. all right. by sir. other than just a grandpa and father and a husband. he was our everything. >> a

we often saw our ed schultz interview richard franco, who was president of the united mine workers before becoming a f l. c. i o for us. no bill priest prize laurie at f. w declaring was south africa's last head of state from the euro. white minority rule, he and his government dismantled a part time hammer. and hank aaron, 755 career home runs, wrote babe ruth's record and stood for the next 33 years. another hall of famer was tommy le, sorta who manage the dodgers for $21.00. the world series twice, build word and also had 2 world series rings. after playing for the cardinals, and pirates and managing the asteroids, covey claim retired astro, j. r. richard. and there wasn't a dry fenway park when jerry remy throughout the ceremonial 1st pitch before the red sox illuminated arch rival yankees in the wild card game. wren dog played for the angels and socks before 34 years, calling the games on t v. as he was losing his long battle with lung cancer at 68, jerry remy warned. don't pick up the 1st cigarette because it's really tough to put down the last one. cancer also claimed tony esposito

many in the bay area are mourning the loss of charlotte schultz.nt decades serving as the chief of protocol of san francisco. and later served in the same capacity for the state of california. and she spoke just a few years ago what former mayor ed lee's funeral. >> and advise several mayors over the years. schultz helped host for leaders when they visited and was a power player and high-profile city circle serving on the boards of the san francisco ballet, symphony and opera. senator feinstein tweeted today she's heartbroken after losing her best friend. her husband, george shultz, the former secretary of state died earlier this year at the age of 100 charlotte schultz was 88. now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside along the embarcadero at those continually overcast gray skies. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is joining us now with a look. >> at the chilly temperatures ahead yeah. i finally feel the season a bit around the bay area. took some time record heat early on this week. today really watch those temperatures snap

schultz passed away yesterday at the age of 88. >>> the time now is 6:10. distill ahead on kpix 5 and -- still ahead on kpix 5, the major freeway shut down that can slam the breaks on the weekend gettiaway. >>> and a holiday glow in san francisco. the new attraction transforming the city into a giant canvas. whatever stereotype you're gonna try . . . . . . to put on me about having hiv isn't gonna fit. that's for sure. my name is zach and i'm on biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment . . . . . . used for hiv in certain adults. it's not a cure but with one small . . . . . . pill, biktarvy fights hiv . . . . . . to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure. rare, life-threatening side effects include a build-up of lactic acid and liver problems. do not take biktarvy if you take dofetilide or rifampin. tell your doctor about all the medicines and supplements you take, if you are pregn

schultz said this, she was married to him and the city of san francisco. there's so much to say about her, ranging from flying across the ceiling in a beach blanket babylon production to another story of personal guests. she was a constituent of mine when mayor brown was serving, and i first ran for office. and as we all received, as we do every year, that incredible invitation for the annual party for the consular corps of san francisco. and i went to that party, and i met ms. schultz, and i said to her that she was my constituent, and i said -- and i'm going to tell the story. she said don't tell mayor brown this, but i voted for you. and i said really? how does that work? i thought you were a brown loyalist? and she said, well, your mother called me on the phone, and i thought that was so sweet, and that was the kind of person that charlotte was. i would name something for her, but actually, when willie brown left his service as mayor at the end of 2003, he served for one night as the chief of protocol and did a remarkable job of thanking charlotte for

schultz said this, she was married to him and the city of san francisco. there's so much to say about her, ranging from flying across the ceiling in a beach blanket babylon production to another story of personal guests. she was a constituent of mine when mayor brown was serving, and i first ran for office. and as we all received, as we do every year, that incredible invitation for the annual party for the consular corps of san francisco. and i went to that party, and i met ms. schultz, and i said to her that she was my constituent, and i said -- and i'm going to tell the story. she said don't tell mayor brown this, but i voted for you. and i said really? how does that work? i thought you were a brown loyalist? and she said, well, your mother called me on the phone, and i thought that was so sweet, and that was the kind of person that charlotte was. i would name something for her, but actually, when willie brown left his service as mayor at the end of 2003, he served for one night as the chief of protocol and did a remarkable job of thanking charlotte for

you know, we have a new german chancellor, earl of schultz, a huge influence on the european union, and you better begin like you begin in the book about dissuading us of the you. parliament is not modeled on the tower of babel and there is no missing seat 666 dead or it's deliberately kept empty in the european parliament in strasburg. yes, yes. i can. i can reassure you about that. i was quite astonished in 2016 when i was part of organizing a meeting at west country time and looking at the arguments for and against membership of the you and we got in the end some extraordinary debates about people make accusations about it was much christian churches, i don't see many people that talked about economics and, and the politics of it. and so some people that were, were very impassioned about the fact that the european union, they felt represented. and you fall with the 4th kingdom of daniel and reflect the things in revelation. and that was this, this, this disk accusations that, that align the seat. 66 is katrina ready for the anti christ. i was astonished by this a many of the other pe

what does, what does all f schultz bring to this government as a leader? what, what are some of his personal qualities on him? i know you mentioned earlier about foreign policy and how it's traditionally been run from the, from the chancery. that's something that anglo merkel certainly did. is there, is there a potential, is that something that he would, is that a tradition that he will, he's likely to continue? and if he does, is that going to be a problem for the new foreign minister who's from the, the green party? but we can just talk with shultz, 1st one of the most eminent economists in germany last fell to one of the economic wise men. they have such an institution in germany, he described their economic policy as people longstocking economics. and i think that wasn't meant as a s. i meant as a criticism, but i think in some ways that's the positive thing. you can see about what shoals, if you know, your swedish children stories people longstocking is a kind and strong little girl. no shots, of course is not a little girl, but he's somebody who basi

thomas schultz from the hanover medical school points out that to achieve that feet, that would have to be more than a 1000000 vaccinations per day. it has been kind lucas seeker, you will have to vaccinate 1250000 citizens per day, who manage that in early summer. when vaccination preparedness was high at that time, many people were vaccinated. in the meantime, it has become more rare. the problem is not the injection, but the education. we need to find a clear legal solution so that no one is held liable if there was a vaccination problem. so technically is certainly possible and many other countries do the same. i have never been a fan of compulsory vaccination, but i think we have to do it in as we see there will not be possible to vaccinate 90 percent of the population. otherwise we need that to deal with delta. and a former chron turns out to be more dangerous than we will have to achieve such a high vaccination rate. there is no other way to do that except with compulsory vaccination. the vaccinations will work at least to some extent. it won't be that the vaccinations don't w

so schultz formerly elected and was just about an hour. so he'll be sworn in at the merc, leora very much over. absolutely . around 20 minutes ago. the new chancellor of shoals arrived here at the palace of the precedent. franco, well, to stein mario, he's going to be formerly appointed here before going back again to parliament to be officially sworn in a historic day for germany. absolutely, because after 16 years of i'm going to is this new man. and of course, a whole generation grew up with glamour. they have never experience another chancellor. so all of shows is here. he has promised quite a change to this country. he has promised to modernize the country you said stepping out of the president palace right now. i can show you a little bit of what's happening here behind me. he has also said that he wants to strengthen the foreign policy is an important issue for him. so he is actually really from this change. although joining the company was promising continuity, he was sort of copying on good behavior. he's also seen as very common

wasserman schultz: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. madam speaker, the republicans' refusal to negotiate bipartisan spending bills has a standing on another shutdown cliff and once more, relying on another band-aid funding bill. it's the same place we were two months ago when congress voted to provide two more months for earnest negotiations. since then house and senate democrats put forth proposals, and republicans put nothing on the table. as everyone who figures out your household bills, it doesn't put groceries on the table. nothing. it isn't going to put food in the refrigerator. it doesn't pay the phone bill or buy anyone's prescriptions, but that's what republicans came up within the last few months -- absolutely nothing. it looks a lot like the solutions that republican put forward, nothing. they have no plan. so as responsible stewards, the appropriations democrats crafted yet another extension to maintain funding levels through february and ensure our most urgent needs can be met. but working families, small businesses and ve