stan: we don't. obviously to the extent that those people in the trial have the brazilian variant, we will get data on that, but we don't now have data on that. i think it is remarkable we are the first country to have efficacy data against three circulating strains, but we don't have brazil yet. alix: we really appreciate talking to you. thank you. we appreciate all of the hard work you are doing. come back and talk to us as this continues. thank you for joining bloomberg television and radio audiences. this is bloomberg. ♪ so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. alix: interesting development we wanted to up

. >> tucker: i'm grateful to hear that -- you see stan mcchrystal, you wonder and i'm not saying he's evil but i wonder if he understands the damage that he does to the country when as the commanding officer in afghanistan, he compares tens of millions of american citizens including veterans by the way to terrorists? what does that do, what damage does that do, does he not realize that? >> it's incredibly ill-advised to take that kind of language toward the 74 million people who voted for republicans last fall. it is polarizing and incendiary and the democrats as you say ought not to go down that path. proposing truth commissions with far-reaching mandates with censorship or deprogramming, any other radical ideas they have -- how about talking about getting more vaccinations or helping people get back to work? >> tucker: this is going to get super crazy if they don't pull back i'm really worried about it, i appreciate you coming on tonight -- thank you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: the president's last day in office, his power to pardon ends very soon, we are expecting a bunch of par

when he gets to germany to pot stan, he continues to write to her.uring that time he says very little in his letters about the atomic bomb. obviously there's some concern about secrecy, letters being intercepted things of that nature. but on the july 31st letter, he makes a rather cryptic reference to that. then we're gonna look at some video footage of the newsreel of his announcement. then we're gonna look at the artifact of the safety plug. then this dock rain and wind finish on with a video which i will explain when we get to that footage. here's the letter to best. this is just two pages of this as i mentioned it was written july 31st, and of course trumans writing is not the easiest to read. the cursive this is all do this all on our website. he goes up every time i say these numbers. we have more than 1300 letters written by harry truman to bests wallace truman over the lifetime from 1910 to 1957 in most cases including envelopes which is amazing to have that in our collection. all of those letters that harry has written to best are all digiti

winston's you remember stan he's to work with spielberg. 'd brilliant artist. died sadly but anyway he came over to host we had a barbecue in my studio in the pool and he want to do the bass and he came and he said. my piece. who did these and i pulled the faces that i did he's putting a face like this will any good he said wonderful i still have never had need training don't want to things just finished. because he was trained as not his but he couldn't do the free painting that i do so great story. is playing in the symphony and watching the paintings the same as watching the movies you get the same kind of feeling much i think the music is best i try not to watch my you don't know i love to look at them and then that's a thank you for coming up what has been surrounding these favored role to date a new show a clip of so ben kingsley talking about our guest from when he was here just a few weeks ago don't go away. for we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race in this on offense pe

we again. 28 in a row for helen glover and heather stanning._ and heather stanning. you. logan is two and a half and kicked and bow _ for you. logan is two and a half and kicked and bow the _ for you. logan is two and a half and kicked and bow the twins _ for you. logan is two and a half and kicked and bow the twins have - for you. logan is two and a half and i kicked and bow the twins have turned one. that on its own is a huge dedication, trying to be the best mum i can be. and it's all a bit of a balancing act. taste mum i can be. and it's all a bit of a balancing act.— mum i can be. and it's all a bit of a balancing act. we have all had a lot of time — a balancing act. we have all had a lot of time over _ a balancing act. we have all had a lot of time over the _ a balancing act. we have all had a lot of time over the last _ a balancing act. we have all had a lot of time over the last year - a balancing act. we have all had a lot of time over the last year or i a balancing act. we have all had a| lot of time over the last year or so to think things through and mayb

the bottom of the table west shall kiss it stuck and out the top went by and have the chance to make stan their lead after their 2 closest rivals both lost on saturday. shall care held the fort for 33 minutes went by and broke the deadlock. last left us were commish and then tomas mother completely on mocked . after the break the defending did not improve on by and got their 2nd robert levin dusky bumbling in his 23rd goal of the season already one small commish was the provider this time with among range boss to find the league's leading scorer. commish then made it a hat trick of assists teeing up thomas muller for his 2nd and byron's thought. the reigning champions now have a comfortable 7 point cushion in 1st place while shell could only have 7 points in total and look ever more likely to go down. up next sunday w. our show world stories explores how portugal has become a hub for digital nomads. it's about billions. it's about our work. it's about the foundation of the new world order the new silk road. china wants to expand its influence with this trade network. putting corrupt there

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bottom of the table where shall kiss sit stuck and at the top went by and have the chance to make stan their lead after their 2 closest rivals both lost on saturday. shall care held the fort for 33 minutes went by and broke the deadlock i 1st left us were commish and then tomas mother completely on mocked . after the break the defending did not improve and by and got their 2nd robert lewandowski bumbling in his 23rd goal of the season already one small commish was the provider this time with a long range pass to find the league's leading scorer. commish then made into hat trick of assists teeing up to almost minute for his 2nd and binds 3rd. the reigning champions now have a comfortable 7 point cushion in 1st place while shell could only have 7 points in total and look ever more likely to go down. all right that's our show we're back to readers will have an update on the headlines for you at the top of the hour thank you for watching. can you hear me now here's me then you can kind of see is generous enough that we bring you uncle imam call and you've never had to have been surprised t

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thanks, stan.etime when you can manage to spend a moment from getting rich for your failures in america's decline, we would love to know exactly what did happen in afghanistan, when you have time. until then, andy mccabe would like to put a finer point on the matter, he is the former high-level fbi official who was canned for lying and corruption, a model federal employee. when he speaks you can hear the moral authority in his voice, gravelly and resident like cigarette smoke, you're going to want to listen carefully to what he has to say. according to his considered judgment, donald trump's voters are very much very much like isis, listen to this. >> when we looked at those americans who traveled to syria for the purpose of joining the islamic state, when you put all those faces and names down in one place, you had doctors, lawyers -- some people are very vulnerable and drawn into that core lie of any extremist movement and that is exactly what we are seeing now with this particular group of trump

and so that's why the people of pang stan shows ibrahn hahn and the most population leader. >> he has a daughter that is a very -- a great record of being an honest man and he's a great leader. and that's why they elected him. now -- now, that the only complaint about the position which is hiding behind economic figures or through -- through protests is because in ran hahn is going after them because he wants as the people mandated him to get the moneys -- stolen money back from abroad. they's why they're taking like this. i must say that why is it that right from the outset -- >> the economy -- you know we were already in a highly dire situation. and that's why people were saying why do you go for a doctor. i am not bell. this is whathe left, pakistan basically after we came into the power, our first job was to stabilize the economy. artificially worked the dollar value just to encourage imported. and if they had made it as an import, and particularly their reports were shrinking. so we stabilized and brought it to its real value. and as a result our foreign debt would increase. seco

we are so sorry for your loss with tommy, stan kasten. >> thank you, mayor. i moved here because he once told me it is 86 in january here , people do not believe me but here we are. i want to express my thanks to all the people that the mayor mentioned, this is only the result of so many people having to pitch in. adversity reveals who you are, none of us like adversity and needless to say we are all -- we have all lived through the worst year imaginable in terms of adversity. on the field, the dodgers showed they can overcome that adversity and similarly, off the field, we are very proud that we have been able to show who we are through adversity. from becoming the world's largest copings -- covid testing center to becoming a very large and important polling place in november. to the drive through christmas extravaganza we had for our community and now today, what is on its way to becoming the world's largest vaccination center. four 50 years -- for 60 years, this community has supported the dodgers and we are honored to be able to support our community in t

meanwhile, on the inaugural stans, celebrities were taking their prices -- their places. representing their governments, directly behind the podium where the president will be sworn in, the camera picked out margaret chase smith, and former republican presidential candidate from new york. the governor of south carolina. the famous marine band played many courses as the guests continue to file in. headed by general omar bradley, the joint chiefs of arrive, to salute a new officer soon to be their new commander-in-chief. members of the highest court in the land, led by chief justice benson. on the way to the inaugural platform, president truman was escorted through the rotunda. the next first lady of the land, and ex-president herbert hoover arrived on the stand. once more, this instrument received uploads from the crowd. next to appear with the vice president elect, richard nixon. his entrance being bent with a spontaneous cheer from the tremendous crowd. last to arrive with the general, escorted through the rotunda by senator bridgers and others. the president-elect appea

throughout the year, kennedy assembled a group of men with an intellectual stan, and with records as doers. among them, fowler hamilton. heading a new foreign aid agency. john dahl bread, ambassador to india. and when russia, ambassadors from japan. thomas fan letter, nato ambassador. theodore moscow so alliance for progress head -- assistants secretary of state for africa. sergeants driver, head of the new piece court. and -- adelaide stevenson, un ambassador. william foster -- and jean ross, secretary of state. state of the union address in january, mr. kennedy put his new program squarely before the people. he had than a senator, now he appeared before his former fellow congressman, in the new role of president. >> 1961 will not be easy. >> these were the elected representatives of 185 million citizens. the success of the new presidents program rested primarily on their approval. the embodies the will of the people, these were the people's representatives -- kennedy faced international problems from the beginning. and laos, -- communists were threatening the press conference said,

in good shape there because stan amman's provide valuable support during crises something that dr legged cat and his dog slow already know dogs can be really heroes and lifesaver it's what you say about that show. what kind of any moves to what doctors and nurses can't. even good. 39. passengers here are in for a ride. to drivers here need nerves of steel. while passengers here can get an eyeful along the way. of taxis accommodate passengers all over the world on. the drive an hour ceiling. read. the. whole. w.'s crime fighters are back to get a good laugh or go. most successful radio drama series continues all of us odes are available online course you can share and discuss on t w africa's facebook page and other social media platforms such crime fighter 2 minnow. were all set to go. as we take on the. ball about the story that matters. to policemen following. the fire made. frank food. international gateway to the best connection self road and trail. located in the heart of europe connected to the. experience on standing shopping and dining offers and trialling services. biala gassed a

always in streams, hills and valleys, with patches of stans -- farms.ach family was closer together. because we live close to the land and the seasons, growing things, and helped us feel closer to god. oh, it was backbreaking work farming in those days. when i see how farming is done today, it is hard to remember our first scratchings of the earth to the end of a stick. you cannot believe how much easier and made the work all over the world. >> because of mechanization in this country, only 5% of our people farm anymore. yet the nation is the best fed it ever was. and we supply a lot of food to other countries. >> better farm tools solved one problem but raised new ones. farm workers were free to go into other production. other production was needed. but how could they go? travel, i mean. >> right, no highways. >> but there were waterways. ally, mates, i am interrupting something, i hope. >> jack, there you are, jonathan. >> judgment, this is jack. -- gentlemen, this is jack. professor hardin. >> hello, captain. >> here is another one of your ancestors,

. >> now the stan is excited to study in england, where her beloved characters also went to school.tories, still meaningful to the adult she has become. >> dreaming that there can be good and that we all exist in this joyful universe, that does not have any constraint. >> while. after she graduates from oxford she plans to go to law school. she is also a talented artist. you saw some of her artwork in the story. she says it is a way for her to document the immigrant experience. to learn more about students rising above, and it's dollars, go to our website, kpix.com. >>> now at six, her edd debit card was one of thousands hacked and drained. now one bay area woman is taking on bank of america. >> i want our voices to be heard. >>> plus a new plan to ramp up vaccine distribution in santa clara county but will supply keep up with demand? >>> a potentially risky combination, a warm weekend and dangerous surf. >>> now at six, a major development for tens of thousands of californians to -- who fell victim to regard hacks. >> we were the first to report on epidemic of debit card hacks, ken

but let's start with what's new because stan coles is the table shell because phil's coach this season challenged with saving them from the drop. meanwhile 2nd from bottom lines introduced 3 new faces christian hydel return says the club scene chairman former coach martin schmidt is now the new sporting director and he and the virtuous and interim coach to little says celebrating the league's longest serving coach kissed him. and will be taking a closer look at by ends title rival domains of payments most books started the year ahead of them in the table. like stationer unbeaten in 8 matches but didn't have it easy against lucky should. leave it to them with peter bhatia still caught on by and we start with that match against frankfurt. live a coup is a law famous in germany for their ability to pull at the final hurdle always the runner up never the champ. pits of bosses aiming to change that image leverkusen have kept pace of behind this season but lost the defending champions last match to. pouncing back is the sign of a true title contender them. and leverkusen is opponents funk fo

and efficacy of vaccines available and he has one such question you sent to a science correspondent stan mcwilliams. do that back scenes prevent infections entirely or do they just reduce your symptoms if you catch the virus. ok to answer this we need to go over the basics of how immune response works in a healthy adult immunologists distinguish between 2 different aspects of it the innate and the adaptive immune responses and you can think of the innate responses as kind of the body's shock troops its different components react quickly and and nonspecifically to invaders especially those the body has never encountered before new pathogens also set an adaptive response in motion as the body learns to home in on the invader churning out antibodies to flag it up so it's a highly specific killer cells and can recognise and and dispose of it the adaptive response which takes time to kick in also retains a memory of the invader that allows the body to respond quickly if it ever encounters the same pathogen again and you become immune to it however in new is kind of a loose term it just means

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and efficacy of vaccines available and he has one such question you sent to a science correspondent stan mcwilliams. that scenes prevent infections entirely are do they just reduce your symptoms if you catch the virus. ok to answer this we need to go over the basics of how immune response works in a healthy adult immunologists distinguish between 2 different aspects of it the innate and the adaptive immune responses and you can think of the innate response as as kind of the body's shock troops its different components react quickly and and nonspecifically to invaders especially those the body has never encountered before new pathogens also set an adaptive response in motion as the body learns to home in on the invader churning out antibodies to flag it up so it's a highly specific killer cells can can recognise and and dispose of it the adaptive response which takes time to kick in and also retains a memory of the invader that allows the body to respond quickly if it ever encounters the same pathogen again and you become immune to it however in new kind of a loose term it just means that

stan the speech capability of these prehistoric people. braincase often on that starts is.ery different from that of anatomical and modern humans for example of flat forehead and strong grow riches along gated flats karl this is a robust male he died at an age of 42 years. the shape of the brain is very typical and is unique under the false sense of the word . see more for the logic of structure often under tired brain cases as throng lee different from that of another tommy kelly modern humans the parts internal structure isn't well known yet. we may never be able to create an anatomical profile of the neanderthal brain. but scientists can use their knowledge of modern human brain structure to study that of these prehistoric people especially their cognitive abilities. because when we talk about cognition you know mark mission is partly a factor of my brother in the most part in fact of all of biology heritage a part in fact environment but there's also all the other support around me you know i'm not very clever unless of got a smart phone in my hand these days or a ruler

the bottom of the table where shall kiss it stuck and at the top where byron have the chance to make stan their lead after their 2 closest rivals both lost on saturday. shall care held the fort for 33 minutes when byron broke the deadlock. those 1st left us were commish and then thomas miller completely on marked. after the break the defending did not improve and by and got their 2nd robert lewandowski bundling in his 23rd goal of the season already one small commish was the provider this time with a long range pass to find the league's leading scorer. commish then made it a hat trick of assists teeing up thomas miller for his 2nd and byron's 3rd. the reigning champions now have a comfortable 7 point cushion in 1st place while shell could only have 7 points in total and look ever more likely to go down. ski slopes in france remain closed due to the coronavirus pandemic box in one end result of the snow must go on its own of decided to go ahead with its annual snow sculpture competition now in its 38 year 15 teams vied for top prize this year's winner was. an ahl called the flight of sun.

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who has no desire to stay in bosnia and no intention of returning to talk to stan and this is not who or what are you doing do you have water can i have nothing. europe have everything. had food is good go to school and everything. will. be as soon as it gets warmer for once to make a new attempt to cross the border into croatia but for the time being he has no choice but to stick it out here in the mud rain and bitter cold. the austrian town of bill is mainly known for its extensive skiing slopes in the auld buds last year it's made headlines for becoming one of europe's 1st coronavirus hot spots for almost a year now the town has been on shaky ground despite ideal snow this year tourists are nowhere to be seen austria's key villages are in lockdown that means trouble for a band had sung out he and his family run a hotel and a bar which are popular among lovers of appreciate parties now he only has his animals to keep him company. sango is only busy running a 5 star hotel to restaurants and the priest keep his family owns in his stall is never has so much time for examples he comes h

stan for. language course in. video order. any time anywhere. w. . needed. but i mean there's nothing here to remind me of my birthplace. that there was once a beautiful square more enough square i remember trees the benches. there's room for bush. i was born in warsaw into a traditional jewish family. i went to a priest. cool for jewish children where they taught polish and at home we spoke yiddish but i had no problem with the polish language we spoke that too. usually. more you were just to inject code in my parents lived in warsaw my grandparents to . we lived to 91 july streets or book by the gate was a tiny shop disc which was owned by a jewish neighbor. shots. he had a straight wait for time just to chase fingers together with a needle to review in the end of course he made a huge impression on os kids and it would be horrified if i only out sort of he had a daughter called long the other who was friends with my sister initially for person we have just by normal neighbors. nobody peter moylan my street was no holy p.s.v. sometimes i can see it more cl

her sons to watch her so that that is among the thousands of grieving has auto mothers in of ghana stan who followed this routine her sons were killed in an attack on the shia community in november. my youngest son answered my call from the hospital he said his brother was injured and asked me to go to the hospital as soon as i can when i arrived at the doctors were around him and he was dying i left him and went to find my eldest son but he was dead. most of the people buried did the cemetery in the central city of by me on our hands are as their leaders say since the 1990 s. they are the most persecuted ethnic group in afghanistan the un's human rights commission estimates more than a 1000 have zorro's have been killed or injured in incidents of targeted attacks beheadings and kidnapping. young men many of whom have been wounded in the attacks say they're forming their own militia they say thousands of them are now united to fight for their own protection i saw has claimed responsibility for recent attacks but many here accuse the taliban of targeting has are as the taliban has told a

a recent wave of targeted assassinations and threats is also forcing many of of ghana's stans most educated people to leave and peace talks between the government and the taliban in doha have stalled. after they started the negotiations the violence has increased if we have hope why should we leave our country why should we accept the risk of this journey because my children in the morning and they asked me to bring something for them after work but i told them let's go now and buy that for you now because i don't know if i will be coming bourke. and so no weed in his family are joining the thousands to cross this mountains and to look for peace in what they hope will be their final destination europe contra for al-jazeera kabul. the prime minister of democratic republic of congo has resigned following a no confidence vote in parliament president felix suggested katie can now appoint a new premier to replace him and he has the opportunity to rid the government of his predecessor chairs of capello's allies should k.v. who took office in 2019 will also be able to push through his own policies

advocates see her taking that stan was just was just so important to me. it matters a lot to us. another bay area chef robert dorsey, who attended the same elementary school is harris decided to do inauguration dinners $46 for the 46th president and bay area based smitten ice cream also wanted to honor harris's work to help other women with their m v p madam vice president special and she did. molted salted vanilla with akane pre leans, so there's an m a, b and b in their portion of all of the sales of the flavor goes to support women in need all about. women, uplifting women, and so that's a lot of what we're trying to do here and symbolize with this tribute. many of the business owners say that they've had such high demand they're considering adding the inauguration day specials to their regular menus. for many, ah, moment in history to savor. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. a special tribute to dr martin luther king jr in pittsburgh. tonight soldiers nonprofit of pittsburgh had their 20th annual tribute to the civil rights leader in front of city hall. this year. the theme

dan kerman kron 4 news stan. thank you and coming up at 6.30 we'll get details about another big group of california has now approved to get the vaccine will tell you who and when and that's in about 20 minutes. >>a bay area-based transportation company that was stalled by the pandemic has turn some of its buses into mobile covid testing centers one rolled out an alameda county last week and more are headed for several other bay area communities in the days ahead kron four's maureen kelly reports. >>today the alameda county bus test express help get people tested for covid-19 in berkeley starting next week more of these rolling clinics, the can each provide up to 500 tests a day will hit the roads between 5 other bay area counties as well moving at the direction of the local public health agencies, the idea of turning what used to be a tour bus or commuter coach into a mobile testing pop up came after the pandemic put the brakes on a local transportation company store coach ways when the pandemic at all the buses

and internationally because our stan nobody knows how to surrender countless no story time to call them that the left government or the other governments won't pursue them in the same light just 10 years ago a sense was being celebrated he was winning many awards then came the counterstrikes for more than one government indeed rich you know songes impact on investigative journalism the practice of it was widely acknowledged celebrated the but quite quickly the tide turned when he became the subject of that swedish investigation into allegations of sexual assault it was dropped but not before he taken refuge in the ecuadorian embassy in london he spent 7 years that reportedly being spied on through audio and video surveillance that we've been provided to the cia he was arrested by the u.k. police in 29. and he's been held ever since in the top security prison in the u.k. now campaigners and even the united nations have argued that the conditions that you and the songes been subjected to over the past 10 years have been a violation of his human rockets and let's not forget richard that ex

stan has suffered since independence following the collapse of the soviet union in the early 30 years ago the long term in the snows and more long term all bikers subject to power off lost his father his mother and son when he was in prison so he understands a hard life he's a sincere guy he has an open heart and he would do a lot for ordinary people compete to other politicians who say one thing but think and do another to power off as honest and with god's help he will be our leader there are at least 15 other candidates running in this presidential election but analysts say none of them have the level of support the souther to power off has in rural communities of kyrgyzstan a little those 3 months ago to power for serving a jail term for kidnapping a crime he says he never committed because he wasn't in the country at the time it happened he was freed from prison by supporters in protests off the october was parliamentary election an election that was made invalid because of widespread allegations of vote buying. spoke to supporters on the last day of his presidential campaign in

ballot is likely to become the next chance for the to close to expires in october peter all of a break stan the candidates. the c.d.u. party the christian democratic union will elect a new leader this weekend it will see who should be the next contender to be the chancellor of germany who will replace angle americal when she steps down she confirmed again during her new year's address that she would not be running for the chancellor shift in september's vote we had heard from her 1st way back in 2018 saying she wasn't going to stand again this 4th term as my last as german chancellor at the 2021 problem and a real action i will not put forward my candidacy for the chancellor she began so who's in the running to replace a well the leader of the state of north rhine-westphalia in live shot at 59 years old he's a real big ally of angular merkel very much seen as the continuity counted it then there's friedrich minutes at 65 the oldest in the running he is a multi-millionaire corporate lawyer a long term rival of. then there's nobody to get 55 the youngest in the race and he is currently the ch

ludo stan arrived at the pentagon shortly after his senate confirmation his 1st day shed you will include your cool with nato secretary general and a briefing on the coronavirus pandemic good to see you guys just. like you being here look forward to working with you earlier the retired army general had shattered a racial barrier in the united states by becoming the 1st african-american secretary of defense he was confirmed with overwhelming bipartisan support from democrats and republicans the yeas are 93 the nays are 2 and the nomination is confirmed security analysts say his appointment symbolizes a turning point in the fight against systemic racism it's so significant because many black thousands and thousands black soldiers have served since the american revolutionary war and why did it take so long well we know we have systemic barriers institutional issues that prevent these type of things from happening so this is so significant austin says his main priority so deterring any threat posed by china and routing out domestic stream is him but some analysts say it's unlikely they'll be

and efficacy of vaccines available and he has one such question you sent to a science correspondent stan mcwilliams. that scenes prevent infections entirely are do they just reduce your symptoms if you catch the virus. ok to answer this we need to go over the basics of how immune response works in a healthy adult immunologists distinguish between 2 different aspects of it the inmate and the it down to veneer and responses and you can think of the innate response as as kind of the body's shock troops its different components react quickly and and nonspecifically to invaders especially those the body has never encountered before new pathogens also set an adaptive response in motion as the body learns to home in on the invader churning out antibodies to flag so so highly specific killer cells can can recognize and and dispose of it the adaptive response which takes time to care can also retains a memory of the invader that allows the body to respond quickly if it ever encounters the same pathogen again and you become immune to it however in new is kind of a loose term it just means that you

and efficacy of vaccines available and he has one such question you sent to a science correspondent stan mcwilliams. that seems prevent infections entirely or do they just reduce your symptoms if you catch the virus. ok to answer this we need to go over the basics of how immune response works in a healthy adult immunologists distinguish between 2 different aspects of it the innate and the adaptive immune responses and you can think of the innate responses as kind of the body's shock troops its different components react quickly and and nonspecifically to invaders especially those the body has never encountered before new pathogens also set an adaptive response in motion as the body learns to home in on the invader churning out antibodies to flag it up so it's a highly specific killer cells can recognise and and dispose of it the it out of response which takes time to kill can also retains a memory of the invader that allows the body to respond quickly if it ever encounters the same pathogen again and you become immune to it however in new. just means that you are resistant to developing

i'm just very mindful that the guy you collaborated with on the film, the australian dream, stan grante the film, is a big part of the film, he talked about, as a young person, growing up with such a sense of shame. he said, "to be aboriginal in my youth was to be ashamed, "ashamed of our poverty, ashamed of the secondhand "clothes, the secondhand lifestyle, the broken glass, "the constant movement, " and yet you then became a standout athlete. how difficult was it to have a foot in both worlds? we still have a foot in both worlds, steve. i think most indigenous people live in two worlds. the western world and a culture, spiritual world of the indigenous ancestry that we have which has a lot of trauma and baggage and hopelessness, disadvantage that's been passed on from generation to generation. so what we tend to do is create role models and be able to break down those barriers that i keep talking about for our future generations to understand that it does take hard work to be successful and you're going to have to work harder than non—indigenous people if you want to be successful be

personnel a recent wave of targeted assassinations and threats is also forcing many of of ghana's stans most educated people to leave and peace talks between the government and the taliban in doha have stalled. after they started the negotiations the violence has increased if we have hope why should we leave our country why should we accept the risk of this journey because my children in the morning and they asked me to bring something for them after work but i told them let's go now and buy that for you now because i don't know if i will be coming back. and so no weed in his family are joining the thousands to cross those mountains and to look for peace in what they hope will be their final destination europe contra for al-jazeera kabul. sudan's deteriorating economy has sparked protests in the capital khartoum and other states the crisis contributed to the toppling of the country's longtime leader omar al bashir almost 2 years ago now but after nearly 18 months under a new administration there's no sign of relief as al-jazeera is here but morgan now reports. this has become a way of e

whoever you borrowed it from and while up profit this was supposed to be the stop in game stop but then stan really go according to plan a bunch of crazy guys from reddit essentially decided to give the middle finger to wall street they did this using with call a short squeeze they started buying a bunch of game stop shares which made their price skyrocket like thousands of percent and now these poor hedge fund guys have to return all that. they borrowed and a huge loss they're going bankrupt because they lost billions of dollars and wall street is very mad so are the politicians behind them but the answer that sees this whole thing as karmic justice because wall street has been playing this game for literally years hence all the means. being the sore losers that they are wall street is now trying to make a point that regular people should not be allowed to buy or sell stock only wall street robinhood in online stock trading platform has already barred its users from buying any more against up shares and now they're getting sued regular people are just now buying bad stocks all over the plac

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