u. health pass after suffering a record economic drop last year. the recovery has been called an uncertain ascent from the abyss. france is also adopting that pass, but it's yet to fully lift. it's covered 1900 restrictions. the 1st wave of travelers will still have to keep the rules on indoor dining and evening curfews. but not all countries are as eager to start. reopening german leaders are hesitant to live restrictions after holiday makers caused a surgeon cobra 1900 cases last year. they've also imposed compulsory quarantine on travelers from the u. k. ah, all right, let's bring in our guess in london, sharon livingston, founder of the travel magazine dot net, an online travel website. inverse berg o rick brook in our political analyst professor at stanford university in berlin. and also in london, richard wood, director of fleet street clinic and a specialist and travel medicine. a warm welcome to you all sharon, let me start with you today. by and large. from your perspective, do you believe that most countries are well prepared to start wel

. >>> u-penn health systems is the latest employer to require its workers to get vaccinated. it encroaches on employee freedom. lydia hu is live in plainsboro township, new jersey, to tell us why they believe they can force workers to get the shot. >> reporter: hi there, liz. last week when the policy was announced, the ceo of the university of pennsylvania health system said he felt the system needed to take the lead, and this employer mandate requiring our employees across the entire health system to get the vaccine in order to help end the pandemic. when they did that, they joined a growing lust of other companies that have already issued similar mandates. most of them are health care systems like houston methodist hospital. delta requiring the vaccine for new hires and broad production hamilton requiring it of all employees. lawyers generally say that these mandates are on good legal ground, that companies can do this especially in the health care setting, and that means that employers can use their disciplinary processes to enforce it including possibly termination. watc

u s. healthng to boost the number of people getting shot says those numbers continue to slide nationally, providers 35% of the population is now fully vaccinated with 46% partially vaccinated. vermont has the highest number of vaccinations. mississippi has the lowest. children 12 to 15 years old can now get fighters coronavirus vaccine. the vote by a cdc committed today clears the way for millions of additional shots to be given out all across the country. fox news aisha hostage has more on how states are getting ready to roll out the vaccine to younger teens. cdc panel voted wednesday to recommend visors vaccine for kids 12 to 15 years old benefits far outweigh the risks. i think this will provide protection for 12 to 15 year old. it'll decrease transmission within their families. this just two days after the fda gave the green light, saying is safe and effective for that age group, states and cities are already laying out their plans to administer the vaccine to young teens, with some even offe

u. -made bombs. health officials in gaza say the dead include 61 children and 36 women. over 1400 palestinians have been injured. other are internally displaced 58,000 and facing shortages of food, medicine, and supplies. on sunday, six-year-old suzy eshkuntana was pulled from the rubble of her gaza city home after an airstrike killed her mother andll four of her siblings. her father riyad was the only other member of her family to survive. >> i ran to check on the girls. we took the girls out of the room and then a second airstrike at the room. i could feel the ceilings wer destroyed and i was left under the rubble. the last moment, i saw my wife. she threw herself on the floor and concrete fell on her head. amy: an israeli airstrike monday damaged the office of qatar's red crescent. another strike damaged the only covid-19 testing laboratory in gaza. meanwhile, a clinic run by doctors without borders was hit by an israeli strike on sunday. the world health organization reports israeli attacks have damaged at least 18 hospitals and clinics in gaza. meanwhile, the white

u. c. berkeley public health professor arthur wrangled is chair of the group and expects it will be approved for distribution thursday. these vaccines have gone through thorough testing. we know as much about their safety as we know have known about the safety of virtually every other vaccine, really hoping that will just be a matter of hours before we get that final approval, and moran that we can start getting shots in the arms, dr matt willis, the marin county health officer, says parents will need to give consent. they're minor. then there's another part of that registration process that has to authorize that apparent consent for that vaccine. ready walk up option. the parent needs to be present our first, vaccination sites that schools are scheduled for this friday. so friday, saturday, sunday monday, contra costa county is also partnering with schools. these will be family community sites. so anybody it's not just students that can come there, their parents can come and get their vaccines. also it's unclear, though, how many parents will get their children back? fascinated we might wai

doctor john swartzberg from the u c berkeley school of public health. thank you so much for joining us. you're welcome. thank you. thank you. still to come this schedule is out. we're taking a look at what the niners will be up against this season as the team gets set to play or through. >> it's new quarterback trey lance and a new government program could help you save big on your internet. bill, how you can sign up. >> and you might need those savings because the price at the pump is going up why californians are paying more for gas. >> it's crazy. but you got you got to buy your gas right. got to get around. but i don't know what's causing it. >> but a as of right now, almost everyone that still drives old-school causes paying more for gas and unexpected pipeline shutdown. the east coast as cause price increases and paddock by hackers. but here in california, the reasons for the spike or a whole different story. experts say increased demand is what's pushing up prices here with more counties moving into the yellow tier people are getting going back t

is this is just absolutely wonderful news for kids doctor john schwartz broke with u c berkeley school of public health says the science shows a safety for kids. however, acknowledges just like the vaccine for adults. there is hesitancy for signing up kids and for that he recommends. >> i certainly understand parents being apprehensive about anything, but it has to come with health of their children are so parents need to be informed about the safety and efficacy of the vaccine they have to be in for. well about the risks of not vaccinating your children and to be able to weigh those carefully not by being informed by social media. but they being informed of the of the really good science that we have. doctor willis has this about children. the choice to vaccinate is not just. >> to protect yourself or your child is to protect your job, your family. >> their classmates, their friends and the community. you know, your neighbors and so there really is a matter of a community responsibility. community welfare that we all choose to get to re says stasio kron 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news

it's a polish government or it's a french government or it's a secretary general of god health organization or the u n general secretary and when you're with tariffs everyone is supporting this waiver only the german government is on the side of the pharmaceutical industry i don't think that this is a very wise decision. very little immediate impact because of bottlenecks in manufacturing and delivery of vaccines what impact do you think a waiver would actually have. we have seen this this report from india a few minutes ago and the indian government was asking begging on the side of south africa for such a way of they are not all stupid people there and over a 100 governments are asking for this waiver i don't think that the german government is much wider if it is only bringing a little bit to help this covert crisis we should do it. trade representative of the u.s. government catherine tate has said it we are in extraordinary circumstances and this needs extraordinary measures we are supporting the u.s. government but our government doesn't the german government said intellectual property is a so

although covid-19 has not been a severe and children, it's still a big concern for their health and the entire u. s population, according to stanford infectious diseases expert. after yvonne maldonado, who's helping to conduct the fizer trial. people under 18 or 85 million individuals and about 20 to 25% of the u. s population, doctor maldonado says the child vaccine trials are following strict safety guidelines. these trials are being conducted in virtually the same way that every other pediatric vaccine. is done. so the same safety protocols. fighter is hoping that the vaccine for 12 to 15 year olds will get emergency use authorization when the fda reviews the data next week, and dr maldonado says data for the youngest cohort of the children under two years old probably will not be complete until the end of the year. julie jana katsuyama reporting live tonight. thanks, jenna. still ahead here legalizing the sale of home cooked food. the decision made today in alameda county, and how soon it could go into effect. also a japanese arts and cultural center in the south bay in danger of closing, so

both new health orders are set to go into effect tomorrow, more than 60% of eligible adults in the u. s have received at least one dose of the corona virus vaccine, and health officials say that is helping to push down infection rates to their lowest level in 13 months. the white house coronavirus task force says the u. s has made tremendous strides in the effort to battle the virus, but also reiterated that students will be required to wear a mask and social distance for the rest of the school year even if they're fully vaccinated. past week has been a big week with progress and milestones that set us on a path out of this pandemic. we should all have cautious optimism. cases have continued to the crease and have not been this low since spring of last year. hospital admissions are down that's are down and we are vaccinating between 1.5 million and two million people her day. white house officials say the biden administration has secured enough vaccine supply for all eligible americans. more than 27 million doses are scheduled to go out across the country this week. get him tomorrow.

u c. berkeley public health professor arthur wrangled is chair of the group and expects it will be approved for distribution thursday. these vaccines have gone through thorough testing. we know as much about their safety as we know have known about the safety of virtually every other vaccine we've ever introduced. we're really hoping that i'll just be a matter of hours before we get that final approval, and moran that we could start getting shots in the arms. dr matt willis, the marin county health officer, says parents will need to give consent if they're less than 18 years old. some of their minor then there's another part of that registration process that has to authorize that a parent consent for that vaccine for any walk up option. the parent needs to be present our first, huh? vaccination sites that schools are scheduled for this friday. so friday, saturday, sunday monday, all the students who want this vaccination between 12 and 15 range will have both doses prior to the end of the school year. contra costa county is also partnering with schools. it will be in all part of contra cost

on saturday, health officials in the u. k announced two doses of the visor or astrazeneca vaccines are highly effective against the variants first detected in india. and the united kingdom officials are now urging people to get their second shots as soon as possible. that means that we can be confident that our national strategy for dealing with this pandemic is on track and is the right one but what it means for every single person watching easy these even maurin porton than it was before to get the second job, health experts say. not enough americans have been vaccinated yet to claim victory over the pandemic. federal officials are now making a push to vaccinate children ages 12 to 15 as the vaccination effort moves to the next phase or the end of this county year. it's likely that we'll have enough information to vaccinate children of any age. in los angeles. year in which testing was the primary weapon against the virus. now, well vaccinated, people can still catch the virus, they face little risk of serious illness fro

u. s. is also sending a team of public health experts to help india respond to the pandemic in north carolinas watson fox news. l. a county says they are starting to see their vaccination numbers beginning to decline. the percentage of residents there who are fully vaccinated is 36. meantime, some vaccination sites of the county of reporting a 50% decrease in appointments, leaving many slots unfilled that has prompted one of the nation's largest mass vaccination sites. dodger stadium to close at the end of may months ago, the parking lot was bustling with activity, but now the city run side sees little traffic day to day. ah problem seen countywide. great as the medical. the mega fights have been, and they were fantastic. um one off the blowback was just the distance for some people and then the long lead time. another concern, health officials say, is what appears to be a lack of people returning for their second dose, a percentage of the cases are attributed to computing errors in the database, but some people do appear to be skipping that second shot to help vaccinations keep moving. count

u. n. is told a meeting of global health ministers that the world is at war against k with 19 and 20 good harish was addressing health ministers from all over the world as they take part in the virtual world health assembly. the 8 day event will discuss missteps in the response to the pandemic. and how to ensure greater access to health care. ousted me a molly, the unsung suit. she has appeared in court the 1st time since february. her lawyers are able, were able to meet her for about 30 minutes and said that she had healthy sushi faces charges of incitement to sedition, violating state secrets and other offences. the 1st men suspected of all crimes and sedans, da, for conflict to the paid before the international criminal court. abraham is charles with $31.00 counts of crimes against humanity, including rape and killing civilians. you can holiday stories calls on a website, or is there a dot com is updated through the day when you have me in half now next it's people in power to stay with us. me. ah ah, ah. back in 2014 people in power investigated at these really alms industry had become a wor

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23,000 weapons without serial numbers were seized by law enforcement from 2016 to 2020 public health officials in the u. s say they may finally have a grip on covid-19 with hospitalizations, deaths and new covid case is declining rapidly. fox's jonathan syria has more from atlanta. after more than a year of masks and social distancing, doctors are close to containing the covid-19 outbreak, thanks to vaccines more than 150 million americans have gotten at least one shot and 110 million are fully vaccinated, helping to push infection rates to a seven month lo were now averaging about 45,000 new cases per day. ah 13% decline from last week. most of those cases are younger americans who have been getting vaccinated at a much slower pace than their parents and grandparents. we have a long way to go to get young americans vaccinated on lee about 1/5 of 18 to 29 year olds and less than one third of 32 39 year olds are fully vaccinated, a big part of reaching her immunity will be expanding access in the coming days. the fda is expected to give the green light to start using fighters vaccine on 12 through fifth

u. n, it was addressing health ministers from all over the world who are taking part in a virtual world health assembly. the session is expected to focus on post pandemic reforms. when mary louise nicole is, is a member of the w. h o covered 1900 group, and she's also a professor of epidemiology, health care infection and infectious diseases control at the university of new south wales. and she is joining us now. thank you very much indeed for being with us to those of us who have been watching this from the outside. the problems actually seem obvious. the disparity between you, between richard and poor countries, access to the vaccine, through the kovak system. the politics getting involved the money in getting involved. how do you begin to fix those issues when they're on such a significant scale? and they are on a very significant scale. so at the moment of the world assembly has just started on the 24th of made. it will continue for 9 days, and there are 2 committees can be a and b and they will community a will receive 3 reports and one of them will be on the independent report for

u resources. as we can identify in terms of a public health emergency that needs to be tackled head of >> reporterso the odds of winning megamillions is about one in 300 million. the odds of winning california's vaccine lottery are substantially better. with 22 million vaccinated californians and ten $1.5 million prizes. one in 2.2 million. >> the odds may decrease but it's gonna make all of us more safe. >> reporter: we all win the lottery if we cut out covid, but don't get a second round of vaccines to improve your chances. >> the odds slightly better than the lottery. >>> next week marks the sweepstakes for those getting a shot. those include past super bowl tickets a european or caribbean cruise or a long weekend in bermuda. >>> jimmy kimmel will have a surprise guest during his monologue on tonight's episode. >> inviting one or two vaccinated people per week to sit in our audience. tonight we are joined by -- what is your name? >> gavin. >> how are ya? >> oh, we know him. you can see what governor has to say about the vaccine lottery and the recall and much more. right after abc 7 news at 11:

u resources. as we can identify in terms of a public health emergency that needs to be tackled head of >> reporterso the odds of winning megamillions is about one in 300 million. the odds of winning california's vaccine lottery are substantially better. with 22 million vaccinated californians and ten $1.5 million prizes. one in 2.2 million. >> the odds may decrease but it's gonna make all of us more safe. >> reporter: we all win the lottery if we cut out covid, but don't get a second round of vaccines to improve your chances. >> the odds slightly better than the lottery. >>> next week marks the sweepstakes for those getting a shot. those include past super bowl tickets a european or caribbean cruise or a long weekend in bermuda. >>> jimmy kimmel will have a surprise guest during his monologue on tonight's episode. >> inviting one or two vaccinated people per week to sit in our audience. tonight we are joined by -- what is your name? >> gavin. >> how are ya? >> oh, we know him. you can see what governor has to say about the vaccine lottery and the recall and much more. right after abc 7 news at 11:

health. doctor rally. good to get you on here today. let's start with the idea of whether or not we can actually reach herd immunity here in the u. that is much talked about right now. early on. that was the goal, but but a lot of public health experts seem to think that that may be out of reach to do you agree? so you know, i was one of those soko old experts who predicted that may we may be able to reach her immunity by this fall, or maybe even earlier. but, you know, i did some deep thinking and i recognize that that may be a total task. you know, i asked myself okay. how many vaccine preventable. respiratory infections. disease uh, have we been able to reach her immunity with the vaccine, and i can't think of any souto influenza. we haven't reached the herd immunity. pneumococcal uh, memorial weapon reached herd immunity. and so you know, why was i thinking that invest in a year of rollout of the vaccine that we would reach her community so but still that important concept that herd immunity is not something that we can really realistically cheap, but it's a goal is a goal that if we don't have this kind of gold, i think we'r

is this is just absolutely wonderful news for kids doctor john schwartz broke with u c berkeley school of public health says the science shows a safety for kids. however, acknowledges just like the vaccine for adults. there is hesitancy for signing up kids and for that he recommends. >> i certainly understand parents being apprehensive about anything, but it has to come with health of their children are so parents need to be informed about the safety and efficacy of the vaccine. they have to be informed. well about the risks of not vaccinating your children. and to be able to weigh those carefully not by being informed by social media. but they are being informed of the of the really good science that we have. doctor willis has this about children. the choice to vaccinate is not just us. >> to protect yourself or your child is to protect your job, your family. >> their classmates, their friends and the community, you know, their neighbors and so there really is a matter of a community responsibility. community welfare and that we all choose to get vaccinated and theresa kron 4 news. >> the cdc warning

is this is just absolutely wonderful news for kids doctor john schwartz broke with u c berkeley school of public health says the science shows a safety for kids. however, acknowledges just like the vaccine for adults. there is hesitancy for signing up kids and for that he recommends. >> i certainly understand parents. >> being apprehensive about anything, but it has to come with health of their children are so parents need to be informed about the safety and efficacy of the vaccine. they have to be in for well about the risks of not vaccinating your children. and to be able to weigh those carefully not by being informed by social media. but they being informed of the of the really good science that we have. doctor willis has this about children. the choice to vaccinate is not just. >> to protect yourself or your child is to protect your job, your family. >> their classmates, their friends and the community. you know, your neighbors and so there really is a matter of a community responsibility. community welfare that we all choose to get to re says stasio kron 4 news. >> the forty-niners are partnering

is this is just absolutely wonderful news for kids doctor john schwartz broke with u c berkeley school of public health says the science shows a safety for kids. however, acknowledges just like the vaccine for adults. there is hesitancy for signing up kids and for that he recommends. >> i certainly understand parents being apprehensive about anything, but it has to come with their health of their children are so parents need to be informed about the safety and efficacy of the vaccine. they have to be in for well about the risks of not vaccinating your children and to be able to weigh those carefully not by being informed by social media. but they are being informed of the of the really good science that we have doctor willis has this about children. the choice to vaccinate is not just us. >> to protect yourself or your child is protect your job, your family. >> their classmates, their friends and the community, you know, their neighbors and so there really is a matter of a community responsibility. community welfare and that we all choose to get vaccinated and theresa kron 4 news. >> millions of califo

u. s population has been vaccinated, but the number of vaccinations are dropping and more public health experts are beginning to doubt whether the country can reach herd immunity. dr anthony fauci tells w burisma. oh, is this elusive? somewhat mystical terminology of herd immunity and herd immunity threshold, and we don't know what that number is. it's an estimate, the president acknowledged the debate over herd immunity, saying the focus instead should be in making sure anyone who's eligible gets a vaccine. some republicans, though, are slamming the president, accusing him of sending mixed messages for fully vaccinated people. joe biden when he walks from the white house to the marine one helicopter should take off his mask and show americans that it's fine to start getting back to normal despite the optimism of the body administration has been a little more big about the timeline for reopening schools. the president says they'll probably reopen all schools in the fall, but the white house did not make any guarantees in washington madeleine a. vera fox news, breaking news now from mexi

although covid-19 has not been a severe and children, it's still a big concern for their health and the entire u. s population, according to stanford infectious diseases expert dr yvonne maldonado, who's helping to conduct the fizer trial. people under 18, or 85 million individuals and about 20 to 25% of the u. s. populations so it is really a good group of people to include in vaccination efforts, she says. the child vaccine trials used the same safety protocols as adult trials actually look at what's called immuno bridging, which is to look at the immune responses of the children to see if their equivalent or better than those in adults participating in the trial often opens up up access to medicines that are not yet available. on this is the reason why they send up for it. fizer is hoping the vaccine for 12 to 15 year olds will get emergency use authorization from the fda next week. dr maldonado says the data for the youngest cohort under two years old won't be ready until likely the end of this year. frank jenna, i admire that of the trial, and i know you kind of touched on this during the p

although covid-19 has not been a severe and children, it's still a big concern for their health and the entire us population, according to stanford infectious diseases expert dr yvonne maldonado, who's helping to conduct the fizer trial. people under 18, or 85 million% individuals and about 20 to 25% of the u. s. populations so it is really a good group of people to include in vaccination efforts, she says. the child vaccine trials used the same safety protocols as adult trials actually, look at what's called immuno bridging, which is to look at the immune responses of the children. to see if their equivalent or better than those in adults participating in the trial often opens up up access to medicines that are not yet available on this is the reason why they send up for it. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. san francisco is now the only bay area county and that yellow tear and with that things are changing in the city. ktvu christian captain explains how the city is updating its guidelines when it comes to wearing masks out in public. in just a matter of days, one of the most visible signs of

today, health officials in the u. you approved visors covid-19 vaccine for kids ages 12 to 15. the recommendation was based on a study of more than 2000 kids here in the u. s showing the vaccine was safe and effective, researchers say vaccinating children could be critical to stop in future outbreaks and would be an important tool to helping fight the virus. the data demonstrate that the immune response in this age group are similar, or even better than what we're seeing in young adults. defies the vaccine is already being used for teens, 16 and up in the e u on the cdc is out now what the recommendation for kids hoping to attend summer camps and the advice varies depending on vaccination status. according to the cvc fully vaccinated children and teens in camp this summer can return to normal activities and without masks or physical, distancing younger campers who are not vaccinated also don't need to wear masks outdoors, but those children who are not fully vaccinated are encouraged to wear a mask and crowded outdoor settings. also during activities that involve close contact

health ministers saying it's a hybrid of the indian and u. k. mutations of the virus and spreads quickly by air, vietnam, and successfully contain infections for most of last year. but it is now battling a new ways. and then protests have been taking place in brazil against the government handling of the pandemic. their thousands have been calling for the impeachment of president gyre both scenarios. he's been why the criticize for repeatedly downplaying the risk of covered 19 and is now being investigated by senate commission, the opposition party. the call for the demonstrations also off, protest is to show up at the rallies with mosques. illegal miners in brazil's amazon has attacked police and indigenous people this week. this is the latest in an escalation of violence in the remote northern region. thousands of mine as a defying law and supreme court orders to exploit what are supposed to be protected lands and is wanna kiana kiev reports that becoming increasingly confident after receiving what appears to be tacit support from the brazi

the health minister says it's a hybrid of the indian and u. k. mutations and spreads quickly by germany has acknowledged committed genocide in the early 19 hundreds when it controlled what is now namibia is ruled out reparations and said is agreed to more than a $1000000000.00 in development, age and support for the victims, descendants, kinds of thousands of people are thinking shelter and democratic republic of congo after all 13 or the evacuation of areas near the city of goma volcano that may abrupt again at any moment. the government says nearly 400000 people have been displaced in just a few days. and republicans in the us senate derailed an inquiry into the attack on capitol hill by donald trump. supportive democrats had wanted to set up a commission looking into the events leading up to the riots. those are you headlines we back with another news update on now to 0 after war hotel. paul county, of course india, the 6 biggest economy of pharmacy in the world behind the lumbers practice. because late the process, the world works, the com

the health minister says it's a hybrid of mutations that were 1st identified in india and the u. k. and spreads quickly in the air. vietnam had successfully contained infections for most of last year, but is now struggling with outbreaks and more than half of the country. new tremors, an eastern democratic republic of congo, off fueling fears of a 2nd volcanic eruption. tens of thousands of people have left the city of goma. dozens were killed when africa's most active volcano mountains gunnar erupt. at last week. people in garza are facing severe shortages of electricity and water remains cut off in parts of the besieged enclave. it's been more than a week now since the cx 5 between israel and him, us ended 11 days of conflict. more than 120000 palestinians have been displaced by the israeli bombardment. chelsea of bees in manchester says he one nell and porter to win the champions league for the 2nd time. they last want it in 2012. i haven't going his fence to have a champion. the goal to give chelsea the when thousands of english fans traveled to portugal to watch the game after

health workers are exhausted. the locked down those on n y and there are 201 cyrus. in the study in the u. k. his son, cobra, 900 back, seems to be highly effective against a very invest detected in india. public health england says both the finds that as presented jobs offer at least 60 percent protection to those who are fully vaccinated. but they were just 33 percent effective after one dose. the prominent iranian politicians as the countries 3 months monitoring agreement with you and nuclear watchdog has expired. radiant state news is reporting the parliamentary speakers that inspectors may no longer have access to images of nuclear science. it comes as if it's are and way between tara and the u. s. and world powers to reinstate the 2015 nuclear deal. as a beg has more this comes down to a difference between the parliament, the politicians, there were opposition. lawmakers and the government. now legislation was passed by these opposition. lawmakers that said that they wanted to wanted to restrict i a e, a inspectors and stop recording that certain nuclear sites, not the time for the husba

u. s. the data is now convincing enough to have real world consequences in a move that took a lot of experts by surprise, america's public health agency earlier this month, changed masking guidelines. it now says that fully vaccinated people can feel free to go without a mask in most situations because of those studies like this one from israel show that the number of breakthrough cases is indeed very low. and the chances that those individuals might transmit the virus to others is extremely low as well. that's kind of an about turn and it's really start some controversy. some experts don't like it or agree with the agencies decision. but i think it's fair to say that the evidence is quite strong. now that if you've been vaccinated, fully vaccinated with one of the highly effective vaccines and waited for a couple of weeks, then you're unlikely to carry the virus or, or to spread it to others. for at least a few months after vaccination, me derek williams and ben fizzle. and thanks for watching. stay safe and see you again the the me the news the news, the news, the news. ah many places apparently hydrogen is being sold as a cl

u. s. the data is now convincing enough to have real world consequences in a move that took a lot of experts by surprise, america's public health agency earlier this month, changed masking guidelines. it now says that fully vaccinated people can feel free to go without a mask in most situations. because i know studies like this one from israel show that the number of breakthrough cases is indeed very low. and the chances that those individuals might transmit the virus to others is extremely low as well. that's kind of an about turn and it's really sparked some controversy. some experts don't like it or agree with the agencies decision. but i think it's fair to say that the evidence is quite strong. now that if you've been vaccinated, fully vaccinated with one of the highly effective vaccines and waited for a couple of weeks, then you're unlikely to carry the virus or, or to spread it to others. for at least a few months after vaccination me derek williams. and i'm ben physical and thanks for watching. stay safe to see you again. ah, please listen carefully. don't know how to go. i feel the magic discovered the world around you

health services are limited. overall, india is the world's 2nd worst effective country surpassed only by the u. s. at least 21. people were killed. one extreme weather descended on an ultra marathon in northern china. hail freezing, rain and high winds hit competitors taking part in the 100 kilometer events, through mountainous region. authorities deployed hundreds of rescuers to find runners caught up in the storm. unrest of firefighters in greece have been battling the country is 1st major blade of the season in the guarantee on loans and nature conservation area. west of athens, experts warn of a huge ecological disaster. the wildfire broke out wednesday. night mountaineer are gone. go volcano in the eastern congo has erected for the 1st time in almost 2 decades with lava approaching the city of goma. the government has urged its nearly 2000000 residence to evacuate. many accused the authorities of responding to late after thousands had already fled across the nearby border. with rwanda, the slowing lava made this road impassable. when mountaineer are gone, go erupted saturday evening. people quickly packed

u. s. the data is now convincing enough to have real world consequences in a move that took a lot of experts by surprise, america's public health agency earlier this month, changed masking guidelines. it now says that fully vaccinated people can feel free to go without a mask in most situations. because enough studies like this one from israel show that the number of breakthrough cases is indeed very low. and the chances that those individuals might transmit the virus to others is extremely low as well. that's kind of an about turn and it's really sparked some controversy. some experts don't like it or agree with the agencies decision. but i think it's fair to say that the evidence is quite strong. now that if you've been vaccinated, fully vaccinated with one of the highly effective vaccines and waited for a couple of weeks, then you're unlikely to carry the virus or, or to spread it to others. for at least a few months after vaccination me derek williams and ben physical and thanks for watching. stay safe to see you again. the the the the the the, the, the, the, the, the ah, the green. see, feel worried about the me to the old

u. s trade representative catherine tyce said. this is a global health crisis and the extraordinary circumstances of the covid-19 pandemic call for extraordinary measures. ties to the u. s. will participate in negotiations it'll take time. indian south africa first pushed for a waiver in october, it would exempt wt o members from enforcing some patents with the goal of allowing drug makers in other countries to speak. get up production of generic doses. the crux of the issue. the u. s and wealthier countries have a steady vaccine supply while many poorer nations are struggling with access and distribution. this is a huge decision. it's going to mean that hundreds of countries around the world will now have access to the vaccine formula to develop. vaccine it's going to save thousands of lives by then face pressure from the international community as well as congressional democrats, like ro khanna to back the waiver. there's pushback from pharmaceutical companies that don't believe it will ramp up production instead stifling innovation and creativity. in

u. s trade representative catherine ty said. this is a global healthcrisis and the extraordinary circumstances of the covid-19 pandemic call for extraordinary measures. ties to the u. s will participate in negotiations with the world trade organization, but it'll take time. indian south africa first pushed for a waiver in october, it would exempt wt o members from enforcing some patents with the goal of allowing drug makers in other countries to speed up production of generic doses. the crux of the issue the u. s in wealthier countries have a steady vaccine supply, while many poorer nations air struggling with access and distribution. this is a huge decision. it's going to mean that hundreds of countries around the world will now have access to the vaccine formula to develop the vaccine. it's going to save thousands of lives by then face pressure from the international community as well as congressional democrats, like ro khanna to back the waiver. there's pushback from pharmaceutical companies that don't believe it will ramp up production instead stif

u. s trade representative catherine ty said. this is a global health crisis and the extraordinary circumstances of the covid-19 pandemic call for extraordinary measures. ties to the u. s. will participate in negotiations with the world trade organization, but it'll take time. indian south africa first pushed for a waiver in october, it would exempt wt o members from enforcing some patents with the goal of allowing drugs. acres in other countries to speed up production of generic doses. the crux of the issue the u. s and wealthier countries have a steady vaccine supply while many poorer nations are struggling with access and distribution. this is a huge decision. it's going to mean that hundreds of countries around the world will now have access to the vaccine formula to develop. vaccine it's going to save thousands of lives by then face pressure from the international community as well as congressional democrats, like ro khanna to back the waiver. there's pushback from pharmaceutical companies that don't believe it will ramp up production instead stifl

u. k. i only started reopening a few weeks ago. bernard smith, al jazeera parish, the post franchise health care system is in various states of collapse after infections were sharply, thanks to new variance. this is a hospital in the capitol cup, undo wear beds of run out leading patients to be treated outside. there's also a shortage of medical oxygen elf ministry as urged people to follow health guidelines warning. but the variance, a more infectious and deadly malawi, has had to burn more than 17000 doses of covered 19 vaccines because not enough people wanted them. health minister complete. they cannot come, dodo attended the iteration, lamenting the false anti vaccination propaganda is scaring people. the government hopes to build confidence in the vaccines by publicly showing that out of date jobs have been destroyed. ah, it is good to have with us. hello, adrian, sitting here and oh, how the headlines when i was 0 efforts to secure a cease fire between israel and palestinian groups appeared to be gaining traction on both sides, publicly se they'll fight on secret negotiations are sai

u. s. at least has apparently loosened that rule of thumb somewhat. and germany's health authority, the whole that conference, the to it agrees both say that if you basically only have the sniffles, then vaccinate yours can go ahead and give you a covert 19 vaccine. but if you're feeling moderately or more severely el, they say, then you should wait until you recover from whatever you have to receive one. as far as i can tell, doctors and other medical experts appear to draw the line between mild and moderate illness, largely based on the presence or the absence of fever. so. so if you just have a runny nose or a scratchy throat, but your temperature is normal or close to it, then you're apparently good to go. if you have more acute sickness, however, that involves higher fever for germany's health authority. that's, that's anything over $38.00 and a half degrees celsius. then you should wait to be vaccinated. but, but one way or the other, you need to be tested beforehand to, to rule out the possibility that you might have picked up stories, covey to and, and if it turns

u. s. states are reporting a decline in cases. public health officials say most of the new infections being reported are in younger americans who have been getting vaccinated at a slower pace than their parents and grandparents. we have to tell our our young adults to get vaccinated, too. protect the elderly who can't give vaccinated, but so far we're heading in a very, very good direction. right now. the daily average of vaccine doses has dropped about 40% since april. some public health officials say mixed messages from the white house over mask wearing could be undermining vaccine confidence. and they're urging the biden administration to provide more incentives for fully vaccinated americans, the out stated goal to get back to a normal life and remove mask restrictions was less than 10 cases. 400,000 half the country is there right now as demand for vaccinations slows, the biden administration is facing pressure to share doses with countries such as india, where new infections are surging. on monday, the world health organization reclassifi

and the u instead of the world remains at war with corona, virus, and health ministers from around the world. me to assess the state of baton dimmitt . ah welcome to the program better. this is becoming increasingly isolated by the you at force, the diversion of a passenger jet and the arrest of an opposition journalist. the block us band bellows is national airline from entering excess base and made agreeing to ramp up sanctions and billions of dollars of european investments in better roofs have been frozen. katasha butler from paris look in a little more serious scene for the 1st time since being detained in minsk, but a russian opposition journalist remark protests of age on social media. he appears to confess, but his supporters say he was likely under duress. protests of h was the target of an extraordinary intervention by bell over on sunday that has become a full blown international crisis. he was travelling on ryan air 4978 from athens, when the flight was diverted to minced from its destination vilnius. bella ross says the flight was rerouted because of a bomb threat, but you