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>>>>apan is one ofhe nationsns funding the scheme. the united states and china have not t joined. the w.h.o. says countries and charity organizations have pledged about $1.4 billionon towards vaccine development, but it says an additional $800 million are needed. >>> the u.s. national football league has levied fines totaling more than $1 milillion after th head coaches of three teams failed to wear masks during their games on sunday. u.s. media outlets report the seattle seahawks, san francisco 49ers, and denver broncos and their respective head coaches were fined monday for violating rules that require wearing masks. each team was fined $250,000 and each coach, 1 hundred thousand dollar. the nfl introduced the strict mask rules to help prevent the spread of coronavirus after its regular season opened on september 10th. during games all coaches and staff members in the bench areas are required to wear masks. ♪ >>> south korea has restated its concerns about japan's plan t t release waste water from the fukushima daiic fukushima daiichi new clear plant site into the ocean. a japan