ready when the time comes they must distribute the vaccine to hundreds of widely scattered vaccination stations quickly maintaining the extremely cold storage temperatures for the entire trip is vital. to guarantee round the clock transport for the vaccine the german government has also list of the travel ban for troops on sundays and holidays. 400000 doses of vaccine are set to be distributed in germany as a 1st step by the end of the 1st quarter will be another 11 to 13000000. the u.k. is just beginning to adjust. life outside of the e.u. after the break the transition period ended with the new year london's withdrawal from the block was at one time expected to lead to 8 jobs in the use of the financial hubs that so called prexy it boost is yet to materialize from the river thames to the river mine the german world of finance hoped that frankfurt would become the e.u.'s new financial hub 4 years ago the city expected to create 10000 new jobs but it's managed to make just 4000. wasn't 10000 is relatively easy to explain every one expected more job migration when the british government reacted

vaccination stations were set up in all municipal hospitals and clinics, every police precinct station and in private factories and offices. >> the idea that you could vaccinate 6 million people in that short period of time is stunning. it's an absolute public health triumph that they were able to do this. they saved thousands of lives. at the current time, probably the government doesn't have the kind of public health infrastructure that they'd need to be able to do this. >> trevor: honestly, guys? that is a little embarrassing. america can barely get its vaccination program off the ground, but in 1947, new york managed to vaccinate 6 million people in a month! and, sure, it was easier to vaccinate offmillion people back then. there wasn't shit else to do, you know. there was radio and three tv channels. getting stabbed with a needle was the most exciting thing you could do with your day. but the point is that america had the infrastructure and the healthcare system to handle such a huge task. although, it was 1947. so that means everything still had cocaine in it. hey! you want a vac

mydans rescue packages folded into his national vaccination program, which includes pop up vaccination stations in pharmacies and the use of the national guard and fema to help states with distribution. president elect joe biden plants issue a serious of executive orders just hours after he's sworn into office on wednesday. at noon, biden is expected to immediately rolled. back some of president trump's most controversial decisions he plans to end president trump's restriction on immigration to the u. s from some muslim majority countries. biden also plans to have the u. s rejoined the paris climate accord and issue new orders involving the pandemic. those orders include a mandate on wearing masks on all federal property and during interstate travel president look. joe biden is also planning to cancel the permit for the $9 billion. or keystone xl pipeline project. as one of his first acts in office. biden was vice president in the obama administration when they rejected the pipeline project because of climate change. the project would move oil from canada to nebraska. t. c energy corporation is

she hopes to have 10 to 15 vaccination stations inside the school's auditorium to allow for at least 1,000 doses to be administered per day. i asked the governor yesterday if he would consider it statewide. >> yeah, in fact, enthusiastically so. our fire agencies and our nursing schools will be essential and critical. >> reporter: secretary mark ghaly agreed. >> this is a perfect way to match both that experience as well as a way to support the state. >> reporter: dr. sharon gold far be, the president of the california association of associate degree nursing, would are eid it will be all talk. >> we want it more than a sound bite. we want to see the students helping out. we really want to know the details like how, what, where, when, who. >> reporter: we have some additional questions. so we kept pushing the california departmenake it a priority? the state told us in an email they are looking into it. meantime nursing programs at santa rosa junior college in sonoma county and deanza college are allowing students to started energy vaccines. san mateo county is expected to review plans

by the end of the week, they say 1000 different gp vaccinators and different vaccination stations willir first dose by mid—february, that really would blunt the impact of the virus. we will talk more, i'm sure, but thank you very much for now, fergus walsh. we will have continuing coverage and reaction on the bbc news channel, andi reaction on the bbc news channel, and i will be back for the bbc news at ten with all the latest detail of the prime minister's statement and reaction. from all hello. another frosty and the places i night tonight across many parts of the uk. look at the uk. we'll continue to see wintry showers so feeling easterly wind,. high pressures to the north of us, low pressures to the south and east, and that means we are getting more it will still dominate quite when the at victory for england and england and wales and well it stays cold for the frost and ice will be more in the way of rain and that sleet and hail snow for some of you particularly towards the southeast corner, especially wet across parts of kent, sussex, surrey, down towards the channel islands. as

including frontline workers it is also going to make the vaccine easier to find by putting popup vaccination stationsmacies across u.s. he also says he'll deploy national guard and fema to help district the vaccine but we are this evening also learning how biden will spend his first ten days in office. his incoming white house chief of staff, ron klain issued a memo this afternoon detailing a ten-daytime line of executive orders that are ready for biden to sign. and he will. on day one, biden will extend the pause on student loan payments rejoin the paris agreement, reverse the muslim ban, and establish a mask mandate wherever he can on day two, he will take executive action to help schoolings and businesses reopen with national standards more ppe and more testing and on day three, he will instruct all agency it is to work on regulatory ways to get as no, no,tronomic ways with sweeping new measures on number of controversial items including criminal justice reform, climate change, access to health care and immigration reform but jon it is not stopping there. in this is memo they say there's much more

several people had to deal with allergic reactions to moderna's vaccine at san diego's new vaccination super stationat led to an hour-long delay for people waiting for that vaccine. health leaders say six people had allergic reactions. so the site swapped the vaccines it was using for a new batch. listen to one health care worker who immediately knew something was wrong. >> i have no idea what it looked like, but the second i said something about my ear, they all like sprung into action and they grabbed an epipen and took me from the area where i was sitting at on to a gurney. >> that sounds frightening. health care workers say she had some underlying conditions from medications, but still everyone should get vac fated. >>> los angeles officials want to make sure everyone masks up amid that huge surge in that city. l.a. and its city council instructing a draft ordinance laying out consequences for anybody who refuses to mask. it includes fines and penalties when asked by the manager of a store or other facility as well as repercussions if a person without a mask stands too close to someone. >> some

wisheroff hopes to have 10 to 15 vaccination stations inside the school's auditorium, to allow for at least one thousand doses to be administered per day. >> stephanie sierra. >> i asked the governor yesterday if he would consider it statewide. >> yeah, enthusiastically so. our fire agencies and our nursing schools will be essential and critical. >> reporter: secretary mark ghaly agreed. >> so this is a perfect way to match both that experience as well as a way to support the state. >> reporter: but dr. sharon goldfarb, the president of the california association of associate degree nursing is worried it will be all talk. >> so we want it to be more than just a sound bite. yes, we like nursing students. yes, we want to see them helping out. we really want to know the details like how, what, where, when, who. >> we have some additional questions. >> reporter: so we kept pushing the california department of public health. can you slain exactly what your team has been doing to help with this, and will you make it a priority? >> reporter: the state told news an email they are looking into

why wouldn't the president set up vaccine stations at every street and put his picture on the front door>> you know, one of the big challenges, stephanie, was how long it took to get federal dollars to states and local health departments so that they could hire staff and do all of the planning that were necessary for a smoother rollout. we knew when vaccine came it was going to be challenging, especially with different products requiring different storage requirements. it was going to be a challenge. one of the things that concerns me here is that as we're going through this winter, it's clear going into this that vaccines are not what are going to save the lives we need to see protected this winter. it's following the recommendations of public health. it's making sure we wear masks and social distance and hand wash. it's making sure that we encourage our loved ones not to travel, not to gather with other people. it's recognizing that the resources that have come from congress for people are going to expire at the end of this month, and those are truly a lifeline for millions and million

. >> and ao helpingo speed up the rollout, stadiums turning into vaccination super stations. the governor announced pet co park in san diego hopes to see 5,000 health care workers vaccinated every day. dodgers stadiumti well and the oakland coliseum may join the list. this friday the board will look at a request to use the plots for vaccinations. levi is also expected to become a vaccination site. >>> the california federation of teachers wants to delay in-person learning. they're calling for a halt in all k-12 in-person learning in i california. they would require public schools to reopen within two weeks of the counties leaving the most restrictive shutdown tier. the union's president says the lives of teachers and students shouldn't be put at risk. meantime, the university of california is planning for a return to preliminary in-person instruction systemwide, but not until next fall. uc officials say robust research advancements and the availability of covid-19 vaccines give them hope that more normal experience in the a next academic year. on-campus learning with limited e

transformed to a vaccination site, same story in san diego where the padres tailgates lot is now a vaccination super stationo these large centralized sites will be very, very helpful in terms of getting a larger proportion of the population i'm immunized. >> reporter: right now in california health care workers and people who live and work in long term care facilities are getting their shots. the next series will be people 75 and older, but there is a lot of pressure from the sooed for state taos vaccinate people 65 and older and those with health conditions because they say that there is enough vaccine in storage right now. the california national guard which is helping to vaccinate could be deployed in other communities that need help handling the crush of people. some folks are getting notices that they are eligible to get the vaccine because there are extra vaccines available, but the county says that is not true at this point and they are investigating where that is coming from. but if you are in those tiers that are starting to get closer to the front of the line, you may get notice from your health c

vaccine including front-line workers, making the vaccine easier to find by putting up pop-up vaccination stationse also would deploy the national guard and fema to help states distribute the vaccine. but this $20 billion program needs to be approved by congress, and it's folded into biden's massive $2 trillion rescue package that he also announced this week. the price tag has some republicans reacting. senator pat toomey said, quote: blasting out another $2 trillion in borrowed or printed money would be a colossal waste and economically harmful. arthel? arthel: hillary vaughn, thank you very much for that report there live in wilmington the, delaware. eric? eric: the vaccine plan is part of a nearly $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus package that he has just unveiled. that package also includes a controversial proposal to raise the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour. many small be businesses say that could destroy their chances at recovery. alex hogan live here in new york city with more on that plan. hi, or alex. >> reporter: hi, eric. well, some larger cities have already increased their minimum

arnold schwarzenegger situated in line for his shot at the dodgers stadium drive-through covid vaccine stationd with a line from his movies. >> come with me if you want to live. >> you're up to date, carl that's the news update this hour back to you. >> he has been so good on social the last couple of weeks. >> he has. >> thanks very much. sue herera. >>> watch canopy growth today. tilray, constellation, chronos two-week highs this year selling off a bit this morning tpco holding corp. or the parent company the largest pod spac history backed by the likes of jay z, rihanna, d.j. khalid. now a board member of the parent company, and she joins us this morning, carol bartz what a pleasure to have you back. >> good morning. come with me i'll make you happy. >> remind us how long you have been playing in the cannabis space. >> playing i haven't been playing i have been working. it's a couple years. i started -- >> and what grabbed your attention about this particular asset? >> what's my what? sorry. >> what grabbed your attention about this particular, about tcpo, about the parent company >> well,

including front-line workers and also making the vaccine easier to find by putting pop-up vaccination stationstary alex hay czar has called for -- alex azar has called for in the last few days. biden would call on the national guard, he says he'll use the defense authorization production act, but that's already been in use by president trump right now. another hurdle though is congress. this $20 billion program is folded into biden's $2 trillion rescue package which some senate republicans are balking at the cost of. senator pat toomey saying this: in less than one year, congress has nearly doubled the entire federal budget. blasting out another $2 trillion in printed money when the ink on december's $1 trillion aid bill is barely dry and much of the money is not yet spent would be a colossal waste and economically harmful. and, gillian, it's key that this is part of that rescue package because biden, to pass it through regular order, needs ten republicans in the senate onboard. gillian? gillian: well, hillary vaughn, thanks for joining us from wilmington. appreciate it. griff? griff: all righ

a friend in illinois' wife is a health care provider, went down to get vaccinated, scheduled, went down. there were eight stations for vaccination and she was the only person there. that's one reason why you might have unused doses. no one was scheduled properly. so i think the biden administration is taking a very coordinated look at this. one is to get resources to state and local health departments to coordinate better and efficiently. another as celine said to get predictability not just a few days ahead of time but weeks ahead of time so health departments can plan for it. and increase the channels to make sure every community has access to the vaccine. massive sites, mobile units, federally qualified health centers, just increase the channels so we're not having any vaccines sitting around. all of that is in the president's plan. it's well thought out. and i think it will make a big difference to the experience of people to get vaccine. >> not leaving the states on their own, using fema, in fact, is one of the new changes. zeke, i also wanted to ask you about something boris johnson just said. i'm hitting y

ann, i know you called initially a vaccine number where you should have gotten some help, what, more than 30 times? >> yes, i tried when it was first on our tv station, a vaccine number here in palm beach county. i called 33 times, it never went through. on the 34th time, it went through but i had to remain on hold for an hour. after an hour, they told me your call cannot be processed. so then they gave me an e-mail. i tried the e-mail, and it had crashed. so i hended up having to go to broward county, which is the county just south of palm beach county. i registered there. i never heard from them. i never heard -- when i finally did get through to palm beach county, never heard anything from them, either. >> this sounds frustrating for you guys. >> very much so. very much so. then the lines where people were doing drive-thru, the lines were so long that it was impossible to think about getting an appointment someplace. >> john, can you tell us, going through this process of jumping through hoops. i know eventually a neighbor kind of came to help, understood where it would be a better place to get a vaccination, and ultimately you were able to do th

clinics, disney has potentially six clip ins, and in -- clinic, and in each clinic we have six vaccination a stationso work at its full capacity because we don't have enough vaccine. so at the moment, disney is inoculating about 5,000 people per day. we could easily do double that if we go to full capacity. we have set up another modular site at -- [inaudible] university. they are currently doing about 3,000 a day, and we have plans for more super sites to insure we have a vaccine supply. it's a modular basis, and we have an incident management team that runs it. i was there this morning, they meet every morning and afternoon seven days a week, and they do what they can to solve all the problems and make sure the operation quos smoothly -- goes smoothly. griff: what do you see in terms of how things are going, and are lessons being learned now that will help us to speed it up? >> yeah. for us, you know, we've given about 280,000 doses of vaccine since the middle of december, and so a large majority of our health system now has been vaccinated. we're now reaching out to our populations and proactively

. >> because we need more vaccine here, we just can't fill up all the stations. >> reporter: the biden administration announced the purchase of an additional 200 million doses of the vaccine and a third version from johnson & johnson could be available in i afew weeks. it appears somewhat less effective than the vaccines already on the market, but it requires just one shot and no special refrigeration. no one who got the johnson & johnson died or had to be hospitalized. >> we have 100% efficacy against going to the hospital and death. this is a big result. >> as covid spreads around the world, the virus is changing. >> when it becomes advantageous to the virus, it becomes less advantageous to us. >> a variant has been found in maryland. another strain originating in the united kingdom has been found in more than half the states. these new variants appear to be easier for people to catch, but it's unclear whether they're more deadly. chris pallone, nbc news. >>> your coronavirus coverage continues online. we are tracking the latest information for you about the vaccine rollout as well.

vaccine site with the large amounts of parking, spacious lobbies that can accommodate several vaccine stationst a minute to realize that this was something that we certainly wanted to do. we wanted to donate our of facility and help in any way that we could and not only that, but we would like to roll it out to our other theaters as well. jedediah: you know, mike, if you look at that imagery that we just showed, it looks like a very efficient system. but tell us, is it efficient, is it working, and you how does it compare to the ability to vaccinate people in a hospital setting? >> thanks for the question. so it is efficient. and like many hospitals, we have set up a vaccination clinic in a part of the hospital that wasn't currently being used at this time and pretty quickly we were able to figure out patient flow and we started with employees and things along those lines and so we had a pretty efficient and safe way to administer these vaccines, but we knew as we wanted to really make the vaccines available for our community, we knew that we had to have a bigger space and so when we started l

vaccines sitting in freezers do not save lives. in music station -- immunization programs save lives. we need to getthe vaccines into people's arms . ellen: thank you so much. we are getting to the last questions. dr. schoch-spana, here's a question from lola with the washington post. you mentioned the need for additional dollars for equity efforts. how much funding have states received for this funding so far? maybe you can answer this broadly, and how much is needed? dr. schoch-spana: i can speak more to what is being requested with regards to the biden harris administration, and i think if i recall correctly, we are looking at i think $500 billion to the states and locals. so the point here is that there is a recognition i think out of the biden administration that distribution is a challenge on par with research and development of a vaccine. it's not enough to have a clinically successful vaccine, if it is not socially acceptable and readily available. i think there is trying to be a leveling of the field across the money that can be invested i

. >>> in hard-hit southern california, what's being called a vaccination super station is open in theof the city's major league baseball team they are hoping to do 5,000 drive-through vaccinations a day for priority health care workers by the end of the week almost 1,200 deaths were reported in the state over the weekend bringing california's total toll above 30,000. >>> brazil has recorded more than 200,000 deaths during this pandemic second only to the united states but as summer gets underway there, the pandemic isn't stopping large crowds, as you can see, from coming to the famous inpamema beach. back to you. >> look at that video. thank you. >>> all right. a number of companies, including marriott, are rethinking political donations after the siege on the capitol last week >> marriott one of the first companies to take a stand suspending donations to lawmakers who did not, who voted against certifying president joe biden. a strongly worded statement issued by marriott, the world's largest hotel operator we have taken the des infrastructuretive events at the capitol to undermine a

prick to require is this so the vaccine probe is not that a 100 percent effective prevent an infection but it's good preventive in the seas very tedious filling stations and dying so it's a great vaccine actually it's kind of you have to wonder of this achievement of this scientific achievement it was so good and so fast and so effective actually i think it's a lot of misinformation and social. social networks that start to have this kind of of a conspiracy theorist and all this stuff that is kind of affecting how scientists. show what's going on and be and explain what's going on they will have to leave it there you know here thank you very much for being on the show today thank you for having me but as well as battling surgeon coronavirus cases on top of a drawn out economic crisis a lot downs forcing thousands of people to pack up and leave which is complicating the situation for colombia. to create what you see the moments when i mean cheering he left the hospital he's colombian and spent 36 days in intensive care. there he saw the havoc that covert has caused in the hospitals of kolkata. in general the attention of the doctors and nurses was very

the school gym that only weeks ago serve as a polling station has now become a vaccine hub. >> done.the relief of new yorkers like michelle, a teacher on the educational frontlines. >> i have been working in person pretty much since the beginning. it just feels like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders and i can go back now with peace of mind. >> joe biden set the goal of 100 million doses in the first 100 days in his presidency. despite concerns about vaccine supply, he witnessed a can-do spirit that is so emphatically american. there has been so much despondency in this city for 10 months. this is the turning point. >> i believe it will be the turning point. we will get new york city back up and running. >> give yourself six feet. give yourself six feet. >> this is not just a health crisis. it has been an economic catastrophe. and in a city that never sleeps but we are seeing food banks now having to open 24 hours a day. joe biden is promising an almost $2 trillion rescue package. >> the challenge is enormous. the crisis is huge. but america is strong. i believe and in hopeful

the school gym that only weeks ago serve as a polling station has now become a vaccine hub. >> done.h to the relief of new yorkers like michelle, a teacher on the educational frontlines.b. it just feels like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders and i can go back now with peace of mind. nick: joe ben set the goal of 100 million doses in the first 100 days in his presidency. -- his presidency. despite concerns about vaccine supply, here we witnessed a can-do spirit that is so emphatically american. there has been so much despondency in this city for 10 the past 10 months. this is the turning point. >> i believe it will be the turning point. we will get new york city back up and running in no time. >> give yourself six feet. give yourself six feet. nick: this is not just a health crisis. it has been an economic catastrophe. and in a city that never sleeps , we are seeing food banks now having to open 24 hours a day. joe biden is promising an almost $2 trillion rescue package. >> the challenge is enormous. the crisis is huge. but america is strong. nd.u nick: there will be talk of a

vaccination process. the head of the catholic church, pope francis, also is going to be immunised next week. speaking to an italian tv stationto the vaccine as "suicidal denial". the pontiff has also become the latest figure to express shock and condemnation for wednesday's riots in washington. he said the assault on the capitol, was "against democracy and against common good." and we'll find out how coronavirus — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. our guests joining me tonight are the times radio presenter calum macdonald and sienna rodgers, editor of labourlist. a boeing 737 passenger plane — carrying 62 people — is believed to have crashed into the sea in indonesia. search and rescue teams are trying to locate the sriwijaya airlines jet, which appeared to fall around 10,000 feet in less than a minute after taking off from the capital, jakarta, en route to pontianak. boeing says it's aware of the reports and ready to support the families of passengers during this difficult time. jonathan head reports. flight sj182 had only been in the airforfour minutes wh

that is is back to thin been covering an individual's full 8 with the 2 vaccines the issue that we have and with that strategy station u.k. is that the pfizer rollout and has already started so we consented to patients pull a 2nd vaccine as pin the money fractures instructions and ask the evidence when we started to give so now is that decision ha for 3 the vaccination program we all read and undermines the consent process and actually could and when to mine the vaccine and roll it out as a whole and now the other thing this importance remember is that and the majority of vaccine and that will be given in the u.k. will probably be the oxford astra zeneca vaccine and that vaccine is absolutely fine to receive your face states and the your 2nd days 12 weeks later however the date set for the pfizer vaccine says that it should be given 3 weeks apart we don't actually know how one vaccine the immunity to that will will last exactly and have you gotten any response from the government when it comes to your concerns there any chance of this getting back tracked. so. so the original statement came out on the same december t

different plans those different plans might be a drive through vaccination clinic or working with independent pharmacies or fire stations or schools or other community locations that conserve the local population you can also do things like create mobile outreach and optimize the routes of maybe a mobile van and to vaccinate highly rural populations or folks who are unlikely to come to a clinic to get their vaccine but even if you identify those gaps is there going to be enough vaccine for everybody. well i think the answer to that is absolutely yes but a more poignant question perhaps is how long is it going to take and the estimates right now are that through 2021 there should be about 2000000000 doses of vaccine made available to the world so since most of the vaccines require 2 shots to be a full series that means about a 1000000000 people can be vaccinated in 2021 well that only represents about 13 percent of the world's population so i think this is going to take several years to accomplish but yes ultimately there will be enough of it and once everyone is vaccinated will that mean the corona virus has been eradic

vaccinations. and the cdc does not consider prior gullain-barre a come police station to not get the vaccine. but they should just check with their provider. >> for someone had the virus, is there a waiting period to getting the vaccine or can they recover and go? >> with the exception of people that might have gotten the plasma or the antibodies which is when you wait the 90 days, as long has you have recovered and finished your isolation period, currently it is about ten days for most people, it might be 21 if you're immunocompromised. we assume that because there is a level of immunity right after the invex, given how low the vaccine supplies are currently, you could delay it, but there is no complication to receiving it. >> thank you for saying so. >>> breaking news, everybody. millions of people are brace for a powerful winter storm set to dump a foot of snow or more. let's get a live look at milwaukee that already got about ten inches of snow, but it's not just snow. it's frigid temperatures, too. folks in boston bundling up this weekend. janessa webb is here with the bad news. >> i say

percent if its population production problems have resulted in far fewer vaccines than across the african continent most stationsthere have yet to begin their vaccination drives and many like the money to do so the african union is saying that it could take 2 to 3 years to immunize 60 percent of africans the threshold for herd immunity to have an impact we can now speak to dr margaret harris who is a spokes for person for the world health organization she is joining us from geneva thank you very much for speaking to us on the al-jazeera news hour the world health organization is unhappy with the announcement of export controls what worries you the most. what worries us the most is vaccine nationalism and we've actually been warning about this even long before the vaccines have come on line it's my big political attractive leaders obviously want to be looking after their people but it's very very shortsighted because we need to be vaccinating around the world and we need to vaccinate the people who are most exposed to this virus that's a health and from line workers who are fighting battling this fire as far as e

different plans those different plans might be a drive through vaccination clinic or working with independent pharmacies or fire stations or schools or other community locations that can serve the local population you can also do things like create mobile outreach and optimize the routes of maybe a mobile van and to vaccinate highly rural populations or folks who are unlikely to come to a clinic to get their vaccine but even if you identify those gaps is there going to be enough vaccine for everybody. well i think the answer to that is absolutely yes but a more poignant question perhaps is how long is it going to take and the estimates right now are that through 2021 there should be about 2000000000 doses of vaccine made available to the world so since most of the vaccines require 2 shots to be a full series that means about a 1000000000 people can be vaccinated in 2021 well that only represents about 13 percent of the world's population so i think this is going to take several years to accomplish but yes ultimately there will be enough and once everyone's vaccinated will that mean the corona virus has been eradicated.

a school gym that only weeks ago served as a polling station has now become a vaccine hub.uch as michelle kleinbaum — a teacher on the educational front lines. yourupperarm. i've been working in person pretty much since the beginning and itjust feels like a weight�*s been lifted off my shoulders, that i can go back now with a different peace of mind. joe biden has set the goal of 100 million doses in the first 100 days of his presidency, and despite concerns about vaccine supply, here, we witnessed a can—do spirit that's so emphatically american. there's been so much despondency in this city for the past ten months, but this is really the turning point. i believe it will be the turning point. we're going to get new york city back up and running in no time. a little bit more spread out, give yourself six feet, give yourself six feet. this isn'tjust a health crisis, it's been an economic catastrophe. and in the city that never sleeps, we're seeing food banks now having to open 24 hours a day. joe biden is promising an almost $2 trillion rescue package. the challenge is enormo

vaccinated now. that was our bbc royal correspondent talking a little earlier. the head of the catholic church, pope francis, also is going to be immunised next week. speaking to an italian tv stationaccine as "suicidal denial". the pontiff has also become the latest figure to express shock and condemnation for wednesday's riots in washington, dc. he said the assault on the capitol was "against democracy and against the common good." a boeing 737 passenger plane — carrying 62 people — has crashed into the sea off the coast of indonesia. search and rescue teams have been trying to locate the sriwijaya airlines jet, which appeared to fall around 10,000 feet in less than a minute after taking off from the capital jakarta en route to pontianak. jonathan head has the latest. flight sjy182 had only been in the airforfour minutes when all contact was lost. with no emergency call from the pilots, indonesian officials struggled to piece together what might have happened. transport minister budi karya sumadi described the boeing aircraft veering off—course before disappearing from radar screens. the flight tracking app, flightradar, monitored the plane making an apparent plunge from 10,000 f

different plans those different plans might be a drive through vaccination clinic or working with independent pharmacies or fire stations or schools or other community locations that can serve the local population you can also do things like create mobile outreach and optimize the routes of maybe a mobile van and to vaccinate highly rural populations or folks who are unlikely to come to a clinic to get their vaccine but even if you identify those gaps is there going to be enough vaccine for everybody. well i think the answer to that is absolutely yes but a more poignant question perhaps is how long is it going to take and the estimates right now are that through 2021 there should be about 2000000000 doses of vaccine made available to the world so since most of the vaccines require 2 shots to be a full series that means about a 1000000000 people can be vaccinated in 2021 well that only represents about 13 percent of the world's population so i think this is going to take several years to accomplish but yes ultimately there will be enough of it and once everyone's vaccinated will that mean the corona virus has been eradic

reporter: santa clara public health officials say when people show up to get the vaccine, they have to sign an attest station under penalty of perjury that they qualify to get the vaccine now. those county officials say all accurate information can be found at the website sccfreevacs.org. we'll put a link to this website on our website, abc7news.com. for the i team, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> and if you have questions about the vaccine, we'd like to help you answer them, if we can. go to abc7news.com/vaccine. you'll see a big blue box. click on that, and it will take you to a form that will send your question right to our abc7 news vaccine team. >>> california's big focus is on expanding vaccines to more people in more groups. but as abc7 news reporter kris reyes found out, rolling out the plan is complicated. >> we are significantly increasing our efforts to get these vaccines administered, get them out of freezers and get them in people's arms. >> reporter: from a new video, governor newsom also announced that california will now allow anyone age 65 and over to get the vaccine. counties all over the ba

a school gym that only weeks ago served as a polling station has now become a vaccine hub.r on the educational front lines. yourupperarm. i've been working in person pretty much since the beginning and itjust feels like a weight�*s been lifted off my shoulders, that i can go back now with a different peace of mind. joe biden has set the goal of 100 million doses in the first 100 days of his presidency, and despite concerns about vaccine supply, here we witnessed a can—do spirit that's so emphatically american. there's been so much despondency in the city for the past ten months but this is really the turning point. i believe it will be the turning point. we're going to get new york city back up and running in no time. a little bit more spread out, give yourself six feet, give yourself six feet. this isn'tjust a health crisis, it's been an economic catastrophe. and in a city that never sleeps, we're seeing food banks now having to open 24 hours a day. joe biden is promising an almost $2 trillion rescue package. the challenge is enormous, the crisis is huge — but america is s

you can buy a vape pen on every corner in los angeles you should be able to get a vaccine frankly in every gas stationthat point many of our patients don't drive. they don't have the means to have a car in downtown l.a. so how are they going to get to dodgers stadium when they do open up. public transportation is extremely limited as well and then our elderly, the highest risk patients, these people don't drive. unless they have a family member that can take them, it's really -- it's a problem. so health care workers, of course, we need the vaccine. but so do the really elderly patients you know who are suffering the most, quite frankly. >> yeah, we all want to be optimistic, but, boy, i mean especially based on what you were just describing, it just seems endless. dr. morrison, thank you so much. all the best to you. and all your colleagues. >> thank you, thank you, fred. >>> again, we continue to wait out of wilmington, delaware, we're awaiting the president-elect joe biden to formally introduce his science team and when that happens we'll take you there live. we'll be right back. we made usaa insur

different plans those different plans might be a drive through vaccination clinic or working with independent pharmacies or fire stations or schools or other community locations that can serve the local population you can also do things like create mobile outreach and optimize the routes of maybe a mobile van and to vaccinate highly rural populations or folks who are unlikely to come to a clinic to get their vaccine but even if you identify those gaps is there going to be enough vaccine for everybody. well i think the answer to that is absolutely yes but a more poignant question perhaps is how long is it going to take and the estimates right now are that through 2021 there should be about 2000000000 doses of vaccine made available to the world so since most of the vaccines require 2 shots to be a full series that means about a 1000000000 people can be vaccinated in 2021 well that only represents about 13 percent of the world's population so i think this is going to take several years to accomplish but yes ultimately there will be enough and once everyone's vaccinated will that mean the corona virus has been eradicated.

. >> reporter: for the most part, vaccinations at the santa clara fairgrounds in san jose have gone through without a hitch. >> there are a lot of stations in there. again, everyone is really efficient. it's a well run vaccination clinic. >> reporter: this site at the county fairgrounds is currently vaccinating those who fall under the tier 1a category. >> i know at the state level it says 65. but our county health officer has said it's 75 and older. >> reporter: but this palo alto man heard differently from his friends who are under 75 and received the vaccine in santa clara county. so he went to the county website, confirmed an appointment by entering his birthday and came down for his slot, only to get turned down at the entrance. >> they said are you over 75? are you a health care worker? no, no, but i'm registered. they said, oh, well, that was a mistake. >> reporter: the same went for this man from sunnyvale. >> yesterday i got an email reminder that you have an appointment today. at the ending with my i.d. they refused because i'm only 73. they said the website is failing. >> reporter: earlier in the week governor gavin newsom ope

. >>> the los angeles station kcbs says a new coronavirus super vaccine site opened at disneyland.0 people were vaccinated in the parking lot yesterday. it's the first large-scale vaccination site in the area. some people had to be turned away because they did not make appointments ahead of time. those who did said things worked well. >> i was able to make an appointment last night for today. so i think that's off to a great start. >> i can tell you i was super impressed with how fast they got it on line, the app, the process. i mean, there's a few little glitches. >> officials say they hope to vaccinate more than 6,000 people a day at the site next week if enough doses are available. >>> and the "houston chronicle" reports disgruntled rockets superstar james hardin was traded to the brooklyn nets. the four-team blockbuster trade nevils the indiana pavcers and cavaliers. he wanted to be traded from the rockets. he reportedly said the team was not good fluff to win. hardin led the nba in scoring the last three seasons and joins kevin durant and kyrie irving. >>> still ahead, a deal

a school gym that only weeks ago served as a polling station has now become a vaccine hub.h as michelle kleinbaum — a teacher on the educational front lines. yourupperarm. i've been working in person pretty much since the beginning and itjust feels like a weight�*s been lifted off my shoulders, that i can go back now with a different peace of mind. joe biden has set the goal of 100 million doses in the first 100 days of his presidency, and despite concerns about vaccine supply, here, we witnessed a can—do spirit that's so emphatically american. there's been so much despondency in this city for the past ten months, but this is really the turning point. i believe it will be the turning point. we're going to get new york city back up and running in no time. a little bit more spread out, give yourself six feet, give yourself six feet. this isn'tjust a health crisis, it's been an economic catastrophe. and in the city that never sleeps, we're seeing food banks now having to open 24 hours a day. joe biden is promising an almost $2 trillion rescue package. the challenge is enormous