so the threat vectors changed. and so when you do -- when you don't comply with the orders of the flight attendants, for example, take your phone out when they've said, you know, put them away or whatever, those have posed threats. and those are now considered potenti potentially items of danger because they have been used in other attempted plots. >> thank you so much for giving us perspective on this. >>> well, there is more legal whiplash in texas over the state's controversial abortion ban. a federal appeals court panel has temporary reinstated the law that bans abortions as early as six weeks, no exceptions for rape or insist. natasha chen following the latest twist in this battle over a woman's right to choose. two courts, two very different rulings this week leaving texas women completely unsure about their options. >> pamela, right now the law is in effect in texas and that is because of the actions last night of the fifth circuit court of appeals. they're based in new orleans. they put a temporary hold on

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the sun says it uses to several, a technologies, put these producers, point out that different vectors is it's just a tabloid oversimplifying things. it certainly is an entirely different platform. and by that, i mean, you will be aware if anyone has read any of the papers or the oxford ass astrazeneca vaccine called itself chad offs. chimpanzee adam, no virus, opposite as a chimpanzee wrecked, in fact, has been lambasted slightly in the russian pass on occasion. as being a monkey vaccine, and where is the camera latest shoot, elaborates on their former, formerly developed well known platform, which is 2 separate human cold viruses, 2 separate add. no viruses, in fact that that leads to lead to piri efficacy and safety profile of the family is sheets. the fact that it uses 2 different agnew vaccines and for the prime and boost chad, it means that there isn't cross reactivity. and it's that leads the, the, it's almost 9697 percent at a plea. and it doesn't have the same problems of safety profile with the, from moses earlier such to lena sinus from moses in the strokes that you've seen

but despite the apparent inconsistency with the russians shot using different vectors, the british security minister chose to fan the flames while not confirming the story. i'm can't comment won't comment on the specific case, but it would be fair to say correct to say that we face threats of this type that are different than most sophisticated, more extensive than they ever have been before. journalists and broadcaster, neil clark told us that if evidence existed that moscow stole the astrazeneca formula, u. k. authorities would waste no time presenting. what is interesting as to why this is tom out now isn't quite clear. we have no evidence because if they had the next face it, if there was hard evidence that russia had actually stolen or super rush, super russian agent, russian super asian in the lab. it's a taken away photograph document that been evidence of this. then that would have been presented that would certainly be presented in a press conference. if there was a smoking gun, so to speak, there hasn't been to that full. we would conclude that there isn't any evidence to why they

but still it's a vector. jonathan: just around the corner from all-time highs. >> last year was all about multiples. they sure multiples have been down a little bit in many sectors. as lisa pointed out a moment ago, earnings have been stellar. when you have an economy that is growing this fast, a novel gdp is still growing at the best level in years if not decades, you are seeing that manifest on the earnings side. tom: i look at where we are now. i'm getting some optimism out there. lisa i think nailed it in her opening comments. the idea that even with some worry about deeper curves and all that, we see corporations delivering in this environment. is that what you expect? >> i think the short answer is yes. i get the rate concern. we had some volatility from the bottom market and it's likely to continue. to put things in perspective we have some deceleration the economy, we have the u.s. household arguably in the best shape in decades when you look at savings. household net worth. against all of that we hav

tom: i agree and what is so important is getting back to the level and then extrapolating the vectore pandemic and then getting back to that, and we are even beginning to see some trends where we are getting leveled back to the presumed extrapolated vector. those are hugely constructive signs. jonathan: we have got some work to do. maybe a few more months of data. having this conversation who would hike first, at this point, it looks like the bank of england has more than its nose in front. lisa: the question is, how serious the response will be and how quickly they will reverse course. i am just saying. there is a question, how sustainable is the labor market strength in the headwinds. tom: we will learn more from the auction this afternoon. jonathan: this is bloomberg. ♪ (announcer) looking for a better way to lose weight and feel good? how about the one with the 98% success rate and the more affordable weight loss solution? that's golo. there are no monthly fees and it's guaranteed to work or you don't pay. how can golo offer all of that? because it's not like any of those diets y

is the vector of q4 and then the next year he has little bit of optimism versus some of the caution right now. jonathan: the chief economist from goldman sachs 90 minutes away. your equity market is negative on the s&p 500. negative around one third of 1%. the treasury market is closed today. we did close north of 1.60 on friday. in the bund market yields are higher. in the fx market, your euro is little bit weaker. there it is. $81 on wti. kailey: the highest since 2014, feeding into the stagflation fear that may be in this market. we have to talk about what is going on in washington, d.c. the imf and world bank meetings will kickoff. it will not be around the commentary around the global economy. the undercurrent of the meeting will be the scandal shot -- surrounding the managing director and the ethics concern involving her time at the world bank and the actions she may have been taking around china. we could get a decision on her fate as early as today. that would be pulling focus in washington, d.c. also happening, the annual meeting of the institute of international finance. a

hundreds vector control has traps in various areas in the district. they test the mosquitoes for diseases. the 80's mosquitoes have been in la county since 2000, 11 and they've spread on the bright side, although the mosquitoes can theoretically transmit diseases. currently we have not seen any evidence of that. so it's mostly just the nuisance long-term clue says they have plans to introduce sterile male mosquitoes into the area. these males would be released and they would make. but the wild females and their offspring would not be viable and that would bring populations found. in the meantime, our best defense might just be over your fence. they don't fly far. so if you get everybody, you share a fence with to control the yards and not have any water. >> then. >> you're pretty much good to go. >> if you're flying southwest airlines this weekend. make sure you check your flight before you leave the airport and air traffic control issue combined with weather delays in the east coast cause some major problems across the airline's network actually forc

hundreds vector control has traps in various areas in the district. they test the mosquitoes for diseases. the 80's mosquitoes have been in la county since 2000, 11 and they've spread on the bright side, although the mosquitoes can theoretically transmit diseases. currently we have not seen any evidence of that. so it's mostly just the nuisance long-term clue says they have plans to introduce sterile male mosquitoes into the area. these males would be released and they would make that the wild females and their offspring would not be viable and that would bring populations found. in the meantime, our best defense might just be over your fence. they don't fly far. so if you get everybody, you share a fence with to control the yards and not have any water. >> then. >> you're pretty much good to go. >> kimberly chang reporting tonight so much more to come tonight on kron 4 news at 8, a standoff in an east bay neighborhood. the man wanted for murder that forced the evacuation of one entire neighborhood tarmac take down a passenger arrested on an airport r

hundreds vector control has traps in various areas in the district. they test the mosquitoes for diseases. the 80's mosquitoes have been in la county since 2000, 11 and they've spread on the bright side, although the mosquitoes can theoretically transmit diseases. currently we have not seen any evidence of that. so it's mostly just the nuisance long-term clue says they have plans to introduce sterile male mosquitoes into the area. these males would be released and they would make. but the wild females and their offspring would not be viable and that would bring populations found in the meantime, our best defense might just be over your fence. they don't fly far. so if you get everybody, you share a fence with to control the yards and not have any water. then. >> you're pretty much good to go. >> kimberly chang reporting for us tonight. meanwhile, the grueling cleanup effort along the southern california coast continues tonight, one week after a devastating oil spill assessment team still trying to figure out exactly where cleanup needs to be concentra

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aside from dengue, it is a vector for zika, chikungunya and yellow fever. >> so as long as we have theseugh numbers for these transmission to occur, that's when we're going to continue seeing these outbreaks. >> reporter: andrea leal is executive director of the florida keys mosquito control district. >> we're talking represents about 4% of our mosquito collection, so a very small percent of our population, and it's responsible for 100% of our mosquito-borne diseases. >> reporter: she and her team are fighting a multi-million dollar, multi-front war on these efficient disease spreaders. a fleet of helicopters routinely spreads a bacteria called b.t.i., which kills mosquito larvae, as well as liquid pesticides that target adults. and on the ground, 35 foot soldiers march door-to-door, on patrol for standing water, where the mosquitoes hatch. this ceramics dealer in key largo is a frequent stop for mosquito control field inspector ryan rodriguez. >> this is a prime area for them. you got water, you got shade, and it's so damp and humid right now that this is like their good stuff. this is

it has a vector face. in one area, this protozoa is actually a very elusive organism. we talk about the very opening that if you target in antigen, and a few years time, that will not be effective or will not work. the problem has been around how do we target the into gin that can be used to decrease unity and fight a disease when you are exposed to infection. let me come back to you, dr. -- anchor: tell me about the trials, the number of people involved. there is even controversy involved. the british medical journal said the who was only using implied consent. it was not getting explicit consent from parents for these trials. how has it all gone? >> the first thing to note was the piloting of the vaccines in ghana, kenya and malawi was done through the national demonization system. the piloting was not a trial per se. trials have been conducted and vaccine proved effort -- anchor: what is the difference between a pilot and a trial then? >> it was to look at the feasibility of using existing weapons to deliver this vaccine and look at the negative parts of that system

and remember, moderna and pfizer biontech are different type of vaccine, and mrna vaccine many vector vaccine was what johnson & johnson is. it's possible having two of them is a better outcome. an important thing is all of these studies are measuring antibody levels and that is only one component of the immune response that is fighting off sars-cov-2. they are not talking about the memory component. still a valid argument to say boosters may not be needed for every civil member of the population, only those who are high risk. that's why we say until the recommendation comes out, the average person does not use -- need to spread. kristen: do you think the johnson & johnson booster will even be offered even these developments and the fact that it has been viewed as the less effective one? dr. patel: there have been a lot of jokes about johnson & johnson being less effective, i would be surprised if it was offered as a booster and not a hybrid booster with moderna will pfizer, but we have to think about availability for vaccines worldwide. i do see the fda coming out and saying you can

>> this is his first plant experience and he was just out there pretending like it's a game in a vector. >> we have been saying that for months. it's nice for everyone else to see it, i think. he is nasty. >> reporter: tomorrow night, the states will get even bigger for the 24-year-old. >> i dislike these types of moments. i love the crown. i love the pressure. and i'm excited to throw tomorrow because i got a guy back there especially that is always ready. if i get up, he will be the first one to tell me to bring it back down. we met both teams facing elimination. we can see the division series finish line. here is the question. who crosses first? will. we will see tomorrow. >> still i had, still a hat, a new push to get ghost guns off bay area streets with a player joining the fight. plus another nurse hiring a hitman to kill her husband. why her husband is still standing by her. >> a website in wendy and that has residents on ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ ever wonder how sa

80s in the united states when we begin on the misguided premise that we could use capitalism as a vectorto spread our own political values like democracy. we thought we could use our money to get them to be more like us. instead china has turned that on its head. i have used their economic muscle and money to get us to be more like them. we said big macs and happy meals come instead they load up nike sneakers and disney movies and sent them back as trojan horses that are undermining american interest on the global stage. i'll tell you exactly what a mean. when you meet the demand to stakeholder capitalism especially the greed provoked capitalism part of what that demands is companies criticized injustice even micro-aggressions, aggressions are in the united states like systemic racism or trans-phobic or misogyny or bigotry whatever the social cost of the day is. yet they did not say a peep is a continued to business in china. they praise the chinese commerce party. take disney which said he could not shoot a the film in the se of georgia if georgia had passed the abortion statute. yet th

apart from that, kids are the vector of virus at home and of course, having a kid infected in schools no small potatoes. it is really tough to keep kids in the classroom. >> all right. thank you. it's a lot of information to digest. if you have questions about the covid vaccine for kids, we can help you. go to nbcbayarea.com. click covid bay area vaccine and kids on the trending bar. >>> okay, late tonight. progress on keeping the a's in oakland. the alameda board of supervisors with the key vote signaling support for the ballpark project. fans are celebrating but there are a lot more games to be played here before we can declare a win. what does this mean? >> this is a necessary step. you may say, putting the train back on the track. the vote tonight is a nonbinding agreement. but it does signal to local officials to support keeping the team rooted in oakland. >> reporter: after back and forth for months, the alameda county soup survivors with a yes vote clearing the path for a water front ballpark for the a's. >> so the land will become useful and it will create jobs which are real

could be painful for tech and vectors as well, correct? >> absolutely.the future if you have a biotech company or an electric vehicle company, solar, or what have you with the earnings are out a decade from now, if you are interest rates are quite a bit higher, then as you discount those ten years of earnings and back to the present date become worth a lot less. tech stocks especially one with a high valuation of no earnings or losing money today, those are the ones that are going to hit the hardest pretty saw that earlier this year of going rates took off your seeing it again obviously in september and into october as the ten year treasury yields are back. i think that's going to get worse because our prediction is ten year treasuries are sitting at 2% or greater by the end of this year the fed starts and taper on november 3. >> that will be quite a run for yields. doing to ask about two specific stocks let's start with facebook it's better than it is a lot of bad behavior in facebook's pass the stock always shrug it off her know that this wall street j

balwani were making outright fraudulent hesitations to induce vectors and to join the team. >> reporter: when was media mogul rupert murdoch whose email chains were shown to the jury. she asked him to join the board, and he was interested, but also asked about a fingerstick he gave as a demo but never got results. he agreed with the defense lawyer that he never put forth information that he thought to be false. the trial is now roughly at halfway point with no indication whether holmes herself will testify in her own defense. >> it's damning what is happened to this point, but holmes is the one person who can get up and explain herself to the jury and why she took the steps she did. >> you said they are halfway through in the trial? at what point did the defense lawyers determine whether or not to put her on the stand? >> reporter: that's a good question. it is the question of this trial. the thinking is that it probably won't be until the very end of the trial, and that the defense will hold elizabeth holmes back as an ace in the hole, if they feel like the prosecution's case is very s

or are we at a point of a major change in the vectors to 2025? >> we have had that view for a while. this was the catalyst to move us out of the world we have been in for 20 years. a lot those things were happening the pandemic. d globalization, that train had already left the station. pandemics are typically inflationary so that was the perfect foil to get the transition and it has begun. normally it happens when you see big trends changing. that is what we have seen in all the inflation indicators. my best guess is that it will settle down. it will be a long journey ahead. it will take us 35 years. it will be a slow moving train. by the dip -- buy the dips on inflation. jonathan: are you saying it could drift towards that upper level, a 20% move? mike: last time we chatted about this it was prior to the situation in china. what happened here is we got more data. the idea we are not only getting tightening conditions from the fed but we are also getting a greater slowdown than is expected now. we are seeing in the earnings numbers issues and con

the third is kids can be a vector to bring the virus home to vulnerable individuals, uncles, aunts, grandparentseasons it's important that kids contribute to herd immunity. >> will the shot affect a 5-year-old do you believe differently than an 11-year-old in terms of side effects? >> no. we don't think so. it's a great question, but right now it seems that actually the kids in the trials with one-third the dose do better than the adults at the regular dose ages 16 to 25. these were compared in the trials with fewer fevers and fewer chills. the long-term side effects, most of these occur within the first two months. we haven't seen that in the original trial recipients yet in kids, even age 5. >> how soon can this happen? so pfizer asks for authorization. they probably have -- they must review it. when could we expect the green light? >> great. so the big thing about today is they actually put a date down, which is october 26th for the meeting of the fda scientific advisory board. now, we all know the drill. the fda meets. they are likely going to approve it. then the cdc meets a few days later

but senator johnson just came to the floor and open up his remarks by declaring he was not an anti- vector and just engaged in a ten minute broadside against vaccines. setting conspiracy theory after conspiracyec theory. the effect will be to undermined and vaccines that are working. to prove his point the senator fromd wisconsin read an e-mail from a constituent that got the vaccine and got infected. i am sure that is true, there are in fact people who have gotten the vaccine, who have gotten the infection. it is not one 100% effective. but he did not cite these statistics. those who have been vaccinated are ten times more likely to be hospitalized for those have been vaccinated are ten times less likely to die. here are some numbers in the state of pennsylvania i just saw this morning in pennsylvania 97% of deaths are amongst the unvaccinated. ninety-five ofre hospitalizations are amongst the unvaccinated and 94% of cases are amongst the unvaccinated. senator lee is right, vaccines work. vaccines work. i appreciate his statement to thatt effect. butbu others like the senator from wiscons

scott was the 1st vector i was for an alaska cup series race all the way back in 1963, michigan's kids out there that want to have an opportunity and whatever they want to achieve and be the best and what they want to do. and i was always going to stick trudy or your path and not let the nonsense get to you. and i stay strong, the humble the hungry in plenty times where i want to give up and you surround yourself with the right people and it's more like this. how you appreciate. staying in the states, the los angeles charges beat the las vegas rate is 282 teen austin, a killer help themselves to 2 touchdowns. as the l. a side end of the rate, as unbeaten started the season. both teams have now 13, and last one to start over in philadelphia there was a major upset of the us open squash tournament egyptian world. number one, ali for arg was knocked out in the quarter finals. toys these di, oh, welshman, jo makin may have was the point of the match, but he knocked out the defending champion back and had never taken more than a game in 3 years. 2 for and over to norway for the world wrestl

emergency powers related to the current of iris for another 6 month demonstrators, including anti vectors to the streets to protest this and other pandemic measures. german police have warned that the country's border with poland is at risk of collapse. that's amid a massive influx of migrants crossing into the you from neighboring belarus or cheese peter oliver. as more of the story, the european union is placing mounting pressure on minsk over refugees looking to enter the e u via bella ruth. now the german foreign minister has been among a group of, of senior german politicians that have pulled absolutely no punches whatsoever in their comments. hi, co must. the foreign minister has accused alexander lucas shanker, our rights of running an illegal migrant transport network. visit on center will park we in europe are being confronted with the fact that lucas suncoast using refugees is a tool to put pressure on european nations. look, a suncoast, nothing short of the head of a state run smuggling rain professorship in new bill in and through belarus, state organized early, state supporte

apart from that, of course, kids are the vector of virus at home, and of course, having a kid infected in school is no small potatoes, it leads to a lot of mayhem, a lot of disruption, and really tough to keep kids in the classroom. >> only about 2200 kids participated in the trials. do you think that data is sufficient enough to ease concerns for parents? and why? >> yes, for sure. at this point, we're talking about one third the dose, and people have actually modeled how much myocarditis or inflammatory disease of the heart you would see, even with a larger population. and given the lower dose, it's modeling much lower than you would get with covid. and again, much of the myocarditis we have seen in older kids, young adults mainly, they self-resolve. people do quite well, and again, it's the risk benefit, and you know, right now, again, in these trials, nobody has had these untoward effects. in fact, with one third the dose, kids have had lower amount of chills, lower amount of fevers compared to the comparative group who was older getting three times the dose. >> if a kid were to se

i, of course, is the fact that this company become a vector for cyber attacks on us networks.ue is that it is a conduit for espionage. anyi of the devices that are connected to the company's network can be used to track people so, yeah, the risks are quite significant. how big is china telecom within the us? there are other chinese concerns as well. i don't know there were likely to be following suit here. it is actually fairly small. i think the total subscriber base is in the mid 100,000, and a lot of chinese national visitors use it as well. to your point there is a few other chinese telecoms operators that are already being looked much more closely at by the fcc and i think the fcc will follow suit. that is the federal communications commission. you would expect some kind of retaliation to come from beijing? there is a few things that i think beijing made it to send a message. it could, for example, slow down the process of certain export licences for us companies with manufacturing capabilities. may be a snap inspection, production facility to down production but ultimate

and more than a third will wait and see those kids, though, are usually safe, are still serving as vectors so they can transmit this very transmissible variant. and basically, the issue doesn't go away, doctor vanilla sing says even though severe covid cases are rare in kids from a public health perspective, kids are part of society and we need them to contribute to our immunity. in order to move past this. still, she understands parents' concerns. yes more vaccinations, the better, but i don't necessarily support forcing parents or making them feel force because that has really this undesirable effect which we've seen, the kff survey found. some of the biggest worries parents have are about long term in serious side effects and impacts on their child's fertility. despite the cdc's saying there's no evidence of the vaccines causing fertility problems. doctor maldonado says misinformation is causing a lot of this fear. i think we need to make sure global level that companies. that put out social media are really responsible for stopping this misinformation that's going out. no matter where

later on we look into the i m f warning and what it means for the fate of the digital currency sector vector today. let's dive right in and with the us china relations at a new 40 year low president's biden. and she have finally agreed to their 1st summit by the end of this year, though that summit will be held virtually. as i understand what came out of the discussions was an agreement to continue a dialog at a very high level. we're still working through what that would look like when, of course, the final details, so we don't quite have them yet. among the issues that will be discussed is growing tension over taiwan. a concern that you, that these recent activities might actually escalate and then draw the us into some sort of great power war with china and to what are you doing to maintain attention yawn kind of has helped meetings like this. you're getting the object sullivan, i wouldn't call a meeting with our national security advisor and his counterpart, an ad hoc meeting. obviously we raise our concerns through a range of channels. the state department also put out a public statemen

explanation, but it does not seem -- and this is by no means a blessing but it does not appear these are a vectoror spread. >> one of the interesting, from a researcher perspective, would look at the difference between that kind of event in the event that may even be outdoors but people gravitate into entertainment venues, etc. while at the big outdoor event and i am thinking of the event that occurs in south dakota. they were seeing a bit of a ripple surge after the latest event. in that event it is outdoors, people gravitate indoors for food and drink, and that is where the spread probably happened. host: as far as getting care one of the discussions when it comes to rural areas was access to broadband and internet, telemedicine is dependent on that. what kind of factors do those play as far as care in rural areas for those once they get covid? >> significant impact because you want to be able to consult with the appropriate specialist early on. i mentioned the importance with any disease or infection treating it early. we rely a lot on telemedicine specifically to do that. the absence of broad

but despite the apparent inconsistency with the russian shot using different vectors, the british security minister chose to fan the flames. well, not confirming the story. i'm can't comment won't comment on the specific case, but it would be fair to say correct to say that we face threats of this type that are different. they're more sophisticated, they're more extensive than they ever have been before. it has to live now to form a british intelligence officer and a bathroom. welcome back to r t a. what do you make the sons claims? well, of course they would say that wouldn't they? i mean, if they're going to be claiming anonymous sources from the intelligence agencies, they can get away with saying anything they want to be an unusual outlet in the u. k. media to choose the sun rather than the times or the telegraph if it's coming from the intelligence agencies. but i would say that i would be very surprised if any country had not been employing or deploying state level or corporate level spying to try and gain advantage when it comes to developing a vaccine to cove it during the early mo

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we know the children are vectors of all diseases. children generally show few or no symptoms of covid but can infect more vulnerable relatives. those families are most eager for the new shots. those who have chronic medical conditions are particularly concerned because they have been working hard to try and protect their children all this time, and it's exhausting. it's tough going younger does set the stage for more protest, with parents already resisting california's school rules. requiring vaccination for admission. i think our responsibility is as much information, um to people that will help them make this important decision. officials are especially gratified. wider vaccination will arrive in time for the holidays when so many people are socializing. deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. recent polling by the kaiser family foundation found nationwide. one in four parents says they're definitely they definitely would not vaccinate their 5 to 11 year olds right now. 7% would only do so if required a third. want to wait and see and

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