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meghan markle s explosive interview with oprah. so what is next the queen and the royal family? it is way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early oig, the show that know that when grandma talks, you better listen. the house is expected to vote today on president biden s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package. debate on the bill scheduled to begin just after 9:00 a.m., timing of the final vote is fluid given that republicans may try to slow the process. house democrats aim to get the bill to president biden s desk so he can sign it before key unemployment programs expire this coming sunday. it can take days for congress to formally send a huge bill down the street to the white house. once biden has signed it, the money can start flowing including those $1400 relief payments for eligible americans, $300 a week federal jobless benefits and those additional funds for vaccine distribution. new polling from the pew research center continues to show just ho
The Hong Kong SAR Government announced the lifting of all mandatory PCR test requirements for inbound travellers upon arrival in Hong Kong, as well as the lifting of Vaccine Pass which allowed access to specified premises and other measures starting from tomorrow (29 December).
nonpharmaceutical intervention shows us, the distancing and the masks and the hand washing they work when you produce the outcome that you want. and we ve been watching western europe and if those folks have locked down and stay true to the other distancing measures, we haven t seen any change in the case curves. and the real outcome is whether or not people are ending up in the hospitals and as you said sat the top of the hour, those counts are still pretty flat in terms of hospitalizations. and so, i actually question whether we could control the spread of omicron. i don t think we can. i think it is too ubiquitous and infectious. i wonder if whether or not keeping people virtual will this is the question that i have. because we re talking about case loads an the numbers are wild. but you can t uncouple them from the hospitalizations. the hospitalizations just do not match it. and i understand that it is going to take maybe a week or two to really see how the hospitalizations ris