The biden administration has unveiled plans to share millions of unused covid vaccines with the rest of the world. Theyll distribute 25 Million doses immediately, with a goal of handing out 80 Million by the end ofjune. Of that initial batch, 19 Million will be allocated to covax, the global facility designed to distribute vaccines fairly. The remaining Six Million doses will go directly to countries experiencing surges, and to us neighbours. They include mexico, canada, South Korea and ukraine. President biden s national Security Adviserjake Sullivan outlined the criteria for Vaccine Distribution. Weve received requests from all over the world, and a number of important factors went into our decision about how to allocate these first 25 Million vaccines. These factors included achieving global coverage, responding to surges and other specific urgent situations and public health needs, and helping as many countries as possible whove requested vaccines. Lets cross live to Los Angeles to
host: you hitchhiked. guest: yeah. and guys were throwing beer bottles at me from pickup trucks, and i d hitchhiked from twin cities and here i am in gillette and i d never seen the west before. i was awestruck by it but gillette was a tough town, and i saw someone walking towards me from town that looked like bad news. and i m a young kid out in the great land and kind of jumpy. this guy is walking towards me and i remember he was in a carhartt canvas union suit that was filthy dirty and his hair was matted and he clearly was homeless and struggling. he was big dude. he came up to me, and i was instantly on my guard. and he said, hey, man, where are you going? i said, i m going california. and he said, how much food you got? now, i would give food to anyone who was hungry, but i didn t think that s what was going on. thought he wanted to rob me. wanted me to get me to open up my bag. i didn t know what was going to happen but i was definitely jumpy. so, i said, i just go
hair dirty and matted, homeless and struggling. he was a big dude. he came up to me and i was instantly on my guard. and he said where are you going and he said i am going to california and he said how much food do you have. i thought he wanted to rob me. he wanted me to open up my bag and i didn t know what was going to happen but i was jumpy about it. i said i have a little cheese. he was carrying a lunch box and said i lib in a broken down car and he said i walk out to the coal mine to see if anyone is sick and they can hire me. most days they don t need to hire he and today they don t need me so i will not need my lunch. he had a baloney sandwich, apple and bag of potato chips and he said i want you to have my food because you will need all you can to get to california. you can imagine how bad i felt. it was my first lesson not in generosity but taking responsibility for another person you don t know. he looked at me on the highway and saw a brother. he saw someone on foo
i could tell you i had great insight of the back-and-forth that happened that bob left it at that as instructing obama on this issue. he would never get a presidential medal of honor which i thk he actually deserve frankly for what he did for his company but the heroism didn t mean the political establishment would. so you write this is just like leadership lessons and in the book i discovered it all comes down to what you mean by happiness up and down those phases nothing is forever not even life itself i reflect and hearing that back i hear him thinking about where his life is taking them end there is some regrets that he wouldn t ever get to spend the sunset years in the place that he loved far away from the united states in croatia where he spent a lot of time with his family and the people he loved. and there was that sacrifice that he made despite that it may have extended his life just to have it in his life with the adrenalin, who knows? but he was deeply aware of
fog and a few localized rain. a lot of 60 s showing up. just a few pockets of 50 s here and there. high-pressure overhead will be another day with sunshine and lightweight wind, but there is e humid air waiting to come in and you will feel a difference as it moves in. temperatures tebow pretty quickly and by 8:00 a.m., lunchtime temperatures in boston s will still be in the upper 70 s. that is the sea along the coastline. upper 70 s to around 80, upper 80 s to around 90 further inland. we will talk about the humidity coming in. back to you. olessa: thank you so much. randy: breaking overnight, a deadly wrong way crash is now under investigation. emily: doug meehan is on the scene but we want to head to the pike and the road is now open. it happened around midnight and lasted three hours. always i know getting by. we will have more in the few minutes. in a few minutes. that is what s left of the overnight construction. for the rest of the ride, it is fairly quiet. south of t