Green light. Pfizer says the Research Shows the dosage for these younger kids is one third the dose given to those over the age of 12. Same vaccine, smaller dose, and its safe and effective. Also breaking this hour, Chuck Schumer has announced hes reached a deal with Mitch Mcconnell to extend the debt ceiling to december. Averting another crisis like this for only two months. Well have more on that in a moment. Lets begin with the Breaking News on feiser. Joining me now, dr. Sanjay gupta. Sanjay, we knew this was coming, but what does this announcement mean from pfizer. Theyre basically saying at this point they think they have the data to support this emergency use authorization. We have heard about this as you pointed out because of the trials. Now pfizer has put it all together. They submitted the application and they think that its going to theyre obviously hopeful. Keep in mind, 16 and older as far as where pfizer stands. 12 to 15 is emergency use authorization. This would now be
Given way. what we ve learned in this court document, many court documents is oan was encouraged to launch by at&t and was provided carriage fees, cable fees, exclusively by at&t. other distributors like comcart and charter don t carry oan so at&t is largely financing the channel. here s what at&t says though, a corporate spokesman tell me we ve never had a financial interest in oan s success and when at&t acquired directv we refused to carry oan and they sued us as a rough. we have a commercial carriage agreement now. of course, there s lots of channels that get carriage fees but oan is not your average channel. it s not really a news channel. it s full of propaganda and conspiracy programming, pushing the big lie and anti-vaccination messages. that s the difference, and the question then becomes does at&t have any standard, any line that it draws for what programming it s willing to carry even if
| 02 April 2021
WildEarth, said to be the only live and interactive 24/7 TV channel dedicated to connecting people to nature, has inked a three-year carriage agreement with leading Finnish digital entertainment service Elisa Viihde.
The channel sees its mission as to connect people with nature, bringing viewers face to face with wilderness in real time. Twice-daily live safaris from the popular wilderness locations in Africa see expert guides take viewers on an authentic and interactive safari where they can not only see the action as it happens but can also ask questions which are answered live.
In addition to the LIVE safaris, WildEarth shows non-narrated footage of unique wildlife stories. The format encourages viewers to find their own magic in nature, empathise with the stories and imagine what the animals are thinking and feeling.