a new law aimed at preventing forced religious conversion. u.s. regulators have approved a 2nd coronavirus vaccine and mass inoculations are expected to start within days to show the modernity there s more than 94 percent effective when administered in 2 doses 4 weeks apart its approval came just hours after the vice president mike pence was given the pfizer biotech that seen live on t.v. in a bid to build support for the rollout an official begins our coverage from the white house. all right this was a very public would have confidence in the corona virus vaccine. the vice president his wife and the us such in general getting an injection live on t.v. they want to shoot americans but the vaccine walks and it s safe the american people deserve to know that we ve never been more prepared to combat the coronavirus than we are today and even while we see cases rising and hospitalizations rising and heartbreaking losses we ll continue to marshal the resources that we have secured
up with. with coronavirus patients. the 20-year-old austrian macedonian citizen was shot dead by police after he gunned down four innocent people. live from paris. thank you very much for being with us. we are focused firmly on events in the united states. donald trump versus joe biden. there is so much more than a case of republican versus democrat. there is more than a political philosophy at stake. from squad for years at the white house have seen major changes in outrages. supporters call it reform. will the people vote for more of this? joe biden points to trump s mishandling of the coronavirus pandemic but points also to the divisions across the country. cases of white police officers killing black people. trump s failure to condemn racist white nationalists. the future of the u.s. at stake. we have correspondence across all the states to bring you the latest news and analysis. in california, in phoenix, in miami, in washington, in philadelphia, in new york. let s s
hello and welcome to westminster and revealed, look at the parliament role in the corona crisis. boris johnson finally got the job he always wanted but the job description had changed. i must level with the british public, more families and many more families are going to lose loved ones before their time. the prime minister was almost one of them as a global pandemic landed too close to home, and left him with questions to answer. 65000 people have lost their lives because of covid-19, the prime minister challenged that could save lives, rather than complain about it. it was a crisis to over ten centuries of tradition to change the way westminster works with unexpected results. we are also embracing this, why apologize, why are you not doing on wednesday afternoon in late january the house minister was summoned to the house of lords to enter an urgent question on what was described as the wuhan coronavirus threat to citizens. it was the third reference of p
guest: good morning. how are you? host: i am doing well. could you start by reminding viewers what the america public health association is. guest: sure, thank you. you re the national nonprofit of people who practice public health and quite frankly, many of our people, the ones out chasing the virus each and every day. host: what role have you sought to play in the coronavirus pandemic?ht what is your group been doing? guest: we have been doing a lot of policymakers, the public, advocating for resources and generally trying to push in prohealth agenda based on science p. host: we found out yesterday the number of reported coronavirus cases in this country past the 5 million mark that is doubling of u.s. cases since the end of june and the last million happening in just the last venting days paid your reaction to that milestone. guest: the challenge is that a lot of this is preventable. we are not paying attention to what we know works. when you look at other na
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