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there were parts in russia that people lived to be 120 years old, eat yogurt and you ll live longer. i ate it until i was 11 and heard that wasn t the case. then i heard in japan, japanese live a long time so i started to eat sushi and then the french drink wine. what do they do in tulsa, oklahoma? like the president met with somebody who is like, 102? 106? 107? there were three over 100. three over 100 and the male survivor grabbed my hand, he said, i watch you all the time. and started lecturing me about what was going on. i think what drove them in talking to them in all sincerity was they wanted the story out. sometimes purpose can extend your life. keep you going. i think that the purpose of them talking about what they saw, this viciousness, this murder, their loved ones being assaulted and killed because of the color of their skin, i think it drove them to keep living until they finally watched the president of the united states telling their story. ....
good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. pop up vaccination centres and walk in clinics are opening in england this weekend, in a major push to offer coronavirus jabs to all remaining adults. it comes as surge testing is being rolled out in areas of south london and cumbria amid a rise in cases. here s our health correspondent katharine da costa. charlton athletic playing host to a pop up vaccination centre, one of a number of extra clinics in the capital making it even easier to access the jab. some are offering walk in slots to over 18s but here, it is the over 40s being invited to roll up their sleeves for a second dose of astrazeneca. i guess for me, the most important thing was just to feel well and a bit freer in society and to not be a danger to others, either. it is expected to be a bumper weekend of walk in vaccinations in the north west, too. the region has the highest case rates in the country but extra doses of vaccines and enhanced testing is helping to slow ....
frustrating democrats. the biden administration set to donate 500 million doses of vaccine worldwide. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in plaintin the situati room. let s go right to our chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins on the ground in the united kingdom for us. kaitlan a big, historic moment coming up for the president of the united states. reporter: it is, wolf. right now he is putting all the emphasis on allies. in his first stop a short time ago he was framing his mission this week as critical, saying this is all about this battle between democracies and autocracies and vowing to stand up to adversaries like china and russia. of course, wolf, this all comes as he s facing big questions from some of those allies that he is meeting with this week about big new challenges related to the pandemic and what the u.s. s role will look like when it comes to sharing vaccines. the ....
back when abraham lincoln was a congressman. embarrassing details behind some of this nation s infrastructure needs. welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper. we start today with the politics lead and a harsh reality check for a party that thought controlling the white house and senate and house of representatives might actually translate to power. today nearly every single democratic priority seems stalled on capitol hill. on infrastructure president biden just wrapped up a call with the lead republican negotiator, but were both sides hundreds of billions apart, the white house is already starting to look at plan b waiting in the wings. then there s the expansive election reform bill. that s failed to earn the support of key democratic senator joe manchin even after a meeting with civil rights leaders today this, while efforts at policing reform also remain at a standstill. so president biden will leave the united states in just hours for his first international trip ....
government-backed study from last may concluded it was plausible. we also now know that study had a major influence on the state department s early investigations. state officials got the findings last october and fought to get more information in the final months of the trump administration. secretary blinken yesterday on what he hopes to see. we remain open to, you know, most possible explanations if the evidence is there to support it. i think what you are seeing around the world is growing concern, focus on the need for countries starting with china to step up to their responsibilities. that s what we are looking for. harris: however, senator tom cotton of arkansas says china is still refusing to cooperate more than a year after the pandemic began. china chances of ever conceding they are responsible for this virus is zero. every bit of evidence we have points to those labs and past time to hold china accountable for their negligence and deceitfulness in unlea ....