Just a matter of time before we start the cooldown. No breeze yet. I think well hold the rain off until early next week, unless youre well up to the north. But 60s and 70 ovechkin on theater 70s on the water. Sal, things have picked up. They have picked up a little bit. Traffic at the bay bridge plaza is going to be backed for at least a 20minute delay before you make it on to i the span. I think that will not lost as much as it does on monday through thursday. Sometimes less volume on a friday. We have an improving situation on interstate 880. We have a problem here, you can see its still sluggish, but better, anymore its freeway head hing south is a little slow. And the south bay commute is beginning to fill in. 7 01. Lets go back to the desk. Oakland Police Department shaken by yet another sex scandal. Now two officers are set to appear in court today on two separate cases. We have the angry response from the mayor about another Police Officer accused of sexual misconduct. The mayor
NEW DELHI: India kicked off one of the world’s largest coronavirus vaccination drives on Saturday as the pandemic spread at a record pace and global Covid-19 deaths surged past two million.The.
Pharmaceutical major Pfizer reassures Europe over coronavirus vaccines as pandemic surges
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Last Updated: Jan 17, 2021, 12:33 PM IST
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The coronavirus pandemic is showing no signs of slowing down, with infections surging past 94 million and more than two million deaths, and Europe among the hardest-hit parts of the world.
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Pfizer tried to ease concerns in Europe about deliveries of its coronavirus vaccine as nations across the world doubled down on restrictions to fight the rampaging pandemic. The coronavirus pandemic is showing no signs of slowing down, with infections surging past 94 million and more than two million deaths, and Europe among the hardest-hit parts of the world.
India kicked off one of the world’s largest coronavirus vaccination drives on January 16, as US drugs giant Pfizer moved to calm fears in Europe about delays to deliveries of their vaccine. The UN is intensifying its push to speed up vaccine rollout globally, particularly to poorer countries, as officially recorded virus deaths surge past two million.