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Distribution plans by today. meanwhile, a key cdc team met monday to discuss how to roll out the vaccine, and importantly, who gets priority access. theres little disagreement that front line health care workers should be included but theres a debate over whether nursing home residents should be. some worry that the groups high mortality rates will damage confidence in the vaccine. the advisory committee also said it will take into account fair and equitable access to everyone, especially groups...

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Convince americans theyre safe after the white house interfered in fda and cdc coronavirus guidance, americans confidence in those agencies and the vaccine process dropped. but now indications that confidence is slowly starting to return a gallup poll finds 58% are likely to be vaccinated up from a low of 50% in september though 42% still say they wont get the vaccine. >> weve got to make sure we engage the community. there was no compromise of safety, nor was there compromise of scientific inte...

Had a chance to talk to liverpool mayor recently, and he explained why he and his team jumped at the chance to have this approach piloted in their community. >> when we were given the opportunity to work with governments in the armed forces, i seized that opportunity with both hands. i want it to work, need it to work, to protect lives and livelihoods of people as well. if we come out on the 2nd of december, hopefully weve achieved both those objectives. >> reporter: thats the highest of the res...

Dr monsef slaoui says he hopes to be able to ship vaccines to immunisation sites, within 24 hours of regulatory approval. our washington correspondent, lebo diseko, has more. as the us battles to deal with coronavirus, at last, some welcomed news. the head of the government vaccine programme saying that immunisation could start in less than three weeks. the second the emergency authorisation is approved, the acip and the cdc will issue their recommendation for who will get the vaccines on a prio...

Immunisation could start in less than three weeks. you can reach me on twitter — the second the emergency authorisation is approved, the acip and the cdc will issue recommendations for who will get the vaccines im @lvaughanjones. on a priority basis. that is very likely to be health care workers, first line workers, individuals hello there. that are very high risk. high pressure means a largely elderly. dry but rather a chilly start to the new working week infection rates are with a touch of f...

Before that, on december the 2nd, national restrictions will end, bringing a return to the regional three tier approach. but thats going to be beefed up, after some government scientists complained of the restrictions werent effective. so, gyms and shops are expected to be allowed to reopen in all areas. last orders will be at ten, but customers will have an extra hour to drink up. but pubs could be limited to takeaway service only in areas with the highest coronavirus levels. every region of en...

The second the emergency authorisation is approved, the acip and the cdc will issue their recommendation for who will get the vaccines on a priority basis. thats very likely to be maybe health care workers, maybe first line workers, maybe individuals that are very high risk, elderly. infection rates are rising at alarming rates across the country. but immunisation efforts risk being undermined by lack of trust in the process. a recent poll showed less than 60% of americans would take up a covid�...

Just for britain but for the world. the scientists involved say it brings us closer to a return to normal life. i can definitely see a future beyond the pandemic. i think that we will be able to roll out vaccines in the first half of next year and have a big impact here in the uk. but, for humanity, we have to be able to distribute all around the world, and thats going to take a bit longer. in less than a year, scientists here have created a brand—new vaccine and run large—scale trials. now,...