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Good news about the coronavirus vaccine is becoming contagious Jan Hoffman, New York Times Dec. 26, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail FILE -- A health care worker makes a selfie while receiving a Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at Virginia Hospital Center in Arlington, Va., on Dec. 16, 2020. As the vaccine went from a hypothetical to a reality, something happened as fresh surveys show attitudes shifting and a clear majority of Americans now eager to get vaccinated. (Michael A. McCoy/The New York Time...

A new Gallup poll found Americans are increasingly willing to be immunized against the novel coronavirus.

We currently have a higher rate per capita than any state in thd >> reporter: big families have been the bedrock of navajo culture. but in the age of covid, its made them vulnerable. >> if you have one contact thats positive, you literally can almost guarantee the whole household has been infected as well, too. >> reporter: those not sick enough for the hospital, hundreds of them, have been sent to four motels like this in gallup, new mexico. this doctor has been treating them for nearly three w...

California warning about the dangers of this disease. >> i cant stress it enough that people take it serious. >> reporter: dad, guillermo, dying from covid-19. eleven other family members getting sick, except for daughter alexia, who couldnt even get close to her mother to comfort her. >> she just sat down and was crying and said, thats it, your dads gone. your dads gone. and i couldnt even hugger. i just had to watch her cry. >> reporter: across the country, at least 32 states now easing some r...

Welcome back. we mentioned it. donald trump has been impeached. donald trump is running for re-election. an impeached president seeking a second term. were in somewhat uncharted territories here -- uncharted territory here but what does the political landscape look like for donald trump as he tries to win a second term? one way of looking at this as we close out 2019, move to 2020, take a look at the presidents approval rating right now. so donald trump, gallup, they track these things across ti...

Into their re-election year. take a look at this. most recent predecessor, barack obama, heading into 2012, in the gallup poll, barack obama was also sitting at 45%. now, in his re-election year in 2012, obama was able to move that number up. he was able to move it into the high 40s, even sometimes crack 50, 51% in the approval rating. and of course obama got re-elected. so he came into the year at 45%. he was able to move it up in his re-election year. george w. bush was sitting at 63% at the e...

Welcome back. whi we mentioned it. donald trump has been impeached. donald trump is running for re-election. an impeached president seeking a second term. were in somewhat uncharted territory here, but what does the political landscape look like for donald trump as he tries to win a second term? one way of looking at this as we close out 2019, move to 2020, take a look at the presidents approval rating right now. so donald trump gallup, they track these things across time. donald trumps approval...

Heres a quote from his bees, republicans and democrats today evaluate the economy more favorably when their party controls the white house. this fact was clearly on display after trump selection went though the facts remain the same, republicans immediately began to view the economy more positively while democrats suddenly found fault with it. in gallup polling the percentage of republicans who so the economy was getting better increased from 15%. this fell from 62% to 72%. is there partisanship...

What are the effects of this? well, the damage is far more profound than anything caused by climate change. young people are broke. as a result, they are delaying the vital life transitions that were automatic for earlier generations. in 1990, a quarter of american adults lived with their parents. today, the number has risen to 35%. the home ownership rate for millennials dropped 8 points from the generation before.ma unable to afford homes, millennials are getting married later, and less often,...

Them, millions and millions of them. what are the effects of this? well, the damage is far more profound than anything caused by climate change. young people are broke. as a result, they are delaying the vital life transitions that were automatic for earlier generations. in 1990, a quarter of american adults lived with their parents. today, the number has risen to 32%. the own ownership rate formally knows dropped 8 points from the generation before. unable to afford homes, millennials are getti...