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In the latest 24—hour period. there were another 223 deaths within 28 days of a positive test. nearly 49.5 million people have received the first dose of the vaccine, and more than 45 million people have received the second jab. 78.9% of the population aged 12 and over have been fully vaccinated. so, todays cases are slighly down on yesterdays figures. however, rates in the uk have been rising throughout this month. as this graph with data collected up to the 18th of october shows, the number ...

43,738 new infections were recorded in the latest 24—hour period. there were another 223 deaths, within 28 days of a positive test. nearly 49 and a half million people have received the first dose of the vaccine and more than 45 people have received the second jab. 78.9% of the population aged 12 and over have been fully vaccinated. so todays figures for new cases are slightly down on yesterdays. however, infection rates in the uk have been rising throughout this month. as this graph with data...

We pulled some of these numbers. i want to show this. data makes the point. of those 187 million, about 7,200 breakthrough infections that results in death. 85% of those among those over 65. not everyone who dies after being vaccinated die covid-related deaths but this next graph sort of makes this point, jake, that weve made before that if you look over all the death rate among the vaccinated versus unvaccinated, look at that. that is the point. people keep saying, you can still get it. what di...

Recall. judge jeanine: the repeated statements that hes going to get into trouble if he keeps answering questions. >> im going to get in trouble with staff if i dont do this the right way. >> im going to get in trouble. judge jeanine: no president in united states history has ever spoken like this. what are we supposed to conclude when the most powerful man in the free world says someone will reprimand him if he doesnt do what they tell him to do. is someone else in charge? have youing in thed j...

Recall. judge jeanine: the repeated statements that hes going to get into trouble if he keeps answering questions. >> im going to get in trouble with staff if i dont do this the right way. >> im going to get in trouble. judge jeanine: no president in united states history has ever spoken like this. what are we supposed to conclude when the most powerful man in the free world says someone will reprimand him if he doesnt do what they tell him to do. is someone else in charge? have youing in thed j...

Kidnapped. women have been raped, children, human trafficking, beatings, bribery, brutality. enough is enough. enough is enough. >> do you see it hypocritical that you have this administration using title 42, a policy that mike pence had to force the cdc to install in the first place, that its past its toim, how is this being justified, is it hypocritical youre using title 42 to keep tender people out of the country regardless of whether they know if theyve been vaccinated or not, meanwhile tour...

Recall. judge jeanine: the repeated statements that hes going to get into trouble if he keeps answering questions. >> im going to get in trouble with staff if i dont do this the right way. >> im going to get in trouble. judge jeanine: no president in united states history has ever spoken like this. what are we supposed to conclude when the most powerful man in the free world says someone will reprimand him if he doesnt do what they tell him to do. is someone else in charge? have youing in thed j...

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Near capacity, up to about 94%, in fact. walk us through a typical day at this point in your hospital for you and your medical team. >> good morning, and thanks for having me. our hospital system and i think this is similar across all hospitals in our valley is that theres a extreme limit, especially on icu beds. we have had limited staffing, so weve not been able to search and open an additional icu like we did last year when we were at the height of our hospitalizations. right now, were seeing...

And did it. when large and low wage workers, in an economy where it was easier to replace. them and they pulled off an incredibly impressive strike. and then we went into 2019, pre-pandemic. with the teachers walking out. 34,000 of them, at the oakland teachers went. then the pandemic hits. i think there is something happening before. 2018 and that graph you showed, it was a small bump. but it does go up in 2018 for the first time in 30 years. i think workers were already frustrated, angry, and ...