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90—95% in older adults that is happening here. once we have finished immunising all the 18 and overin finished immunising all the 18 and over in august time, say, that might be enough to control the virus. then there is the ethical concern. once you are the vaccines to children in the autumn time, there will still be billions of people in other countries who have not had a single dose and will have a greater need. if we want to end this pandemic, we have to vaccinate globally, notjust locally....

Both those countries have very high levels of vaccine hesitancy. they are not getting the superb coverage of 90%, 95% in older adults that is happening in the uk. so here it might be possible, once all over 18 have been offered and given the vaccine, that might suppress the virus. then there is the ethical argument. should we be offering the vaccine to children this autumn, when there will still be billions of adults around the world who do not have access to the vaccine and are in greater need?...

Weekend coming up, memorial day last year it was obviously a very different country and very different world. half of the country is not vaccinated. i think for them, theyre going to have the same sort of decisions and risks they dealt with last year. but for the vaccinated people, its going to feel like a very different memorial day weekend. an unvaccinated people is not posing a risk to a vaccinated person and a vaccinated person is not posing a risk to the vaccinated person. this is really ab...

8:00 curfew. police then using pepper balls to break up the crowd. some trampled in the stampede. these scenes prompting city leaders to extend the curfew and close causeways into miami beach from thursdays to sundays through mid-april. some are accusing the police of using unnecessary force on a predominantly black crowd. >> i think that the response to crowds of black people doing whatever theyre doing always tends to engender a little bit more aggression, a little bit more force. >> reporter:...

At the richmond airport and a doctors office. on december 11th, three unvaccinated children with measles visiting from new zealand, likely exposed travelers at denver and los angeles international airports. the cdc is contacting passengers who flew on the same planes. the measles virus spreads through coughing and sneezing. and can live in the air for up to two hours. symptoms can include a high fever, cough, runny nose, pink eye, and of course a red, splotchy rash. on average, it takes about tw...

Of thumb is a week or two to get rid of this stuff. right? bring in i.d. there are stores like best buy and victorias secret with computerized return authorization systems and where people do like serial returns as part of a scam. they can also determine how many times a customer tried to return an item. it is really an art giving gifts this people actually want. so heres whats popular, clothing and accessories number one, gift cards are number two. always are. more than half of gift givers purc...

Office. three unvaccinated children visiting from new zealand likely exposed passengers at denver and los angeles international airports. the cdc is contacting passengers who flew on the same planes. the measles virus spreads through coughing and sneezing and can live in the air up to two hours. symptoms include a high fever, cough, runny nose, pink eye and, of course, a red, sloshy rash. on average, it takes two weeks for the rash to develop and a person is contagious four days before and after...

Airports across this country. it pays them more than $100,000 each on average to play cnn nobody watches it. its garbage. this service is likely costing cnn $6 million a year, but they do it anyway because what is the value of propaganda?il author and columnist mark steyn joins us to assess all of this. so cnn pays to assault you at airports? a im not saying they should be a crime, but im thinking it sounds like one. >> they pay over $6 million to boulder people, hit people and airports. for $6 ...

Cnn has contracts with 58 airports across this country. it pays them more than $100,000 each on average to play cnn nobody watches it. its garbage. this service is likely costing cnn $6 million a year, but they do it anyway because what is the value of propaganda? author and columnist mark steyn joins us to assess all of this. so cnn pays to assault you at airports? im not saying they should be a crime, but im thinking it sounds like one. >> they pay over $6 million to boulder people, hit people...

The most vague, the weakest, you know, politically motivated, two articles of impeachment. first there was a quid pro quo, but that ended up being four joanne zero experience hunter, then of course, we will call a bribery. now, we will call it extortion. now we are down to this, abuse of power and oh, the president sought remedy in the judicial branch of government because of the conflict with the legislative branch, which every other president has done, so call that obstruction. by the way, dev...