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Out organisations to recruit more scientists to work around the clock, and to hire more staff to help find volunteers more quickly. —— thrown at organisations. and because covid—19 has been so widespread, finding volunteers to test the vaccine on has been easier than in other trials. when enough data has been gathered, it is submitted to a countrys regulators for approval. scientific and clinical experts review it to see how effective the vaccine is, how safe it is, how stable it is, its q...

And crusading christian army. the city was destroyed and rebuilt many times with the jewish people always seeking to return. it was under arab rule from the muslim conquest in the year 637 until the christian crusades of 1099. again this part of the ottoman empire from the 16th century until the end of world war i. after the ottoman surrender of 1920, bethlehem became part of the british mandate of palestine. >> menaced by the rights of the -- to a place of safety under military perfection. >> t...

It was under the muslim conquest in the year 1637 and told a christian crusades of 1099 andnd again as part of the ottoman empire. after the surrender of 1920 come bethlehem became part of what was part of the british mandate of palestine. >> menaced by the right of the arabs, british troops escorting them to a place of safety under military protection. >> the british were taskedf with the jewish and arab communities the rights to run their own internal affairs. it did not go well. >> judea, tim...

>> odonnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. were going to begin tonight with that breaking news from the united kingdom, where there is a new strain of coronavirus that health experts are warning may be more contagious. as a result, at least 40 countries are taking drastic action to isolate the u.k., from closing borders to cutting off trade routes and restricting travel, resulting in chaotic scenes like these at train stations, airports and on the roads. ...

Around the block to get the sabin oral polio vaccine. at some of those drives they gave out commemorative spoons. you could get the souvenir spoon to mark the occasion. and if you put aside for a second the medical marvel of administering a vaccine on a sugar cube, it was these really, eely long lines that built excitement around the sabin vaccine, the vaccination effort was going to work because the uptake was so strong, the american people were so interested in getting it. you could hear the n...

Immunization plan looking on it as one big lark. an ounce of prevention multiplied by a million and a half. >> it was 1961 when a scientist named albert sabin developed a vaccine for polio that did not require a needle for a shot in the arm. for the sabin vaccine the medicine could just be dropped onto a cube of sugar, so kids were happier to take that. they could just pop a sugar cube into their mouth instead of getting a shot. the vaccine developed by jonas salk, of course, changed the world i...

There are special arrangements for those two young to swallow the sugar, a drop of health. authorities worry later that the youngsters took to the immunization plan looking on it as one big lark. an ounce of prevention multiplied by a million and a half. >> it was 1961 when a scientists named albert sabin developed a vaccine for polio that did not require a needle for a shot in the arm. for the sabin vaccine the medicine could just be dropped onto a cube of sugar, so kids were happier to take th...

Was reldy the u.s. would hold these massive vaccine drives at schools and churches, the lines around the block to get the sabin oral polio vaccine. at some of those drives they gave out comemerative spoons. you could get the souvenir spoon to mark the occasion. and if you put aside for a second the medical marvel of administering a vaccine on a sugar cube, it was these really, eely long lines that built excitement abo excitement around the sabin vaccine, the vaccination effort was going to work ...

Happier to take that. they could just pop a cube the sugar in their mouth instead of getting a shot. the sabin vaccine sealed this hum human achievement for a lifelong vaccine against polio. they would hold massive polio vaccine drives, with lines around the church. they called them sabin sundays. on some of those drives you could get the souvenir spoon to mark the occasion. if you put aside for a second the medical marvel of administering a vaccine on a sugar cube, it was these really long line...

Pushing for democracy, like congressman john lewis, who led a peaceful march for voting write rights in alabama, known as bloody sunday. the event ultimately helped pass the landmark voting rights act of 1965. in july, his death was mourned as the end of an era. >> this is our moment, this is our time, and its right now. >> a new generation has continued his fight. >> we want peace. >> veteran december monday meade is a voting right s advocate. he struggled with addiction and went to prison. >> ...