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Our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions in yearly funding to finally address homelessness in california. vote yes on 27. tax online sports betting and protect tribal sovereignty and help californians that are hurting the most. masks are off, and guards are down, but the white house is warning this pandemic isnt over. covid response coordinator says t...

White house warning americans now that the pandemic is not over as a new dominant strain of omicron is sending more people to the hospital. the u.s. is also facing another health challenge in this moment. monkeypox. the governments response, facing questions as vaccine appointments for that are hard to come by. joining now, dr. shaw. hes the white house response coordinator. its good to see you. thank you for being here. another doctor thats been on cnn many times, he tracks pandemic trends clos...

Covid now and you get covid in three months, then you cant do paxlovid? >> no, thats not true. >> no? >> no. if you get infected now and you get paxlovid -- anybody who is at elevated risk of a bad outcome should absolutely have that as a consideration. and then if you get another infection three, four months from now, that does not make you ineligible for paxlovid again. the truth is paxlovid is keeping people out of the hospital, keeping people from the icu and worse. we should be making sure ...

It is 47 minutes past the hour and the white house announces a new plan to manage the omicron variant of covid. nationwide cases have increased 80% with the seven day average for new cases growing to more than 128,000 daily infections. those figures do not include the at-home tests many are using now. joining us is the white house covid-19 response coordinator, dr. ashish jha . what is the white house doing? >> weve been tracking the sub variant for weeks now. it is spread in other parts of the ...

The rollout of the COVID vaccine for children under five years old in Florida was met with mixed reactions. While parents of children with immune disorders are relieved, some groups announced they would not be offering the newly approved vaccines.

Cdc over the weekend gave the stamp of approval to the shots, both vaccines, how soon would you expect kids to actually be able to go to their doctors office or go to the pharmacy and get it? >> its going to start this week, savannah, well see the first shots going in tomorrow, wednesday, over the next few days. and then its going to ramp up in the days and weeks ahead. >> that was white house covid response coordinator dr. ashih jha on "today." dr. rochelle walensky gave the go ahead to the vac...

Renting in an environment where we might have a recession will allow you to pick up and move maybe where the jobs are. >> if you are able to make a downtown and qualify for a mortgage, it will cost you less to own that home than it would be to rent the same property. >> reporter: now whats a common mistake people make when taking on a new mortgage, buying a new home? one expert we spoke to said many people simply buy too much house, overestimating the affordability of their mortgage, not factori...

Soon be re-evaluated. this is according to the white house covid response coordinator dr. asheesh ja, but he stresses this decision really ultimately lies with the cdc if they are going to make changes. but it comes as cnn learns that 42 mayors have now sent a series of letters to the white house urging the administration to drop testing requirements for those vaccinated international travelers. one letter says the testing rule, quote, makes little sense considering that nearly all other sectors...

Biggest complaint of shortness of breath. they could not breathe. immediately they were put on ventilators that was a problem for it if you have a new medication that could potentially help improve oxygenation its going to potentially be a game changer. arthel: thats wonderful at doing to play some sound right now from white house coronavirus response coordinator and why its important for congress to continue to fund the fight against covid, lets listen. >> if you want to ask what keeps me awake...

Queen’s University has seen a 210 percent increase in the number of community members accessing Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Services (SVPRS), according to an April 13 Board of Trustee Report. This comes as the Improper Acts policy has been approved by the Board.