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Priorities right now. >> he is returning to the white house now at an inflection point on a number of fronts. theres key pieces in the coming weeks that could come together, that could shape the trajectory of his presidency. on the domestic front, the infrastructure proposal. the white house is saying they want to have a clear direction on where that is going by june 7, when congress comes back. theres a lot of progress being made on police reform on capitol hill. the white house has been quietl...

To encourage those who are eligible to come and get a vaccine. in bolton, which has a persistently high infection rate, fuelled by the indian variant, a bus is offering a jab to eligible adults in affected areas. the army is also on hand to encourage residents without symptoms to get tested. while in glasgow, another area of concern, a drop in vaccine centre has been set up to encourage anyone who is over 40, to get their second dose, as that provides more substantial protection. coronavirus cas...

Which can offer a jab to adults in postcodes with high rates of the indian variant. coronavirus cases in the uk are once again on the rise with a 27% increase in the past week. whether this will translate into serious illness and hospitalisations is not yet known. there is also a push for people to take up their second jab, which provides more substantial protection. one of the experts advising the government says further easing of restrictions due in three weeks time should be postponed. people...

The people are not saying that we should, you know, abandon thejune 21st date all together, butjust to delay it by a few weeks whilst we gather more intelligence and we can look at the trajectory in a clearer way. and if you look at the cost and benefits of getting it wrong, i think that its heavily in the favour of delay. ministers say it will be a two—week wait before they can say for certain whether complete unlocking can go ahead on the 21st ofjune. i know everybody wants to know whats goi...

Going up. this year, the numbers are going down. >> in a white house briefing last year, cdc director dr. rochelle walensky touched on that. if youre vaccinated. you can enjoy memoir real day. what about people who cant get vaccinated or theyre not eligible or they have small children like i do. >> i think for people unvaccinated -- my kids are in that middle ground as well where theyre not fully vaccinated, you still have to be careful. were still close. you see the trajectory of the numbers. l...

Will honor the men and women who have died over the years, men and women in service to this country, steph. >> courtney, thank you. lets bring in dr. madad. extraordinary achievement between science and vaccine rollout. the fact here we are with more than half of americans fully vaccinated, thats extraordinary news. however, that also means the other half of the country isnt vaccinated. how concerned are you about another surge after the holiday? >> thank you for having me on. when we look at ...

The way cara said it did. for one thing when first responders arrived just moments after the shooting really, all the lights in the house were on. it wasnt in darkness the way she described it. >> > i felt like i was in a war zone with the explosions, the and this room is so tiny. smell of smoke, the smell of burning flesh, people that somebody standing in the doorway could reach out and touch the finger of the person on the screaming. >> it was the single most bed. so wouldnt she have recognize...

By a devastating second wave in december and january, when a variant emerged. and there are concerns a third wave is following the same trajectory. the situation has also shone a light on south africas lagging vaccine roll—out — only about 1.5% of the countrys 60 million people have received a vaccine. as the african continent, we are pushing ahead with efforts to expand our vaccine manufacturing capacity with a view to be self—sufficient in vaccine production. south africas one of the cou...

Is following the same trajectory. the situation has also shone a light on south africas lagging vaccine roll—out — only about 1.5% of the countrys 60 million people have received a vaccine. as the african continent, we are pushing ahead with efforts to expand our vaccine manufacturing capacity with a view to be self—sufficient in vaccine production. south africas one of the countries leading the charge to remove patent rights on coronavirus vaccines to help every country manufacture its ow...

Residents without symptoms to get tested. there is also a vaccine bus which can offer a jab to adults in postcodes with high rates of the indian variant. coronavirus cases in the uk are once again on the rise with a 27% increase in the past week. whether this will translate into serious illness in hospitals has not yet known. there is also a push for people to take up their second jab which provides more substantial protection. 0ne second jab which provides more substantial protection. one of th...