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Cnns phil black joins me from essex county in england. boris johnson facing some pressure to put the brakes on the plan to ease covid restrictions, youve been looking into the facts find the growing alarm there. what can you tell us? >> reporter: indeed, kim, it is frustrating timing just as the uk was prepared to move beyond the pandemic, throw off remaining restrictions, these cases and infections are now spiking because of a new highly transmissible variant. scientists agree a new wave is bui...

He said he thought it made the uk seemed needy. butjoe biden speaking in the last hour said that he doesnt use that term lightly because what he refers to is he said, a set of shared values, respect for democracy. how these two countries lead by example and he also talks about the very important things they can do together when they work closely. so as boris johnson was just saying theyre on the beast that they are going to set out the path for climate change. with the un climate two climate cha...

My Turn: Next pandemic will we treat the homebound better? AL NORMAN Published: 6/9/2021 1:13:10 PM Massachusetts began administering COVID-19 vaccines on Dec. 15, 2020. One hundred four days later, on March 29, Gov. Charles Baker announced the launch of a new “Homebound Vaccine Program.” By that point in time, the commonwealth had already administered 3,409,635 doses of vaccine to the public. The Homebound Program was clearly not as high a priority as reaching patients in nursing faci...

Organization head call publicly for rich countries to start sharing their stockpiles of vaccines so that new variants dont keep circulating in other untries that cant necessarily get hold of those vaccines or afford them. say, in continents like africa and also asia as well. so the united states has actually already committed to sharing 25 million of its covid vaccine doses. france, for instance, is sharing 500,000. what were expecting here is more pressure from boris johnson to actually start a...

Investigation. fbi looking at campaign fund-raising activity involving dejoys former private business. as for trump himself, national review writes that is sources back up a report from the new york times own maggie haberman, reported this week that trump believes he will be reinstated to office this summer. after so-called audits of the 2020 elections in arizona and georgia or done. just for starters, thats not possible. also tonight, while the nation appears to be on the road back to normal af...

The Texas Legislature sent a $248 billion two-year state budget to Gov. Greg Abbott after the House approved the measure last Thursday. The 140-day legislative session ended at midnight May 31. Senate Bill 1 is $13.5 billion less than the previous biennial budget, with the difference to be made up from COVID-19 relief funds from the federal government. As previously reported, Abbott plans to allow legislators to decide how to allocate those funds during a special session this fall. Lt. Gov. Dan...

It will be at least two more years before India's car sales can reclaim their pre-pandemic heights, however, any rebound would depend on the success of the country's vaccine program

It will be at least two more years before India's car sales can reclaim their pre-pandemic heights, however, any rebound would depend on the success of the country's vaccine program

In the latest Capital Highlights column, Gary Borders reports that the Texas Legislature has sent the new budget for the next two years to Gov. Abbott

Every week starting june 20th for the remainder of the summer. that has critics concerned. they say a vaccine program like this shouldnt involve one of the states that has one of the highest gun death rates in the country. officials say they know what the people here want. they think thats whats going to get folks vaccinated. some of the folks i wanted to this morning werent so sure. >> a lot of gimmicks. its taxpayer money. to me, its going to the wrong places. >> im 84. what would i do with a ...