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Is a tremendous unprecedented move to limit civil liberties and make them contingent on government permission, that the interference in personal life and family life and even among social events among friends is quite extraordinary, and i think we have now set this president and it is going to be very hard to reverse. when does this end? viruses mutate all the time. whenever there is a muted variation is that going to cause the government automatically to resume these oppressive measures? this i...

Xeroxing things, some of the copies are not going to be perfect. when those are replicated, arent perfect here. thats how mutations occur, similar fashion. its a natural phenomenon for viruses to do that. so the fact that weve discovered another variation is not cause for great alarm. now, obviously we need to be concerned about the coronavirus and its variations and we need to continue to take appropriate precautions. but we dont need to go crazy. you know, you just had governor abt bought on -...

Antibodies bind less well. therefore, is the virus able to escape? i want to highlight that we expect this to happen. we expect some variation in our immune response from previous infection and from vaccines, but everything weve seen still, ali, tells us that if youre fully vaccinated, youre going to have some protection, even against omicron from being severely ill, hospitalized and dying. so its really important to realize that the vaccines we have, they may not always prevent you from getting...

Pallab ghosh, bbc news. hank greely is stanford university professor of law and director of the center for law and the biosciences. he joins us from california. ill be in the early stages of this research or will be set applied in practice soon? we are into the _ applied in practice soon? - are into the early stages. this is a very clever piece of work and i was very impressed with that but you have to remember almost every biological research, never believe it until someone else replicates it a...

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It is something you know about and look at whether it means that people need poster doses —— need booster doses to further protect themselves. how fast is it spreading? they are saying it is spreading at unprecedented numbers again, a slight variation from what they have seen to the delta variant here in south africa. they say at this stage we are in the fourth wave of infections of omicron. the silver lining, i suppose, infections of omicron. the silver lining, isuppose, is infections of om...

Infectious than delta, which is also much more infectious already than the original virus. so thats worrisome. what we dont know, and there hasnt been any indication is, can you get sicker with this variation? we dont know the answer to that. i think from the information you just presented tonight, which is new for me, this business about the javits convention center, that shows something fauci said a couple days ago. if its in san francisco, its already here. were going to get a huge wave of th...

The surgery and treatment capacity there are risks that it might get worse this winter as nhs pressure increases, so we need to see urgent action from the government to make sure cancer is a priority and they expand capacity for cancer treatment to make sure people dont wait as long but also catch up on the backlogs which means people face some of these agonising and traumatic waits to make sure they can get their cancer diagnosed and treated. it can get their cancer diagnosed and treated. , ,.,...

Against them. so really by overruling roe and casey the court wont have to go down that road and a lot of those decisions are quite readily groundable in history, tradition and the courts traditional factors. >> thank you. justice thomas, justice breyer? alito? justice sotomayor? >> i just wanted to get your quick sense of how your intermediate positions would work if basically the viability line was discarded and undue burden became the standard overall, a standard according to you is an unclea...

Whether one is 15 weeks and one is 12 weeks and one is 9 weeks or a variation across a wide variety of other dimensions, what would that look like coming to the court? how do you think we should -- we would be able to deal with that or how would you council that to deal with that if the court were to go down that road? >> this is not to push back against the end, and i will answer your question, but part of why weve counseled is thats the only way to get rid of a number of the problems that i th...