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Because we need those up dated boosters yesterday, basically, but we won't be able to get them probably until october november if we have the proper funding. >> last one, quickly, there's, it's early, we want to caution it is early, but there is some, there is potential of a new strain of covid out of india right now that may not be an omicron sub variant but something new entirely. potentially even becoming a variant of concern. what do we know about this in admittedly early days. yes, sure, ba.2.75, it is something we're keeping an eye on. you're exactly right. we haven't identified it or fl...

My message to people that seem confused, the answer is if you weren't vaccinated, the likelihood you would have more severe course than you did have when you were vaccinated. >> neil: there's a lot of people looking at it with the new strain, and i can't keep up with it, this ba 2.75 or what have you, it always seemed to be mutated and always spreading. yet the collective view of the world is, we're over this, time to move on, time to live our lives and time to fly again. we're no longer forcing those coming in from other countries that they have been vaccinated or testing negative for the vir...

High risk counties in orange from both coasts, from california to new york city. where people are being urged once again to wear masks indoors, even outside in large crowds. and health experts now concerned about new variants emerging this summer. >> previous infections from omicron are not giving us the same level of antibody protection against the newer variants. you could theoretically be infected with multiple omicron subvariants. >> reporter: the ba.57 subvariant now making up more than half of all cases. and scientists closely watching a new variant, only two cases so far in the u.s., bu...

Michelle fleury, bbc news, new york. it's a toughjob. let's talk this through. joining me now is david beckworth, former international economist at the us department of the treasury — now senior research fellow at the mercatus center at george mason university. a warm welcome to the programme. how aggressive will be fed be today? the? programme. how aggressive will be fed be today?— be fed be today? they will raise rates _ be fed be today? they will raise rates by _ be fed be today? they will raise rates by 0.75%. - be fed be today? they will. raise rates by 0.75%. because of the report we...

Went up by 54%. what we're hearing from some viewers, one in particular got in touch saying her bill had gone up by 300%. i want to talk you through some of the e—mails we have had this morning. suzanne said, i am recently widowed, i used to pay £105 a month and now i am expected to pay £269 a month. i am a month and now i am expected to pay £269 a month. lam not a month and now i am expected to pay £269 a month. i am not stupid. a month and now i am expected to pay £269 a month. lam not stupid. i think i am in credit but this is completely unsustainable. from frustrated pensioner. we a...