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ZAMBOANGA CITY - The Department of Health (DOH) in Region 9 (Zamboanga Peninsula) received Tuesday another shipment of vaccines as the vaccination program continued here in the region. Dr. Augusto Manolo Alpichi, DOH assistant regional director, said the shipment, which is the 38th batch, consisted of 50,310 doses of Pfizer vaccines. "More people can be vaccinated with the arrival of these vaccines," Alpichi said. Alpichi said they have received a total of 1,565,830 doses of vaccines since the inoculation program started in March, this year. He said the majority of the vaccines recei...

There is no better time – than right now – to reflect on the Durban Declaration and its importance in today’s discussion around racism.

Confidentiality privilege, absolute immunity privilege and they are doing that because they have a right to when there is not a formal impeachment proceeding underway.oozinesses the democrats have chosen thisroutee legal finale, which is they los lose. >> laura: here is how some of the msnbc's legal analyst interpreted the white house's letter like this. think trump wants to be impeached, in a way. i mean, he doesn't have a domestic agenda, his foreign policy is in shambles as the whole kurd example shows, at least on impeachment or something to talk about and something for him to run against....

Points after china devalues the currency in response to president trump valley new tariffs. a quick update from jackie. >> you can see we are just off the session, they dow down 846 and this was a concerned last week when the president added the 10% tariff on the additional of 300 billion. what would china do? china has devalued its currency and if you are not a student of the currency market here is what it means. it boosts the value of chinese exports and it makes them cheaper around the world and there is an inverse relationship to the dollar. u.s. exports become more expensive. you can see...

Introduced the pershing 2. in 87, we got the agreement and in 88 we signed it. so it was very significant in that it eliminated -- i'm trying to remember. it eliminated about 2,692 weapons. 846 on the u.s. side, 1,846 on the soviet side. so it was significant in its time. in 2001, we stopped inspections and 2008, the soviets, the russias, broke out and now we're in a position where both aremod. the real question today, does this open the door to a new race or is it really about a new agreement. the answer is really about a new agreement. china has to be in that agreement. so what i see happeni...