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Around one of america's most notorious high schools. tonight, the tough talk and tough love as we celebrate the life and legacy of joe clark. and good evening. it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. i'm tom llamas in for david. we begin now with breaking news and new reports of that highly contagious variant of covid-19 in colorado and now a newly confirmed case in california, as well. the coronavirus spreading out of control. more than 341,000 american lives lost. the u.s. closing in on 4,000 deaths per day. colorado health officials say one case and a suspected...

On that. if it reduces the efficacy by a little, most would agree even if you saw that the vaccination efficacy went down by a little, the vaccinations themselves would still have a huge impact, public health impact for the individual and most people who take it to bring the number of cases down and to keep people protected from new infections. >> doctor, what is being done to educate team on the safety of the vaccines? as you know, there has been a lot of people, particularly in communities of color, that have based on history, suspicions about the vaccines. now that we are hearing about addi...

About the vaccine here, and we do know that the astrazeneca vaccine operates a little differently than the pfizer and moderna vaccines. are you confident that all three of these vaccines would work against this new strain? or what do researchers know and not know about whether or not these vaccinations will still be effective against this new strain we're seeing? >> kasie, so this is the concern, right, i think that for the most part, most folks would say if you were to put a bet on it right now, it's likely the vaccines will remain effective because a number of, you know, mutations that you m...

Good morning, welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and rogerjohnson. 0ur headlines today: back in the eye of the storm — there are now more covid patients in england's hospitals than there were at the peak in spring. 1,500 military personnel will help secondary schools and colleges in england carry out mass testing from next week. good morning.