They re still locked in the early days of the pandemic because, for them, the covid vaccines don t work. i don t go to as many theatres or cinemas or crowded places. ijust avoid them. well, i was shielded from the beginning anyway, and i ve virtually been shielded ever since. i ve not been anywhere. and the only people who ve been in the house have been family or people who ve lateral flow tested before they came. andrew and irene will be the second and third people taking part in a trial of a new drug, here at the queen elizabeth hospital in birmingham. it s called sotrovimab, and it s designed to stop patients with immune system problems getting coronavirus in the first place. so how does it work? antibodies are made by the body to help protect us against infection. in people that aren t able to mount a vaccine response, they don t have these antibodies. so this drug is trying to replace the natural antibodies against covid, and hopefully it will provide
However, if a patient s immune system isn t functioning properly, then vaccines often don t work, meaning they are more vulnerable to infection. now, a new drug to protect high risk patients is being trialled in birmingham, from where david gregory kumar reports. in many ways, irene and andrew are people haven t been able to move on with their lives. they are still in the early days of the pandemic because for them, the pandemic because for them, the covid vaccines don t work. i don t go to as many theatres or cinemas or crowded places also ijust or cinemas or crowded places also i just avoid or cinemas or crowded places also ijust avoid them. i or cinemas or crowded places also i just avoid them.- also ijust avoid them. i was shielded also ijust avoid them. i was shielded from also ijust avoid them. i was shielded from the also ijust avoid them. i was shielded from the beginning anyway shielded from the beginning anyway and i have virtually been anyway and i have virtually been shielded ever since. i have been shielded ever since. i have not been shielded ever since. i have not been anywhere, and the only people who have been in the health have been family or people the health have been family or people who have done a test before people who have done a test before they came. people who have done a test before they came. today andrew and irene will before they came. today andrew and irene will be before they came. today andrew and irene will be the before they came. today andrew and irene will be the second - and irene will be the second and irene will be the second and third people taking part in and third people taking part in a trial of a new drug here at
Absolutely. todd: and the economy is a big deal in irene s district. record $50 million on the midterm elections. this money is being used to help candidates that support abortion. let s not forget this group collects taxpayer dollars. how is that fair and how does abortion play in your district? irene: with an over 80% hispanic publishing, we see it playing a big role because most of the people don t understand that the democrats are pro-killing babies and we have to put the reality in front of them and let them know how much each abortion costs, how many babies are being killed in order for these candidates to be like to it does limit a big role. it is definitely the economy. i asked people all the time, what is that number one issue and they actually want to fight texas. we are the taxes. we are the highest taxed county
The 18 plus students, they re going to really enjoy it. the street is going to be really busy. i mean, this is the moment where i think we re very lucky. zetland street is the only route down to the new estate, which is going to be not only the campus but the treadmills, which is two supermarkets. it s going to be a big cinema with restaurants and car parking. so that s going to be a very central part. the aim of the campus here is to keep students in the hambleton district in the area, hope they then stay beyond their studies, fill localjobs and keep northallerton financially buoyant. ian reeve, bbc look north. a new drug to protect high risk patients from covid is being trialled here in the uk. the aim of the drug is to help people whose immune system is too weakfor a covid vaccine to avoid catching the virus in the first place. david gregory kumar reports from birmingham. in many ways, irene and andrew are people who haven t been able to move on with their lives.
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We ve an answer to the question, who shot and killed jim ten. during put to rest. that s all for this edition of dateline. i m craig melvin. thanks for watching. edition of dateline. i welcome to the show. i made the hudson. earlier this week, i told you about a father who took his children into the 4th of july parade in illinois. a father who grabbed a child and put them in a dumpster to save them when a mask shooter began firing on that parade. horrific stuff. now, we re learning about aidan mccarthy, a two-year-old, found alone on the parade route. why? because his parents, kevin and irene, were killed by that masks shooter.
Like us waiting to immigrate to this country. there are americans, thousands or more that want to announce their citizenship. i think it would be better if they did leave this country and just let in people who want to be americans. joey: i tell you what, daniel, this is an amazing country in the three of you represent something all americans need and that his perspective. thank you for joining us. have an amazing fourth of july and i m proud to share this country with you. irene, daniel, peter, thank you. carley: a big show ahead, joe borelli and michael waltz still ahead on fox & friends first.
Taken this as a basic human right. to have it snatched away so quickly by some people that i did not elect, that scares me. and i am not just scared of the domino effect, what is next. are you guys going to come for me? for my gay, trans and lesbian colleagues? friends? it is frightening. and those concerns are warranted. justice clarence thomas already signaled his interest in potentially overturning the legal precedents that protects marriage equality and access to contraceptives. joining me now is a senior correspondent for new york magazine and coauthor of the new york times bestselling, notorious rbg. the life and times of ruth bader ginsburg. irene, thank you so much for joining me today. i have to say, one of the things that i, you know, that i found so striking about clarence thomas and what he is forecasting down the line, is the fact that basically, he was saying that his colleagues of
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