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various cities apply for a permit. drop the buses off at one particular landing zone between the hours of -- provide us with a complete manifest so we can better prepare for these migrants. and as you've indicated, many of them are coming to the city of chicago and throughout the entire country in very desperate, dire straits. they just need so much support. there's no health screenings at the border, no vaccinations, there's not a very clear approach to how we actually put these families onto a pathway of sustainability. and so, the ordinance that i passed, -- passed that ordinance. again, just to bring some structure and coordination. i know mayor adams signed an executive order to do the same thing in the city of new york, and as far as this particular lawsuit, look, i think we have to do everything possible to bring some coordination --
there was people coming from mexico with a note written in spanish please address this condition. women would come to deliver their babies. they would deliver and return to mexico and all the benefits that go for children would go back with them, aid for the children. they absolutely will receive healthcare. >> bill: one last question here. losing your signal a little bit here. in june new york came that close to doing it here for new york state and they backed away from it. still even today massachusetts, connecticut, rhode island, maine, vermont, illinois, oregon, washington covering migrants in specific age categories. my hunch is on this in certain states this will just become more popular. do you agree? >> well, doing it for children to give children childhood vaccinations can make sense. if you don't vaccinate all children all children may be susceptible to measles.
A German man has been hit with a $3,300 fine after expressing some unconventional views on COVID-19 vaccines. Deutsche Welle reports that the unnamed vocational-college teacher,...
as of november 11th compared to 38% the same time the year before. >> it's never too late to get the vaccinations. and then practicing proper hand hygiene and respiratory etiquette is something we should do all year long. >> if you get sick contact your physician because treatments work best if started early. >> bill: thank you. >> dana: president trump's attorney challenging the decision to ban him from the ballot in the state of maine. the legal argument behind that. plus why charlamagne tha god says he regrets his decision to back kamala harris for vice president. ♪ it's two things a young man want to be, a cowboy or a gangster. and a gangster's out of style. i got back to my roots.
disease than covid. >> the cdc recommends everyone six months and older get an annual flu vaccine. but, as of december 9, only 42% of u.s. adults had received the season's shot. >> it's never too late to get the vaccinations and then practicing proper hand hygiene and rest restroom etiquette. >> to be effective doctors say it's important to start these treatments shortly after symptoms begin. >> we, as adults, when we become infected, tend to put things off, a oh, i will see if i get better tomorrow and don't want to bother the doctor. that makes it much harder for the antivirals to work. >> outpatient visits for flu have been above baseline levels for the past 8 weeks and continue their upward trend. epidemiologists believe flu activity will continue well into february. bret? >> bret: jonathan serrie in atlanta. jonathan, thanks.
The findings, published in the open-access journal PLOS Biology on Thursday, mark a significant step toward the development of more universally protective flu vaccines.