35 Burst results for "19 Shots"
The Dan Bongino Show
Moon Griffon: Why Do We Ignore Inner-City Crime?
"You're glad to have a policeman around when it's somebody doing something to you We've made it horn on police We make it a hard hard on police And then you've got so many people that don't want to be police anymore That was always an honorable profession Now once again let me say it if you get a police out of hand If police shoot some of my police do something wrong okay I understand How to get in trouble But what's amazing we don't focus at all on the crime that takes place in the inner cities every day Example I read today Today's Monday 19 shot in Chicago mostly black on black hunt I'm not going to race the I'm just trying to make a point Now if that would have been a policeman then we make it a big deal We honor people that police have killed And we make it like oh my God but folks just killings going on every day and every major city Roar areas And unless they are police shoots them unless a police Then it's not a big deal because police are not shooting people every day What I mean by that is they're not killing people like they do with some of these people that have been killed and it's been wrong We got them on film We got way more shootings going on in inner cities We never hear their names We never do anything about it
AP News Radio
California won't require COVID vaccine to attend schools
"California won't be requiring schoolchildren to get the coronavirus vaccine. I'm Ben Thomas with the latest. In 2021, governor Gavin Newsom announced the state would add the COVID-19 shot to its list of mandated vaccinations for children to attend school, saying it would eventually apply to all of California's 6.7 million public and private school children. Since then, however, nearly all pandemic restrictions have been lifted and the state's coronavirus emergency declaration officially ends at the end of this month, while that does not have an impact on the California department of public health, the department says it's not currently exploring emergency rule making to add COVID-19 to the list of required school vaccinations. Noting any changes to required K through 12 immunizations are properly addressed through the legislative process. Though it adds, it does still strongly recommend COVID-19 immunization for students and staff. I'm Ben Thomas
AP News Radio
FDA's advisers back plan to simplify COVID-19 vaccinations
"The FDA is working toward making coronavirus vaccines more like an annual flu shot. Scientific advisers for the Food and Drug Administration are helping to decide how and when to update the recipe for COVID-19 vaccinations, and whether Americans need once a year boosters at an advisory panel meeting Thursday, the FDA's vaccine chief, doctor Peter Marx, says vaccinations should be made simpler. In order to facilitate the process of optimally vaccinating and protecting the entire population moving forward. Members voted unanimously that people should get the same formula for initial vaccinations or a booster to protect against prevalent strains. Many questions remain, like whether young people would really need yearly boosters and whether people with weak immunity might need two doses right now more than 80% of Americans have had at least one COVID-19 shot, but only 16% of those eligible for the updated boosters have gotten one. Jennifer King, Washington
AP News Radio
Gaudreau, Steel lead Wild past Islanders 3-1
"The wild scored three times in the last half of the third period to beat the islanders three one. Frederick goodrow tied it with a shorthanded goal with 9 O 5 left. The bar played in score, but at least there was some good momentum created on it. I thought we'll take them on whatever situation power play PK 5 one 5. Sam Steele put Minnesota ahead just 93 seconds later. Philip Gustafsson turned back 19 shots in the wild's first win in four games. Scott Mayfield opened the scoring, and Ilya siroc had made 33 saves, but the islanders dropped their fourth in a row. Minnesota won despite going zero for 6 on the power play. I'm Dave ferry.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Anthony Fauci Shares His Final Message From the White House
"To be thankful for this week. Including Anthony Fauci, no longer being in our government. Now I haven't seen the last of Anthony Fauci. I got to tell you. We got to get him back in front of Congress. We got to get this leadership fight figured out. We got to get committees filled, and then we got to start sending subpoenas out like frisbees. To every single one of these people. Fauci gave his final message today at The White House play cut 69. So my message and my final message may be the final message I give you from this podium is that please, for your own safety for that of your family, get your updated COVID-19 shot as soon as you're eligible to protect yourself, your family and your community. This guy never stops. Paid to you by Pfizer AstraZeneca Moderna and Johnson & Johnson. Fauci continues. He says the real danger is those of us that have not been vaccinated. Play cut 72. In vaccinated and unboosted versus vaccinated plus boosted. That doesn't mean you shouldn't get boosted, but the real danger is in the people who have not been vaccinated. So that's where we expect if we're going to see a problem this winter, it's going to, yeah, if you see a problem, it's going to be the unvaccinated people. Doctor Anthony Fauci is the worst of the fourth branch of government. There has to be a mandate for this new Republican House of Representatives. To put on full display the lying the cheating, the stealing the deceit. The self enrichment. Of Anthony Fauci.
AP News Radio
Panel votes to add COVID shots to recommended vaccinations
"A panel of vaccine experts has voted to add COVID shots to recommended vaccinations On Norman hall a panel of vaccine experts says COVID-19 shots should be added to the list of recommended vaccinations for kids and adults The panels unanimous decision has no immediate effect COVID-19 shots are already recommended for virtually all Americans rather it would put the shots on the annually updated formal list of what vaccinations doctors should be routinely offering to their patients alongside shots for polio measles and hepatitis The expert panel's decisions are almost always adopted by the CDC director and then sent to doctors as part of the government's advice on how to prevent disease I Norman hall
AP News Radio
US clear Novavax COVID booster dose
"U.S. regulators have cleared the COVID-19 vaccine made by novavax The new booster option is for people 18 and older who can't get the Pfizer and Moderna boosters for medical or accessibility reasons or who otherwise would not get a COVID-19 booster shot at all The Food and Drug Administration says the novavax shot is to be used only as a first booster at least 6 months after the primary shot The novavax vaccine is protein based unlike the other COVID-19 shots available in the U.S. about 48% of Americans who receive their primary vaccinations have never received a booster Mike Hempen Washington
AP News Radio
Indonesia launches its first home-grown COVID-19 vaccines
"Indonesia's leader has launched the country's first homegrown COVID-19 shot to help reduce the world's fourth most populous nations dependency on imported vaccines president Joker we do announced the vaccine brand indo vac as a new milestone of Indonesia's pharmaceutical industry that will manufacture primary serious vaccines boost the vaccines and vaccines for children in development since November 2021 The nation's food and drug authority had green lighted emergency use authorization of indo vac in September with an efficacy above 80% after two shots the vaccine passed an audit by the country's highest Islamic body that the shot is fit for consumption by Muslims a particularly important factor in the world's most populous Muslim nation I'm Charles De Ledesma
WTOP
"19 shots" Discussed on WTOP
"Storms on Friday. I would still under 30% and then we'll have to watch for just a few thunderstorms this weekend. I'm storm team four meteorologist, Lauren, ricketts. 70 en Tyson's corner now, 71 in crofton, and we have 70° at la van Plaza And at 7 41, looks like we'll soon have access to the next generation of COVID booster shots the Biden administration says it will likely offer those shots to Americans 12 and older soon after Labor Day. The updated doses would target the versions of the virus that are circulating now. That would include the BA 5 sub variant of omicron, both Moderna and Pfizer have finalized their submissions to the FDA asking for emergency authorization for the new boosters. We've been wondering for years where the FBI would eventually build a new headquarters, and there were some new developments on that. Capitol Hill lawmakers representing Virginia are fond of a site in fairfax county, specifically Springfield. Meanwhile, sites in greenbelt and landover in prince George's county are favorites among Capitol Hill lawmakers representing Maryland. But FBI director Christopher wray doesn't seem interested in any of those places, Marilyn senator Ben cardin says ray doesn't really want to move. Preferring the stand D.C.. According to our news partners at Maryland matters, the GSA could announce a location of a new FBI headquarters as soon as September. Matt small WTO news. If you're looking for some new food options, marketplace just opened in prince George's county. It combines top chef talent with up and coming businesses. It's called life on tone. Life on tone and French means ghosts, so we have our ghost kitchen that we have our 6 vendor stalls. They are owner operated. Ashley Johnson's the general manager of leif enton
AP News Radio
Pfizer COVID shots appear 73% effective in children under 5
"Pfizer says it appears COVID-19 shots were children under 5 are effective I Norman hall New numbers from Pfizer show that it's COVID-19 vaccine was 73% effective in protecting children younger than 5 as omicron spread in the spring Health authorities authorized taught size vaccine doses by Pfizer and its partner bio intact based on a study showing that they were safe and produce high levels of virus fighting antibodies but until now there was only preliminary data on how that translated into effectiveness against symptomatic COVID-19 only about 6% of youngsters ages 6 months through four years had gotten at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine by mid August That's according to the American academy of pediatrics I Norman hall
AP News Radio
Canada approves Moderna COVID-19 shot for preschoolers
"Canadian regulators have okayed the use of Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine on infants and preschoolers Health Canada said that children between the ages of 6 months to 5 years can now be given the Moderna vaccine in a dose that is one quarter of what is given to adults In the U.S. both Pfizer and Madonna vaccines have been approved for infants and preschoolers last month However Health Canada are still reviewing the use of Pfizer's pediatric COVID-19 vaccine I'm Karen Chammas
AP News Radio
US regulators OK new COVID-19 shot option from Novavax
"The U.S. is getting another vaccine choice for COVID-19 I'm Lisa dwyer with the latest The Food and Drug Administration has cleared novavax shots for people 18 and older The novavax shot is a protein based vaccine which is a more traditional type of vaccine than Pfizer and Moderna shots Nearly a quarter of American adults still have not gotten their primary vaccinations and experts expect at least some of them to roll up their sleeves for this more conventional option The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention must first recommend how they should be used and a decision is expected next week I'm Lisa
AP News Radio
Pfizer says tweaked COVID-19 shots boost omicron protection
"COVID-19 vaccine makers are tweaking their formulas and federal regulators plan to review their work this week The Food and Drug Administration is considering ordering a recipe change for both Pfizer and Moderna vaccines hoping to modify boosters might better protect against another search expected this fall in winter Current vaccines still offer strong protection against severe disease and death but those shots target the original coronavirus strain and their effectiveness dropped markedly when the super contagious omicron variant emerged Pfizer says its omicron targeted booster has shown to be effective and increased protection As does a combination shot mixing it with the original The tweak shots also produce antibodies capable of fighting a genetically distinct relatives BA four and BA 5 although those levels weren't nearly as high Moderna hopes to offer a similar combination shot and recently announced similar results the FDA's scientific advisers will debate the data on Tuesday I'm Ben Thomas
AP News Radio
Tennessee GOP leaders urge delay of toddler COVID-19 shots
"Some state lawmakers are taking aim at the distribution of newly available COVID vaccines for children under 5 Top Tennessee Republican House leaders are urging governor Bill Lee to delay the state's health department from distributing and promoting COVID-19 vaccines that are now available for infants toddlers and preschoolers In a letter sent Wednesday to the Republican governor State House leaders including Tennessee House speaker Cameron Sexton and House majority leader William Lambert said they had too many concerns surrounding the vaccine for those under 5 years old the lawmakers claimed that the COVID-19 emergency has long passed in Tennessee though that statement is disputed by public health experts The letter comes just days after Florida raised eyebrows for being the only state in the country not to pre order the vaccine for its toddlers Florida's Republican governor Ron DeSantis said he wouldn't facilitate their distribution but the shots are available to those who want them I'm Jennifer King
AP News Radio
CDC advisers recommend COVID-19 shots for children under 5
"The CDC is now recommending COVID vaccines for infants toddlers and preschoolers The last group without the shots The unanimous decision coming on Saturday it means shots could start going into the arms of children between the ages of 6 months and 5 years as early as next week The FDA okayed the vaccines Friday but it's the CDC that decides who gets them The government has been gearing up for this with millions of doses ordered for distribution to doctors hospitals and community health clinics around the country Roughly 18 million kids will be eligible but it remains to be seen how many will get the vaccines Less than a third of children ages 5 to 11 have done so since shots open to them last November I'm Julie Walker
77WABC Radio
"19 shots" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"WBC time check sponsored by boulevard watchers Good evening I'm bob Brown Friday evening in June ahead of a Father's Day weekend If you're taking NJ transit home to the shore or elsewhere it won't be easy Many trains have been canceled due to a shortage of train in a gears It appears the union representing locomotive engineers launching a job action the issue holiday pay for Juneteenth the union reportedly does not have a collective bargaining agreement which would have included Juneteenth as a holiday tickets and passes are being cross honored Me time problems continue in the skies this evening thousands of flights once again being canceled because of storms and heavy passenger volume as the summer travel season kicks into gear Two Jersey short towns planned to have extra police on hand this weekend even though judges have blocked pop up beach parties from happening there judges and Monmouth and ocean counties are suing rulings against parties from taking place without organizers first obtaining permits Former U.S. representative Elizabeth holtzman is back in the game She's joining the crowded field of Democrats Seeking to represent the newly redrawn 12th congressional district spanning parts of Brooklyn and Manhattan Former Trump White House adviser Peter Navarro pleading not guilty to contempt of Congress after he refused to cooperate with congressional investigation into the January 6th attack on the U.S. capitol The Iowa Supreme Court today clearing the way for lawmakers to severely limit or ban abortion in the state reversing the decision by the court just four years ago guaranteeing the right to abortion under the Iowa constitution Police in Alabama say a 71 year old man used a handgun in the deadly shooting of two elderly people and wounding a third during a potluck dinner at a church last night President Biden speaking at the major economies forum on energy and climate today president talked about trying to ease the pain of high gas prices while pushing more long-term green policies The critical point is that these actions are part of our transition to a clean and secure long-term energy future And the good news is the climate security and energy security go hand in hand President saying he's using every lever available to him in the U.S. to bring down prices for the American people The first COVID-19 shots for kids underway regulators in the U.S. authorized the shots for infants and preschoolers this paving the way for the vax for children under 5 to begin next week The FDA's emergency use authorization is a result of unanimous recommendation but its advisory panel both Moderna and Pfizer make the kid size shots The FDA's action kicking off companies to begin shipping pre ordered doses across the U.S. They just need the CDC to give the final approval that's expected to happen this weekend For more on this you can go to WABC radio dot com Doctor Larry Nassar is out of appeals the Michigan Supreme Court rejecting a final appeal from nassar who's sentenced to decades in prison for sexually assaulting gymnasts including Olympic gold medalists The court declined to take the case today NASA says he deserves a new hearing This is based on comments from a judge who called him a monster The final democratic debate for governor of New York at times to debate grew tense with governor hulk will repeatedly asking representative Tom Suarez you to stop interrupting her Kathy hochul voted for concealed Carol Thank you mister Swanson Those of Tex Not attack governor That's the fact that we're endorsed by the NRA You took money from the NRA the thunder attack That's the facts of the matter I know you want to slough it off Excuse me It's my turn to answer the question We've been waiting months for you to answer this question Please stop interrupting me The people want to hear my answer Swazi and New York City public advocate Williams criticized local strategy on gun violence Hulka responding saying she's evolved and voters are more interested in her agenda as governor now early voting begins tomorrow in New York Mayor Adams announcing an investment in the LGBTQ+ community today Today I'm proud to announce nearly $6.7 million for new and expanded program supported the LGBTQ+ community Adams adding New York is the city of stonewall But it's also the city of these great organizations That are in and out of boroughs that have been on the frontline fighting for these important issues Adam says these new investments in the clear message New York City hears you sees you and in braces you The Mark event show up next on 77 WABC met sourcing the Marlins Yankees in Toronto Forecasts from the Ramsey Mazda weather center tonight mostly clear lows in the low to mid 60s Saturday mostly sunny high 75 86 mostly sunny outside the midtown studios checking the price of precious metals gold 1839 63 down one 1198 silver 21 67 down zero 19 platinum 9 53.72.
AP News Radio
Florida Didn’t Preorder Vaccine Doses for Youngest Children, State Says
"Florida's governor says no to children's vaccines Even though Republican governor Ron DeSantis said the state would not order and distribute the COVID-19 shots for children under 5 The White House says Florida doctors will be able to directly order the vaccines for young children from the federal government Florida was the only jurisdiction in the nation to decline to place advanced orders for the pediatric shots which received the okay from the FDA Final authorization from the CDC is expected soon clearing the way for the last remaining unvaccinated age group to be eligible for the shots I'm Shelley Adler
AP News Radio
FDA authorizes 1st COVID-19 shots for infants, preschoolers
"Federal regulators have paved the way for the nation's youngest kids to start getting COVID-19 vaccine shots next week The FDA has authorized the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines for children 5 and under Vaccinating our youngest children we hope to prevent the most devastating consequences of COVID FDA commissioner Robert caliph says statistics showing the viruses the 5th leading cause of death in kids ages one to four are unnerving and the deaths are preventable CDC advisers are now debating how to use the tot sized vaccines Two shots from Moderna three from Pfizer FDA vaccine chief Peter marks says both will do the job Parents should feel comfortable getting either one of these Sagar Meghani Washington
WTOP
"19 shots" Discussed on WTOP
"Powered by Red River Technology decisions aren't black and white Think red All right it's 1115 and George Wallace is here I am mark the start of Ryan Zimmerman weekend at nationals park Why not play two today in the heat 95° One says baseball and the heat better than that On the clock this afternoon they'll start the first game of the double header Followed by tonight's game and then tomorrow they retirement of the Jersey activities planned all weekend We'll have you covered all weekend Ryan for Ryan Zimmerman's retirement of his Jersey and the ceremony coming up tomorrow The warriors NBA champs beat the Celtics last night one O three 90 to give the Celtics or give the warriors the NBA championship curry the MVP now a four time champion and the warriors back on top of the NBA world golf MJ Duffy 401 hundred today through 14 He is in the lead right now by one shot over the golfers that shot 67s yesterday and yet to tee off Matt Fitzpatrick among those on the course through 11 he is even he is minus two and two shots back Phil Mickelson 11 over par in case you missed it yesterday Rafael Nadal confirms he will play at Wimbledon George Wallace to be TLB sport I'm sorry is we're following for you on WTO P the FDA has authorized the first COVID-19 shot for infants and preschoolers shots could be available for kids under 5 as soon as next week if the CDC agrees with the FDA's decision Breaking developments this morning as the Iowa Supreme Court has made it easier for lawmakers to limit or outlaw abortion in the state reversing a decision by the court just four years ago that guaranteed the right to abortion under the Iowa constitution The Michigan Supreme Court has rejected a final appeal from disgrace former sports doctor Larry Nassar who was sentenced to decades behind bars for sexually assaulting gymnasts including Olympic medalists Keep it here on WTO will bring you more on these top stories in minutes Prince George's county police officer first class Aaron holiday has been suspended without pay after his arrest in New York City Tuesday night He was off duty at the time of his arrest following a fight at a nightclub No one was injured Holiday has been charged with criminal possession of a loaded firearm reckless endangerment and menacing Holiday is a patrol officer He has been with the department for four years The department's internal affairs division has begun an administrative investigation into the incident Let's see what's coming up in money news Wall Street still trying to find its footing this morning and efforts to unionize that Amazon and Starbucks get a cash infusion I'm Brendan Hazleton 1118 To a WTO traffic.
AP News Radio
FDA advisers weigh COVID-19 shots for babies, young children
"Federal health advisers will decide today whether to endorse COVID-19 vaccine shots for the youngest Americans Kids under 5 are the only ones in the U.S. not yet eligible for the vaccines Food and Drug Administration independent advisers are considering taut sized doses from Pfizer and Moderna and will vote separately on each as their meeting today began FDA vaccine chief doctor Peter marks said more than 440 kids under the age of four had died during the pandemic and while that's far fewer than adult deaths Every life is important And a vaccine preventable deaths are ones that we would like to try to do something about FDA reviewers say both brands appear safe and effective for kids as young as 6 months old If the vaccines clear all regulatory hurdles shots should be available next week Sagar Meghani Washington
AP News Radio
US: Pfizer COVID-19 shot appears effective for kids under 5
"Federal health officials have taken a step closer in the emergency authorization process for coronavirus vaccines for younger kids In an analysis posted Sunday the Food and Drug Administration said that Pfizer's child sized coronavirus vaccines for children under 5 appear to be safe and effective The FDA is expected to make its official decision shortly after an all day meeting Wednesday by an independent panel of experts then it goes to a CDC panel Last week the FDA also gave the thumbs up to Moderna's shots for children under 6 White House virus response coordinator doctor Ashish jha detailed the government's preparations for the expected approvals We could see shots in arms of kids under 5 as early as the week of June 20th Millions of doses have been pre ordered but it's not clear how many parents will get their kids vaccinated right away Government data shows that less than a third of those ages 5 to 11 have already gotten the two recommended doses Jennifer King Washington
WTOP
"19 shots" Discussed on WTOP
"Target the original coronavirus strain and the omicron variant The company says people who were given the shot experienced an 8 fold increase in antibodies that can fight off the omicron Pfizer is also studying a combination shot too Now the FDA has a meeting planned for later this month where scientific advisers can evaluate new data from the vaccine makers The Montgomery county board of education has rejected a plan that would require financial literacy for graduation Maria with a Montgomery county school system ticked off a number of reasons why financial literacy should not be a graduation requirement including the number of students struggling to get their needed credits Now it's just not the time to bring forward another graduation requirement But Honolulu a student member of the board who graduates this week made a final pitch in favor to financial education has the potential to break a cycle of poverty Instead of making the course a requirement the board approved creating more options and to revisit the issue next year Kate Ryan WTO P news Monster jam brings monster truck action to FedEx field this Saturday and you can help to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the iconic grave digger I can't tell you how excited we are for this event First time ever there I'm pumped for this Adam Anderson took over driving grave digger in 2015 after the retirement of his father Dennis who invented the truck in Chesapeake Virginia in 1982 My dad he worked on a farm taking old junk parts whether it was old trucks but also farm equipment and the owner of the farm his son came in one day I'm talking smack to my dad and my dad said I'm gonna take this old junk and dig you a grave And all the other workers in the granary started hooping hollering and started calling him brave digger from that day out He went out there on that weekend and kicked his butt out in the field with his old junk truck and then he went home that night and spray painted brave digger on the side of it Here are our full chat on my podcast beyond the fame Jason vary WTO Money news at 25 and 55 here comes Jeff clay bock I've been listening to the trading day The Dow is down a 48 points S&P 500 Index is down just two the NASDAQ's up 48 points First chance to trade novavax stock since an FDA panel advanced its COVID vaccine closer to U.S. approval yesterday is up as much as 15% this morning Novavax stock trading was halted all day yesterday awaiting news of the vaccine The video streaming pioneer might be acquired by the king of video streaming Stock has jumped as much as 10% on reports Netflix is in talks to buy it As long as lost half its value this year the first Roku boxes debuted 14 years ago another indoor mini golf for adults only opens this month in D.C. Pottery takes over the former spy museum space in Penn quarter with Barr's food and DJs $18 around there's another 21 and older mini golf bar called swingers in DuPont circle Jeff claypool WTO be news Thank you and coming up here on WTO survivors and relatives a recent mass shootings are appearing before Congress today to talk about gun violence It's 9 56.
WTOP
"19 shots" Discussed on WTOP
"Minnesota gave his family your fully vaccinated I feel a little safer I guess And others here have taken them off and are thrilled to leave skeletons from St. Louis The only reason is I just didn't see anyone else doing it Vaccinated got the booster and all that stuff I feel fine no symptoms the mask mandate signs are still up here but TSA says it's not enforcing the mandate for now The same is true with many other airports Amtrak and Uber no longer require masks in the wake of the federal court ruling that did away with the federal mandate As we hear from CBS Allison keyes the vaccine maker Moderna is looking to offer updated COVID boosters sometime in the fall The company says it was already working on a shot combining its original shot with added protection against the beta variant Now it says people given that version of the vaccine produced antibodies more capable of fighting several variants including omicron than the current boosters An independent autopsy confirms Patrick Leo was shot in the back of the head by a Grand Rapids Michigan police officer while face down on the ground Detroit area medical examiner doctor Werner Spitz performed it The only injury on this body was a typical bullet wound of entrance The official autopsy is not been made public for 26 year old black man was killed after a traffic stop earlier this month And a judge in Michigan has denied a bid to reduce bond for the parents of a teenager accused in a fatal school shooting last year They are jailed on involuntary manslaughter charges Russia launched its new offensive in the eastern part of Ukraine journalist Nolan Peterson says for now at least attention is turned away from the capital key Fools are back in online learning Public transportation is running The bars and restaurants and gyms are now open Even Uber is operational again So it feels like life is slowly bit by bit coming back to normal Commemoration today in Oklahoma City of the deadly 1995 federal building bombing led by the governor Kevin stitt 27 years ago within minutes a 168 lives were lost Mothers fathers sisters brothers husbands wives and Friends.
WTOP
"19 shots" Discussed on WTOP
"At 1236 new from the CDC today a significant change in its recommendation in the way some people get their two shot COVID vaccines The CDC now says that some who get Pfizer or Moderna should consider waiting up to 8 weeks in between their first and second doses instead of the three or four weeks that was previously recommended The CDC says it comes out of research showing that the longer interval can actually provide more enduring protection against the virus The research suggests that 12 to 64 year olds and especially males ages 12 to 39 can benefit from that longer spacing in between the two shots They also say the longer weight may help diminish an already rare vaccination side effect which is a form of heart inflammation seen in some young men The original shorter interval is still recommended for people with weakened immune systems and folks who are 65 and older Meantime researchers are also learning more about how the COVID-19 booster shots are working When it comes to a booster shot protecting you from infection We see that dropping down after anywhere from three to 6 months depending on the person There's a lot of variability But doctor Stewart ray of Johns Hopkins hospital says when it comes to preventing severe outcomes from COVID there's mounting evidence boosters last month possibly years What we need to do is get the most vulnerable people protected as well as we can because we're not going to stop the virus in its tracks What we can hope to do is lower the level of spread so that new variants don't evolve Christy king.
WGN Radio
"19 shots" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Stream us live 34° at three 30 good morning I'm James Sears Where things stand with Russia this morning over the situation in Ukraine Team LeBron beat team durand at the NBA All-Star Game one 63 to one 60 the Blackhawks lost to Florida 5 two WGN traffic on the day in Ryan this morning right now we have stopped traffic in the local lanes outbound between cermik and 31st street and that is due to an accident President Biden has agreed in principle on a summit with Russian president Vladimir Putin provided he doesn't invade Ukraine the Russians just responded this morning saying there are no concrete plans for a meeting The news comes as U.S. intelligence officials say the Russian commanders have received orders to proceed with an invasion but that doesn't mean an invasion is certain Secretary of State Antony Blinken will meet Thursday with his Russian counterpart yesterday he offered a grim assessment of where things stand We're seeing false flag operations taking place in eastern Ukraine the manufacturing of provocations and justifications for Russia to go in We just heard this morning that exercises that and I put that in quotation marks that Russia was engaged in in Belarus with 30,000 Russian forces that were supposed to end are now not ending Meanwhile Reuters is reporting the U.S. is preparing stiff sanctions if Russia attacks Ukraine including forcing financial institutions to sever their relationships with Russian banks There are concerns of a possible trucker convoy protest in Washington D.C. next Tuesday for President Biden's first State of the Union speech U.S. capitol police are planning for increased security and they're considering reinstalling that fencer on the perimeter of capital grounds the same one used for months after the January 6th riot Prepare for a possible fourth COVID shot the FDA might recommend one by fall to coincide with the flu vaccine as long as no other variants emerge Israel was the first country to begin an extra dose in December and Sweden just started last week for those over 80 We'll help with some good news this morning a sure sign Saint Patrick's Day is right around the corner along with spring the shamrock shake is coming to McDonald's today along with the Oreo shamrock mcflurry for a limited time and this year McDonald's is releasing the Sheik's official color code if you want to match that green color.
KOMO
"19 shots" Discussed on KOMO
"It's 8 30 Minneapolis mayor has imposed a moratorium on no knock warrants after a S.W.A.T. team carried out a search warrant that left a 22 year old black man dead The parents of a mere lock say their son was quote executed by Minneapolis police as they came into his apartment and shot lock when he reached for his legal firearm As the U.S. crosses 900,000 dead from COVID-19 ABC's with Johnson reports there are positive signs in the fight against COVID New COVID cases are now falling in 47 states hospitalizations down 33% in the last two weeks Governors Wayne went to rollback restrictions pressing The White House for a clear road map What is the road from pandemic to endemic look like And how do we keep score ABC's with Johnson Meanwhile the CDC director has signed off on full approval of Moderna's COVID vaccine after the FDA did so earlier this week Former vice president Mike Pence publicly dismissing former president Trump's claims that Pence could have quote overturned the 2020 election I'm Mark remoulade ABC News Stay connected stay informed with the northwest's only all news station northwest news radio A 31 art Sanders here's what's happening Seattle mayor Bruce harrell laid out a broad public safety plan today violent crime is at a 24 year high in the skyrocketing use of guns only complicates his mission Direct achieved DS to focus his efforts on those places in our city where crime is concentrated first With a special focus on those using guns Yeah the police chief Adrian Diaz says there were over 600 reports of shots fired last year his officers recovered more than 3000 shell casing Nearly every month last year saw more shots fired than the same month from the previous year and homeless related shootings and shots fired.
The Current
"19 shots" Discussed on The Current
"Around the world more than eighty women have accused peter nygaard of crimes ranging from rape to sex trafficking. Far exceeds jeffrey epstein. He far exceeds. Bill cosby exceeds anything. That i think our worlds as seen so far a pattern of predatory behavior spanning half a century nygaard denies it all but now he faces criminal. Charges were a poor man. He would have been jailed decades ago. He hid in plain sight. Evil by design available now on. Cbc listen or wherever you get your podcasts. This is a cbc podcast. The drive to get canada vaccinated. Is speeding up. Take a listen to the prime minister. Yesterday the faster people get vaccinated more people get to the that full vaccination the quicker. The more we're going to be able to take further measures opening things up. Justin trudeau promised a one dose summer. But it's starting to look more like a two dose season. More than twenty five million. Canadians have had the first shot of a kobe. Nineteen vaccine more than thirteen million are fully vaccinated. Thanks to two big deliveries from pfizer and madeira. This week we have enough doses to fully protect three quarters of our population over the age of twelve. All of those shots are bringing hope and plenty of other emotions for anyone who has received at least one co vaccine. It's an experience. They likely won't soon forget. Social media a wash with jubilant vaccine selfish some have even gone even further dear vaccine. Let us make music again. Jazz it up with our friends on stage and off heal. Our hearts beat as one in a choir or band help us enjoy the shadow of breath once more. It's the movie ticket the driver's license. It's the later weekend curfew. It's the sunday brunch. The flower bunch and the tickle scrunch dear vaccine. We miss being able to touch to hug to hold the coworker. We loved the child. We are proud of the stranger. Having a bad day.
KOMO
"19 shots" Discussed on KOMO
"Now coming up on KOMO news after we check in with a B C. Coast Guard search is on for a fisherman of Port Angeles. Um Carlene Johnson, what? His friends as you saw before they lost contact and a stabbing in Seattle Police are investigating, plus traffic and weather every 10 minutes on the force. Sports and your money news to the markets have been down all day long. We'll check in on that. After ABC covers our world, it's 12 o'clock. From ABC News. I'm Michelle Franzen at the White House right now, before heading to his home in Delaware for the weekend. President Biden updating the nation on vaccination efforts. Please announce that today we will have Reach the mark. 300 million shots in arms in just 150 days, the president says. With new variants Americans can't let up now. So far, the CDC says 44.5% or more than 147 million people have been vaccinated. Meantime, doctor Russian Walensky is urging people 12 and older to still get vaccinated, despite concerns about mild heart inflammation in a few young people after the shots, really, these events are really quite rare. An advisory committee on immunization Practices is scheduled to take a closer look at the data next week. Faith, a boob, ABC News, Washington and California. The suspects in the road rage shooting death of a six year old appeared in court the atmosphere I saw him in court via video alleged shooter Marcus areas, and his girlfriend, Winnie Lee, accused of being. The driver pleaded not guilty to numerous charges. Prosecutors say areas threatened another vehicle with a gun after he allegedly shot at the car was six year old agent Leo's inside, killing the boy. Because of that Judge Larry Yellen setting no bail for areas It seems to me that Mr is is a complete danger to the community to society. Lease male remains at $500,000, her mom in court, cried Alex Stone. ABC NEWS LOS Angeles The nation marking the newest federal holiday Juneteenth the day in 18 65 when remaining slaves learned they were free after the Civil war. The woman behind the effort. Nicknamed the Grandmother of Juneteenth, Opal Lee is also celebrating Jim Teeth, not a black thing. And it's not a Texas then that people all over I don't care what nationality. We all bleed red blood. You're listening to ABC News. Stay connected. Stay informed. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues on co mo news. 1000 FM 97 7 Good afternoon. Come on news time, 12 Oh, two. I'm Taylor. France Ice Now our top stories from the coma 24 7 News Center. Man went out fishing with a friend yesterday off Port Angeles and never returned to shore and the Coast Guard is searching. Cuomo's Carlene Johnson has the latest 75 year old Pat O'Brien was fishing with a buddy in a separate vote on a trip from Freshwater Bay to Crescent Bay. Buoy to yesterday. The Mariners friend last talk to him via cell phone at 3 26 yesterday and about 10 minutes later. Saw him a half mile west of the president. Bae Buoy traveling on his kicker or his backup Motor Westward Reporting party also stated after that, uh, he lost sight of his friend and then, um, he ended up being overdue for meeting him back on shore. Coast Guard Petty Officer Third Class D Yolanda Caballero says the friend told them O. Brien's main engine wasn't working right earlier in the day, and he had been using his kicker to maneuver. Crews from naval station would be searched by helicopter overnight, and coast Guard and other Mariners are out looking today. Carlene Johnson common news. Fatal Stabbing at Seattle's Courthouse Park last night, the park is right next to the King County courthouse, and it's the site of a large homeless camp. Apparently two men were in a fight. One of them died. The other arrested by Seattle police Whoever is tossing rocks and other debris on I 90 and I five in Seattle struck again. Overnight state Trooper Chase VanCleave tells Cuomo that it happened around 12 30 this morning, A driver.
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"Forney in for John Bay. Back here is the latest this morning Louisiana to the Alabama Florida border is under a tropical storm warning as a potential system turns out in the gulf could become a tropical storm. Claudette By the time it makes landfall tomorrow, flood warnings are in place. Police in Arizona are trying to find out why a gunman went on a 90 minute shooting spree in several cities near Phoenix. He was arrested after at least eight separate drive by shootings for people in all were shot and one died. Nine others suffered different injuries. Most federal employees are getting today off to observe the new June teams holiday. President Biden signed it into law ahead of tomorrow's anniversary, marking the end of slavery in the US He said. Quote. Great nations don't ignore the most painful moments they embrace them. The nation's unemployment lines grew longer for the first time in more than a month. Last week, the Labor Department figures show 402,000 Americans filed for initial claims for jobless benefits. It's the first rise in claims in six weeks. 72 decision the Supreme Court's preserving the Affordable Care act, also known as Obamacare. The heart of the case involved whether the entire law could stand once the individual mandate was eliminated, effective in 2019, the CDC says. There's been over 300 cases of heart inflammation in young people after they got vaccinated for Covid, the agency director, Dr Rochelle Walensky, said Thursday. The cases are out of more than 20 million adolescents and young adults that have gotten their shots. The CDC's independent advisory committee will meet next week to go over the cases. 16 people trying to enter the US illegally are being sent back home border officials in Florida to custody of the migrants Thursday after they crashed their boat into a sea wall on the Intercoastal waterway in Pompano Beach. While most are from Central and South America, At least one migrant is from as far away as Romania in sports. The Red Sox were off. They'll be in Kansas City for a weekend series and the New England Revolution returned to soccer action tomorrow night when they visit New York City FC New England, hoping to extend its unbeaten streak to five games. More news in 60 seconds. At Children's National Hospital. Everything we do is just for kids. Our top ranked specialists.
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"To get back to some sense of normalcy. Is a little bit more traffic. It just reopened this month only after a very long time, and it was very difficult to survive. Rick Akala and her siblings run their late father's photocopy shop in my local market. Lost both their parents in the past year. It's been tough. They're desperate for business but still scared of the coronavirus. Gallas strung a rope across the front of the shop and pass this things across the customers outside the evoking over years, so we need to take vaccine and public questions for us. She managed to get one vaccine dose before our state, Maharashtra and many others started running out less than 4% of people nationwide have gotten two doses. India's government has come under widespread criticism for vaccine shortages. In a televised speech to the nation this week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi pushed back. He borrowed my vaccination get a farm. India has been faster at vaccinating the many more developed nations, Modi said. Which is true in real numbers. India has administered about 250 million shots. But most of those are first doses the vaccines used here required to and India has nearly 1.4 billion people. Makana varsity game, Modi announced that starting later this month, all adults will be eligible for free covid 19 shots. This is a reversal of his previous policy in which the central government vaccinated only those aged 45 up and left it to individual states to vaccinate younger people, often for a fee. The reversal is welcome news to Malini. I Sola, who heads a health watchdog called the All India Drug Action Network. These steps should have been taken with before, she says. The government made a series of missteps early on, which were difficult to correct once cases began to soar. It purchased very few vaccine doses initially, and it did so relatively late in January, cases were low, so it didn't feel urgent, and the government was trying to negotiate better prices. There was always going to be a large amount of vaccine, but quiet humanized a huge population and the government really should have made efforts not just in terms of purchasing, but also efforts early on to utilize unused capacity instead of prioritizing its own citizens, the way the Us did India exported and gave away some of its initial vaccines. It also aired by purchasing most of them from a single source. The Serum Institute of India It's the world's biggest vaccine maker. It's a demonstration of what happens when you put all of your eggs in one basket. Milan Vaishnav, director of the South Asia program at the Carnegie Endowment in Washington, D. C. Says serum over promised and under delivered. Serum has blamed a shortage of raw materials from the U. S price caps by the Indian government in a fire that damaged part of its facility. Frankly, the Serum institute story What they're telling to the U. S government what they're telling to the government of India what they're saying publicly. Those stories don't match up. And in April when India's caseload really skyrocketed, Serums CEO left for the UK, he told a British newspaper he was receiving threats. He's still there and has declined recent NPR requests for an interview. India has since been diversifying, ordering hundreds of millions of doses from other Indian companies. The country's health minister says all Indian adults will be vaccinated by the end of this year. Most experts, though, say that's unlikely. It's been really difficult to even book appointments. There's a huge demand, and there's like a very limited supply. Burti Thomas is a computer programmer who took matters into his own hands. The government's vaccine booking website and APP are notoriously buggy, and there aren't enough appointments to go around the slots that open up by like maybe 200 or 300 at a single time. So Thomas designed a hack. He wrote a bit of computer code that essentially monitors the government app for you and alerts you to exactly when and where slots open up. More than 3.5 Million Indians have used it. But Thomas says he worries about the hundreds of millions of Indians who don't have Internet access. Meanwhile, whenever you make.
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"Which leads to what she sees as some progress are seeing communities now across the country beginning to assess how can we make the relationship between? Law enforcement and the community more respectful, and she says, a lot of progress has been made through community activism. I'm Julie Walker AP News Good morning I met Donna. The White House has confirmed President Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet in a summit face to face next month in Geneva on June 16th. The White House says the country will reach 50% of adults fully vaccinated for the coronavirus. It means President Biden is getting closer to his goal of 70% of adults fully vaccinated by July, 4th. Moderna says it shots work in kids as young as 12. Here's the AP. Shelly Adler. Journalist says it will submit its team data to the FDA and other global regulators early next month. The company studied more than 3712 to 17 year olds. It's a step it could put modern, a shot on track to become the second option for that age group. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is vowing to rally international support to help Gaza following a devastating war there while keeping any assistance out of the hands of its militant Hamas rulers. But the United States fully supports Israel's right to defend itself against attacks. Such as the thousands of rockets fired by Hamas indiscriminately. The truth that came into effect Friday has so far held Belarus is isolation is deepening as commercial planes avoid its airspace and the European Union works up new sanctions. U. N officials said he's concerned for the welfare of an opposition journalist arrested in minks after being pulled off a plane that was diverted there and what the West called a state sponsored hijacking. Police and Elizabeth City, North Carolina, say two women were hit by a car while peacefully protest ng a police killing. Police are reviewing the case as a potential hate crime. The women were protesting the shooting death of Andrew Brown Jr. A Southwest Airlines flight attendant, was assaulted by a passenger and lost two teeth in the attack last weekend, according to a union president, who complained to the airline CEO about unruly passengers. Southwest spokesman said. The incident happened Sunday morning after a flight from Sacramento landed in San Diego. This is AP News Woman in Kansas who alleges she was raped, convenes her own grand jury. Madison, Smith says it happened in a dorm room at Bethany College in Kansas. We started having sex, which was consensual. And then he started strangling and slapping me, which was not consensual. Prosecutors declined to bring rape charges, Smith called a citizen's grand jury. The only reason we get to do this is because we live in Kansas that has the grand jury statue. And if it wasn't for that, we would have been one and done a long time ago. The case will be considered in September. It's believed to be the first time someone claiming sexual assault has used a citizen's grand jury. You know you're fighting the good fight and you're getting the word out there, you're gonna make Could change. It makes it a little bit easier, but it's still pretty difficult to tell that over and over again, but you just got to keep that big picture in mind. Jared Stolzenberg pleaded guilty to aggravated battery and receive two years probation. Ed Donahue. AP News Home Prices continue to soar March US home prices or 13.3% more than last year. That's the biggest increase in over seven years as more would be buyers or competing for aged window ling supply of homes. The March SNP CORELOGIC Case Shiller 20 City Home Price Index posted its biggest gain since December of 2013. The housing market has gotten so out of whack that, according to real estate brokerage firm Redfin, almost Half of all homes are now selling for above the seller's asking price. That's up from roughly a quarter of sales in April of 2019 the year before the pandemic. I'm Shelly Adler. I'm Rita Foley within a peon use minute. The White House says 50% of American adults will be fully vaccinated against Cove it as of today, and are Shelly Adler reports. Modano's got some breaking news about its vaccine and Children. Moderna is working on a covert 19 vaccine for Children as young as 12. Moderna says it's covert. 19 shots strongly protects kids as young as 12 and could become a second option for that age group behind Fizer. Modernist says it will submit its team data to the FDA and other global regulators early next month. March, home prices jumped by 13.3%, the most in more than seven years. More and more buyers are competing for fewer and fewer available houses. Two black women protesting a police involved killing were hit by a car in Elizabeth City, North Carolina. The driver, a white woman is charged with assault with intent to kill. Two women were treated and released from the hospital. I'm Rita Fall way AP News. I'm Ed Donahue. One year after his death, members of George Floyd's family met at the White House with President Biden. It was great. He's a genuine guy. They always speak from the heart. Brother Polonius Floyd says they want the George Floyd policing active pass in Congress. Nephew, Brandon Williams says the president is pushing to get that bill passed. All in all, he just wants to be able to be right and meaningful and that it holds George's legacy intact. George Floyd died in police custody in Minneapolis. There was a moment of silence for Floyd in the city. Earlier in that same neighborhood where Floyd died, shots were fired. One person is in critical condition. President Biden will visit Tulsa, Oklahoma next week to commemorate the 1/100 anniversary of the massacre that claimed up to hundreds of lives in the city. In 1921, a white mob descended on the ball. Lacks section of Tulsa, known as Greenwood and burned more than 1000 homes and looted hundreds more. Secretary of State Antony Blinken told Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas. The U. S will help Palestinians rebuild after recent fighting with.
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"Covert 19 shots to states where demand is higher. The change means shifting doses away from states where many people don't want them. President Biden said today that he wants 70% of US adults to have at least one shot by July, 4th. That means giving close to 100 million shots some first shots other second shots over the next 60 days. Course. Americans Disco gets shot Sectors Life fourth, but no one should wait. Let's try to hit that 70% mark, at least with one shot before that day. To date about 56% of adults in the U. S. Have gotten at least one shot will discuss vaccinations with Dr Vivek Marty is the U. S. Surgeon general after the news summary. India officially reached 20 million covert infections today. That is second only to the U. S. And nearly twice what it was in India three months ago. Confirmed deaths in India have now passed 220,000. And it's widely believed the actual numbers are far higher in hard hit Mumbai, the nation's first drive thru vaccine station open today to speed up the rate of inoculations. Officials in Mexico are promising a quick investigation after an elevated train track collapsed late Monday, killing at least 24 people, a concrete being buckled as a train rode over, leaving one of the subway cars dangling over a busy road. Nearly 80 people were hospitalized. Mexico City's mayor vowed to get answers. Mr Lincoln there on the coast is clear that the public prosecutor's office is conducting a probe that immediately began last night. But we're also looking for an international companies specialized in Metro in structural matters to carry on an external technical probe that would lead us to what caused the sad incident. The Mexico City metro system is one of the busiest in the world. It has had at least three major accident since opening half a century ago. U. S. Intelligence analysts are warning that Afghan women will suffer greatly if the Taliban regains power once American troops leave this year. National Intelligence Council says that the militants would roll back 20 years of progress. In the past, the Taliban barred women and girls from schools and from jobs and inflicted public beatings..
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"Least one covert 19 shot to 70% of adults in the U. S. By July, 4th. NPR's Scott Detrol reports, Biden said Independence Day as his unofficial target date as he attempts to guide the United States back to some level of normalcy. With new vaccination rates starting to slow and the main challenge shifting to finding and convincing, hesitant or harder to reach Americans to get shots. Biden is setting the new 70% goal. It means about 100 million more shots in the next 60 days. The White House is also putting plans a place too quickly vaccinate more teenagers if the FDA approved shots for 12 to 15 year olds, as is widely expected. Mean shipping doses to pediatricians and family doctors and tapping the existing federal pharmacy program. Scott JETRO. NPR NEWS Washington Ah, former white supremacist leader has been ordered to spend more than three years behind bars for Syria's of hate crimes. The Department of Justice confirms the sentence handed down today against John Cameron Denton. The 27 year old was convicted in a swatting conspiracy in which law enforcement officers were illegally called on more than 100 targets. Including a Cabinet secretary of Black Church and a pro public A journalist, The acting U. S attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, says the hate filled actions of the violent extremist group Adam often terrorized communities across our nation. President Biden has said that violent domestic extremists imposes the greatest terror threat to homeland security. Attorney General Merrick Garland is asking Congress for a big increase in funding for civil rights initiatives. NPR's Carrie Johnson reports on Garland's testimony in his first congressional hearing in his Current role. The attorney general says reinvigorating the civil rights division is central to the mission of his Justice Department and critical to protecting the American dream. Merrick Garland is requesting more than $200 million for civil rights. He says the department will use the money to defend voting rights and hire more prosecutors to pursue the rising number of hate crimes. The attorney general says the community relations service known as civil rights peacekeepers, has badly wintered over the years. That unit is now down to 26 people. He wants to hire more staff members so they can travel across the US and helped build trust between police and communities. Carrie Johnson NPR NEWS Washington The trade deficit roast her record $74.4 billion in March. In the U. S. Bolstered by the economic recovery, Americans are spending more on imported goods. But U S exporters air facing less demand from other countries where the economic recoveries more sluggish. U. S trade gap with China. Meanwhile, Rose 11.6%. The NASDAQ composite index has fallen 355 points more than 2.5%. The Dow is down more than 100 points. You're listening to NPR news Live from KQED News. I'm Brian what investigators are trying to find the cause of a large fire at an apartment building under renovation year, Oakland's Lake Merritt Dozens of firefighters battled the fire that burned the four story building on International Boulevard and Second Avenue. It's set up a large plume of smoke and was first reported at 7 45. 10. Minutes later, it went to two alarms and led to evacuations in some nearby buildings. The 12 unit building, which dates back to 1910, has been undergoing work for several years. There are no reports of injuries, but two people were displaced because of the incident. Bay Area. Residents with roots in India continued to mobilize in response to that country's growing cove. It 19 crisis. While many of the horrific images of mass funeral pyres and overrun hospitals highlight the devastation in some of India's large cities. Longstanding volunteer run organization. The Association for India's Development is focusing on fundraising for grassroots efforts in rural areas. Sri Noth Cheatham Boram of Los Altos says that includes getting oxygen concentrators to smaller clinics and helping people stay home through food and supplies as well as phone based medical help desks. We really have to believe that we are in this together globally, and none of us is totally face until vast majority of the world is safe. Jim Bottom says members of the group are also lobbying the U. S. Congress to release vaccine patents to nations in need. There's more Bay Area and California news at KQED dot or G'kar. I'm Brian..
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"Who get vaccinated. Check it out in West Virginia Governor Jim Justice offering a $100 savings bond for any 16 to 35 year old willing to get a shot. I'm telling you, I'm telling you It's time West Virginia's shut this thing down and in Minnesota walking vaccination site geared towards teens ahead of prom. Yeah. Oh, wow. So hold on to say smart, So, uh, $100 savings bond. What if I wait? Wait, that's ageist. It is. I feel very I feel like you're giving away taxpayer dollar bills. Yo on and I'm not participating. If I lived in West Virginia, I've got cousins there. You also sound like Jim Justice. Tell you guys what right now. I've seen that movie wrong Turn lot truth. 52% Of West Virginia's Eligible residents have received a least one dose. What they're saying is, if it least 275,000 younger West Virginians get vaccinated. It'll go from 52 to 70%. I just think you have to find a way to do it. And I am up for anything. You know what I'd love to see. Honestly, I'd like to see Biden say if you got the vaccine, you're getting a tax cut. I don't know how you do it. Um, but I think that would get a lot of people who are on the fence off the fence. Money talks about this and I don't know how the president would do it. I have no clue. That's what I would do. If you really want to get everybody vaccinated. You gotta pay him. Because that's just how this world works. Or you just go. You go the route we're going right now. However, once again whoever doesn't want it doesn't get. I'm not pay you for your own Well being. I'm not paying you to come for some sort of Of job interview. I should have to pay you to get a vaccine. You don't get a vaccine, too. But you know what? At this point because here's the thing people now going to come to expect it. They're coming to expect another check coming from the government. They're gonna come to expect. Well, if you want me to do this, you better give me money to do it. We're paying people in certain parts of the country. To what to not commit crime. Sorry. You don't want to get a vaccine. That's a you thing, right? If you're worried that you're going to grow with a tail or that Bill Gates is going to control your mind, you're an idiot. Because only a billion people on the planet have gotten shot. Nobody's gonna tell. No, I mean, jeez, right. I mean, of all the people would be like, Hey, I'm up for that. You know, me and my lizards, but no nothing. The only thing that that I that I say that you know you get a tax cut is because it would put our economy on the fast track to go big again and we could get over this thing quicker. Because some people just won't get it. No. And so I don't know. I think it's what you lied. A little horse to water can treat it the same thing. I mean, even now, here's were saying there's no There's no reason for you now not to get one. Well, you do your homework and for some people, Okay, fine. Other people, though, that Adam talking mostly about the real Q and on people who think that you're gonna be controlled mind controlled by the government or some of that they're never gonna give. You know Some of the evangelical is there out there talking about your career, become a zombie that you never get now you could pay him all the things in the world and the ones that will get it. We'll do it very quietly. And it'll be a while before that happens, all right? We got about 20 minutes until this whole thing goes down. So we'll get Mandy arrested on the Air Day our new producer from Minnesota, so it just been reported. That the cyber ninjas who are counting all of our votes. The madhouse on McDowell. They're not getting enough sleep and they're not eating. That means to me. They're doing a bad job, right? You can't work like that. So you're right. We've set Mandy, one of our producers down with Red Bull, red lobster and red pens. Lots of red going up, and we're gonna put her on the air for see if they let her in. And let's see if we can help these these wonderful nice of volunteers from doing their job of recounting. So were you a good counter in school Where you like to use your fingers? Has this work coming up next? All right. All right. This this Hey, if you've ever thought about being a uber driver This is what they should put on the recruitment video. We're gonna talk about that. Oh, yeah. You don't love this skittish and chatter. All right, one mortgage there Ready to help you out. You want the best interest rate call the one mortgage team. You know what If this time last year, the interest rates dropped big Big starting to go up a little bit because we're covering from the pandemic. So if you want to purchase a house and you want to get the best interest rate, there's one company to call local Family owned and operated the one mortgage team. They've been doing this for generations, as they say, family owned and operated. This is AH, company that I've worked with twice. First house ever owned in Arizona. They re fight. It saved thousands and thousands.
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"Congress reassesses safety at a time of surging threats against House members even before the Capitol melee on January 6th Timothy Blodgett is the acting house sergeant at arms. Blodgett says Capitol police officers will station themselves at Washington area airports and the city's union station, Train Depot on busy travel days. Lodge. It also says he set up an online portal so lawmakers can notify the agency about their travel plans. Has corresponded. Andrew Stewart reporting, President Biden paid a visit to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center to meet with wounded soldiers yesterday. Welcome to all three National Motors president was welcomed at Walter Reed, where he met with both active duty and retired service members receiving treatment. He referred to those at the hospital as real heroes, and he thank the staff for their work Do wonderful work. I really, really do. After visiting with wounded soldiers that president toured a vaccination center at the facility, Greg Clugston, the White House World Health Organization, officials have warned that the new European Union moves to tighten rules on the export of covert 19 shots were not helpful. He also said a year ago there was a window of opportunity to fight back against virus. Some countries listened. Some. I did not some countries heeded that call. Some did not Now vaccines are giving us another window of opportunity to bring the pandemic under control. We must not squander it. Speaking in Geneva yesterday, the director General Ted Rose.