johnson & johnson says its vaccine is 85% effective. find out when a single shot might help speed up the end of the pandemic. >>> let's work a deal. gaining gop support for a nearly $2 trillion relief deal. plans on the move forward even without their help. >>> tracking a terrorist. the manhunt intensifies for the person that planted pipe bombs near the capitol. the reward doubles. >>> and winter's march. 100 million americans in the path of a major winter storm that could dump nearly a foot of snow. see what the system has already done out west. >>> but first we look at today's "eye opener: your world in 90 seconds." >>> this has important potential and legal implications globally, because this is a single shot vaccine. >>> the u.s. may seem to have another coronavirus vaccine. johnson & johnson released results off his phase threeee t week. >>> president biden turning attention to selling his covid relief package. facing fierce opposition. >> we have got to act, and act decisively. >>> the tug-of-war continues between wall street and

& johnson. it's not only a concern, but it's also even more proof that vaccine manufacturers will have to pay attention to these variants in the future if we need boosters or tweaks on the vaccine. >> right. no doubt. so johnson & johnson indicated they'll apply to the fda next week for emergency authorization. give us the timeline. when do you think they might get approved? and when does that mean shots will get into arms? >> if everything goes according to plan, estimates say they should be able to apply for an eua at the end of january, beginning of february. johnson & johnson is saying they're ready to ship right away after getting that eua. there is already a purchase for 100 million doses and j&j says they can produce up to a billion. it's only a one-shot vaccine. so a billion doses theoretically means a billion people able to get it. >> i wonder because of this vaccine, we talk how this doesn't need to be refrigerated super cold. that can make a big difference. you and have i talked about

johnson. the last to take his place, the president-elect. this crowd gathered on the capitol grounds is about to witness the chief justice of the united states administer the oath of office. >> you, john fitzgerald kennedy, do solemnly swear. >> i, john fitzgerald kennedy, do solemnly swear. >> that you will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. >> that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. >> and will to the best of your ability. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. >> preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. ♪ >> in his inaugural address the president emphasizes that the same revolutionary beliefs are still around the globe. the rights of man come from the hand of god. >> let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe to assure the su

stories were told about lyndon johnson rather than stories told by lyndon johnson. but here's one that does capture the essence of lyndon johnson. and it's told of the 1960 democratic campaign for the nomination for president. and lyndon johnson has thrown his hat in the ring and the other two principal candidates are a senator from missouri and john kennedy, a junior senator from massachusetts. and the three men are sitting in the green room ahead of this debate. they're about to have a debate. why the green rooms are called the green rooms? i don't know. i've been in lots of them and none of them have been green. they're making small talk. and kennedy says, stewart, i have to tell you something, something very strange that happened to me. i had a dream last night and in my dream god reached down from heaven and tapped me on the shoulder and said, jack, you're my boy. this is your year. you are going to win the democratic nomination. you are going to be the next president of the united states. what do you think of that? so stewart looks at kennedy. seemington, sort

. >> johnson & johnson. >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation. fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the drive to get more coronavirus vaccines into more arms is gaining more momentum tonight. findings on two new candidates could accelerate the effort. white house correspondent yamiche alcindor reports. >> aindor: today, all eyes on covid-19 vaccines. johnson & johnson-- a newshour funder-- announced that trials show overall its vaccine is 66% effective. that's not as strong as its moderna and pfizer rivals. both of them are more than 90% effective. but at a white house task force briefing, the president's chief medical adviser on covid, dr. anthony fauci, said the johnson & johnson vaccine showed very encouraging results in the worst cases. >> overall, in the united states, in s

. >> buenas tardes hoy viernes 29 de enero >> johnson and johnson dice que su vacuna es efectiva en un 72% y se administraría en una sola dosis mientras se confirman dos casas de la cepa sudafricana en carolina del sur >> paisaje devastador en el sur de california el agua caída ha destruido viviendas y carreteras lago está en peligro la vida de personas y de muchos animales >> dos mexicanos entre los seis muertos todos de origen hispano por una fuga de nitrógeno líquido en georgia en medio de las quejas para protección para los trabajadores >> un niño venezolano con síndrome de parker ayuda a su madre en venezuela gracias a la solidaridad de cientos de personas que le compra los dibujos que ofrece por un dólar cada uno (♪ ♪ ♪) (♪ ♪ ♪) >> qué tal muy buena tardes le saluda felicidad a. gracias por acompañarnos en la batalla que no cesa contra el covid surge una nueva vacuna la de la compañía johnson anderson que aún no ha sido sometida a la certificación de la fda pero que el fabricante le da una efectividad hasta del 72% y es de una sola dosis >> un nuevo rem

& johnson. there isn't any indication for that to happen. it's based on the data, the you get the second does of pfizer or moderna. or if you are in the later group you get the one vaccine. i would not mix and match. i don't know if you'll get the option to attempt that. >> i see a lot of people expressing a preference for the johnson & johnson because it is one shot. >> i think that's -- i think that's common sense. that's reality. and that is one thing that's possibly going to be an important feature when it comes to distribution. if that's one shot it might be easier to get it out there. but that doesn't take away from the abt fact that pfizer and moderna vaccines are incredibly effective at 94, 95%. yes it kind of sucks to get two shots. we worry about people getting back on time to get the second shot. a one-shot vaccine solves both >> d he life stream if you want to join us now. now that guidance on the ground level. >> okay. back on air. perfect timing. >>> and we are back with our specia

b so when you hear 56% for johnson & johnson, you hear dr. fauci saying don't focus on the numbers, focus on how this will help you. >> overall, in the united states, in south africa, in brazil, the overall efficacy for severe disease was 85%. in fact, in the study including in the south african isolate, there was essentially no hospitalizations or deaths in the vaccine group whereas in the placebo group, there were. so this really tells us that we have now a value-added additional vaccine candidate that will, of course, as happens with every candidate, will present the details of their data to the fda. >> how significant here, elizabeth cohen? you can hear the caution in dr. fauci, the caution in the other experts, however, there are a hundred million doses of this vaccine in a warehouse. is this game changing? >> it is game changing because the more people that can get vaccinated, the better. and john, i'm just going to lay it out there like it is. i asked experts. they said, listen, if you are looking for a vaccine, would you make the effo

physically and spiritually with johnson and he knew how to play kennedy. and then to overstate his own ability of manipulation to put teddy against bobby he thinks he can get him to turn on bobby and then he himself says he will never turn into a kennedy. >> and they make remarks about one another make digs of one another and that is a miscalculation of johnson. >> they are both insecure and president of the united states for their failures in life but that sense of charisma the kennedys had to draw on the better angels whether they have the right to do that or not. i'm not sure if he was that kind of we'll figure he changes morality late in his presidency and bobby came to his morality later in his life. and i make this statement if i make the statement in volume one or two but by leaving them both into ted and it makes him seem more liberal. but teddy was the most liberal to become more liberal in retrospect. >> that was a really good comment. we only have a few more minutes but i want you to talk about and medicare for all one is an expression 50 years

>> novavax reported yesterday, and johnson & johnson today, these results are quite with good. and so that will -- if we can get the production revved up for those, pfizer, moderna, we should be in very good shape for supply. certainly be able to get everyone vaccinated by mid year. so that shouldn't be the hold up really now that we have two other trials that look like the results are quite good. that's, of course, without accounting for the variant that we will talk about. but, you know, i think for the strain that we have been dealing with since, essentially, the beginning of the pandemic, these vaccines have a lot of efficacy. gerry: let's talk about that new variant, the various new variants, the british one, the south african one, the brazilian one. i think johnson & johnson in their trial report on friday said that while their overall efficacy was very good against the sort of conventional variant, if you like, the original, it does seen to be significantly less effective against, perhaps, the south african one, and that might require maybe some adaptation to the vaccine

professor johnson: sure. professor lopez: i certainly notice since the invasion of the capital on january 6 we have seen more writing about the infiltration of policing in the military by white supremacists. it's been an issue for a while but i have not seen as much written about it in the popular press. you have written about this extensively. you have testified in congress about this. and you know a fair bit about it. i wonder if you can tell us a little bit about the link to white supremacy and related extremist ideologies. among those at the capitol on january 6, not only in the crowd but perhaps among law enforcement. and help us place this in the context of white supremacist infiltration of police more broadly. professor johnson: sure. unfortunately there is a long history of explicit bias and white supremacy on police departments in this country. some very first police departments in the united states were groups of white men who decided to police the comings and goings of enslaved people. that continu

michelle: the news is quite strong from johnson & johnson. it is very effective in the u.s., 72% efficacy, but in south africa, it was only 57% effective. that means it is important to get this vaccine to the right people and that we control the spread of that south african variant. the other thing is it was 100% effective against preventing hospitalizations and deaths. when we look at the efficacy rate of preventing severe disease, it was less effective than the pfizer and moderna vaccine. it is going to be important going forward that we are getting the right doses to the right people. alix: appreciate that, michelle cortez. joining us to get -- to the hot seat, well above consensus. i want to get your sense of the new variant johnson & johnson results. how do you factor that into the strong forecast you have? >> there is a lot of new information that is being released every day. on the minor side, you can say the efficacy numbers are not as high as what you had late last year with the pfizer and moderna vaccines. on the plus side, the fact

next week though, johnson & johnson will seek fda emergency use authorization for its vaccine and if approved, this could seriously boost our supply. i want to bring in cnn medical analyst dr. lena wen, professor at george washington university and a volunteer in the johnson & johnson clinical trial. dr. wen, i know you don't know whether you received a placebo or the actual vaccine of johnson & johnson but when you hear this report. the news that johnson & johnson's vaccine is 85% effective at preventing severe disease, what's your reaction? >> i think it's very promising, ana, and that's the top line that we should be caring about. whether this vaccine or any vaccine prevents severe disease. because people don't really care if they get the sniffles or a sore throat. they care if they get sick enough they end up in the hospital on a ventilator and succumbing to covid-19 and what the results of the johnson & johnson study shows thus far is that they have those who receive the vaccine not hospitalized or dying. that's significant. >> how would you rate this one dose on the pandemic? >

then that johnson was essentially. out of office very shortly and he have and so that made people very reluctant to move to impeach when congress is unhappy with presidents until you get to president nixon and in that case the house was just about to impeach him and several senators went to visit president nixon and said you don't have the votes in the senate to sustain you you're going to be if you're impeached in the house you'll be convicted in the senate and with that information he chose to resign rather than to be removed how does that change that in the in the amendment the 25th amendment won't it's been in place but what 50 as well so now how is that the all you might say the legal process of the relationship between the house and the senate. it's had very little impact up till now it was invoked after the assassination of president kennedy and their united states when for about a year without a vice president president johnson it had a heart attack a decade earlier so that people who worried about them and the

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and vice chairman of the conservative party was boris johnson so economical with the truth and why did he break so many called the. underbelly of welcome to conflict zone thank you very much for pleasure to be here i guess you can argue about whether britain's 11th hour free trade deal with the e.u. is good or bad but whatever it is why did the prime minister have to lie about it i'm thinking about he's flat out denial that when montara barriers associated with the deal. well i don't think that using phrases like allies and anybody helpful i mean what the prime minister is trying to explain is that this is a good deal for britain a good deal for the e.u. in the tire fires that were. far less of an obstruction to be the case we have guards and all that the scaremongering and the stories about the cuban over the cuba cali and hold up commas knots and we are proceeding at an early age i'm sure with your you know we want to see l'arche the great business and for the peoples of both of our above our unions and i think that you if you you could you go for a good basis for last week or if i m

johnson & johnson says that it's a single dose injection has proven to be 36% effective. and another firm novavax says that it's vaccine was almost 90% effective. nine have been authorized for emergency use or given the full approval in various countries, while many more on the way. let's look into major ones going into people's arms around the world. the pfizer biontech vaccine has been cleared and many nations and was more than 90% effective. the moderna vaccine has been cleared with the 94% efficacy rate. the oxford astrazeneca is 76% effective overall. russia's sputnik vaccine is 91.4% effective and has emergency clearance in 15 nations. china's vaccine has been cleared and six countries and was found to be 50.4% effective in brazilian trials. the news of so many vaccines seems encouraging, and dr. anthony fauci says that we cannot become complacent in fighting the virus. >> it is an incentive to do what we have been saying all along, to vaccinate as many people as we can, as quickly as we possibly can, because mutations occur, because the virus has a playing field, a

the vaccine from johnson & johnson would be the first to be given in a single shot without requiring a booster. it's been in clinical trial at sites across the country, including stanford and researchers say they have been given word to lock the data they have gathered to this point so the company can quickly begin the review process. >> they will review the data in an unblinded fashion and see if the medication looks effective. >> dr. phillip grant has been leading the trial at stanford. he believes an announcement from johnson & johnson could come early next month. >> then at that point they will be turning in their application, and then with similar timing we may see if it works an approval by, i'd say, mid to late february. >> while dr. grant cautioning the final data isn't in yet, earlier phase two results have been described as promising and earlier this week, dr. anthony fauci says he believes that vaccines from johnson & johnson and astrazeneca will reach review in a matter of weeks. the impact could be significant. the johnson & johnson vaccine does not require any special d

yes i mean novak came out of the news early this morning johnson associated with johnson and johnson. came out in the late morning sort of around 11 o'clock time and there is good news as well and the reason why judge johnson's is particularly good news is because what they've done is phase 3 trial last trial a single dose vaccine again it's storable and usable that refrigerator temperature doesn't have to be smegma cold like the pfizer biome 2nd vaccine which needs minus 7 c. minus 80 degrees jensen and move x. can both be kept in a normal refrigerator and a single dose fact seemed really would be a breakthrough mean that you wouldn't have the issues over future supply of those kind of question marks the effectiveness is not as good as the others yet it's 66 percent effective but have when you think about it less than a year ago people were talking about no guarantee that any vaccine might be developed against kovac 19 to have now 3 approved for u.k. use and 3 mm 2 more in the pipeline with approval with the approval pending then you know it's really exciting news indeed it is that p

around the clock this is out sara live from doha also coming up trial results of johnson and johnson single dates facts show it protects against the virus but it's not as effective as others and it's weaker against the new south african street. a major wind farms in nigeria that dutch court orders the local branch of shell to pay compensation damages caused by oral spills class. and is considered good fortune for the chinese during the mill year but i'm going to report about these cherries is turning out to be really very bad luck here in chile . so european health regulators have given emergency approval full adults across 27 the 27 country block to receive the offset astra zeneca corona virus vaccine announcement comes after a dispute between the e.u. in the company the us expects at least 80000000 doses by the end of march but a week ago ash is in a cut supply blaming manufacturing issues. it's a real pleasure to be here until i announce the 3rd positive opinion for the authorize ation of the astra zeneca covert $900.00 buck scene this expands the range of vaccines available to e.

&johnson, is 72% effective. if you look down the pike at keeping people out of the hospitals and keeping them alive, that's where the value is at it. not quite as good against the early disease but against the serious consequences, it has done very well >> what do you say to folks who say i want the best, the most effective vaccine and this one just does not offer enough of it >> well, you know, first of all, people would want to get the choice of what they want there will be a messaging issue exactly for the reasons that we are discussing right now when you compare that initial number of 72% verses 94% to 95%, there very well may be people who actually prefer to have one dose, they would say the difference in efficacy against early disease does not make that much difference. so, i think there will be usefulness of it there will be some that say numerically is the best efficacy, that'll happen and that's the messaging issue >> let me ask you about the south african variant, we have seen a couple of cases in sout

pm boris johnson quick to embrace joe biden's presidency. with good reason. he was close to donald trump. >> do you know who this is? >> u.s./u.k. relations were blossoming, a much needed trade deal seemingly close. >> we're going to do a fantastic deal. >> people were saying, that's a good thing. >> reporter: then came trump's election loss and the trump inspired insurrection. >> unreservedly condemn encouraging people to behave in the disgraceful way. >> reporter: but johnson's speedy denouncement belied many missed opportunities for democrat support. >> i don't think trade is going to be the first issue of concern to the united states, to the new administration. >> johnson and his predecessor were relying on trump for a fast trade deal to gloss over the economic pain of leaving the e.u., brexit, and overlook building better relations with democrats. >> it was one of my frustrations when i was in washington. >> u.k. ambassador to d.c. witnessed the damage among democrats. >> there's a bit of sore feelings about that. >> reporter: trump liked brexit, liked t

france is mr barry there's a lot of people who trusted mr johnson have been badly let down haven't i the democratic unionist party in northern ireland said they were promised they'd be treated just like anywhere else in the u.k. and they want a year where we know i mean america the just finish the question can i just finish the question or year ago mr johnson told alfie unionists that no british conservative prime minister could or should sign up to any bracks deal that damaged the fabric of the union with regulatory checks and even customs controls between great britain and northern ireland and yet that's exactly what the northern ireland protocol did isn't it fact as part of the single market northern ireland has to follow strict e.u. regulations on food standards plant and animal health that's fact and that's the time electrically opposed to what mr johnson promised them report yes exactly yeah parametrically opposed no what the prime minister did achieve here g.p. i came to him leaving the european union as one united kingdom with the best of both worlds for northern ireland and

[ cheers and applause yep, johnson & johnson said their vaccine was proven to be 66% effective. way to go? 66%? pretty much the d student of the vaccine world. not failing, but we would really like to bump that average up to a c plus by next semester the johnson & johnson vaccine showed up late and it got a 66%. it's basically the spicoli of vaccines if you're worried about the results, keep in mind, hot pockets were just recalled for being 66% glass and americans still ate them [ applause ] but the johnson & johnson vaccine is still considered effective and it does have some good things going for it listen to this >> this vaccine is different it's one shot, not two, and it also does not need to be kept in those near freezing temperatures like the other two. >> jimmy: yep, unlike those pfizer and moderna vaccines you've got to wine and dine, the johnson & johnson one will hook up with you in a back alley. [ light laughter ] and this shouldn't be overlooked, the johnson & johnson vaccine is the only one that promises no tears if it gets in your eyes. [ light laughter ] meanwhile,

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not boris johnson, the man needed after that last push. not borisjohnson, the man who needed after that last push. not boris johnson, the man who would needed after that last push. not borisjohnson, the man who would be winston churchill, james, the one who wrote a book about churchill which actually reviewed a few years back. johnson will see some sort of comfort in the sun headline because it's absolutely reflecting back this kind of language, this kind of choreography for which johnson is famous or north tory us. i suppose the one thing about this whole question about this one last push, one last heave be particularly grim injanuary and going into february, the worst period of the year for the vast majority of people anyway. —— is famous or notorious. the depression and the sense of people hunkering down and not really enjoying things is very much prevalent in january in enjoying things is very much prevalent injanuary in normal times. so in one respect that makes it worse for people because it is already a difficult situation that

& johnson vaccine? >> it is possible, you know, johnson & johnson is currently conducting a study looking at a two-dose regimen. we don't have those results yet. the good news is that as soon as they're able to sequence these variants, dr. mammen and other immunologists have explained it is easy to alter the vaccine to make it effective against strains that may be more difficult for us to fight off. so it is an easy fix potentially if we find those other variants. >> how soon do you think this will be authorized? >> well, it is possible that within the next couple weeks, anthony. >> that would be good news. >> dr. tara narula, thanks so much. >>> new york attorney general letitia james alleges the state of new york has undercounted coronavirus-related fatalities at nursing homes by as much as 50%. she says governor andrew cuomo's administration has only counted those who died on site, not those who died in the hospitals of the virus. back in march 2020, long-term care facilities were directed to take in

and johnson of address to new vaccines to the fight the pandemic johnson and johnson's inoculation is a single dose but both produced weaker results on the more infectious south african strain. mexico's economy last year suffered its biggest contraction since the great depression of the 19th bertie's it's credible as death tolls past that of india this week it now has the 3rd highest number of fatalities in the world with more than 155000 confirmed deaths model repeller has more from mexico city. the big difference between mexico and other countries who may have fared better in their economic downturns as a result of the pandemic in 2020 is that mexico was already on the sort of precipice of an economic crisis even before the pandemic arrived the big concern now is that any economic recovery that could have been predicted for the 1st quarter of 2021 will be wiped by this ongoing surge in kobe 1000 cases that we continue to see here in the mexican capital and nationwide across the country u.s. stocks remain volatile as concern grows over an online revolt against wall street focused on

john johnson & johnson first vaccine is offering the world a tentianew weon against the new dictating virus. the vaccine is 72% effective against moderate and severe covid-19 in the u.s. 85% effective in preventing serious symptoms, and global trials. >> in this moment, what are we trying to get to? we are not actually trying for perfection. >> if there was a choice, they would be okay with getting one dose of the johnson & johnson shot. >> there is an efficacy advantage. there are concerns over the less than 60% efficacy rate in south africa. the highly contagious variant is in the u.s. >> this is a wake-up call that we will continue to see the evolution of mutants. we will have to be mumbled to be able to just adjust readily to make versions of the vaccine. >> children under 16 could get vaccinated by early summer. >> for my perspective, having seen the serious consequences of disease on both children and adults, for me thinking about that choice is really thinking that it is a safer way for us to develop immunity. >> currently there is an ongoing trial looking at participants that

fauci says johnson & johnson results are encouraging. listen, i was going to say do you agree, i don't care if it's 85 or 75 or 65, i would still want it. but go on. >> well i would say the news over the past week has been good and it's also been concerning in another respect. but the good part of the news is that there are two vaccines that seem to work reasonably well, one is nova vax, a vaccine using a protein, used one very like that to create a vaccine against cat leukemia. the second is johnson & johnson, which you've just pointed out also works reasonably well. with a caveat for both of them, in some populations for some viruses. as we now know there are many variants and unfortunately these vaccines are not nearly as active against one of the variants in particular, the south african. and we're looking at that, but their very, very best, fresh into people, these vaccines as they age will become weaker against the natural viruses and will become even weaker still against the variants. so that's a problem. those who are vaccinated.

how hopeful are you for johnson & johnson? is it your working theory or hope that it could really change the game? >> you know, i'm really hopeful. i understand we're going to be seeing the data very soon and really anxious to see them. any vaccine to get out there that's more vaccines to more people more quickly, harder to reach communities, i think we'll be yet another tool. we still need more tools to fight this pandemic and so i would say any single one that can improve our distribution and get more vaccine out there would be a win. >> reporter: south carolina's department of public health said the two individuals infected with the south african strain of the virus are out of their contagious periods but did not reveal how sick they were or whether they've exposed any others and indicated this would not lead to a lockdown in a state with no mask mandate. >> these are the first cases of the variant in the united states. i think that we can continue to enjoy a somewhat normal lifestyle without having to do a lockdown if we a

today, johnson & johnson announced that its single dose coronavirus vaccine is 72% effective. what makes this vaccine so promising, according to doctors is that it is only a single dose. and it does not require ultra cold storage. meaning we could vaccinate more people without worrying about getting them back for a second dose. j & j plans to pile for fda emergency use authorization next week. but there is a caveat, the efficacy of the j & j's vaccine dropped 57% from the highly contagious variant from south africa. despite the travel van to stop that variant from coming over here, the new variant is already here. two cases identified this week in south carolina with two patients with no ties to each other and no travel history given that, signals community spread. during today's white house briefing dr. anthony fauci stressed the importance of vaccinating as many people as possible, as quickly as possible, before those mutant strains get out of control. >> whether or not that's going to ultimately take over in the sense of being dominant is unclear by now. the projection that

approval in february well unlike other vaccines we know johnson and johnson requires only one dose and can be stored in a refrigerator for months this obviously simplifies logistics for health department . time now for a quick break but when we come back we take a look at the markets and the renewed attention to gold and inflation as the bite administration prepares to take office i will go to break here the numbers of the. i got this 8 millimeter film purely by accident. time period 963 to 65 place damascus. old old dump of new york girl while young. i've watched it many times a man posing the monuments and all poster of the hollywood premiere of town without pity and a fight in a minute so without bruises. i had my doubts if i should waste my time on this but i came back to that film over and over again tracing a sequence of events happening in syria at that time and most of those who worked there the moment on the radio. in the crown in which you'll sit in the neal curiosity is like a perpetual motion machine did lives on without a lunch break and then suddenly i saw him stop let's

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arthel: so do you know if johnson & johnson is developing a second shot? >> yeah. actually, all the companies are working on a second shot. that is another version of the vaccine to address the mutations. moderna was really the most effective in talking to the media about that, j&j says they're doing the same. you know, j&j's trial with this new vaccine that was done in south africa showed only 57% protection, and that's probably because of the south african variant. arthel: i'm going to get back to that in a second, but i understand that johnson & johnson, the vaccine was created using a different virus rather than an mrna technology. does that make it more or less effective? >> this is a technology that's been around for a while. it was used with ebola successfully. it's a virus that does not cause illness in humans, but it does generate that spike protein so the body can start the immune response. arthel: so back no these variants, i mean, are we in a race, dr. makary, against the virus and its characteristic of mutating or reproducing new strains or variants? i

guy: you bring up the boris johnson government. how committed is the boris johnson government to the green agenda. we have just seen the green lighting of the first in the u.k. for 30 years. we have just also seen the green light for the biggest gas firepower station in europe. those events do not speak to a government that is committed. alok: the prime minister in the u.k. is totally committed to the green agenda. we set out a plan for green industrial revolution. as far as we are concerned, this is about driving growth and driving jobs forward. we set out our own plan in terms of cutting emissions by 2030 by at least 68% on a base of 1990, and if you ask people around the world they will say this is ambitious. we are leading on this. we were the first country to legislate to go to net zero by 2060. on the issue of covid you raise, the first thing i would say is we have been leading the world moving away from -- on the particular issue you have raised , on coal this is about cooking call for the steel sector and not thermal coal.

the fact that johnson & johnson is just the next company, it's not the only company. hopefully they will have a little better in terms of how people react to their vaccine. hopefully that's one you can get into communities of color and convince people the only one shot, but this will be the one and i think that is where we should prioritize the johnson & johnson vaccine. >> completely agreed speaking communities of color, we have to overcome 100 years of mistreatment by the medical establishment, black people. that is part of this also latinos. we have a bad track record and we have to really go one on one and overcome the vaccine. the self. with over 25 million doses given out already, we are only having occasional side effects. this appears to be a very safe vaccine. the moderna advisor. very effective and safe to result in israel are nothing short of this. lisa: hopefully this back to be even better. i don't want to be hung over from my fascination. thank you so much. doctor marc siegel. [laughter] >> congratulations on the six-year anniversary. congratulations. li

one is that first of all johnson was undeniably real power. he was energetic and effective campaigner. and perhaps most importantly he provided the ticket with geographic balance. boston, which was considered important, particularly in those days. important to kennedy because the polls had showed and primary elections showed that he had some problems in the south. and there was no better person to provide help in that area than texan lyndon johnson. interestingly, one of kennedy's aides later revealed additional reasons to choose lyndon johnson kennedy wanted to get him out of the powerful position that he had held as majority leader. if he became vice president he would be kicked upstairs and out of the way in the senate. well, one aide point out such an action would put johnson dangerously close to the white house itself, kennedy allegedly replied angrily words that seem eerie in light of subsequent events, quote, i'm 43 years old and i'm the healthiest candidate for president of the united states. i'm not going to die in office, so the vice

on one side you have no conflict in the johnson nutrition, johnson didn't want to hear avoice in opposing voices on vietnam . he silenced he tries to raise drilling voices and there were people at the state department comfortable with the vietnam policy they formed a group to discuss alternative policy outcomes were so nervous that johnson might find out about this they call themselves the nongroup and secretly johnson would be aware take revenge on it. so that is way too much conflict version. and on the other hand you have to much conflict in this aspect you have afforded ministration and you kind of have a mild uncontrolled white house and you have people leaking to the press people not able to trust one another before ministration was like this because everyone thinks jerry ford was a nice guy and he was nice to his niceness precluded him from taking steps to control so i specifically was guiding her was a friend of words, you were before he became president to must be very thin-skinned and egocentric fellow and in fact his nickname in the white house was the joke that stands for swee

>>they have it now at a significant finding today from johnson and johnson's coronavirus vaccine trial. now this 3rd option could help speed up community immunity. and everybody has to backs be vaccinated we might as well just tell people that are there will be no in person instruction the state of california. >>and just a couple weeks before the plan to get students back into the classroom governor newsome now telling california school administrators. >>that is now unlikely to happen plus the atmospheric river headed out of town but we've got another storm on the way details coming up. good evening and thanks for joining us on kron 4 news i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus that atmospheric river that brought much needed rain to our region. >>in it would have been a dry winter is finally winding down but not before washing out part of highway one near big sur. and certainly burying the sierra and heavy snow. we begin though with a new development tonight from johnson and johnson the company's vaccine appears to protect against covid-19 with just one shot. while it's not quite as ef