Coronavirus: COVID-19 vaccine rollout plans moving ahead in the US

In the U.S., the White House says the worst days of the COVID-19 pandemic are still ahead. A special committee is set to approve a vaccine on Thursday. First responders and residents in long-term care homes are the first priority. The general public could start getting the shots in the spring. As Jennifer Johnson reports, the vaccine can't come soon enough to stop the latest surge in deaths and hospitalizations.

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[StopListenThink]

Depopulation and sterilization due by April is that what I heard? I thought that’s what I heard

[conorcorrigan]

By all means, politicians and media elites to the front of the line, please.

[ojematters]

What's next, mandatory vaccine shots for dandruff?

[Francois_Dupont]

research the Dengvaxia vaccine by Sanofi that took 20years to make.

[benhuffington]

I hope people join me as a social leper that cant "move around"

[randomness]

All for something that won't stop the illness, nor it's transmission.. possibly only the 'symptoms', which means you'll still be at risk of being infected and/or a carrier.

[frankmosca]

🔴D E A D A M E R I C A N S W A L K I N G 🔴

[onejohn.]

They can stuff this nonsense up their PROPAGANDA!

[dimitar]

Why not test the drug in a foreign country first, see if there are any dangerous side effects.

[carmel]

For my Californians, Pfizer should distribute the first wave to the vulnerable, the second wave should be the corps members from the California Conservation Corps and other organizations that work making everyone safe, the third wave should then start for the people who have medical insurance, 3.5 would be the people who choose not to get insurance