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intelligence.com/67555b578679470f91c77239c00892d4?pubid=fbi> Madison, WI (11/12, 2.66M) reported that White House Coronavirus Task Force Coordinator Deborah Birx visited Wisconsin and "said that what we are doing right now here in the state is not enough," urging the Badger State to take cues from other stat

receiving FDA emergency use authorization just this week, working to speed up the recovery in some of the most vulnerable patients." Correspondent Alex Perez said researchers took "the most powerful antibody from one of the first survivors and [are] using a synthetically-made version to fight the virus."

deo.bulletinintelligence.corn/a8a8318e83834889b415716288463b33?pubid=fbi> Bakersfield, CA (8/27, 7K), White House Coronavirus Task Force Coordinator Deborah Birx said, "We are happy when governors tailor recommendations. We do see the increased testing in California, we are happy that that is happening, we n

ple dead." ABC World News Tonight <https://playvideo.bulletinintelligence.corn/90c919dafa6f48e I be8116ae7fl7e67c? pubid=fbi> (8/27, story 2, 2:55, Alex Perez, 6.48M) showed a "graphic video capturing the chaos: A crowd EFTA00136560 appears to be chasing the armed man when he falls to the ground and star

x Urges Tighter Restrictions, Guidance Adherence. WISC-TVVi Madison, WI (11/12, 2.66M) reported that White House Coronavirus Task Force Coordinator Deborah Birx visited Wisconsin and "said that what we are doing right now here in the state is not enough," urging the Badger State to take cues from other state

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rnia Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) not to follow the CDC's guidance on KBAK-TVVI Bakersfield, CA (8/27, 7K), White House Coronavirus Task Force Coordinator Deborah Birx said, "We are happy when governors tailor recommendations. We do see the increased testing in California, we are happy that that is happening, we ne

rhaps the situation that unfolded would not have happened. ... The result of it is two people dead." ABC World News TonightVi (8/27, story 2, 2:55, Alex Perez, 6.48M) showed a "graphic video capturing the chaos: A crowd appears to be chasing the armed man when he falls to the ground and starts firing. As

eading role in preparing, coordinating, and responding to disasters'. Final day speakers include White House Coronavirus Task Force Coordinator Amb. Deborah Birx, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Health and Human Services for Preparedness and Response Jonathan Greene, U.S. NORTHCOM Deputy Commander Vice Adm. Mi

trol in two months or less? According to the head of the CDC, we already have one." On ABC World News TonightVi (7/15, story 8, 1:40, Muir, 7.16M), Alex Perez reported CDC Director Redfield said the virus "could be controlled in weeks if people follow the guidelines." Redfield: "If we really embrace maskin

rnia Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) not to follow the CDC's guidance on KBAK-TVVI Bakersfield, CA (8/27, 7K), White House Coronavirus Task Force Coordinator Deborah Birx said, "We are happy when governors tailor recommendations. We do see the increased testing in California, we are happy that that is happening, we ne

rhaps the situation that unfolded would not have happened. ... The result of it is two people dead." ABC World News TonightVi (8/27, story 2, 2:55, Alex Perez, 6.48M) showed a "graphic video capturing the chaos: A crowd appears to be chasing the armed man when he falls to the ground and starts firing. As

x Urges Tighter Restrictions, Guidance Adherence. WISC-TVVi Madison, WI (11/12, 2.66M) reported that White House Coronavirus Task Force Coordinator Deborah Birx visited Wisconsin and "said that what we are doing right now here in the state is not enough," urging the Badger State to take cues from other state

t receiving FDA emergency use authorization just this week, working to speed up the recovery in some of the most vulnerable patients." Correspondent Alex Perez said researchers took "the most powerful antibody from one of the first survivors and [are] using a synthetically-made version to fight the virus."