air force airman first class charles smith iii surprising his mother, roxanne, at the local ihop. they've been going there for mother's day breakfast ever since it opened, but she had no idea her son would be there. >> hi, david. >> tonight, that mom, graceful. >> it was a very emotional day and it meant everything to me. it was a wonderful mother's day. >> in arlington, massachusetts, leyland stein with his 93-year-old mother sondra. this is their first hug since before the pandemic. >> really has been 15 months since we got together. >> 15 long months. i know i'm speaking for all of the mothers who have had to be without their children during this time and the sweet reunion that we all will have when we do see our families again. >> and in minneapolis tonight, with her son recording, his mom had no idea that grandma ger ral dean was coming. she sees her and runs to give her a hug. and tonight, mother and son right here with us. >> when i say her get out of the car, i was shocked and surprised and just everything. so, my son, he did good. >> he did. our moms, our step-moms, our g

they're farmers there, but you are all pharmaceuticals in the global sods, and shed knowledge shed the roxanne and give walks into pool hyde into the countries and then doing badge i working together as one would be able to come to, pardon me. but that is in time, will open up all economies and ensure that every age of communities because we're facing who challenges outside the, pardon me, we have our archive manage. and the unself been ability of the word ads which will continue with the pandemic. and also not coming up, what are you to get on dealing with climate change, which is also going to bring its own challenges such as food shortages and therefore have fun in and provide you in many of the world am and countries dr. luke kill monday. thanks for being with us. it's been a pleasure, been forcing me how the new arms race is all about. speed hypersonic missile is not on the fly, many times faster than the speed of sound they are highly maneuverable. can carry nuclear warheads and a hard to detect several countries on now spending billions to develop them. they include france, india, japan

we have russia, roxanne, who's director of amnesty tech at the international secretary of amnesty international. she's joining us from london. we have professor ronald dba, whose founder and director of citizen lab at university of toronto is mung school in toronto. and we also have my daughter rashid talking to us from london. she is a visiting professor at the middle east center, the london school of economics. welcome to you all, russia. i know that you can't really talk about the source of all the information that you received for obvious reasons you want to protect your sources. but when all the evidence was beginning to come together and form a picture, what was your reaction? so i think we had always suspected and we had done previous reporting to show that and by where it had been misused by governments around the world to target human rights activists. john, less noisy is. but i think what this investigation shows is really the unprecedented scale of abuse of use of this technology. i think we always knew that, but we did our research and as cases kept on stuff, the thing it really mad

and a tradition cockfighting the team's been given re roxanne would it's organized to say is the biggest i'll be of this year anywhere in the world. the $1000.00 roosters fighting to the day across full days in the city pa to care for millions of dollars. in fact the, the crowds are so big. the brokers broke tennis slips in them. those far up in the stance to take their money the team. so gamblers place up to $1000.00, fight that last just 30 seconds. fighting defenders say that this industry generates more than half a 1000000 jobs in mexico. as well as being part of our identity as mexicans, the roosters are source of employment and that's also necessary for humans. the strict, the roost is weighed before each match. once they're in the ring who the pulling k, the fights a brutal o sharp knives have bound to their legs and even when wounded they're placed back on their mark. he'll be end again. i'm getting, i don't judge judge nature itself. i haven't made them fight. they're jeans oh jeans. they've had for 65000000 year. c there's a growing movement, emit codes, the bank fighting. caes

it'll be years before we get any answers about these ancient roxanne space, but scientists say understanding them will help protect our planet against rogue asteroids that may head towards the earth. it's happened before most famously in 2013 when an asteroid crash through the earth's atmosphere over russia, producing a shock wave that caused mass injuries and structural damage is a scenario scientists of long talked about this mission may be vital in protecting our planet, that is a crucial component of understanding what fit that goes to our old plan of the earth. we can't defend our self from objects which we don't know anything about next month. nasa plans to launch its dark spacecraft with the intention of deliberately colliding with an asteroid. it's all part of a planetary defense strategy, even as lucy begins. it's years long. search for answers and gallagher al jazeera miami, florida. meanwhile, a new crew is arrived at china's 1st permanent space station during the 6 months stay, the 3 chinese assaults will install equipment and prepare the station for further expansion. this is th

pandemic two hours later, guests will be roxanne dunbar who discusses native american culture and history month women's liberation movement, founding of the united states and for. outlaw woman in indigenous peoples history of united states not a nation of immigrants. carol who served as vice chair of president turned 1776 commission. she talks about critical race theory, 6019th project, immigration and more. we the people, 1776 report and recently published black america. friday 8:00 p.m. district on t center. you can access our programs online at booktv.org or follow along on c-span now, you feel at. >> next on arbor interview program "afterwards", former democratic senator ben nelson of nebraska discusses the client of bipartisanship in the senate and offers recommendations on how to restore it straight interviewed by republican senator ben sachs of nebraska. "afterwards" is a weekly interview program with guest host from atop nonfiction authors about the later books. >> hello and welcome to book tv. it is my pleasure to interview ben nelson from the great state of nebraska. benmy was b

two hours later our guest is roxanne dunbar ortiz. she discusses native american culture ask history, the women's liberation movement, the founding of the united states and more. her books include an indigenous people's history of the united states and not a nation of immigrants. and after that, a conversation with carol swain

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edition roxanne global futures ball as traders await u.s. cpi inflation data tomorrow. u.k. chancellor rishi sunak warrant over potential scarring of the u.k. economy. we are on the lookout for jobs data. that should be crossing the bloomberg any moment now. welcome to the european market open. 7:00 in london. i am anna edwards. mark is with me this morning. what are you watching this mine? mark: i'm getting really excited about front end rates. we are talking about when a rate hike might be priced in, whether it might be december, how much they might do. now that we have the cash market open in u.s. treasuries, they are catching up with the big futures move yesterday. a lot of them happened in our afternoon so we missed the real excitement. suddenly, the idea of rate hikes is a real concept to start trading properly again. anna: thinking about rate hikes, let's get to some u.k. breaking data. unemployment get out from the u.k., pre-much as anticipated. we were expecting 4.5%. we have got the three months wages number. coming in in line with expectations is 6%. the estimate

said by the ukrainians prove all work in us you know the russian hawks and then you know my friend roxanne you should from understand who is already experienced john as you said yes the problem is that the west will quickly forget the provocation from the ukraine and fred went before god that it was saakashvili who started that christina just on the 7th of august 1st 2008 it was state esseily who bombarded seen violet only lead to russian question vote but you know the western public is just fed part of the story that's the usual tactic you know they got the beginning or they cut their hand you know they they feed the public the boss that is most 'd that is in the interest of all their ultra liberal ideology and they and they just forget about the rest it happens very rarely that we have the articles like the one in the. demo you can spectator recently which basically reminded people that you know me called the president the american mess in the ukraine by william smith he just reminded people of the author of the american spectator then it was the us who helped the coup in. falls in 14 wh

said by the ukraine is prove all the canucks you know the russian hawks and then you know my friend roxanne you should from understand who is already experienced john as you said yes the problem is that the west will quickly forget the provocation from the ukrainian state when they forgot that it was saakashvili who started that christina just on the 7th of august 1st 2008 it was state esseily who bombarded seen violet only lead to russian question vote but you know that the western public is just fed part of the story that's the usual tactic you know they got the beginning or they cut the hand you know they they feed the public the boss that is most sure that that is in the interest of. all that all training but i know you and they and they just forget the boat the rest in type and spend a radio that may have dodged it all so i go on in that in the american spectator recently which basically reminded people that you know that new cold when they make a mess in the ukraine by william smith he just reminded people though although the american spectator they did was the us who helped the cool

said by the ukrainians prove all you can us you know the russian hawks and then you know my friend roxanne you should from understand who is a really experienced journalist you said yes the problem is that the west will quickly forget the provocation from the ukrainian state went before god that it was saakashvili. stop that that christina just so on the 7th of august 1008 it was like i feel it who bombarded scene body and only lead to russian question hold on do you know that the western public is just fat part of the story that's the usual tactic you know they got the beginning or they got there and you know they they a few bob nick the bot that is host to that that is in the interest oh all they're all pretty but i know you and they and they just forget the boat the rest of intense very randy that may have dodged it all so i go on in that in the american spectator recently which basically reminded people that you know that nicole and then make a mess in the ukraine by william smith he just reminded people of the awful the american spectator they had was the us who helped the cool in 201

roxanne: yes. john f. kennedy when he was senator wrote a little book, which has been a bestseller ever since. it really seeped into the whole liberal culture. it was called a nation of immigrants, and of coursee was catholic and a child of irish immigrants and he had quite a hill tolimb, to make himself palatable, so i think the way waslready paved by the previous half-century or more with the work of the knights of columbus. the nights were formed in 1882 by irish clerics, most of the irish famine immigrants who had come in the 1840's were refugees and it took 20 or 30 years to assimilate into -- they had the advantage of speaking english unlike the italians who came in the 1890's at the turn-of-the-century in great numbers. they really presented -- the catholic church presented to the italians this idea of the lineage of columbus and it was already in the political or mythical culture in the united states . i didn't know this until i did the research but they actually discussed, the founders, nami the u

roxanne: thank you amy and hello jennifer. it was berkeley that first recognized indigenous peoples day in 1992 during the centennial. san francisco was five or six years later. things started in berkeley. that was important. it was an effort of people, native people from all over northern california, and wonderful allies in berkeley. thatas the beginning. we have't gotten ridf fleet week, which was here for a week, warships in our bay for five days, to celebrate columbus, and the italian parade in north beach. columbus is still being celebrated, but i think it is important to know that ever since the holiday has been -- since roosevelt made it a federal holiday, native people have spoken out against this, and it can be documented back to the 1940's. especially in 1977, when indigenous people of the western hemisphere went to the united nations in geneva, where the human rights bodies are located, and and were welcomed there, 100 representatives and one of the main demands they made, which finally became the declaration in 200

participate in this year's your vision like destiny, an 18 year old singer, for motto, you buy the italian roxanne morris. i got an pups thing or mom pain from australia. the winner of this year's contest will be chosen here. in rotor dams, rena, inside rehearsals are ongoing with lot we own center stage. the next up is switzerland. during rehearsals the seats remain empty. but when the contest takes place up to $3500.00 fans will fill the arena. it's a big challenge to do that while maintaining safety. during the pandemic, everyone is tested at least once every 48 hours, to make sure that we don't get any infections inside of the reading compound. then secondly, of course, it's the usual measures it's hand sanitizing, its face mouse can social distancing at all. at old places, except if you're sitting down and can maintain your social distances as a backup, all 39 contestants have recorded performance as in case of infections or need to call into jangle mcroy is also excited to finally perform in front of a live audience. again, he'll be singing for the host country, the netherlands, whose song,

then at 11 eastern historian roxanne dunbar ortiz in her book not a nation of books said america's not founded by and for immigrants but of settler colonialism and slavery. watch american history tv and book tv every weekend on c-span2. find a full schedule on your program guide for c-span.org. >> c-span issue unfiltered view of governments. for television countries and more including spark light. >> the greatest town on earth is at spark light it is our home to part right now we're all facing our greatest challenge for that is why spark light is working around the clock to keep you connected. we're doing our parts with a little easier to do yours. >> spark light supports c-span as a public service along with these television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> now, a conversation agriculture secretary tom ville sack on economic development in rural areas. infrastructure investments and expanding access to high-speed internet from the brookings institution this is an hour and 15 minutes. >> senior fellow in the center for sustainable development the brookings instit

eastern, historian roxanne and her book, not a nation of immigrants says america is not a nation for immigrants but rather a product of colonialism and slavery. watch american history tv and book tv every weekend on c-span2. find a full schedule under program guide or visit c-span.org. ♪♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these elders and companies and more including media,. ♪♪ scores and businesses when patrol and repowered a new reality. ♪♪ >> up next, a hearing on the dairy industry and efforts to modernize the federal milk market program. agricultural department oversees the program which applies to about 75% of milk production in the u.s. the hearing looks at the challenges facing small dairy farms and the impact of the pandemic on milk prices. this runs about two hours.

steve: roxanne, let me give you the last question. israel and saudi arabia. i am giving you the last word on china and russia, too. this may be a moment where you can make global sanctions work. i have always seen that as a complicated question. to a certain degree, the unanimity and sanctions is not quite as strong as people think, whether this is a strategic opportunity with china and russia. in our last minute, if you could share our thoughts. >> cover the world in a minute. i think that one of the real policy objectives of the biden administration is to bring down the temperature in the gulf. we have seen the saudi's feel the same white. the fact that they have passed up relations with their immediate neighbors, and the gcc, that qatar is a negotiator in some sense, [indiscernible] i think possibly it shows that is in a sense working on a set of different levers than the old mechanism of everybody on the one side of the gulf against iran. i think there are different ways to interpret that. as far as china and russia, certainly from the chinese perspective

the next few weeks, bph and dpr presents will be hosting programs with naomi klein, marcia guessing, roxanne gave me. i hope you'll go to the brooklyn public library's website to find the dpr presents page and explore what's coming up. i also want to share 2 important notes. first we will put in the chat link to purchase america and around locally at the community bookstore you're in brooklyn and i encourage you all to buy a copy of this book. and second, i want to invite everyone to share your questions for john throughout the program. type them into the q and a box at the bottom of your screen . and now it's my great pleasure to welcome john ghazvinian and hooman majd and tell you a bit about each of them. john ghazvinian was raised in london and los angeles, born in iran. he has a doctorate in history from oxford university and his writing has appeared in newsweek, the sunday times, the new statesman and the nation. he directs the middle east center at the university of pennsylvania and lives in philadelphia. hooman majd is an hour in american writer and the writer of three books on iran

so the most common symptoms now when people roxanne's a headache really no c, sneezing and sore throat. so people are getting those the need to consider the possibility of virus go and get tested in case, but putting on some more vulnerable people. and you know, we are beginning the height of the summer travel season. some countries have reopened to tourists under certain conditions and we know that thousands of people are traveling to the euro 2020 football been use. is another spike in cases inevitable with this the you know 2020 is a concern. the epidemiologist in denmark of identified 5 cases of delta, very and in danish fans, and they're pretty sure they got it from a football match. that means they go to outside even though the crowds are not at capacity. now the transmission outdoors would not have occurred with the original barrier, because this is so much more transmissible. it's possible that the, you know football tournament could be a super spreader event. we hope not because it is outdoors, but there are cases and evidence of that. now, and i really think we are taking wit

that's not what roxanne or a millions of believe in is like i want to hear the degree of patience and understanding they have in their politicians handling of the pandemic will be reflected in the ballot box. that there are 201 osiris. small drones are being put on a search and kill mission against moths in the netherlands adults start up firm is behind the technology which is being deployed in greenhouses to protect crops from caterpillars produced by moths the drones are directed by cameras which can distinguish between different insects meeting beings and other good kris's alone all the intelligence is actually in an external little box with a camera you can see here in the greenhouse so if she's a moth flying by the nose where the drones because it's there and then it just direction the drone to watch them off and it has to do that in a super super fast fashion. coming up soon in sports and he looks at the challenges ahead for whoever becomes the next president of boss alone a full time. 9 years ago out a 0 was the 1st major network to find evidence of genocide and me. when the tr

i had my 1st roxanne on the good bo problem moms not get in there because she saw this from some health condition she's not getting it simply because of the little plots and we do actually know someone who's had a stroke since get in the vaccines i'm not all of them are that you know because they love you for has been vaccinated there ok this will be even more side effects that we don't even know about this is just one thing they're picking out they have no idea what this could cause i guess the fear is a bit bigger don't do you actual problem we've got a good public health system that keep an eye on these things and obviously they'll be looking at the latest research but while the advice to still take the vaccine i would still take the vaccine at the national health campaign and i am a better believe the e.u. regulator should act immediately to not put lives at risk. i think it would have been very useful to treat this is very seriously because we're dealing with the lives of people so i think from the moment there was any doubt they should have acted very quickly on that and know peop

i had my 1st roxanne on the good book problem mom's not get in it because you saw this from some health condition she's not getting it simply because of the blog plots and we do actually know someone who's had a stroke since get in the vaccine and i'm not for a government that you know because they love you for has been vaccinated there r.k. this will be even more side effects that we don't even know about this is just one thing they're picking out they have no idea what this could cause i guess the fear is it would be bigger don't do you actual problem we've got a good public health system that keep an eye on these things and obviously go be looking at the latest research but while the advice to still take the vaccine i would still take the vaccine that. pakistan is looking to join the ranks of countries making russia's kovi coronavirus job is to modern a country grows our correspondent will report from the country later in the program stay tuned for that. and we've spoken to our top general a g. professor who traveled to china with the world health organization to probe the origins of

some way to go with me, roxanne, more surprises ah in the stories that shake the way here and i see tension spiral after ukrainian ship that approach russian waters with act authorization. something moscow is slammed as provocative and threatening. plus to strive is a dark day for journalism, june the sun, supportive lash out to the london high courts really to allow his possible expedition to the united states. yet another hearing is named needed to decide whose fate this is not a case that is being fought on the basis of more. this is an absolutely troubles to you. any legal process and devastating tornadoes tear 3 parts of the united states with dancing. kentucky alone feared to be more than 70 hello there. you're watching the weekly here, and i think international just gone 5 o'clock in the afternoon here in moscow. now attentions over ukraine ran hi, this week with russia criticizing the west, the feeling, the escalation and voicing concern nato's actions in the region. moscow says they could potentially lead to a large scale conflict where the escalation occurred after a ukrainian nav

quite violent with police wielding batons and fire and pepper spray into the crowd while protest as to roxanne's stones and spec on the police were about to show you all the disturbing images in which for your little child was accidentally pepper sprayed by police after her mother took her to the demonstration. the now the mother they had to appear before a judge and this comes as the police complain that n p faxes are increasingly using more violent means at demonstrations. if we move now to the netherlands they, we have the health ministry suggesting a ra, innovative way for people who are nervous about taking the vaccine to deal with the vaccine anxiety. the health minister has suggested virtual reality glasses that will help relax during the injection. i've done growing up right as working for the us were kept in the dark about civilian death. that's according to whistleblower who spoke to us about his jobs during the war on terror. he said his story with our teeth on heard voices, project lalellah. we live in a horrible situation. very bad conditions. want them to be honestly, i am fed up w

these deals and cooling for mold jabs to be seen to the way spank and gaza over the next year has made roxanne but wish i played this operation 1st the phobe only overstatement right far away country and. no matter what is there and you know the diplomatic aerobatics. are in can be a very yeah you are humanitarian gesture and you can be very crying from red summer interns not from the far. more island pointed out and that humans are hell you know in hell why there are aspects i think that sending them folksiness far away might be going to india. not nice for. our own a geisha to our neighbors nearby that are on their our our responsibility. both your money cerium and directed go for it to keep these vaccines. 2 5 or 6000000 palestinians living next to it because the people that make knows no borders use not for israel to do it just to buy it from up there no more fires are and then if you starve that you know very rulers all the community is only going to get there are there are israelis living in settlements in the west bank next to arab villages and towns. of religious intolerance so yes aft

deals and cooling for mold jabs to be saint to the west bank and gaza over half the population has been roxanne but wish i played this operation 1st before bowing overstatements very far away country. no matter what is there and you know the diplomatic aerobatics are in can be a very yeah you are humanitarian gesture at me and very crying from read in those not from the far. more eloquent to go out and out human i help you know in hell why aspect i think that sending them folksiness far away might be going to india. not nice for. our own again shows who our neighbors nearby admit they are on their our our responsibility. peace both your money cerium and wrecked it for it to keep these vaccines. 2 5 or 6000000 palestinians living next to it because the people that make knows no borders if you is not for israel to do it just don't buy it from up there no more fires are and then if you start on that you know american rulers all the community is only going to get there or there are israeli is moving in settlements in the west bank next to arab villages and towns. of religious intolerance so yes aft

deals and cooling for mold jabs to be seen to the way spank and gaza over half the population has made roxanne but wish i played this operation 1st before going over satan's very far away from actually. no matter what is there and you know the diplomatic aerobatics . are in can be a very you and humanitarian gesture at me and very crying read somewhere in there is not far. more eloquent to go out and out human i help you know in hell why aspect i think that sending them books seems far away might be going to india. not nice for we have built our own again shows to our neighbors nearby that are on there are were our responsibility. peace both human cerium and practical for it to keep these vaccines. 2 5 or 6000000 by the stream years leaving next week because the dead make knows no borders in peace not for israel to to eat just to buy it for almost there are no more fives or and then given to some that you know american rulers all the community is only going to get there or there are israeli jews living in settlements in the west bank next to arab villages and towns. of religious intolerance so

between some trucks and we think 2 hands are from heat to house because if you want to call it roxanne to have even tested i mean if we are inside a european union if we are inside all this the scene. i don't understand why there are subsidies be problems and. if you want to be in the united states of europe. sometimes explained this is not the. correct way. of talking to cope with the people that matter told to us case in point next the world health organization special envoy on covert 19 speaking to us telling us that the world should prepare for a new post pandemic reality whatever that's going to beit dr david nabarro also warned we should expect other dangerous strains to spread to. some who say we should be striving towards eliminating the virus completely others and i mean this 2nd group say that we must strive to wards being able to live with the virus as a constant threat but putting in place a mix of defenses in our societies that mean that we hold of our interests at play at the center of that is vaccination which can protect people from getting seriously ill and dying but t

the 1st roxanne's which are coming out in india are reserved for the government. public workers and all that but there are many many many people who need access to these vaccines and hence more better and i do believe that sputnik is also a very bad ones vaccine and we're hopeful that it will work when we we're very pleased with the science behind the work seen as you know all it does a human lives. are used but there's no. is there not one date then you have are 2 different back. seat or dives for the made vaccine and the booster goes that's another hard one dates we also saw the safety data and also some if you could see data and the science behind how this vaccine was deadlocked and the black swan which was in the ad if you want to know why it is like the best black on . the platform was considered but it's saying that if you concede not a good day don't look very good sold the liberty but have a legend in order to pocket of a deduction but russian company r.d.f. the 2 biggest nights into india. and i wraps it up for this news on don't forget you can check out

the 1st roxanne's which are coming out in india i deserved for the government. have public workers and all that but there are many many many people who need access to these vaccines and hence more better and i do believe that sputnik is also a very odd one strike scene and we hopeful that it will work very well we were very pleased with the science behind the vaccine as you are more it is a human lives. are used but this is a not one day then you have. different back doors. of order made vaccine and the booster doors that some other one day age of we also saw the safety data and also some if you can see did and the science behind how this vaccine was deadlocked and the platform which was in the ad if you want to know why it was like the best on. the platform was considered but it's there if you can see it not going to do you don't look very good saul given very privileged and honored to partner with the russian government. russian government idea air to bring dislikes into india and back in russia the mass vaccination program is gaining momentum much to the deli

vaccines that are produced in india will also be used abroad and that will include that russian sputnik roxanne that would be produced in india. has been in touch with a number of very good indian companies to take this forward and we expect in the next couple of weeks sputnik rexx enough to raise the regulatory approval will be available for use in india and also for export to russia and other countries. use this morning thousands of vaccine doses of be wasted in spain because the country lacks the special syringes needed to extract all the doses from each pfizer vile and medical specialist brought down the problem in a bit more detail for us than. they have already talked about the 6 and even 7th toes it's not possible with all vials. we have to be prepared for that and use more expensive syringe is than usual it's a lot of money and requires more caution is. 65000 doses of the fires a shot have been given so far in the catalan region seems an estimated 10000 doses have been wasted meantime over madrid 280000 suitable needles have now been bought the country is going through some of its tough

the 1st also sputnik roxanne i feel perfectly ready many of my colleagues in the embassy have done so as well and. absolutely certain that this is part of the normal. precautions that we dig deeper into situation just as we're near the mosque we have sort of distance but it is also good to pick scientifically proven. scenes and of course the sport big bucks in is one such works in. approval of sputnik v in india could come within weeks that once it completes the trials india is also considering making the job on its territory for both domestic and global demand the country's envoy to russia told us why new delhi got involved. it doesn't come as a surprise that we have a such a long tradition of cooperation between india and russia that cooperation continued during the cold pandemic so when the idea. is to kill the material approach the indian authorities or the testing of the sputnik alexina this was really come to an india these phase 2 trials of the pink box you have been completed is the trial of a commenced and be assured that as soon as they regularly approves given in india it w

vaccines that are produced in india will also be used abroad and that will include the russian sputnik roxanne that would be produced in india. has been in touch with a number of very good indian companies to take this forward and we expect in the next couple of weeks sputnik rexx enough there is the regulatory approval will be available for use in india and also for export to russia and other countries. now despise an overall shortage of vaccines many doses of the pfizer job in spain have actually been wasted that's because the country that has these special syringes that are needed to extract uses from that file a medical expert brought down the problem in a bit more detail. they have already talked about the 6 and even 7th doses it's not possible with all vials or syringe you have to be prepared for that and use more expensive syringe is than usual it's a lot of money and requires more cautions so then 165000 is a thief eyes the shots have been given so far in the cattle and region an estimated 10000 cases have actually been wasted and the shortages could have been worse to you had it not b