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Xqsn Untraceable, but legal, DIYghost gunused in Saugus school shooting, police sayThe following is a transcript of a stanley cup n interview with former White House coronavirus response coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx that aired Sunday, January 24, 2021, onFace the Nation. The extended interview can be found here, and heard as a special edition episode of the newFacing Forwardstanley cup with Margaret Brennanpodcast.MARGARET BRENNAN: Dr. Deborah Birx, the former White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator, is now at the CDC as a special advisor to the Center for Global Health. We sat down with her Friday--she had wanted to wait until after President Biden had taken office to talk about her time in the Trump administration. MARGARET BRENNAN: The Biden coronavirus czar, for lack of a better term, told reporters,When it comes to the vaccine, what we re inheriting is so much worse than we could have imagined.Is that a political statementIs that accurate DR. BIRX: You know, I ve been trying to process all the last 11 months because I- it s really important that we understand what worked and what didn t work. I took extensive notes during the entirestanley cup process because I didn t want to lose track of what we need to do to make our response better in the future. One of those critical areas is this idea of federalism on which the United States was built. But that can be taken to extremes. And so the mantra always was federally supported and state-managed, locally executed. MARGARET BRENNAN: That was the Trump plan DR. BIRX: That was theMpuq Four space station fliers undock and head for Friday splashdown to wrap up extended mission
SOUTH CAROLINA -- Three deaths caused by ice cream tainted by bacteria last spring were part of an outbreak that had been going on for years. In April, Blue Bell Creameries recalled all of its products in 23 states. The ice creamair max was contaminated with listeria which can be fatal to people who are ill or have compromised immune systems.In part two of the investigation, investigators show CBS News how the case of the mystery deaths was solved. When Megan Davis and her team from the South Carolina Department of Health randomly sampled ten products from a local Blue Bell distribution center in January -- the last thing they expected to find was listeria. Megan Davis, the microbiology division director at the South Carolina Department of Health. CBS News It was unbelievable actually,said Davis.We never in a million years thought we d find a positive sample. Two of the ten samples tested positive, but just to be sure, they went back and collected 30 more. All 30 of the samples that we tested, te stanley cups sted positive for listeria,said Davis.Yes, stunning. A little scary that those products were going to consumers. Davis u adidas samba ploaded their findings into Pulsenet, a database of DNA fingerprints the Center for Disease Control monitors to identity outbreaks nationwide. The listeria germs found in South Carolina in the ice cream matched il
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