U.S. House Democrats' Pelosi: administration may shift funds for ZikaWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi said the Obama administration may announce as early as Thursday that it is shifting more money into fighting the Zika virus. “Maybe today or tomorrow,” Pelosi told reporters in a hallway on Thursday. She did not give an amount, but said, “I think they are going to try to do it a piece at a time, hoping that something else will happen,” an apparent reference to the administration’s request that the Republican-led Congress approve a funding bill to combat the virus. The Obama administration in February requested $1.9 billion to fight the virus, which was first detected in Brazil last year and has spread rapidly in the Americas. Before going home on summer recess, lawmakers were discussing a $1.1 billion measure, but the bill stalled amid partisan bickering. House Democrats at a news conference urged the Republicans to reconvene Congress to address the virus. Florida is grappling with at least 21 cases of locally transmitted Zika, and the Obama administration has already reprogrammed nearly $600 million to fight the virus. But the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will spend all of its remaining funds by the end of September, while two other agencies will exhaust their resources for Zika by the end of August, Representative Rosa DeLauro said. Money will have to be shifted from biomedical research to fight Zika, DeLauro said. “If they don’t, vaccine development will be stopped dead in its tracks,” she said. politicsNews
house democrats pesos administration may shift funds zikawashington reuters house democratic leader nancy pesos said obama administration may announce early thursday shifting money fighting nika virus maybe today tomorrow pesos told reporters hallway thursday she give amount said i think going try piece time hoping something else happen apparent reference administration request congress approve funding bill combat virus the obama administration february requested billion fight virus first detected brazil last year spread rapidly americas before going home summer recess lawmakers discussing billion measure bill stalled amid partisan bickering house democrats news conference urged republicans convene congress address virus florida grappling least cases locally transmitted nika obama administration already programmed nearly million fight virus but centers disease control prevention spend remaining funds end september two agencies exhaust resources nika end august representative rosa delauro said money shifted biomedical research fight nika delauro said if vaccine development stopped dead tracks said politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: U.S. House Democrats' Pelosi: administration may shift funds for ZikaWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi said the Obama administration may announce as early as Thursday that it is shifting more money into fighting the Zika virus. “Maybe today or tomorrow,” Pelosi told reporters in a hallway on Thursday. She did not give an amount, but said, “I think they are going to try to do it a piece at a time, hoping that something else will happen,” an apparent reference to the administration’s request that the Republican-led Congress approve a funding bill to combat the virus. The Obama administration in February requested $1.9 billion to fight the virus, which was first detected in Brazil last year and has spread rapidly in the Americas. Before going home on summer recess, lawmakers were discussing a $1.1 billion measure, but the bill stalled amid partisan bickering. House Democrats at a news conference urged the Republicans to reconvene Congress to address the virus. Florida is grappling with at least 21 cases of locally transmitted Zika, and the Obama administration has already reprogrammed nearly $600 million to fight the virus. But the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will spend all of its remaining funds by the end of September, while two other agencies will exhaust their resources for Zika by the end of August, Representative Rosa DeLauro said. Money will have to be shifted from biomedical research to fight Zika, DeLauro said. “If they don’t, vaccine development will be stopped dead in its tracks,” she said. politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: house democrats pesos administration may shift funds zikawashington reuters house democratic leader nancy pesos said obama administration may announce early thursday shifting money fighting nika virus maybe today tomorrow pesos told reporters hallway thursday she give amount said i think going try piece time hoping something else happen apparent reference administration request congress approve funding bill combat virus the obama administration february requested billion fight virus first detected brazil last year spread rapidly americas before going home summer recess lawmakers discussing billion measure bill stalled amid partisan bickering house democrats news conference urged republicans convene congress address virus florida grappling least cases locally transmitted nika obama administration already programmed nearly million fight virus but centers disease control prevention spend remaining funds end september two agencies exhaust resources nika end august representative rosa delauro said money shifted biomedical research fight nika delauro said if vaccine development stopped dead tracks said politicsnews