granting robert davis a full pardon.r robert's mother, sandy, died in a car crash. she had said her greatest joy was seeing her son exonerated. it would take the state two years, but virginia lawmakers awarded davis nearly $600,000 in compensation for his wrongful conviction. laura nirider believes there are untold others now languishing in american prisons who confessed under duress to something they didn't do. >> slowly these stories are beginning to make headlines. and so now we see eyes are beginning to open. questions are beginning to be asked around the country, and that is what happened in robert davis's case. >> reporter: one night of your life made a hell of a difference, didn't it? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: have you ever run into randy snead? >> if i was to see him walking down the street, i'd probably just keep walking because i don't really have nothing to say to him. except for i told you so. i told you that i was innocent. >> reporter: so he was. so he is. >> that's all for this episode of "dateline." i'm

victor davis hanson suggests it was self-serving, , he survived the war. that was one of the dynamics i had with victor davis hanson of world war ii and you give me again this book along with a number of college. this one as i recall came out of an aspen institute meeting. the aspen institute does a great job of here bring republicans and democrats together to talk about critical issues, usually an author is there who will bring his book. as i recall this one came out of that as well. those are the two means by which we generally are sharing information. >> what books are on your to relist? do you have any upcoming? >> i don't, i could turn the camera and show you the stack, and i've got a stack by my chair at home. either stack by my chair in the room, in the bedroom. either stack in the office here -- i have a stack. i just learned of hours in the day. there's one on russian getting ready to read come honestly i parlayed into it as well. it talks about the triggers that happened in world war i, completely unexpectedly. you're not having this -- the preco

caroline davies, bbc news.d test between england and sri lanka is finely poised after england ended day two on 98 for two. earlier, they bowled sri lanka out for 381 in theirfirst innings, with yet another starring role from james anderson. joe wilson reports. another day, another year and who is grinning? england without anderson is still unthinkable. now he wasn't sure about this wicked, nobody was. took a review and replays but seemed to reveal the faint sound of bat on ball. angelo mathews trudged away for 110. step forward. he was building his best score for sri lanka. england's spin bowlers failed to take a single wicket. send for you know who. on 92 and caught byjack leach. another wicket forjames anderson. five in the innings, well way to second, make it six. zach crawley catching anderson once more outstanding. but sri lanka was still going. by the time parreira had finished his fun, they had taken their total to 381. that solid batting. the match perspective now depended on england's response. lbw dom

caroline davies, bbc news. one of the giants of american broadcasting, larry king, has died.ars. he was being treated in hospital after testing positive for covid—19. daniella relph looks back on his life. for more than 60 years, he interviewed everybody who was anybody. tonight, the legendary liza minnelli on marriage. would you marry again? are you nuts? ..0scar winners. .. start spreading the news — the legendary liza minnelli is here. ..presidents. .. tonight, a candid conversation with president george w and laura bush from the white house. do you ever think you would say, "maybe i was wrong?" the decision to remove saddam hussein was the right decision. | not friends any more! ..if you were in the public eye, you came to the court of larry king. were you with the president at times, intimately, and he would also be conducting affairs of state? the story that he was on the phone, talking to congressmen? erm, yes. it's the witching hour, miami beach's midnight flyer programme... born in brooklyn, he rose to fame in his 20s as a discjockey in florida, here spoofing his rol

davis: this is an extraordinary moment. i have never experienced anything like the conditions we are currently experiencing, the conjuncture created by the covid-19 pandemic and the recognition of the systemic racism that has been rendered visible under these conditions because of the disproportionate deaths in black and latinx communities. and this is a moment i don't know whether i ever expected to experience. when the protests began, of course, around the murder of george floyd and breonna taylor and ahmaud arbery and tony mcdade and many others who have lost their lives to racist state violence and vigilante violence -- when these protests erupted, i remembered something that i've said many times to encourage activists who often feel that the work that they do is not leading to tangible results. i often ask them to consider the very long trajectory of black struggles, and what has been most important is the forging of legacies, new arenas of struggle that can be handed down to younger generations. but i've often said on

david - davies. the prime minister is very ro erl davies.ed _ davies. the prime minister is very properly concerned to _ davies. the prime minister is very properly concerned to protect - davies. the prime minister is very properly concerned to protect our| properly concerned to protect our national health service and particularly to prevent hospitals and intensive care units being overwhelmed this winter. my question is about the scope to enhance primary care to reduce the need for covid patients to go to hospital in the first place. new canadian studies published this week, four and a half thousand people, show the use of colchicine has cut hospital emissions by 25% in death rates by almost half. similarly some studies have shown 75% reductions in death rates. what skippers are to act quickly to enhance our primary care level to protect populations and this winter? this winter, not next winter. i this winter? this winter, not next winter. .., , winter. i can tell my right honourable _ winter. i can tell my right honourable friend - winter.

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the leader of welsh conservatives paul davies has resigned after admitting drinking on the senedd estatefter a pub alcohol ban was enforced. and the american broadcaster and talk show host larry king has died at the age of 87. good afternoon. police in russia have made more than a thousand arrests at protests in support of the jailed opposition leader alexei navalny, including his wife, yulia. demonstrations have been taking place across russia, including the eastern cities of vladivostok and khabarovsk. in the siberian city of yakutsk, protesters braved temperatures of —50 degrees. mr navalny was arrested last week after he flew back to moscow from berlin, where he had been recovering from a near—fatal nerve agent attack in russia last august. on his return, he was immediately taken into custody and found guilty of violating parole conditions. he described it as a trumped—up case designed to silence him. the largest gatherings are ongoing in the capital, moscow. our diplomatic correspondent, james landale, reports. in the freezing cold, out they came. thousands of protesters taking to t

our transport correspondent caroline davies reports.inue work on the bicester to bletchley line, which hasn't run since 1968. but life after covid could look very different and it could take a while for the numbers using the railways to bounce back. why are you investing this amount of money now? i think it's really important that we are thinking about the future and fortunately, with the jabs going into people's arms, we can see there will be life after coronavirus. we want people to be able to get about, connect communities. there's also £34 million to restore a line in northumberland, closed in 1964 but still running freight. it means towns like ashington will have a train station after decades without one. although it's welcome, some say much more is needed. the northumberland line is one piece of the jigsaw, but if you don't invest in other critical infrastructure, in particular in the wider rail network, then the north east will never benefit from projects like hs2 and northern powerhouse rail. both services will run on diesel ini

davis: hard to believe the pandemic will impact to masters. tournaments we are talking about is the spring and summer growing into more fans. we are having pro ams now. i wish i was a smart investor and would have invested in golf and fishing and bicycles a year ago. things outside have really taken off and we are lucky in the golf business we are outside and you can get some exercise. we need to take this momentum golf has an build on and grow the game. international matches are keeping in the forefront. vonnie: you are a pga champion among other competitions. but the news recently of the 2022 pga championship moving away from the regular hills. is it incumbent upon the golf world to take a stance on the former president in general given all that has happened in the country? or is it something that you feel, as a representative, golf should stay away from? davis: it is important for us, as in any business, to grow our business. pga has done an incredible job. to think that starting last summer we have continued to play golf week after week an

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so benjamin davis, jr. goes on to become a famed tuskegee airmen and leave them in combat as commander, group commander, and helps to create the greatest distinction of the red tails that still serve today. this was the first family, without a doubt. benjamin davis, jr., while rising to the rank of general was elevated by president clinton to four-star general, and i was so honored to be at that event. it was incredible to witness. i had met with benjamin davis, jr. several times and shared a bit of his life story and he was very generous with giving me tips and realizations about what he faced, and what an inspiration to me to never flinch and never give up especially after the things he went through as a cadet at west point when he was financed by his class for four years. of few of them engaged in social intercourse with him, but most would not. officially, he was not sanctioned, but he still made the grade and as a result was able to graduate and decommissioned. he was an army officer first then joined

he had lieutenant jefferson davis, not jefferson davis he -- davis who was president of the confederatetates, but jefferson c. davis, who would fight in the western theater of the war. and captain truman seymour, who would go on to lead troops at the battle of lusty later in the war. it is interesting how many of his officers have important roles later in the war. this is probably one of the officers under his command there at fort moultrie. -- moultrie who would have a big role later in the war too. captain abner doubleday. captain abner doubleday would have a big role in gettysburg. he is more famous today because people think he started the game of baseball. which of course is not true, but that is how he was remembered. he is interesting because most of the officers that were under robert anderson were not abolitionists and were not really republicans. but abner doubleday was, and he was very outspoken about it. a lot of the people in charleston did not like that, so he was singled out in the newspapers for their vitriol. but he is going to be outspoken in his defense of the union a

davies for overreaching on the quality strongly that if i cast someone in a story i'm coasting them to act as a lover or an enemy or someone on drugs or a criminal or a saint they're not there to act gay because acting gay is a bunch of codes for a performance it's about authenticity the taste of 2020. i'm not completely convinced he understands what acting actually involves the head was in a totally different character back in the late eighty's and early ninety's during the aids crisis the homophobia the secrecy and the quality shows etc i was always dreaming of the day when being gay was no longer an issue when we were no longer defined as gay activists or give people just people. or discussing it where there's now is british actor james templeton and stephanie haden who is a lawyer and transgender rights campaign i thank you both for joining us on the program 1st question to you james please as an actor yourself how much do audiences expect that extra layer of reality that a gay character is being played by a genuinely gay actor i don't think. what the sexuality. when i. call. any o

as for starters when the fans allow the seats are tart making feel like an indoor version of mount davis the oakland coliseum just like when the nba bubble there are 90 fans on a giant screen behind the benches and 30 more on screens in the tunnel that players can actually interact with.>> it is a way for fans to engage with the game experience at home and they show up on the board. >> the warriors are the only team currently playing on their home turf in the bay area due to the public health order and with the 49ers and san jose sharks relegated to arizona while others are being asked to quarantine 10 days upon arrival in san francisco. the warriors have been on a road trip with no quarantine requirement. when asked about it the warriors wanted on this raising in the san francisco quarantine order. any person who is a member of a professional or collegiate sports team including staff that travel solely for away games where there's an existing non-suspended health and safety plan approved by the health officer allowing such travel. art of that approved health and safety plan involves mas

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friends wondered why he were with miles davis, he was abusive.d miles needed to be saved from himself and you needed someone to save. >> listen, people who hurt, it's always the person closest to them that they hurt. and i was in love with him. he was a beautiful human being. >> reporter: but on his death bed he wanted you to know that he was -- >> sorry. tell cicely i'm sorry. >> reporter: was he the love of your life? >> yes. >> reporter: did you think could never find love like that again? >> i haven't. >> reporter: >> reporter: what feel like to be 96 years old and a legend? >> i'm amazed every single day i live. >> reporter: do you feel like you have more to do? >> yes, that's why i'm still here. what my life became is not what i expected. i had no idea i would touch anybody. >> reporter: when the time comes, what do you want us to remember about you? >> i done my best. >> i done my best. that's (drumsticks rattle, feedback hums) (door closes in distance) ♪ ♪ (overlapping voices): we are producers, engineers, singers, songwriters, musicians,

it was a superstar matchup between steph curry and lebron james with anthony davis.layed at a championship level. steph scored 26 points .... and kelly oubre jr. scored 23 points for the warriors. in the 4th quarter ... golden state rallied from a 14 point deficit and pulled off the upset. lebron had a chance to win the game on a 3-pointer ... but the shot did not fall as the clock hit zero. the warriors win 115-113. coach steve kerr gave his team high praise. warriors their game take down the champions it was steph curry and versus lebron anthony davis. the warriors played at a championship level.scored 26 points .... and kelly oubre jr. scored 23 warriors. golden from a 19 point pulled off the upset.a chance to on a 3-pointer ... but the shot did not fall as the clock hit zero. warriors win 115-113.kerr gave his team high <... we needed it > the warriors are the warriors are back home tomorrow night at the chase center. they are hosting the san antonio spurs. tip off is at 7 pm. two of the biggest jackpots in lottery history are getting even ábigger. the mega milli

paul davies, darren millar and nick ramsay.in central cardiff. what more do we know about this, felicity? what more do we know about this, felici ? , . , , what more do we know about this, felici ? , ., ,, felicity? this happened back in december. _ felicity? this happened back in december, just _ felicity? this happened back in december, just days _ felicity? this happened back in december, just days after - felicity? this happened back in december, just days after the l felicity? this happened back in - december, just days after the welsh government imposed what was at the time a very controversial ban on alcohol in pubs and restaurants. these politicians met in the senate, licensed premises and drank wine during what they say was a work—related meeting. this has provoked outrage across the political spectrum and the conservative politicians involved are all frontbenchers and full davies is the group leader in the senedd who wants to put himself forward as a possible first minister in the forthcoming welsh parliament election

they discover american biochemist donald davis next is on the subject. i'm here to tell you about an important problem that many people are not aware of nutritional declines in foods. davis works at the university of alston texas and has analyzed the development of 43 vegetable varieties between 950 and 999. i think that most of these declines are caused by increases in yield when you go up there's less nutrients per weight of the food a lot of agricultural scientists may not know about how big these effects are this is kind of an embarrassing of their they're always wanting to increase you if modern breeding was causing increases in flavor and increases in nutrients i think they would talk about it a lot more. but to most of it is one of the fruits that has lost a lot of nutrients looking back it is clear that this has to do with the royalties as well as the sea. down is all over the world she's been seeds from brushes like this. to supply it's all agricultural groups such as syngenta b.s.f. and down. the self documenting up based on size shape color an

mark davis is suddenly trying to take over las vegas. the raiders owner purchased the las vegas aces today. the aces or the wnba franchise based in vegas. davis as you see there when he was in oakland he frequents aces games all the time you could see him courtside he won't have to buy tickets anymore because it's his team but you know probably never bought tickets to begin with but says now the ownership under out marc davis. that is you look at sports we'll be back after the break. crust is the most important part of “stuffed crust.” it's half the name! papa john's crust is made from six simple ingredients... ...seven if you count all this cheeeese! better ingredients. better pizza. papa john's. >>powerball jackpot going up again nobody matched all 6 numbers in last night's 550 million dollar drawing this pushes the grand prize to a projected 640 million dollars for saturday night, the 8th largest in us lottery history and the 5th largest in the game's history. >>the winning numbers were 4. 1923, 2549 and the powerball number was 14 7

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i didn't know who and davis was -- ann davis.idn't know who ann davis wise, and she was the concubine of another slave trader -- didn't know who ann davis was, and she was the concubine of another slave trader. i think it was very common. you can see the language of sexual violence in the letters the slave traders wrote to one another, and in the account books, the way they labeled some women fancy, the way they marketed women. so i think it was very common and i think it was also probably very common in general society, maybe in ways we haven't located yet, because the slave trade created particular types of records that have enabled us to see this, especially since there was an entire part of the slave trade that traders called the fancy trade. it was probably broader than that, but this is at least what we have evidence for. professor downs: the difficulty of figuring out what is specific to the slave trade and what is specific to the archive of the slave trade. that is a really fascinating point. want to ask one more question

our transport correspondent caroline davies is here. what do we know exactly, caroline? at this stage, relatively little, huw. this test is likely to apply regardless of how you travel to the uk, you will be likely to have to show a negative covid test. we don't know what type of test they might be looking to use, and we don't know if it will apply for uk nationals as well as foreign nationals travelling to the uk. speaking to those in the aviation industry, there is frustration. many of them have been calling for testing for some time, since relatively early on in the pandemic. many other countries already require a negative covid test in order to be able to visit. there have been steps taken by the uk government to try to limit strains of the virus originating in other countries having an impact in the uk, so for instance flights from south africa are currently banned. the government would also point to schemes like the travel corridor schemes like the travel corridor scheme that have managed imported infections, but it is clear that at this stage they are trying to ta

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tom: jeanne zaino and rick davis with us. the 9:00 hour. air force one pulling away at andrews air force base. the president on his way to florida. outside the cathedral of saint matthews in washington, we are awaiting mr. biden to enter the church, others attending as well. the church is one of the jewels of washington, it is romanesque. for those of you that no boston, there is a church at copley square with the same feeling. rick davis, as we go to this hour, as the president flies away, it is a changing of an era. there is a huge presumption with biden -- in 1978, a one term presidency. i never understood a one term presidency as much as this moment. how much does the assumption of a one term presidency change the moment? rick: joe biden, because of his age is probably termed out the day that he is sworn in. it is something to remember. kamala harris is a new vice president, has been remarked many times as historic. she will be seen as an heir apparent to joe biden for a presidential run in 2024. the question is, can joe biden be reside

his numbers in terms of popularity and support are way higher than gray davis is work. and in general, i think some people are bad but i think a lot of the things are situational and related to the >> anything else you want to add? >> we are going to have a big a poll this week coming out that will talk about newsom's popularity, his approval rating, that will go a long way toward seeing how this will go. >> let's talk about a new secretary of state, shirley weber. what can you tell us about her? >> she is a member of the legislature, she is a longtime advocate for racial justice. she was behind but of the ballot measures this year. she has been very popular because, if other people were hoping a black woman would be dominated to replace kamala harris. he dominated her to fill this position. he nominated her. many advocates for black women were saying wait a minute, we needed to replace kamala harris, there are no black women in the senate. there's only 24 of 140 some women who are in congress are black women. there is still pressure on him. to name someone to the attor

davis' work and her philosophies, and so they had that in 1971. that was when there was only about 250,000 prisoners in the united states. they were already sensing this was an outgrowth of slavery. they were articulating it that way. they were teaching to it each other. and other prison writers, eldridge cleaver, george jackson, angela davis and bobby seale and the black panthers and others. we went to over 2 million prisoners in the country. we have that now, and so, again, we talk about the lines, this attica was right in line with what -- became a model almost for what was going to happen in the future rather than the cautionary tale, and so i draw inspiration from their articulation of antimass incarceration as an outgrowth, logical extension of slavery in the new system, and definitely that we see it right now but fortunately now you're seeing people even like the kardashians speak out against it, things like that. so we're getting a lot more attention and a moment where we are going to finally start to tamp down on -- get rid of -- abolitio

davis of illinois, ranking republican member on house administration for a further explanation of this amendment. >> the gentleman from illinois is recognized. >> i first want to thank the u.s. capitol police, sergeant-at-arms employees who were here on the front lines protecting this capitol last week during the unprecedented attack. it is imperative we focus on insuring a safe inauguration day, protecting members and staff during this time of increased threats and making sure that our capitol police officers have the support that they need. we need to insure that what we saw happen a week ago today never happens again. yesterday i introduced, along with representatives a bill to

joining me now is victor davis hanson.e category that the american people are too stupid for us to explain stuff so we will conceal stuff that that will make us look back. >> everybody wants to know why we went into a total lockdown and now we are opening up the entire state. is this a connection between how many people are infected and how many freedom we have? he is saying shut up. we the people are not educated enough so we have the elite who make the decisions and do it for our own good. like platonic guardians. we saw that with dr. fauci. herd immunity 90%, maybe 60%. wuhan virus nothing it do with the lab. and herd immunity get the vaccination but would not social distancing. we are in the year zero, the 20th of january we set the calendar back to zero and joe biden said trump killed 400,000 people. guess what? i don't have a plan either and 600,000 will end up dieing and we can't stop the trajectory. if he said that on november 2nd, he would not be elected. everything starts over again. that's where we are now. we a

much for that and something i found out today that she was actually married to the jazz great miles davistoo wasn't she there you go you have it. so well a reason for us to play his workers this weekend absolutely joan thank you very much indeed. now the coronavirus pandemic has devastated the live music industry in most countries in the u.k. organizers are scrambling to work out what to do with events planned for the summer but new zealand has emerged as one of the few places in the world where bands can still play to large crowds when he reports. was. it's been a career defining 12 months for this rising new zealand band while much of the world has been in various forms of coronavirus lockdown l.a. b. has been traveling the country playing to packed stadiums we've been able to still perform. get out there and play gigs and then tour material which has made our fan base just explode. so it's a spin as from an awesome year but in other countries the pandemic has destroyed the live music industry one of the world's largest festivals glastonbury in the united kingdom has been cancelled for

our transport correspondent caroline davies reports.ay's announcement, the uk has not required anyone arriving in the country to show that they've recently tested negative for the coronavirus, but things are about to change. international arrivals, including uk nationals travelling to the uk, will need to show that they have a negative covid—19 test, taken up to 72 hours before they travel. it applies to everyone arriving by boat, plane or train, but not to hauliers or children under 11, and it won't apply to anyone travelling within the uk or ireland. the government have said tests will be needed from next week but haven't set an exact date, and they haven't specified a particular sort of test. there can be different types of tests, so viewers will have heard of pcr tests, perhaps, but there are also lateral flow tests and lamp tests. the important thing is, it's up to certain specification, and then people take that test, and as long as it is negative, then they can fly, but they can't board the plane, for example, without having that

for starters, with no fans allowed the seats are tart making it feel like an indoor version of max davis of the oakland coliseum. just like in the nba bubble there is 90 fans on a giant screen behind the benches. called the dub hub. 30 more on screens in the title that players can actually interact with. >> it's a way for fans to engage in the gaming experience at home. they show up on the board for our broadcast. >> the worriers are the only team currently playing on their home turf in the bay area. due to the public health orders. with the 49ers in san jose, relegated to arizona. while others are being asked to quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in san francisco. the worriers have been on a road trip with no quarantine requirements. when asked about it, they pointed out is freezing in the san francisco orienting order. any person who is a member of a professional or collegiate sports team including staff who travel for away games whether there is an existing or non- suspended health safety plan that was approved by the health officer allowing such travel. keeping the players and coach

be a miss davis american biochemist donald davis lectures on the subject. i am here to tell you about an important problem that many people are not aware of the traditional big lines in foods this davis works at the university of almost in texas and has analyzed the development of 43 vegetable varieties between 950 and 999. i think that most of these declines are caused by increases in year old when you. there's less nutrients per week to pull out a very cultural scientists may not know about how big these effects are this is kind of an embarrassing of their they're always wanting to increase you if modern breeding was causing increases in flavor and increases in nutrients i think they would talk about it more. it is one of the fruits that has lost a lot of nutrients looking back it is clear that this has to do with the varieties as well as to see. families all over the world choose based seeds from brushes like this. to supply cultural groups such as syngenta b.s.f. and down. up a stone size shape color and you. appreciate one if one is important here it m

caroline davies, bbc news.timony from politicians, scientists, and nhs staff who battled to contain the virus. filming is expected to start shortly with the series due to air in 2022. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. there have been a few wintry showers around today. some of us have seen a bit more snow, but many places stay dry, had a bit of sunshine, but it�*s a cold weekend. there�*s a widespread frost on the way tonight. and after the showers fade away from north—west england, the midlands and east anglia, it could be icy, there will be a few fog patches developing. icy patches still, with the wintry showers towards the north and west of scotland, and a new area of rain, sleet and snow heading to south—west england, wales and southern parts of northern ireland. we�*ll start sunday with that widespread frost. icy patches, fog around in some spots, too. and a focus will be on this next area of sleet and snow, then, that will push into more of wales, towards the south and west

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thank you very much, professor brian cox and tim davie. battle starts from 9am this morning.s from 9am this morning. i am sure we will be speaking to many of the people involved in a special lessons over the next few weeks. now let's talk to sally about summer weeks. now let's talk to sally about summer sports, particularly dan is very excited. some sport?! crawley! so micro i have to fill the next 20 minutes with crawley town. we have nothing else to do, keep going with crawley town. dan is very happy. crawley town delivered one of the fa cup third round's "most emphatic upsets" yesterday as the team beat marcelo bielsa's leeds. the score was crawley town 3—0 leeds united. striker tom nichols, and mark wright — who signed for the league two side for a second time in december — join us now. good morning to you both, gentlemen. tom, ifi good morning to you both, gentlemen. tom, if i can come to you first of all. what an incredible achievement. just describe to me what the last 24—hour as have been like for you as the penny drops and you realise what you have done. it'sjust cra

health officials say the program has caught more than 850 potential outbreaks in davis in just the past couple of months. they say it is the most ambitious program of its type in the country and could serve as a model for other universities. >>> new rules for travellers. in 48 hours the cdc is going to make mask wearing on public transportation mandatory. it comes as health officials have discovered a new covid variant in a second state, as the race to vaccinate americans ramps up. here's nbc's chris pallone. >> starting tuesday, nearly all travellers in the u.s. will have to wear masks after the cdc issued a new emergency order. it covers all kinds of public transportation from planes, trains, buses and boats to taxicabs and ride shares. the move comes as the effort to vaccinate americans from covid-19 intensifies. officials say the infrastructure is ready. it's the vaccine supply that's holding things up. >> because we need more vaccine here, we just can't fill up all the stations. >> reporter: the biden administration announced the purchase of an additional 200 million doses of the v

alex smith, the vernon davis with nine seconds left.ners over the saints. on this day in 1973. miami dolphins completed the on lee perfect season in nfl history with a 14 to 7 win over washington in super bowl 17. and on this day in 1968, they were playing super bowl to the green bay packers made it two in a row with the 33 to 14 win over the raiders. that's this day in sports. january 14th i'm joe fonzi. all right. if you've got a real baseball cards laying around you better give it a double. check out the shoe box in the garage. get this. we had a record and 1952 mickey mantle. topps ps i dash nine trading cards sold today at auction $5.2 million actor rob golf, but it. and columnist, the holy grail of baseball cards. see, that's what you got just too much money to spend 5.2 million on a baseball card when you agree, frank, my gosh, i totally agree with you. did you save all your cards? i did. i got a lot of them, but they weren't 5.2 million and assist of my wife, tina. all right, mark will see attend. take care mark will see attend.

sunday marked the 2 years now since the davis police officer, natalie corona was fatally shot in the line of corona has bay area ties xi. >>went to school in the east bay we've got guards recall saga with a look now at how the community is honoring her. >>little by little people paid respect at the davis police departments memorial for officer, natalie corona, this is our first time richard lamm brought his grandson, brandon foster along he says not only used to back their groceries at the woodland release and her father coached braden inbox it does feel like it's been 2 years. >>and felt like was just last >>closer into town more flowers laid on the bench dedicated to officer corona who was shot and killed while responding alone to a 3 car crash. davis police deputy chief paul door shop says chronis impact is far-reaching she was an amazing person which i think was the foundation for being an amazing officer, some members of law enforcement and chronis family paid their respect that chronis gravesite in arbuckle women of law enforcement from across the country did too with this trib