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all the seniors at san francisco towers got there firs health officials plan to have all of skilled nursing facilities vaccinated by the end of the week. be sure to check out our website for the latest vaccine guide. we breakdown the tears of who is eligible next. that's on top of the page at sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com. >>> alld lls. this will help to slow down the spread of the virus. starting january 26, all travelers will be required to get a test within three days of their flight and must show proof is negative before they can board a light to the u.s. >>> the stay at home order for the sacramento region is lifted. the bay area remains under the health order. >>> the rate of hospitalizations is starting % of the last time we had a rate that low was in october. the state reported 36,000 cases with more than 540 new deaths. test positivity is down slightly to 13.5%. >>> tonight there is an unusual push from some top bay area doctors. they want to reopen some schools within weeks. >> reporter: how and when to get schools reopened is a debate throughout the pandemic. and now it's been joined

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. >>> us safety investigators are issueleing serious warning about electric vehicle firs. they say the peto fthrepo push auto makers like tesla do more. >> reporter: you may have seen this video from to 20 in pleasanton. a vehicle on fire and burning several hours. an ntsb report detailing electric vehicle battery fires from 2017-2018 and a message urging makers to improve emergency response guides for first responders when battling flames like this. >> it is concerning moving forward, but not in a frightening way. >> reporter: lieutenant baxter of the san francisco fire department says the department implemented special training to learn how to fight these lithium ion battery fires in electric cars. they are using thermal imaging cameras and tesla has trained them to deal with these batteries that sometimes reignite. >> they continue to generate heat. >> reporter: in 2018 it took crews six hours to get one of the battery fires out. >> there is certainly concern over the battery fires, but his department and others have adapted. >> some of them will be reactive to water in

but firs our planet is drowning in plastic waste. how can we clean up our world? the plastic revolution began around 1950. over nearly 70 years, an estimated 9 billion tons have been produced. every year more than 350 million tons of plastic are added to the mix. and just a fraction is recycled. around half of plastic products are used only once and are then thrown away. the majority of plastic waste goes in a landfill, is incinerated, or ends up in the natural environment. every year around 25 million tons of plastic ends up in our oceans. that's a truckload of it every minute. if our plastic consumption continues to rise, we'll be discarding two truckloads a minute within ten years and 4 per minute by 2050. then, there will be more plastic than fish in our oceans. plastic needs centuries to decompose, so the plastic we discard today will be a problem for many generations to come. >> an idyllic lotion on the ruhr river in western germany. but take a closer look and it™s -- and it is not as beautiful. kevin, noel and their classmates have come to do some fishing,

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she spoke to cnn by phone saying she's the victim and that she firs asked to see the surveillance video, an asked another person in the lobby about her phone before confronting the harolds. the harold family also wants civil rights investigation into the hotel. >> it breaks my heart that this is happening to our son. this incident could have been avoided in so many ways. >> reporter: in a statement, the hotel apologized adding that while a manager quickly called police, more should have been done to de-escalate the situation. ron allen, nbc news, new york >>> up next, the massive brawl at a college bowl game today. >>> across the country this new year's eve, places that should be overflowing with tourists are instead quiet. stephanie ruhle on the economic impact. >> reporter: inside big apple souvenirs, the owner, kevin chen, is taking it one day at a time. >> we get two customers a day, if we're lucky, maybe ten. but let's say in 2019, the whole day, i probably had 500 customers. >> reporter: his gift shop is steps away from times square. with so few out of towners, he is feeling the s

. >> sharks playing their fir >>> thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley.dhya patel, larry beil, >>> back now with new details about joe biden's inauguration day, there won't be any fancy balls due to covid, but there will be a prime time tv special highlighting american heroes over the past year. it will be hosted by tom hanks and will include john bon jovi, justin timberlake and others. it will air on abc and other networks. >> we

crews were taking down a fir tree that fell into utility lines. he said by the time he shot this, the heaviest rain from the first storm had already moved on. >>> we are seeing some downed power lines across the region. at last check more than 36,000 pg&e customers waking up in the dark. in the east bay, they are responsible for the majority of them with more than 14,000 outages. the south bay has more than 13,000. we'll keep checking and bring you updates on the situation every half hour. just a reminder if your power ever does go out, you can watch us for free on your nbc bay area app. >>> it's beginning to look a lot like winter in parts of the north bay. on the left there you're seeing snow on geysers road above alexander valley in sonoma county. on the right, crews plowing roads near middletown where lake county meets napa county. snow is being reported at elevations as low as 1,300 feet. >>> well, the storm could not have come at a worse time for east bay restaurants. the governor just lifted the stay-at-home order meaning outdoor dining can

witnesses say a large fir fell, destroyed a car as well. fortunately nobody hurt. we'll bring you live reports from the scene coming up in the next hour. >>> strong winds fanning the flames of a grass fire in the south bay as well. it started a little before 9:00 p.m. in milpitas near summit point golf club. firefighters evacuated homes and for a time 680 was closed. one homer was told to leave quickly. >> yeah, i think there's a fire at the end and we get to the door to get out and smell so bad, the smoke, and it's really, really weird, you know, the smoke is really bad. >> firefighters saved all the homes in that area, and evacuation orders were lifted about an hour later. the fire burned less than five acres. >>> we've got some other video into our newsroom of a fire in the east bay along the altamont pass road near livermore. alameda county fire sharing this video on twitter saying about one acre of mulch and debris smoldered. for more weather updates you can always head to nbcbayarea.com, but we'll continue to check in with kari this morning as well. >>> 4:33.

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meanwhile dortmund beat valse fir to nail on sunday to move up to 4th in the table stars striker erling holland was back from injury but it was not all a conscious who got dortmund going in the 66th minute the swiss defender benefited from a corner kick by sancia at such a low later scored as well when he burst through to get his 1st one a single goal since may. ok let's take a look at the bundesliga standings there were changes at the top of the table as a result of the weekend matches barring munich again finishing the game day on top with the win dortmund moving back into a champions league spot creeping into the top 4 of the league there in the lower half shell cup at the very bottom with a measly 4 points and still remain winless mind not doing much better their thoughts. it's. and those are the standing after match day 14. now gerry marston the british singer from liverpool who popularized the song you'll never walk alone has he was 78 the song became a major hit in the anthem for his hometown football team at anfield stadium marson 1st performed at with his band gerry in the pace

john and raphael, you will be sending to senators who will fight for you, but georgia first, put you firyou to senators now who think they don't work for you, they work for trump. think about it. you had to senators who think they are loyalty is to trump, not georgia. to senators think they sworn an oath to donald trump, not the united states constitution. let me tell you something, i got elected 296 more times in the u.s. senate for delaware and guess what? not once did i think i took an oath to any president, democrat or republican. i keep an oath to the united states constitution. [cheering] as president, i don't believe the united states senate will work for me, they work for the people of georgia. that's why i'm not asking here senators to be loyal to me, i believe they should be loyal to you, georgia, united states constitution. if you vote for john and the reverend, that is what you are going to get. decent, honorable man. they won't put a president or party first and they sure won't put themselves first. they know what service is about you, it's not about them, it's not about enr

their firs show was in 19 >> tonight, someones went out o way to thank, to praise, for her impact onghborhood. joanne rogers, the widow of the legendary mr. rogers, has died. she was married to fred rogers for more than 50 years. he often said if it wasn't for her, the neighborhood probably would have never happened. >>> when we come back here tonight, saluting a hero. what one man did in the hallways of congress during that riot and why democrats and republicans and so many are urging everyone to honor him. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like emily lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. here's your a1c. oh! my a1c is under 7! (announcer) and you may lose weight. adults who took ozempic® lost on average up to 12 pounds. i lost almost 12 pounds! oh! (announcer) for those also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. it lowers the risk. oh! and i only have to take it on

evade pre—existing antibody responses that may have been imparted by exposure to the original variant. firal variant. or the vaccine. that _ to the original variant. or the vaccine. that is _ to the original variant. or the vaccine. that is the _ to the original variant. or the l vaccine. that is the frightening thing. do we know that? certainly, this is still under— thing. do we know that? certainly, this is still under investigation. - this is still under investigation. certainly, the antibody responses have already been tested against the part of the blood where you find antibodies against people who have been previously exposed to the original, so we don't know whether original, so we don't know whether or not that it's going to impact the effectiveness of vaccines. there are two pan the macro to parts of immunity, we have t cells as well, and we don't know what the impact will be on the t cell response. matt hancock was _ will be on the t cell response. matt hancock was talking _ will be on the t cell response. matt hancock was talking about 77 cases being monitored. how do these vari

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director domestic policy studies at aei and i am delighted to be with you today to join by a group fir doing some pretty interesting things. glad you are tuning in and getting to know each one of them was the event is called a new generation of mayors and citys, we have mayors all in their first term in the case of mayor lincoln only four weeks on the job, mayors doing interesting things, interesting ideas about the future, very challenging times, the pandemic, urban unrest and a bunch of other challenges that flow from those things. i want to dive right in and hear about what they are doing and what it means for public policy and the future of our cities, mayor of miami francis suarez was elected in 2013, first term mayors, district number 4, the first miami born mayor of the city. look forward to hearing from you, francis suarez. david holt, mayor of oklahoma city since 2013, the first native american mayor of oklahoma city and one of the youngest mayors of the city with 500,000 residents that he served eight years in the senate in oklahoma. the newest member of the bench, kevin linc

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. >> it was reported that the fir may have wiped out 80 percent o napa valley, which is a feat usuallyeserved for soccer moms pa. >> one of the fires this year was started by gender be real party apparently it was being directed by michael been. >> they were going to let the gatherers know if it was a boy or a girl in a blazing unstoppable wire fire if it was one of those 70 other genders spread. >> what happened to balloons? to get the culpritsn we heard about were climate change and for poor forest management. you know what that means, we didn't listen to k smokey the br . smokey the bear doesn't wearey shirt and winnie the pooh doesn't wear pants. what's going on in those forest? i digress. >> protest over the killing of black man by a white officer at. >> the video went viral that showed a man dying in police custody. >> mister floyd was not resisting and the cop is sittin on his neck for eight minutes. >> historically those obviously protesteds happened. the george floyd incident was different bright it sparked protests all over the united states. i remember at a one point askin m

a pandemic is in some way easy or is slacking off and i don't think that's likely to be happening. firup at six — happening. or running the country.. he gets up at six and _ happening. or running the country.. he gets up at six and then _ happening. or running the country.. he gets up at six and then using i he gets up at six and then using whatsapp to talk to people over breakfast. it does not make life easy if it's not with your body clock. 0ka malusi is frozen! my goodness. we had her write until the end. so lucy was frozen, thank you very much indeed. jackie was still with us, thank you both very much indeed. again for our second look at the papers. good evening... i'm gavin ramjaun — and this is your latest sports news. to the evening's premier league game first — where the pressure continues to pile on newcastle manager steve bruce... his newcastle side were comfortably beaten 3—0 by arsenal at the emirates. after a slow start, the gunners eventually broke the deadlockjust after half time. pierre emerick aubameyang with the first of his two goals to the misery of bruce — who's si

help the first responders out, then please consider a donation to first responders first which offers firsst responders. to find out more all you have to do is go to the link below. until tomorrow, stay safe out there, wear an erection and erection-- what is going on. now here it is, your moment of zen one of the things that has seemed a distraction from the pain are you talking about is you on the internet over the past week. the fact that you have become a meme of the picture of you sitting at the inauguration. in your mit ins, thousands of memes, some of them on the screen, have i to show some of my favorite, even a selfie with us on election night so my question is are you having as much fun with this as the world is? oh! hey, champions. good morning. quarter finals in an hour. hope you got some sleep, because i am going to be haunting your nightmares tonight. i did. i got some really good sleep. did you? yes. yesterday was the first round of a branch-wide paper airplane contest. it was being sponsored by weyerhammer paper, in an effort to get us to sell more of their new product, airs

help the first responders out, then please consider a donation to first responders first which offers firsor first responders. to find out more all you have to do is go to the link below. until tomorrow, stay safe out there, wear an erection and erection-- what is going on. now here it is, your moment of zen one of the things that has seemed a distraction from the pain are you talking about is you on the internet over the past week. the fact that you have become a meme of the picture of you sitting at the inauguration. in your mit ins, thousands of memes, some of them on the screen, have i to show some of my favorite, even a selfie with us on election night so my question is are you having as much fun with this as the world is? - ♪ i'm going down to south park ♪ ♪ gonna have myself a time ♪ both: ♪ friendly faces everywhere ♪ ♪ humble folks without temptation ♪ - ♪ i'm going down to south park ♪ ♪ gonna leave my woes behind ♪ - ♪ ample parking day or night ♪ ♪ people spouting "howdy neighbor" ♪ - ♪ headin' on up to south park ♪ ♪ gonna see if i can't unwind ♪ - ♪ [muffled] ♪ - ♪ come on do

what if it ends with conviction and disequal fir indication? a and isn't theresomething to be gained from the sunlight to bury the lie? once and for all that the lakes was stolen through a presentation of evidence and then to address the issue of whether the president's words, deeds, actions incited that insurrection. one more from facebook. if trump could run again and win, the issue is not trump. well, pat, a point that i often make on my radio program. you know, i try and disabuse individuals of the notion that when he leaves office next wednesday, we've necessarily turned a page because the forces that put him there and the grievances held by 75 million americans will still be with us. and that -- they need to be addressed. up ahead, what will the senate do? so happy that senator amy klobuchar is here. a capsule a day visibly fades the dark spots away. new neutrogena® rapid tone repair 20 percent pure vitamin c. a serum so powerful dark spots don't stand a chance. see what i mean? neutrogena® ♪ ♪ we made usaa insurance for veterans like mar

you fir we heard in jn's reports, democratic leaders in both the house and f senate calli the presidenteached. how serious is this talk on the lisa: i think that is to be determined. among factors there are questions about what biden wants to do. the timeline is the issue. january 20 is the last day in office for a president trump let's go through exactly what could happen if an impeachment were to happen as fast as possible. impeachment articles can, immediately to the house floor. they do not have to go through the committee process,ha but is usually what happens. there is the option to go to the floor. then it would go to the senate trial. it took 49 days from the house to the senate last time, but senate trials can take days if the senate really wants to, or weeks. some of the r asking, can the president be impeached after he leaves office? one of the penalties of impeachment is it prohibits a president from ever running for office again. republicans in the senate would like to see, something that appeals to them. there is a possibility that impeachment after office would do that. h

>> as you know, there's been a big debate whether or not to give it to those high-risk firs or those by their job, and the cdc wrestled with this decisio and came out with a vote on december 20th ironically two weeks after the vaccine was announced, and said that it should be a hybrid approach. many of us have argued that we should use the european model o getting itel to those that are high risk first. if you look at nursing homes, not many folks in u.s. nursing homes have gotten the vaccines. we have lost 10 percent of the u.s. nursing home population from covid 19. there were 60,000 cases last week, the mortality rate is about 20 percent and in nursing homes, so we need to prioritize those most vulnerable. that's why many of us have take a pledge not to get the vaccine until every high-risk american has received itme or been offer it first. >> this is a political show and obviously the vaccines got caught up in election-year politics, but how critical is for americans to take the vaccine when they are given the opportunity? >> we need about 20-30 percent of the u.s. population to

. >> i will note, because there are data first here, facts fir here, they have only distributed 50% of been given in florida. so, clearly they have a good deal of the vaccine. that supply will need to continue to increase as they are able to effectively reach people across the state. elizabeth: okay. facts first. governor desantis said florida is not sitting on vials of vaccines. the supply she is talking about second doses for those who got their first dose. let's show governor desantis tweets. what is your reaction to that story? >> you know, it is ridiculous. i can tell you from the state of missouri, i talked to my governor today, mike parson. they need more vaccinations. we get on average, 125 to 150,000 shots a week in the state of missouri. we could use five to 600,000. we need the federal government to release the shots so the states can bring it forward. for miss saki going after desantis because he has been fairly successful in his state compared to his liberal counterparts in california and new york and pennsylvania, it is just, it is just really ridiculous. elizabeth: also,

and commit this is not the firs time that mister biden has likened the republicans to the propagandaou will remember back in september he did the same thing to president trump ahead of a debate which drew sharp criticism from some jewis groups. also tonight a bit more clarity on a possible impeachment shoul the house move forward with articles next week for the earliest the senate could receive those articles would be january 19th, that is unless during one of the pro forma sessions all 100 senators agree to conduct business, however, weather chief justice brought john roberts would preside over a trial after the president ceases being president on generate 20th, remains unclear. >> how it would complicate the incoming biden presidency, whether he's willing to go through that is another question . thank you very much for laying that out for us. >> you're welcome. >> twitter working to block the president's ability to post on that social media site permanently suspending his personal account tonight becaus of risk of further incitement o violence. that's just the start. we have the st

. >> i mean, you got the sort of mainstream african fir american who is articulate and bright and, anda nice-looking guy, i mean, it's, that's a storybook, man. >> some people listening to those desc oioriamf nsa-ob- racial overtones, or, at the >> i think when people heard the "clean and articulate" line, there was a wave of eye-rolling, certainly among african americans. it was the kind of well-intentioned but benighted i wentary that you expect from howhirere abthere aren't very my black people, and the united states senate has historically been a prime example of that. >> tonight, his campaign is doing damage control. >> joe biden's apologizing for a remark he made about senator barack obama... >> narrator: in the months that followed... >> joe biden dropped out of the race last night ing poly... >> narrator: once again, joe biden's campaign would collapse. >> the latest news is that joe biden is dropping out of the race. >> narrator: but he wasn't taking himself out of the game. he'd make it personal-- build a relationship with obama. >> out of competition cameetitie mutual respec

that was the iffers i learn fir of the individual arrested near the capitol with a list of lawmakers. it's just staggering how many folks continue to either try to paper over what happened, try to move on, just say, you know, it's been a couple of weeks, let's forget about it. i'm just at a loss for words, jake. >> let's talk about the security issues because i know that is something you publicly expressed. how serious do you think the threat is, and do you agree with some of your democratic colleagues that maybe even some of your republican colleagues are people that are potentially dangerous? >> i don't share those views on my republican colleagues and the fears around that. i think if there was any complicity in the events of january 6th we shouldn't jump the gun, we shouldn't jump to conclusions. we need to wait for that investigation to play out. but we're taking security risks seriously. i think as my colleague adam kinzinger who said, you know, it's not necessarily the death threats that are made to you that you worry about, it's the ones who aren't, it's the people who are pla

they're a firs they're afraid to call the former president because they realize the grip he has on their party, the former party. the house minority leader kevin mccarthy said this today -- excuse me, said this the day the house voted to impeach. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters. he should have immediately denounced the mob when he saw what was unfolding. >> well, now he has gone from saying the then president bore responsibility to the ludicrous claim everybody across the country is responsible. >> i also think everybody across this country has some responsibility. >> did everybody across the country incite a riot? no. did everybody across the country repeat the big lie that the election was stolen? no. that is on donald trump. and his enablers, of which you're one of them. and then there's marco rubio, who days after the riot, said the people and the mob were lied to by politicians who told them mike pence could change the election result. >> many of those in that mob were believers in a ridiculous conspiracy theory and others were

firs' of all you want to experience capable people to handle these jobs. people often think about specific expertise in something like homeland securitysp or heah care but first and foremost when you remember the cabinet youou e running a big agency predicting common security may have 250,000 employees and dod is much bigger so understanding how to run a large organization is often overlooked but it's an important criteria. then what you are doing in an ideal world putting together a puzzle and for democratic administration's particularly the biden administration diversity is a huge part of that and it's not just gender diversity that people who come from the private sector nonprofit so it's a puzzle in the hard part about this is that every piece of the puzzle affects every other piece of the puzzle. i think the mistakes that transitions have made in the past in picking people as you take your first 10 people then you look your puzzle and you say this is kind of a white puzzle and now we have to start filling in for diversity. what is happening right now

had already given approval for the man in the center of this photograph, general ifleclerc to be the fir forces into paris. and the evening after eisenhower and the other senior commanders met, orders went out for the movement into paris. leclerc's second armored division was going to be joined by the united states fourth infantry division. the other approaching paris directly from the south, made up primarily of the u.s. fourth infantry with the spearhead of french forces. the following day when general choltitz was receiving his field of ruin orders from berlin, the french second armored division was about 120 miles outside of paris and they set out that morning for paris. 16,000 men, 200 sherman tanks, hundreds of other vehicles, all moving in column. a journalist who was traveling with leclerc's force wrote in the heart of every frenchman here there is a name, a goal, paris, paris, paris. and by the evening of that day, the two columns, leclerc's fourth and the u.s. fourth infantry division were on the outskirts of paris. they met minimal resistance and there was hope that the german

the north bay but really just bringing trees is amount of rain at bats, let's let the ground settle firss as you head out the door low to mid 50's 55 degrees right now for those of you in oakland, currently in the mid to upper 40's for most of the north bay santa rosa 47 degrees 46 with that approaching week storm that could bring traces amount of rain from now through sunday and your overnight lows tonight going to be on the mild side so we're going to notice upwards of 5 degrees of warming. thanks to that blanket of cloud cover overhead low to mid and upper 40's cooling down to 41 degrees for those of you and santa rosa downtown san francisco in the upper 40's at 48 degrees so enjoy that because we are going to notice warmer temperatures even heading into your sunday afternoon with daytime highs almost about 5 degrees above average check out downtown san francisco in nevado in the low 6061 degrees for those of you in the east bay shoreline in oakland, san jose 63 degrees the warmest city in the bay area expected once again for your sunday and 62 degrees for conquered livermore and anti

the restaurant incorporates ingredients such as lemon grass, seaweed fir and mushrooms into its menug away from leather and wool in furnishings. the international held of michelin guides says that the general public might not associate veganism with gastronomical experiences, but they hope that it will liberate chefs to explore plant based diets. >>> costco and similar warehouse stores often have a lot of everything you need and usually at a very low cost. now the warehouse giant is dipping its toe into sports memorabilia, but don't expect to buy it in bulk. costco is selling a baseball autographed by the great babe ruth, and it could be your for a cool $64,000. the listing describes it as one of the nicest signed babe ruth home run special balls ever made available to the public and is overall one of the nicest signed baby ruth balls known to be in existence. while it may seem like a departure from their usually strategy, but they also sell rings and furniture. and in addition to the babe ruth ball, they also listed a bat signed by ty cobb. the sale ends january 31. best of luck. >>

fir the vaccination per 100,000 in other areas? ., , , ., areas?r the great problems is that just in love that we all speak to - just in love that we all speak to one another of course, and somebody about a week ago was saying that nobody has been vaccinated in full on, than they that lawrence is vaccinating and etc. and there were stories in the sunday papers saying that lender was getting less of the vaccine. i don't know who, i know that there is a vaccine tsar who seems to be working as hard as they can, but as people start hearing the vaccine pipes are being slowly turned off because of this reorganisation of the factory in belgium which is why i say if you can keep things cold for seven hours on a plane from boston, go to boston. go and get them, just pay what it takes and fill a planes and get them out. you're going to get this, you're going to get certain areas which for no reason except perhaps they have not got a large hall or because their gps are very busy with other things, or because the way the world works. we have pockets of places

firs everyone 65 years or older, along with adults who have certain preexisting conditions. another big change. the government is releasing all of its vaccine doses rather than holding onto a reserve of second dose is this next phase reflects the urgency of the situation. we face every vaccine dose that is sitting in a warehouse rather than going into an armed could mean one more life lost or won more hospital bed occupied? absolutely. we expect that this is likely to prevent cases of illness and prevents and death. josh solomon teaches health policy at stanford university. his research published last week found releasing all available vaccine doses can save more lives by preventing up to 30% mor numbers of cases and hospitalizations. andt really is urgent that we use all the tools at our disposal. solomon calls the federal guideline changes important and welcome, but notes one worry about the eligibility expansion. there's a reasonable concern of the bet, perhaps is too broad. too quick and could create confusion or frustration. if a lot of people who fall into those catego

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firs first,. >> my hope for 2021 is it's not a year of devastation for local news.offs or buyouts. no more losses of physical news rooms and other resources but rather we see investments. i hope that local news rooms can continue to build products to make it easier to subscribe, to share news and information through new tools like newsletters and podcasts. i hope that there's just more investment so we see more accountability journalism for local communities. >> my prediction for 2021 is that news room leaders will start to make good on the promises of nurturing diversity in journalism. the wave of changes that started last year i think is going to continue and we'll see editors look for ways to cover and serve their communities. after a year of covering multiple crises, most of which deeply affected communities of color, i would be shocked if rank and file journalists in news rooms continued to accept the status quo. >> she's right about that. the reckoning in news rooms is not over. and 2021 is about making good on 2020 ease commitments for inclusion. other big be

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. >> in the senate chambers, you could hear the shock, firs gasps, then applause. >> another devastating blow to republican... >> narrator: the president had been watching on television. >> we were in the dining room off the oval office. there was profound disappointment that we were that close, and that had spent a lot of effort really believing that we could finally do something when it comes to healthcare. so it was just a huge disappointment. >> narrator: in response, president trump would deal with his party much as he had his opponents on the campaign trail-- he'd attack. >> you can thank congress, the same people that can't even give us hcare! >> narrator: he targeted congressional republicans, especially the senate leader, mitch mcconnell. >> senator mitch mcconnell said i had "excessive expectations," but i don't think so. after seven years of hearing repeal and replace, why not done? >> there's a lashing out when things don't go his way. john mccain was the deciding vote, and so, you know, it was hard to understand how mitch mcconnell would be the blame of it, but, you know, th

when he became a fir-time homeowneirr at 82, his purchase for the house was a dining table so he coulys fa four children, ten grandchildren and six great- grandchildn. he was 86 years old. when m. laura escalanti walked the halls of pojoaque valley middle school in new mexico, far behind.gh-fives were never for many of laura's students, her language classes, where she taught english, spanish and their native language, pewa, were the only link to thei history, art and culture. laura's ancestors, including h grandmother, were potters, and she internalized their artistic mission in her teaching: >> to her, it meant moreo take care of not only her extended family, but the community itself. >> woodruff: her children said their mom, who was 69, was a source of a strength, a cheerleader and a moral compass. 36-year-old vania underwood was a tremendous hero not just for her work as a covid-19 unit nurse, but also as a mom of six, her husband said.rn nd raised in toledo, ohio, vania could always spot a person in need, and had a caring ainstinct that made nursi clear career choice.wo she firsed

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political career with his vote to impeach, but that lawmakers need to put the interests of the country fir. he does not believe his republican colleagues were involved in help right yo ottawaers. >>> president-elect kamala harris resigns from the senate tomorrow ahead of her inauguration. according to her aides, this means there will no longer be any black women in the u.s. senate. she'll make history when she is sworn in as the first woman to fill the position, but we're learning she'll use the moment to pay tribute to other trailblazers as well. harris will be sworn in by supreme court justice sonia sotomayor, the high court's first latina member and its third woman. harris will take the oath with two bibles, one who belonged to regijgina shelter, a second mot, and a bible that belonged to thurgood marshall. the vice president-elect calls marshall the inspiration for her legal career. >>> today the open symphony holds a virtual inauguration ball to celebrate the oakland native. oakland salutes will have performances from the symphony and community artists. a port of oakland commissioner