hopefully her spirit will be over everything that happens. ♪ >> reporter: and corbett, who saw it allsion is the definitive version. >> it was a time of re feeling just so proud to be an american. you can see me just beaming ear-to-ear. it was the most exciting performance of my entire career. definitely. >> she always said that was one of the most special moments in her life. it really changed the tone of the national anthem and the meaning behind it. >> reporter: when you hear that performance now, how do you feel? >> every molecule in my body is tingling and filled with gratitude, with emotion. you know, she's my sister, and i miss her every day. ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ [ cheers ] >> anthony mason reporting. of course you can watch the super bowl this sunday, february 7th, right here on cbs. you're watching the "cbs you're watching the "cbs overnigh (drumsticks rattle, feedback hums) (door closes in distance) ♪ ♪ (overlapping voices): we are producers, engineers, singers, songwriters, musicians, tour and live production crews, and thousands more of us. (male voice): without u

corbett who helped to find the covid vaccine. >> and i nominated aurora james, who is a brooklyn designerwith her 15% pledge where she gets major corporations including macy's, walmart, sephora to pledge 15% of their shelf space to black owned businesses along with lyndsay peoples wagner and tamika mallory. >> check it out and happy black history month. tues. >>> and second story, technically a superintendent in connecticut who kept true to his annual tradition of recreating a song for the first snow day of the year for his students, he recreated the can't stop the feeling. ♪ all throughout easter and -- ♪ it's snow, snow, snow day ♪ ♪ we will not be zooming because it's a snow, snow, snow day ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ build a fort and snow angel because it's a snow, snow, snow day ♪ ♪ nobody rushing you, it's a snow day ♪ >> well done, not bad at all and also not bad on the good news tues, this tyler can snowboard better than any of us. >> 2-year-old josie. >> wow. >> hitting the snow going down hill. >> impressive, a lot of snow themes and this dog walker going to work. >> walking six of his clie

proposed by scientists in germany aims to do more than just flatten the curve it quite ready kate corbett 19 and help get things back to normal their plan basically consists of 3 elements. first they suggest that the government should enact a rigid and efficient lock down measures could include a stay at home orders travel bans and the closure of schools and kindergartens as well as all non-essential institutions factories and shops. government programs should be introduced to secure people's livelihoods apart from that all contact should be reduced to an absolute minimum the lockdown would stay in place until the number of new cases drop police iraq areas that don't register any new infections would be declared green zones in those zones the scientists say restrictions would be lifted and life would gradually return to normality. to prevent the virus from entering a green zone travel restrictions and quarantines would be imposed as well the green zones would gradually expand and merge until individual countries and ultimately europe would be packed to normal. to keep infection numbers do

corbett and others that were part of making the vaccines. i was very skeptical.wn studies of the conspiracy theories, i looked at the tuskegee experiment, which was one of the things that was in my mind, and the fact is, joy, that in the tuskegee experiment, they would not give the victims, black people, the vaccine of the time. it wasn't they injected it. they wouldn't inject. >> that's right. >> so how are we going to flip it the other way around? are we really saying that we're going to let others, whites, get all of what is available that could save them, and we're not? so, therefore, the option is that we're going to play russian roulette with our health and infecting others, or are we going to use what's available that people like a black woman like dr. corbett was part of this -- are we going to use that to try and affect the health standing in our community? and i think the vice president articulated that, and many of us are doing it. i went today and brought ten ministers with me, and i was vaccinated for the first time. i'm not going to say i didn't hav

were not publishing data releasing their data around the deaths of people learning difficulties from corbett 19. under growing pressure official bodies in the u.k. did begin to produce statistics and they were truly alarming in nov 2020 they showed that people with learning disabilities had a death rate from cave it up to 6 times greater than that experienced by the general population and in the 18 to 34 age group the death rate was 30 times higher . while official figures for england and wales changed between march and june line 2020 disabled people made up almost 6 in 10 or 59 percent of all deaths involving 19. do so much talent the rate that suggested disabled people in the u.k. were not getting anything like the support and protection they needed. it's utterly shocking utterly shocking special especially as the government knew from the very very beginning that disabled people particularly those that were extremely vulnerable and those in care homes those years using social care. would be. you know. vulnerable to their to corona virus. so what was happening outside the u.k. despairing of

proposed by scientists in germany aims to do more than just flatten the curve it could ready kate corbett 19 and help get things back to normal their plan basically consists of 3 elements. first they suggest that the government should enact a rigid and efficient lockdown measures could include a stay at home orders travel bans and the closure of schools and kindergartens as well as all non-essential institutions factories and shops. government programs should be introduced to secure people's livelihoods apart from that all contact should be reduced to an absolute minimum the lockdown would stay in place until the number of new cases dropped a new lease iraq areas that don't register any new infections would be declared green zones in those zones the scientists say restrictions would be lifted and life would gradually return to normality. to prevent the virus from entering a green zone travel restrictions and quarantines would be imposed as well the green zones would gradually expand and merge until individual countries and ultimately europe would be packed to normal. to keep infection num

proposed by scientists in germany aims to do more than just flatten the curve it could already kate corbett 19 and help get things back to normal their plan basically consists of 3 elements. first they suggest that the government should enact a rigid and efficient lockdown measures could include a stay at home orders travel bans and the closure of schools and kindergartens as well as all non-essential institutions factories and shops. government programs would be introduced to secure people's livelihoods apart from that all contact would be reduced to an absolute minimum the lockdown would stay in place until the number of new cases dropped when you listen iraq areas that don't register any new infections would be declared green zones in those zones the scientists say restrictions would be lifted and life would gradually return to normality. to prevent the virus from entering a green zone travel restrictions and quarantines would be imposed as well the green zones would gradually expand and merge until individual countries and ultimately europe would be packed to normal. to keep infection n

are afraid that this may become their fate he has asthma and right now he's plagued by the fear of corbett 19 and the stifling him right outside his house he lives inside i have all the capital of was and herzegovina his home is among the cities with the highest pollution levels not just in europe but worldwide. i get is yet another day of misery for ed is what you moshe bitch small especially in winter these issues problem in several years and it is getting worse days like today are atonement for people like eddie's who suffer from asthma. but haven't yet and with according to yesterday's measurements we are once again one of the most polluted cities in the world it's this is constituencies for us matter and i am new exceptions that you last night on heal the 2nd toes with more normally i just heat one twos per day so it was in my name somewhat we had many thoughts. just talking briefly in the polluted a stresses it is so much that he has to inhale get again. the measurement results of several health department a catastrophic scenario asahi high each regularly delivers bad news she says t

proposed by scientists in germany aims to do more than just flatten the curve it quote ready kate corbett 19 and help get things back to normal their plan basically consists of 3 elements. first they suggest that the government should enact a rigid and efficient lock down. measures could include a stay at home orders travel bans and the closure of schools and kindergartens as well as all non-essential institutions factories and shops. government programs should be introduced to secure people's livelihoods apart from that all contact would be reduced to an absolute minimum the lockdown would stay in place until the number of new cases dropped police iraq areas that don't register any new infections would be declared green zones in those zones the scientists say restrictions would be lifted and life would gradually return to normality. to prevent the virus from entering a green zone travel restrictions and quarantines would be imposed as well the green zones would gradually expanded merge until individual countries and ultimately europe would be packed to normal. to keep infection numbers d

getting quite angry because it's like the 1st process since many months in the barcelona because of corbett of course yesterday there was a woman who was injured who was there she's only 19 years old and she got basically like a bullet form in hair in her face and now it seems like there are for the star even . bigger than yesterday and they might continue for the next couple things famous or something and demand a back they're there in the iris of well might have just been. used in. been months since a couple lungs were actually among whole grain like you said. and others other big. banks. actually also tired of all the restrictions. so they are using you know different uses such as the iris of pablo basically also they want who you know have a normal life again go back to work and go to restaurants and and and they are just wired and. well 32 year old hersel was taken to prison early this week after barricading himself in a catalan university with his supporters and it comes in the wake of last weekend's historic showing of pro independence parties in local catalan elections back in 2800

government has already said it's planning to take legal action against both pfizer and astra zeneca over corbett 19 . earlier one of the world's most prominent medical journals now once it published a study which said sputnik v. was 91.6 percent effective was also safe for the elderly with no serious side effects though we heard from the president of an italian ngo which is urging the e.u. to approve a russian jump. ever know they know in november my whole family received sputnik the jobs back in november and now we have a high level of antibodies my family and i trust science science has no borders we know that russia has great scientific traditions so we had no doubts about taking the russian job as of today many european countries including germany france italy would like to receive the russian vaccine numerous requests have already been sent these days it is particularly clear as we see pfizer has to seneca and other companies delaying vaccine supplies and fortunately the virus has no limits as well so these countries have been forced to opt for the russian vaccine whether they want it or no

proposed by scientists in germany aims to do more than just flatten the curve it could already kate corbett 19 and help get things back to normal their plan basically consists of 3 elements. first they suggest that the government should enact a rigid and efficient lockdown measures could include a stay at home orders travel bans and the closure of schools and kindergartens as well as all non-essential institutions factories and shops. government programs should be introduced to secure people's livelihoods apart from that all contact should be reduced to an absolute minimum the lockdown would stay in place until the number of new cases drop to nearly 0 areas that don't register any new infections would be declared green zones in those zones the scientists say restrictions would be lifted and life would gradually return to normality. to prevent the virus from entering a green zone travel restrictions and quarantines would be imposed as well the green zones would gradually expanded merge until individual countries and ultimately europe would be packed to normal. to keep infection numbers down

segregation for many decades and before probably it was a situation of a permanent crisis for us corbett just added additional layer. i'm going to bring in some such each that was filmed of beginning of february and this is a hung gary and roma family and to talk about how they get their fuel how they get the heating remember when to time and indiana i would love to talk about the families that you're working with in italy and compare and contrast let's take a look at this family and our burning plastic because they don't have enough weight . but for. a lot of men willing to or not if we were to buy the monthly amount of words then we would have no money left for food therefore i have to go to the forest or the junk yard and if we find plastic or rubber we burn that for fire but not during the day or the neighbors can see and you can also smell it we throw the rubber and the plastic bottles and such things on at night methanogens which is on full of. d n a how the community you. and i are working with in italy how are they managing it. when they let me tell you a concrete example there i

getting quite angry because it's like the 1st process since many months in the barcelona because of corbett of course yesterday there was a woman who was injured she's only 19 years old and she got basically like a bullet in hair in her face and now it seems like there are for the star even. bigger than yesterday and they might continue for the next couple things famous for protesting and demand back. there in the iris of well might have just been an excuse because it's been months since a cut the lungs were protesting this actually and my. hold spain like you said. and others other big. banks. also tired of all the restrictions. so they are using you know different excuses such as the iris of pablo basically also they want who you know have a normal life again and go back to work back in 2018 public was convicted by a spanish court over tweets calling former king juan carlos the 1st a mafia boss he also accused police of torturing and killing demonstrators and migrants myself fall foul of legislation covering 6 spaniards rights to freedom of expression dubbed the gag law by critics the cou

off their calendar was fully booked only 2 weeks ago when customers heard about reopening but with corbett tests now mandatory most of their clients have cancelled at the same time an unusual scene inside the city's museum of natural history the 1st visitors are welcomed with flowers in front of cameras something very normal has become news for 30 we are happy to be here but of course it could be dangerous to you may think there are more important places to reopen than this one where you can look at stuff mammals but this easing off restrictions in austria specifically applies to places in the category non essential most shops are also allowed to open trying to get rid of their winter clothes promising huge sales the relaxing of locked on rules does not apply to hotels to restaurants to theaters and all the cultural venues that vienna is known for an increasing number of people here in austria say the locked on rules are too harsh. thousands have taken to the streets in recent weeks demanding an end to the strict measures and calling for the government to resign among them there are u.s. r

3 with the vaccines arriving in tiran on friday the shipment comes to the country hardest hit by corbett 19 in the middle east is scrambling to get a steer on the pandemic. sport nikki 500000 doses of the world's 1st corona virus vaccine sputnik fever has arrived in iran through the country's health ministry expects to receive more by the end of this month than medical personnel the elderly and the most vulnerable will be the 1st in line to be inoculated the vaccine program is getting underway as iran marks yet another anniversary of these lamothe revolution why has the sputnik the vaccine proved its efficacy which stands at 91 point one percent according to the lancet scientific magazine in russia that have been no reports of severe side effects after sputnik the so far iran has placed an order of 5000000 doses of the russian iran joint agreement and spinning off the supplies also sets out its joint production to run the seeking to diversify its suppliers and at the end of december it completed its 1st clinical trials of a locally produced job and pledged to roll it out by the beginning

tonight is how would government good for the privacy of the state what lessons can we take away from corbett so that we can use that to. stop our epidemic preparedness for the future but also you know to ensure that the private sector company a very important role in you know getting the back we. will refocus on the or network on logic because if you submit the vaccine for the private sector has a very public process africa and i'll hoping that africans will need to come to the point where we're one was on the stand that if we're forgetting something for free it does not mean somebody above paying for it and. sought public private partnerships like probably in nigeria you know i think it's probably your wish to go in the future in preparing them or wanting to fund them. because the debate here arguably in richer nations is the private sector is interested always in profit and in fact the british economy is kind of in soviet the state is playing a much bigger role in society and this is paying people's wages and there are some calls to nationalize the big pharma companies since after all the

party now another similar election was due to take place last year and that was postponed due to corbett and it was expected to take place later this year and analysts were predicting another pro-democracy landslide so this change really is beijing's way of preventing that from happening. a 22 year old indian climate activist has been granted bail following 'd her arrest accused of helping protesting farmers the show ravi was that pained in new delhi 10 days ago for sedition authorities claim that she made an online demonstration tool kit which sparked violence she had started a local movement linked to the swedish activist the writer to berg tens of thousands of farmers have been protesting against new laws that they say will hit the price that they receive for their produce. one of the men accused of the murder of a multis investigative journalist has admitted her murder vincent most capped was sentenced to 15 years in prison after suddenly changing his plea to guilty that. was killed in a car bombing in 2017 police say remotely detonated the device in a plot which they claim was maste

for all of moderate or severe cases of what i usually tell people is if you do get the mild form of corbett the remedies can help in the same way you may get a mild cold and you can actually use a little lemon or honey in your tea and that's fine but once you get to moderate cases of it where you require oxygen you need supportive breathing none of these remedies are going to help and many people have been using the steam inhalation otherwise known as new into swahili and really that is not going to help you when you have a moderate to severe case of cold with so i think downplaying the problem i think has been probably one of the bigger problems because basically we cannot we cannot even put the basic measures not even about money i mean most of us can afford cloth masks most of us can afford to wash our hands and many people actually did that back in april and may so it's not that the tanzanians don't want to follow. the rules or the instructions from the government so i think the gap in that is is it is probably the crux of the matter. let's hear from president john mark. january 27 way

i ask all oklahomans to join me in thanking secretary jerome cloth ridge, kevin corbett, elizabeth pauler, commissioner of health doctor lance, gino dimarco, director mark gower and his team at the department of emergency management, the men and women of the oklahoma national guard. our teams on the front lines at the department of corrections, and the department of veterans affairs and many other state and local partners and i want to specifically thank my chief operating officer john budd who is in the gallery today representing the governor absolution's task force and everyone who played key roles in protecting oklahomans. we can't thank you enough. [applause] >> oklahomans across the state played a key role in our response as well, together the 3 ws became part of our daily life. we wash their hands frequently, watched our distance from others and worn masks in public places. we took the personal responsibility to protect our families, our neighbors and our most vulnerable. our 7 day average of new cases is down 45% from its peak. our hospitalizations are down 35%. we can see the fini

kayse shrum, kevin corbett and elizabeth pollard; commissioner of health dr. frye, gino demarco, director mark gower and his team at the department of emergency management, the men and women of the oklahoma national guard, our teams on the front lines at the department of corrections and the department of veterans affairs and our many other state and local partners. i want to specifically thank my chief operating officer, john budd. he's in the gallery, representing the governor's solution task force and everyone who played key roles in protecting oklahomans. john, we cannot thank you enough. [applause] oklahomans across the state played a key role in our response as well. together, the three w's became part of our daily life. we've washed our hands frequently; we've watched our distance from others, and we've worn masks in public places. we took the personal responsibility to protect our families, our neighbors and our most vulnerable. our 7-day average of new cases is down 45% from its peak. our hospitalizations are down 35% as well. we can see the finish li

a burning issue they've been dealing with that is the government's policy of force cremations of corbett 19 victims the muslim sort of minority has engaged with the government at multiple levels a centrally what they have said is their religion sort of bans the cremation of those who die and that this is not something in keeping with their beliefs they have urged the government to stop this and allow them to go ahead with the burial of those in their community but the government has sued for. choosing to ignore the guidelines and essentially scientific evidence which basically says that cremations and burials are both acceptable they have gone on a process of appointing different committees and they've kind of been stalling on this issue so on imran khan is a huge sort of a burden of expectation by the muslims of sri lanka that he will use his good offices whatever goodwill that he has with the government of sri lanka obviously the 2 countries go back a long way pakistan has stood by sri lanka particularly the rajapaksa know that because they stood by them during the last stages of the w

a little brother china was also in talks with land law to supply vaccines to in its fight against corbett nineteen's it will be very interesting to see how ton of use this of course traditionally china before and city on time city came to power china had very close relations with the military junta in myanmar as well so it's also it's also easy to imagine that the military 100 light of that maybe being in talks with china or communicated at least to china any intentions they might have had to to make this move the certainly china will be watching this very closely will be watching for any response from beijing over the next few hours thanks very much katrina you are with an update of course in beijing thanks katrina let's cross over to damien kingsbury's professor of international relations at deakin university and a board member of the australian b.m.r. institute joins me now on the phone from bell been there david good to have you with us back on the program we spoke to me earlier through the day as we assumed things were not well. we have confirmation of a state of emergency in other w

proposed by scientists in germany aims to do more than just flatten the curve it could already kate corbett 19 and help get things back to normal their plan basically consists of 3 elements. first they suggest that the government should enact a rigid and efficient lockdown measures could include a stay at home orders travel bans and the closure of schools and kindergartens as well as all non-essential institutions factories and shops. government programs should be introduced to secure people's livelihoods apart from that all contact should be reduced to an absolute minimum the lockdown would stay in place until the number of new cases dropped police iraq areas that don't register any new infections would be declared green zones in those zones the scientists say restrictions would be lifted and life would gradually return to normality. to prevent the virus from entering a green zone travel restrictions and quarantines would be imposed as well the green zones would gradually expand and merge until individual countries and ultimately europe would be packed to normal. to keep infection numbers

proposed by scientists in germany aims to do more than just flatten the curve it quote ready kate corbett 19 and help get things back to normal their plan basically consists of 3 elements. first they suggest that the government should enact a rigid and efficient lockdown measures could include a stay at home orders travel bans and the closure of schools and kindergartens as well as all non-essential institutions factories and shops. government programs should be introduced to secure people's livelihoods apart from that all contact should be reduced to an absolute minimum the lockdown would stay in place until the number of new cases drop police iraq areas that don't register any new infections would be declared green zones in those zones the scientists say restrictions would be lifted and life would gradually return to normality. ringback to prevent the virus from entering a green zone travel restrictions and quarantines would be imposed as well the green zones would gradually expand and merge until individual countries and ultimately europe would be packed to normal. to keep infection nu

surprised that you are norco did not mention europe this time we are in this together we can only defeat corbett and in particular the mutants that are currently running as a variant if we keep working together europe is becoming more important not less important with the new wave of mutations europe is seen to have failed when it comes to vaccinations what has to happen now it is extremely regrettable. indeed in my opinion not personal opinion failed to deliver the vaccine early enough there was too much focus on the supporting research and too much. focus on getting the vaccine. available process but there was much too little for course on. lines and there was much better in the us so therefore in the run for your boss on what the. we cannot afford to run into that pods a 2nd time when we address the 2nd vixen challenge here because they will not be the only opportunity for us to come with the vaccine the effort to use was the shots to the new waves of the vaccinations we have to become much quicker in europe than we are currently we have to get better we have to deliver in the future the old

. >> it was mary corbett's second year with the orchestra as a violinist. >> we play it before everyhouston later recorded the vocals in l.a., minutes after hearing the accompaniment for the first time. >> she listened, nodding her head, and then after hearing it one time, she said, "okay, i got it." >> just once? >> one time. >> ""the star-spangled banner"" is not an easy song to sing. >> the range of it is really tricky because it starts low, but it ends up high. ♪ o say ♪ you know? and the next thing "rockets' red glare ♪ ♪ and the rockets' ♪ >> you have to have that passion in there. there's some video of a few singers that didn't get it quite in the right place, and that "rockets red glare" sounded like a rooster crowing. i mean -- >> but the nfl was concerned about houston's exertversion. >> i think they thought it was too different to into the super bowl. we're at war, people will hear this and say that's not my national anthem. >> operation desert storm had just begun in the middle east. nfl executives asked whitney's manager, her father, john houston, to get her to change th

kizmekia corbett would have every right to feel out of her league except for the slave paycheck the waysman john louis and so many others paved the way. and because their achievements benefit everyone, you are a part of their legacy, no matter race or color. if they did what they did then, imagine what you can do now. dr. carter g. woodson wrote many books including the miseducation of the negro. one passage feels very appropriate, especially after the attack on the capitol. supporters of conspiracy theories and extremist groups may want to heed the warning. it's aimed at black people but applies to us all. quote, when you determine what a man shall think, you do not have to concern yourself about what he will do. if you make a man feel that he is inferior, you do not have to compel him to except an inferior status. . he will seek it himself. if you make a man think he is justly an outcast, you do not have to order him to the back door. he will go without being told. and if there is no back door his very nature will demand one." . the next time something online gets your blood boiling,

i thought that clip you showed of senator corbett was the most hypocritical thing i've soon all day.he was mean to both parties. you just supported donald trump, who's said the most violent and worst things i've seen in politics every day and you advocated for his elections and now you have a problem with neera tanden's tweets? the three people the republicans have chosen to fight over, tanden, bacerra, and holland, for a republican party that has serious minority problems, taking these three fights is an interesting issue and decision to a party that's now out of power and needs some minority votes to get back in power someday. >> and lanhee, talking about the republican party, what happened when republican leader kevin kaert and congresswoman liz cheney, number three in the caucus, were asked whether they thought that donald trump should have a speaking role at cpac this sunday. >> do you believe president trump should be -- or former president trump should be speaking at cpac this weekend? >> yes, he should. >> that's up to cpac. i've been clear of my views about president trump a

has conceded allowing burial or cremation as the gas says what this affected me means is that all corbett 19 victims especially the muslim and the christian population for whom cremation has been an issue with him now. with a sense in the form that he would go ahead with in terms of final right now as much as we heard prime minister by him the rajapaksa on the 10th of february tell parliament that they hope to allow burials the huge kind of reaction from the government which basically backtracked from his announcement give everybody the impression that the rajapaksa government was not going ahead with that permission to allow burial of 19 victims they said that it's up to the experts and there was a lot of sort of backtracking but this announcement here on thursday night obviously comes at a time when sri lanka is facing a lot of pressure at the united nations human rights council and it needs as many friends as it can get now obviously in terms of islamic countries we did hear quite a few of this on the countries speak in support of sri lanka but within. support was also reference to the

burning issue they've been dealing with that is the government's folly policy of force cremations of corbett 19 victims the muslim sort of minority has engaged with the government at multiple levels essential ie what they have said is their religion sort of bans the cremation of those who die and that this is not something in keeping with their beliefs they have urged the government to stop this and allow them to go ahead with the burial of those in their community but the government has sued for. choosing to ignore the guidelines and essentially scientific evidence which basically says that cremations and burials are both acceptable they have gone on a process of appointing different committees and they've kind of been stalling on this issue so on imran khan is a huge sort of a burden of expectation by the muslims of sri lanka that he will use his good offices whatever goodwill that he has with the government of sri lanka obviously the 2 countries go back a long way pakistan has stood by sri lanka particularly the rajapaksa know that because they stood by them during the last stages of the

party now another similar election was due to take place last year and that was postponed due to corbett and it was expected to take place later this year and analysts were predicting another pro-democracy landslide so this change really is beijing's way of preventing that from happening now this form this law as you said is still in its draft form it will be tabled and it's expected to be passed during china's national people's congress which is going to take place here in beijing in early march right and i was going to ask you how this might affect the upcoming local elections in hong kong and how the pro-democracy movement there will be reacting to this. we're definitely going to be furious and this is all really part of a larger or the whole of hong kong's political asis political system that was triggered by the nass pro-democracy program democracy protests that we saw taking place throughout 2019 now this pro-democracy movement was nastily embarrassing for china for chinese authority and it was also infuriating to beijing and as a result we saw the implementation of a controversial

party now another similar election was due to take place last year and that was postponed due to corbett and it was expected to take place later this year and analysts were predicting another pro-democracy landslide so this change really is beijing's way of preventing that from happening emma. the wife of the mexican drug lord what kenya chapo guzman has appeared in a u.s. court she was arrested outside washington on monday accused of helping her husband run his multibillion dollar carto u.s. authorities say that she helped to distribute a range of drugs including metal fessor means cocaine and heroin she's also accused of plotting to help her husband escape from a mexican prison in 2015 before he began a life sentence in the u.s. but aware apollo is following developments from mexico city still and what did we learn from the court appearance. well that initial court hearing concluded on the or in the early afternoon on tuesday with the jordan the judge in the hearing ordering that emma could be held without bond pending a trial now emma couldn't participate in this trial via phone call

i don't think it did very much because corbett is a very powerful thing and i think that's what the peopleo in terms of how they operate in those positions. in mckinley's case, he was not a visionary but a man who who could get a good sense of what was happening around political forces swirling about, different points of view in figure how to deflect and move thed forces so the events would take place in the ways they wanted them to move in the directions they wanted them to move. i don't think he could have done a different way and i'm not sure how much to do with that. i think there were five presidents in those backgrounds if i'm not mistaken and i'm not well-qualified to answer that, i wrote a book with my colleague about civil war presidents and expenses as well as presidential approaches in their presidential records and that book would offer much more insight into the question. >> mckinley harrison, did cleveland also have civil war experience? >> i don't think so. >> next call from michael in boston massachusetts. >> blessed to speak to this channel which is a great resource especi

kizmikia corbett. going to go down in history for helping to end the pandemic. she is a leading scientist at n.i.h. she was part of the team that helped find or help create the moderna vaccine. just last week the president was at nih. she led a tour and he said in his remarks, her work and the work of her team is going to be critical and really important to really deal with future diseases. and so she has used the other thing i love about her is she has used her platform also to talk to communities of color about the importance of taking the vaccine and how safe it is. and so, this is someone i'm proud to just lift up during this black history month as we celebrate black history month. >> principle deputy press secretary for president joe biden, karine jean-pierre, always good to have you. >> thank you so much, mika. >> thank you. >>> coming up, more on the dire situation in texas. the texas tribune just posted this headline a short time ago, quote, more people could lose electricity and heat as crisis

ki wr zy corbett, the team of scientists who created this vaccine. it will save your life.story of medical testing in this country. we must be honest about the fact that people have a righteous skepticism about how it has been used, how it has been tested and on whom it will be used. there's a righteous skepticism if you know history. but i promise you and i am telling you this vaccine is safe. and it will save your life and the lives of your family and your community. so get your vaccination when it is your turn. it will save your life. >> i have i was skeptical about the vaccine. but you turned me around. you've talked to me. while you're out there at the pharmacy, i got a couple of ministers. we are going to the harlem hospital and get vaccinated. my first shot because the vice president told me to do it. . >> that's right. . >> that's part of what you bring to that office. before we continue voting the first thing is we have to be alive. >> let's not let covid get us. let's get the vaccine instead. let's not let this thing get us. black people are disproportionately wil