>>i just see a race against time thank jessi tenure, reporting live for us from washington dc. have a good evening. i coming up an update on student loan forgiveness, how much debt president biden says t >>for your money now if you are hoping the federal government would forgive a big chunk of your student loan that's dealt set your hopes too high no pie during a town hall last night president biden said that he does not support calls for him to use executive action to cancel $50,000 in student loans per person instead. the president says that he wants to work with congress to forgive $10,000 in student loans arguing that for getting major get would help people who've went to elite private schools. he says those graduates likely have been comes high enough to pay back their loans with minimal help biden went on to say that he does support free community college for all and free state college for students from families that make less than $125,000 a year. and it's a big milestone for bitcoin the digital currency has crossed the $50,000 mark for the first time. >>that puts the to

i'm jessi jesse supply certainly is needed. we know pfizer moderna where one into where does. >>the 3rd coronavirus vaccine stand right now. yeah the johnson and johnson shot is going to be going before the fda officially for its emergency use authorization test you could say. >>next friday, the 26th and so if approved this will be major going forward in terms of availability of the vaccine because this would be the country's first single that shot, and so that's why the white house is kind of doing this you know wait and see because it will impact a lot of its projections moving forward to being able to vaccinate americans probably a lot faster. >>all right jesse, let's hope they get that going sooner than later jessie tenor live for us in washington dc tonight, thanks. speaking of pfizer a big announcement from that company today new data shows that the pfizer vaccine. >>can be stored in regular pharmaceutical freezers as opposed to the ultra cold freezers they have to be stored in now. this could make it easier to distribute the vaccine. this new information has been submit

i'm jessi tenure. >>jesse contra costa county meanwhile is expanding covid vaccine. eligibility to more essential workers talking about teachers grocery store workers. >>another frontline, essential personnel to live in contra costa county they can now sign up to receive the vaccine that includes people whom work in the education and child care sectors as well food and agriculture workers emergency service workers. those groups can now request appointments and joined the wait list as of now though all appointments at the contra costa county sites are filled through the next 2 weeks. the pandemic is being blamed for a disturbing new statistic life expectancy in the u.s. has dropped a full year in the 1st half of 2020. a cdc report found that covid was a significant factor contributing to that decline. researchers say the life expectancy for the entire us population fell to 77.8 years similar to what it was in 2006 over the past 40 years. life expectancy has increased slowly, but rarely declined. >>a local representative is taking steps to address california's doctor s

capitol yeah, the next step for trump could be the courts or back to washington correspondent jessi tenure, joins us now live with. the debate jesse. >>yeah good evening becky in sanaa's trump is now private citizen and there is a growing bipartisan support to hold him accountable beyond the impeachment proceedings. congress is away from washington this week, but the debate over the future of former president donald trump continues his grounds for further both civil and criminal against. >>former president trump delaware democratic senator chris coons doesn't rule out taking trump to court for his role in the deadly attack on the u.s. capitol a gastroenterologist not a nut louisiana. republican senator bill cassidy voted to convict trump but said it's best to move on criminal trials will be looking back. we need to look forward republicans like mississippi senator roger wicker left the option open if some prosecutor. >>wants to come forward with that's up to there's more bipartisan support for a 9.11 style commission to investigate the january 6 insurrection we need to spend months and mon

the relief package next week but partisan clashes on capitol hill are still washing correspondent jessi tenure joins us now live with more on where the negotiations stand good evening jesse. >>good evening vicki in sanaa's president biden is in wisconsin right now for a televised town hall to get the american people to buy into his plan. but the tougher sell for him is still going to be republicans in congress. >>president joe biden is taking the sales pitch for his nearly 2 trillion dollars coronavirus relief plan on the road, the vast majority of the american people like what they see in this package white house press secretary jen psaki says the president's trips to wisconsin and michigan this week are not about putting pressure on congress is objective is is really too make sure he is engaging directly with the people who're impacted by the pandemic the price tag is already a nonstarter for republicans like mississippi senator roger wicker much more modest. covid package should be but winter says it should still include his bipartisan legislation to provide 25 billion dollars in gra

>>in washington, i'm jessi tenure.>and later today former president donald trump expected to give his first public speech after leaving office will be closing out this year's conservative political action conference known as c pac. he'll have his version of the future of the republican party. the former president has had a dominant presence at the conference over the weekend, including this golden statue of him that made headlines this weekend. speakers have this year been featuring a mostly pro trump republicans. >>state senator is calling for new york governor andrew cuomo to resign governor cuomo is being accused by a second former aide of harassment, charlotte bennett was an advisor for the governor until last november. that's when she says cuomo asked her inappropriate questions about her life, including if she ever had had with an older man. he responded earlier today saying he never did what she's accusing him of and never intended to be inappropriate with her and has called for an investigation of the allegatio

i'm jessi tenure. >>hey jesse, the 9.11 commission it took quite a bit of time so tell us more about this commission to investigate the january 6th attack the process to get it up and running. >>yeah, it sounds like those details are really so coming together. but house speaker nancy pelosi did say today that congress will be moving forward with it and it sounds like that legislation would need to be passed to make it happen. and there have been several bills already floated as early last month right after the insurrection occurred from republicans and democrats really calling for about a 10 members to be on this commission president biden would get to select the leaders and then lawmakers would have a say in hou else serves. but there is interest to to not only make it lawmakers but also people on the outside to that could give perspective from the outside looking in and with really the main goal of why was law enforcement not better prepared and how can we make sure that this doesn't happen again. >>

>>live in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >>thank you jesse. winter storms across the country have already led to dozens of deaths and left millions of people without their power. now the cdc says that they will also cause a delay in covid-19 vaccine shipments out of facilities in memphis and louisville. both our distribution hubs for multiple states. experts say that if these delays continue it is unclear how long it's going to take to get the country. back on track. more than 70% of the population would have to be vaccinated to reach so-called herd immunity that's according to public health officials of course every delay makes that harder to achieve. in national news tonight, millions of texas households are without power as the state is bracing for another day of record breaking below freezing temperatures. yes, texas is the only state with its own power grid. and the company that controls 90% of the state's power. it is struggling to turn the lights back on in the heat because there just isn't enough power. leaving many wondering how is th

but need to be deployed against the right people in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >>our 4 zone forecast and we give you a live picture of the golden gate bridge looking pretty nice as beautiful as always rebecca standing by saying it's going to get pretty windy tonight. >>you know really as we're seeing definitely more subsided than what we saw yesterday guys no wind advisory in effect for today or tonight, so that is the good news, but it's been a little bit breezy around the bay area today we're going to see it continue into this evening, but a gorgeous day around the bay area look at how clear it is this our camera in the north bay, temper and as a matter of fact and we can see all the way to the golden gate bridge towers. because it is so clear out there and just absolutely beautiful big it's going to be a little bit breezy for you. so here's how you can plan your evening. we're going to be temperatures mostly in the 50's and 60's low 60's by 6 o'clock and then as we get closer to the latter part of the evening, those clear conditions, we'll continue but temper

some have bipartisan agreement but other still can't win over republicans washington dc correspondent jessi tenure reports on that debate. >>it is what this country needs the work is underway on key parts of president joe biden's nearly 2 trillion dollar coronavirus relief plan without robust action. the recovery is going to be long and painful senate majority leader chuck schumer and house speaker nancy pelosi support the draft legislation that includes money for a long list of priorities like a national vaccination program another round of stimulus checks and enhanced unemployment benefits, the goal is to put back change in people's arms children back in school. workers back in their jobs and money in people's pockets despite differences in dollar ammounts those measures are also included in the republican counter proposal. >>but what's still not included state local sunday, what they're trying to do is bail out states like. >>nancy pelosi's california chuck schumer's new york at the expense of states like tennessee biden's proposal of 350 billion dollars in additional direct aid is a non

release plan requires a simple majority vote which they should be able to get live in washington, i'm jessi tenure. thank you jesse to the north bay now the marin county health department has released new data. >>showing a steep drop-off of covid-19 cases in nursing homes following the distribution of the second vaccine doses kron four's maureen kelly talked with the county's deputy health officer. he says the numbers are a look into our future as the rollout continues. >>this is exactly what we are hoping to see for the rest of the county current county's deputy health officer says the first doses of the vaccines went into the arms of those working and living at skilled nursing and residential care facilities just as the winter surge was upon us, here's a graph that shows the daily active covid-19 cases from mid december among marine county long-term care facility residents. you can see as the second doses began rolling out. how the case is dropped off dramatically in january there was a monthly average of 60 active daily cases among this population in february that average is down to 4. d

jessi mitchell with those powerful interviews. thank you. tonight, parts of the south still reeling from the last storm are bracing for the next one. let's get the forecast now from cbs' lonnie quinn. good evening, lonnie. >> reporter: good evening, norah. here we go again, the exact same area with another snowstorm. snow is falling from oklahoma city to dallas. we want to talk about where that storm is going to go, and it's going to go over the same footprint that it did the other day. you look at austin, texas. austin, texas, picked up about six inches of snow. tomorrow we're looking at ice. it could potentially be an ice storm. we know how hazardous and dangerous that can be. and then that storm will be pushing to the northeast. we are looking at some of the major northeast cities picking up quite a bit of snow. newyork city looking at snow. philadelphia it's that wintry mix-- that snow, sleet, and rain combined. for washington, d.c., you will see some winter weather, but it really looks like this becomes mostly rain for you. so how much

i'm jessi yeah that we know they can always agree so what where to democrats and republicans stand on>>the money into the covid relief bill. >>yeah, there's only so wide divide between where they think that this money should be at democrats and president joe biden are at a 130 billion for k through 12 schools and then republicans has pitched just 20 billion compared to them for k through 12 some of the things that republicans have been saying when they look at the democrats proposal is that that money a lot of it would be further down the road they're saying that it should be more immediate. but speaker pelosi did say today that there's what have immediate 6 isn't it like that a and sanitation measures. >>feels like we've been hearing about this bill forever. now when can americans may be expect to see some actual movement on this next relief package. >>we've always been hearing lawmakers toy with the idea at the end of february and speaker pelosi did confirm today that a vote would happen by the end of next week and so that would put the legislation on track to be delivered to presid

. >> how can i not be, jessie? three reasons why.in four years and now i have azek and looks terrific i'm going to go right there. the pledge you made in this quarter how about much you're going to take out of landfills, this is the ultimate esg story of our europe. you have the floor. >> well, we made an announcement during our earnings that we were committing to recycling a billion pounds of materials by the end of 2026 and i think for us, you know, we, as a reminder, remake decking products and exterior products using recycled materials. for us, that billion pounds is a mission for the company. it allows us and our employees to be focused on making a difference in the environment and it's also our way longer term of also making a difference against climate change so we're really, really excited by that initiative and we think it's the right thing to do and it's our way of really contributing and as a side note, of ybviously, un more and more recycle gives us a cost advantage as we look moving forward. >> well, let's drill down on

thank you so much jessie. lawmakers on capitol hill are denouncing violence against asian americans congressional leaders held a virtual news conference today to blast anti asian hate crimes. >>catherine heenan from inside bay area politics is here with the latest on the story good afternoon catherine hi justine since the pandemic began there really has been a wave of verbal and physical attacks on asian americans and on pacific islanders. lawmakers in washington, they are now despairing of a problem that only seems to be getting worse. >>what started as dirty looks and verbal salt has escalated to physical attacks and violence. >>the bay area knows what that kind of violence looks like all too well, including this cowardly brutal attack on a 91 year-old man and oakland's chinatown another heartbreaking scene. the manager came barreling across the street to knock over an 84 year-old man in san francisco. he later died. there are vigils. there are calls for hot lines for new task forces. speaker nancy pelosi to

7000000000 base also will transition to the role of executive chairman and will be replaced by andy jessie currently runs a ms and web services. let's get more on this from our reporter chelsea delaney who joins me in the studio chelsea business is booming for amazon wise baseball stepping down now. well to some degree it's pretty much a good time for jeff bezos to be stepping down he's leaving really on a high note one of the best quarters and amazon's history so the business is very strong but jeff bezos says that you know he's made a lot of money at amazon he's really built it into this behemoths and now he wants to really take time to work on other projects he says and his e-mail to employees announcing it's resit announcing that he's going to be stepping down as c.e.o. that this is a very time consuming job it takes a lot of responsibility and now at this point he wants more time to work on things like pet projects he's been really invested in the movie side of the amazon business he's been working on the echo voice assistance so he's really built this company into something very stro

international marketing partners in london alison good to have you on the show let's start with andy jessy who is she and what changes could he bring to amazon. so do he currently runs the web services business which basically hosts the cia's website and number of other very important websites to perhaps even touch of ella's and this is a an incredibly successful large and growing business that provides that infrastructure for other companies and provides that platform for them to have their websites and interactivity and sell merchandise for many retailers as well so it's quite important it's an infrastructure business it's not a consumer facing business it's not a retail business but clearly this is the bet that you know jeff bezos and andy jassi are both making on the future of the company that doesn't mean to say it isn't about retail in the future but it does mean it's about the data and clearly from hosting all of these websites around the globe as amazon web services does you're a massive quite a bit of information there particularly skilled at analytics so that's that's where the f

so the brains behind the fremont operation is really his wife jessie benton fremont, the daughter of the eminent missouri senator thomas art benton. he's not crazy about his daughter's choice in a husband, but she will write most of his exploratory narratives. he will pace the floor and tell his stories, and she will transcribe them and polish them. she will do the same thing for his political speeches. and during the civil war she will become involved with the new york sanitary fair, the great metropolitan fair that will eventually give us the metropolitan museum of art. and she will make sure that this painting is included, it is sold to james lennox of the lennox library which becomes the new york public library for the largest sum paid for a work of art auctioned to benefit the union troops. why yosemite? well, of course the fremonts live in california. they live not far from yosemite. they are good friends with bierschtadt. and yosemite is starting to be perceived much like the way niagara and the natural bridge were in the early century which is a landscape untainted by slavery

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. >> martha: it is a good time, jessie, it's a good time. know, he ran as a moderate but that was in his personal capacity, apparently, over the course of the elections but now he is governing in a very, very different way. >> jesse: i may look naive, martha, but i'm not. politicians lie, they run as uniter's and govern as dividers, joe biden maybe was on moderate he was backslapping segregationist senators in the '70s end '80s, that washington is long gone and since then the guy has been a harsh partisan. he was like that as vp for barack obama, he didn't ever reach across the aisle then, and to be honest with you they have the numbers and if you have the numbers in washington you run up the score and they are going to run up the score and knew whatever they want through, republicans are going to be able to do anything about it until they take back the house and the senate. if you thought that joe was a moderate, look who is kissing his you know what. it's elizabeth warren, bernie sanders and aoc, the socialists, they are at the white house

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pete: jessie, did you ever expect your story to be put to song?that matter, and i thought it was a good idea, because richie, my buddy who started this foundation, and figured i'd give it a shot, and its just been an amazing ride ever since its helped a lot of vets. pete: absolutely, i mean, that's the point ultimately it's great music but it's also, it changes the game for vets when they feel like their story is being understood, and just told. to be in the band, to be a part of creative vet, are there more songs like this as a project and how does being a part of this project change you? >> well there's going to be a whole lot more of these type of songs because of what richard is doing and what jessie kind of kicked off, which is very cool and then teaming with big machine is as cool as it gets in the music business so we're just glad to be able to have been a part of it, and to see it doing what it's doing, to get to meet a guy like jessie just puts your whole world in perspective, and he's such a bad dude, man what's up, jessie haven't seen y

jessie, you're not taking notes but i have a feeling you have all your notes right up here.re your thoughts. >> jesse: i have a few. the president had actually committed incitement under criminal law then juan would have been repeating that word he said for the last month. there is no evidence. criminally, that he incited anything or we would have heard about it every single day. what's going on right now on the senate floor, the democrats have created a tortured chamber for republicans and they are inflicting as much pain and suffering as possible and the viewers on cnn and msnbc are delighting in it because they are basically burning trump alive at the stake for the sins of a few people on the french and just trying to decapitate the heirs to his legacy. so when any republican runs, if they vote to acquit, they will just run an ad tying him to a mob, and if they vote to convict, they will get primary aid. that's what's going on here. the stories about political parties policing their fringes. republicans do that. after this happened, unequivocally condemned by every single

i'm jessi tenure. thank you jesse.we continue now to follow the winter storms impacting the south and today texas senator ted cruz has come under fire after photos of him circulated. >>of him boarding a plane that was going to mexico his trip coming as hundreds of thousands of texans are in the dark and in the cold dealing with the fallout of a winter storm that has crippled the state's power grid and also killed more than 3 dozen people. he said in a statement was school canceled for the week are girls asked to take a trip with friends, wanting to be a good dad, i flew down with them last night. it's being reported that amid the backlash of this trip cruise booked a ticket back to texas this morning. and he is now back in his home state of texas seen some videos of him. getting off the plane was a lot of media they're waiting to see his situation all right let's find out what's happening now with that winter storm in texas. it's a it's a doozy of a storm hits heard a lot of people there in the dark there in the cold a

in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >>speaker nancy pelosi did say today that the house will launch a 9.11 style commission to look into the january 6 siege on the capitol and says it will investigate every aspect of what happened including what triggered it. pelosi also planning an additional spending to boost security around the capital. >>senate majority leader chuck schumer is speaking out about trump's acquittal from his home in new york state senator schumer says that while the u.s. senate may have acquitted trump. he does not think the american people have done the same. but make no mistake about it. >>the person whom inside this. donald j trump. and i believe he deserve to be impeached and he should have been convicted. salute the 7 republican senators to convicted him. i and i am very disappointed in those 2 didn't. but make one thing for sure he has been convicted. in the court of public opinion he has been convicted by the american people. i hope. i believe. that americans have seen this in his support will f

i'm jessi tenure. >>and just really quick question tell us more about this commission to investigate the january 6th attack what's the process actually get it up and running. >>yeah house speaker nancy pelosi just set a couple hours ago that congress will officially move forward with this and it sounds like it will take legislation to do so but there are several bills already being floated around by republicans and democrats. it essentially calls for about 10 members president biden would appoint the chairs and then lawmakers would be able to handle the rest and there would also be members independent of congress as well so there could be you know this bipartisan commission to really focus on why law enforcement wasn't better prepared. before january 6th on january 6 and then now after. >>and how president biden responded to all this so much has gone on. >>yeah president biden was really careful to not say anything about how he thought that the impeachment proceeding should be handled while they were o

recently for a 100 million more doses each of the pfizer and moderna shots live in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >>for the state's open seeing a very large part of the country really dealing with severe weather for those states that are dealing with crazy amount of you know snow and ice and all that the white house team say anything about vaccine delivery with regard to >>the team did say today that the severe weather that we're seeing across the country is definitely interrupting delivery of the vaccine supply but really the only guidance that the white house could give 2 states is to extend hours at vaccination sites once they are ready to safely reopen to be able to make up for this loss ground right now. >>and testing is obviously still an important component to fight against covid as well as the biden administration doing anything to increase testing in places like schools or workplaces. >>yeah the team just did announced today that the white house is allocating one 0.6 billion dollars for testing in schools and other underserved areas it will also to be able to track more easily th

let's go to jessie in california, jessie >> caller: what it do, jimmy chew >> yo -- jimmy chew, i gotavage, too, what's happening? >> caller: my buddy, we'll call him mike pancake. >> okay. >> caller: he's been a big cheerleader of this stock for, oh, the longest time and he's been on the sidelines trying to get me into it i finally jumped on board a couple months ago and, you know, for awhile it been looking like it's been treated like a paypal's little stepbrother but the stock i'm talking about is ebay. >> well, mikey pancake hit it out of the park, my friend great quarter tonight. first of many and i'm going to say buy, buy, buy. guy has horse sense. let's go to mark in wisconsin, mark >> caller: jim, first off, a big shoutout to your production staff. so helpful i got a question for you in the energy sector. recently keystone got shut down and five, six, seven months ago charlie monger and warren buffet were on the east coast buying up pipelines. is the dividend at mmt safe and is magellian mid stream partners a good investment. >> run by mike meres is the best that said, i don't

some have bipartisan agreement others need to win over republicans our washington dc correspondent jessiener takes a look. >>it is what this country needs the work is underway on key parts of president joe biden's nearly 2 trillion dollar coronavirus relief plan without robust action. the recovery is going to be long and painful senate majority leader chuck schumer and house speaker nancy pelosi support the draft legislation that includes money for a long list of priorities like a national vaccination program another round of stimulus checks and enhanced unemployment benefits, the goal is to put back change in people's arms children back in school. workers back in their jobs and money in people's pockets despite differences in dollar ammounts those measures are also included in the republican counter proposal. >>but would still not included state mobile sunday what they're trying to do is bail out states like. >>nancy pelosi's california chuck schumer's new york at the expense of states like tennessee biden's proposal of 350 billion dollars in additional direct aid is a nonstarter for rep

>>in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >bthe director of the cdc is now sounding the alarm that recent gains against the coronavirus could be stalled during the white house coronavirus briefing on friday doctor rochelle walensky said the agency's data shows covid-19 cases have been increasing in the past 3 days. she says more time is needed to see if this is just a bump or the start of a new trend. >>we maybe don't have the virus. but clearly the virus is not done with us. we cannot get comfortable or give in to a false sense of security that the worst of the pandemic is behind us not now not when mass vaccination that is so very close. >>the number of cases and hospitalizations have fallen dramatically since the january peak. after the winter holidays. the number of deaths have also declined but doctor walensky warns the variance could put all that progress in jeopardy. >>that obese americans are some of the people most seriously affected by covid-19 and because of that some states are considering changing. the vaccine re

>>in washington, i'm jessi >>republican lawmakers are working with president biden to work out a new covid relief deal attend senator spent about 2 hours at the white house talking about their plan today, the gop proposal is about 600 billion dollars that's less than a 3rd of the nearly 2 trillion dollar bill the president wants passed. although the 2 sides did not reach a deal. republicans least the attempt at bipartisanship is encouraging. >>i think it was an excellent meeting i am hopeful that we can once again pass as 6 bipartisan covid relief >>the republican proposal would limit another round of direct payments to people making less than $50,000 that does not include any money for state and local governments while republican senators met with the president house democrats were busy condemning georgia representative. >>marjorie taylor greene the first term republican has made headlines with a series of comments pushing unfounded conspiracy theories, including suggesting that the 2018 camp fire here in california was started when a solar panel in space beamed the sun's energy bac

in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >>well to get more analysis on how the republican party is moving forward after the trump impeachment we go to jonathan madison and there's jonathan he's bay area, vice chair of the california republican party jonathan isn't that jonathan let me ask first about that gallup poll that says a huge number of republicans even as they are torn over trump. think there should be a 3rd party and most of the people polled want trump to lead it. what is your reaction to that and what is he representing to people or offering them that that would be the case. >>you know i think that's going to be certain factions in our party right now is as you referenced catherine certain people going to say, but we a party that supports trump directly and there's another part of party that's going to say we need to distance herself from him and somewhere in between we have members of our party that say look it's not time to look to the left or to the right that to look forward. >>i've seen a number of members a

our washington dc correspondent jessi tenure has the very latest. president biden is in wisconsin tonight for a televised town hall to get the american people to buy into his plan. >>but the tougher sell for him is still going to be republicans in congress. president joe biden is taking the sales pitch for his nearly 2 trillion dollars coronavirus relief plan on the road, the vast majority of the american people like what they see in this package white house press secretary jen psaki says the president's trips to wisconsin and michigan this week are not about putting pressure on congress is objective is is really too. >>make sure he is engaging directly with the people who're impacted by the pandemic the price tag is already a nonstarter for republicans like mississippi senator roger wicker much more modest. covid package should be but winter says it should still include his bipartisan legislation to provide 25 billion dollars in grants to struggling restaurants targeted relief. >>to this industry that didn't seem to be able to benefit from the orig

>>live in washington, i'm jessi as. >>just really quick president biden you know in wisconsin tonight in which is no coincidence he won the state by less than a percentage point will here or will we be hearing from voters face to face for the first time since taking the office and what messages should we expect from him. yeah like you said this is the first time president biden is hearing from voters face to face and so we are expecting him to field questions from both. >>of course democrats and republicans with a very pandemic related focus and he is expected to bring up right across this message of unity around his plan, the white house even said today when you look at polling, it is very favorable among democrats and republicans but where he still can't get bipartisan support is in congress republicans are still pushing back on his approach to getting his plan passed and if it becomes can democrats pass president biden's bill without republicans and if so how. >>yeah democrats can move forward without republicans sin

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>>in washington, i'm jessi >>time now is 5.26. we'll take a quick break, here's a live. stormtracker for the radar showing us rain still actively got cross a good bit of the bay area we'll be right back. we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. >>back it is 5.29 right now and we're taking a look at a storm. when it's not raining that hard like you down just a little light green calls that punk rain does and the east coast's calls that punk rain. yes, oh my god, 30 inches they have yet get a half feet of snow and york do a little bit more coming know is coast. they're the focus of a sense of this week yeah starting this week definitely taking a backseat especially when compared to ours last last week was definitely the noteworthy one this time around we're not really talking so much an atmospheric river event. >>this is just a cold front dropping through and oftentimes what happens with these systems as you'll get some development of a line of sho

i'm jessi tenure. >>thank you jesse pfizer is seeking approval now from the fda to store its vaccine. at higher temperatures potentially making distribution much easier right now pfizer's vaccine has to be stored in those ultra cold freezers between -76 in -112 degrees fahrenheit. the company's now submitted new data to the fda showing the vaccine can remain stable between -13 -5 degrees. if the fda grants, the request it would make logistics of delivering the pfizer vaccine much easier potentially speed up distribution and pfizer is also started a large scale clinical trial to the safety and efficacy of the vaccines on pregnant women. the company hopes to enroll for 1000 pregnant women across the globe in this trial. >>participants in the u.s. they've already received their first doses. the trial is expected to wrap up next year meanwhile moderna has launched a registry to track pregnant women whom are receiving the shot they cvs health says it will be contacting americans living in underserved commun

the next step for trump could be the courts or congress washington correspondent jessi tenure joins usth that debate good evening jesse. >>good evening. trump is now a private citizen and there is bipartisan momentum building across congress to hold him accountable beyond the impeachment proceedings. congress is away from washington this week, but the debate over the future of former president donald trump continues his grounds for further both civil and criminal against. >>former president trump delaware democratic senator chris coons doesn't rule out taking trump to court for his role in the deadly attack on the u.s. capitol a gastroenterologist not a nut louisiana. republican senator bill cassidy voted to convict trump but said it's best to move on criminal trials will be looking back. we need to look forward republicans like

stay safe to get them to the telling i think simply telling it this is even your own best healthy jessi's not a not because it was doesn't take account of fish huge history of blood across the league communities in the state and that's why they'll need to work with the leaders on the ground should it she's holding nice ations moving little scene communities on the ground who are all credible alternative. communities. who will follow. germany's extending its lock down to march amid concerns over the new strains of covert knighting comes after chancellor merkel admitted that the government was too slow in its response to the 2nd wave of the pandemic. that of our minister for justice didn't want if we were not careful enough and not fast enough we don't shut down public life early and consistently enough and that science of a 2nd wave and warnings from various scientists it has been a year of learning together how the virus works and what works against it learning means not always doing everything right from the start but correcting our assessments. germany shutdown was due to expire on febr

the country the biden administration says this is affecting all 50 states washington correspondent jessiure joins us now live with the latest effort to get those deliveries. >>back on track jesse. >>yeah good evening grant vicki the weather has really hit the entire vaccine distribution system. workers are snowed in road closures have blocked shipments and then vaccination sites a lot of them are still without power. but with all that being said the white house did emphasize today that all of these delays should be temporary. >>save lives and make lives better on a tour of pfizer's manufacturing site in michigan president joe biden observe the production of the country's covid-19 vaccines in real time extraordinary work to speed on to undertake the most difficult. >>operational challenges this nation has ever faced winter weather this week delayed the president's trip and as covid response team reports it also slowed the distribution of 6 million doses of the vaccine all 50 states have been impacted andy slavitt the team senior adviser says deliveries of the shot or behind about 3 days b

stay safe to get them to that point i think simply telling it this is even your own best healthy jessi's not a not because it was doesn't take account of fish huge history of blood across the league communities in the state and that's why they only eat a word with the leaders on the ground shit she's holding nice ations movements in communities on the ground who are all credible alternative. communities. who follow. the french courts had harrowing final arguments in the case of a french minor known as julie allegedly raped by $25.00 fighters the decision on the case that sparked a public outcry is set to be delivered next month or 1st off we spoke to julie's mother who says the trial is a pivotal moment. as you and very worried we are very worried by this process because for 10 years justice has despised us we no longer have any confidence in the law i think that julie's case may have been significant in its own way because for several years now i have been fighting to make this case known to open a criminal case i've heard from many that now thanks to this case people are not afraid to

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safe or to get them to that point i think and simply telling it this is even your own best healthy jessi's not a not because it was doesn't take account of dish huge history of the lack of trust of these communities in the state now it's fired elete a word with the leaders on the ground churches hold the ninety's ations movements in communities on the ground who have got credible alternative. communities. they will follow. me time travellers to britain face huge fines and prison terms if they lie about their travel history or quarantine plans when to put that contentious issue up for debate later in the program. is. now over in germany been extended to march now despite a falling infection rate chancellor merkel agreed with local governors there that new code variance could undermine progress. put the word that we have made it clear once again today that certain measures will remain in place the contact restrictions non-essential private travel and visits should be refrained from the call for home office which also applies until the 15th of march for the time being should be taken very ser

capitol yeah, the next step for trump could be the courts or back to washington correspondent jessi tenureive with. the debate jesse. >>yeah good evening becky in

. >> reporter: today, senate minority leader jessi mitchell tweeted, "the house's partisan vote reflects a deliberately partisan process and a missed opportunity to meet americans' needs." also likely to weigh in on this topic, former president trump, who will make his return to the national spotlight tomorrow at cpac, the conservative political action conference in orlando, florida. cbs news has learned he plans to criticize president biden on his immigration policy and so-called identity politics. adriana. z: chrisna ruffini travelwintn wilmingtonnewaon: a irdccine y & johnson is set to ship out. cbs' danya bacchus in los angeles has the latest. danya, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, adriana. sites like the forum here in los angeles could see arrival of the new vaccine next week. california governor gavin newsom says the state is expecting 380,000 doses and that number could increase as more supply becomes available. tonight, vaccine game changer. >> we now have three highly effective vaccines. >> reporter: a rapid rollout for the one-and-done johnson & johnson vaccine