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fox two starts now, with the number of covid cases dropping sam matteo and marin counties have allowed most businesses now to resume indoor services. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener. i'm frank somerville. the two counties have moved from the purple tear into the less restrictive red here and tonight restaurants, bars and jim's welcome back customers. ktvu pemberley in south san francisco. now with how things went amber, frank here on grand avenue. there is excitement among business owners. they tell me they've waited months to be able to offer indoor. services again. working out indoors resumed at 5 a.m. wednesday at physique magnifique in south san francisco. we just might have to close down to get in one point, so let's make the best of this run and, you know, prepare for next time, the owners say they hope there will be no more shutdowns. but no, it's always a possibility. one client says, receiving personal training over zoom doesn't quite work out the way she'd like when i'm here. you know there's people around. they're all working hard, too, so the energy is better

. >> sam stein, going to play comments by lindsey graham tonight on fox news that i and others found astounding. we'll discuss on the other side. >> what i would say to senator mcconnell, i know trump can be a handful, but he is the most dominant figure in the republican party, we don't have a snowball's chance in hell of taking back the majority without donald trump. i'm sorry what happened on january 6th, he'll get his fair share of blame, but to my republican colleagues in the senate, let's try to work together, realize without president trump we're never going to get back in the majority. and president trump, you're going to have to make some changes. >> sam how is that going to go over with members of the party in the house and senate with "r"s after their names, and did he just as national republican obliquely green light some primaries that people didn't want? >> yes, i think that's true. he gave trump cover to attack mcconnell there. if you're looking for lindsay graham to signal allegiances, didn't take much to read between the lines, talking about how mcconnell needs to be

fox two starts now, with the number of covid cases dropping sam matteo and marin counties have allowedrvices. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener. i'm frank somerville. the two counties have moved from the purple tear into the less restrictive red here and tonight restaurants, bars and jim's welcome back customers. ktvu pemberley in south san francisco. now with how things went amber, frank here on grand avenue. there is excitement among business owners. they tell me they've waited months to be able to offer indoor

(sam) 5g ultra wideband, now in parts of many cities. this is 5g built right. only from verizon. gerry: foxearned republican congressman ron wright of texas has died. wright tested positive for coronavirus several weeks ago. he also battled lung cancer, he was 67 years old. a statement from a spokesperson says over the past few years, congressman wright kept a rigorous work schedule on the floor of u.s. house of representatives and at home in texas being treated for cancer. they were admitted to baylor hospital in dallas after contracting covid-19. our thoughts and prayers for his family. >>> astrazeneca shares found small scale study found it is less effective than the vaccine distributed in south africa. they are developing a new generation of vaccine after the officials suspended the vaccine's distribution. president biden will visit a vaccine facility today in arizona. we're learning in many blue states they're struggling with the distribution of the vaccine. edward lawrence has the story. reporter: this really boils down to process versus flexibility. what we're finding that some gover

sam dewey, you're always terrific. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you very much. elizabeth: okayful we're coming into the bottom of the hour. you're watching the fox business network. coming up, young americans for liberty analyst kristin tate, a powerful judge delivering a new reckoning for new york governor andrew cuomo, ruling governor cuomo and his administration must now show the full count of covid deaths in nursing homes. this is related to the scandal hitting the governor about his executive order putting covid-19 patients back into nursing homes. the cuomo team has done everything it could, talked about everything else it can instead of that order. it's now accused of covering the story up. the story next. >> cuomo administration is trying to circle the wag gones here because -- wagons here because for months we were told by the media that governor cuomo was the model of governance in the time of covid, and what we realize is they callously cooked the books by at least 50% when it comes to nursing home deaths, and something tells me that may and something tells me that may only be the you're clearly someone who takes care of yourself. so

sam dewey, you're always terrific. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you very much. elizabeth: okayful we're coming into the bottom of the hour. you're watching the foxamericans for

sam dewey, you're always terrific. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you very much. elizabeth: okayful we're coming into the bottom of the hour. you're watching the foxans for liberty analyst kristin tate, a powerful judge delivering a new reckoning for new york governor andrew cuomo, ruling governor cuomo and his administration must now show the full count of covid deaths in nursing homes. this is related to the scandal hitting the governor about his executive order putting covid-19 patients back into nursing homes. the cuomo team has done everything it could, talked about everything else it can instead of that order. it's now accused of covering the story up. the story next. >> cuomo administration is trying to circle the wag gones here because -- wagons here because for months we were told by the media that governor cuomo was the model of governance in the time of covid, and what we realize is they callously cooked the books by at least 50% when it comes to nursing home deaths, and something tells me that may only be the tip of the iceberg. ♪ you're clearly someone who takes care of yourself. so why wait to screen for colon cancer? because when ca

sam dewey, you're always terrific. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you very much. elizabeth: okayful we're coming into the bottom of the hour. you're watching the foxn tate, a powerful judge delivering a new reckoning for new york governor andrew cuomo, ruling governor cuomo and his administration must now show the full count of covid deaths in nursing homes. this is related to the scandal hitting the governor about his executive order putting covid-19 patients back into nursing homes. the cuomo team has done everything it could, talked about everything else it can instead of that order. it's now accused of covering the story up. the story next. >> cuomo administration is trying to circle the wag gones here because -- wagons here because for months we were told by the media that governor cuomo was the model of governance in the time of covid, and what we realize is they callously cooked the books by at least 50% when it comes to nursing home deaths, and something tells me that may only be the sarah, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? hmm. so what are you waiting for? captain ahab to help you find a par

sam) 5g ultra wideband, now in parts of many cities. this is 5g built right. only from verizon. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. elizabeth: let's welcome back to the show fox. david, great to see you again. thanks for joining us. okay. we're tracking these lawsuits now, the little guy battling back against destruction caused by antifa rioters in half a dozen states. what do you say to this story? >> about time, i will say that right off the bat. look, what we have here was a failure by the city officials, decisions made by mayor jacob fry and others to abandon a police station close to the diner that filed the initial lawsuit. therefore their actions enabled the rioters to go further to destroy their business. we saw these decisions all across america. these suits are warranted because there is a initial expectation as an individual, a business or otherwise, that law enforcement will do their job and when they're ordered otherwise to ignore their responsibility to both serve and protect by the city officials, then civil lawsuits are absolutely necessary. i think they will have standing of 4 1/2 million dollar beginning is their demand. but other businesses

sam's club, winn dixie, begin distributing the vaccine today. so how does this change the game for the nationwide effort? let's bring in foxsley: good morning. this is happening in florida. they seem to have figured this out. they're asking winn dixie, sam's, publix to start. that's great. >> florida is doing an amazing job with their vaccine rollout. this is such a brilliant idea, ainsley. they start off with publix, winn dixie and walmart. walmart serves over 250 of million customers every week. so their public outreach is phenomenon, helping to expand availability and accessibility of the vaccine. especially to our most vulnerable population. as it is right now, we're vaccinating about 1.4 million americans daily. so this is an additional 1 million vaccines being sent out, being allocated to the pharmacies every single week. definitely is going to have an impact, put a dent in the pandemic. ainsley: we're hearing about all these people lining up, we hear that you have to get on the list. here in new york, i don't know what's going on. i want you to explain it to me. because this is one of the staffers who was at one of

sam accardo and the effect it's having o now. in j. n robbery and in any ox store at the any up target store. ktvu never be alone. updates us on the police investigation. from sky foxng lot cordoned off customers cleared out the store closed and the wreckage of a failed get away. they did brandished a firearm at the web at the pharmacy. i they went behind the counter, police say, 2 18 year old men from antioch used a gun to rob the pharmacy of narcotics, most likely opioids. and on their way out. somehow a customer was shot in the leg, and we don't know if there was a struggle at the door if he just got in their way, if he was trying to intervene, we just don't know and we're still trying to piece that part of it all together, the robbers pulled away into the path of an arriving police vehicle. we really just think it was an incredible circumstance of the wrong place at the wrong time for them. they ran into the police car. the passenger fled. the officer chased on foot. both suspects were quickly caught. ah, gun. what had tossed was recovered. and as this unfolded, i want the residents of antioch to know that they will be that they will be provided answers. annie