taz also said he was willing to work with them to help catch leon. so police told taz to call leon.hat's up, man. >> how you doing, buddy? >> pretty good. hey, listen i'm going to set up a meeting with you tomorrow, so we can finish this. okay? >> okay. >> taz told leon he was bringing a partner. >> i'm gonna bring with me the navy s.e.a.l. guy because he wants, you know -- so we can this done -- >> taz didn't tell leon his new partner was really an undercover police officer. then leon said something taz wasn't expecting. >> we're taking care of both problems? >> what both problems? >> both of the individuals that we're talking about. >> taz looked at me and shrugged his shoulders. >> a second potential victim has just been added to the mix. >> yes, right. yes. >> leon agreed to meet at an olive garden restaurant with taz and, the undercover officer, who went by adam. we've agreed not to show his face. what is the goal of this meeting? >> make sure that this really is a murder for hire and to gather evidence. to see what it is that they want, also to discuss payment. >> when leon sh

their main aim to deliver vaccination fast and quick so they put a lot of money into a vaccination taz was that into the whole that some nation program around 12000000000 pounds the u.k. is many more those is all vaccination from from various companies across the world that they actually need say it is determination and money which i think is the 1st reason that the vaccination strategy is successful so far the other reason i think is that the u.k. has a centrally organized health system the n.h.s. and the g.p. the family doctors they have all the information that they need in order to prioritise patients and also to colds to call them so you see here it's actually very easy to get an appointment people go to one of these vaccination centers and hundreds of thousands of brits every day are getting their shots where you begin. in rome italy is cope with 9 challenges the moment. well i mean it's one of the hardest hit countries in the world right now is seen basically a drop since november the number of daily sections it's under 15000 but that's it you're still seeing several 100 deaths

>> we're always concerned about event taz can lead to superspreader events but i'm worried about the super bowl because of the presence of these variants. >> reporter: an unsettling sign. tens of millions of people gathering around tv sets or bars to watch the super bowl. >> go chiefs >> reporter: in some cases, raging nightclubs during the days leading up to the events. >> i'm really worried about people partying in bars, people that are at home at crowded events let's make sure everybody watching the super bowl this year is around to watch it next year. >> covid is definitely something to be considered, you've got to be safe no matter what. >> reporter: masking and social distancing critical, even as covid cases dip nationally but in iowa, the governor has abandoned the mask mandate, and any limits on public gatherings, prompting this tweet from white house chief of staff ron klain 100 days of masking to bend the curve, is it too much to ask an imperative football fans are being implored to take to heart. >> if previously one person could get two people infected, with these new str

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