but jeff zucker has not done this alone.ward we want to be a lot more specific and much more detailed about who is trying to strip you of your most valuable birth right as an american which is the freedom to speak and hear the truth. everything is based on that. and you should know the names of the people trying to take it away. you should know why they are trying to do it. you should understand the stakes. we want to begin tonight briefly because we're going to have a lot more time in the coming weeks and months because it's important. but we want to begin tonight with jeff zucker's boss a man called john stanky. john stanky runs at&t which owns cnn. stanky know what is jeff zucker does at cnn and he strongly approved of it. last year stanky announced that zucker was doing, quote, a wonderful job at the channel. and you should be concerned about that. at&t is an enormously powerful company. in 2019 its net income was nearly $14 billion. more ominous at&t controls over a million miles of fiber lines. chances are virtually ev

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zucker is here every day and dr. zucker is here every night at midnight and dr. zucker is dealing with the hospitals, et cetera, but, yes, we prioritized doj over the state legislature and that's what they focused on and forgot -- besides the state legislature, there were people requests. there were press requests that were not answered on a timely basis and that created the void that i'm talking about, and then once you create a void people spread disinformation. this conspiracy theory, this conspiracy theory. they are not giving you this information because of this, because of this, because of this, and -- and if you lost a loved one and you're hearing all these theories and all this negativity then you say maybe my father didn't have to die, and that's -- that's the unfortunate circumstance but short answer steve they did know. they did know. they were told. assembly and senate, we have the department of justice. we're giving them precedence. on the police reform, i believe you need more public safety in the subway stations. i believe you need better safety, p

howie: zucker clashed with his boss at warner media.etrayed because he made nbc all this money with the show. >> i don't think jeff would think he would be so intertwined with donald trump who was his big star at nbc, with the a(tigs. -- apprentice. you have to think was it business or personal with how the network ended up going over the last four years. the relationship between them was fractured once that happened. it was very good before. now you saw what we got. there's personal elements to that as well. howie: let me just get you in on this new people magazine cover story on the bidens if we can put that up, glowing story, the president and his right. a reporter asked some policy questions, also asked is the white house starting to feel like home and could you do this job without her, jill biden. your take on that? >> yes. we should clarify, it's dr. jill biden, of course. it was like joe biden interview mad libs. you got the backbone with the ram rod and all the stuff you normally get, it told us nothing. look, it's people magazi

howard zucker continues to lie and blame others. they actually came out with their own investigation a few months ago, conducted by themselves, exonerating them of any problems at all, so that is why it is important to have a bipartisan investigation so that we don't have a governor conducting his own investigation. people will do it for the families and so that this doesn't happen ever again. >> harris: well, and if you want to get to answers, you are going to need that too. that is what de blasio is calling in yet another scandal for this governor, having to do with a woman who is accusing him of sexual harassment and more. he wants an independent look at this, but for the specifically, we know from he says he was strong-armed by governor cuomo, so we know that i could be part of it too. janice, what about these democrats? it sure looked like there weren't any others besides came yesterday. are they really on board with doing the right thing? >> there were several there, but we need way more to come across the aisle with republica

howard zucker as our physician. he trained at johns hopkins, served at hhs, who, nih, teaches at columbia and yale university. if we had to pay him what he was worth, we couldn't afford it. and he gave his best advice on the information that he had at the time. i would trust dr. zucker with my mother's care. that's why i trust him with your mother's care. i wouldn't have anyone who is the health commissioner who i wouldn't trust with my mother, and that's why i trust him with your mother. to be clear, all the deaths in the nursing homes and in the hospitals were always fully publicly and accurately reported. the numbers were the numbers always. people did request information beyond the place of death, not just where they -- how many in a nursing home, not just how many in a hospital. they did request different categoizations beyond those counts. how many people died, who were in a nursing home but then went to a hospital. how many people died who were in a hospital but went back to a nursing home. how do you count p

jonathan zucker represents pezzola. counsellor, can you hear me?oud and clear. >> just one step backwards. when donald trump said about the proud boys, stand back and stand by, let me remind the audience of that moment. >> what do you want to call them, give me a name. >> white supremacists. proud boys. >> proud boys, stand back and stand by. >> now, we all took that as way too weak, almost condoning them. is it your understanding that so did the proud boys? my understanding is that they adopted that as part of their motto. >> let me preface this by saying i have never discussed this with mr. pezzola nor anybody else who claims to be a proud boy, so i don't know what their reactions were to that. i know that mr. pezzola's contact with the proud boys is short lived. relatively recent. it preceded probably in december. so i don't think he's had any connection with that statement. >> all right. >> i would be speculating. >> i got you. so we'll talk about who he is, what he's about in a second. but first, he went before a judge and said, let me tell yo

at this time than doctor zucker.s decisions that people now question with no credential, you mention politics, you can make any accusation, no evidence, no background but we are lucky to have him and i am sorry for the abuse that he has had to subject himself to do good things for the people of the state but i want you to have an opportunity to hear from him because many of the questions question his judgment and they were wrong and i want new yorkers to know who their doctor is on the state level. >> thank you, governor and thank you for the kind words. i have thought about this a lot. neil: i want to be very clear that they governor, may be deliberate it slight intended that the issue people having is not with his blue ribbon list of doctors, they're not talking about his task force and whether it was hiding things from the public on the nursing home deaths or the medical professionals doing their darndest to deal with the covid-19, the issue that was raised had something to do directly with the governor and his of

zucker says he defended the directive. listen. >> what if we hadn't done it.ould not have been available because they would've been occupied by someone who could have been discharged. you make the decisions based on the information you have at the time. we made the right public health decision at that time, and faced with the same facts, we would make the same decisions again. >> third cuomo administration said at the time at the beginning of the pandemic the big issue was hospital beds. new york hospital beds were being taken up and they were trying to make sure there was enough room to save lives and they were defending that directive. i will note that again, this is we just saw a study that came out today that found that that directive did lead too at least several hundred, possibly even 1,000 unnecessary deaths, so this is what people want an investigation, particularly the people families. if the policies may have caused more harm than they should. >> we are following this. brian, thanks. >> as governor cuomo was speaking, our next to guests are watching,

around the world other animals including zucker realist and mink have tested positive for cove at 19. the officials here aren't taking any chances after months of rising cases the numbers in south korea are now on the decline restrictions are slowly being eased and the 1st vaccine has been approved in the country. other local governments plan to follow in seoul footsteps to ensure these 4 legged friends are also free to roam. the pets when northern europe has spent the last few weeks walking carefully through snow to avoid any slip ups but they finish artist has taken this to a whole new level yarn a pooka and some local volunteers use nothing but their footsteps to create this elaborate work of art not far from the capitol hill seeing the patterns were combined to resemble massive snow flicked the whole piece 160 meters across but it's unlikely to stand the test of time heavy snow no surprise is forecast for the next few days. enjoy it while you can. and here's a reminder of the top stories that we're following for you germany's leaders have agreed to extend the national walk down un

studio has been renowned for its stained glass church windows since 887. 9 and designer cut here zucker church took over operations in 2015 from a member of the founding fund take family. last year they received global acclaim for 3 windows they made for the chancel of tola abbey in western germany they were designed using motifs by famous german painter god krishna. nirvana we were invited to submit a bed for making new windows for tall i abbey one artist had already been picked the other was described only as an internationally known artist when we got the commission we found out it was a hard hat with us the studio was making 31 more windows for the abbey based on designs by afghan artist max. it takes an average of about one month to make one of the 9 metre tall windows each depicts scenes from the bible some of the detailed windows have already been installed churches are the primary source of the munich studios commissions but it's works can also be found in secular settings as well such as this tiling in a munich subway station. cooperation with famous designers promises new busi

around the world other animals including zucker realist and mink have tested positive for cove at 19. the officials here aren't taking any chances after months of rising cases the numbers in south korea are now on the decline restrictions are slowly being eased and the 1st vaccine has been approved in the country. other local governments plan to follow in seoul footsteps to ensure these 4 legged friends are also free to roam. finally using conferences they've become the norm for wants of us during this pandemic but not everyone understands the technology in this courtroom video for example an american lawyer has a few problems on the mind of the old you have grown filter is in the office and the video settings you might want to all out there to find the number george i can hear you i think it's a filter it in there has to go out of my assistant or she's trying to fall off of. that's i'm here live that's not i'm not a cat. that's right it's not attack the day is always done the covers there's he continues online to find us on twitter either g.w. news you can follow me and print off t.v

around the world other animals including zucker realist and mink have tested positive for cope at 19. the officials here aren't taking any chances after months of rising cases the numbers in south korea are now on the decline restrictions are slowly being eased and the 1st vaccine has been approved in the country. other local governments plan to follow unsolved footsteps to ensure these 4 legged friends are also free to roam. or finally using conferences they've become the norm for wants of his during this pandemic but not everyone understands the technology in this courtroom video for example an american lawyer has a few problems online the legal view has grown filters in the office and the video settings you might want to. find the number george i can hear you i think it's a filter it and then go out of my system her she's trying to. all of. us here live what's not i'm not a tenner. that's right he's not a cat the day is always done the conversation continues online to find us on twitter either d w news you can follow me a print off t.v. and remember whatever happens between now and

stories now that obviously sparked a lot of shock but also huge now this will happen because mark zucker bugs not a fan of proposed legislation in the country which would fool tech and social media companies to pay news publishers to replace that content facebook says this is on it's not willing to negotiate so it responded with this bold. move which is really infuriated this trading government facebook. sections were unnecessary they way heavy handed and they will damage it's reputation here in australia their decision to block a stray and access to government sites be they have bad support through the pandemic mental health emergency services the bureau of meteorology were completely unrelated to the media code which is yet to pass through the senate facebook's actions to unfriend australia today cutting off essential information services on health and emergency services were as they were disappointing i am in regular contact with the leaders of other nations on these issues we will not be intimidated by big seeking to pressure our parliaments as he votes on our important news media ba

for them do unto zucker look very similar. to as good a move i do you deny that i work at a large coal mine an hour away from pyongyang i can't come often because of my work . going slow to be able to today we visited the great leaders muscly him so i stop by here so i like to come to pyongyang. relax time after having fun like this work comes more easily i. got what are you looking at go play through the years. we've never been abroad but now we have lots of water parks even at home in our province north of pyongyang to get lose more you. know you know carnival modifies and we will become the best in the world without anyone's help just by our own hands down but with the shots titled i don't want. any more questions where the best the family. were. some of the rural visitors seem a bit lost in the crowd home but since many people don't know how to swim no one really notices. but on state television nowadays people can even tune into swimming lessons whoa whoa i. the sun is beginning to set a good time to visit the city's main

totally ignore dozen more deaths, millions more in damage, and not even think about it, it's like jeff zuckern and jussie smollett teamed up together to run the fbi. it's lunacy and it's happening before our very eyes. jesse: your father will be speaking at cpac on sunday. how is he doing? and can you give us a preview of what to expect? >> i think he's doing great. the people, the base is 100% united behind donald trump. all of a sudden they are backtracking because as the republican party typically does. they don't know how to read the room well. when i walk around the room at cpac, the amount of love for my father's policies. it's absolutely incredible. i think you will see talk of that. you will see talk of this just being a different republican party. one that isn't just in to losing while being graciously received at the cocktail parties if you washington, d.c. that's what our establishment has done. they have done nothing better man he sessionally snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. donald trump said you don't have to do that. you can fight for the people. you can put america first

howard zucker during the last press conference said that they did everything correctly and that theyn, so they admitted to 15,000 seniors that we know of, there are many seniors that are not counted and continue to argue that the seniors that have died as a result of the lockdowns should be counted, not as covid deaths, but as a result of -- we know that the numbers are higher, and know that someone like zucker would have powers to do that again. >> sandra: we wish you the very best, thank you for sharing your story here. >> john: another point of outrage, parents and students in los angeles holding zoom blackout protests demanding schools reopen saying science and the experts are on their side. for the schools remain closed as teachers stay home. frustrated parents putting up 50 billboards up and down the state. this one looking like an amber alert saying missing all students, last seen march 13th 2020, reward, their future. open schools now. jonathan's ackerson is the founder of reopen california schools, we should mention that your kids are in school and class in county's, so you

a good communicator, a pretty good actor but commissioner zucker will never get any for the performance yesterday. a role in the sequel to dodgeball 2, dodging questions like crazy. he and this -- more excuses and those excuses, the worst tragedy, one of the worst tragedies in the history of new york city, 50,000 of our most vulnerable population, they lost their lives. we have to have a bipartisan investigation. democrats and republicans know what rises above politics and we are supporting that. todd: what needs to happen next? >> we have enough information for an investigation on that, we need more transparency, more accountability, the fbi investigation going on may be the only way to get it. bottom line this governor has withheld information from this legislation, the oversight powers, that was not transparency at all. we can move forward with our own investigation, all powers in our disposal. with no information at all. we get back to that. it is very frustrating. the fbi investigation may be the only way for accountability for the families that lost loved ones, hiding information,

around the world other animals including zucker realist and mink have tested positive for cove at 19. the officials here aren't taking any chances after months of rising cases the numbers in south korea are now on the decline restrictions are slowly being eased and the 1st vaccine has been approved in the country. other local governments plan to follow in saul's footsteps to ensure these 4 legged friends are also free to roam. finally zoom conferences have become the norm for lots of us during the pandemic but not everyone seems to understand the technology of this courtroom video in which an american lawyer has a few problems i believe in you have a filter turned on in the video settings. you might want to article where to find the number george i can hear you i think it's a filter it and then should go out of my system here she's trying to. all. of us i'm here live what's not i'm not a cat. i can i can see that. now you want your b.w. news up next on news asia no breakthrough from the w.h.o. investigation into the origins of the corona virus and. nephew demonologist tells us what be

. >> jesse: it's so bad that zucker at cnn won't let chris, his brother, go near him, conveniently. governor's brand is too toxic all of a sudden. it's getting rough. >> juan: i'm gonna ask greg about that later, but dana, let me ask you about the scandal reaching washington. now, there's a letter from 9 republican senators asking the senate judiciary committee to have mark garland, the nominee for attorney general, commit that he will investigate andrew cuomo. i'm wondering if that's a little bit of overreach by the republicans. shouldn't an investigation be done privately and without political pressure question marks before it's easy for mayor garland to answer the question, which is "look like the doj and attorneys offices investigating." -- >> dana: if i were mayor garland i would say "no reason to stop that," move on, and get confirmed. i don't think andrew cuomo ever thought he would be grateful to be under ted cruz except for today. [laughter] for political news, ted cruz is getting attention today for something else we will talk about in a bit. when you are taking incoming f

around the world other animals including zucker realist and mink have tested positive for cove at 19. the officials here aren't taking any chances after months of rising cases the numbers in south korea are now on the decline restrictions are slowly being eased and the 1st vaccine has been approved in the country. other local governments plan to follow in seoul footsteps to ensure these 4 legged friends are also free to roam. or finally using conferences they've become the norm for wants of us during this pandemic but not everyone understands the technology in this courtroom video for example an american lawyer has a few problems online the legal view has run filter is in me and all of us and the video settings you might want to all out of your divine the number george i can hear you i think it's a filter it and then go out of my system her she's trying to. all of. us i'm here live let's not i'm not a tenner. that's right it's not attack the day is always done the conversation continues online to find us on twitter either d w news you can follow me and print off t.v. and remember what

howard zucker arguing that 98% of new york nursing homes had covid cases before admitting a patient from the hospital, and that the major drive of infection appeared to be from staff. >> reporter: this latest controversy comes after governor cuomo was praised initially for his handling of the pandemic. he even wrote a best-selling book about leadership in a pandemic. his daily covid briefings became appointment viewing during the worst of the outbreak here in new york, and he was even awarded an international any founders award for his use of television to calm the public. some even thought he should run for president. well, now he faces a real crisis. athena jones, cnn, new york. >>> coming up next, breaking news involving the royal family. prince harry and meghan markle make a big announcement. and fidelity will help her explore some different scenarios, like saving more every month. ♪ and that has carla feeling so confident that she can enjoy her dream... right now. that's the planning effect, from fidelity. at t-mobile, we have a plan built just for customers 55 and up. saving 50% vs

around the world other animals including zucker realist and mink have tested positive for cove at 19. the officials here aren't taking any chances after months of rising cases the numbers in south korea are now on the decline restrictions are slowly being eased and the 1st vaccine has been approved in the country. other local governments plan to follow in seoul footsteps to ensure these 4 legged friends are also free to roam. or finally zoom conferences they've become the norm for a wants of his during this pandemic but not everyone understands the technology in this courtroom video for example an american lawyer has a few problems on the line the legal view has drawn filter is in me and the video settings you might want to all out where to find the number george i can hear you i think it's a filter it and there is a go out of my system her she's trying to. all of. us are here law that's not i'm not a cat. that's right he's not a cat the day is over is done the conversation continues online to find us on twitter either d.w. news you can follow me and print off t.v. and remember whatev

state health commissioner doctor howard zucker arguing that because of the pandemic nuisances and to roll some people said before, cuomo's calls under the microscope in recent days. was an internal the teacher james releasing report that states undercounted nursing home patient deaths by 50% after not including residents dying in hospitals. governor george pataki suggesting another investigation. >> a new low. for months they've been trying to get those numbers stonewall. >> representative lee results and call the cover up. >> new york state ordered these nursing homes to take an affected patients and paste from -- replaced with healthy residents and it spread like wildfire. shannon: new york governor andrew cuomo facing more criticism for telling people to stay off the roads but driving himself from albany to new york but if he's going to have responders out here like the person plowing the road that he himself would want to be here as well. the storm continuing across the northeast blanketing the city in new york and 44 counties across the state under an emergency order. shannon: t

trickling out and we did a bipartisan investigation into this governor and his administration howard zucker'scovid positive patients might have infected a patient or two and he said no. david: unbelievable i have to get personal you become a great reporter and you broken a lot of stories but how can you separate your journalistic self from your personal story which is affected you may not only you just your whole family. >> it is difficult but i'm speaking on behalf of thousands of families that want answers and i did not want to share the story is so personal, he is a very private person but he realized because people were asking the question and work getting the answers that someone had to speak up, i am that person and i will continue to do so long after this is not a story anymore we really need to find out these answers so no other family has to go through this again. david: you must've heard because your prominent individual you must've heard from hundreds of other people who went to the same thing your family did you now have this large family that you are essentially representing as a

zucker with his mother, that was a talking point on the chalkboard.an't even say what i was about to say because then i would be sent home for a week. but what a jerk, how's that? >> juan: jesse, as we are talking about democrats attacking democrats, attacking cuomo, the name that keeps coming up is letitia james, the attorney general in new york in the first to reveal that there had been cover-up of the number of deaths at the nursing home. do you think she is running for office here? people say she'd be the first woman governor of new york. >> jesse: maybe, she was in on it because she slow walked in and everybody knew what cuomo was doing for nearly a year. look at the time line, in march or early, dr. fauci last year said the most vulnerable population where the elderly. a month later, cuomo comes out and mandates they stuff covid-infected patients into nursing homes and waits until may after covid has scorched through like wildfire into the nursing homes to rescind the order, hides and numbers all summer until the feds opened an investigation and

you have to wonder if jeff zucker will over to get called up to congress to answer for that.time, jamie dort joins us, a man often accused of misinformation from host of "the jamie dort show," and he joins us tonight. appreciate you coming on the show knowing how attacked you are when you do. why do you think we are hearing so much about misinformation, and i should say you are on the left, i am not, both of us have been accused of it, what is this about? >> well, i just want to say about it -- i think two things can be true. i think your assessment of them not covering the real problem in america is true. i think we can also have a racist criminal justice system, just because -- >> tucker: that's true. >> so we can have two problems at once. >> tucker: but we don't talk about the other. why is it, for all of the conversation we have about race, most of what you are not allowed to participate in and no one wants a real conversation about it, but why don't we ever have a conversation about what is happening with all of the money for the federal reserve is printing and why is i

. >> zucker says the march 25th directive had no significant impact on the number of covid-19 deathsnursing homes but a new study by a state watchdog group called the empire center says that policy led to several hundred and possibly more than 1,000 unnecessary resident deaths. >> bret: bryan llenas in new york, thank you. now the weather even though power is restored and most of texas tonight, many residents are having a hard time finding food and water. thousands and other states faced similar issues tonight. correspondent casey stegall's in dallas live again tonight. good evening. >> good evening. we saw the sunshine for the first time in a long time and a lot of the snow has gone off the ground at least here in downtown dallas. the power mostly back on throughout much of texas however, about half the state now has unsafe drinking water and halting action from the white house and the state. >> were working round-the-clock and we will continue to work around the clock. to address and to meet your needs and challenges and help you overcome them and get them behind you. >> president

mark zucker arguing 90% of nursing homes had covid cases before admitting a patient to eye ahospital driver of infections appears to be from asymptomatic staff. the controversial director was scrapped in may. and the latest controversy comes after governor andrew cuomo was praised about the handling of the pandemic. he even wrote a best-seller about the pandemic. the daily briefings became an emmy founders award for inform and calm the public. some people were even talking about how he should run for president. well, now, he faces a real crisis. athena jones, cnn, new york. >>> up next, president biden's agenda. we're live in washington with details on the strategy the president will move to push ahead beyond the impeachment. i'm erin. -and i'm margo. we've always done things our own way. charted our own paths. i wasn't going to just back down from moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. psoriatic arthritis wasn't going to change who i am. when i learned that my joint pain could mean permanent joint damage, i asked about enbrel. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop perman

howard zucker argued that 98% of nursing homes had coached cases before admitting a positive patientinfections appears to be from asymptomatic staff. the controversial directive was scrapped in may. this is after governor cuomo was praised initially for his handling of the pandemic. he even wrote a best selling book about leadership in a pandemic. his daily covid briefings became appointment viewing during the worst of the outbreak here in new york and he was even award an international emmy founders award for his use of television to inform and calm the public. some people were even talking about how he should run for president. well, now he faces a real crisis. athena jones, cnn, new york. >> athena, thank you. there is a bitter cold gripping the country. i mean from coast to coast. this is expansive. and with it, a potential texas-sized snowstorm here. we have a live report for you on what you can expect, stay close. , anna could only imagine a comfortable night's sleep without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before

world we cover and so grateful to my show team, you know who you are, you know who you are, to jeff zucker, to my very large cnn family and to you, to you. the next chapter of my life will be focused on what i love the most about my work, amplifying the lives of extraordinary americans and putting my passion for storytelling to good use. for the last two years i have been working on my first book. it's called "huddle, how women unlock their collective power" and, you know, there is just more i need to do, more i need to do outside of this place, outside of the walls of this place, a place i have been privileged to call home now for 13 years and, yup, we are still in a opinion democratic and, no, i don't have a job i'm jumping right into and yes, yes, i'm feeling very vulnerable, but what is it renee brown says? vulnerability is the birthplace of innovation, creativity and change, and i am so excited about what is to come. so here goes. i really do hope you join me, and in the meantime, i will be right here with you, right here until mid-april, and now to the news. >>> less than a month sin

howard zucker arguing that because of the pandemic, this isn't the role some people signed up for. his policies under the microscope in recent days. new york attorney general patricia james releasing a report that the state undercounted nursing home deaths by almost 50% after not including residents who died at hospitals. former new york governor blasting cuomo suggesting another investigation. >> this is a new low. for months, legislators, everyone's been trying to get those numbers from the governor's office and they've been stonewalled. >> calling it a cover up >> new york state ordered these nursing homes to take an infected patients and place them with healthy residents. and then it spread like wildfire. >> new york governor andrew cuomo facing some more criticism today for telling people to stay off the road, but driving himself from albany to new york. if he is going to have to responders out here, that he himself would want to be here as well. now this storm continuing across the northeast and it's continuing to come down blanketing the city here in new york and 44 counties

howard zucker says, quote: with the facts that we had at the moment in time, it was the correct decisionthat enough? >> no. you know what? i understand this was a pandemic, it's up precedented. i think people can honestly say that there's going to be mistakes. but department of health came out with a july report that was a full-on defense of the march 25th directive which, in that report conspicuously left out the data we were seeking which was those nursing home residents that died but died in hospitals. it excluded that data. and the health commissioner in a recent report that came out from the data that we finally got through court order from the empire center, the empire center did an analysis that showed there is a correlation with that march 25th directive with putting covid patients into nursing homes and increasing the mortality rate and that it may not have been the cause for all nursing home deaths, and i don't think that would be accurate to say either, but it certainly made a bad situation worse. and for them to pretend that it didn't, i think, is irresponsible to say the lea

anthony zucker is also following events for us anthony, is it surprising that they have come back andheard from them? ida. they have come back and we still haven't heard from them? no, it's not surprising- _ haven't heard from them? no, it's not surprising. this _ haven't heard from them? no, it's not surprising. this is _ haven't heard from them? no, it's not surprising. this is a _ haven't heard from them? no, it's not surprising. this is a way - haven't heard from them? no, it's not surprising. this is a way the i not surprising. this is a way the senate work. they'll gavel things after recess but if they don't have an answer, if they haven't figured things out yet that they are going to keep waiting in the knocking to bring any official proceedings on the floor until they know what they're doing. we seem at the it looks like when the senate is in session and they don't know what they're doing for top that was all of the confusion around the original vote for witnesses. i don't think anyone in the senate wants to be caught essentially come up with their pants down again. they need

and his health commissioner howard zucker.inside like danielle from the nursing homes being able to speak without fear of losing their jobs. about what was going on for 46 days during that time with the executive order was in place. kennedy: it reminds if harvey weinstein. his abuse was so wide lean known but people were so scared of him the effective such a vengeful person that's one of the things that kept people from speaking up for so long. i think you're seeing that here in new york people are finally feeling safe enough to come forward and stand up to this bowling. you've been doing it from the beginning you incredibly brave, hope that your family gets some justice for mickey and d, and love janice thank you so much. >> love you too my friend thank you. before you are the best bird coming up republican lawmakers did and the house speaker nancy pelosi explained by thousands of national guard troops are still in washington d.c. more than a month after the capitol riots. there word they could possibly stay till fall. so is

black lead organizations, two dozen philanthropic organizations and corporations, which include mark zuckerurg launched the california black freedom fun today. it is a $100 million.5 year initiative for organizations seeking to eradicate systemic racism. more than $6 million have already been given 2 50 organizations. three more donation rounds are expected this year from demonstrations about police brutality to survival programs. the legacy of the black panther party still resonates today, more than half a century later, and another generation of young black activists are continuing their fight. katie use candese charles sat down with the former black panther and black lives matter. organizer's to talk about the impact that boat. groups have made and the work that still ahead. had decades before the black lives matter movement. there were the black panther party. of course, both organizations are identical, but they're both working to fight for power power to all people have panties up here but i understand you're 1967. the black panther party walked into the california state capitol arm d

howard zucker, his health commissioner, was on the stand yesterday, would not answer any questions.h order of putting all those covid-positive patients might have, maybe infected a patient or two, and he said no. david: unbelievable. unbelievable. janice, i've just got to get personal for a second, because you have become a great reporter on this subject. i think you've broken a lot of stories on this because you're so involved. but how can you separate your journalistic self from your very personal story which has affected not only you, but your whole family? >> it's difficult, but i am speaking on behalf of thousands of families, david, that want answers. and at the very beginning i didn't want to share the story. it's so personal. you know my husband very well, sean. he's a very private person. but he realized because people weren't asking questions and weren't getting the answers that someone had to speak up. and so i'm that person, and i will continue to do so, you know, long after this is not a story anymore because we really need to find out these answers so that no other fam

in terms of that march 25th order, griff, the health commissioner here, howard zucker did come out and try to defend that policy, but according to a study by a group, the empire center, they found that that order did lead to hundreds, if not more than a thousand nursing home deaths, just incredible stuff coming out every day. griff. griff: the story is growing. aishah hasnie in new york. thank you. >> and let's bring in new york state senator john liu, he's one of the democrats calling on this. let's talk about impeachment. where do you stand on this and how likely is this? >> it's very clear that so many people and so many families are hurting. they've hurt this past year from coronavirus, family members have suffered and too many have died in our nursing homes and other facilities. so we need to understand the pain that families continue to suffer through. on the issue of what state government needs to focus on, my focus and that of most of my colleagues is one of getting vaccination sites up and running quickly as possible and filled with supplies. now that washington is paying atte

. >> thank you doctor zucker and the next speaker is doctor william harrington. >> i am william fitzsimmons and i have no financial financial relationship to disclose and with my collaborator i'd like to thank you for the opportunity to make two points, first support for the eua and expansion of the relays to allow single-dose administration. secondly i recommendation for advancing the registration trial methodology with an accurate control that can be used for new vaccine approvals. next slide please. so the single-dose efficacy rates preventing moderate-to-severe covid-19 and the single-dose of the moderna vaccine was 16.9 percent which includes the 32 weeks post covid and although the single-dose efficacy data with the pfizer vaccine is not available we know that in the 21 day efficacy for single doses is that the 2.4 percent and well over 80 percent in the third and fourth weeks after first dose . next slide, slide three. we support the eua application for the vaccine and the same scientific rationale would indicate he eua for the moderna and pfizer vaccine be expanded to include a sing

the state legislature which i was a member of last year, the house hearing in which commissioner zucker came and left, he had been stonewalling this entire time. then he learned that the attorney general, and her reports, that he had actually underreported the number of facilities by 50%. then the associated press outlined that it was a 40% underreporting of the number of positive patience that were actually put in these homes to begin with. so this has really -- every week we are learning more and more about what has occurred here and finally we are seeing my colleagues on the democrat side of the i'll come forward and say this is not right. but first the executive powers have actually abused his power, and we want it to be done independently. and that is i think the key to make sure there's justice for these families. >> sandra: what is your response to ron ken's allegations that he was threatened by the governor over the phone? >> as the twitters fear is saying, nobody is surprised by this. he's a governor -- he has bullied state legislators in the past and even mayor de blasio this

zucker, give a press conference this week, and double down on the lie that political fact-checkers wastrump administration, this is why they did what they did. that was ruled false months ago by the fact-checkers. that type of lying, that type of arrogance. then dr. zucker has the arrogance too tell 15,000 people that decided they would do it exactly the same way again? that type of arrogance has to end. pete: real quick, when will you make a decision whether you're running or not? >> we'll take care of this on the republican side. we'll have a family discussion. this will be a formal effort. we have to make this decision sooner rather than later. stay tuned. we're in the final positions in my house because i have to obviously talk to my family, have that final okay, but i will tell you, we're getting close because, i can't stand it any longer. this state needs to come out of one party control. pete: let us know what you do. representative tom reed. appreciate it. >> thank you. pete: turning to a few additional headlines, a armed man opens fire inside of a louisiana gun store killing t

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this past week new york state commissioner howard zucker defended the state's action and says the administrationss briefing on friday. however, yesterday he did not hold one to address all of these allegations, neil. neil: all right. alex, thank you very, very much. getting an update on that in this 800 word statement from the hospital ceo's that said, governor cuomo's nursing home order was in the end a prudent and safe option, so they say, only a few. stay with us. >> all right. so play ball. not exactly. right now major league baseball opening spring training camps in the height of all of these covid-19 precautions. what are we looking for this season? sweeney joins us wfan yankee beat reporter and so much more. how is it looking this year versus last year at this time? >> yeah, last year, it was a rush for everybody when they got a chance to get together in july. they've had more time to prepare for this. a lot of people talked about having gone through even just a 60-game season last year they're a little more prepared. the protocols aren't new and they've had more time to adjust to it and