well he has been given a jail sentence our correspondent is alexander golts one alexandra what else do we know. well indeed the judge decided in the favor of the prison authorities and she decided that he did violate his probation period so the terms of his suspended sentence and her verdict is to fully agree basically with the prosecutor which means that now he's suspended sentence is real prison time sentence or originally there was 3 and a half years of jail time but this will be minus time that he all of this spend in detention at the time of the trial so back 6 years which was a year he spent a year in a house arrest and so it would be 2 and a half years of jail time for alexei navalny do you know the terms and conditions of his to turn should really be an ordinary prison sentence in an ordinary prison or might it be house arrest or might it be a special kind of put in prison say. no it's not going to be house arrest this is going to be a real prison most probably is going to be the ordinary prison and not special security prison because that is for a different type of convictions

alexandra givens of the center for democracy and technology.o much for sharing your perspective with us. the saudi-backed the letter carmaker have agreed to go public through a reverse merger with a michael klein spac. but that is all translating into a delay in bringing its car to market. as part of the deal, lucid unveiled productions of debut luxury ev's would be put on hold until an unspecified date. >> i was pushing like crazy for spring, and when we met with the churchill capital team, i took alan out in the car and he loved the car, the very first car off the production line. we had a meeting of minds with alan and all his experience with boeing, with michael klein, and myself. we got on like a house on fire, and recognized that, peter, why are you pushing like crazy for the spring? what is really important here is to get the quality right. we'll know when it is perfect, when it will truly delight the customer. so they freed me. they said, look, get the product right. don't look to the artificial construct of a specific date. if it rolls

thank you very much alexandra. >>well as ken mentioned has been tough to watch some of the video evidence that was presented at that impeachment trial today catherine heenan is here now with reaction from a bay area republican official catherine yeah, jonathan he is the bay area chair of the california republican party. he is also a lawyer. >>he acknowledges that wealth of chilling video and audio evidence being presented over the last couple of days is compelling including us this surveillance video of staffers rushing to find hiding places january 6. >>the genuine things that come off as most effective. so i think it's effective tool and strategy to get messaging across not only to the members of congress. but also to the american people show what happened and they're entitled to do that. but it's a very very effective tool. >>is it getting harder to argue that there's not enough evidence to convict well it's tempting in the law to say well now we have more than enough. you want to avoid that temptation and to yo

capitol live in washington alexandra limon. >>alexandra, thank you and continuing our coverage today the nation got the first look at millie the style and potential effectiveness of both of the legal team are catherine heenan is here with reaction from one of our political analyst. >>most that former president trump was practically yelling at his tv very frustrated at the dry arguments from his own attorneys. a big switch from the opening salvo from prosecutors who did play that very dramatic video of the violence at the capitol at times using trump's own words as he encouraged supporters at a rally before hand with their slower sometimes meandering arguments trump's lawyers supposedly we're trying to bring down the emotional temperature of the room. i asked political analyst donna crane. if that strategy worked. i i do think that that makes sense sort of on paper but you have to think of on your feet when you're in situations like this and i think reading the room. >>while a group of a 100 senators is in front of you traumatiz

alexandra.evening and although democrats were able to convince 6 republican senators to join them today. >>they're going need many more republicans to join them if hope to in fact convict the former president. >>on this vote. the yeas 56 or 44, it's all about. >>the facts using videos and tweets lead impeachment manager congressman jamie raskin laid out the case against the former president walked down. do the a democrat say it's clear trump is responsible for the breach of the u.s. capitol where rioters attacked police and shouted threats at members of congress. >>and if you don't fight like how you're not going to have a country anyone while condemning the violence, the president's lawyer bruce castor gave a glimpse of what their defense will be for president trump in the first article of the bill of rights is the first amendment which says congress shall make no law abridging freedom of speech castor also argued prosecuting a former president in a senate trial is unconstitutional and he issue

thank you alexandra. >>much of the evidence being presented by house managers is forcing senators to relive the drama of january 6 and of course that is making. >>a big impact on the catherine heenan is here now with reaction from a bay area republican official catherine you were taught by jonathan madison and he is the bay area vice chair of the california republican party. he's also a lawyer and as an attorney he considers the video and audio evidence being presented as good strategy calling it compelling like this surveillance video of senators and staffers being hustled to safety january 6. >>only a handful of republicans will likely side with democrats and vote to convict but could seems like this when any more of them over. >>i expect to see maybe maybe one or 2 more, i don't expect to see to many more. i think that the lines in the sand are drawn. for the most part. don't think those lands are going to be blurred too much more. you know and i and if i can speak kathryn i think that has more to do w

solutions were never the best way to deal with spending make alexandra staying in europe just for the time being would you say that brussels and e.u. member states have done enough to ensure equity of distribution of a vaccine with in europe. i think yes that's what was the goal of going together and procuring click scenes together and this was rightfully go because now we are hearing from poorer countries within the european union praising this approach and saying we are happy because otherwise we wouldn't have had vaccines at all on the other hand we have to say that death was of course a reason for the european union to move slowly much slowly or than the u.k. for example or israel and mistakes were made that was e.u. commission president or that i funded lie and said repeatedly we were too little too late granting also ization we were too optimistic with regards to mass production of vaccines and we were also too naive maybe to believe that everything will arrive in time but still i think this approach to to procure vaccines together for so that everyone will have eventually enoug

gold for so alexandra or what's the signaling here from the kremlin . well it is interesting the timing of the expulsion of the 3 diplomats and what they are accused of doing being participating in authorize the rallies in support of the about me and i guess to put it. and that is the day when foreign policy chief arrived to moscow to talk about mending the deteriorating relations between the e.u. and russia and this timing is interesting because it shows that the russia is striking back after being accused of not investigating the case after being accused of arresting the reilly and demands to release him of using excessive force during the arrests of the participants of the rallies it is striking back to say that it is not going to listen to what is being told from e.u. and from united states that it is what they think meddling into their domestic affairs and that's the message they want to send and they want to be seen as a tough player in a foreign policy now ever since a. nerve agent novacek was identified as a poisoning agent in violet it almost c

brussels alexandra thank you very much alexandra gold for there in moscow live to berlin and germany correspondent dominic so dumb hi there or the german authorities angela merkel were they saying about this. angle of attack has been speaking in a digital conference that she's been taking part in with the french president emmanuel mccaw and the chancellor here saying that the decision to expel the diplomats from the 3 e.u. countries sweden poland germany is totally unjustified and the president in france mr mccann has also said that he's condemned firmly everything that's happened in the process that mr vanier has been involved in from the moment of his poisoning through to the moment of sending him to jail so really hard to put a cigarette paper between these 2 leaders in their condemnation of what has happened and that has been to a certain extent the way that both of them have behaved towards what has happened to mr nardelli since since that day in august when this whole process began the interesting thing is that the 2 leaders are clearly the 2 leaders in europe who have been per

so slow alexandra because they want to have a common approach they want everybody to be on board and at the beginning of the pandemic the thinking was ok we don't have enough vaccines or the vaccination at the beginning of the vaccination process the thinking was that we don't have enough vaccine so why should we right now talk about about a vaccine passports but now the pressure is increasing with member states such as greece for example austria really saying we need to be on top of this topic right now we need to move forward so i think that it's also going to be a huge topic for today's meeting alexander phenomena. thank you. the spanish capital madrid is under fewer lockdown measures than many other european cities but care homes have kept tight restrictions on their residents movements getting vaccinated has allowed them to trade pensioners in our next report to finally venture out on a trip and they made sure it was a special. service have today is cause for celebration. for a 92 year old milagro fitting that day it's her 1st time leaving the care home and almost a year milagro

alexandra le mon. and trust representing more than 80,000 victims of deadly wildfires. >>ignited by pg e's electrical grid is suing nearly 2 dozen of the utilities, former executives and board members. they claim they neglected their duty to ensure the equipment would not kill people. the complaint was filed yesterday in san francisco superior court. it's an offshoot of a 13 and a half billion dollar settlement. the utility reached with the wildfire victims while the utility was in bankruptcy from january 2019 the last june a series of wind-driven wildfires killed more than 100 people and destroyed thousands of homes and businesses in northern california in 2017 2018. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a child. >>a child abuse cases rise during the pandemic a new organization right here in the bay area. helping victims heal one room at a time. >>welcome back to kron 00:00am morning news. let's get another check of the weather this morning with john trouble don all last night very windy back and forth not much sleep maybe you experienced it, yeah, i mean i love the

begin the second impeachment trial of former president donald trump our washington correspondent alexandra le mon she joins us live from d c tell us what we can expect. alexander. >>hey there good evening will today trump's lawyers filed a new brief and in it they argue that the article of impeachment and senate impeachment trial should be dismissed because they say it's all unconstitutional. >>in a new brief former president trump's lawyers argue that because he's no longer in office the impeachment trial is nothing but political theater that should be dismissed that's something republican senator lindsey graham agrees with from ready to. >>in the impeachment trial because i think is what lately are unconstitutional. it's expected senators will take a vote tuesday to determine if the trial is constitutional truth and accountability are essential democrats likely have the votes to move forward with the trial. some people say oh let this go no when something as horrible as dastardly that happened on january 6 the cause you cannot sweep it under the rug house impeachment managers requested t

le mon has been following the events all day she joins us live with the latest alexandra >>hi there good evening and today trump's lawyers attacked the house impeachment managers and democrats saying they twisted trump's words and took them out of context. >>this impeachment is completely divorced from the facts, former president donald trump's legal team told senators that no thinking person would believe trump incited the violence on january 6 they selectively edited the president's words over and over again trump's lawyers say the house impeachment managers were dishonest and west out or downplayed much of trump's january 6 speech i know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the capitol building. >>to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard they argued that the peaceful gathering was hijacked by a small group of violent protesters. and when trump told people to fight it was political language that democrats used to so we're going to keep fighting we have to be fighting every every single day certainly the word fight is off limits. >>spare us the hypocrisy i

was produced by the douglas brussels bureau chief an example of naaman who joins us now welcome alexandra given the intensified fighting by the taliban on this new u.s. administration the pragmatic view seems to be the time for withdrawal is not yet rice so is anyone likely to argue strongly for nato getting out not really there seems to be a common understanding indeed that it's not the right time to pull out a german foreign minister. today also warned that the peace talks between the government in kabul and the taliban didn't make enough progress yet and when you talk to nato officials there they also would tell you that a hasty and rushed withdrawal could lead to a collapse of social structures in afghanistan it could also put nato forces on the ground at risk however we also have to add that after 20 years of military presence in afghanistan allies are growing tired of fighting without and and this estate case with the us of course so now everyone is waiting for the new u.s. administration to conduct its policy review because in the end the u.s. is still the main this isn't me here l

have to look after their own citizens as well let me come back to that in just a moment but take to alexandra the question of vaccination becoming a political football because indeed it's become a very political issue both within europe and beyond now we are seeing some european countries actually turning to china and russia for vaccines serbia hungary is this simply good health policy on the basis of the supply shortages that are currently there or is there more more at work here. well i think it's fair to say that china and russia are of course watching closely what's happening in the european union and how the e.u. is struggling to get enough it seems and they started last year offering their vaccines to africa to asia to south america and now even in europe's neighborhood you have countries like serbia for example who are more than happy to. get russian and chinese made vaccines because there are so desperate to inoculate their citizens because they were promised by the european union that help would come but there is nothing to see it and even within the repeal of the union with hungry f

pessimistic again we will come back to dig a bit deeper than that let me go now to brussels and alexandra as i mentioned even in europe there are disparities both between the containment approach and in the vaccine rollout the e.u. commission has repeatedly pledged that the e.u. must act as one but the reality on the ground is pretty different as an. yes you're right it is different how member states are handling their pandemic what measures they already introduce or are about to introduce and the problem is that as we can see now with you know the scrambling to get enough vaccines for each member state that's of course something that you can understand they see the problems and now they doubt that such a united europe can really handle depends emic so i think that's that's a real issue and it's important now to make sure that the european union will get in there vaccines for each member states to make sure that everyone is on track to vaccinate its citizens so that's a member states now again will believe that the right way to to do it together and to show solidarity because we are in th

but i think it's what's important for the european union here to make a point brussels of birches alexandra avant nominet reporting on those breaking developments thank you. and we are now going to turn our attention to me and maher the u.n. secretary general and her new protests called on myanmar as military to immediately halt what he called its brutal force and repression he also demanded the release of hundreds of prisoners detained since february 1st coup well thousands of pro-democracy protesters again flooded the streets of major cities today as a general strike shut down businesses across the country the marches continue despite threats of lethal force from the army's rulers. rallies across the country despite threats of violence ahead of monday's general strike myanmar's military rulers raised the stakes warning demonstrators they were risking their lives if they continued their quote riot and anarchy undeterred tens of thousands again flocked to the streets in the biggest act of defiance yet seen in this standoff. i was. scenes like this have been nonstop since a coup ousted democ

alexandra field is in new york city for us. alexandra, you're at a mass vaccination site in brooklyn. update our viewers. >> reporter: hey there, wolf. that declaration from the white house that the national emergency surrounding covid has been extended comes as no surprise given we're very much in the thick of a crisis. it also comes as we are seeing these new mass vaccination centers pop up around the country. this one here in brooklyn now the largest in new york state. the federal government is also promising that soon these sites will have more supplies to administer. a third vaccine could be available to americans as soon as next week. >> if authorized, we are ready to roll out this vaccine without delay. >> translator: biden administration, preparing to ship 3 to 4 million doses of johnson & johnson's single-dose vaccine, which is likely to receive emergency use authorization from the fda later this week. the agency today releasing data showing johnson & johnson's vaccine is safe and more than 66% effective. >> it will ge

le mon joining us now live in the country's capital with what we can expect tomorrow high alexandra. >>good evening today. trump's lawyers filed a new brief and in it they argue that the article of impeachment and the impeachment trial should be dismissed because they are you. it's all unconstitutional. in a new brief former president trump's lawyers argue that because he's no longer in office the impeachment trial is nothing but political theater that should be dismissed. >>that's something republican senator lindsey graham agrees with from ready to. >>in the impeachment trial because i think is what lately are unconstitutional. it's expected senators will take a vote tuesday to determine if the trial is constitutional truth and accountability are essential democrats likely have the votes to move forward with the trial. some people say oh let this go no when something as horrible as dastardly that happened on january 6 the cause you cannot sweep it under the rug, it's still unclear if the house managers will call for any other witnesses or simply rely on videos and old tweets to try

. >>2 to 3,000 vaccinations a day here when you're up when we're fully scale that alexandra simon and she shot a gold or with curative the company hosting the site so right now we're vaccinating 65 plus and health care workers to be there live in marion county or work in marin county. you need an appointment to come to this site and those can be found via marin county's website in their social media channels supply is limited moraine county says new shipments of vaccines were delayed due to the winter storm in texas. >>the larkspur ferry terminal will have a soft launch of 200 vaccinations a day for the first week. >>and appointments are already full here at the larkspur site it took about 3 hours wind. the appointments web portal opened this morning. now and they anticipate more slots to open late next week and we can expect to hear about more of that thursday afternoon. but it's really all about about it depends on how much the pie they get so some moderna vaccines are second texas. so they'll take what they can get live in larkspur gayle ong kron 4 news everyone waiting for that sh

a familiar face to us around here, nbc news veteran alexandra jaffe. she is these days a political reporter for "the associated press". jason johnson, campaign veteran and journalist, contributor and professor of politics at morgan state university. dr. patel, clinical physician, former senior policy aid during the ohm administration. she is now a nonresident fellow over at brookings and is among our medical contributors. good evening and welcome to you all. a special welcome to you, alexandra. i would like to begin with you. as we all know, impeachment could not come at a busier time for this brand-new administration, and here comes the cliche-riddled question to you about whether or not the biden white house can walk and chew gum at the same time. >> absolutely. it is the question they've received for the past, you know, month, even before biden came into the white house, and they have repeatedly insisted that they can. there's every indication that they can. biden has a packed week next week. he is heading to the nih on thursday, the defense departm

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one of the bill sponsors alexandra de and of the state duma refers to these measures as disincentives he claims that until recently they had no way to counter the tech giants they don't really have permanent bases in russia and are not subject to russian law and they usually ignore any demands sent their way not to mention that all user information is stored on servers abroad. also suggests an increased fine for righty giants however experts consider the traffic to be. most effective measure visitor. advertising and promotions. creating a national for 20 years now the country's great. in the country and it does it. to reset. the. chinese media. witness tells the internet and the rules controlling it have changed in china where an entire generation has grown up with us strictly sulpher an internet only a handful of people mostly foreigners use v.p.n. tools to circumvent the restrictions. cadets assume deaf boneyard come forth just to. embarrass facebook. in this town the side of the family and now i'm going to it that i'm watching the interview and they're bored missed the boat sample

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ok that's what's happened inside the courtroom in the last 90 minutes or so our correspondent alexandra god is outside that courtroom for us here on the news hour so alexandra you probably won't see him because he's going from being held in detention bars to being behind bars. while indeed we are not going to see him he is going to be actually 1st brought back to he's been in detention center where he's kept because there is this 10 days for appeal process that his lawyers did announce that they will appear appeal but there is not really a lot of people in russia that believe that appeal might help him so most probably after 10 days have a softer if they lose the appeal then he will be then transfer into prison by the choice of the court what does this do to his political aspirations. well you see when he left russia and he left it in a coma he left it in a medical plane it was one kind of a politician politician that was outspoken against put in that was pointing out the corruption but the opposition bases here in russia is not very big and was smaller bands so he was not the one that

alexandra le mon. >>senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is going after house speaker nancy pelosi's response to last month's capitol riot, he says pelosi's proposal for a bipartisan commission to investigate the violence is quote not bipartisan at all. >>she the president of the 9.11 commission. but her draft bill fails to track without precedent. in key ways. the 9.11 commission was intentionally built to be bipartisan. the 5050 bipartisan split of the commissioners. was a key feature. it both help the effectiveness of investigation itself. and help give the whole country confidence in its work. and recommendations. this time, however speaker pelosi started by proposing a commission that would be partisan by design. 7 apartments for democrats. just for for republicans. >>speaking on the senate floor today mcconnell's out acknowledge that the january insurrection insurrection does require a serious and thorough review of the specific institutions and security procedures within congress. >>tiger wood

thank you legs and alexandra. >>house impeachment managers have said that they are not trying to target any specific republicans in an attempt to change their minds on impeachment, bottom line, they know acquittal is almost a foregone conclusion. but political analyst and a crime says that democrats have several good reasons to push for >>well i think the democrats are looking to achieve 2 or 3 main the first is they're just they believe strongly that there can't be justice and there can be healing and there can't be a return to democratic principles without some kind of accountability i think the second argument is they're looking to discourage a future person with autocratic tendencies from thinking that this goes unpunished. and the 3rd argument is and you know we're seeing this play out with burma these days, it's really hard for the u.s. to take any kind of a position on the world stage in support of democracy and the freedom of its peak of countries people if we don't enforce ourselves here. >>and we will be

alexandra le mon. >>other big story we're following for you in fact we've been doing all week long the senate expected to vote on a budget resolution this evening. an important step to passing president biden's 1.9 trillion dollars covid-19 relief package, yeah, this would allow the legislation to pass with only a simple majority. >>instead of the typical 60 vote threshold cut force washington correspondent reshad hudson has more on the debate he's live from the hill rashad what's the latest. >>the senate plans to work into the night as republicans stop try to slow down democrats. they're calling democrats efforts to pass the president's one 0.9 trillion dollars coronavirus aid package, a rush job. >>these kind of debates are important south carolina senator lindsey graham and senate republicans plan to offer nearly 500 amendments to the budget resolution to slow down the president's covid-19 relief plan one 0.9 trillion dollar covid package that i think in many ways misses the mark graham says one are

the future starting tomorrow, we'll hear the defense from trump's lawyers reporting in washington, alexandra le mon. >>days before former president trump's a second impeachment trial started more than 100 former republican officials reportedly spoke on a zoom call to talk about mounting a new anti-trump party. this is according to a new report by the washington post the call happened on friday, the newspaper says gop officials are discussing whether or not to launch a new center right party. the call came in response to the enduring grip. the donald trump maintains on the gop even after his november loss an impeachment by the house of representatives, the former chief policy director for the house republican conference evan mcmullin told the post that leaders believe the formation of a new party will be difficult but necessary for redemption. >>coming up on kron 4 news at 5 if you've enjoyed the pandemic perk of getting cocktails to go. and you'll be happy to hear there's a new effort to make that permanent. >>the lawyers back at chase center tonight after a big game for steph curry this way

le mon joins us live now from dc with the latest on those opening arguments, alexandra. of new dramatic video showing today. >>yeah good evening, not only did we see some new video but we also saw other new pieces of evidence like new court documents with statements from some of those rioters that reportedly said they wanted to kill the vice president mike pence and wanted to shoot. speaker pelosi, if they have the chance of the house managers tried to make the argument that that's all because of president trump. >>republican louisiana senator bill cassidy isn't ruling out the possibility of convicting former president donald trump pursuant to my oath. >>am

>>alexandra le mone reporting live from washington dc tonight, thanks. all right we want to check in on our weather of course is raining here but look at this this i 80 at castle peak and you can see the snow is coming down pretty hard to lawrence looks like they're getting a hit pretty heavily yeah they're going to get hit hard in the sierra tonight they've been seeing that snow come down starting this afternoon. >>and certainly if you're headed up in that direction you got to chain up they're being required a bowl 50. >>and 80 in the high country tonight as that storm system moves in the sierra nevadas well they're seeing some gusty winds up there so kind of a rough night together you wait a day i think you're going to be very very happy winter weather advisories are up there across the spine of the sierra nevada going to see upwards of another foot of snow overnight tonight across some of the mountain peaks but here's the good thing tonight get the storm by tomorrow we clear things out maybe a nice day to drive up there if you can and then another sto

le mon joins us now live to tell us what we can expect alexandra.evening and today trump's lawyers filed a new brief and in it they argued the article of impeachment and senate impeachment trial should be dismissed because they say it's all unconstitutional. >>in a new brief former president trump's lawyers argue that because he's no longer in office the impeachment trial is nothing but political theater that should be dismissed that's something republican senator lindsey graham agrees with from ready to. >>in the impeachment trial i think is what lately are unconstitutional. it's expected senators will take a vote tuesday to determine if the trial is constitutional truth and accountability are essential democrats likely have the votes to move forward with the trial. some people say oh let this go no when something as horrible as dastardly that happened on january 6 the cause you cannot sweep it under the rug house impeachment managers requested trump testify, but his legal team says that won't happen it's still unclear if the house managers will ca

so slow alexandra because they want to have a common approach they want everybody to be on board and at the beginning of the pandemic the thinking was ok we don't have enough vaccines or vaccination at the beginning of the vaccination process the thinking was that we don't have enough vaccine so why should we right now talk about about a vaccine passports but now the pressure is increasing with member states such as greece for example austria really saying we need to be on top of this topic right now we need to move forward so i think that it's also going to be a huge topic for today's meeting alexander phenomena brussels bureau chief thank you all. especially capital madrid is under fewer lockdown measures than many other european cities but care homes have kept tight restrictions on their president's movements getting vaccinated has allowed the madrid pensioners in our next report to finally venture out on a trip and they've made sure it was a special. mass today is cause for celebration. for a 98 year old milagro ferdinand day it's her 1st time leaving the care home and almost a y

temperatures of lost more than 3000000 without power for a 2nd night most in the state of texas alexandra byers reports. blanketed with snow and glazed with ice homes in texas are burning this part of the united states isn't used to freezing the winter storm has created chaos electricity grids have failed leaving millions of people without power in dangerously cold temperatures we lost power yesterday morning and the houses are getting a real call like around 2 o'clock and then you've got all the blankets we try to all sleep together to keep us warm come to the cars to keep our phones charge and and then today when we got up there was no water. a family of 4 died in a house fire near houston while using their fireplace to keep warm hospitals have been overwhelmed by hundreds of people suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning and hundreds of thousands have been advised to boil water after treatment plants went down and it's not just texas that's affected. emergencies have been declared in several states across the central and southern u.s. . the storm brought under snow and tornadoes inclu

. >>2 to 3,000 vaccinations a day here when you're wonderfully scale that alexandra simon and she shot a gold or with curative the company hosting the site so right now we're vaccinating 65 plus and health care workers to be there live in marion county or work in marin county. you need an appointment to come to this site and those can be found via marin county's website in their social media channels supply is limited moraine county says new shipments of vaccines were delayed due to the winter storm in texas. >>the larkspur ferry terminal will have a soft launch of 200 vaccinations a day for the first week this larkspur site anticipates more appointments to open up late next week and we can expect to hear more information about that. thursday afternoon in larkspur gayle ong kron 4 news. also tonight covid hospitalizations in the united states are starting to decline the numbers are down now to the lowest level since early november. that's when the fall surge started to kick in. >>according to the covid tracking project nearly 60,000 people were in us hospitals being treated for covid a

me go very quickly to brussels we're almost out of time if you look at the reality on the ground alexandra when you see this kovacs initiative that was supposed to ensure equitable access to all would you say it's just become a 5th leaf. yeah i have to say it's really it's not going to help anyway it doesn't have enough money right now it's only providing vaccines to 182 countries that's not going to be enough we have to do better economy last word to you our title asks whether the vaccine us all will continue a battle between rich and poor what do you think. paul i mean the. you already. agreed. i don't think it's approved greed but i think there is a lot of ego. a very nationalistic approach to it. and that is something which. makes you look down perhaps no longer term so if you want to break out of the long break down we have to open the strategy thank you very much thanks to all of you for joining us thanks to you out there for turning in. the. new. you. their themes. are also victims in their own right a few min traffickers. children. their carted off to european cities where they're

me go very quickly to brussels we're almost out of time if you look at the reality on the ground alexandra when you see this kovacs initiative that was supposed to ensure equitable access to all would you say it's just become a think leaf. yeah i have to say it's really it's not going to help anyway it doesn't have enough money right now it's only aim to providing it seems to 182 countries that's not going to be enough we have to do better kannan last word to you our title asks whether the vaccine us all will continue a battle between rich and poor what do you think. while i'm in the. already saying they agreed. i don't think it's approve greaves but i think there is a lot of ego there is a very nationalistic approach to it. and that is something which leads us to. make smoketown perhaps no longer term so if you want to break the hold of the long break look down we have to open the strategy thank you very much thanks to all of you for joining us thanks to you out there for turning in. to me. enough is enough. the sexual assault is part of everyday life and for women in general. it's time t

solutions were never the best way to deal with spending make alexandra staying in europe just for the time being would you say that brussels and e.u. member states have done enough to ensure equity of distribution of the vaccine with in europe. i think yes that's what was the goal of going together and curing the scenes together and this was rightly go because now we are hearing from poorer countries within the european union praising this approach and saying we are happy because otherwise we wouldn't have had. it seems at all on the other hand we have to say that death was of course a reason for the european union to move slowly much slowly or than the u.k. for example or israel and mistakes were made that was e.u. commission president or that i funded lie and said repeatedly we were too little too late granting also ization we were too optimistic with regards to mass production of vaccines and we were also too naive maybe to believe that everything will arrive in time but still i think this approach to to procure vaccines together so that everyone will have eventually enough of them

will endure another night without power and the cold isn't expected to ease up until the weekend alexandra byers al-jazeera. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera at least 280 people are feared kidnapped or missing in nigeria after a group of armed men attacked a school and these are states president how much of a horror he has condemned the attack in order to rescue operation. has more from a. pin number of unaccounted for. 280 but again in the same school a 3 staff have been taken.

>>we'll be checking back with you in the coming days, thanks alexandra. >>simply horrifying a deadly crash on a texas interstate caught on camera that was cell phone video capturing the moments a fedex truck slammed into the back of another truck this a part of that huge pile up you see here that left at least 6 people dead. 65 other people had to be hospitalized, including 3 children tonight 2 are in critical condition. more than 130. cars and trucks in the fort worth area were involved in this early morning. pile up after a winter storm dropped freezing rain and sleet. but the midwest is not the only area winter storm lawrence it sure feels most of the country has been dealing with storm after storm here. yeah they're really get the hammer. horror right now i think this just the beginning of a very difficult week with extremely cold conditions across much united states were feeling some of the weather conditions here in the bay area today we saw the rain now again that snow over daughter here the very latest over donner pass their chain not both ways on

alexandra field, thank you for that report. our chief medical correspondent, dr.jay gupta is with us. dr. fauci now says it could be may or early june before vaccines are available to the general population here in the u.s. not april, as he had previously said. for those of us anxiously waiting vaccination, can you explain why this timeline is now delayed? >> i think it has a lot to do with what happens with johnson & johnson. as you know, wolf, there's an emergency use authorization that may be given for that vaccine, and the united states government has purchased 100 million doses. we knew those 100 million doses were going to arrive in totality by the end of june, but it wasn't clear at what pace they would sort of roll out. would you have a significant number right away? the bottom line is that it seems there's not as many doses as they initially thought but they may be up to 20 million in april is what we're hearing. they thought it would be higher than that. that's accounting for a lot of it. we look at the current distribution, 55 million doses per month. i

. >>2 to 3,000 vaccinations a day here when you're up when we're fully scale that alexandra simon and she shot a gold or with curative the company hosting the site so right now we're vaccinating 65 plus and health care workers to be there live in marion county or work in marin county. you need an appointment to come to this site and those can be found via marin county's website in their social media channels supply is limited moraine county says new shipments of vaccines were delayed due to the winter storm in texas. >>the larkspur ferry terminal will have a soft launch of 200 vaccinations a day for the first week this larkspur site anticipates more appointments to open up late next week and we can expect to hear more information about that. thursday afternoon in larkspur gayle ong kron 4 news go. thank you some promising news tonight in the fight against covid-19. >>hospitalizations here in the u.s. are starting to drop. the numbers are down to the lowest level they've been since early november when the fall surge started to kick in. according to the covid tracking project nearly 60,