andrea: doctor ruiz, como ayudarÁ ? con amos vamos a poder abrir los negocios, para poder mejorar la seguridad para que los estudiantes pueden regresar en una escuela segura. andrea: antes de terminar me gustarÍa tener una reflexiÓn de ambos, sobre lo de alex padilla al senado... quÉ opinan? >> padilla es nuestro gallito, es una persona que trabaja duro, ha trabajado en este estado por muchos aÑos, si hay una persona que se merece ese trabajo es alex padilla, tiene en mente el mejor interÉs, es hijo de inmigrantes estudio en las escuelas mejores de los estados unidos, serÁ y tengo la confianza en que serÁ uno de los mejores senadores de los estados unidos. >> que le quiero dar el aplauso al gobernador gavin newsom, reconocer que el 40% de la poblaciÓn de california son latinos, reconocer tambiÉn el esfuerzo y la contribuciÓn de la comunidad, no solamente del estado pero del paÍs, como presidente electo del grupo de los hispanos congresistas, le doy la bienvenida a alex padilla quien hace parte de nuestro grupo y vamos a

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andrea? >> at least some good news there for el paso, thank you very much, yasmin vossoughian and valerie castro. joining me now, dr. moncef slaoui, chief adviser of operation warp speed. big news today, moderna expected to receive emergency use authorization approval from the fda as early as friday. first, how many doses do you think the u.s. will get? what day do you actually think the first shots can be put in arms? >> yeah, so very exciting day indeed. second day of shipment of the pfizer vaccine approved last week. thursday, the fda will be reviewing in public moderna filed with vrbpac, the advisory committee. hopefully on friday the expectation is that the vaccine will be approved. its efficacy, its safety, its performance is broadly similar if not identical to that of the pfizer vaccine. its cold chain requirements are actually less stringent in that it requires the cold of a freezer like the freezers we have at home. and those vaccine doses will start to be shipped as of 24 hours afte

a couple of things just to note, andrea. as we have been hearing before, people who are older and have chronic conditions have a higher chance of being hospitalized and having severe covid, which is one of the reasons this vaccine could be helpful. it was studied to have a relative risk reduction of 95% against mild, moderate, or severe covid. but very importantly, the cdc presented data that shows, while not definitive, andrea, that people who do contract covid while they are pregnant might be at a higher risk for predetermine delivery. and it brought up a useful discussion between the advisory committee and the cdc presenters on what does this mean for vaccinations in pregnant women. i certainly think it's going to be too soon to tell how to offer or if to offer this vaccine to pregnant women. but i can promise you this will be watched closely along with the issue of children. cdc presented data that showed compelling statistics, andrea, around older adolescents having pretty severe effects from covid if they're hospitaliz

>> that's right, andrea.why not concede now, given the remarks by attorney general bill barr, that he has not seen fraud, he has not seen anything that would indicate the election results should be overturned. and the president said that, well, quite frankly, he believes the attorney general hasn't looked at the matter and that he's disappointed in that. i then followed up with him and said, mr. president, do you have confidence in your attorney general? there was a long pause, andrea, and so i think our viewers should look for that in the audit. then he said, "ask me in a few weeks," andrea. >> and here is what the audio sounds and looks like. >> reporter: mr. president, mitch mcconnell says covid relief may be in sight. will you support this bill? >> i will and i think they're getting very close, absolutely. >> reporter: mr. president, can i ask you to respond to the comments by your attorney general who indicated that he has not seen at this point any evidence of fraud enough to overturn the election resul

>> andrea, it's outrageous. we've invested billions of dollars to protect our critical infrastructure from cyber attacks. but the administration isn't even really briefing about it. you're not going to get a straight answer out of them. as you pointed out, not only as the president not said a word about this, just like he hasn't said a word about how we're facing new, greater death tolls every day from covid, but he's threatening the veto the defense bill on his desk, a bill that includes a significant set of bipartisan agreements on improving cybersecurity. the armed services committee's commission, a bipartisan commission called the solarium, that dug deeply into our cyber vulnerabilities and made dozens of recommendations about how we could be stronger as a nation, and those are in the defense bill, but the president is now threatening to veto it. why he continues to want to, you know, carry the brief for russia or refuse to challenge or attack them when they have attacked our country, is a subject that i hop

you cannot have it both ways, andrea, as you know. you cannot complain about the plight of businesses and the economy due to covid and then do nothing about it. and that's what we're looking at right now. >> and i've covered a lot of deficit negotiations and budget negotiations over decades, and the times have changed, gene sperling, economically. even people like mitt romney, a deficit hawk, a lot of republicans, jay powell talking about the need for stimulus right now. we have an historic underemployment and unemployment, and low interest rates. speak to that, if you agree. >> first of all, i mean, jim, the senate will remember when we had fiscal cliffs. we now have a humanitarian cliffs. at the end of november you could have 12, 20 million people capable of become evicted, made homeless. you could have over 10 million people who lose their unemployment benefits. this is not like excess or luxury. this is about the basic dignity, capacity of people to stay in their homes, to feed their children. from a moral and humanitarian basis i

downed trees and power outages, andrea, are likely. be watching this, i don't think it's the storm of the century, but it's one that's going to have an impact. one good thing is, there are fewer people traveling to go to work. the bad news is if you're a kid, you may not get a snow day out of this because you're already home. that's a bummer. andrea? >> i know, we've all been home for a long time. al roker, thank you so much. >>> more hospitals now getting their first shipments of pfizer's covid vaccine today with a second vaccine from moderna right around the corner. if moderna gets emergency use authorization from the fda later this week, nearly 6 million more vaccines will start shipping on monday, we're told, twice the number of doses that pfizer has sent out. operation warp speed's dr. moncef slaoui told me yesterday that the country is still on track to vaccinate 20 million americans by year's end. so far, the u.s. has locked in enough doses to cover 150 million people by the end of june. that's while thousands of healthcare work

andrea leÓn nos amplÍa.presidenciales absolutos antes de que el mandatario deje su cargo, sin informe diario. >> es un poder bastante amplio. e literalmente dice que el presidente tiene el poder de consellerindultos o perdÓn por cualquier delito. andrea: ha rechazado estas afirmaciones, pero fuentes familiarizadas por estas negociaciones agregaron que algunos aliados del presidente le han aconsejado indultar a sus hijos y yerno. >> se indulto a la familia, puede surgir la apariencia de que se haya cometido ilegalidad. andrea: esto se conoce tras la decisiÓn del presidente donald trump de indultar a su asesor de los cargos relacionados con mentir a agentes federales sobre su contacto con el embajador ruso. fue el segundo funcionariode su gobierno en obtener este beneficio. >> es usual casi siempre cuando presidente termina siempre emite una serie de indultos y siempre controversial. andrea: hoy se conoce que el departamento estarÍa investigando posibles pagos de sobornos a funcionarios de la casa blanca a cam

>> i think that's a big fear, andrea. make sure that once we go through this deep dive, that we're cleaning up all the systems and really flushing out any sort of trace of russian activity? >> thank you, clint watts. joining me now is democratic senator chris coons of delaware, a member of the foreign relations committee. senator, i don't think you've been briefed on this, i don't know, have you been briefed on this yet? >> andrea, no, i have not had a detailed, classified brief. but just from that brief conversation you just had, this is a chilling example of how aggressive russian cyber activities have become. deterrence has failed. after they took aggressive action to interfere in our 2016 election, after they've taken actions in a number of other countries, as clint just detailed, we have failed to deter the russians. we are only going to see putin stop this kind of behavior when we stop him. and democrats and republicans and the incoming administration need to come together around a workable plan to deter further rus

andr andrea. >> it's really striking. phil, you and carolina, your co-author, are writing a new book on the final year of the trump presidency become that's been announced. congratulations. a year consumed by exits, there may be another exit soon, bill barr. you may actually write a year -- this is a sequel to your book, "a very stable genius." this could be the final month of donald trump. we could call it an unstable genius, perhaps? >> we'll have to see, we'll take that title idea, andrea, under consideration. but you mentioned attorney general bill barr, there's a great deal of attention to him and the president and the president's comments last week where he said that the justice department has found no evidence to support the claims of widespread fraud that could have affected the outcome of the election. that is not a statement that this president wanted to hear from this justice department. he has been on bill barr since back in the summer, to try to use the power of the justice department, to use federal investig

andrea? and priscilla, one of the reasons that the president was so angry was that cobb county, led by republicans, was saying there had been no fraud found in the votes that were counted there. that's of course what precipitated this attack against the governor as well. priscilla thompson, at the center of the action there in georgia, thank you very much. >>> more red flags coming from president-elect joe biden's team, warning that the trump administration is stonewalling the transition. what they're saying, next. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports." this is msnbc. this is msnbc. >>> splo vacci slow vaccine rol president trump complaining. and joining me now "washington post" reporter anne gearan. and "washington post" senior writer kimberly atkins. so great to see you both. ann, war you hearing from the president-elect's team how this is being slow-walked. saying, oh, no, this is a planned holiday break. not so much said joe biden. said it's critical for a smooth transition to be gett

andrea? >> and geoff, all of this could well impact of course the man who will be worn in 23 days from now, joe biden the president-elect wrestling with four unfilled seats, the attorney general the most important one. does that appear likely this week as well as the possibility of him waiting until after the georgia runoffs if he's concerned putting someone in who might be more difficult to confirm if they don't win at least one of the runoffs? >> it's a great point you make. we could get that announcement as early as this week but i'm told the reason why joe biden hasn't announced his selection has less to do with the georgia runoffs and more to do with the fact he hasn't made up his mind. nominating someone for that position he has to elevate someone who can restore public faith in that institution and who can also restore morale within it. the short list remains the same. doug jones, the outgoing alabama senator who decades ago famously and successfully prosecuted the case against those k

>> it is, andrea.it's been closed for sevenl weeks because of the coronavirus spikes here in pennsylvania. within minutes, we're expecting to see those 20 electors vote for president-elect joe biden. what is interesting is pennsylvania is not a state that electors are required to vote in line with what the popular voed vote was. pennsylvania did go for joe biden. but we are speccing them to see in line because pennsylvania allows the candidate's teams to pick the electors. there are going to be some familiar faces. but we have seen the president just last week calling the gop house speaker here, looking to find any way he might be able to overturn the election results here in pennsylvania, the state republican house speaker saying, look, there's nothing in the legislature we can do. that said, about 75 republicans here in pennsylvania did send a letter to congress urging them to reject electors for president-elect joe biden. i did reach out to the pennsylvania republicans just so ask, you know, what's

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>>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. today as we count down the hours until we can put 2020 behind us, the somber reality is that the coronavirus will follow us into the new year and all the signs are pointing to it only getting worse. we've now lost over 343,000 americans to the virus. the cdc now forecasts as many as 424,000 people may die by january 23. and now a new, more contagious mutant strain of covid-19, first identified in the united kingdom, has been found in two states here. and although the scientific breakthroughs that brought us two vaccines in record time should be giving us hope, the reality is a replay of a missing national strategy, the missing strategy we first saw with testing and contact tracing falling apart. actual vaccinations now falling far below administration promises of 20 million shots in arms by tonight. so far only about 2.8 million americans have received their first dose. joining me now is dr. anthony fauci, director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. as of ja

it really is andrea.very one of the people i interviewed said they would gladly take the vaccine. they see it not just as something that would help them but would help everyone, especially their community, and after seeing all the suffering in their community, and all the hard work the staff has put in to keep them safe and healthy, they are eager to get the vaccines. >> and certainly the health care workers there, the toll on them has been just so dreadful. >> it has. i mean, can you imagine you go to work and just by going to work, you're risking your life and your family's life. and then the people who you're caring for, they're so dependent on you. and, you know, no matter how hard long-term care facilities have tried they can't help but become incubators for covid because it goes through them so quickly. and then the people who are there are those who are most vulnerable to the virus and to its lethality, so it's been really tough for those health care workers. >> thanks for bringing that to us ann.

andrea hablÓ con un experto.o hay preguntas al respecto. tenemos a nuestro invitado que nos ayudarÁ. quÉ tan efectiva es la vacuna? >> la vacuna que estÁ en california, la vacuna de pfizer, es segura y efectiva. esto estÁ confirmado por un grupo de expertos independientes de los productores de la vacuna e independientes del gobierno. ellos testificaron que luego de revisar la evidencia sobre los resultados de los estudios, que es una vacuna segura y efectiva. yo voy a estar en la primera fila para colocÁrmela. andrea: es bueno saberlo. hay muchas dudas en la poblaciÓn. se rumora que son dos dosis. cuÁndo hay que ponerse la segunda dosis? >> hay que esperar 21 dÍas. andrea: la gran pregunta. hay efectos secundarios o complicaciones? >> lo que se espera como efectos secundarios es lo mismo que se espera cuando se coloca una vacuna de influenza, por ejemplo, dolor de brazo, de cuerpo, fiebre baja. se puede sentir el cuerpo como molido, pero eso es pasajero. andrea: doctor, dos dudas que nos hacen llegar. tendrÁ algÚ

and there have been no cases of fraud found, andrea. we know the president is looking to the future. he's considering potential pardons of his family members, of his close allies. could that backfire? to what extent is he concerned about legal action being taken against him? during that interview overnight with president-elect biden, with vice president elect harris, jake tapper asked them about what they saw as the role of the department of justice. take a look. >> our justice department is going to operate independently. it's not my justice department. it's the people's justice department. >> any decision coming out of the justice department, in particular the united states department of justice, should be based on facts. it should be based on the law. it should not be influenced by politics, period. >> those comments by kamala harris are significant, because remember during the primary she said this, she said the department of justice would have no choice but to prosecute trump after the presidency. so clearly in line now with presid

we talk all the time, andrea, about evidence meaning a lot. i'll wait and see what john durham finds. as to the effect it will have on the department of justice in the new biden administration, john durham will report to a new deputy attorney general and a new attorney general. they will oversee his work. he's not a special counsel the way bob mueller was a special counsel. he's more like the type of special counsel that jim comey appointed when he was the deputy attorney general, that was pat fitzgerald, to look into the disclosure of valerie plame's identity, i know i'm going way back in history here, and there are ways to do that, as long as they're done according to regulation and done properly, and john durham conducts an appropriate investigation, i'm confident that the new people in a biden administration, a new attorney general, a new deputy attorney general, will oversee this properly. let's wait and see what john finds. >> and what we've already been told is he has not found evidence implicating other officials, this wide net of form

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andreas: i think so.here's a strong correlation between export opportunities, a strong correlation between the sterling and ftse 100. if the sterling starts rallying into the beginning of next year, which is a likely scenario if this is a strong deal, the ftse is not the place to hide from foreign soil. domestic investors may look for the opportunity to buy ftse. anna went through a lot of the details, tings we are waiting for. what specifically are you waiting to hear about the granular details? not just the outline of the agreement. andreas: i'm actually looking for details on the service component. we know that the u.k. economy is almost 80% a servants economy. thee get some signals from authorities that they will look into the service component during the next years, i think that's the most bullish component we could get from such a press conference. services are the key. annmarie: what do you make of what this means for the boe? we saw a huge move in the gilt market yesterday. the money market now pr

so that could be a showdown in the senate, andrea. we know that biden also intends to nominate marcia fudge for hud secretary. there had been a lot of pressure from civil rights groups, they wanted to see her as ag secretary. but we learned overnight biden will nominate tom vilsack for that position. he of course served as agriculture secretary for eight years under president obama. you underscore an important point, there are a number of pressure point. biden is hearing from interest groups especially and including civil rights leaders who say they want to see diversity at the highest levels of biden's cabinet. >> it's striking he's come to the defense of the lloyd austin pick in a "atlantic" column, post that he's done. i think they know there's pushback, i'm hearing it also from congressional folks. the senators not sure, and jack reed, of course the ranking democrat, said we have to wait and see. as far as the attorney general choice, i think the issue is, if the civil rights leaders on doug jones want to see what his policies are

andrea: i do not think so. important thing is the opening to receive payment, and we also gave forward guidance, basically, we intend to repeal the recommendations in september, when it comes to an end, so we are going back to the ordinary participation in which supervisors will address the dividends by banks, banks specifically. also argue that bank shareholders should not yet,y be seeing anything as long as the banks themselves are getting the benefits of regulatory relief, the benefit from the ecb, there is the argument out there. why have you decided to go ahead, and bank shareholders get something? andrea: there has been a discussion in the last month in my board. on the one hand, we recognize there has been a reduction in the uncertainty. now the macroeconomic path is clearer. our economies are being more byilient, and it seems that, 2022, we will be back to precrisis level. that is good news, and that is what is pushing out the payment. on the other hand, we still have not a lot of visibility on the asse

andrea: 230,000 nuevos contagios de coronavirus. los rÉcords tienen un nuevo repunte.on 2500 nuevos fallecimientos para un total de 281,000 fallecidos a nivel nacional. estados unidos continÚa al frente de las estadÍsticas mundiales de la pandemia, segÚn la cifra de esta universidad. >> cada nÚmero es arena que tiene que pedir perdÓn. la situaciÓn en diciembre puede ser peor. los centros para control y prevenciÓn de unidades han instado a usar mascarillas en todo momento. el plan el presidente electo de pedir a todos los estadounidenses usar la mascarilla es una buena idea. agregaron que no se han podido reunir con el equipo de transiciÓn. >> dicen que esperan que suceda pronto. estÁ seguro de que harán lo mejor para que las vacunas se entreguen de manera segura y eficaz. andrea: si todo sale segÚn lo previsto los primeros envÍos de la vacuna se realizarÁn el 15 de diciembre. arantxa: el abogado de donald trump dijo que se encuentra hospitalizado. donald trump anunciÓ que se contagio de coronavirus. el ex alcalde de nueva york ha viajado para revertir la derrota de don

sorry to interrupt you, andrea, but there is a cu rfew you, andrea, but there is a curfew imposed foryou tell us about that and our people taking the cu rfew and our people taking the curfew news well? the curfew was put in place at 4.30 pm central today. it will last at least until 4.30 pm central on sunday. that is to allow further assessment of social integrity, not to mention further investigations and all of the frenzied pieces that go into working with local, state, and federal law enforcement to make sure we apprehend the party or parties responsible as soon party or parties responsible as soon as party or parties responsible as soon as possible. you know, you asked me earlier what nashville's sediment is, and i can tell you directly from the mouth of the mayor that this is not wisdom for in nashville. what we do ‘s and four in nashville is compassion and courage and the mayor did want to in this interview was to first and foremost we lay our thanks and admiration to the officers who were on or near the scene at the time. because of the quick action and because of the quick act

quite the shaking now, there's a reason because of that we did see this quake right along the san andreas fault now the san andreas fault dips right offshore just before reaching san francisco, you've got these areas on the west side of the city and then especially in the marina where we've also had reports of shaking that are on sandy sort of soil. so these areas are often subject to feeling that shaking before those rocky areas and those are the areas that we are seeing saying they outer sunset inner sunset in a richmond also having a few reports on twitter of people saying they felt it there. >>and yeah a lot of you are saying it's a 3.6 what it woke me up this is a bigger than a 3.6 c at darya james we've got no well on the phone right now reporter noelle bellow she's also saying she felt it woke her up this morning, no i would you feel. >>yeah it was quite the joel i'm happy new year ago. it was it was definitely a strong joan, but it didn't last very but i'm here in. >>chi how hollow area here and and city and it was definitely a strong jolt. >>and well you know we're at the morning

andrea has hotfooted overfrom receiving the award this year.the blue peter studio with the announcement was made this evening. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. goodbye. good evening. extensive cloud meant sunshine was in short supply today, and actually that cloud has started to bring some pretty heavy rain in from the west. that will continue to journey eastwards as we go through tonight. behind it, still quite a lot of cloud, some clear breaks, but also some showers which could be heavy. and for wales and the south west of england, those showers could even be thundery. not a cold night, though, 4—9 degrees. so, tomorrow morning, we start off with this band of rain across eastern areas. things should improve a little for eastern england, but i think eastern scotland will keep a lot of rain throughout the day. further west, some brightness, still quite a lot of cloud and some showers, some of which will be heavy. the winds will be fairly light. temperatures ranging from seven degrees in glasgow to 11 in london,

andrea nos cuenta de quÉ se trata.pena poner nuestra privacidad en venta ? para algunos sÍ. >> claro que sÍ. la empresa me llama y me ofrece eso y yo no voy a decir que si de una . te voy a averiguar de la empresa. o sea, si ese pago que dan me beneficia, pues, sÍ. o sea, yo ayudo a la empresa y ellos mayor a mÍ. >> la compraventa de los datos es una prÁctica habitual, presta pro harÍa que la persona sepa que su informaciÓn serÁ vendida y y reciba parte del beneficio, aunque sea un porcentaje muy reducido. la tarifa mÁs alta serÍa de los tres dÓlares mensuales y permitirÍa compartir todo tipo de informaciÓn con empresas que pagarÍa por ese lote -- contenido. >> prefiero mantener mis cosas personales para mÍ. o sea, con mucha seguridad. >> esta iniciativa es una respuesta a las amplias reglas de privacidad promulgadas que ahora exigen obtener el permiso de los consumidores antes de compartir sus datos con terceros. algunas empresas estÁn adaptando sus polÍticas para cumplir con las normas europeas en lugar de tener polÍ

enter andrea bocelli.pera star contracted covid shortly before his easter concert, which got 28 million views online. now he's at it again for the holiday season, and this time with a special guest. ♪ amazing grace >> o'donnell: the music of andrea bocelli brought us comfort and hope when we needed it most. ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: at the start of the pandemic, his easter songs, performed in an empty cathedral, filled hearts around the world. ♪ ♪ >> it was important to give this prayer to everybody. and to try to give hope and optimism. >> o'donnell: his message for the holidays is, there is always hope. it is the theme of his new album and his christmas concert. the concert explores the wonder of christmas through the eyes of his eight-year-old daughter, virginia. what's it like being on stage together? >> for me? >> o'donnell: yes. >> it means a lot. i like it. ♪ but it goes like this... >> o'donnell: father and daughter surprised us with a more spiritual rendition of leonard cohen's "hallelujah." ♪ hallelujah

andrea: we never asked banks not to pay their bonuses. consider paying bonds more.ve may be more postponement of these payments. the moderate given the conditions we are working in. , ecbrie: andrea enria supervisory board chairman speaking to bloomberg about lifting the defect or bann -- de facto ban. banks have been down more than 20% year-to-date but citi saying a lot of it was expected and it is more punitive than what the bank of england is doing to their banks so potentially, depending on which financials they are talking about, whether it was france or germany, we could even see may be some downside. it might not be equal across the board. manus: the bank of england will let people payout 25%. .2% of 15% or risk-weighted assets. herein lies the point which is institutions like bnp paribas are setting aside 50% for their payout ratio. they have a payout ratio of 50% so it's interesting that it uses the language of an important opening. the language used around bonuses, which is moderated. if you are already on a structure payout over three years equity, option

andrea nos tiene lo Último que se conoce sobre el atentado.einformaron que lo ocurrido vienes por la maÑana en nashville podrÍa ser una explosiÓn suicida. el vehÍculo que contenÍa el explosivo habrÍa estado estacionado durante meses en una vivienda las afueras de la ciudad que fue allanada. esta informaciÓn surge medida que las autoridades continÚan investigando el hecho que dejo a al menos tres personas heridas. varios vehÍculos y edificios destruidos, y a un sector en la ciudad o sin conexiÓn inalÁmbrica. mÁs temprano los investigadores habÍan afirmado que consideraban que la expresiÓn habÍa sido intencional pero que no habrÍa sido un intento de asesinato en masa. el fiscal encargado explicÓ que los agentes de diversas agencias han estado analizando las pistas que la ciudad nos han dejado y que han tenido mÁs de 500. cada una tomada en cuenta por los investigadores. a eso de las 6:30 hora local, una voz computarizada proveniente una casa rodante, pidiÓ en voz alta a la poblaciÓn que evacuarÁ la zona. y advirtiÓ que ese vehÍculo explotarÍa en

live in ocean beach, andrea borba, kpix 5. >> your shift is almost over. thank, andrea. >>> a woman in the hospital in sfrn after her car plunged off a cliff at fort bunston. you can see the car flipped over onto the sand a long way down. the woman was the only person inside the car. she was taken to the trauma center in serious condition. it's not clear exactly what happened. >>> an update in that explosion out of nashville. human remains have just been found near the site of that explosion. police aren't sure if that person was involved in the blast or an innocent victim. the explosion appears to be linked to an rv that was parked on a downtown street. it caused extensive damage to the area. >> elise reports the fbi has taken the lead in this investigation. >> reporter: the explosion shook the heart of downtown nashville. unleashing giant flames and a cloud of black smoke. >> it looks like a bomb went off. second avenue. that's an explosion. >> reporter: as officers flew to the scene, investigators saying this was not an accident. >> we believe it was an

andrea: i don't think so. important signal is the opening to dividend payments and we also gave forward guidance. we need a recommendation in september when it has come to an end. going going -- we are back up tuesday the situation where supervisors will invest dividend payments and the normal supervisory process. bank you could argue that shareholders could not do anything yet as long as the banks are getting the benefits of regulatory relief, the benefits from the ecb, there is that argument. why have you decided to go ahead and let shareholders get something? there has been an intense discussion over the last month. on the one hand we recognize there has been a reduction in uncertainty. clearer, our is economy has been more resilient and it seems that by 2022, we will be back to precrisis level. that is what is pushing us. on the other saying, we still have not a lot of visibility on the asset quality trajectory going forward. also there is a lot of support coming from the central bank, the supervisors and

here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: this morning, the reality tv couple known for their lavish lifestyle -- >> being broke sucks and being broke is a lot better. >> reporter: facing fraud months after calling it quits. ♪ it's expensive to be married >> reporter: real housewives of beverley hills star erica jane and her husband tom girardi, the lawyer made famous during the erin brocovich case, are accused of hiding money meant for victims killed in the 2018 lyon airplane crash. >> the law firm in chicago is saying thomas girardi is trying to tuck away money during this divorce, hide this cash, he has to give it to his wife or have the money assigned to her and that way he won't have to pay it back to these plaintiffs or this law firm. >> reporter: on the show, the couple would flaunt their extravagant life-style. >> i think it cost $40,000 a month to do erica jane, so that's hair, makeup, costumes, wardrobe and the whole production of itself. >> reporter: the suit claims they're actually in debt and used some of the misappropriated money to pay it off and project a public image of obscen

in andreas from bloomberg opinion. you have a piece that caught my deal thatthe eu/china we are expecting to see this afternoon. i think ursula von der leyen is going to jump on a call with xi jinping. they want to deepen their relationship, and you say that is a mistake. can you tell us why? andreas: i think it is a mistake because --y rest because they rushed into the steel that has been in talks for seven years. everyone agrees it was stuck for all of these years mainly because china wouldn't move an inch on the most important things, including giving a level playing field to european firms and not using forced labor in china and adopting international conventions. everything was stuck, and then suddenly xi jinping seems to have realized that with joe biden, a much more skillful leader in the white house coming in on the u.s. side then this american leader which renew the trans atlantic alliance and that europe and america could start per did -- could start prison thing a united front against china in a number of ar

andrea: asÍ nos despedimos, era muchÍsimas gracias por acompaÑarnos, recuerde que los esperamos con mÁsal punto california. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ >> hoy es sÁbado 26 de diciembre y estas son las principales noticias. una vivienda donde habÍa estado estacionado el vehÍculo queexplotÓ en tennessee dejando una vasta destrucciÓn y varios muertos en navidad. millones de personas se quedan sin beneficio de desempleo a partir de hoy mientras siguen las negociaciones para aprobar el paquete de ayuda econÓmica que trump aÚn no firma. cada minuto muere una persona en el condado de los Ángeles por coronavirus. calefÓn hacia convertido en el epicentro de

. >> 43-year-old andrea seen here on bank surveillance video. accused of partnering with an inmate and parolee to file fake claims. >> at least twelve of the 100 claims were processed for payment. and over $200,000 in unemployment benefits were paid out to her roseville address in if form of bank of america debit cards. >> one of the claim thes was for $21,000 in the name of u.s. senator diane feinstein who never knew she was a victim. >> investigators further discovered that bank of america atm card cameras captured jervis on multiple occasions withdrawing cash from seven of the unlimit insurance debit cards and at least one captured transaction showed him using a debit card issued to the united states senator. >> edd is complicit in this fraud. >> california assemblyman jim patterson is one of many lawmakers highly critical of the edd. >> i think we're just beginning to see the saga unfold of perhaps the largest, biggest scam in california history that's been enabled by either a complicit or an incompetent edd. >> well, that was adrienne moore

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andrea nos cuenta de quÉ se trata. buenos dÍas. andrea: buenos dÍas. exactamente.on mensajes positivos que estÁn a la venta en el lugar donde se conocieron y donde ambas venden sus colecciones de ropa y maquillaje. por quÉ era tan importante lanzar una colecciÓn de ropa para empoderar a la mujer latina y mostrar cÓmo las mujeres se pueden unir y ser mÁs exitosas? [habla en inglÉs] >> lo que ella y yo siempre hemos tenido en comÚn es que amamos a las personas, amamos a las mujeres, amamos el sentimiento de una hermandad. puedes unirte a alguien y demostrar que lo importante es la uniÓn. [habla en inglÉs] abdrea: a travÉs del uso de su suÉter con mensaje como "mamÁ bendecida", "confÍa en tu camino", quieren promover esa uniÓn, que no sólo ha sido la clave de sus Éxitos, sino que demuestra que el Éxito es para todas. alina: son dos mujeres que no necesitamos hacer esto, pero lo estamos haciendo porque queremos hacer. es muy importante que esta colecciÓn, de verdad, que siga creciendo. para poder enseÑar a las mujeres que no tienes que competir con nadie. [habla en ing

causó años en luisiana, texas y mississippi después huracán sally dejó pobaldos enteros bajo agua andreancreíble lo que está sucediendo . >>> fuimos el epicentro de estos desastros siniestros y dimos cobertura a elementos de otros estados que también combatien incendios . >>> la labor para los pmeees cuando ya estamos nuevamente en estas temporadas. >>> vamos a una pausa y a lregrear se reporta el premente caso de ontagio con la nueva cepa del coronavirus . >>> y tenemos consejo para no caer en trampa de los estafadores con su cheque de estímulo económico el monto final del cheque de estímulo económico aún se está evaluando brenda brito tiene consejos p que no se deje engañar. >>> aunque la propuesta no pasó por el senado los 600 dólares es un hecho . >>> para la renta. >>> un fallo que muchos cutionan . >>> nos están usando porque mpremro los demócratas no quieran arlo. >>> pero gran parte de la población sufre las consecuencias econmias que haya ayuda el go para las personas que no pueden dormir porque tiene muchas dedas . >>>a nte landad que se vive, hasta los delincuentes trabajando

andrea tiene las mejores ideas. una bebida con amigos puede convertirse en muchas. ¡detente!lo por amor. marÍa: "despierta amÉrica", buenos dÍas es martes 29 de diciembre. aprobado, cÁmara baja da luz verde al aumento de 600 a $2000 por cheque a los contribuyentes como parte del paquete de alivio. aÚn falta que el senado lo apruebe. te diremos quÉ tan probable es que eso ocurra. raÚl:una docena de estados amanecen bajo alerta de tiempo invernal. grandes nevadas y temperaturas son parte del pronÓstico aquÍ el "despierta amÉrica" sabrÁs cuáles zonas se debe preparar para el congelado panorama. marÍa: crea controversia en las declaraciones del hijo del maestro armando manzaneroque dijo que la muerte de su padre fue causada por una irresponsabilidad. lo vamos a ampliar en "sin rollo". raÚl: quÉ pasÓ entre luis miguely don armando manzanero, te contamos algo porque terminÓ la relaciÓn de ambos. marÍa: una experta nos dice como puedes sacarle mejor provecho al aÑo desde ahora. raÚl: bienvenido a una nueva hora de "despierta amÉrica". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ buenos dias a todos, !buenos dias a ch

tonight: plus, stephen welcomes common and musical guest andrea bocelli featuring jon batiste and stay homin'. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater office building in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: hey, everybody! welcome to a rare friday "late show." this is a collector's item. take this show, put it in one of those plastic sleeves and put it away. don't let your kids play with it. i'm your host stephen colbert. t.g.i.f., by which i mean, thank god inoculations finally. also, thank god for a new president, finally, finally, whether or not the current one clinging by his fingernails to the white house doorframe is ready to sack up and accept reality. yesterday, president-elect biden and vice president-elect harris had their first official post-election interview with jake the tapper. biden said a lot of things, none of which will have to be defended in court by his drippy, farting lawyer. the times, they are a-changin'. ( laughter ) i'm so happy. i'm so damn happy. ad from show! a friday show! one of the biggest topics jake covered was an update on the p