here's andrea canning with "twisted in texas.” >> in the beginning, it was heady, fun. >> he is veryrming. >> she was swept away. >> i don't think i've ever had somebody tell me i'm beautiful that much. >> but without warning, it all turned from love story to crime story. >> he's a relentless tsunami. >> he doesn't care who he affects. >> this is like out of a movie. >> it is. it is. >> a thriller. >> i ran across the street yelling, leave her alone. >> with secret recordings -- >> i want her gone. >> a fake death. and another death that was all too real. >> it's awful. it never should have happened, none of it. >> meghan verikas is a pittsburgh girl born and raised. steeler games, tight-knit friends, a solid family. >> i grew up with my parents who've been married for 35 years. >> meghan's own love life wasn't so simple. she got married in her 20s. but she and her husband drifted apart. so she threw herself into her work, managing a busy hotel downtown. >> it's a fun job. you meet a lot of different people. >> one of those people was a local doctor, who checked in during the winter

here's andrea canning with "the target." >> reporter: in this quiet, wealthy neighborhood, behind the gates of this lavish estate, a fuse was lit. newfound money led to explosive fights, torrid affairs, deadly secrets. >> one car will hit her. >> reporter: and a wicked plot that disturbed even seasoned detectives. >> someone approached him to be hired as a hitman. >> reporter: a scheme with a twist. this is where this whole story goes a little bit hollywood. >> yeah. literally. >> reporter: the starring characters, an unhappy housewife. >> don't you worry. you are done! >> reporter: a luxury car salesman. >> the only thing i could ask is why? >> reporter: a former mortician and aspiring model. >> it was horrible. >> reporter: and a prominent doctor. >> we were both scared. we both didn't know what to do. >> reporter: our story begins in rockland county, new york. nestled along the hudson river, about an hour's drive north of new york city. the home of dr. ira bernstein, a well-respected podiatrist. i've always wondered why someone chooses feet as a doctor. >> feet are extremely import

the form of 7 million now told to boil their water before they can drink it, and so many people have been posting heartbreaking images, andrea. we have people digging up snow in their backyard because they don't trust the water coming out of their faucet. they're trying to melt it however they can. and this is playing out as we speak. as a result of that, we've seen kind of a cause and effect problem play out. a lot of people were afraid their pipes would freeze with this cold snap, so they left their faucets dripping overnight. in result, the water pressure has dropped so low that the houston fire chief just told me they're having trouble plugging into hydrants when they respond to house fires. that's the trickle-down impact here, and it's still frigid in texas. andrea? >> not good news at all. thanks so much, morgan, for everything you're doing there. let's turn to nbc's stephanie gosk in new york city. just the last few days parents and teachers with more questions than answers about school reopening. what's the latest there? >> reporter: yeah, andrea, you know, there are a lot of school systems in the country that are op

tourism director andreas steibl can see why.that locals still deeply distrust the media that they were complicit in making ischgl a scapegoat for the spread of coronavirus throughout europe. >> we did not create this pandemic, this virus. it was brought here. so the fact that we were being confronted with it for so long afterwards, at the center of attention, and wrongfully receiving the blame, that hurts, it is painful. >> steibl says ischgl has learned from the mistakes and it now aims to become a role model as soon as it can. part of the plan is to turn the cultural center into a covid-19 testing center. >> we've already ordered the walls and everything, which we'll receive next week. there will be five stations. >> 5 stations will perform 3,000 official pcr tests a week, enabling guests to get tested here on arrival and shortly before leaving again. the 5-star hotel owned by bernhard zangerl's family is running on a skeleton crew. around a hundred seasonal workers are on call, waiting at home in hungary, germany, and austria

andrea boehlke host of people in ten breaking down what we can tune into this weekend. eing here. what movies are you loving this weekend? >> hello, janai. thanks for having me. good morning. i have two movies, the first is "nomadland." it stars oscar winner frances mcdormand. so it follows fern who loses everything. she loses her husband, her home. she is now living in a van navigating this new life on the road. this movie is getting a lot of buzz. nominated for four golden globes and a s.a.g. award for mcdormand's performance. something i found really cool is fern encounters all on her journey. they cast real-life nomads to play versions of themselves, not professional actors. you can watch it on hulu. >>> then this next movie i have for you is really adorable. it's perfect for the whole family. it's called "flora & ulysses." it's about 10-year-old flora, her parents recently separated. one day she rescues a squirrel from an outdoor roomba type vacuum which sounds terrifying if you're a squirrel. it turns out this squirrel has superpowers. can actually communicate with

>> that's right, andrea. and i can tell you president biden is keen to prove his capacity to be able to make a divided and partisan washington work. but he risks fracturing support among democrats on capitol hill and those democrats who support him if he's seen as watering down or downsizing his covid proposal in order to pick up support from senate republicans. i can also tell you that they're top line $600 bm price tag is a nonstarter. and there's a question as to whether or not those group of ten republicans you see there on the screen are really operating in good faith when they propose that number. think of it this way, if you're going to go buy a car let's say that cost $30,000 and you offer $9,500 for it, you would be laughed off the lot. that's not how negotiations operate in good faith. the biden team has already laid down a couple markers. they said they're not going to split up the bill to potentially pay for vaccine distribution in one proposal and handle everything else in another proposal. they've also sa

can the risk to our people. that's a message frankly, andrea, that doesn't just go to iran. it goes to as you said any of our adversaries in the region. >> now, we've seen some reactions from democratic senators this morning. first up i think senator kaine saying offensive military action without congressional approval is not constitutional absent extraordinary circumstances. senator murphy, koung should hold this administration to the same standard it did prior administrations and require clear legal justifications for military action. there was no notification, no prior consultation with congress to my knowledge. >> i would tell you that the president acted well within his constitutional authorities under article 2 as commander in chief of the united states to protect american service members involved in operations. clearly, there's a constitutional authority here. secondly, he was acting within article 51 of the united nations. our obligation under the united nations, is an article that provides for self-defense. so we're very confident that there was ample legal justific

can take some questions. >> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington where the white house covid response team just said there is a weather backlog because of obviously weather across the united states of 6 million vaccines, affecting all 50 states, with three days of delayed shipping. andy vit said vaccination sites should be ready for extra volume and if everyone works together he believes they can catch up. you heard anthony fauci saying that trials on children are going to begin going downward from the 18- and 17-year-olds and working down to 6- to 12-year-olds that will not begin to show results until the beginning of 2022. >>> this is the big story today, president biden making his debut on the world stage, speaking to europe's key security summit in munich but this time as president, ditching donald trump's hostile rhetoric by embracing friends and putting adversaries on notice. >> i speak to you as president of the united states. at the very start of my administration. i'm sending a clear message to the world -- america i

andrea. and you can hear in the emotion in her voice just how scared she was.ived traumatic events it often is extraordinarily difficult to talk about it, oftentimes the recommendation is to do exactly that, to try and work through it. but that was her overarching message here was focused on the fact that this trauma compounds itself, that she, of course, was reexperiencing as she said there at the end a sexual assault, a previous trauma in her life and she was also saying that this is why she was making a political argument saying this is why we can't move on from what happened in the capitol. and, of course, with the impeachment trial looming, we're all about to relive it again as democrats make their argument that donald trump incited the riot that ultimately led to all of this year, to the death of a police officer, and the loss of additional lives, andrea. >> and capitol hill police officer brian sicknick who died from injuries sustained in the attack will be lying in honor in the capitol rotunda tonight, his body will be brought in later tonight and he'll

can stay in the u.s. >>> kenneth, mona. >> andrea, thank you. just an incredible rescue. >>> tears were flowing as a new jersey man reunited with a dog that saved his life. >> brian myers became emotional as he saw sadie. he suffered a stroke in his bedroom and sadie pulled his down the steps where the cousin called for help. it happened months after she was adopted from a shelter. she will be honored with a heroic dog award from peda. >>> coming up, britney spears, the new documentary that is causing controversy as the star leads into another legal battle over her conservatorship. >>> and a man posing as bruno mars. you are watching "world news now." i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. [spoken

andrea. if the federal government can find osama bin laden, we can certainly find the missing parents of children and reunite families. >> and a path to citizenship benefits for what they've suffered. >> absolutely. they need, you know, health care, mental health care and support for families who, you know, are fleeing violence, maybe fleeing for their lives, coming to this nation for asylum. restoring the asylum system is another key element of the proposal and something we need to do through this comprehensive package that is long, long overdue. >> senator alex padilla, i know you have to go. but thanks very much for taking the time to talk to us. >> thank you, andrea. >> appreciate that. back with me now, kasie hunt, michael beschloss, zeier, and phil rucker. the president and first lady gave their first interview to "people" magazine. what the president said about the impeachment trial, which is starting next week. >> ask me whether or not they thought a trial should go forward. they didn't ask me whether or not he should have been impeached. he was impeached by the house. and it has to move

can you even post on instagram without a filter. no really andrea fold has 70000 followers look my face is mega bright it's the wonderful night here in tel aviv my face is perfect their lips parted but. she won't tell us how much she earns she post at least 4 times a week. of course you film yourself when you're feeling good because that's when you feel like communicating nobody likes to show their face when they've been crying or feeling down the trouble is that that gives the impression that life is nonstop wonderful because you're not showing the other side. with these kinds of blogs everything should look beautiful and feel authentic whether it's fake or not is not so important. well fake or real the answer to that question can cost you a fortune especially if you splashed out on a product that turns out to be fake take bauhaus furniture for example the legendary art school has been around for over 100 years and it's designs are still highly prized classics because they are so sought after they are often copied much to the chagrin of the officia

come on can you even post on instagram without a filter. no really andrea fog has 70000 followers because look my face is mega bright it's the wonderful night here in tel aviv my face is perfect and lit up by that. she won't tell us how much she hurt. at least 4 times a week. of course you film yourself when you're feeling good because that's when you feel like communicating nobody likes to show their face when they've been crying or feeling down the trouble is that that gives the impression that life is nonstop wonderful because you're not showing the other side. with these kinds of blocks everything should look beautiful and feel authentic whether it's fake or not is not so important. well fake or real the answer to that question can cost you a fortune especially if you splashed out on a product that turns out to be fake take bauhaus furniture for example the legendary art school has been around for over 100 years and its designs are still highly prized classics because they are so sought after they are often copied much to the chagrin of the official man

we'll try to make space to meet as many of the candidates as we can, but they include city councilmember andrealast september. in an interview, miss campbell said her city needs leadership that can understand equality from lived experience. she added that now is a unique opportunity to face the city's history and transcend it. andrea campbell joins us now. councilmember campbell, good evening. >> good evening. >> let's start with the basic question. why should bostonians elect you mayor? >> well, first of all, thank you for having me. i love your show. so happy to be on this evening. just like i said, i think we all recognize we are in a pivotal moment in this country and in this city. everyone is talking about race and racism and systemic reform frankly in ways they haven't in a really long time. i think boston does have a unique opportunity we won't necessarily get any time soon to confront our own painful history of racism, segregation, and to do that we need leadership not only that is bold and courageous, but leadership that understands those inequities and has lived them. and i jumped int

that spokesperson also said that you can go back there provided enough vaccines for you to get your second dose at the same company. as well back to you, julie and andrea. i'm not sure you can answer this. what if you had an appointment and you had not yet received the first dose, but you had an appointment with one medical. would that just be now canceled? that would just be now canceled. in fact, we do have some counties. you heard. san francisco has ordered them to return 270 miles, so no more of the first shipments will be arriving at the company now, so you may want to check with them before you had in for your appointment. all right. good news. good update. i should say, andre, think you in san francisco, the mass vaccination side of mosconi center reopened today, a supply shortage and shipping delays linked to storms in the midwest forced it to close for two weeks. people who live and work in the city can get a shot by appointment. supervisor matt haney says tht despite the setback, the city's still hopes to get all people in san francisco vaccinated by this summer, more than 142,000 san franciscans have gotten their first dose of the coronaviru

can you even post on instagram without a filter. no really andrea funk has 70000 followers look my face is mega bright it's the wonderful night here in tel aviv my face is perfect and lit up by that. she won't tell us how much she can. post at least 4 times a week. of course you film yourself when you're feeling good because that's when you feel like communicating with nobody likes to show their face when they've been crying or feeling down the trouble is that gives the impression that life is nonstop wonderful because you're not showing the other side. with these kinds of everything should look beautiful and feel authentic whether it's fake or not is not so important. well fake or real the answer to that question can cost you a fortune especially if you splashed out on a product that turns out to be fake take bauhaus furniture for example the legendary art school has been around for over 100 years and its designs are still highly prized classics because they are so sought after they are often copied much to the chagrin of the official manufacturers

can they live up to them? >> andrea, it's like you would expect. remote learning environments, i think some are encouraged by the new cdc guidelines. there's a path to open. but many including those with underlying health conditions are still very worried. we're prioritizing getting vaccines to our teachers but there just isn't enough supply. so what we're looking into this and still urging caution for everyone to make sure we can keep people safe. >> what have you learned about the impact, especially in low-income communities, about the stress, mental effects, isolation, lack of internet access in many communities for these children, especially younger children. >> let's face it, education was never built to be delivered in an exclusively remote environment. so we are experiencing challenges adapting to the need to be where we are. i give great credit to our educators and students. they have been so resilient. the killing of george floyd and active racism, so many things occurred. but we have to do what we can to preserve life. everything we are s

out at marin county were essential workers like teachers, food service workers, can now get vaccinated. but as kpix5 andrea nakano reports, some seniors who desperately want the vaccine are feeling like they are getting left behind. >> reporter: this is the drive- through site that they opened just this week. while it may look empty now, just a few hours ago, this lot was lined with cars and those i spoke with tonight that got vaccinated, they are the lucky ones. >> i am very grateful. >> reporter: 88-year-old and maria finally got her vaccine tonight after her son worked for weeks to get her an appointment online. she is a kaiser patient and had no luck getting the vaccine through her healthcare provider and she is not the only one. >> i'm a membnted do but they are y t anpointmthey owup at a vaccination sites, hoping to get a leftover dose at the end of the day. >> i was checking out the drugstores today, they all say no, no, no appointment and i don't know, it is just really discouraging. >> reporter: they say it has been receiving a disproportionately small share of the vaccine supply, and in a stateme

and important but for influencers upholding credibility can be a challenge to stay real they have to choose their collaboration's wisely. andrea funk is an influencer 8 years ago she turned her hobby into a career as a fashion beauty and lifestyle blogger. how do you earn money with blogging and. by doing advertising you promote a certain company post on instagram or do stories about it you can also write articles for a company like i did. write her describe. the 21st century is shaping up to be the era of influencer marketing many bloggers have a lot of following and brands know how to use that to their advantage. when you start working with a company that often do a briefing and tell you that they don't want to see any implausible settings so if you're promoting beauty products you should be in the bathroom or at least at home not in some exotic and unlikely location that. companies evidently think that an aura of authenticity is important as a way to reach their target groups. it's estimated that spending on advertising on social media could reach well over 100000000000 dollars this year. blogs about lifestyle and travel bu

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can get the power back up pretty soon. i am worried about interruptions in vaccinations. and the reason, andrea, i'm so worried is because we're in this race to get ahead of the variant from the united kingdom which we know is much more transmissible, more contagious, and higher mortality rates associated with it according to the uk scientists. so even though the numbers have been looking really good in terms of going down, i'm concerned this is short lived and we're going to start seeing the acceleration. so i've been pushing pretty hard on my colleagues as well about vaccinating the american people ahead of that variant. so any interruption really becomes a problem and i'm worried now, you know, we thought it was going to be a one-day interruption on monday, now it's tuesday, now wednesday, so that's going to be a -- have a significant impact on race eight head of the variants. that's my big concern about vaccinations. >> and we just saw some pictures of people lined up, college kids at rice university, lined up because there was a refrigeration problem with the power problem, and so rather t

>> i think he can accomplish a lot, andrea. you know, it's already been seen in two weeks, the president has reembraced our allies and put the united states back into leadership role we have to have with nato and our east asian allies. he's defending democracy, criticizing the russians over the attempted poisoning of alexei navalny, and now the jailing. and secretary blinken said it was a genocide, really tough language and this challenge that we face from china and russia, the two big authoritarian powers, is one of the most important issues of the american people is confronting. president biden has made it very clear, he's going to defend our country and defend diplomacy. so i think it's going to have a very strong start in foreign policy. and today's event allows him to shine -- illuminate, really, our nonpartisan career of foreign and civil servants, the heart of our diplomacy, who need to be lifted up here and will be, i think, by this administration. >> is putin, though, rebuffing him, ignoring him, by jailing in a navaln

can stay in the u.s. kenneth, mona. >> all right, andrea, thank you. >>> coming up, is decaf better than regular? the new study on coffee and your heart. >>> also ahead, the disturbing spree of attacks targeting elderly people on the street. these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin, and, had significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infection. if you take asthma medicines, don't change or stop them without talking to your doctor. so help heal your skin from within, and talk to your eczema specia

can have ppp. we also know about the $1,400 direct payment to americans who would qualify and whole host of things, andrea. . >> this comes as numbers of -- first of all, there's economic data that shows the recovery could be a lot stronger than has been predicted but this bounce-back is also coming with new numbers showing the real unemployment rate may be as high as 10% because of people who have given up and no longer trying to find jobs. a lot of these are from the restaurant sector. this could be a whole lot popular than some of the other proposals in that package, because the way he framed it, middle america, small town america, main street. geoff bennett, thank you very much. thank you for all of that today. >>> meanwhile, powerless has millions of texans continue to live without electricity following last week's winter storm. many getting hit by soaring utility bills they can't afford. that's coming up next. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. (man) i'm a verizon engineer, part of the team that built 5g right, the only one from america's most reliable network. we designed our 5g to

with valentine's day around the corner, it can be unclear how to stay safe while trying to find that special someone. andrea asked an expert about the do's and don'ts of dating. andrea? >> reporter: if you live with someone already, you are safe, do what you want with them. if you are out on the scene, swiping right on the apps, this is for you. with just two days until valentine's day, saint union street has a crop of balloons. are the traditional trappings even safe if you are not shacked up? >> it is pretty tough for single people. a lot of my friends are pretty bummed out. >> reporter: we asked a doctor, who gave a thumbs up to? in the park, dining outside under twinkling lights on a blind date, with the caveat of masking between bites. >> it looks weird, but you've got to do it. but it right back up. that's what you do when you are with someone you don't know. and that kiss and tell moment, that is the most high-risk activity, anything that involves the tory track. deep breathing on each other, kissing, all of that stuff. >> reporter: if you can't resist, both people need to get tested before the date.

andrea nakano spoke with the pilot and his father about the harrowing experience. >> reporter: as you can see behind me the crane is about to lift this plane and get it off the road. it was a close call earlier today as the pilot lost power shortly after takeoff. just after five tonight this plane took off from the livermore municipal airport. josh and his father were headed home to napa but they knew they were in trouble as soon as the plane got off the ground. he says the plane reach about 500 feet and started gliding down to the isabel overpass above highway 580. air-traffic control lost contact with the plane and immediately put out a call to search for the single engine mooney. he tells us he can see a shadow of the white car they ended up hitting as a touchdown on the road. juliette goodrich just happened to be driving by and watch the plane make the emergency landing. >> we were actually going over the overpass and saw this plane kind of teetering. it was using the overpass as its own runway, if you will. then we saw it slip directly into a car. from there we were just hoping every

premises and uses that data so people can use it easily to figure actionable intelligence and by doing that they been able to take cloud data, take on premise that andreans with the concept we call decision velocity. they are doing a good job giving everyone a run for their money, they cloud vendors who have decided to invest in competitors because they realize snowflake is becoming more powerful. stuart: does snowflake know all about me and you and susan and everyone in this building and everyone in this city? [laughter] >> they don't, but if you put the data in one central place and then you can figure out some insight, but it is still a tool that brings data together but it doesn't know everything about everyone. stuart: last one, palantir, i know it's a today as they have a deal going with ibm. where is it going from here? >> well, we talked about this when they had their ipo and they have quadrupled their price since ipo and it's coming because there's a perception of it being a services company, but they are moving towards a soft well and ibm deal signifies that. they are the ones that are able to bring lots of the signal intelligence and figure

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can still submit another petition. her next hearing is in march. kenneth, mona. >> andreaank you. >>> a new study finds a drug for type 2 diabetes also helps obese people lose weight. the drug's name is semaglutide and it increases insulin production while suppressing your appetite. researchers found the weekly injectable drug helped patients lose 15% of their body weight. the drugmaker is asking for fda approval. >>> in sports tom brady is preparing for knee surgery. the super bowl champ will have what's described as a cleanup procedure. reports say the surgery is minor and was planned for months. >>> the seattle seahawks are reportedly not looking to trade russell wilson despite several teams expressing interest in trading for the star quarterback. wilson has expressed frustrations with the team. >>> coming up, how one man got back at his internet service provider for their slow service. >>> also ahead, pigs playing video games for science. did you know prilosec otc can stop frequent heartburn before it begins? heartburn happens when stomach acid refluxes into the esopha

. >> you can catch the entire exclusive interview with andrea mitchell and the newly sworn in secretary >>> before we go i want to introduce you to someone very special, our hero of the day. this right there on your screen is rebecca dacota a nurse at a field hospital in notice and she noticed many homeless covid patients she helps don't have many articles of clothing, especially warm ones for this cold winter weather. in addition to her day job saving lives, she created nurses for hope, a facebook page and started collecting clothing donations so she could send patients on their way home with warm clothes to whatever home they have, sweatshirts, sweatpants, socks, anything. rebecca says she hopes her efforts can make patients feel less stressed about the bare necessities during such a difficult time. rebecca, a hero today and every day certainly needs to be showcased. that wraps us up for this very busy hour, i'm stephanie ruhle. hallie jackson picks up breaking news coverage next. hallie jackson picks up breaking news coverage next ugh, there's that cute guy from 12c. -go talk to him.

>> reporter: the president's saying america can emerge to better equip to defend democracy because we have fought for it ourselves. lester >> all right, andrea thank you. >>> as you point out one of the biggest issues of china is human rights keir simmons with our exclusive. china government is tearing them apart >> reporter: rahan's brother have been planning to attend her harvard graduation in 2015 but she was suddenly arrested in china. >> they are apart of the human rights group say, now a senior, chinese official shang, tells nbc news in a letter, he confessed of inciting sessions and sentenced to 15 years. >> do you believe that he was forced to confess? >> he's been st-- i can't remotely imagine and i can't fathom >> reporter: the united states accused china of genocide. >> genocide is committed against the uighurs. shang denies racial cleansing and forced sterilization. we met him in 2015 when we visited the vocational training camp this mother, a widow was only allowed to see her daughter once a week >> reporter: tell me it is not brutal taking a mother away from her father-year-old daughter when her father just died >> she can go h

andrea. i'm sure you have your own. you can do some probing questions yourself. >> thanks so much, congresswoman. we appreciate that. and we return to the hearing. >> -- achieve the goal. did you get that fbi intelligence report? >> so i addressed that when we started. the united states capitol police department did get that report. i was just advised of that in the last 24 hours. that report made it from the yoint terrorism task force over to our intelligence bureau, to a sergeant there, and ceased moving forward at that point. no leadership, myself included, over at capitol police was made aware of that at the time of the event. >> so there is -- you've referred in your testimony to the individual who is the head, john donahue, the director of intelligence on the u.s. capitol police, and did he receive that report but he did not pass that on to you as head of the uscp? >> again, i have no knowledge he received that report. i'm told it went to an official of the rank of sergeant and didn't move any further from there. >> okay.

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capitol, the president is saying america can emerge better equip to unite the world and defend democracy because we have fought for it ourselves. lester >> all right, andrea, thank you. as you point out one of the biggest issues with china is human rights keir simmons now families say china government is tearing them ahead >> reporter: her brother had been planning to attend her harvard graduation in 2016 he was arrested in china. >> we have not heard a word from him. >> reporter: rahan and her brother are apart of the uighurs party. millions have been locked up in camps and now a senior, chinese official chan tells nbc news in a letter of inciting succession and sentenced to 15 years. >> do you believe he was forced to confess >> i just can't fathom >> reporter: last month the united states accused china of genocide >> genocide is committed against the uighurs. >> reporter: chan denies racial cleansing, and calling forced sterilization nonsense >> this mother is only allowed to see her daughter once a week. >> reporter: tell me that it is not brutal to take her daughter away from her when her father just died. >> she's been released and with her daughter

like that the answer is of course you can >> reporter: only a small proportion of the population is vaccinated, it would not beng or go to theaters lester >> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> here is an interesting question, will americans need a third vaccine dose more than 41 million americans received at least one dose, hospitalizations are still dropping and now just over 63,000 miguel almaguer tonight on the vaccine and challenges >> reporter: an evolving virus and the pandemic's most emerging threat, a new covid variant could impact the vaccine americans desperately need pfizer says its vaccine may lose potency against the ominous south african strain >> there may be a need for a third dose including with your pfizer vaccine >> as of right now, we are preparing for the possibility. >> reporter: getting any vaccines is more difficult than ever cities not buried under snow or a layer of ice the distribution pipeline has come to a standstill >> i learned that today's appointments have been cancelled just by coming here. they told me i would be contacted while i was not. >> reporter: it is unclear when children will have a vaccine, in brooklyn, w

of my colleagues, to put into words that every american can hear for decades to come how close we came to losing our democracy. you know, andrea, i think what gets lost in all of this is the fact president trump basically told that mob to go to the capitol, to the congress of the united states, to the branch of government, the equal branch of government that was about to do its job relative to the electoral college, and he told them to fight like hell. fight like hell meant overtaking the legislative branch of government. and we can't lose sight of that. he also said in his remarks later in the day, much later in the day, remember this day forever. this is a man that intended to overtake this government. and it's astonishing to me that so few of my colleagues on the republican side, even after witnessing that, even after being part of that insurrection, are unwilling to do their jobs and protect the constitution and protect the democracy. >> thank you very much for being with us today. we have to go to the briefing. jen psaki has started. but thank you very much for being with us. jen psaki at the white house. >> and we want t

emerge tremfyant™ janssen can help you explore cost support options. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchellington. we're awaiting the white house daily briefing with jen psaki to kick off a really important and historic week for two presidents. the unprecedented second impeachment trial of donald trump beginning tomorrow. the house managers today are going to be planning their prosecution of the case. senate majority leader schumer and newly hire defense team trying to work out a last-minute agreement on procedures. president biden trying to keep the focus on building support for his covid relief bill but the only questions he was asked from reporters as he returned from wilmington today was about the trial of his predecessor, which he is deferring to the senate. >> look, he had an offer to come and testify. he decided not to. let the senate work that out. >> nbc's chief w

can understand inequality from lived experience. now is a unique experience to face the city's history and transend it. andreaow. good evening. >> good evening. let's start with the basic question. why should boston elect you mayor? >> first of all, thank you for having me. i love your show. we are all recognizing that we are in a pivotal moment in the country and the city and everyone is talking about race and racism and systemic reform in way they have not talked about it in a long time. boston has a unique opportunity that we will not necessarily get any time soon to confront our own painful history of racism, segragation and to do that we need leadership, not only that is bold and courageous, but leadership that understands those inequities and has lived them. you know, i jumped in to the race in september. when the mayor was still running and i said at the time, i got in the public service life after losing my brother andre that died nine years ago this month, while in custody of the department of correction that oversees our prisons here in massachusetts and he was 29 years old. i ask the question, when

and important but for influencers upholding credibility can be a challenge to stay real they have to choose their collaboration's wisely. andrea is an influencer 8 years ago she turned her hobby into a career as a fashion beauty and lifestyle blogger. how do you earn money with blogging and. by doing advertising you promote a certain company post on instagram or do stories about it you can also write articles for a company like i did. by a turkish wired. the 21st century is shaping up to be the era of influencer marketing many bloggers have a lot of following and brands know how to use that to their advantage. that's all when you start working with a company that often do a briefing and tell you that they don't want to see any implausible settings so if you're promoting beauty products you should be in the bathroom or at least at home not in some exotic and unlikely location that. companies evidently think that an aura of authenticity is important as a way to reach their target groups. it's estimated that spending on advertising on social media could reach well over 100000000000 dollars this year. alba blogs about lifestyle an

andrea hang in singapore andrea good to see you just tell me how sustainable is japan's grows given that we're still in the midst of a pandemic well it's good news none of us can monica but the good news will not last long analysts say that the growth is actually very fragile and could likely be very easily destructive now sooner rather than later we will see the impact of japan's 2nd state of emergency if you recall the impulse that late last year and that's going to have its effects on particularly the church as an industry and as consumer confidence as well as that related industry is going to take some time to recover longer than expected it's not going to be that much sustainable but we did definitely saw a quite some euphoria or on the market i mean the last time the nikkei traded above 30000 was an organist 1990 it was a very different time then. i was i was a lot also a lot smaller than i am. going to compare then and now investors do say that the nikkei house that you tell 30000 is actually not much well a celebration just to illustrate it is currently at this moment trading at 17 times expect to earnings not to illustrate the comparison back in the n

andrea? >> and to peter baker, is there any hope in the white house that they can actually get some republican votes? the president has met with republicans including mayors, local officials he's trying to get on his side. does he think that he has to make more compromises or is he now just trying to go it alone? >> i don't think they're holding out much hope for the idea they'll get a lot of republican votes at this point. they've moved on spinwise to say this is a bipartisan package because they have republican support in various opinion polls showing that there's a substantial majority of the american public that is in favor of this package. so you already see moving the goal posts in that sense to say it doesn't mean we're not bipartisan even if most republicans vote against this. the lesson they took from the obama experience 12 years ago was waiting for republican support and compromising on the scale of the package in the end was a mistake, they believe, in 2009, and they don't plan to repeat it this time. >> peter alexander, getting a better sense from both the president and congressio

can be. this driver backed out of their driveway and they went sliding all the way down the street. abc's andrea fujii begins our coverage. >> reporter: this morning, historic cold hitting the country. arctic air dropping down through the plains into texas, turning roads into skating rinks. >> slow down. >> reporter: in el paso, mangled big rigs littering this highway. overnight windchills dipping below zero in san antonio. conditions so extreme in houston, the city could see its coldest february in 122 years. >> the freezing temperatures have already reached, so it's very, very important that folks stay off the roads so that we don't cause a disaster on top of a disaster. >> reporter: power companies in texas now considering rolling blackouts because the massive demand for electricity during this record cold threatens to overwhelm the power grid. and it's not just texas. 240 million americans across 40 states are on alert, with feel-like temperatures from albuquerque at 3 degrees up to fargo at negative 40. in mississippi, which could see half an inch of ice today, at least five 18-wheelers wer