the police just shot casey, mommy. he's on the floor dead, mommy. hurry up and get here. >> reporter: at the time of the shooting friday deputy jason meade was working as a member of the u.s. marshal's task force searching for violent offenders. goodson was not a suspect in the officer's search. according to the u.s. marshal's office, goodson was seen driving down the street waving a gun. meade then confronted goodson asking him to drop what officers describe as a gun. when he didn't, meade shot him. >> he was seen driving down the street waving a gun. the gun recovered at the scene. that i can tell you. >> reporter: but attorneys representing the family say the gun he was allegedly holding was actually a subway sandwich. >> deputy jason meade fired shots at casey, and casey fell into the house where he lay in his kitchen in a pool of blood next to his subway sandwich. >> reporter: goodson's mother describes his son and demanding meade be charged with murder. >> my son was murdered in cold blood and he deserves to be in jail and prosecuted to the fu

casey loudermilk. i'm going to allow casey to talk. so casey, please unmute yourself and let us know if you're here, and then, you have two minutes for public comment. >> yes. excellent. can you all hear me? >> clerk: yes. >> yes. thank you, president bleiman and commissioners. i'm casey louder will milk, an representing the san francisco entertainment coalition. just tonight, supervisor haney introduced a san francisco independent recovery bill, so there's traction thanks in no small part to your efforts, so i urge you to keep this going. thank you. >> clerk: okay. next up, we have duncan. duncan, you are unmuted, and you have two minutes. >> great. thank you hear me? >> clerk: yes. >> okay. thank you so much. my name is duncan [inaudible] from piano fight in downtown san francisco. i also want to second the statement from casey loudermilk. taking off the venue hat, i've lived in the bay area my entire life. my first concert was in 1992 was beck on his midnight vultures tour. venue and entertainment has always been a part of my life,

. >>> just in this evening, the frantic 911 calls after casey goodson was fatally shot by police in ohio. >>> our nbc news exclusive, john kerry on his role in the new biden administration and what he is calling a climate moon shot. >>> the big holiday shipping deadline that may hit your wallet harder than you think. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, everyone no sooner did the uk become the first country to start mass inoculations with pfizer's covid vaccine than a caution flag went up. british health officials warning tonight those with a history of serious allergic reaction should not take the shots after two people who received the vaccine suffered adverse reactions. it's yet another question for american regulators to consider as a fda advisory committee meets tomorrow to discuss approval of the pfizer vaccine for use in our country. richard engel has late details now from the uk. >> reporter: as the uk's rollout of the world's first fully tested coronavirus vaccine charged ahead 90-year-old recipient "a" went home happy. a new warning about possible s

while returning home, casey was entering the house.house. with the sandwiches. with the bullet holes. >> and so, don, i think it's important -- >> hang on a second, shawn. because i think it's important for people to hear her. i just want to know, you know, there are so many -- unfortunately, there are so many mothers that have to go through this. and we don't know, you know, what this investigation will uncover. but there are so many mothers who have to go through this. and that particular pain that you're feeling right now shouldn't be felt by any mother, regardless of the circumstances. >> no, sir. it should not. this was senseless. my son would not have harmed a fly. if my son was given a command, he would have listened. he was a law-abiding citizen. everything he did was legal. my son was murdered and there's no way around it. and he deserves justice. the kid had a whole life in front of him. he had plans, dreams. he wanted to be a ccw instructor, he had a cdl license, he was working to save up money to purchase his own truck. he

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"mom m, casey just got shot. the police just shot casey, p mommy." >> reporter: the challenge with the case, there's no body camera footage and police say thus far, no witnesses. david, authorities said today the officer is offduty, pending an investigation by columbus police. david? >> pierre thomas with us tonight. thank you, pierre. >>> we're also following late images coming in from texas tonight, where the spacex starship prototype exploded upon landing during today's test flight. no one was onboard. the rocket launching to its highest altitude yet, exploding as it attempted its vertical landing back on earth. elon musk, who hopes the starship could eventually take people to space, acknowledging the explosion on twitter but adding, quote, we got all the data we needed. >>> when we come back here tonight, the f-16 crashing and the search for the pilot tonight. i now earn even more cash back? oh i got to tell everyone. hey, rita! you now earn 3% on dining, including takeout! bon appetit. hey kim, you now earn

tonight, we speak to the family of casey goodson. and, our series "profiles in service:" from west point cadets to rhodes scholars-- who they credit for their success. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin with breaking news because tonight the federal government is preparing to ship out nearly three million doses of pfizer coronavirus vaccine in hopes that the shots will be given emergency approval by the f.d.a. tomorrow. but just 24 hours after the first widespread use of the vaccine in england, tonight experts are delivering a large dose of reality. tonight, the british government is warning people who have allergies to foods or vaccines not to take the shot after several people there were vaccinated have adverse reactions. and back right here at home there are growing concerns the trump administration may not have bought enough shots to meet demands of the vaccine over the next few months, and that is

casey. casey was in his 70s when he was appointed.t the central tendency of the spread is definitely toward that -- now we do have, again, a bit of a scatter plot. we have delless serving over eight years. but then kind of offsetting that, almost like figure skating scores is souers with five months. three years is about as long as they last. it's kind of moving in the downward direction lately. but for the most part, you'll -- and you'll see why presidents change or don't change directors when they're elected, when they become presidents or why if they're re-elected they might choose to maintain a director rather than picking a new one instead of the usual cabinet shuffle. that's an interesting factor here is the surprising i think you'll see durability of directors through transitions or through re-election periods. now, when you're talking about the director being placed in the washington political environment, a couple of things need to be kept in mind. one is that as allen dulles said, a lot of intelligence people don't know much

a preliminary autopsy finding casey goodson's death was a homicide. and tonight, the deputy's account of what happened differs sharply from goodson's family. here's pierre thomas. >> reporter: casey goodson's mother inconsolable. totally distraught after learning the 23-year-old had been fatally shot by police. tonight, outrage and a growing controversy in columbus, ohio, surrounding the circumstances of goodson's death. this 911 call capturing the aftermath. >> my grandson just got shot in the back when he came in the house. >> okay. >> i just heard the gunshots, and i got up, and he's laying in the door. >> reporter: according to police, on friday, a deputy working with the u.s. marshals in search of violent offenders claims he saw goodson with a gun. the deputy, 17-year veteran jason meade, then went on pursuit. after reports of a verbal exchange, he shot goodson, police said. police say a gun was recovered from goodson. the family says while goodson owned a permit for the gun, they did not see it at the time of the shooting. they claim he was carr

the police just shot casey, mommy.lack man. >> reporter: goodson's childhood friend ohio state basketball player seth towns is also asking for justice paying tribute to goodson before his game on tuesday and tweeting, he was one of the most kind-hearted people i've ever known. in a statement from the columbus police department, they say that goodson did have a gun, that he did have a permit to carry a gun and that he was not being sought by u.s. marshals. according to the recent autopsy report from the coroner's office, they say he was shot multiple times in the torso. now what has not yet been determined is the direction of the bullets. was he shot in the front or back? still so many questions and different versions of the story. >> so many questions that need to be answered. linsey, thank you. >>> now we have the latest on spacex. an unmanned rocket slamming into the ground on landing and exploding into a massive fireball during a test flight. marcus moore has that story for us. >> reporter: overnight, a massive expl

. >>> now to new developments in the police shooting death of y casey goodson. gabe gutierrez has more. good morning. >> reporter: there's still unanswered questions about what led to casey goodson's death we might not get autopsy results for another mochbt, but authorities in ohio have released others. >> reporter: the report shows casey goodson was shot multiple times in the torso and there are 911 calls made by his cousin. >> i don't know. >> reporter: the family says the 23-year-old was coming home from a dentist appointment and was holding subway sandwiches, not a gun, when he was shot fatally by a sheriff's deputy. >> i eat, breathe, and sleep justice, and i won't stop. >> reporter: this week ohio's attorney general refused to take over the investigation, criticizing local police for waiting three days to ask for help now federal authorities including the fbi are reviewing the case authorities say s.w.a.t. team members had just finished an unsuccessful search when the suspect goodson drove by waving a gun. police say there was a verbal exchange and that th

paul casey there for us, evan in new york, as well. thank you both.in, we are watching live pictures at the pfizer facility in portage, michigan, as those vials, the boxes of the vaccine, are being loaded on to trucks to be distributed across the country. two things still have to be built -- the infrastructure and for many people the confidence in what is coming their way, this vaccine, to hopefully end this pandemic. today's ways of working may work differently tomorrow. but you can work out anything with comcast business. get fast, reliable, and secure internet on the nation's largest gig speed network. flexible tools - like wi-fi you control. voice solutions that connect you from anywhere. and expert advice here, here, or even here. be fast. be flexible. bounce forward with comcast business. get started with a powerful internet and voice solution for just $64.90 a month. plus, for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. switch today. >>> pushing forward on the breaking news now. the first of pfizer's coronavirus vaccine

. >> [background noises] met good afternoon everyone and want to thank senators casey and her owner for joining me. now 2020 was a year full of bad news for the country. but it is coming to an end with some good news. very good news. over the past eight to nine months, science, biochemists and researchers rest to produce a vaccine for the covid-19 pandemic. and they succeeded in it made seeing extraordinary way. we don't have just one but several candidates for a vaccine. each of which have shown to be 90% effective in clinical trials. yesterday america crossed two milestones. the first gremlin. 300,000 americans lives lost due to covid. the second, a crowning scientific achievement to the 2t century. the first covid vaccines administered from one end of the country to another. it was an amazing sight to see the first american and nokia-against the disease. a nurse at north while hospital in queens, and my home state of new york. actually north will is on the queens nasa border. i don't know which part of it she was in. it was an amazing sight to see the first american and nokia elated

david: that was democratic senator bob casey from the commonwealth of pennsylvania.will talk to a doctor from the harvard medical school about the vaccine, the holiday season, and how the american health care system may have been changed forever by this pandemic. we have wall street week the next episode at 6:00 p.m. eastern by larry summers, the former treasury secretary, and also the former ibm ceo. that is coming up at 6:00. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg tv and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg tv and radio. today the fda is expected to approve a second vaccine from moderna as tens of thousands are being vaccinated every day by the first vaccine from pfizer. we welcome dr. atul gawande. thank you so much for being with us. fast is this going out? we are getting some reports that some states are being told they won't get as many doses as they thought they would? is there a problem with the manufacturer? dr. gawande: on one hand i would say we just got approval from the second vaccine with moderna, so there are supplies on the way. on

like tenet and casey.some started out reasonably well like mccone but eventually became estranged over policy issues. in some cases, there was very little relationship as woolsey would tell you and brzezinski to some extent. but if you try to evaluate a director's success on some kind of objective indices, these would be the types of things that you would look for. and if you were to try to tell a new director how to do his business based on what predecessors did or didn't do, i would suggest these kinds of things. if you're going to come in with an agenda, make sure everybody knows about it from the outset and you keep them posted. nobody likes surprises. least of all intelligence professionals. we like secrets but not surprises. you want to make sure that you are ultimately the man who takes the fall but you also want to make sure that you push out authority to the operational level so people can do their jobs. and then you back them up when they need resources and when they get into a bit of a bind. you

casey? >> it's good to see you.ng the vaccine from the point "a" to point "b" will be a well-choreographed and rehearsed chain of events. a lot of players here. fedex, ups and d.h.l. will fly doses to the designated airport hubs across the country. the packages will be loaded to the vehicle and taken to the awaiting point of the care locations or the dosing centers in the first americans' arms. >> we have informed the drivers across the country what is in the boxes and how important it is. so our goal is to have 100% accuracy in delivering those. >> now pfizer's formula has to be kept at the 96 degrees below 0. so the large freezer units or the farms like this at the fedex h.q. in tennessee will be used. the specially engineered packaging has to be implemen implemented. commercial airlines will play a role to fly around the country. it will work like a well oiled machine. harris? >> harris: we pray for that. casey stegall, good to see you. thank you. outrage after the media accused of covering up the hunter biden el

. >> police say casey goodson jr. was carrying a gun. a bag of sandwiches. >> a preliminary autopsy report said that casey goodson was shot several times in the torso but the coroner's office has not been able to determine the direction of bullets. the 23-year-old was shot and killed just afternoon on december 4 as he was returning home with sandwiches. >> my grandson just got shot. >> you can hear the 911 call as he walked through the door. >> i just heard the gun shots. i got up and he's laying in the door. >> police said he was spotted waving a gun as they drove by. the deputy was working as a u.s. marshal fugitive task force. goodson was not the target of the man hunt. >> we want the truth and justice. >> when he got out of his vehicle, police say there was a verbal exchange and the deputy opened fire. the family says he was a legal gun owner with a concealed permit. police say a gun had been uncovered but are silent on where it was found. >> my son was a target. >> what do you think made him a target? >> being a black man. being a b

how long before last call at casey's without more help? >> we are getting close.e to think about that but we are getting close. >> has the community come together to help you out? >> i have a lot of support behind me. i've been doing this almost 25 years. we've grown up together. they check on me daily. i know they have my back and are always worried and concern and they want to come back to casey's. the holidays are coming, we have big christmas parties, we will miss that. >> critics say we are in a second wave, we need to shut everything down. what do you tell his critics? >> we want to come back to work. we understand the risks and we are willing to work in a safe manner so we can pay our bills. we need to pay our bills, we need to survive. todd: next time i am in town i will stop by and grab a drink because i have confident you will be open. hoping and praying for you. >> the time is 25 after the hour. dozens of house republicans pushing for special counsel to look at election irregularities as the gop descends on georgia bringing in 4000 poll watchers. jody h

casey stegall live in dallas. casey, thanks. congressional lawmakers are trying to push a coronavirus package across the finish line tonight. it will try again tonight. chad pergram tells us where things stand this evening at this hour from capitol hill. good evening, chad. >> good evening. congress will likely work to finalize the covid relief package. mitch mcconnell says 'tis the season for congress to finish up. >> well, we and congress are no strangers to the december funding deadlines or the cliffhanger. in that respect, the situation we face now is familiar. >> a $900 billion aid bill days ago that details matter. working out direct stimulus checks is complicated. one issue that remains, money for state and local democrats. republicans warned that they could use it to refund payment through the back door. liberals contend the bill doesn't do enough. >> right now in the midst of a terrible pandemic where the economy is and disastrous shape, all we are talking about is $900 billion. that is an inadequate sum of money to do

. >> casey black, senior spokesperson for the purdue campaign and is in charge of his get out the voteessaging. >> obviously the democrats registered a lot of voters. how do you combat that? >> senator purdue finished with a commanding lead. he had 85,000 votes more than john awsat. >> traditionally participation in runoffs has dropped significantly, since 1988 there are been eight statewide have be runoffs and democrats have won only one. >> i don't think democrats have that kind of grassroots momentum, energy on their side. >> they say that democrats don't have the enthusiasm, what do you say? >> i can't speak for everyone but for the groups that we were, the demographics, people are excited about being able to make their choice through representation. said the enthusiasm is there, we hope the turnout will be as much as it was november 3rd. we are working to make that happen. >> john: working to make that happen, and right now there is t three days left to register new voters for the runoff in january. that's it. back to you. >> john: douglas kennedy for us, thanks so much. lawmakers

. >> let me go now to be joined by senator bob casey, democrat of pennsylvania. senator, thank you for being with us this evening. >> reverend al, good to be with you, thank you. >> now, you sit on the health and aging committee. negotiations are under way right now as lawmakers are scratching to pass a spending bill and a coronavirus relief package before tomorrow's deadline. what is holding everything back? and is there fear that the much-needed relief may not come until next week? >> reverend al, i think what the people on both sides are trying to do is to get to an agreement on the covid relief bill. that's the main sticking point right now. the spending bill, which will be part of this, that seems like that's in good shape. but as you just indicated, we got a deadline of midnight sunday night, so there's a lot of work being done. i'm told that as of this afternoon there was a lot of good work done last night and my sense is they're pretty close. but it's one of those things until they finally agree on everything, there's no agreement. but i'd be very surpris

joining me now democratic senator bob casey of pennsylvania. thanks for being here this morning. >> good morning, jim. >> the president is looking for a handful of representatives to join in this protest. he specifically cited, pennsylvania, your state not following election laws thereby contradicting not only you but your republican colleague, pat toomey and the pennsylvania supreme court. how do you respond to a missouri senator claiming pennsylvania got it wrong. >> jim, first and foremost it's a lot of bs. i won't fill in the blanks. it's the big lie. the lie the president has been perpetuated for months now -- at least weeks now and months preparing for the big lie. it's hard to comprehend a united states senator attaching their name to that lie. i call it a cheap political move but as you said it's a direct attack on pennsylvania, our voters, courts, all those election officials. by the way, election if officials in counties that donald trump won and he won a lot of counties in a state like ours even though joe biden won the state overall

this comes on the same day as the funeral of casey goodson, a man shot and killed by a deputy two weeks ago. here's abc's marcus moore. >> reporter: this newly released video from a columbus police officer's body camera showing moments after 47-year-old andre hill was shot. >> put your [ bleep ] hands off to the side! >> reporter: according to authorities, the officers responded to a disturbance call early tuesday morning. >> got a grey suv in front of this location, keeps starting up and running. >> reporter: authorities say officer adam coy, a 19-year veteran of the force, and another officer arrived to an open garage door with hill inside, hill walking towards the officers with a phone in one hand and the other hand not visible. officer coy opened fire, shooting hill, who authorities say was unarmed. >> to see him lying in the driveway, minute after minute after minute, with no attempt to render aid -- that is a stunning disregard for life. and in this case, black life. >> reporter: hill would later die at the hospital. the officers involved not activating their body cameras until im

casey stegall picks up reporting in dallas here. casey? >> you can't make this up. but in order to understand the time lines, we have to start at the beginning. watch mayor steve adler, the mayor of austin, watch his plea to the public from a few weeks ago. >> we need to stay home, if you can, do everything you can to try to keep the numbers down. this is not the time to relax. we may have to close things down if we're not careful. >> now, you notice the ceiling was showing. perhaps adler had the camera tilted up so people continue say sand and palm trees. he was in cabo, san lucas, mexico at his time share. been there a day after flying down on his private jet with eight other people after his daughter got married. it happened to be at a time when austin was struggling with a spike of new coronavirus infections and hospitalizations. late yesterday all of this news was leaking and started making the rounds. hours later, you guessed it, roll the tape. >> i'm sorry i took that trip. it was a lapse in judgment. i want you to know i apologize. i want you to know that i

i'm casey steve physical dallas. we've got the latest coming up. >> also new research is out on those plexiglas barriers that seem to be everywhere now, and whether they really work. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (beeping sound) ♪ ♪ visit your volvo retailer for special offers during our holiday safely sales event. >>> u.c. davis has made major strides in detecting covid-19 in people very quickly and being able to tell the difference between a covid patient and a flu patient just as fast. tom vacar joins us with the details on this story. tom? >> some very good news. knowing if a person has tested positive for covid a few or many days after the test, well, that's very little help for those charged with stopping the spread. u.c. davis has developed a fast low- cost is a lisa test that can accurately detect covid-19 in about 20 minutes. >> reporter: now the test, which costs just $4 to $6 each, are being roll odd out to students and staff for free multiple times. and it allows you to do much higher density testing. many more tests all at on

casey stegall in dallas fort worth airport. casey?tween the federal government and private industry. getting the vaccine from point a to point b frankly is a very carefully choreographed and rehearsed set of steps that have to go in to motion. pfizer says that really companies like ups, dhl and fed ex will fly the initial doses to their designated airport hubs across the country. like your holiday packages, a lot of people can argue they're more important. the precious cargo loaded on vehicles and taken to the awaiting point of care locations or the dosing centers. then right in to the first americans' arms. >> we've informed all of our drivers across the country what is in the boxes and how important it is. our goal is to have 100% accuracy in delivering those. >> now, as if it couldn't be challenging enough, we've also talked about some restrictions. pfizer's formula, it has to be kept, stored and transported at 96 degrees fahrenheit below zero. this freezer will be used for that purpose at the fed ex center. packaging has had to be

let's get the read from casey stegall in dallas.nnot come soon enough. the nation lost more than 3,700 people to covid and logged about 250,000 new cases just in the last 24 hours. according to johns hopkins university. they set new records for deaths and newly reported infections in a single day. now, that panel is meeting virtually now reviewing moderna's vaccine for the u.s. food and drug administration decides whether the shots can be used on an emergency basis. clinical trials show the formula to be 95% effective. while hope is on the horizon, hopes are struggling especially in more rural settings. tomorrow vice president mike pence, his wife karen and the u.s. surgeon general are set to get a vaccine, rolling up their sleeves at a public event that is aimed to show everyone that it's safe and also to encourage americans that are hesitant to get vaccinated when it is their turn. now, as far as the timeline goes, if and when the fda gives moderna a green light, which could come tomorrow, similar to pfizer, moderna says shipments

let's move from florida to texas and casey you've been looking at the airlines as well and the role thaty have whether it's distribution or transportation of the vaccine, right? >> that's right, connell and getting this vaccine from point a to point b frankly is going to be a very carefully- choreographed and rehearsed chain of events with an awful lot of participants and they've been doing trial runs and practicing for this moment waiting for the fda approval. pfizer says, however, that companies, like ups, fedex, and dhl will fly the initial doses to designated airport hubs across the country, and then just like your holiday packages, only obviously a whole lot more important, the precious cargo is then loaded on to vehicles and taken to the awaiting point-of-care locations or the dosing centers right into the arms of the very first americans. >> we've informed all of our drivers across the country what's in those boxes and how important it is, and so our goal is to have 100% accuracy in delivering those. reporter: now we've been talking an awful lot about this but pfizer's formula has

casey stegall with the story. reporter: you can't make this stuff up. steve adler of austin, texas, watch this ply to the public a few weeks ago. >> we need to you know, stay home if you can. do everything you can to try to keep the numbers down. this is not the time to relax. we may have to close things down if we're not careful. reporter: perhaps you have camera tilted up so people couldn't see sand and palm trees. he was in cabo san lucas, mexico where he recorded that. he was there a day flying down on a private jet with eight other people following his daughter's wedding. austin was struggling with a spike in new coronavirus cases. late he had yesterday when all the news was leaking, it started making rounds hours later, you guessed it, cue the tape. >> we need to you know, stay home if you can. do everything you can to try to keep the numbers down. this is not the time to relax. reporter: sorry, we're having some problems there because we should have showed you the apology. basically when we said cue the tape he went on social media last night and

you can't make it up. >> remember casey anthony? once known as america's most hated mother.s to see what it's like on the other side of the investigation. public records state december 14th, a file under her name, research and if you years after she opened and closed a photography business. back in 2008 she was accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter in orlando. that trial was filled with sordid details including allegations of child abuse and neglect, but the government came up short. 2011 acquitted her of first-degree murder, but she was convicted of lying to authorities. she then moved to west palm beach where she began living with and working for pat mckenna, a private investigator defense team, helping him with internet and social media, and the work she did with client spirit telling the associated press, "if they're guilty or innocent, it doesn't matter, they deserve to have their day in court. she is now 34 years old, a private i venture, by the way, kaylee anthony would have turned 15. >> claudia, thank you. new year's eve already looks a lot different this year.

casey, are you here?entertainment folks you can turn on your camera and so we can see you and casey, if you could unmute yourself. i don't see your name in here. >> actually casey is not going to present tonight. we have a handful of folks who are ready to present for the commission. >> president laguana: okay great. we're having some audio problems tonight. if you can just unmute -- mute yourself when you're not talking and unmute when you are talking. that will help. who is our lead presenter tonight? is that you rob? >> that's going to be me. >> president laguana: welcome rob. it is a pleasure to you have and your partners with us. thank you for taking the time. the floor is yours. >> hello everyone. my name is rob ready. on behalf of the san francisco venue coalition that represents every music venue you love in the city, thank you for your time and consideration today. as venues of all sizes in every gen genre, we're here to make the commission acutely aware of the dire situation we face during this

if not senator casey if present.e are in the middle of votes, so it's understandable that some of my colleagues are not currently present. senator cortez masto, are you present? >> i am here, senator young, thank you. thank you. and lets me stay thank you to senators portman and ranking member brown for this great conversation and needed conversation and to my colleagues as well for their legislation in this space. can i-- i know we are going to talk about this later, but i'm interested in the refundable savers credit and mr. kreps. i want to address it this way. i come from nevada, we've been so hard hit, there are 60,000 fewer las vegas workers, and the bottom line there are too many nevadans who aren't able to put away for retirement. i'm curious if we have people who spent down their retirement savings from covid. how do we help them catch up? is the refundable savers credit the answer to that? i would be curious to get your thoughts. >> that's a very good question. i think that the refundable savers credit would

casey brought his brother with him. they snapped photos and shot video along the way. >> we started below where mrs. mueller's body was found and took photographs below as we progressed upstream. >> reporter: as the casey brothers moved up the creek, they noticed that the creek's flow didn't seem very strong. >> it didn't push us around as we were walking. we were careful with our footing in the sense that there are slippery rocks underneath the water. but it wasn't hard to go against the current. >> reporter: the deputy couldn't help but wonder -- how had leslie's body floated so far? >> the water is coming down. but it's not a raging river. it's not fast moving. >> reporter: deputy casey reported back to sheriff bruce who by that time had talked to the couple who lived by the trail and had helped fred in those first, frantic moments. what they said cast a new light on fred's story of that awful day. >> little tickling at the back of their neck had sent up some red flags to them. >> reporter: they told sheriff bruce th

casey who is the president of the so-called authority board. he said look i got a 4 and a door 1000000 come the left is paying the initial costs itself while the port authority tries to secure a grant from the european union to stump up the remaining one point $6000000.00 but to rid the port of dangerous and destructive chemicals it's a price worth paying. was new year's eve approaching pandemic really folks are treating themselves to a bit of luxury to celebrate anyone for white havea austin fish farmers are expecting big sales of precious white caviar from the rowdiness sturgeon retail remains a strong even though many restaurants are shot each fishville just 600 grams and are worth $8000.00 euros 3 times the price of black caviar that is the world's most expensive food the worldwide yield is just 415 tons. to each their own that's a business update for me in the team thanks for watching. in a globalized world. where everything is connected. all it takes is a school. to set things in motion. local hero show called their ideas can change the w

casey who is the president of the. board. he said look i've got a 4. door 1000000 company left is paying the initial cost itself while the port authority tries to secure a grant from the european union to stump up the remaining $1600000.00 but to rid the port of dangerous and destructive chemicals it's a price worth paying. was new year's eve approaching pandemic weary folks are treating themselves to a bit of luxury to celebrate anyone for white kavya allston fish farmers are expecting big sales of precious white caviar from the rowdiness sturgeon retail remains a strong even though many restaurants shot each fish fillets just 600 grams and. $8000.00 euros 3 times the price of black caviar t.v. as the world's most expensive food the worldwide deal is just $450.00 tons. to each their own that's a business update for me in the team thanks for watching. because india. telling tales with textiles. the tibetan designer tenzin succeeds in doing so as a child he fled to northern india and stay back. his creations are a multicultural mix of indian style to ba

casey goodson jr. was killed by sheriff's deputy near his own front door. why the justice department is now getting involved in the investigation. >>> and army abuse crackdown. the military takes unprecedented disciplinary action after a blistering report on ft. hood showing sexual assaults and deaths. nora o'donnell talks exclusively with the army secretary. >>> it's powerful, but first, here's today's "eye opener: your world in 90 seconds". >>> newly released documents suggests fda will approve pfizer's coronavirus vaccine. >> if pfizer gets approved doses shipped out by this weekend possibly. >> i've been through many public health crises before, this is toughest one we've ever faced as a nation. >> president-elect biden unveiling members of his team. the coronavirus continues to rage on. >> we're in a very dark winter. things way well get worse before they get better. >> supreme court is not going to overturn pennsylvania's election results. >> we won in the swing states and there were terrible things that went on. we'll have to see who the next adminis

behind the attackers will not turn out her beloved daughter to rest in peace members have even posted casey's autopsy reports online jamie latin has tried in vain to have it taken down i was very shocked i mean i've heard of the dark web before heard of these kind of forms before but i never understood or realized how big it really is. it's disgusting that there's individuals that troll for these kinds of things they look for these kinds of things they idolize these kinds of things my daughter's crime scene crime scene photos are all over the internet i've had many many sleepless nights because of that. so the next step is to handover the litany of official failures surrounding the attacks in munich an aztec to louis rubble as one of new mexico's highest profile attorneys despite available evidence us nor enforcement likewise failed to determine the virtual background of the man behind the us tech shooting. had the f.b.i. simply done their job and looked through the on line you know gallery of statements that were being made had the f.b.i. actually looked at the asphyxiated school file they w

behind the attackers will not allow her beloved daughter to rest in peace members have even posted casey's autopsy reports online jamie latin has tried to invade to have it taken down i was very shocked i mean i've heard of the dark web before heard of these kind of forms before but i never understood it or realized how big it really is it's disgusting. that there's end of it jewels that. troll for these kinds of things they look for these kinds of things they idolize these kinds of things my daughter's crime scene crime scene photos are all over the internet. i've had many many sleepless nights because of that. so the next step is to handover the litany of official failures surrounding the attacks in munich an aztec to louis rubble as one of new mexico's highest profile attorneys despite available evidence us nor enforcement likewise failed to determine the virtual background of the man behind the aztec shooting. had the f.b.i. simply done their job and looked through the online you know gallery of statements that were being made had the f.b.i. actually looked at the aztec shooter school

behind the attackers will not turn out her beloved daughter to rest in peace members have even posted casey's autopsy reports online jamie latin has tried to invade to have it taken down i was very shocked i mean i've heard of the dark web before heard of these kind of forms before but i never understood or realized how big it really is it's disgusting that there's end of it jewels that troll for these kinds of things they look for these kinds of things they idolize these kinds of things my daughter's crime scene crime scene photos are all over the internet i've had many many sleepless nights because the bat. so the next step is to handover the litany of official failures surrounding the attacks in munich an aztec to louis rubble as one of new mexico's highest profile attorneys despite available evidence us nor enforcement likewise failed to determine the virtual background of the man behind the us tech shooting. had the f.b.i. simply done their job and looked through the on line you know gallery of statements that were being made had the f.b.i. actually looked at the aztec shooter school fil

well gee and unset all she did was she and i just walk up at lunch for all to think of casey that somebody was in of one year wind farm need to fill in for no need to explain you don't push the problem aka big of cheek to push out and i didn't try to structure focus on any of us here we just seem someone who conduct our views too often and didn't we just don't really get the strong. will it will and should politics to the point i've done it with google. key to so i just. need something it's going to be better. to have got it yet so that they could. oh wait that's what i saw. there that was the quote. this is where the. action for. this is the motive for this. if somebody because you don't. believe. me think i'm a bomb or even know that but you talk. or to move. on case. you know. that if i see you in peace on the eve of a copy. and one of his office for could restock off the. want to research. if wanted to know this just. as he could if they faded from view. with all these you know before you go as the a by the source early for this it was awful to keep busy. thinking. it was just on she w

joining us now is shawn casey managing director.u for being with the television part of the audience. we are watching the rocket on the launchpad. give us a sense of the significance of this launch. sean: this is a very exciting launch. this is the seventh launch of the b1051 booster. the first stage was used for the nasa crew demolition in march of 2019. it launched the radar sat in june of 2019. the last four launches, the uses of this booster have been for support of the star link mission. star link is typically launching about 15,000 kilograms to low-earth orbit to build of the constellation. 1049 has doneer, b about seven launches. this is the first booster revanche that has had six previous launches. it is launching a commercial payload. this is the sirius xm radio -- it is, built by replacing one of the huge boeing satellites that is already in a geostationary orbit. this represents a tremendous milestone for spacex and begin will to build and re-fly these boosters. block five is a workhorse for spacex. reuse ofis to get thes

casey mulligan and i, you know casey mulligan, he was trump's chief economist at the council economic advisors and university of chicago professor, he and i come up with numbers. we estimate over the next six months this bill loses 4 million jobs. it doesn't create jobs, it loses 4 million jobs. there are some welfare programs, unemployment benefits, increase of food stamps which pays people money not to work. it will be harder, i predict, you will see in january, february, march, as the economy really starts to pick up it will be harder to get workers back on the job. remember jackie, we saw that in the summer, when the 600-dollar benefits were provided. we had a lot of unemployment workers but employers were having a hard time getting people back on the job. they were getting paid more not to work than go back on the job that is the same thing with 300-dollar benefits. go back to the obama stimulus plan. remember that plan in 2009. that provided $25 a week benefits additional. this week, $300 a week. that is a lot of money. jackie: steve, if the democrats were to win in georgia it g

casey stegall with more. another case of rules for the end none for me.peak of this is, let's take dominic paint the picture, early november, covid cases arising in the mirror posting this plea to residence online. >> we need to stay home if you can. do everything we can to keep the numbers down, this is not the time to relax. >> not the time to relax. we know now the very video you saw was recorded from mayor steve ad lends a time-share in mexico. he had just flown there on a private jet with eight guests following his daughter's wedding in august. the wedding was 20 invited guests at a boutique hotel and took place when the city was under an advisory, meaning gatherings of ten or more people were discouraged, so when the story broke yesterday his office never returned our calls, our emails for a response then. fast-forward to last last night, posted on his facebook page, roll it. >> i'm sorry i took that trip. it was a lapse in judgment and i want you to know that i apologize. >> he contends everyone had to be tested before his daughter's wedding for co

they deeded colorado in the alamo bowl, with four touchdowns thrown by sophomore signal caller caseyn. texas ends its season at 7-3 after that 55-23 blowout. yikes. >>> and in atlanta and florida, number 21 oklahoma state held off miami for a 37-34 victory in the cheez it bowl. players celebrated by dousing mike gundy with you guessed it a cooler full of cheez it. saying, quote, the cheez it bath is better than gatorade at my age. i love it. >>> still ahead here, nearly two years after a worldwide grounding, the boeing 737 max is back in the sky. we'll take a look at what it was like inside the first passenger flight. we'll be back in just a moment. itchy? squirmy? scratchy? family not getting clean? get new charmin ultra strong. go get 'em. it just cleans better. with a diamond weave texture, your family can use less while still getting clean. goodbye itchy squirm! hello clean bottom! we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin. >>> welcome back. an audit of georgia's absentee ballots has found no evidence of fraud. more than 15,000 randomly chosen absentee ballot envelopes in metr

would by all accounts, casey goodson was on his grand mom's porch here is gabe guttierez >> reporter: there are confli conflicting accounts what happened and officials with the columbus, ohio police department turned over the investigation to state officials. relatives say that casey goodson was holding subway sandwiches, not a gun, when he was fatally shot by police s.w.a.t. team members had just finished an unsuccessful search when he drove by with a gun. but his family disputes that and the deputy, jason mead, confronted goodson outside his home and there was a verbal exchange and the deputy shot and killed goodson investigators say a gun was recovered at the scene but haven't said where his family says he had a conceal carry permit and are demanding answe answers. and there is no comment yet from the deputy's union the deputy was not wearing a body camera, he was not required to an and yutopsy is scheduled fors week >>> the white house had a chance to buy more vaccines for the american people but did not. the details next >>> plus president-elect joe biden building more of his tea