connie no longer had to see her ex husband in court.ou can't just go to the movies. you've got scan the parking lot. >> when rick saw the news about steve pitt and the two paralegals at elizabeth feldman's law firm, he came to an undenial law firm. >> i was certain who it was. it's dwight jones. >> his first thought with you, he had to find connie. >> i immediately start text her to call me, start calling my phone. i'm getting no response. >> then rick heard about the murder in karen's office. after a tense hour, connie called back. she was okay. rick's next call was to phoenix police. >> i explained to them who i thought was responsible, what his vehicle description was, where he was at, and how the three crime scenes were linked. it was just the tip the cops needed. now they had the find dwight jones before he struck again. >>> coming up -- this was a homicide investigation in overdrive, wasn't it? >> it was. >> closing in on a killer, but not before police find more victims. >> my guts just absolutely dropped. >> when "unravelled" co

connie: it is broke. i don't feel that you're ready at all, and then when i'm asking you about your product, i didn't get a good, clear answer as to -- jenn: i would have if i knew that i was meeting with you today, lemonis: no! okay, note to everybody as the takeaway. you don't need to know that somebody's coming to have your act together. you have to be ready all the time. you may meet somebody in an elevator, at a lunch, at a party in your office. you're always going to meet an opportunity 'cause it knocks when you least expect it. jenn: i mean, obviously, i do my research when i come prepared. connie: you have to be ready, or you're not even gonna get an audience. that's how it rolls in retail. i'm not convinced that you can do it. lemonis: thank you, ladies, for stopping by. kelly: thank you. robin: thank you very much. jenn: thank you. lemonis: mistake number 2 -- or number 19 -- for me in this episode is that i normally would have asked jenn after, "how did you think that went?" 'cause i want to ge

thank you, supervisors, and let's start with connie thank .ow, i'll start with a greeting in chinese. [speaking chinese language] >> supervisor chan: i wish you all a happy and healthy chinese lunar new year. we know if we continue to stay vigilant and celebrate virtually, then we better protect all family members and make sure that the year of the objection is happier and healthier than the year of the rat. thank you, everyone, and happy new year. >> supervisor mar: hello, everyone. i'm very proud to join with my city leaders for this virtual lunar new year celebration. like everyone, i wish we were starting the year of the ox with the annual festive event at city hall, but we've had to find creative ways to continue our cultural traditions during the pandemic. for many asians, lunar new year is the most important holiday of the year, and despite our continuing restrictions to protect public health, lunar new year traditions peel more important than ever. thank you for following our health guidance in finding new ways to gather and celebrate

i am the char, aaron peskin, chained by mandelman and connie chan. our clerk is mr. young. mr. young, could you please make any announcements. >> members will be participating in the meeting remotely. committee members will attend the meeting by video conference, the same as if they were physically present. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda, both on channel 26, and sfgovtv.org. i.d. 1464694909 you can call 415-655-0001, i.d. 1875186183. you may submit public comments by e-mail to myself, to the rules committee, and if you submit public comment by e-mail, it will be forwarded to the supervisions and it will be included as part of the file. that completes my initial comments. >> chairman: thank you. mr. young. >> item one is appointing seven members to the guaranteed income advisory group, indefinite terms. >> chairman: thank you, mr. clerk. colleagues, this is an item pursuant to an ordinance passed by the san francisco board of supervisions to make recommendations around a growing movement not only in this city and in this country, but around the worl

joseph connie formed the group to overthrow president yoweri museveni in uganda and create a state based on his interpretation of the bill because it had commandments the group's current political goals are not clear for in a didn't go on when is charged with 70 counts of crimes against humanity and war crimes he says he was abducted by the l r e when he was a 10 year old child going to school in his village of koran he also argues he did not know any better because of his are bringing in the group and devotion to its leader connie his relatives told al jazeera many children were taken by the rebels during those stubble times. and. family members were praying for him may not get knocked up but in case he is found guilty he is forgiven. when may have been a child soldier but he quickly rose through the ranks and by the time of his capture was the number 4 in command human rights organization says a big to himself this case poses difficult questions on the biden of responsibility he should be held accountable for. any crimes that he may have committed as an adult but the fact that he was a

this is a faithful replica of hillary's original wedding dress and it was designed and made by connie sales, in little rock designer was a longtime friend of the clintons and hillary bought this stress before the wedding and her mother's insistence. she was going to pull something out of the closet and her mother said no, we've got to go to the store and you have to get a nice dress for a wedding so they pull this gunnysack dress off the rack at dillards for $53. one of the interesting things to note is at the time of their marriage hillary decided to keep her name and be called hillary ron which would have been pretty unusual for 1975 in arkansas and really anywhere. both of their mothers had hoped she would change her name to clinton but she stayed rotten and bill was very happy about that. when bill and hillary came to fayetteville they had graduated from yale law school and had done about a year's worth of other things for coming here but they were just a young couple like so many others. they didn't have any money, they didn't have any furniture. they were just getting started in

i'm joined by vice chair connie chan and committee member rafael mandelman. thank you to the clerk, john carroll. mr. clerk, do we have any announcements? >> clerk: yes, we have. in order to protect the public, board members, and city employees during the covid-19 emergency. the committee room and chambers are closed. it is pursuant to all various local state and federal orders and directives. the committee members will attend the meeting through video conference, and participate to the same extent as if they were physically present. public comment will be available on cable channel 26 and sftv.org. you can call 415-655-0001, once connected and prompted enter 1871594674. following that, press ##. when you're connected, you will hear the meeting discussion, but your line will be muted and in listens mode only. when your item of interest comes up, hit *3. please wait until the system indicates that you have been unmuted, and that is your opportunity then to begin your comments. best practices are to call from a quiet location, to speak clearly and slowly, and t

thank you, supervisors, and let's start with connie thank .ow, i'll start with a greeting in chinese. [speaking chinese language] >> supervisor chan: i wish you all a happy and healthy chinese lunar new year. we know if we continue to stay vigilant and celebrate virtually, then we better protect all family members and make sure that the year of the objection is happier and healthier than the year of the rat. thank you, everyone, and happy new year. >> supervisor mar: hello, everyone. i'm very proud to join with my city leaders for this virtual lunar new year celebration. like everyone, i wish we were starting the year of the ox with the annual festive event at city hall, but we've had to find creative ways to continue our cultural traditions during the pandemic. for many asians, lunar new year is the most important holiday of the year, and despite our continuing restrictions to protect public health, lunar new year traditions peel more important than ever. thank you for following our health guidance in finding new ways to gather and celebrate

. >> you know, connie, thank you very much. it was a racist attack. the daughter of a man told a local news station the father was targeted as an elderly asian man and she's received verbal abuse since the beginning of the pandemic. in your view, is this tied mainly to that and to this discrimination against asian americans thinking, oh, this is where i can direct my anger over covid or something deeper to look into? >> thank you for having us on the show. i think the racism towards asian americans and americans existed long before the trump administration and we need to remember that as a part of the united states kind of long history with white supremacy. with the trump administration, that was exacerbated. because of things like you noted the china -- chinese flu or the china virus. that exacerbated the already underlining xenophobia and racism against asians and now there's a condition by which our communities have continued to be invisiblized. the stories about us being -- 12% of the asian americans and asians live under p

connie won says it's clear asians are being scapegoated and blamed for the things publicly, like the flu. the chen virus. the plague from china. >> he helped to stoke the fires of anti-asian violence against our communities. >> reporter: stop aapi hate began collecting more than 2,800 reports nationwide of anti-asian hate between march and december. the nypd reporting a nearly 2,000% increase in asian-american hate crimes last year. but dr. won says thes tip of th iceberg. >> our communities are not reporting these incidents. we don't want to cause more trouble, more attention to our communities. >> reporter: in this moment, with calls for racial justice echoing, a broader conversation is taking shape. >> historically, there have been tensions between the african-ancos. georgeloseen before. more asian-americans standing up in support of black lives matter. myself included. and so i'm hoping that that momentum carries over into these cases, because it really ultimately is about a collective, unified response to injustice. >> reporter: historically, black and asian-americans have come

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recently agreed to deal to keep the wheel in place four more years to boost city economy, but supervisor connie chan says the fine print raises questions in light of the rising bribery scandal. >> want checks and balances and accountability to the city departments. >> reporter: points to provision awarding nonprofit city parks alliance 1 kds for every $18 adult ticket price sold. that's the same nonprofit our investigative unit revealed was operating $1 million fund with money from contractors that do business with the city that public works officials used to pay for parties and perks for employees. >> it's a nonprofit under investigation for public corruption. so we know whether knowing will or not does or has been contributing to the pay to play culture. we want to know if it's going on. >> reporter: so far no one in the alliance has been charged, told us it's cooperating with probe and supports efforts for transparency and accountability and saying does not have, never has had anything to hide. nbc bay area news. >>> millions of californians will be getting much-needed cash in bank accounts,

>> reporter: the moss connie center in san francisco recently had to temporarily shut down because they ran out of vaccine. the stionwide. with regards to the oakland coliseum site, oakland's vice mayor rebecca kaplan tells us she's confident the site will fulfill its goal of 6,000 shots a day. >> those new doses are not here yet sohankful that the oakland coliseum site they are setting aside 6,000 doses a day from the federal supply to start the service at the coliseum site, even as we continue to push for the nation to ramp up with vaccinations throughout the country. >> reporter: the biden administration in conjunction with the state of california has designated the oakland coliseum site as one of its first 100 vaccination sites nationwide. g fema, state employees, they put the finishing touches on this 30-acre parking lot at the coliseum where people will receive their shots starting this morning. the governor through a tweet urged eligible people to register for the covid-19 vaccine. the first people eligible for the shot include health care workers, skilled nursing home residents,

the first from connie are there standards or regular lays, standardizes procedures from throb lab and can we have confidence in lab outputs. >> connie that's a great question and i surprise evidence to find in think there are no laws about this. many labs voluntarily accredit themselves so there's an organization that there's accreditation at the explain lab and it's superdetailed and every two years they send a team of experts from other labs to come to labs and the do a several day process of auditing the lab to make sure you're follow going procedures so many labs go through accreditation and that gives them and us i think more confidence they're following correct procedures and it is not required in the united states. >> oh. fascinating. so, our last question for the night from jonathan says one thereof greatest pleasures of the job knowing you can prevent followup crimes by assisting the prosecution of criminals and murders the first time around. >> that's an interesting question. i did not -- you decent see a lot of -- don't see a lot of criminalists talking about that and they

"connie, your boob is out. aunt connie, your boob -- it's in the casserole." bad faith [ bleep ] that right wing media is full of because they have nothing else it's a movement that is fully radicalized against pluralistic, multiracial democracy, and now the right wing media is cannibalizing itself as they compete to appeal to the far right fringe there's no better example of that than what happened on newsmax, which has tried to outflank fox news on the far right. they invited on the my pillow guy, who you might remember has also claimed the election was hacked by china and walked into the oval office for a meeting with trump holding notes that said "martial law" on them newsmax was just trying to get lindell to complain about cancel culture and not repeat his election fraud lies, but then this happened -- >> what happened with your twitter account and the company page >> well, first mine was taken down because we have all of the election problems with these dominion machines, we have 100% proof and then when they took it down - >> mike -- >> and then i put i

and she joins us now from san francisco connie i want to start right at the very beginning because i don't think he was necessarily fully grasp just how much these chips are so ingrained in our modern lives so what is a semiconductor well a semiconductor or a chip is basically the brains of a device although there are some chips that you specialize task but if you think about them as the brains of your electronics smartphones tablets televisions you mention refrigerators cars all of them used this component to basically drive and run these devices so they are crucial to the factoring capacity that we have in this country and to our use of these devices i want to take a look at how we got here to this shortage we've seen the manufacture of these chips move from the u.s. towards taiwan and china how much did former president trump's trade war affect things here. it definitely had a fact but it was also something that has been happening here in the united states for it now 30 years back in 1990 about 37 percent of all the world's chips remanufactured in the united states today that numb

the reports from moss connie are only positive. the only thing holding us back is a lack of supply and i'm hoping that will changesoon." two long-time bay area residents who got their first vax nations at mondayie center told us they're also hopeful the supply issue will be taken care of soon. >> everybody will be able to get their shot. they have to play it smart until then, wear your mask, wash your hands. do all the right things. >> i'm hoping we get the second one, they gave us the date and i'm assured we'll get more. >> reporter: san francisco averaged 7,400 doses daily the past week and the city said it's capable of doing more if supply isn't an issue. >> the good news is we are prepared, we have excellent operations that are ready to go when the vaccine is available. >> reporter: the city college site expects to reopen on friday but for second doses only. meanwhile, a third vaccination hub set to open in the bay view later this week will still open, but at much lower than capacity until the city figures out the supply issue.

she was joined by the district's new supervisor, connie chan and state assemblyman david chiu they say neighborhood has seen a rise of burglaries vandalism and hate crimes mostly targeting asians and they've been filing a tax not far from here this one in the nearby, anza vista neighborhood where an elderly asian man was killed after being pushed to the ground attack on any senior in this city is an attack on all of us we have to take responsibility. >>this senseless violence can never be ok david chu is trying to pass a bill that would establish a statewide hate crime hotline run by the california department of justice. >>this is not just the san francisco phenomena this is not just a california phenomenon this is an american phenomenon at this time, san francisco police already have a similar hotline 2 shared a picture of a note that was left at an asian owned car wash in san mateo a few days ago that reads china cheats skills gives us covid. >>chief bill scott says they're changing their policies here in the city. so they contract similar incidents to that note. that's not a crime.

beautifully ripped and made it in the dunes of the nearby beach fear is a constant companion for bella conny and many other young women in south africa. provided nepal. and living in fear. we and safe we are not safe anyway even in our own homes at times for most of them. so it's scary i am scared for myself. for them and for everyone for the children i even work with. kanye west for the child activists for prevention campaign violence initiative that is run by teenagers from wal-mart our ship to come pain is supported by the engine you must a foodie impel economy into a group of 16 learners who help suffer from abuse today and bill economists with 3 child activists at the local library they want to produce short video messages for social media just plain how to report sexual abuse. and maybe giving young people of ice. and encouraging them on ways they can use to speak out and also raise awareness around the issue of child abuse and in obese violence in their own comfortable ways using their skills using their talents the videos are popular teenagers across south africa watch them and many

>>she was joined by the district's new supervisor, connie chan and state assemblyman david chiu they say the neighborhood has seen a rise of burglaries vandalism and hate crimes mostly targeting asians and they've been filing a tax not far from here this one in the nearby, anza vista neighborhood where an elderly asian man was killed after being pushed to the ground. a 19 year-old has been charged with his murder want to be clear. >>and then when you come to san francisco. with the expectation to harm somebody here in this city there will be consequences. really don't come to our city with all that. >>because we're not having the mayor says members of the street violence intervention program have been tapped to make people feel safer in their community folks were offering. >>to walk people to their homes to help support. members of our community because attack on any senior in this city is an attack on all of us david choose trying to pass a bill that would establish a hate crime hotline run by the california doj. >>shared a picture of a note that was left at an asian owned car wash

conny choice is done and you can let her affect your mistakes to conduct social policies at domestic level in particular because to finance or protection schemes you need to have progressive taxation we should you not afford to have if you're competing across the e.u. with other member states so we have to rethink the construct and that is why in my report i call for rethinking those choices now as a crisis has shown the fragility of the european integration process we've built i'm sure you've met a few of the lobbyists of the national in brussels as regards salary increases what do you think they would think of your report on extreme poverty the many actors who fear of change because they benefit from the current system and obviously the corporations that are best you quit to organize production across different jurisdictions and just to have address issues compete with one another. on the simple precautions for best at avoiding taxes limiting their tax liability by declaring profits indigenous issues that have the lowest corporate income tax rates and unfortunately the big players

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was heading to her province softer leaving the capital kinshasa hundreds of people are still missing conny is at the scene and village. we are right now in the village the accident happened it did not started here but the police explain to us not to when the trouble of the started we do board deep but indeed we were they did their best to bring the boat around to do a reverse order to take on help the people according to their capacity but as you can see the boat is just behind me and we still have bodies inside there but we are unable to see exactly how many people still inside that boat but right now we found . the bodies in disability the government in talking is talking in terms of 60 people killed and also we find another 16 people buried in this village and some of them were sent. so all the victims i found here they explain for us the atrocities that today the experience during the accident in the boards and the old saw what caused exactly the accident the men caused steel the overloaded and all sold in numbers of the passenger in the boat that was the main cause because when the bo

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. >> reporter: supervisors gordon mar and connie chan are calling for a meeting of a slew of city departments. families are outraged and seniors are afraid of being out in public alone. we need to denounce the horrific violence and keep each other safe rather than laying blame. it's not just the asian community in san francisco that's under attack. there's been anti-asian violence in the east bay as well. today the oakland police chief addressed that issue. >> today we are sending a message to those that commit crime in this city that we will pursue you, and we will arrest you. >> reporter: the chief announcing the man police believe responsible for this violent attack of a 91-year-old and two other victims in oakland's chinatown is in jail tonight. and actors daniel wu and daniel day kim announcing $25,000 awards and resources. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> let's take you outside a look at capitol hill where president trump's second historic impeachment trial began today. in just a few hours house managers will begin presenting their full case to the senate. but can a former preside

having served 32 years in public office, connie was a champion for secure elections and the first woman to serve as majority floor leader in the indiana senate. thank you, secretary lawson, for all the work you did for the state of indiana and good luck on your future endeavors. mr. speaker, i rise today in remembrance of the battle of iwo jima and the taking of mount surbachi. u.s. marines were battling the japanese to gain control of iwo jima. it was that day that the flag was raised for all too see. the battle iwo jima, having visited during my service, i will always remember those sacrifices of my fellow marines. semper fi. god bless the marine corps and the united states. mr. speaker, i rise today because the democrats' newest proposal is yet again a political statement rather than a sincere effort at covid relief. last year's cares act distributed money, mainly by state population, but much of the $220 billion for the states in the new bill will be allocated based on unemployment over the three-month period ending in december. in other words, states who fought covid-19, took care

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thank you, supervisors, and let's start with connie thank .h a greeting in chinese. [speaking chinese language] >> supervisor chan: i wish you all a happy and healthy chinese lunar new year. we know if we continue to stay vigilant and celebrate virtually, then we better protect all family members and make sure that the year of the objection is happier and healthier than the year of the rat. thank you, everyone, and happy new year. >> supervisor mar: hello, everyone. i'm very proud to join with my city leaders for this virtual lunar new year celebration. like everyone, i wish we were starting the year of the ox with the annual festive event at city hall, but we've had to find creative ways to continue our cultural traditions during the pandemic. for many asians, lunar new year is the most important holiday of the year, and despite our continuing restrictions to protect public health, lunar new year traditions peel more important than ever. thank you for following our health guidance in finding new ways to gather and celebrate with family this y

when us connie and have not been in constant. circumventing un sanctions north korea not only built the complex but also financed it in return pyongyang pockets all the takings for the 1st 10 years after that profits will be shed $5050.00 'd. the north korean directed didn't want to appear on camera but he did tell us that the museum makes about $7000000.00 a year in entrance fees a figure he expects to triple. in the near future at the end. in the evening after the museum closes the north koreans throw another set of doors open for the tourists with cameras not welcome inside the restaurant we film in secret. here you know we had a reversion. to the tables are almost always fully booked. in reserve you can really just. a few areas you can hear and read through. if you are going. through. the menu boasts north korean specialties such as cold noodles and sea cucumber the price is a surprisingly high by cambodian standards with main courses costing up to $50.00. the restaurant is especially popular among tourists from china and sou

this morning connie joined me live with her story of the message to district attorney george guest oneing here. for those watching who don't exactly know the story can you tell us what happened to your son? >> reporter: fourth of july weekend 1981 he was riding his bike as we came in for dinner and i went out to look for him, couldn't find him. i found his bicycle and we searched for him all through the night. he was found the next day about 25 miles away from us in the phillips strand area. >> it wasn't until march of 2015 that somebody was taken into custody for his murder, correct? >> reporter: that's right. 35 years later his murderer was found through dna evidence and they took him in any he has been in jail ever since. he is waiting for trial. this has been 6 years since he was arrested and still no trial and it is very very difficult to find out some of the things that happened since we've gotten our new district attorney in los angeles. shannon: let's pull up the district attorney criminal justice directive that includes no death penalty, prosecutors no longer seeking enhanced

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start with connie lawson, you see the indiana secretary of state. she resigned on monday saying bluntly, 2020 took a toll on me. then richard barron, is, or was, a 21-year veteran elections director in fulton county, georgia. he also was voted out of his job, and the reason they gave in that county, wah the need to modernize but he was very critical with things that went on on attacks on the election system. kathy boockvar. saw her so much on television also left her job in february. she did it for a different reason. not because of the scrutiny on elections but because there was a mistake in not putting a change in the constitution on the ballot in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. lastly, maybe the most, in addition to indiana, most specific to the 2020 election lie. as you see it's aaron van langevelde, voted to accept the electoral votes went for joe biden not donald trump and he was not reconfirmed to be on that board. so you see all of this fallout and our colleague fredricka scouten has a great piece on cnn.com talking about the fact potentia

she was joined by the district's new supervisor, connie chan and state assemblyman david chiu they say the neighborhood has seen a rise of burglaries vandalism and hate crimes mostly targeting asians and they've been violent attacks not far from here this one in the nearby, anza vista neighborhood where an elderly asian man was killed after being pushed to the ground. a 19 year-old has been charged with his murder want to be clear. >>that when you come to san francisco. with the expectation to harm somebody here in this city there will be consequences. really don't come to our city with all that. >>because we're not happening. the mayor says members of the street violence intervention program have been tapped to make people feel safer in their community folks were offering. >>to walk people to their homes to help support. members of our community because attack on any senior in this city is an attack on all of us david choose trying to pass a bill that would establish a hate crime hotline run by the california doj. >>shared a picture of a note that was left at an asian owned car wash t

thank you, supervisors, and let's start with connie thank .h a greeting in chinese. [speaking chinese language] >> supervisor chan: i wish you all a happy and healthy chinese lunar new year. we know if we continue to stay vigilant and celebrate virtually, then we better protect all family members and make sure that the year of the objection is happier and healthier than the year of the rat. thank you, everyone, and happy new year. >> supervisor mar: hello, everyone. i'm very proud to join with my city leaders for this virtual lunar new year celebration. like everyone, i wish we were starting the year of the ox with the annual festive event at city hall, but we've had to find creative ways to continue our cultural traditions during the pandemic. for many asians, lunar new year is the most important holiday of the year, and despite our continuing restrictions to protect public health, lunar new year traditions peel more important than ever. thank you for following our health guidance in finding new ways to gather and celebrate with family this y

examiner the historic commission decided to delay a vote until at least march 3rd after supervisor connierequested more time to look at concerns raised by residents. the observation wheel was installed as part of golden gate's park's 150th anniversary but we all know got postponed because of the pandemic. some officials want to keep it there until march of 2025. chan says she favors a one year extension. >>> this large flower bloom is wowing drivers on highway 1 in santa cruz county. people are taking advantage of the nice weather to stop and stake ever take some photos. one couple drove to the coast from the east bay. >> this is incredible. so beautiful. so vibrant. we saw all the cars stand and thought it was a good chance to stop and take some pictures. and breathe in the fresh air. >>> i am sensing a lot of new instagram photos. couple says they grew up nearby. can't remember ever seeing a bloom this large. you can see it for yourself, off highway 1 just south of bonny dune road. >> pictures. >> you can do a fleet. >> what? >> it is twitter thing. the short video. >> you do that? >> n

there's connie in new orleans. baby leo in washington, d.c., happy 1st birthday.ori and susan, two health care workers at st. joseph's children's hospital in tampa, florida, thank you for what you do. joe, a volunteer firefighter in idaho celebrating his 74th birthday today. happy birthday, joe. send us a photo of you and your mug. you might see yourself next week. get that mug at the nbc online store. >>> thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we will see you back here next week onsunday today." " it is sunday, february 21. as we take a live look outside, basking in the glory of the sun shining over the golden gate bridge. on yet another chilly start to a sunday morning. if it's anything like yesterday, it will be a lovely day. thank you very much for starting your sunday with us. oh, wow, look at the sunrise behind me. i'm kira klapper.

connie from cleveland has a question on vaccine immunity. >> my question is, how long will the vacciner agan in another year or two? >> this one is for you, dr. fauci. but if i could add ann, we had gabriel with a question that we can't get in. can you add to that question, and is the vaccine safe to take if somebody is hiv positive or is immunocompromised. the answer to the second question is absolutely. people who have hiv or people who are immunocompromised should definitely get the vaccine because they need it as much or more than anyone because they are immunocompromised and they are more likely to get a serious complication if n fact, they get infected. so the vaccine is very important for them. regarding the question of how long it lasts, we don't know that right now. because we have just begun the process of vaccinating people. we know it lasts at least six months because we have followed people that long from the clinical trials. likely, and i hope it will be much longer than that. the way we find out is by following people over months to years. most of the vaccine trials have

. >> i supported years ago connie mack, the penny plan. you have the threepenny plan.e have a lot more debt than we had before. i don't think any american, i think most americans understood through no fault of anybody else that we all got hit hard in the last year, but joe just inherited the vaccines from president trump, operation warp speed. if you cut 3 cents out of every dollar for five years, you can balance the budget based on your numbers. is it that easy and why don't we do it? >> every republican that was in the senate a few years ago voted for a balanced budget amendment to the constitution.ub i was a part of this and it can balanced the budget in five years. i think that is the gold standard of what we should do. anything that takes longer than that is not realistic and not the truth. so i put forward every year aha budget that balances in five years. the good news is a few years ago i got 16 votes and i'm up to 29 votes, all republican, so i got a majority of the republicans, a majority of the republicans, about 20-21 republicans yesterday and no democrats