and will be our 1st priority usually donnelly's presuppose there will be no compromise. one of the points that we really felt was important to get across to. talking about cause and effect is priorities if nobody's making money on it i eat it's not a commodity then it has no value and it shouldn't it isn't a priority of the federal government so housing that was just from about people that was not a commodity that was just a ballet being up to the responsibilities of the federal government to ensure people have a clean d.c. from place to live that's not important anymore that's not i value. your term for walker bush william jefferson clinton who saw the water bush has gone into iraq hussein obama do solemnly swear i told john truong do you solemnly swear . or make sense with the work of the general wages of living standards of working class people the city customs or declined since the late seventy's. the numbers of people who need housing and grow because of the growth of the population the supply is not known to the to nearly the same extent so somebody is going to get

donnelly thank you for your time and your comments thank you. earlier donald trump signed an executive order aimed at ensuring that americans have priority when it comes to access to vaccines produced in the u.s. but the outgoing and incoming presidents are upbeat about the prospects of mass vaccination. the executive order to ensure that american citizens have 1st priority to receive american vaccines and then we're going to be working with other countries all over the world this team will help get at the latest at the last 100000000 covert 19 vaccine at least 100000000 covert vaccine shots into the arms of the american people in the 1st 100 days 100000000 shots in the 1st 100 days this week finds or 16 is expected to become the 1st to be approved for emergency use in the u.s. but they plan delivery it falls very short of covering the needs of the nation with many doses having already been shipped abroad to kill more often picks up the story . top u.s. officials are reassuring us that there's enough vaccine to go around and every american can g

. >> our next question is from sarah donnelly. >> secretary: could you tell me what exactly you askedatrium to do? what should these big hospital systems do if they have more vaccine doses than front-line workers to take them, should they be distributing them to hospital systems or their hospitals in more rural areas or what is the alternative? >> thank you, claire. i asked atrium to follow our guidance and with a very productive conversation and i know they change their some of the internal work they were doing going forward and what we have asked is that hospitals have extra doses to also be vaccinating community-based providers that may not be affiliated with that and are community-based are still working with covid patients so they are certainly outpatient providers meaning they are not affiliated with hospital but still work with covid patients and we want to make sure they're getting vaccinated. they can get vaccinated to their local health department so were hoping hospitals have extra doses they can partner together to do that. we heard some very collaborative stories and they

think of a case in upste new york were a man when sue donnelly was reaching out to nether manith mental health issues abo the need to commit an attack and a nightclub in upstate new york. this is an individual who i thin without sue donnie whispering in his ear probably would've gone a different way. were al qaeda would just put th message out to a megaphone effect. throw it out there and hope it sticks. these guys were much more one on onentervention trying to push the message a action. >> host: their virtual entrepreneurs. >> i'd try to make virtual enepreneurs stick but it's not going too. just call whatever videos those whichs virtual attack planner planners. there were six or seven indivials, the fbi deemed them the legn called the legion of doom very dramatic. individuals in a computer lab changing phones back and forth in systematically reaching out to americans for an attack. what would happen is, ty had a level of confidence, the we-known british hacker who became an isis propagandist. americansould reach out to them. these guys in theegion would reach back and say you don't wa

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. >> hello i am kevin donnelly in chicago the number of americans without health insurance has risennnually over the past three years, about 75% list affordability as the main reason they don't have insurance. how will congress amend the affordable care act to truly make health insurance affordable for all. thank you. >> i'm going to give this to all of you but thank you kevin for the question i'm going to throw it to the co-architect, kavita? >> lauren underwood and a lot of people deserve credit. >> you're the one here so i'm giving you all the credit. >> i would like to tell them i'm responsible for the ones that you like and not the ones you don't but in all seriousness i do think affordability is absolutely critical, building off of my earlier comments building into trying to create something where we had essential benefits and had to leave it at that, i think we need to get much more prescriptive about how we judge the value, like value-based insurance described in michael turner who coined that phrase but incorporating meaningful aspects of insurance design into the benefit an

national book award is donnelly troy. ♪ ♪ urgent quality captures the report of those transformed by and past share during the korean war, had no place to land. devastating and vigilant, survivor drawing photograph and handwritten honoring between the facts and critical imagination. we are all victims of history. ♪ >> thank you so much. i want to thank national book foundation, i am rachel and honored to be here. it is amazing, thank you. this award will is for my fath father. poetry and complacent changed my life. inseparable. the tourism of inflation. generously published my translation of korean poets translating the writings. the money. directions, ugly duckling, we. thank you. the act of poetry is an act wanted to be engaged in. on the side of the struggles poetry is resistance. she said i needed to excavate with language. in 1934 and acceptance speech, our military has practiced a popular world of abroad and can do so here. we may have already arrived therefore, it's more important that we engage in non- predatory of writing and reading poetry and translation can be on the side

i am asking for your joe donnelly -- for your vote on january 5. rev.arnock: thank you so much and thanks to everybody who tuned in tonight. i am raphael warnock. i am one of 12 children in my family, and i am number 11. the first college graduate. listen, these are dark and difficult times, and amidst the thick fog of this pandemic and the economic turn down, even during this season of joy, it's hard for people to find joy. i think about my dad in a moment like this, god bless his memory. he used to wake me every morning at dawn and say get ready, get dressed, get your shoes on. was morning,so it but it was still dark. it is dark right now. but morning is on the way. it is our job, torture, to put our shoes on and get ready. because there are those -- it is our job, georgia, to put our shoes on and get ready. there are those who engage in division. tomorrow is the last day to register. health care is on the ballot. workers are on the ballot. voting rights are on the ballot. criminal justice reform is on the ballot. if you give me the honor of represent

also want to thank the staff of the national book foundation, jordan smith, marion andrews, andy donnellyarrow and deanna taylor, my rocks and my friends and a team that i am so proud to work with every single day, team book got this done in the face of tremendous obstacles with grace and humor and hard work and grit and never ever wants to flagging belief in these authors in these books i'm grateful they believed enough in me to let me guide the ship. i'm also grateful to our designers at ship, chips, who donated all the beautiful graphics you see and all the motion graphics and everything, they have been with us since my first day and have done such gorgeous work and it was such a gift and we needed it. i'd like to think the filmmakers at c 41 who made our beautiful films this year, i hope you like them, we work so hard. i like to think our captioner carolyn broome and of course the team making tonight's insane and possible multifaceted 400,000 person lifestream possible, really useful meaning, you guys are really useful. 2020 has taught us that every obstacle is an opportunity to reinv

. >> reporter: matt donnelly is a senior writer for "variety." >> is this the end of movie theaters asble losses, now we are heading into another round of extreme closures, i think it will ultimately change. >> reporter: warner brothers is releasing 17 most anticipated films of the year, including "suicide squad." remake of classic "do you know." and "the heist." >> how does it work financially. >> the incentive is drive subscriber growth when all 17 movies come out, they'll have a higher number of subscribers than now. >> reporter: in a statement, the ceo accused the movie studio of sacrificing profit for subscribers, saying we will do all in our power to ensure warner does not do so at our expense. so far this year, theaters are grossing about $2 billion in the u.s., compared to 11 billion last year. they said they're only doing this one year, can you put that jeannie back in the bottle? >> you can't train subscribers to expect incredible massive productions and after a year say sorry, you have to see it in theaters. >> reporter: films will be available to subscribers at no extra cha