i feel like this is as close to infidelity as i'll ever be >> jimmy: it feels like we're facetiming eachs the family doing, how's 2021 going so far? >> you know, i don't know what i thought. i think i thought, like, 2 2021 would be, like, this sequence of the wizard of oz where, you know, when they're in black and white and then house lands and she opens the door and everything's in color i think i thought 2021 would happen and then, like, it's over, we can all come outside guys and go play in the park. it's pretty much the same. >> jimmy: didn't quite happen yet. yeah i want to talk about the true crime series called "exhumed" i have to watch in the daytime >> what you have to do, i'm going to plug my show and help you at the same time so on sunday, on oxygen channel they have a snap marathon do you know about snap snd. >> yes i've seen snapped >> snap ed basically hours and hours and hours of programming about women who snack. >> jimmy: no i've seen enough where i go, honey, it's banned in our house >> exactly and so it started getting banned in our house because i'd be cooking sunday

i always know how frances is because she facetimes me about a million times a day.stopped. i got a really early morning call this morning. so that means she's doing well. apparently she got up at 4:30 in the morning to have some breakfast, her first breakfast, so she has got her appetite back, she's facetiming, so all is so much better in the world. obviously, my parents are now looking after her, so this is the first step in her recovery. it is going to be hard work from here on in, but she is doing great. we thought we were going to lose her. four orfive days ago, we thought she'd gone, we thought it was all over. so ijust could not believe seeing her yesterday giving her thumbs up and just looking at her and going, wow, she's back. jo wiley�*s reaction. in scotland, the first minister has explained why she believes her cautious approach to lifting lockdown is the right one to take. here's some of what nicola sturgeon had to say at her daily coronavirus briefing. let me say at the outset that i know how desperate everyone is. people, businesses, everybody across t

turn facetime off. >> trevor: you see, this is fun. this is what i love about this.was wearing a suit for this moment right now, i would feel like something had gone wrong. but because i'm wearing a hoody, it's just happening. life is just happening right now. you know, broadway is one of the hardest, hardest, hardest places to get anything on. you didn't just break into it, jeremy, you broke into it with a play many would argue would never make it on to broadway. it is one to have the most risque things. i went to "slave play," and i remember sitting there, and i won't spoil it for people, but i remember for the first ten or 15 minutes i was, like, this is the worst thing i've ever experienced in my life, this is horrible. and around me there were a lot of racist jokes and people were laughing around me and i was really uncomfortable. i was, like, wow. i was, like, so, clearly, this is not for me, this is for some to have the old white folk that are having a great time right now. then the play switches, and then i started laughing and people around me didn't laugh a

and in that last day, when my sister was on facetime, we really did have some super moments together.ged with us, and it was amazing. desperately sad, desperately, desperately sad. but really good. yeah. and really hopeful. he moved here in his mid—80s, with hannah and herfamily arriving at the same time. and he insisted on some modifications, such as a flagpole. and the flag would be hoisted, raised every day or...? no, he'd change it according to how he felt. if there was a major event, he'd change it. obviously the welsh flag. most often, we had the union flag, of course. yeah. and we felt that we should put it to half—mast. their time was precious. i got so much more close to him. it's been amazing. i've sat with him, talking about the army, talking about his favourite songs, all of that that's been so, so special to me and thinking how he's passed away, which is so sad, but these memories i will hold forever. we used to go gardening. in the garden, and we used to do stamping, painting, all those sorts of stuff. i | he was feeding the dogs treats, j and then our dog got overweight

we have done a bit of facetime, and we talk on the - facetime, and we talk on the telephone, and a littlehe same as trying to get on with you, i couldn't get the microphone to work. it's not that i don't know what to do now, because i have been gradually taught, but it is so unreliable, and i spend a lot of my time cursing and in a rage! and my abiding memory of lockdown i think will be fury with tech! the nation is with _ think will be fury with tech! the nation is with you on that one. can ijust nation is with you on that one. can i just say, nation is with you on that one. can ijust say, prue leith, you said you have just moved house, ijust say, prue leith, you said you havejust moved house, it ijust say, prue leith, you said you have just moved house, it can't be just, because wherever you are is immaculate. that does not look like someone who has just moved house. this was my office, which was the first room to get ready. so this room is all right. you don't want to see some of the other ones. i do. see some of the other ones. i do, thou~h! see some of the other ones. i do, though! l

. >> i never forget the doctor calling me, we facetimed on her phone. first thing he said was i love you. she said he's a miracle. >> a miracle who is regaining strength in his legs with weeks of physical therapy ahead of him before he can go home. >> every day i'm stronger than the day before. it's probably going to take a lot more time than what i'm going to be comfortable with but i got to be patient and let it happen as it happens. this may sound stupid but i really want to get back on a horse. there's a lot of things i want to do. but i really want to get back on a horse and just ride across the pasture. >> his unwavering faith is what he says saved him. a faith sims hope to share with families whose loved ones are still suffer from covid. >> i didn't know what was happening on the world around me but in my mind i knew that i needed to talk to god pray hard as you can. >> coming up next, racial inequalitys and the vaccine roll out. what's being done to make sure everyone gets their shot. never run dry of... killer attitude. or hydration. neutrogena

when the pandemic started they started dating over facetime. >> within ten days he said you know i'd like to marry you. >> seven weeks later they were engaged, a wedding, and a honeymoon down old route 66. >> now you can look into each other's eyes without a cell phone, what's the best part of this? >> everything. >> the best is pretty good we are together and real. >> we are. >> when mike and andrew met online, they lived in two different states after hours chatting virtually. they flipped a coin. and she picked up her life and moved 500 miles to him. >> one of our kids this week probably be pretty upset here we are our age doing some of this really stuff. >> she was studying abroad in spain. ryan was in pennsylvania when they met online then the travel ban went in place. >> we are here in the middle of the pandemic life is on pause and i still managed to find somebody who i think is like, you know, everything i would have asked for in a partner. >> griffin and nile are both students at michigan state but because of covid, their relationship began online and apart. >> i'm so happy t

. >> falta: and throughout that entire facetime call, i tried to smile. you know, if this was my last memory with her, i really wanted it to be me smiling. i wanted it to be me hopeful. and i said, "mom, you're going to make it through this. and i love you." >> pelley: how has losing your mother, your last remaining parent, changed your young life? >> falta: i've always been independent. i've always been able to help out others when the help is needed. now that i'm fully on my own, although it feels lonely, i feel like i can manage. >> pelley: jake schoffstall shares the loneliness and the need to manage. he told his dad there was no need to worry anymore about the family business. >> jake schoffstall: i said, "dad, i got it from here. give me the torch. and let me take care of mom and jaidyn and everybody." and i said, "i'll keep the deer barn open, no matter what." >> pelley: and how old are you now? >> jake schoffstall: i'm 17. >> pelley: the deer barn is a feed store in rural indiana. jake and his dad started it to add to john schoffstall's pay as a f

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frazier was moved to tears after speaking over facetime with jackson who said she'd love to meet thetal weather has left drivers shelt shocked at the pain at the pump here's to explain the pain at the pump is nbc's jeff gut mohr. >> geoff, good morning >> good morning, frances and philip we got used to prices because of the pandemic, but last month we saw the average drop below $2 that was ultimately the lowest price in, what, four years but those prices couldn't stay low for long we are edging higher and in the last week alone, we've seen the average price up 10 cents some of that is down to what is going on in texas with the winter impact on refineries. some of it is also just due to generally rising oil prices as people look to economies reopening from the pandemic lockdown one other story to cover up for you this morning, if you like, your candies with chocolate and peanut burts and organize you'll like the fact that hershey's will give you that in that form. it's available, $1.99 for a 1.4 ounce pack if you want to get your chocolate/peanut butter fix, you know where to look >>

really trying to hold it together as janet jackson is facetiming with you. >> janet jackson. her. she's like -- we don't know what -- i was like, what did she look like on the initial call? i would be like ah! >> she is so composed. i am so impressed. >> very. very. i am so glad the moment happened for her. >>> next up, "american idol." >> there was quite a line of talented hopefuls last night, including a katy perry doppelganger and the man who hopes to be the first cuban "american idol" who got luke bryan to show off some moves of his own. >> but the one diamond who shown the brightest, a young man from georgia who planted the dream and then last night. ♪ i saw the light inside your eyes tonight ♪ ♪ you and i ♪ >> yes. expense got that ticket, you would be right. he got a golden ticket to advance to the next round in hollywood. >> that's not what you call singing. that's sanging. yes, he is. >> that's beautiful right there. >> blew me away. >>> next from the headlines from our skinny celebrity baby desk. >> singer neo, baby number five is on the way. i saw this post on inst

that's janet jackson on a facetime call with ucla gymnast frazier. her routine set to janet jackson's hit. jackson said it inspired her to learn some gymnastic moves herself. yes, the call made frazier teary eyed. she said that jackson's words meant everything to her. so understandable. so talented. both ladies are. >> i agree with that. let's look at another talented woman out there. meteorologist kari hall with a look at that forecast. >> hey, we have some really lik. look at our highs, reaching into the low s today and tomorrow. a little bit cooler but it will be quite windy for the middle of the week. we'll be watching those high winds as our dry weather continues into the weekend. still not seeing any rain, at least into early next week. marcus? >> all right. thanks. >>> thank you very much for joining us for our midday newscast. the next one at 5:00. have a good one. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my do

my mom yelling at me during a facetime call.s the most tweeted about players and the g.o.a.t. was the most used emoji. "the new york daily news" sharing this morning's cover early, the bleat goes on but the internet declared that amanda gorman was the real winner of the night. >> for while we honor them, today, it is they who every honor us. >> reporter: her poem, "chorus of the captains" scoring big. t-mobile might be the add of the night and even more timely how tom and gronk wound up playing for tampa bay. >> just come to florida and win another one. maybe i'll even join you. >> just go win another one. like i said, he's a gronk. maybe it is. >> reporter: during the fourth quarter of the super bowl, it seemed like most fans checked out and switched focus to the ads. all 20 of the top u.s. trending searches were about those commercials, you guys. >> a special moment between the mothers of tom brady and patrick mahomes. >> mrs. mahomes tweeted this photo saying thank you, mrs. brady, for your kind words. . but with my hiv treat

to the disease having those 9 loved ones couldn't see their loved ones again had to say about via facetime was just really really challenging. >>this week emanuel operate as a walk inside with no appointments required. but will offer appointments together with ongoing capacity for walk ins. in the weeks to come. most americans will be able to get the vaccine by the summer representatives with pfizer and moderna are provided that timeline before a house subcommittee, the drug maker says by the end of the next month. they plan to provide the u.s. government with a total of 220 million doses that's approximately 3 times the amount of vaccines that have been shipped out so far nearly 14% of americans have received at least one dose a covid-19 vaccine. for more information on signing up for shots for yourself or for someone else. we have links on our web site to the vaccination clinics throughout the bay area just head to kron 4 dot com. developing news out of the east bay, a missing woman and her young boy have been found safe 31 year-old kimberly meeks and her 4 year-old son went missing over

when the pandemic hit, they started talking and dating over facetime >> one day he said you know, i'dwere engaged, at a wedding and down old route 66. >> what's the best part of this? >> everything. >> the best is we're together. and we're alive. and real >> reporter: when mike and anju met online, they lived in two different states after hours chatting virtually, they flipped a coin and she picked up her life and moved 500 miles to him. >> from day 65 we be together. if one of our kids did this, we'd probably be pretty upset with them. and here we are at our age doing something really, really crazy. >> reporter: manuela was studying abroad in spain ryan was at home in pennsylvania when they met online and then the travel ban went into place. >> we're here in the middle of a pandemic life is on pause and i still manage to find somebody who i think is everything i would have asked for in a partner >> reporter: griffin and nile are both students at michigan state. but because of covid, their relationship gagnon line and apart. >> i'm so happy that we're together in the same city and not

>> i really resort to facetiming with my family. it's...p myself balanced. >> reporter: checking in with loved ones, eating right, and exercising helps avoid burnout. but there is the danger of p.t.s.d., similar to being in combat. >> you're seeing repeated loss of life each and every day. that's going to wear on you. >> reporter: but with fewer deaths and infections, things appear to be getting better. >> it's a new day. that's what i keep telling myself-- today is going to be a better day. >> reporter: hope on covid's front lines. lilia luciano, cbs news, los angeles. >> diaz: we have to take care of those who take care of us. still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," how a victim of a carjacking here in chicago is driving to the rescue of others. that's my calling-- t to give back to younger people. thaty don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's

. >> reporter: michael reilly died from covid-19 at age 47, hours after a final facetime call with his wife and two young children. >> he just kept saying, "it's okay. i'll see you soon, it's okay. i love you." that's the last thing he said. >> reporter: it was just two weeks before christmas. >> it's indescribable, the paine >>tebe her children elsie and graeme. >> now elsie will look up at the sky and say papa is up at the sky. >> reporter: their dad martin lost his battle with the virus last april. he was 44. >> so i decided to create a facebook page because there wasn't one. wasn't one and especially for young widows because we have the challenge of having young kids. it's like everyth >> it's like everything is a mess right now with the girls. >> reporter: the group now 400 strong meets twice a week on zoom. >> you took my daddy now my husband. >> reporter: 65% are survive, of color. >> my husband is brian. >> reporter: families disproportionately hit by the virus. >> my husband's name was casey. if it wasn't for this group, i wouldn't be okay. >> oh... >> reporter: michael and ma

to the disease having those 9 loved ones couldn't see their loved ones again had to say about via facetime just really really challenging this week emanuel will operate as a walk inside with no appointments required but will offer appointments together with ongoing capacity for walk ins in the weeks to come. >>among those getting the vaccine in what was our show us often rollout for those eligible under the state's phase, one b beginning february 28th. >>which includes education food and ag workers, san jose teacher sarah moreno. >>well everybody is always a little bit nervous. i think that the very beginning to think about it but it's at the end of the day at the hopeful thing it's a good thing and looking forward to the second shot at santa clara county is approximately 2 million residents so far with vaccine supply still far short of demand. >>not quite 165,000 people have received their first dose. well 53,000 have been fully vaccinated appointment slots are filling quickly as vaccine supply allows more than 57% of our population age 75 and up has received at least one dose of vaccine.

to the disease having those 9 loved ones couldn't see their loved ones again had to say about via facetime was just really really challenging this week emanuel will operate as a walk inside with no appointments required but will offer appointments together with ongoing capacity for walk ins in the weeks to come. >>among those getting the vaccine in what was our show us often rollout for those eligible under the state's phase, one b beginning february 28th, which includes education food and ag workers, san jose teacher sarah moreno. >>well everybody is always a little bit nervous. i think the very beginning to think about it but it's at the end of the day at the hopeful thing it's a good thing and looking forward to the second jump shot of clara county is approximately 2 million residents so far with vaccine supply still far short of demand. >>not quite 165,000 people have received their first dose. well 53,000 have been fully vaccinated appointment slots are filling quickly as vaccine supply allows more than 57% of our population age 75 and up has received at least one dose of vaccine. alm

facetime, skype, zoom, like what we're doing right now. you can stay connected. it's very possible.are important. we are social critters and we need that connection. i think for people who don't have those options, pull up photos, take a look at pictures of family. you need to stay connected. and it's very important. >> and finally, do you have any suggestions that are specifically for families? >> yeah. well, again, i think one of the interesting things that's come about from all of this, is i talked to families on video is they're obviously spending more time together. while it's a bit awkward, particularly for parents who are in the house working a lot. it's a chance to really deepen relationships and spend more good, quality time together. i think parents really need to step back and kind of plan their day a little bit. not micro manage it, but have some ideas. can the family play games together? a lot of people i talked to, they're even together as a family for the first time. so i think there are a number of things that people can do. i think it is qulaouzful for the families

the moment meghan facetimed in., what's next for harry, meghan, archie and the new baby on the way in l.a. >> if i'm not out in five minutes, come and get me. >> okay. >>> good morning, america. great to be with you on this busy friday morning. i got to say it's great the see prince harry relaxed and having a little fun. >> he is relaxed that's for sure. >> james corden knows how to pull things out of you in a fun way. >> archie is talking. his dad is saying an awful lot. >>> we do have a lot to get to including the latest on the third covid vaccine that could be granted emergency use authorization in just a matter of hours. take a live look right there at the johnson & johnson facility storage in kentucky where the one-dose vaccine ready to ship out if they get the green light. >> it could come as early as today. >> all the latest on the pandemic coming up. >>> we begin with president biden ordering military action for the first time since taking office, launching air strikes against militia groups in syria that ar

i've had the chance to facetime, chris and, you know, he's having conversations with me already abouts to get to the lake district — one from leicester, one from liverpool. they've both been fined £200 for breaking lockdown rules. there is some anger and frustration in the team but, in the end, this... we're not there to judge, we're there to help. you know, we all love the fells, we're all mountaineers. we go out there because we think we can help people when they're in difficulty. and trying tojudge just isn't our role. chris' injury has had a devastating impact on the team, but they've been overwhelmed by support from other rescue organisations, and by the various online funding pages that have now been set up. because i'm a local and i've lived here all my life, i was shocked because we're such a tiny, small community that it really hit home when it happened. local people were quite angry about it, to be honest, because it didn't really have to happen — they shouldn't have been here in the first place — so ijust thought something positive needs to try and be done to sort of offset

to do my official signature and on the way into the building, before they started homeschool, i facetimed them from the capital and they think it is cool to say to their friends and teachers, my mom is going to be a member of congress. definitely a neat experience, front-row seat to our country's history. interviewer: in november, you tested positive for covid-19. how has that impacted you at how will that impact your work when you get to washington? representative hinson: it is perspective, i understand the quarantine process, and my family as well. that was the second time in the past six month i had to quarantine. i was exposed in august. so i understand what challenges this pandemic presents to a family. that is the perspective, so when i am advocating for people, i want to make sure we are being safe, our health care system has what it needs. i didn't have a severe case but i had friends who died from coronavirus, so i understand how serious it can. be. interviewer: representative elect ashley hinson, thanks for your time and we look forward to your work in the 117th congress. >> sco

maybe they can move on to the next scientific frontier, teaching your mom how to use facetime.he camera? mom, i gotta go! just ask the spinach. moving to the coronavirus pandemic, it's the reason sweat pants are now a business expense. yesterday, western australia went into total lockdown after discovering its first coronavirus case in ten months. you see, australia is very different from the united states. in the u.s., water goes down the drain clockwise and, in australia, they care about stopping coronavirus. now, part of the reason for australia's success is that australians don't resist the government as much when they tell them that they should stay at home. and it's partly because these people know that covid is a serious disease. it's also partly because it lets australians stay away from all the other things in australia that could kill them. yeah, mate, it's bad enough that the scorpions and snakes are trying to kill me but there's a koala that's trying to give me eventually, of course, the world will reemerge from the pandemic, and i know everyone thinks they're going

we facetime every quarter, talk when we can, and now we're talking to you. >> yeah, i think everythingybe. [ laughter ] i don't know. >> oh, that's great. >> reporter: j.r. stone, abc7 news. >> that is so sweet, wishing matthew a speedy recovery as well. >>> well, covid-19 health care heroes were honored at the super bowl today. national youth poet laureate amanda gorman mesmerized everyone at the game. >> let us walk with these warriors, charge on with the champions and carry forth the call of our captains. we celebrate them by acting with courage and compassion, by doing what is right and just. for while we honor them, today it is they who every day honor us. >> always gives me chills. the 22-year-old captivated the nation's attention when she read a powerful and deeply moving poem at president joe biden's inauguration last month. >>> here in california, key metrics in california show things are improving around the state. the number of people hospitalized has dropped below 12,000. a month ago it was nearly 22,000. the seven-day positivity rate keeps on falling and now stands at 5.4%

it's the reason your grandma's facetiming you from a crowded bar. today brings some really good news: the f.d.a. announced that a new vaccine from johnson & johnson has been proven effective, including against the coronavirus variants, and could be hitting the streets this weekend. plus, unlike the moderna and pfizer vaccines, it works with one dose and doesn't need to be kept in freezers. so this vaccine is basically as low maintenance as you pretend to be on your first date. and with vaccine availability improving, more and more people are able to get their shots, and experts actually say america will soon be giving out nearly 2 million shots a day. so with 330 million americans, two million doses a day, that means the pandemic will be over in... six-- but this is still america, which means not everyone is getting access to the vaccines equally. >> the big gap in who gets the coronavirus vaccine in the u.s., information from 23 states that report covid vaccinations by race and ethnicity shows a stark difference in the rollout. >> black americans a

you get a facetime -- >> can you imagine? >> i can't actually. >> i love watching her body.as going to say, the videos come out of ucla. in january, there was a routine set to "black excellence." and mary j. blige saying that's awesome. >> she wants to take tumbling lessons but hopes she doesn't break anything. thanks. >>> ahead, we'll talk with dr. anthony fauci about the milestone of 5 health deaths from the pandemic. this is hal. this is hal's heart. it's been broken. and put back together. this is hal's relief, knowing he's covered by medicare from blue cross blue shield. and with coverage you can trust, backed by over 80 years of healthcare expertise, we'll be there when it matters most. this is medicare from blue cross blue shield. this is the benefit of blue. to be honest...a little dust? it never bothered me. this is medicare from blue cross blue shield. until i found out what it actually was. dust mite matter? ewww. dead skin cells? gross! so now, i grab my swiffer heavy duty sweeper and dusters. dusters extends to 6 feet to reach way up high... to grab, trap and lo

people in nursing homes are not as conversant and fascile on zoom and facetime.work that way. i understand fully how difficult it has been, and i want to make sure people have all the facts, the facts, the information. this past year there's a toxic political environment, and everything gets politicized, and there's political spin and then there are facts, two very different things, and i just want to be sure that people have facts. last august the department of justice sent a letter to democratic governors, four of them, new york, new jersey, michigan and pennsylvania asking for public information on nursing homes. the new york state legislature also sent a letter asking for information on nursing homes. we paused the state legislator's request while we were finishing the doj request. we told both houses, the assembly and the senate, that we had doj requests for information and we were prioritizing that. the we did give the doj request precedence, and we told both houses that. the august request we replied to fully. separately doh got a doj letter signed by jeff

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they're having to say good-bye to their loved ones over facetime.y're not able to visit in the hospital. they're not able to have eulogies in person and the songs and the home-going ceremonies that people are used to when they're saying good-bye to their loved ones. this moment takes the place of that in some ways. it allows americans to come together. it allows americans to really pause and reflect on this enormous loss that this nation, that the world really has experienced because of this awful, awful pandemic that has taken so many of our neighbors, brothers, sisters, grandparents. he talked about the enormity of it, you know, from young people to the very old, a loss from this terrible, terrible disease. i imagine this won't be the last time this president has to do this, even though some of the trend lines are better than they were weeks ago, there's still a long way to go in terms of this virus being out of control and people still facing death and illness and sickness. we saw the president -- the in-coming prtesident do this. i imagine over

. >> we can all facetime each other with our guacamole, chips and pizza.t. >> all right. you may not know who she is, but you've probably seen her work. the woman who edits videos for the warriors that often go viral. even catching the attention of kamala harris. want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network. sure thing! and with fast nationwide 5g included at no extra cost. we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. and get a new samsung galaxy starting at $17 a month. learn more at xfinitymobile.com or visit your local xfinity store today. >>> it turns out, she's one of the most valuable members of the warriors. i don't know if she has a good jump shot or not, but she can tell a good story. >> nbc bay area's anthony flores takes us behind the scenes. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the game has changed. being on the warriors' video crew is no longer just about highlights. >> literally ever

you can do zooms, you can do facetime, but don't gather together in large numbers, especially if you're eating and drinking you can't wear a mask. this is a time for this year's super bowl to really double down on the things we know to do to keep ourselves safe: >> and make it that much more memorable that you're having to do super bowl a little differently, a lot differently, in order to keep it safe for everybody. dr. mike saag, thank you so much. good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >>> and we know many of you are having trouble finding vaccination locations or even making appointments. we've got you covered. go to cnn.com/health and you'll find a link showing you where to find vaccine information in your state. >>> as president biden moves forward with his $1.9 trillion covid relief bill, he's tempering expectations around some of its initial proposals, in particular the minimum wage. here he was on cbs. >> you also want to raise the minimum wage to $15. is that something you would be willing to negotiate on in order to get republican support? >> well, apparently that's not goi

to the disease having those 9 loved ones couldn't see their loved ones again had to say about via facetime was just really really challenging. and then even our grief process which is totally change in the in the era of covid we just desire to to try to help to stem that tide and then our exterior community those around us is greatly benefit that we have a number of essential workers a number of individuals are able to stay and not have to go into the locations put themselves in harm's way. and so if we could be here where they are that was our hope and goal. >>santa clara county has some too. residents said the county does say that it is making progress now these vaccinations so far roughly 164,000 people have received the first dose of vaccine. >>and approximately 57% of those 75 and over and right around 50% of 65 and over have received the vaccine. so this clinic here at emanuel at 4.67 north white road open tuesday through no appointment is necessary will go from 09:00am to 04:00am the county also set to open up another a mass vaccination site at gilroy high school tomorrow. but that'

. >> houston mayor sylvester turner with what has been perhaps the best facetime connection service inndemic started. mayor turner, thanks as always, sir. so good to see you again. be safe. >> thank you. >> we'll talk to you soon. good luck to the people of houston as well. that does its for me this hour here on msnbc. up next, pentagon press secretary retired admiral john kirb will be talking to mitch mch about the syria air strikes. (man) i'm a verizon engineer, part of the team that built 5g right, the only one from america's most reliable network. we designed our 5g to make the things you do every day better. with 5g nationwide, millions of people can now work, listen, and stream in verizon 5g quality. and in parts of many cities where people can use massive capacity, we have ultra wideband, the fastest 5g in the world. this is the 5g that's built for you. this is 5g built right. only from verizon. i'm draymond green with my subway sub with tender steak and melty cheese. my sub is gonna dunk all over your sub. excuse me? my sub has bacon. choose better be better and now save when y

to the disease having those 9 loved ones couldn't see their loved ones again had to say about via facetime was just really really challenging. >>so tough this week emmanuel baptist will operate as a walk in sight. no appointments required but it will offer appointments together with ongoing capacity increase fence for walk ins in the coming weeks today was also soft roll out for people you are eligible in the state's phase, one b tier which includes education food and agriculture workers. california lawmakers have cleared the way for 5.7 million people to get at least $600 one time payments. it is part of a state coronavirus relief package aimed at helping folks with low to moderate income sua been affected by the pandemic and millions of californians and thousands of small businesses will have access to the money the governor officially signed off on the package today kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala was there and has the very latest on who's getting help. >>governor gavin newsome tuesday scribbled the final signature of approval on a 7.6 billion dollar states stimulus pa

. >> the revealing new comments, and a little facetime with meghan today, friday, february 26th, 2021. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hi, everybody. good morning. welcome to "today." we made it. it's friday. glad to have you with us. >> glad you're here. >>> let's start with our top story, those u.s. air strikes in syria, targeting several buildings near the iraqi border in syria. this in response to a rocket attack that killed an american in iraq. we have got two reports. we start with international correspondent keir simmons. good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. this morning, varying reports of fatalities. iran's state broadcaster saying 17, quote, resistance fighters were killed. meanwhile, a monitoring group saying the fatalities are 22, and the trucks carrying weapons were destroyed. in retaliation for a series of recent rocket attacks in iraq, including one last week which killed a u.s. contractor and wounded six, including an american service member. the air strikes

particularly adept at facetime, of course.ikely hero, walking laps, slowly, 100 at first as a joke, then many more his efforts touching a nation and raising a mind-boggling $53 million for front line workers what was it like when you hit the first 1 million pounds you are so many millions beyond that. >> this is unbelievable. >> reporter: a world war ii vet, a member of the greatest generation who had already given so much, now taking on a new mission, providing support to those waging a different kind of war. >> this invisible enemy that we're fighting, well, people in the hospitals and homes, they are on the front line of the army we're all behind giving them backup, providing all the goods they need and a pat on the back. >> reporter: this is a lot more than a pat on the back >> whatever you like to call it. >> reporter: this was last april, at the beginning of the pandemic, looking straight down the lens over a fuzzy connection he offered me a little reassurance. >> everything will be all right in the end people like yours

to the disease having those 9 loved ones couldn't see their loved ones again had to say about via facetime was just really really challenging. >>this week an annual bet this will operate as a walk in sight with no appointments required but we'll offer appointments and expand walk-in capabilities in the weeks to come today was also a soft roll out for those eligible under the state's phase, one b which includes education food and agriculture workers. >>most americans will be able to get the vaccine by the summer. some representatives with pfizer and moderna testified before a house subcommittee today and provided that timeline the drive makers say by the end of next month, they plan to provide the u.s. government with a total of 220 million doses that's approximately 3 times the amount of vaccines that have been shipped out so far nearly 14% of americans have received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine and for more information on signing up for shots for yourself or someone else. we have links on our web site to the vaccination clinics throughout the bay area just head to kron 4 dot co

>> jimmy: he's supposedly too busy to facetime into the show. >> yeah. >> jimmy: there he is playing friends" on his phone. >> that's the -- which is your -- hilarious, considering we know that he doesn't have that many friends. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> what's funny, he's a guy -- >> jimmy: hold on, are you eating? >> yeah, i'm eating. you said -- you sent over th this -- this steak dinner. >> jimmy: yeah, we sent a steak dinner to thank you for coming. >> delicious, man, unbelievable. >> jimmy: i was kind of thinking you would eat it after the show, though. [ laughter ] >> nobody tells me when to eat a steak dinner. nobody tells me when to eat, you know? [ laughter ] so jason. so here's this guy. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> he's sitting in there, he's in atlanta, he's in his puffer jacket like an actor, he's sitting on his chair, he's texting away, he's playing his little games or whatever. the guys like you and me, we're here in the trenches working. >> jimmy: working. just trying to stay alive. >> trying to stay alive doing it. >> jimmy: is that microphone hooked up to anything? o

we had facetimed up in the gallery. and i remember after i hung up with them, feeling an extraordinary sense of panic and feeling as though my heart was beating outside my chest. and so i think that's when that picture was taken. i remember jason crow reaching out and stroking my hand, and i remember thinking to myself, how does he know that i'm so upset? and so seeing that picture really sort of brought back to me just how awful those moments were. and i have to say, they were more than moments. the estimates of how long we were actually up there in the gallery range anywhere from 25 minutes to 45 minutes. and i don't have any way of estimating how long it was, but it seemed like forever. >> more importantly, to me anyway, how are you doing now? how have you been doing since then? about a month out or so, very often traumatic experiences like that, and that's what that was, doesn't matter what didn't happen. it's what you thought might happen that was realistic in that context, how are you doing? >> well, it's been fiv

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they're very social people and be facetime all the time but lonely unless -- a researcher said to me the next time you talk to your parents ask them for help. i said, okay, tell me more. interesting piece of advice. ask for some sort of help, anything. because if you ask for help, it immediately creates a more profound relationship. they're my parents, i'm their kid. no matter what they still want to take care of me even though i'm 50 years old. that's the truth. so when i was writing the book i thought to myself, how die start to really boil this down? ... so you want the relationships but you want them to be meaningful as well. those are the sorts of things i was looking at, not just the what, what to do but to also some extent of how it works in an evolutionary standpoint. but also from what happening in the brain. >> host: could you share some of things that you do on a daily basis that you do for the sake of making sure that you stay sharp? >> you know, just because it's just us here right? [laughter] i want to be honest read this has been a tough year. the past 12 months you kn

to the disease having those 9 loved ones couldn't see their loved ones again had to say about via facetime just really really challenging. >>yeah this week a manual will be operating as a walk in sight with no appointment is needed. but they will offer appointments together with ongoing capacity for walk ins in the weeks to come. >>happening today, san francisco joins a growing list of bay area conti counties that are vaccinating people under tier, one b. and alameda contra costa solano and sonoma counties are already vaccinating people in that group santa clara county expands its eligibility to that group on sunday. so far moran and napa are the only 2 counties that have not yet expanded or plan to soon expand their eligibility to tier one >>another big story that we're following this morning some businesses in san mateo county can now begin operating indoors and that includes places like gyms restaurants movie theaters. there will be some restrictions, however, no surprise there kron four's yulia sevens though live in san mateo county with more on the good news that folks there are heari