general gus perna gave us vaccine yet? general gus perna gave usa vaccine yet?us a bit of an idea in that briefing earlier. he said that they were hoping to get the vaccine sent out from the distribution points tomorrow and that it would start arriving in the states from monday, different tranches arriving monday, tuesday and wednesday. now there are just over 3 million people in that first wave of people to receive it and they will be health care workers and they will be health care workers and also people in long—term residential care homes. by the end of the month, really the end of the year, shocking that we are there already, they want to have vaccinated 20 million people. but just those residential care home people and health care workers comes up people and health care workers comes up to about 24 million people, so you can see that it is quite a task and there are concerns about how they will get everybody that needs that the vaccine. it certainly is a big job. what else are we hearing from 0peration warp speed? it was very interesting hearing them say a

general gus perna, i have no doubt about it. right? logistics. jared kushner has worked so hard.ared, wherever you may be. >> dr. deborah birx. deborah? thank you very much, deborah. >> admiral brett gregoire. >> great job you've been doing, brett. jerome adams, thank you very much. terrific. dr. robert redfield. robert, thank you very much. appreciate it. administrator seema verma. seema, thank you. dr. peter marx. peter? >> maul mangor, adam smith, great job. thank you very much. thank you all very much. incredible job. and many others also, many, many others. we are thankful to be joined by greg greg abbot. bill lee. thank you. thank you, bill. >> ron desantis. ron? thank you, ron. thank you, thank you very much. great job, ron. and john bell edwards. john bell. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, john bell. thank you very much. as well as g who is a fantastic doctor. when i need info on that subject i call up john. thank you, john, very much. senator steve dane, congratulations on a great win. great win. that was easier than you thought it turned out, right? it was a little

lord gus o'donnell — co—author of the letter — served prime ministers tony blair, gordon brown and davido 2011. and hejoins me now. welcome. what exactly and hejoins me now. welcome. what exa ctly d o and hejoins me now. welcome. what exactly do you mean by build back happier? when people talk about build back better, they often talk about more roads, what we are saying is let's bring the nation together, let's sort out these warring factions and say there is common agenda here. we have real problems covid has thrown up. the election has thrown up inequalities between north and south, between rich and poon north and south, between rich and poor. let's find ways to look at the well—being of the population, their mental and physical health. let's talk about education to build resilience and character. and think about our planet, making it better for everybody, and our sustainability agenda. these things could bring the whole nation together and really result in 2021 ending ina together and really result in 2021 ending in a way that 2020, alas, hasn't. give us some specific exa m ples of ha

general gus perna, who's leading operation warp speed for the us government, said trucks would starthe said shipments would begin to reach health care providers as soon as monday. but he's had to apologise to state governors, saying he'd made an error estimating the number of doses cleared for shipment. this week many have heard concerns about allegations of vaccine doses being cut. i want to assure everybody, and i want to take personal responsibility for the miscommunication. i know that is not doing much, these days, but i am responsible, and i take responsibility for the miscommunication. our north america correspondent peter bowes is in los angeles. what has gone wrong here? this seems to have been as teething problem, a miscalculation over the number of doses that will be immediately available and as he said, he is apologising and it means that some places, washington state and oregon in particular will receive far fewer doses of the modernity vaccine then they were expecting. —— —— moderna. they are hoping it isjust that, teething problem, and it could be rectified in the long

gus, it is great to have these ideas because you really have a thesis that works well with it.be watching of course. gus scacco by the way, guys, we look what is an all time record for the russell -- [closing bell rings] liz: not so much for the nasdaq. we appear, what do you mean walking away, walking away with the win. it is a record for the nasdaq. that will do it for "the claman countdown." connell: a lott going on here. a threat after new virus variant weighing on wall street the last couple days. we do get the record for the nasdaq at the close but overall we're mixed on the day even though congress is able to pass the 900 billion-dollar stimulus bill. look at the numbers. dow is down 200 points as we close down here. s&p 500 turned lower and closes down by seven 1/2 points. at the bottom of the screen, another record high for the nasd

general gus perna, who's leading operation warp speed for the us government, said trucks would startho lost jobs unemployment payments to those who lostjobs due to pandemic and would help local and state governments. your watching bbc news. in the us, warehouse workers are packing the newly—approved moderna vaccine, ready for it to be sent to thousands of sites. general gus perna, who's leading operation warp speed for the us government, said trucks would start to roll out on sunday. he said shipments would begin to reach health care providers as soon as monday. but he's had to apologise to state governors, saying he'd made an error estimating the number of doses cleared for shipment. this week, many have heard concerns about allegations of vaccine doses being cut. i want to assure everybody, and i want to take personal responsibility for the miscommunication. i know that's not done much these days, but i am responsible. and i take responsibility for the miscommunication. a uk government source says there will be no post—brexit trade deal between the uk and eu unless there is a "subs

gu who takes on more than one job on set for production of their next film they have traveled to home village. for my girls the title of the current production is based on true events it tells the story of a girl from a village played by a drama who dreams of a better life in the big city. an alleged friend takes advantage of an experience and lures her into a trap he turns or over to a criminal organization that uses girls for its dirty dealings. the 90 minute feature length film has to be shot in 7 day. we like these kinds of challenges we like to be different so with this creates and knowing that the money was not going to cover we had any debt ok well where girl and deep helpful to the from your call for us to make this work. is almost 43 minutes in this email. off to start doing. the couple has to come. with a tight budget similar to those of the film crews and a samba about their approach to film is more sophisticated they take a closer look at the reality of life around. you. focus group. we know. you're not. going to knock on something more but for me that's what we do with th

as early to late sunday and monday, gus the actual wind will return that is a concern because of the increased fire danger. we have record dry fuel of vegetation. especially from the north mountains into the east bay hills. daytime highs in the 60s. definitely mild. there we go with the extended forecast, cooler for saturday and sunday and slightly warmer into early next week. time for more day area bright spots. a viewer sent us this picture of her little christmas tree made out of see glass. her daughter made it out of materials collected along monterey beach. very creative. we want to see your holiday light decorations. email your pictures and videos to bay area bright spots to kpix.com or tagus on social media with hastag kpix bright spots. >>> what a beautiful tree. a passion for art and commitment to family. me this week's student rising above scholar. >>we are working to bring you the positive stories during this difficult time. check them out at kpix.com /together and you can send your ideas to together at cvs.com. >>> for this week's student rising above scholar, are is a pa

general gus perna. jared kushner worked so hard. wherever you may be. >> [applauding]. >> thank you. dr. birx, thank you very much. admiral bret. great job you have been doing. surgeon general jerome adams. thank you very much. dr. robert redfield. thank you very much. appreciate it. and verbala. dr. peter marks thank you. paul mangeo and brad smith. thank you very much very much. incredible job and many others also. many, many others. we are grateful to be joined by governors greg abbott. where is greg? bill lee. thank you. ron desantis. thank you, and john bell edwards and thank you very much. and john who say fantastic doctor also. >> [applauding]. >> when i needed info i call up john. thank you very much. senator steve dans congratulations on a great win. >> [applauding]. >> that was easier than you thought it turned out. a little easier than you thought. we are proud of you. congressman greg walleden. thank you very much. and congressman brad winstrop. thank you. and many, many others. my administration provided a total of 14 b

the major french honor in protest that the latest recipient coralville out justice says he is this gus that egypt's president has also received it at the father and sisi was given the owner last week the spite human rights concerns italy's form a culture minister giovan the milan 3 is also planning to return her medal in protest those are the top stories that stay with us al-jazeera world is coming up next more news in half an hour. for decades arabs have migrated to countries across europe. and i can see how much of the dems i meant to be just feed said beetle your comment they would not comment on when you become a 2 hour. i found several 100 comments about running mosques. shooting immigrants shooting muslims. most integrate successfully but others become marginalized. republican. the governments are going to get back. at them a lot of it but that really is a knowing that this film offers rare access inside mainly muslim communities living in deprived areas in 3 different european countries. some have been subjected to racist attacks others have been radicalized others still have st

well come he sent $2.2 million to george gus cohen. that answers the question. grieving mother, she cannot raise money for the democratic party or blm. no one cares what she thinks. we think it is important to hear directly from the people whose lives are affected, overturned, in some cases ended, by george gascon and george soros, who funds him. we are going to bring attention to that right now. christina solano is the sister of the officer we told you about, joseph solano, who was murdered, and we are happy to have her on tonight. christina, thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: i can't imagine how you feel watching this unfold. >> yeah. >> tucker: what does this mean for your family, watching george gascon discussed measures to make it possible for an accused murderer to get out on parole? >> it's -- it's unbelievable. i just can't believe that this is happening. when we were told last week, you know, that george was -- i mean, gascon was going to, you know, take away the life sentencing and no death penalty, we were in shock

right now, fairfield reporting winds to 30 three mile an hour with gus, napa 28, santa rosa reporting. even though the winds are leading up to some you can see still very breezy in many areas. half moon bay reporting a wind gust up 32. hayward, livermore, san jose, 10-50 miles an hour, severs a even reporting seven in the hills. oakland north reporting 42 miles an hour. mt. diablo reporting 32. into the north bay, big rock ridge reporting 23. when the red flag warning expires, another warning to talk about a high surf warning for the west in the northwest facing beaches. it will go until tomorrow afternoon for very large breaking waves. you can see breakers anywhere from 25 feet to locally higher than that. so, please be very careful if you are going to be out here the coast over the next 24 hours. already there is a hazard in place but only gets worse later in the day. right now, half moon bay reporting 70 miles per hour. we have 67 san francisco. along the east bay shore, mid- 70s in oakland, one of the warmest come in or east bay upper 60s right now in more, north bay 74 in napa an

gus, it is great to have these ideas because you really have a thesis that works well with it. we'll be watching of course. gus scacco by the way, guys, we look what is an all time record for the russell -- [closing bell rings] liz: not so much for the nasdaq. we appear, what do you mean walking away, walking away with the win. it is a record for the nasdaq. that will do it for "the claman countdown." connell: a lott going on here. a threat after new virus variant weighing on wall street the last couple days. we do get the record for the nasdaq at the close but overall we're mixed on the day even though congress is able to pass the 900 billion-dollar stimulus bill. look at the numbers. dow is down 200 points as we close down here. s&p 500 turned lower and closes down by seven 1/2 points. at the bottom of the screen, another record high for the nasdaq composite. tech stocks keep going up. good to be with you. i'm connell mcshane. welcome to "after the bell." time for the news coming happening at this hour. blake burman has new reporting on stimulus. susan li has big names in the

gus perna chief , operation officer, of operation warp speed, says he expects the coronavirus vaccine first shipments will arrive at 145 sites across the country on monday. the pfizer vaccine will begin moving to ups hubs within the next 24 hours to go out to locations nationwide, with more going out on tuesday and wednesday. gov. perna: for seven months, we have realized the greatest public-private partnership in modern times. doctors, scientists, researchers, factory workers, logisticians, and hundreds more have all come together for a singular purpose. that purpose -- save lives and end the pandemic. we checked our egos at the door. we have worked collectively to solve the problem and we have achieved success as identified last night by the fda when they approved emergency use authorization of the vaccine. of the vaccine. now we begin distribution of the vaccines to americans. you have heard me refer to today as d-day. some people assume that i meant day of distribution. in fact, d-day in military designates the date the mission begins. d-day was a pivotal turning point in world wa

so that speaks to your suggestion that gus perna's on it and that it may not be political. it is a little bit amazing, though, that you had alex azar on tv saying nothing is wrong when, in fact, something is wrong, and the governor of michigan saying she can't get a call back from him. it's sort of -- it's a continuation of a picture you and i have been talking about for a few months. putting politics aside, just being effective about this. >> ali, you and i have talked about the gun that can't shoot straight, and this is certainly what we've been seeing with the federal government. it's ironic that on the r&d side of operation warp speed, we have seen reality materialize in record speed with now two approved vaccines and three or four in the near pipeline. so that's incredibly exciting. but getting it out of the door and handling all the logistics is a nightmare. and one of the reasons it's really been exacerbated is that the trump administration's policy from the earliest days of this epidemic in america, going back to february and march, has been to say the states are in

>> no, the last time that you gu guys came. >> we, again, reached out to governor ron desantis.rectly. the idea that his office didn't know this was happening sounds a little too trumpy to be believe. he, again, declined to defend his own forces. rebecca jones is back, exclusively, with us tonight. what is your reaction to seeing the tape? >> it certainly didn't help them. but i'm glad that people are finally seeing, even from the police perspective, how outrageous everything was. >> now, they say, no, no, it's on you, rebecca. you knew we were there. you didn't answer. you took too long. this is what happens. fair? >> no. they called me and, as the officer mentioned, said to -- they needed to make contact. and wanted to know if anybody was home. i hung up the phone. i got dressed. i was down, in less than six minutes after that phone call. as far as i am understanding, unless there is a warrant, you don't need to open your door or talk to the police. and he did not say that, in that phone call. as soon as they banged on the door and said police search warrant, open the door, i

turkey's president was in t attendance as gu honor. >> turkish village terry military personnel alsoturkishch in this parade. the presence of president erdogan is almo kind of angm open acknowlt of the role turkey played in this war. azerbaijan won this war. it recaptured seven of its territories that were lost in the 1990's. a lot of military experts in the region agree. they are saying the success in the battlefield would not have been possible without turkey's support. ♪ laura: in the united states, the next person to be executed by the federal government. there were only three federal executions between 1988 and june 2020. legal team hasiled an emergency stay of execution with the supre court. the bbc has more. >> for the last 20 years, brandon has been on death row. on wednesday, his lawyers were successful in last ditch appeal to stop his execution. tonight, he -- he could become the first of five prisoners to be executed during the presidential transitio >> if i would be able to go back in time, i would dinitely change a whole bunch of different scenarios. >> if i'll go ahead, donald

later today, general gus perner will outline the plan to rapidly distribute the vaccine to every state and tribe. sites of been designated to distribute the vaccines. we have had good relationships with the governors. i almost think all of the governors, at least in the conference calls that are somewhat secret other than sometimes on occasion the press will break in which is fine, too. [laughter] thosemazing how you leave rooms and about 10 seconds later, there wasn't even time for a leak, they were on the call but that's all right. you assume that. they will be going through pharmacies, hospitals, health care providers. throughout partnership with fedex, ups and mckesson, we will ship doses from warehouses directly to the designated sites and we are thrilled to be joined by representatives of really great american companies. the companies have worked with us and they have been incredible to work with and i went to thank you all for being here, thank you very much. [applause] as i've stated all along and i guess as you saw vividly, i what we are going to show prior to my coming -- ver

the donkey is gus? >> that's gus, yeah.resent one year >>seth: um, i get it what is it about a donkey that a child is drawn to? >> um, you know, i think there's so much surface area in his head [ laughter ] there's just so much space, so much fuzzy space to love on, maybe. it's very hard and flat and fuzzy, and horses don't necessarily have that much space. uh, i don't know why that's the first thing i thought of, but he's just also very -- >> seth: i will be honest, that answer was so much better than what i expected. >> oh, good. [ laughter ] >>seth: that the donkeys are beloved because of their head surface area [ laughter ] because i believe it as soon as you said it, i realized that is true, and this is clearly a person who is spending a lot of time with many different farm animals, and taking stock of their head surface area >> too much time maybe [ laughter ] >> seth: you guys, i'm assuming that when you are at 23, it's safe to say you have a few chickens there >> there were like 25 very recently >> seth: oh, that se

general gus perna is chief operating officer for "operation warp speed." >> while this moment is extraordinarytime, we have a lot of work to do. we are not taking a victory lap. >> reporter: one unanswered question is whether people who are vaccinated for the virus can still spread it. so right now, officials continue to stress that everyone should follow c.d.c. guidelines for stopping the spread, including mask wearing and physical distancing. adriana. >> diaz: manny bojorquez in rtrtage, michigan, thank you. cbs news medical contributor dr. david agus is here with more. dr. agus, now that it's official, what happens next? >> w >> well, it's certainly a big, exciting moment. right now, vaccines are being distributed, literally as we speak, across the country, minus 94 degrees fahrenheit in special containers are being delivered to hospitals and pharmacies for hopefully beginning administration of the vaccine on monday. you know, i as a health care professional actually had to sign up, and so hopefully, in the next couple of weeks, i'll be getting my own vaccination. >> diaz: i hope so. so if

goes until 5:00 am. 60 mile are gus yes. there actually is a wind advisory demo we all live. if you take a look at the areas on here, everybody is included in this, except the santa clara valley and san jose. you might not notice much wind there at all. most other locations, including everyone here going at 680 or 101, if you are in this area, expect gusts up to 40 miles per hour. once we get through the morning, we will see the worst of it. i will be back in a couple of minutes. we will talk about the reason why it is the northbay that has the biggest concern. we could tie or break records for daytime highs tomorrow. that is because of this pattern. it will show you the daytime highs as well. >>> winds could be strong enough to knock down branches or topple entire trees, potentially onto power lines. tonight pg&e says it is scaling back the scope of potential power shutoffs for bay area customers. ls were, the shots will impact nearly any better customers and five counties. napa and sonoma counties are no longer included. that is a big change from last night when they predic

gus perna, operation warp speed, he has acknowledged what the error is and acknowledges everybody should be getting the doses they need. wildly signal us if something is moving. i don't care if other people are bored by this. i am absolutely not. if that truck starts moving out with more vaccine, more life-saving vaccine, i want to see it and hear your voice. shaquille brewster in a place called ol iv branch, mississippi, very, very close to memphis, tennessee. we'll keep one eye on that. we might put that in the bottom corner and keep an eye on it. >>> turning to our other top story, damning report published in the last couple of days for to the depths that one man is willing to go, even by the very low standards of the last four years, the details being reported are shocking. "new york times" citing unnamed sources briefed on that friday white house meeting, first breaking the news that donald trump pitched appointing one of his former lawyers, election conspiracy theorist sydney powell as special counsel to investigate his debunked accusations of election fraud. sit on that one for a

[applause] a man who now will be very important, general gus perna. i have no doubt about it.applause] logistics. jared kushner has worked so hard. where is jared? jared, wherever you may be. thank you, squared. [applause] dr. debra birx. deborah, thank you very much, deborah. admiral bret giroir. where is bret? great job you've been doing, bret. surgeon general jerome adams. jerome, thank you very much. terrific. dr. robert redfield. robert thank you very much. [applause] administrator seema verma. thank you. [applause] dr. peter marx. where is peter? thank you. [applause] paul mango, adam bowler and brad smith, thank you very much, great job. [applause] thank you all very much incredible job. many others also. many, many others. we're also grateful to be joined by governors greg abbott. where is greg? [applause] bill lee. bill? [applause] thank you. thank you, bill. ron desantis. ron? [applause] thank you, ron. thank you, thank you very much. great job, ron. and john bel edwards. john bel, thank you. thank you, john bel, thank you very much. as well as senator john barrasso

circulating on twitter with the former newcastle united stker, sayg whenou point to a whit guy, you s this guut when you point to this guy, you specify black person? the match has been suspended, the game was due to resume at 10:00 p.m. that has not happened as of yet from what we can see. marco: simon, sorry to cut across you -- i'm seeing here that this game will not restart, the team will not be going back onto the pitch. clearly, the players on the turkish team are feeling extremely strongly aut this. simon: yes, correct. if that information is confirmed and goes against what the french broadcaster was saying, that the official would be expelled and the game would resume, we don't really know. no one knows what is happening, unless you are inside the ground. it is another proof of racisin football, unfortunately. we have said time and time again on set, we need to take a stand. players, staff, ubs need to be brave enough to take a stand against this, regardless of whether or not you forfeit a game. if that is the decision that they will take, it can only go, it's a decision that honors th

this is 9:15 tomorrow it is still going and you can see the wind and your part of the bay area when gus to 40 miles-per- hour that will be mainly in the north bay new could get, you know, a trashcan that gets blown down the street or a branch you can get some localize power outages. the red flag warning, of course is something else because those are much higher in the mountains and stronger waves up there. let's get through late tomorrow morning hopefully, with no incidences t will get a break and be in the clear. the wind comes down, watch how the humidity levels will drop. this is today at 2:00 91 percent relative humidity in san jose at 9:00 46 santa rosa pergolas advance to the same time but 24 hours later. 2:00 monday, 2% for san jose. this is santa rosa, this is the other factor that is why we have the red flag warning. stays in effect until 5:00 monday than the wind advisory that we discussed as well. you can see right here everybody's got it set, the morning lows nothing new. these are the exact numbers we have been doing for the last several mornings. the daytime highs tomorrow

. >> reporter: hhs secretary alex azar and general gus perna monitoring distribution efforts, from theration warp speed vaccine operation center. >> my guidance was to ensure this precious commodity is received by the trained professionals at each state. i expect the first shipments

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winds gusting in excess of 45 miles per hour for some of these areas gus regularly 15 to 25 miles per hour this morning. now as far as temperatures go winds have contributed to a much more mild start to the morning right now we're in a range of 30's, 40's and 50's dublin, you're one of our cooler spots at 39 while santa rosa look at that 51 to kick off the morning. nevada when napa each at 59 degrees much warmer start to the north bay, especially as we do see these winds whipping across the region napa 21 miles per hour winds right now now into the afternoon expect some of our warmest of temperatures in a while it's back to the 70's we go so it's warm it's windy and it is dry to kick off this new week. i'm talking the rest of your forecast all still to come. rebecca all right john thank you so much, let's a hit the roads now and check out your commute. >>on the bay bridge toll plaza approach looks great nice and smooth out of the macarthur maze and across the suspension span, no problems to report there. it's going to be an easy 10 minute trip is you make your way into downtown lookin

just handed in is to the french embassy saying he is this gus that egypt's president has also received it the fact that sisi was given the on our last week the spike human rights concerns italy's former culture minister john the milan 3 is also planning to return her medal in protest. well those that were the top stories i'm going to have more news for you in half an hour stay with us though coming up next it's this free thank you for watching i'll see it half an hour but i. have to be ok you want to date there are young people across the african continent . for the future this is how he. described the crisis at the well may summit in 2090. am lucky that i am still surviving and i know not to take this chance for granted because people during every day i made a decision to protect the only place i could. tell you that we are a generation of scared. but very ambitious very united very persistent and very good at action. you get to meet 3 climate warriors from the african continent you will be out to tell you pretty much anything you want to know about the climate crisis only act that ca

there's gus these stories and more i'm joined by my guest glenn these and in oh ah slow he's an associate professor at the university of south eastern norway as well as author of the upcoming book russian conservatism and in london we have marcus papadopoulos he is the editor of politics 1st magazine crossfire president that means in jumping time you want and i was. going to marcus in london give us a update on breaks it all year long they have had to get this trade deal into place and of course at the very end at the end of the wire. we still don't have one and of course from what i've been following is that we it is unlikely and there's a lot of scaremongering but there's still a lot of questions as well what my question is after 4 long years of this why are there still questions i mean you've got a lot of smart people in your country maybe not politicians but c'mon explain to us why we're still talking about well ok to the press and story is last approach and it's endgame because wast groups unless you're in union in political terms almost that's the 1st of january of this year on the

fauci said he recently spoke with chief operations officer for operation warp speed army general gus perna. >> as we get into january the feeling is that we're going to gain momentum to be able to catch up. >> reporter: perna has said everyone is working through how to administer the vaccine the right way and ensure it stays in accordance with the cold chain. dr. george rutherford is a professor of epidemiology for ucsf. >> would we be happier with more? of course we'd be happier with more. >> reporter: rutherford said right now a state committee is meeting to make decisions about who will receive the vaccine in the next month and a mav, once frontline health care workers have been vaccinated. >> i really look forward to getting the large majority of people who want to be vaccinated vakdsnated by the summer. >> reporter: in his conversation with governor newsom dr. fauci suggested april could be open season for most to receive the vaccine and that by early fall we could see some sense of normality return. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> seniors and staff at a walnut creek retirement

first of all, i had a good conversation at 7:30 this morning with general gus hernia person in know is the operation warp speed responsible for the delivery of the vaccines. he admits that we're a bit behind but what he believes that in any massive undertaking like the initiation massive countrywide vaccine program, you're going to get some bumps in the roads and hiccups. and we believe and he believes and i trust him, he's somebody who's the kind of a person who is putting -- he's all into this and he's doing everything he can and he's good at his job. he feels that as we get rolling, we're going to be able to catch up. so the original proposal was 20 million doses. 40 million doses for 20 million people by the end of december. where you would give 20 million doses and hold 20 million back shot.e second so they've delivered 11 million aboutand there have been two to three million people who have been vaccinated. the 20-20.w january, the into feeling is that we're going to gain momentum to be able to catch up so that my feeling then is let's assume, governor, that we do catch up. and i

there's gus these stories and more i'm joined by my guest glenn these and in oh ah so he's an associate professor at the university of southeastern norway as well as author of the upcoming book russian conservatism and in london we have marcus papadopoulos he is the editor of politics 1st magazine high jumping prospectors and effect that means jumping to you up and i was ok i was going to marcus in london give us a day on break said all year long they have had to get this trade deal into place and of course at the very end at the end of the wire we still don't have one and of course from what i've been following is that it is unlikely and there's a lot of scaremongering but there's still a lot of questions as well what my question is after 4 long years of this why are there still questions i mean you've got a lot of smart people in your country maybe not politicians but c'mon explain to us why we're still talking about. well ok to be brett's that story is off the perch and it's and again because wast gregson left the european union in political terms almost that's the 1st of january of

general gus perna, who's leading operation warp speed for the us government, said trucks would start said shipments would begin to reach health care providers as soon as monday. but he's had to apologise to state governors, saying he'd made an error estimating the number of doses cleared for shipment. this we had met —— this week many have heard concerns about doses being cut. i want to assure everybody, and i want to take personal responsibility for this miscommunication. i know that is not done much this days, but i am responsible, and i take responsibility for the miscommunication. meanwhile, us senators have reached a compromise in negotiations to approve a nine—hundred—billion dollar package of coronavirus relief measures. the agreement reached between republicans and democrats paves the way for a vote on the stimulus package on sunday. it would provide additional unemployment payments to millions of americans who have lost theirjobs as a result of the pandemic, as well as help for renters and loans to local and state governments. british mps wa nt want a list published the wage

general gus perna, who's leading operation warp speed for the us government, said trucks would startn to reach health care providers as soon as monday. but he's had to apologise to state governors, saying he'd made an error estimating the number of doses cleared for shipment. this week many of heard concerns about allegations of vaccine doses being cut. i want to assure everybody, and i want to take personal responsibility for the miscommunication. i know that is not done much these days, but i am responsible and i take responsibility for the miscommunication. the agreement reached between republicans and democrats paves the way for a stimulus package on sunday. it will provide additional unemployment payments to millions of americans who have lost theirjobs asa americans who have lost theirjobs as a result of the pandemic, as well as a result of the pandemic, as well as help for renters and loans to state governments. a report by the public accounts select committee in the uk says the government should name the companies that have taken furlough money. it says the two schemes the co

well gus should be blessed get things concession into proper consensual let's get rid of the nelson mandela such a because he promoted violence he was the more it violence against blacks we were opposed to him so you got black on black violence he starts use now been course or god should be called down because he promoted violence ok so if you want to get into all these historical bumps let's get the facts out there people like louis just don't let the facts that black people were complicit in the slave trade right to europeans which we were a little older. and it's tantamount to the way that she's described the holocaust as not happening i've never heard such utter bullshit in my life and . we can't use that language in a program sorry. well i apologize if people are offended but that r.t. to bring together this gentleman for an educated debate on the role of art in modern society and how the use of palisade parallel ok mitigate rights ism is frankly offensive to people in russia outside of russia and iran oh well ok that is your view of the other guests and i'm sure that stephen would rej

general gus perna, the man in charge of the logistics of distribution says vaccines will now be sentcross the whole country. the first vaccination will be carried out on monday. make no mistake, distribution has begun. right now, boxes are being packed and loaded with vaccine on the emphasis on quality control. within the next 2a hours, they will begin moving vaccine from the pfizer manufacturing facility to the ups and fedex hubs, and then they will go out to the 636 locations nationwide. i'm joined from boston by dr michael mina from the center for disease control and prevention communicable disease dynamics. good news, obviously, but clearly a long road ahead for the us given the situation it's in right now? absolutely, this is just situation it's in right now? absolutely, this isjust the situation it's in right now? absolutely, this is just the start of what is proposed to be one of the most logistically difficult aspects of this pandemic for the united states. we‘ re of this pandemic for the united states. we're starting to see some very welcome news of the vaccine has gained fd

the positions that donald trump is stating but because donald trump has a personal style that is this gus think all of those qualities go out the window and so this is where i warn people against the danger of activating the wrong system at the runtime when i'm walking down a dark alley and i see a bunch of young men and women around i might get a fear response which makes perfect evolutionary sense so in this case my emotional system has kicked in properly if i'm trying to solve a calculus problem how did my fear response kick in is probably not a good idea so when it comes to certain decisions like political decisions we should try to navigate carefully through these 2 systems if it is almost that p.r. suggesting that people do that. by an honest mistake but don't you think that there is a purpose behind making sure that 2nd policy positions i've taken and critically i mean you mentioned don't all comments true like he like he may be unpleasant on a human level but there are certain policy positions that at such a legitimate the opposite would be brock obama or justin trudeau who seem t

general gus perna, who's leading operation warp speed for the us government, has apologised to state governors, saying he'd made an error estimating the number of doses cleared for shipment. 18 million people in and around london are entering a new lockdown — to help curb a variant of the coronavirus that spreads very quickly — though it's not thought to be more deadly. the prime minister said he made the decision with a heavy heart so close to christmas. president trump has dismissed allegations that russia was behind a major cyber espionage attack that penetrated several us government agencies — as well as organisations around the world. mr trump alleged on twitter that the attack wasn't as bad as reported in what he called the fake news media. now on bbc news — click. this week — electric rails. kitten tails. and football fails. spencer, and you — you can barely kick the ball without falling over. in that way, you can, for sure, keep yourjobs. hey, welcome to click! hope you're 0k. it is nearly the end of 2020 — insert cheering here — and for the first time since march, you and i

general gus perna, who's leading operation warp speed for the us government, has apologised to stateovernors, saying he'd made an error estimating the number of doses cleared for shipment. 18 million people in and around london are entering a new lockdown to help curb a variant of the coronavirus that spreads very quickly, though it's not thought to be more deadly. the prime minister said he made the decision with a heavy heart so close to christmas. president trump has dismissed allegations that russia was behind a major cyber espionage attack that penetrated several us government agencies, as well as organisations around the world. mr trump alleged on twitter that the attack wasn't as bad as reported in what he called the fake news media. now it's time for a look back at the week in parliament. hello there, and welcome to the week in parliament — where labour says borisjohnson shouldn't ignore medical worries about relaxing covid restrictions for christmas. can he tell us what is the assessment, and has it been done of the impact that it will have on infection rates and increased p

across ohio spinning their wheels as up to a foot of a foot of and wind gusts up to heavy snow and wind gusmiles per hour caused whiteout conditions, the state declaring a snow emergency in several counties. the one word that sums up today? >> devastating. devastating. >> reporter: shaker heights public works assistance director john becker says his snow plow operators are working 12-hour shifts, but we saw firsthand it isn't enough. >> i guess we should get out of the way so you can help this guy out. >> we appreciate that. >> reporter: an investigation under way in amherst tonight after this freight train derailed amid the snowstorm. no one was injured. high winds in maine sent trees crashing into homes, and a tornado touching down in northern florida causing minor damage. and back here in ohio, there's more to come. arctic air is actually following this entire system, so wednesday and thursday's temperatures in the morning here outside of cleveland will feel like 20 e 20ees. in much of the midwest it will feel as if it's in the teens, with some locations, norah, feeling as if it is in th

instead of building back better, the government should build back happier, lord gus o'donnell and richardtly he meant by build back happier. i think when people talk about building back better, they often talk about, let's build more roads, more physical capital. what we are saying is actually, let's bring the nation together, let's find these warring factions about brexit, about covid and the treatment of it and say, look, there is a common agenda here. we actually have real problems that covid has thrown up and the election has shown us about inequalities, north and south, between rich and poor. let's find ways to actually look at the well—being of the population, their mental and physical health, let's sort that out. let's think about education as well, building resilience and character and kids that can take shocks and think about about making things happierfor all of us and our sustainability agenda. i think those are the things which could bring the whole nation together and really result in 2021 ending in a way that 2020, alas, hasn't. and give us some specific examples of how we c