hahn: really superb question. what i would recommend is we continue to acknowledge this is a real issue. this is not something that is made up. this is real. it is legitimate. we have to acknowledge it. we have to take it head-on. it is a moral imperative. rootedisions have to be in all of america. not just one group. those from socioeconomic groups who are not always represented in clinical trials. if we do not do that, i consider it a failure. engagement and discussion and honest conversations that are sometimes very difficult. thatof these communities addressed trustful are the communities that are suffering the most. we need to roll up our sleeves and have this conversation. we had very good representation from folks who are not usually at the table. we have been public about that. that helps. people in those communities were very vocal. they asked the appropriate questions. it is something that i want to dedicate myself moving forward. >> we appreciate the answer to that. what will you do next? >> i will take

but this -- this time around, and hahn who is the most popular leader. and he vuzz very popular. because he's an internal athlete. and did a lot of social york before making a cancer, hospital, making universities and over social work. he was a known person in this country. and the reason people voted for him was that people were fed up with the -- with this -- with the two-party system which they would take turns and destroy the economy and the suchers of this country. and so that's why the people of pang stan shows ibrahn hahn and the most population leader. >> he has a daughter that is a very -- a great record of being an honest man and he's a great leader. and that's why they elected him. now -- now, that the only complaint about the position which is hiding behind economic figures or through -- through protests is because in ran hahn is going after them because he wants as the people mandated him to get the moneys -- stolen money back from abroad. they's why they're taking like this. i must say that why is it that right from the outset -- >> the economy -- you know we were a

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hahn is a dedicated physician having trained in medical oncology and radiation oncology. dr. hahn thank you for being s with us today and now i turn now i turn it over to you for your opening remarks. >> yes morning and happy new year to everyone. as -- and reed tuckson thank you for that kind introduction and for the alliance for hosting me today it's an honor to be part of its this long tradition of discussions on public policy and public health and i want to echo my thanks to the press or what they have done to bring information to the people that is so important particularly during a public health emergency. as always the new year brings than a healthy dose of optimism and hope for new beginnings. this year believe the promise has tangible development and scientific advances to bring covid-19 under control for this isol notwithstanding the eventsf this week which were of course very sad and very difficult for our country but our nation has confronted an extraordinary challengee and pain. communities and families have faced turmoil and tragedy and we have seen extraordinar

hahn is a dedicated commissioner in medical oncology and radiation oncology. doctor, thank you so much for being with us today and now i turn over to you for your opening remarks. >> good morning and happy new year to everyone, doctor thank you for that kind introduction into the alliance for hosting today at this series, i very much been looking forward to this, it's an honor to be part of this tradition of this rigorous discussion on public policy and public health and i want to echo my thanks to the press for what they have done to bring information to the american people that is so important particularly during a public health emergency. as always the new year brings a healthy dose of optimism and hope for new beginnings, this year i believe this promise has rise to tangible development in the form of scientific advance to help bring the covid-19 democratic control, this is notwithstanding the events of this week which were very sad and very difficult for a count country, over the past year our nation has confronted an extraordinary challenge, communities

chris hahn, i interrupted you. your thoughts here. congressman, hang on a moment here. >> sure. >> for the record, i fully agree with the congressman. the president should resign today. every republican in the senate should be held to account and stand up and say mr. president, time to go. as for what matt said, ever i are democratic official big and small called out the violence over the summer. i don't see every republican official calling out the violence that happened to our capitol in an attempt to overthrow our republic by the president of the united states on wednesday. so i'm waiting for that from the right wing. i'm waiting for that. i expect lisa murkowski and other republican senators that know better to walk into mitch mcconnell's house and say expel ted cruz or we're walking across the aisle. i'm surprised that hasn't happened yet. i hope it does. i do believe there's good republicans and i hope they will stand up to the president and to the lies that have been told by the right wing. >> bill: they were objecting to the e

hahn. i'm also from politico and i swear david and i are the only ones on this call. and you've been the commissioner for an unprecedented year for the agency, for the country and the white house has tasked you at times. so i just wanted to ask, are there things you wished you would have done differently this year in hindsight now and-- ments sara, thanks. this has been an unprecedented time for the agency. when i first came to the agency, i certainly didn't expect to be immersed in a pandemic, once in a lifetime pandemic and it has brought for the agency a number of challenges, a number of extern externalities, i'll use that term, that have been thrown at the fda's way. i can tell you that i have been reliant upon the science and the data. we continue to be. our decisions have been guided by what's been available at the time and we've revised those decisions as more science and data have come down and we've seen that and i am very, very proud of that. i think moving forward, you know, our prep initiative will highlight, infections, transparency and how clinical trial

>>sacramento police chief daniel hahn alarmed but not all that surprised by the riots in the nation'ss a concern when you see it go as far as it did in dc but it's also concerned because that's exactly what we've seen here for 2 months just not to that scale. >>not that many people in and they were unable to get into the capital like they were there. but those same groups that same ideology that effort was here for several weeks he sent about 200 officers to the california capital every saturday where they were weekly demonstration staged by president trump supporters contesting the 2020 election results. those demonstrators were met by counter-protesters leading to several clashes between each other and police some of them turning violent terror officers have been workin. >>a lot. a lot of officers across this country have been getting their days off canceled long hours in extreme situations where they're being yelled at cussed at thrown at injured. >>and now chief hahn is preparing his officers for even more unrest as the fbi warns of planned armed protests in all 50 state capitals

one of the most visited corners of the museum houses the bench on which nobel prize winner otto hahns by the bombardment with neutrons. as with the new schools and universities of federal germany, so wartime destruction also permitted the building of new theaters and places of entertainment along ultramodern lines. today, there are more than 100 theaters scattered among west german cities of which this drama center in muenster is an outstanding example. ♪ graduates of the new art schools have played a large part in the industrial design of consumer goods with eye appeal that not only boost sales abroad, but also make the average german interior a more attractive place. ♪ in the old medieval towns, this sense of form and duty is firmly rooted in the carefully preserved monuments of the past like bamberg's famous 1,000-year-old cathedral. ♪ ♪ outside, the life of this young nation continues under the shield that nato was built and to which germany itself contributes so much. for the federal republic needs peace in which to consolidate the gains she has made since the war's end and to p

one of the most visited corners of the museum houses the bench on which nobel prize winner otto hahnf neutrons. as with the new schools of germany, so did wartime construction offer theaters amid places of entertainment of ultramodern lines. today there are more than 100 theaters scattered among german cities in which!,=÷h which one meunster is an outstanding example. graduates of the new art schools have played a large part in the industrial design of consumer goods with eye appeal that not only boost sales abroad but also make the average german interior a more attractive place. >> in the old medieval towns, this sense of form and beauty is firmly rooted in the carefully like bamburg's famous thousand-year-old cathedral. ♪ ♪ >> outside, the life of this young nation continues under the shield that nato was built and which germany itself can contribute so much. the federal public needs peace to consolidate the gains she's made since war's end and to play her full part in the long-term development of the atlantic community. ♪ >>> weeknights this week we feature american history tv pr

that only in the recent years only after that this murder again via text that we saw in holland and hahn all racist anti semite attacks have the security forces have the authorities in germany really woken up to this threat that now the interior minister considers this to be the greatest threat to security in germany westfall long time intelligence services here have focused mainly on islamist terrorists but now i think most politicians and also the people in the security apparatus have realized that this is a great day a great security threat. correspondent paid to have reporting from outside of that courthouse aware of verdict is expected soon as we said thank you. now in poland a near total ban on abortion has come into force sparking nationwide protests or brought thousands into the streets the new restrictions mean that all abortions in poland will be banned except in cases of rape and incest or when the mother's life or health are thought to be at risk. once again they took to the streets once again demanding their right to choose the new law only allows for an abortion if the life

lew hahn. -- mr. lujan. the vice president: please raise your right hands. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that you bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god? the senators: i do. the vice president: congratulations, senators. the vice president: the clerk will call the names of the next pair. the clerk: ms. lummis. mr. markey. the vice president: please raise your right hands. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that you bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are abo

goldie hahn is the founder of mind up. it's a classroom based curriculum, focusing on neuroscience, social, emotional, learning, positive psychology and mindful awareness. san francisco's mayor announced today new help for small businesses to try to help keep them afloat while the city remains locked down, mayor lend inbreeding now $62 million in small business aid is being made available. the mayor says the funds will be distributed through direct grants as well as low and no interest loans to those businesses most in need. these are businesses who have not been able to open their doors or have been severely limited in the services they can provide. we're talking about our restaurants are nail salons are bars are not life venues are jim, the mayor said businesses can expect fun starting in february. officials in mill valley are demanding an exemption from the ban on outdoor dining. the mill valley city council voted unanimously last night to urge the governor and marin county health officials to reconsider the band ktvu i

david avella, chris hahn, former aide to senator chuck schumer. great to see both of you.'ll start with you. >> my goodness, harris. the worst part of this is the john kerry's advice he is giving to joe biden who now has destroyed more jobs in his first seven days in office than covid did in a month. if you make it harder for goods and products to get to consumers, makes it more expensive that makes it tougher on americans. as we think about kerry's comments in particular as we think about the trade deals that are coming up, is now the biden administration's position going to be you have to have the exact same climate policies that we do before you are going to do a trade, whether it be with the u.k., which is coming up, whether it be deals with china or renegotiated deals with russia or japan? it is more than just hypocrisy of john kerry and his airplane. it is the damage the advice he is giving to joe biden is going to do to our economy. >> harris: chris hahn. >> so republicans really can't talk about hypocrisy any more. we've lived through four years of ultimate hypocri

aggressive progressive podcast and former aide to future majority leader chuck schumer it is chris hahnwelcome everyone. >> allow how you doing? kennedy: so dave, with this have happened, would we have seen, this is pure speculation. you think we would have seen the siege on capitol hill last wednesday of the president had not held a rally close by? you think people live convened in the capitol the same way? >> quite possibly not read that is not what the standard for inciting violence is or inciting insurrection. yes possibly not. possibly for bunch of leftist and democrats had not been talking at how cops are on your hunting black people for sport, we would not of seen the riots this summer. if you're going to use that for a standard of incitement you've just given up free speech. my guilty of incitement right now someone goes and doesn't violence the government? i did not ask them to do it, i did not call for that i'm just telling the truth. so they are a gang of criminals. kennedy: i agree with you pay by think you can condemn what the president said on the things he's done over the

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the coalition includes celebrities like actress goldie hahn and nba star kevin love.us and social, emotional learning. we might not be seeing it now. but if we don't pay attention, then then we're not going to be able to have the leadership emotions tod to recognize your. also your poe emotions and so i put together sort of this idea. goldie hahn is the founder of mind up, which is a classroom based curriculum focusing on. neuroscience positive psychology and mindful awareness. coming up. it is the rarest shot in gulf and it's called a condor. now one bay area man is the on lee person to have ever accomplished it in the us and taking a live look outside on this tuesday night, our chief meteorologist bill martin, we'll have the complete bay area forecast. it's coming up. tasha, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? hmm. so what are you waiting for? hip hop group tag team to help you plan dessert? ♪ french vanilla! rocky road! ♪ ♪ chocolate, peanut butter, cookie dough! ♪ ♪ scoop! there it is! ♪ ♪ scoop! there it is! ♪ ♪ scoop

goldie hahn is the founder of a group called mind up, which is a classroom based curriculum focusingl learning, positive psychology and mindful awareness of the city of berkeley is now considering banning the sale of cars powered by gasoline, diesel and natural gas. by the year 2027. the berkeley city council is expected to ask the city manager to do a feasibility study on phasing out 80% of gas powered car sales. bird. plea would also convert its entire fleet of 129 city vehicles to all electric. the city council is set to consider the ordinance at its meeting coming up on january. 19th president trump speaks out against tech giants like facebook and twitter. i'm rebuilding a washington with i'm made to move. but these days, i'm not getting out as much as i'd like to. that's why i take osteo bi-flex. it helps with occasional joint stiffness, while it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex. because i'm made to move. defended his speech to supporters before the violence that broke out at the u. s capitol. he also blasted what the big tech companies, he bl

for dykey and his students that's gained a new importance since last year when will hahn endured a grueling 76 day lockdown and experienced china's heaviest death toll from coded 19. it's insane. during the pandemic a few of my friends and i would practice with each other online in our beds we would start doing vogue in bed we could only practice from a distance because during that time everyone was at home and could not go out. dykey and his crew shot a promotional video for vogue to popularize in china the dance that's become a part of their identity. they say the experience of the pandemic has taught them some valuable lessons. now after the pandemic i feel vogue dancing has given me a lot of emotional support because it made me realize that we need to seize every minute every 2nd to be who we are. that we have to cherish ourselves and live a more fulfilling life here whole. resource and. only when you dance like this will you truly feel that your soul belongs to you. there's a feeling of letting yourself go and just being yourself i like this feeling very much. and joyous. there's growi

goldie hahn is the founder of mind out. it's a classroom based curriculum focusing on neuroscience, social, emotional learning, positive psychology and mindful awareness. let's check in with meteorologist rosemary oroczo and rosemary. the way you were talking yesterday. i mean it. maybe t shirts and flip flops later this week. yeah, we are looking at some unseasonably warm weather. mike and god see, it's going to feel ah, lot like spring outside our doors this morning and afternoon. a cool one. we started out very chilly. with mostly cloudy skies even ah, little bit of drizzle on a few sprinkles. you can see this of you here from san francisco. we are beginning to thin out. we will have the cloud cover there, but partly cloudy and high clouds in the forecast for today you can even see a little bit of blue there as you look to the top of the screen. the other item of note for today is right along our coastline. king tides are with us, and until one o'clock this afternoon, we could experience some coastal flooding. high tide

lew hahn. -- mr. lujan. the vice president: please raise your right hands. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that you bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god? the senators: i do. the vice president: congratulations, senators. the vice president: the clerk will call the names of the next pair. the clerk: ms. lummis. mr. markey. the vice president: please raise your right hands. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that you bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are abo

. >> reporter: many have been frustrated trying to get the vaccine, like wayne hahn. >> i feel relieved. i live in rossmor and they were unable to get the county to come to that community which has 10,000 elderly people looking me. >> it is incredibly frustrating and patients are really afraid. >> reporter: walnut creek physician rebeka parish partnered with the city of lafayette and local senior organizations to get the vaccine into the arms of those who may be home bound or tech challenged. >> you know, i was really impressed how well organized this is. >> you better believe these vaccine doses are like gold, and finding 500 clinic wasn't easy. >> i'm pretty sure somewhere in there i promised somebody my first born child. >> reporter: parish says she lobbied contra costa county for 500 doses of the vaccine and finally got them. >> we're going to be vaccinating over 240 people today here. >> reporter: those living in fremont gave shots to assisted living residents and staff, a partnership with cps. but multiple states now have more appointments than doses. president-elect joe biden say

after a delay china will allow a team from the world health organization to travel to the city of new hahn on thursday to begin investigating how the penn demick started their mexican health authorities to aim to fast track russia's sputnik v corona virus vaccine after getting access to data on it well nurses and other health care workers around the world are suffering trauma from the pressure that they face on the front lines of this pandemic according to a global poll new data from the international council of nurses shows nearly 80 percent of respondents reported burn out exile u.-t. or feelings of isolation the council says that it could have long lasting effects on health care systems almost everywhere so far over 1600000 health care workers have been infected with the virus and at least 2200 nurses have died. and for more let's bring in howard catton he is the c.e.o. of the international council of nurses and he's a nurse himself thank you so much for joining us from geneva this afternoon how bad is the situation right now for nurses what have you been observing. good afternoon to yo

but 1st we go to china the city of lou hahn is working towards some semblance of normality post lockdown. almost a year since the coronavirus pandemic broke out many countries are now running vaccination programs the biggest vaccine developers expect to be able to produce more than $5000000000.00 doses in 2021 with 2 doses necessary per person that would mean around a 3rd of the global population could be immunized they see it nonetheless it will take a while before all the almost 8000000000 people on the planet a vaccinated yet time is pressing 2000000 people ready died of covert 19 and infection rates continue to rise many countries remain under lockdown economies have ground to a halt leaving many people struggling to make ends meet. china's woo hand was a pandemic began things are different at least officially. this chinese hip hop artist raps about love happiness and life struggles even if not about a more immediate issue here the coronavirus. the only reminders of the pandemic in this concert venue are the mosques and the way audience members keep a little distance from each other.

florida supervisor janice hahn announcing her dismay of such handling and now calling on public health to create a standby list for those over 65. so it doesn't happen again and tonight mayor eric garcetti reacting to the trash vaccines. >>this is something new and i've never seen something new work on day one. but we better make it work as quickly as possible collectively. >>mayor garcetti says likely the guidelines set forth by the county need to be flexible. >>i don't think this conspiracy that certain people are consciously saying hey i want to throw this out they believe that they might have had to. >>la county public health officials releasing a statement condemning clinics, tossing a vaccines and working on a plan for a quick turnaround, whenever there's a potential for vaccines to expire. >>not so much of anybody can come here, but if you didn't get it right and there's a couple you know doses left again the day of course put that in the arm of somebody rather than throwing that out. >>now jennifer mcgraw reporting for us tonight, no word yet if that standby list will be create

. >> later this morning the head of the fda doctor stephen hahn is an update on the fda's response to the coronaviru

. >> reporter: and tonight fda commissioner stephen hahn is urging states to open vaccinations to low priority groups if there's any other reason those vaccines would go to waste. >> kaylee, thank you. >>> news of an arrest this evening in a case drawing national attention. police in california arresting a young woman seen on video assaulting a black teenager at a hotel in new york city, wrongly accuses him after stealing her iphone. what she's now saying about her actions. and here's our chief national correspondent matt gutman. >> reporter: tonight, the woman in this viral video -- >> this is my phone. >> reporter: in custody. >> that's mine. literally get it back, please. >> reporter: 22-year-old miya ponsetto will be extradited. she falsely accused kian harrold's 14-year-old's son of accusing here cell phone. >> i'm not letting him walk away with my phone. >> reporter: harrold's disbelief turns to alarm. ponsetto knocking him down. >> my son, being 14 years old, if i wasn't there, who knows who could have been happened. >> reporter: today, hours before she was arrested, ponsetto s

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. >> reporter: and tonight, fda commissioner stephen hahn is urging states to open vaccinations to lower priority groups if there's any other reason those vaccines would otherwise go to waste. david? >> kaylee, thank you. >>> and to other news this friday night. news of an arrest this evening in a case drawing national attention. police in california arresting a young woman seen on video allegedly assaulting a black teenager at a hotel in new york city, wrongly accusing him of stealing her iphone. what she's now saying about her actions. and here's our chief national correspondent matt gutman. >> reporter: tonight, the woman in this viral video -- >> this is my phone. >> reporter: now in custody. >> that's mine. literally get it back. >> reporter: 22-year-old miya ponsetto will be extradited to new york on a fugitive from justice warrant. police say on december 26th, she falsely accused jazz musician keyon harrold's 14-year-old's son of stealing her cell phone. >> i'm not letting him walk away with my phone! >> reporter: as she becomes enraged, harrold's disbelief turns to alarm. ponsett

on the other to achieve an efficient and fairly streamlined service of the english health to mark hahn court says he's working on a timetable to vaccinate every adult by the autumn and the other countries of the u.k. alone are a symbol of shared joy as indeed other countries around the world it but the state of israel plans to vaccinate their adult population by this spring under criticism for not vaccinating the west bank but they are on a much sharper timescale how come is that one country could get up much quicker vaccination program and other countries can't. i gather from speaking to colleagues at the j.c. the either the joint committee on vaccination and immunization that in fact the bottleneck isn't that we're unwilling it isn't that we don't have enough pairs of hands laid on the pumps it's that the bottleneck is in supplies of the vaccine at the moment now inevitably that's going to change because we have not one not 2 but 3 vaccines on tap now that have been approved by regulators and so hopefully that bottleneck will be eased and in the meantime there's a big scale up going

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stephen hahn says the agency has been following discussions about reducing the dosage or the time. period in order to vaccinate more people. he says there is not any data yet to support a change. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quick take, however i more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. francine: thank you. we are getting the u.k. announcing more support in the pandemic. this is after yesterday the u.k. announced a national lockdown that will last, including the closure of schools, until mid- february. if you break it down, it means businesses in retail, hospitality and leisure sectors are to receive a one-off brand worth up to 9000 pounds. if you have a business in london, central london, you still have to pay rent. we are seeing some relief for rent but not for every company. 9000, i am not sure goes a long way, but that is what we know so far. let's get to continuing with the top story. england entering its third national lockdown as covid cases surge. >> may only leave home for limited reasons, such as the shop

stephen hahn gives an update on the fda's response to the coronavirus pandemic. watch live on c-span two, online at c-span.org, or listen live free on the c-span radio app. >> you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. c-span was created by america's cable television company in 1979 . today, we are not to you these television companies as a public service. >> house speaker nancy pelosi talked to reporters a day after protesters breached security at the u.s. capitol she called on vice president pence to use the 25th amendment to remove president trump from office, saying he incited and armed insurrection against america. she said paul irving the house sergeant of arms intended to resign from his position. and in the tweet, the capitol police chief said he would be resigning effective january 16.

like, wayne hahn. >> i feel relieved i live in rossmoor. and rossmoor was unable to get the county to come to that community with just 10,000 elderly people like me. >> it's incredibly frustrating, and patients are really afraid. >> walnut creek physician, rebecca parish, partnered with the city of lafayette and local-senior organizations to get the vaccine into the arms of those who may be homebound or tech challenged. >> you know, i was really impressed with how well organized this is. >> you better believe these vaccine doses are like gold. and finding 500 of them for this clinic wasn't easy. >> i'm pretty sure, somewhere in there, i promised somebody my first-born child. >> reporter: parish says she lobbied contra costa county for 500 doses of the vaccine and finally got them. >> we are going to be vaccinating over 240 people today, here. >> reporter: a partnership with cvs. but multiple states now have more appointments than doses. president-elect joe biden says speeding up vaccinations is top priority, when he takes office next week.

. >> reporter: and fda commissioner stephen hahn has new recommendations.tes to help ramp up the vaccine rollout. he says if there is some risk of vaccines going to waste they should expand to lower priority groups that make sense, elderly, first responders, and people with preexisting conditions. kaylee hartung, abc news, los angeles. >>> a southern california university has rolled out covid-19 test vending machines, testing is required weekly at ucsd, the automated machines are the first of their kind on a u.s. college campus. they allow students to access the test easily and quickly and after self-administering and returning the swabs, results can be received in less than two days. so far the university has installed 11 machines across campus. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors has elected a new president. supervisor shamann walton was elected in a unanimous vote on friday, he will be the first black man to serve as board president. walton represents district 10 this includes neighborhoods like dog patch. he will hold the position for two years,

hahn denied it, but it was authorized that day.ed to chant fire fauci, what did the president do? he gave it oxygen. [ chanting fire fauci ] >> don't tell anybody, but let me wait 'til a little bit after the election here. i appreciate the advice. >> and of course, don't forget arm twisting that he did that got him impeached, trying to force ukraine's president to dig up dirt on joe biden or 400 million in aid would be withheld. a mob like mentality, the likes of which the white house has never seen. just like in the sopranos, in two weeks, trump's presidency will cut to black. we may all be wondering what the hell just happened. one thing is certain, the show will be over. >>> next, hundreds of protesters are gathering. the national guard is being deployed there. we'll be there live. way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old. we wanna buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate answer a few questions. and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in se

police chief daniel hahn told fox 40 earlier this week, he supports a peaceful protests. but when it turns to violence. >>violence or property damage that's a whole different story sacramento county district attorney anne marie schubert is issuing a warning to those thinking about protesting she says in part quote as sacramento district attorney's i leslie support every citizen's right to protest while at the same time aggressively prosecute those who use violence and lawlessness to cause harm or destruction on our capitol grounds and in our community. >>for the businesses this is the latest frustration in a long line of them sinclair hopes things start getting better soon. the majority of people who just are tired of it. >>and president elect joe biden is busy laying out his plans for the first few hours and days of his presidency. he plans to take executive action to roll back some of the more controversial decisions made by president trump. they include ending the trump administration's restrictions on immigration to the u.s. from some muslim majority countries to rejo

. >> tomorrow morning the head of the food and drug administration doctor steven hahn gives an update on the fda response to the corona virus pandemic. watch live and anam eastern on c-span2, online at c-span .org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> you're watching c-span2 your unfiltered view of government. c-span2 is created by america's cable television company antedate were brought to you ids television companies who provide c-span2 two viewers as a public service. >> the carnegie endowment for international peace held a discussion with public old experts on the u.s. response to the coronavirus. they discussed how the u.s. has been managing the crisis especially with vaccine distribution and what further steps need to be taken after joe biden is sworn into office. this is one hour. >> today's discussion on covid-19 and the challenges we face in the new year and beyond. i would be remiss if i did not say word about what played out in the city yesterday. what we saw yesterday the application and my judgments of real leadership by a president and the triumph of the person

. >> many have been frustrated trying to get the vaccine, like wayne hahn. >> i feel relieved. i love in rossmoore. rossmoore was unable to go at the time county to come to that community with just 10,000 elderly people like me. >> it's incredibly frustrating and patients are really afraid. >> while the physician partnered with lafayette and local senior organizations to get the vaccine into the arms of those who may be home bound or tech challenged. >> you know, i was really impressed with how well organized this is. >> you better believe these vaccine doses are like gold and finding 500 of them for this clinic wasn't easy. >> i am pretty sure somewhere in there i promised somebody my first born child to. >> horizon says she lobbied contra costa county for 500 doses and finally got them. >> we will be vaccinating over 240 people today here. >> people living in fremont gave shots to assisted living residents and staff a partnership with cvs. president-elect joe biden says speeding up vaccines is top pirety next week aiming for 100 million shots in his first 100 days in office.

magic johnson, jamie dornan, robin wright, robin roberts, jenny slate, chef chris bianco, kathryn hahnl have music from rye, ash-neeko, and bahamas featuring the teskey brothers. good stuff, please join us. [ cheers and applause ] you know our first guest from many excellent performances in many excellent films. she is currently receiving rave reviews for this one in the movie "french exit." >> i spoke to you about this as a possibility for seven years. and then eventuallity for three. what did you think was going to happen, frances? what was your plan? >> my plan was to die before the money ran out. but i kept on keeping not dying. and here i am. >> jimmy: "french exit" opens in theaters in new york and l.a. on february 12th. please welcome michelle pfeiffer. [ cheers and applause ] hello, how are you? >> hi. good. >> jimmy: it's great to have you on the show. i've been wanting to talk to you since "grease 2," i think. it's lovely to have you with us. how are you? >> i'm doing great. i don't understand why i haven't been on your show sooner. >> jimmy: i don't understand it either. i'm

. >> reporter: many have been frustrated trying to get the vaccine like wayne hahn. >> i feel relieved. i live in rossmoore and rossmoore was unable to get them to come to that community which has 10,000 elderly people like many e. >> it's incredibly frustrating and patients are really afraid. >> reporter: rebecca parish partnered with the city of lafayette and local senior organizations to get the vaccine into the arms of those who may be home bound or tech challenged. >> you know, i was really impressed with how organized this is. >> you may believe these doses are like gold and finding 500 of them for this clinic wasn't easy. >> i'm sure in there i promised somebody my first born child. >> reporter: she says she lobbied contra costa county and finally got them. >> we will be vaccinating over 540 people here. >> reporter: they gave shots to residents and staff, a partnership with cbs. but multiple states have more appointments than doses. president-elect joe biden says speeding up vaccinations is top priority when he takes office next week aiming for 100 million shots in his first 10

police chief daniel hahn told fox 40 earlier this week, he supports a peaceful protest. but when it turns to violence. >>violence or property damage that's a whole different story sacramento county district attorney anne marie schubert is issuing a warning to those thinking about protesting she says in part quote as sacramento district attorney's i leslie support every citizen's right to protest while at the same time aggressively prosecute those who use violence and lawlessness to cause harm or destruction on our capitol grounds and in our community. >>for the businesses this is the latest frustration in a long line of them sinclair hopes things start getting better soon the majority of people who just are tired of it. >>garage full song are reporting for us tonight from sacramento, meanwhile the san francisco fbi announcing that there are no credible threats of violence in the bay area on or around inauguration day. a white lives matter banner removed from the union city this morning. it comes on the heels of the u.s. capitol riots and on martin luther king junior week

was get back into it the party panel, guy benson, katherine mangu-ward and chris hahn.to start with you. here you had a great economy. there have been -- there's been so much extra money for california to pad their budgets. somehow in a good economy before the pandemic homelessness was strangling the state. was this really a federal problem? and will this gift executive action to anything to help the problem? >> it will incentivize more problems. i have in recent years and decades frankly because it is such an incredible, beautiful, naturally abundant place. it takes real effort to screw that up. the politicians of california have done exactly that. through great concerted effort now over a period of time. and it sat on this front on the housing markets. it sat on other fronts as well as people being driven out of that state. here's the thing, candy, as we start to discuss another round of covid relief and trillions of dollars been thrown around, one of the arguments that has been hot in the house and senate now for the last few months is the state and local government

hahn, head of fda this week. i interviewed dr.he right place. the states don't always follow their guidance. cdc has a careful map of what gets what went. i have a problem with that map. i like what florida and texas are saying, which is give it to everyone over the age of 65 first and healthcare workers. bill, you know why? over 80% of the deaths from covid-19 are those over the age of 65. it doesn't stop at 75 or stop at the nursing home door. we have to give all of our elderly and then we have to give our workers on the front lines. that includes cops, firefighters, healthcare workers and emergency medical personnel. >> bill: do you still sense resistance to getting the vaccination from some? >> much more than i want to see. bill, think of it this way. glass half full. we've given this vaccine to six million people. the media would be all over this like insects at a picnic if there were a ton of side effects. this is a safe vaccine, both the pfizer and the moderna. a huge success story in terms of safety and effectiveness. ever

steven hahn, outgoing fda commissioner says he believes the incoming biden team should allow states toe more expansive with who they decide gets the coronavirus vaccine. the president-elect appears to go further. the transition team telling cnn they'll aim to use every dose when biden takes office in 12 days. kristin holmes is here with the new reporting. kristin, how quickly can they get it out there? >> reporter: that's the question and how exactly would this effect distribution given we know that distribution now goes through the states. so what's going on, what matters, why do we care, a transition official tells sara murray, our colleague, that the president-elect believes that there's no reason for the government to hold back doses of the vaccine, instead it is more important to put it into people's arms now, particularly as we are seeing the crisis spike. but this would be a huge change in the distribution, and while it could ratchet things up, speed things up, it also comes with a large gamble. you're then placing a lot of responsibility on those brands, pfizer, moderna, to pro