find heather. she didn't do this. and yet she goes on facebook calling her a psycho whore. which is it? >> you know, i can't really you know explain everything that tammy said or felt. i think it was a huge mistake to call her names and do that sort of thing. >> he said if tammy had kidnapped heather, why would she be writing nasty facebook posts about her? >> if you are really that gifted in terms of carrying out the perfect crime, i think all these things are completely inconsistent. >> unless you're a loose cannon. >> exactly. but if you're a loose cannon and you haarm somebody, you kill somebody, you kidnap somebody, it's completely consistent that she would do it in a violent way, in a way that would leave a marcia clark and leave evidence. and we don't have that here. >> the elvises listened to tammy's testimony about heather with disgust. >> she deserves to be found. >> it was so offensive to hear her name come out of that woman's mouth. while she was sitting. >> giving testimony. every time

heather is at peace.ther is at peace. he will never hurt anybody again. >> even after his conviction, chris jones insisted that he didn't kill heather. he told "dateline" in a phone call from jail that he never tried to control heather, that he is absolutely innocent of murder of any type. and that his taped statements to police were coerced. the detectives said chris jones talked to them voluntarily and could have ended the interview at any time. >>> as for cousin diane, she has obtained legal custody of heather and chris's two children, and heather's gym friends, they find comfort in knowing that before her death, heather achieved that remarkable journey, becoming the person she was always meant to be. >> she got to experience that before she left this earth. she got to experience what it was like to be as beautiful as she wanted to be inside and out. i'm glad she did. >> that dance class where heather spread her wings still keeps a place for her. a heart with heather's name on it. a reminder of a woman

so, who'd wanna kill heather bogle?> you know, i don't know. >> reporter: it wouldn't take him long to find suspects. that's suspects, plural. >> the detective gets his first lead from a neighbor in that apartment building. what did she see? coming up -- >> she tells me between 1:00 and 3:30 in the morning she sees the victim's vehicle being parked and a subject getting out wearing some sort of a hoodie. >> what detectives said a search dog did next. >> the dog automatically alerts on apartment "b." >> when "dateline" continues. broken windshield... take 1... hey guys, my windshield just got broken, i feel like i need to blow off some steam. let's go... 1, 2, 3, 4... mr. blanks? there's no need to be stressed. geico makes it easy to file a claim online, on the app, or over the phone. yeah, but what if i never hear back? that's gonna make me want to go jab...jab! nope! your geico claims team is always there for you. that makes me want to celebrate with some fireworks. 5,6,7 go... boom, boom, boom, boom boom boom boom boo

heather, jump in. heather: hey, tuna.nd cable companies, push and providing tailwinds for those streaming services, like netflix, like disney, like a hulu. do you think that trend will reverse, though, as more of us become vaccinated and hopefully covid is no longer an issue you? >> you know, heather, i think it's a great question. i think what covid has done is accelerate the secular trends that we've actually been calling the past few years. so as more and more consumers continue to cut the cord and drop the traditional linear television, you're seeing the tailwind translating to gains for the streaming platforms and the lockdown has accelerated those trends. we think some of those trends will be lasting, not to say there is not some pull-forward of demand as a result of that but i think when the dust settles, you'll find that the runway for streaming platforms has been significantly expanded by the pandemic and what's happening is a lot of traditional media companies are now reassessing the value of their linear televi

greg heather. good afternoon. the flurry of executive orders continues from the white house president biden and his team making it clear today on their first full day that covid-19 is the priority, but he tried to temper expectations, saying things will get worse before they get better. in his first full day of office. president joe biden signed 10 executive orders directed it. battling the coronavirus pandemic, our national strategies comprehensive, it's based on science, not politics. it's base, not denial and his detail outlining the federal response at the forefront of the plan, a national vaccination campaign to help meet the president's goal. 100 million shots in the 1st 100 days in office will move heaven and earth to get more people vaccinated for free and create more places for them to get vaccinated to mobilize maurer medical teams to get shots and people's arms and to increase vaccine supply and get it out the door as fast as possible the importance of ramping up the vaccination effort was echoed by dr

heather, welcome back.us a week and a half ago when president biden was still president-elect. i want to ask you about the timetable. the president stressing he wants to get this economic package passed as soon as possible, but we heard the senate incoming majority leader say mid-march. is chuck schumer's schedule the president's schedule? heather: from an economic perspective, making sure we have clarity, the relief we need for workers, families, state and local governments across the country is the priority, to make sure they can weather the storm of this crisis. my understanding is, part of the reason senator schumer is delaying from march is, many pieces do not expire, because the package passed in december. it is imperative we act urgently on this package. judy: let me ask you on reporting from colleagues and what we heard from senators with white house officials trying to explain what was inhis package. several senators say they like some of what is here, they like what the president is trying to do w

i know michael and heather are there with me. you felt like an alarmist at every moment and when it happens, it's still shocking. that's a good thing, right? we should manage to be surprised but still shocked. i know what this country is. i know what this country is capable of. and it is still shocking. everything that unfolded over the last few days, how it unfolded and the utter complicity and lack of accountability on the part of a full on political party charged with governing our nation. again, i know i'm not i am shocked. this is amoment. even for those of us who knew this was exactly what our nation was. >> yeah. >> you know, i have to say -- >> heather, i wause you've joined us before you know we're actually way over on time with everything we have. i wanted to give you a final thought flagging that i'm running over. >> yeah. absolutely. sally said it so well. i think there is a racial divide in the degree of shock with my friends and people who texted me and my timeline. i was not surprised and not shocked because i know

i'm heather holmes today. health officials there in santa clara county given update on their ongoing battle against covid-19 nearly one year after the county's first confirmed case, kate was jesse gary joins us now live with the update. jesse. heather good afternoon to you. the calendar is changed, and so are the times, although much more slowly than anyone would really like, county officials say over the past year, they've seen 100,000 covid cases here in santa clara county, costing over 1300 lives. it's very, very sad. every one of those people, it's not a number that represents a person. it could be your your parents. your brother, your sister, your mother, your father. covid vaccine officer, dr marty finster side says santa clara county is prepared to make a major push to increase covid vaccinations currently upwards of 7500 people per day are receiving the medicine, he says. the goal is to get 15,000 starting with those 75 years of age and older. getting the vaccine into the arms of their seniors in this

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she's the co-founder and president of the heather heyer foundation. susan, it's good to see you.hank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> you doing well? >> i think so. >> let's talk about this scene on january 6th of that violent mob attacking the capitol. we all saw the hatred, the anger, bigotry. what did you think when you saw that happening given the events that led to the death of your daughter? >> well, i was furious. i started watching the proceedings in congress about the time they started debating arizona. my husband and i were watching it while we were eating lunch. and i said to him something's not right. they're pausing, they're pointing. there are people leaving. and we proceeded to watch tv and basically shake with anger for about the next 12 hours. it was a long day. >> yeah, it was a long day for many of us, but to you i would imagine it hits really close to home. many including president biden are calling i unity but you say unity requires work, justice, accountability, reconciliation. talk to me about that. >> well, first off i was asked t

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wanted heather holmes in tonight for juice. i'm frank somerville relief from the pandemic hopefully, is on the way. but hospitalizations and deaths continue to mount ktvu is as a smith here now, with the growing toll as wel. frank sadly, were almostnt, icu beds e filling up at the same time. there is hope with the vaccine. versatile i'm happy to be alive. i'm happy to be here, said jose resident rolando moughniyah on the mend after contracting covid-19 hospitalized for a week on oxygen support as he recovers. he's also grieving. his 65 year old uncle did not survive the virus. his funeral last friday in many ways, ah. like a grandfather to my kids thoroughly loved dearly missed 999. other families in santa clara county share similar pain, the first bay area county to record 1000 covid-19 deaths, and it's profoundly sad. we. know that this is a deadly virus. january 31st 2020 santa clara county announced the bay area's first case, a man returning to san jose from a trip to wuhan. china were not surprised to be announcing the fir

heather. yeah that is the good news. those firefighters trying their best. all right, maureen naylor reporting live for us this afternoon, maureen. the way it also cause major damage across the bay area overnight and throughout the day today from down trees and power lines to small fires, and also tens of thousands of people left without power crews have been very busy throughout the day, cleaning up the damage that was caused some areas like mount diablo saw winds up to 80 mph ktvu meteorologists mark tamayo joining us now with a look at how strong those winds were and the current conditions. marco, we started to see those winds taper off. but all yeah. hi there, alex. in some areas yes, we are starting to see those winds back off on that trend will continue as we head into the evening hours. but there is still a bit of a breeze out there. if you think about it, this this whole event start came in in two phases. first one moved in yesterday. but the strongest phase in terms of the wind moved in last night early this morning. red flag fire warnings posted, a

it is heather because democrats now have control in the senate. and late this afternoon, the second race in the georgia senate was called for john us off and his wind, coupled with raphael warnock, swin delivers a blow to republicans and president trump. democrats win control of the u. s senate, the result of victories in two senate runoff races in georgia for democrats raphael warnock and john assaraf bank the people of georgia for electing me to serve you in the united states senate all soft declared victory wednesday morning before the race was officially called the 33 year old beat out republican incumbent david perdue, who held the seat for the past six years. whether you were for me or against me, i'll be for you in the u. s senate. i will serve all the people of the state, the other big win. raphael warnock, defeating republican incumbent kelly leffler. warnock makes history is george's first black senator and served as a pastor at the same church, where martin luther king jr grew up and preached. warnock was raised in public housing. one o

i'm heather holmes and i'm alex savage. the incoming president promised many things, including distributing 100 million shots within his 1st 100 days in office. the nationwide address today comes just one day after mr biden unveiled his economic plan for the country. ktvu tom vacar monitor today's announcement and thomas joining us now live with a closer look at the incoming president's plan. tom. it was very interesting watching this because more than anything else, biden was blunt. friday afternoon, president elect joe biden laid out his ambitious five part plan to vaccinate 100 million americans in his 1st 100 days in office. there is no time to spare. the honest truth is this things will get worse before they get better. i told you, i always level with step one work closely with the states to fund facilities for a much faster vaccine plan and move through those groups as quickly as they think we can. seniors over 65 will be prioritized since they represent 80% of covid deaths to date step to set up thousands of federall

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dagen: heather, you go first. heather: hey, maria, you saw rise above 7%.he chip maker, really when you put them against their peers, semiconducts have done very, very well during the pandemic but intel has struggled so i think was embrace the new leadership, you see premarkets up over 2% premarkets so i think this was a must-needed change. maria: all right, let's take a short break, we have a lot coming up in the next break. we are just getting started this morning. coming up texas congressman to talk about big-tech's crack-down on conservative voices. next hour trump campaign senior adviser jason miller will be here about the president's next steps with less than a week to go in his next term. that exodus happening in high-taxed states. ben dominic is here. peter navarro on why americans will not be banned from investing in chinese's biggest companies. you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ maria: welcome back, markets are mixed. weakness on the nasdaq, s&p 500 is higher by just about 3 points or so. treasury yields are

heather— can't take it and perform well. test of the series between australia and india starts at midnight tonight, uk time. and its set to be a dramatic finale — india need a draw to take the series, australia need a win. the problem for india — they have 9 players injured, and they've never won at the gabba before. seth bennett reports. this is were a touring team streams are traditionally crushed. australia are traditionally crushed. australia are on a roll and have not lost a test match there since 1988, and they need that run to continue if they need that run to continue if they are to get their hands on the trophy. i they are to get their hands on the troh . ~ �* , , ., trophy. i think it's been a brilliant _ trophy. i think it's been a brilliant weekend - trophy. i think it's been a brilliant weekend for - trophy. i think it's been a| brilliant weekend for test trophy. i think it's been a - brilliant weekend for test cricket forever. we expect that to change it from a distance look like it always does. ., ., from a di

he dishonored it. >> heather? >> yeah, i don't think it's very easy to find fault with that, with speaker pelosi. the man will have been impeached twice, and those were for in many ways just tip of the iceberg offenses. we've got somebody who really ran on and governed on the most divisive and corrupt agenda this country has ever seen. joe biden said on the debate stage, come on, man, you're the worst president we've ever had. and he was speaking for over 80 million people who couldn't have agreed more. i think this is the moment, though, where democrats have to stiffen their spines and realize just because trump is not in the white house, it doesn't mean that he doesn't still have a way to do damage. whether that is about whether he gets access to state secret, whether that's about whether he frankly gets to walk as a free man. he and his need to be the center of attention and the need to with zero limits on decency or patriotism, you know, whip up tens of millions of people into anti-patriotic, you know, treason

olympia, rebecca and heather were facing the toughestjobs market for a generation.money coming in. i first met olympia and herfamily back in may. she was touring as part of a circus troupe when the first lockdown restrictions came in and they were stranded on morecambe seafront for months. it's fear. fear that... that i might not ever be able to do what i love again, which is perform, in the circus, because we might not recover. since then, things have got better. olympia's moved in with her mum in rotherham to save money, and wait until they're allowed to perform again. financially it's been a big strain. it's been massive. five months relying on the food bank to feed you guys, what was that experience like? it was really hard. coming to terms with the fact that i had to rely on other people to eat and to live. in west yorkshire, rebecca was finding competition for jobs fierce. she'd worked in communications at a high street bank for a decade when she was made redundant in the summer. with every application that goes out the door, it does kind of chip away at your

heather boushey, welcome back to the "newshour".is a lot of money, 1.9 trillion on top of the trillions that were dished out by the federal government last year. why is so much money necessary? >> well, judy, thank you so much for the question. let's step back and look at the situation that we're in. we continue to have an economy that is in crisis because of this pandemic, and, while we've taken serious steps, the pandemic still rages, and millions of people are out of work as a result. so the package that the president-elect talked about last night focuses first and foremost on containing the virus, doing the things we need to do to get schools to reopen saly, to make sure that the vaccine is distributed equitably and all those things, while making sure that families and businesses and communities all across the country have the support they need to weather this crisis and come out on the other side just as strong if not stronger. so we need to continue to help folks through this crisis, and that is quhie we have this pack -- why

heather boushey is a member of the president's white house council of economic advisors and she joinshington. heather boushey welcome back to the newshour, you were with us about a week and a half ago when president biden was still president-elect biden. first ming i-- thing i want to ask you about is the time table. the president stressing today he wants to get this economic package passed as soon as possiblement but we heard the senate incoming majority leader chuck schumer say march, mid rch. is chuck sheum-- schumer's schedule the president's schedule? >> well, let me say from the economic perspective, making sure that we have clarity, that we have the relief that we need for workers, for families, for communities, for state and local governments all across the country, is the priority to make sure that everyone kws what they can weather the storm of this crisis. now my understanding is that part of the reason that senator schumer is delaying until march is because many of the pieces don't expire because of the package passed in december. but i think it is really imperative that w

britian�*s heather watson is among almost 50 tennis players who'll be confined to their hotel rooms for after positive coronavirus tests on two charter flights bringing players and staff into melbourne for the tournament. 0ur reporter austin halewood has more details, and austin — this now means those players aren't even allowed out to train, and they're not happy. that's right — two weeks of isolation in their rooms and it means they might only have one day of training on a court in australia, before the warm—up competitions begin so you have to think these players are going to be at a real disadvantage come the tournament itself. now two—time champion victoria azarenka is one of the players in isolation, as is former us open champion sloane stephens and britain's heather watson... now, watson tweeted a bit more about the situation... "she said she was on a flight from the uae where one person tested positive, so everyone has to quarantine. the same happened on a flight from los angeles... and she adds, rather ominously, so far..." now all of the players knew they would have to quarant

heather, we haven't had a chance to talk. let's start with you. moment given how divided the nation is? >> the problem is we have a couple of different definitions of unity and unifying that seem to be going around. we all know that unity i think really requires people that give other people the benefit of the doubt and to judge them by what they say, not by what they hear or imagines that they have heard. the other definition of unify, which is being touted now a lot is basically accept your guilt, shut up and comply. that's not unity. that's not a recipe for unity. that is a recipe for coercion and will increase the division, not help with come together. >> martha: casey, what do you think? >> joe biden can't just talk about unity. say fluffy things. he needs to show how we're going to do it. maybe not right away but how does he come out and say that i don't believe half of this country should be censored. i don't believe that social media or the media has a right to censor. i don't believe in black lists. half of the country that didn't vote fo

. >> and i'm heather holmes. the orders will now be extended until the covid numbers start to come down. here's more of an explanation of the metric that is san francisco officials are looking for. >> yes, this is not the way anyone wanted to start the new year, but public health leaders in san francisco say it's simply too early to lift the orders before knowing the impact of christmas and new year's holidays. san francisco's hope for a better 2021 is already being saddled with the lingering effects of 2020. the city's acting health officer explained that san francisco's stay at home order and travel quarantine imposed this month following a post-thanksgiving surge and set to ex-fire ex-expire as the first week of january have been extended. >> we're anticipating we'll have to keep this in place until we're out from under the state order, and additionally until we in san francisco have an opportunity to assess the impact of the holidays. >> the extended orders require people to not socialize with others from out

brad's sexual relationship with nancy's best friend heather. the issue which finally brought the marriage to an end. he called it his indiscretion. >> i had sexual intercourse with heather once. >> reporter: it happened some time at the end of 2004, early 2005, he said. >> and where did this sexual intercourse take place? >> it took place in our home, in the closet of the master bedroom. >> did you initially deny the relationship? >> yes. i initially denied it for approximately one year. >> why? >> i thought that if by denying it would go away and we could remain as a whole family. >> reporter: but when it became time for the family to split, brad said he found the monthly terms of the proposed separation agreement unreasonable. >> child support, medical, private school, extra activities, you know, kind of added it up and i ballparked it at over $5,000 to $6,000. >> reporter: he also explained why he called off nancy's move back to canada. >> i realized that seeing the girls every other weekend would not be sufficient. >> reporter: and brad gav

greg heather. good afternoon, a historic and celebratory day in our nation's capital, this inauguration look different than any we have ever seen before underscoring the challenges facing this new administration, in the words of president biden. day, there is much to restore much to heal and much to build calmly. david harris is always sweat the bay area zone. kamila harris forever extra name in history, becoming the first female first black american and first south asian american sworn in his vice president. the oath administered by justice sonia sotomayor. the first latina supreme court justice, so help me god. congratulations mr president. moments later, joseph r. biden jr took the oath of office becoming the 40 sou. ex president of the united states of america. this is america's day. this is democracy's day, a day of history and hope of reno and resolved on the west front of the capitol. the peaceful transfer of power mostly followed tradition. former presidents obama, clinton and george w. bus

heather is still on the job hunt but is enjoying having more time exercising in the local park. think it would take this long and that it would be this hard? um, yeah, basically. you know, i've been here before, in much better times, so. there are obviously a lot more people unemployed, and because there's more people unemployed, but then there's fewer jobs at the moment because a lot of people are on furlough still. but she is determined to get back into work. i don't relax. i'm not a relaxed sort of person, i can't do nothing. so for some, the search for work continues, but the arrival of an effective vaccine has brought renewed optimism for 2021. sarah corker, bbc news. now on bbc news — the travel show. this week, we're in kazakhstan... the view from the top! ..a vast country in the middle of central asia full of stunning landscapes and nomadic traditions. you can feel the fish tugging on the net. nature and the great outdoors have always been central to the kazakh people's way of life... birds chirping, fish jumping, sun setting — i get it. ..and i'm here to explore how the

heather.only state that's been targeted by scammers and other parts of the country. but still, our agency is doing its best to try and root out all of the problems here. but the net leaves a lot of people who need money. still waiting for benefits. california has been an easy target for bogus unemployment claims. the agency fighting an uphill battle is it tries to root out the problem. the sacramento bee reports of fraud ring in moscow tried to scam me d. d on the first day, a new idea verification system long. last october, and now that system is flagging $750 million a week in fake claims criminals around the world understand that california has the weakest security and our systems of practically any state in the country. robert lapsley is president of california business roundtable, the organization issue a report that found of the $112 billion in benefits paid out for march of last year. to the start of this year, more than eight billion went to scammers laughs, he says. that is four times

yeah, that's right, heather. the storm's already rolling into san francisco and around the bay area. lot of those cities still putting those last minute touches on those last minute fixes in place as much as they can preparing for this round of storms. meanwhile san francisco says that they're encouraging people to stay home as much as possible. all eyes are on the skies with the syriza of storms bearing down on the bay area. we have been really trying to put the alert out about this storm coming up this week, san francisco's public utilities commission is already preparing low lying areas around the city. and crews are out, clearing out as many catch basins as they can before the rain arise, trying to prevent debris build up from clogging those drains and leading to flooding. we have deployed are back on trucks, which of these heavy duty trucks that go into the storm drains and suck up. kind of debris below the surface for the rest of the week. it's an all hands on deck situation with department of public works

founder and ceo, you saw her, heather white, joining us now. welcome, heather.the mandate you closed the gym even before you were told to do so. how difficult of a decision was that and to keep the business going? how did you do it? how did you do it? >> it was so hard, robin, to just tell you honestly, we were on 50 straight days of sold out class and felt better than i ever had and our team felt incredible but given the people we serve predominantly black and brown people, we knew their health was way more important so with that said we had to make the decision to close as challenging as it was. we didn't know how serious coronavirus would become. but now looking back on it we absolutely made the right decision and the community is still standing behind us every single day today and so happy and proud to be here and to still be in business, quite frankly. >> you know, you got michael strahan's attention. he is a businessman in addition to everything and when he heard you say free, free and then -- i mean, that was risky. good for you. >> first of all, michael,

malik savage, and i'm heather holmes. now if it does, in fact come to that. at least two house republicans say they will vote to impeach president trump, wyoming congresswoman liz cheney and also new york congressman john kako, but it's fox is lauren blaster reports this afternoon. lawmakers as a whole remain divided on how to move forward now. way want no violence, never violence on his way to texas president trump spoke out against the violence of the capital last week, but he did not take responsibility for it. and with just about one week left in his term, he weighed in on the impeachment push in congress or. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer to continue on this path. i think it's causing tremendous danger to our country, and it's causing tremendous anger. republicans say moving forward with impeachment will divide the country. house minority leader kevin mccarthy writing quote. i continue to believe that an impeachment at this time would have the opposite effect of bringing our country together. when we need to get america back on a path towards unity and c

heather: good morning.nue rallying into 2021, but it won't be anything like the run it had from march through the year-end. conditions are ripe for the stock market to run on the reflation trade, vaccine rollout, fresh stimulus, weak dollar but momentum is likely to slow. sensitive toade the impact of the pandemic, the , if more trade stimulus isn't forthcoming in a new biden administration, and since slowing is inevitable, the moreion is whether the risk on trade like small caps, value stocks will continue to lead or whether there is room for big tech to come back in and take the leaderboard. expect?at do you you've written pieces over the last couple of days pointing out small caps have the profit growth and evaluation to support a continued rally, and we've also heard in the reflation trade is coming back, the rotation to value stocks has started. heather: definitely. small caps are expected to have better profit than the nasdaq 100. valuations also look more reasonable. the key question as we go into ar

they went to charlottesville, your backyard to talk to heather heyer's mother.illed when they protested in the streets. this is the direct quote, look at the lessons learned from charlottesville, the rush to hug each other and sing kumbaya is not an effective strategy. did we learn any lessons from charlottesville if this is still where we are now? >> in the aftermath of charlottesville, we were quick as a community to think it was a one-time event. we had never seen anything like that when heather heyer a woman who was standing up for what she believed in for what was right marching for peace, marching for justice, when she was murdered by a far-right extremist, by a white nationalist, in many ways we viewed it as this was an isolated event. but it wasn't an isolated event. they don't all look the same. we saw attack after attack on jewish cemeteries, on synagogues. we saw them murder congregants at the tree of life. they are all rooted in the same domestic far-right white nationalist threat. and so i think that the quote that you mentioned from heather heyer's

another moment came when heather mccartney came on the show.me about that night. >> heather was a great guest, and nobody said hey, sit down and by the way, if you feel like it, take off your leg. this is not something we had planned. although i wish i had thought of it, but i didn't. but what i love about that, and if you really watched that scene, that is so typical larry, because here's this beautiful woman, she takes off her leg to show him what it's like. instead of jumping up and saying oh, my gosh, having any kind of reaction, it was a very normal reaction for him, just like everything was. nothing really fazed him on the air. he never got flustered on the air. >> that's amazing. what do you think it was? why do you think he was able to do so calm, cool, collected no matter what was thrown at him? >> i think it was part of his suck set and the secret of what he did. it was a couple of things. larry had no agenda. so a lot of times somebody in this business will say, oh, my gosh, we've got this big guest and we're going to get the news ou

>> so right now, heather, we have received as a city 127,000 vaccines. that's across the whole city. that's across the health care systems, across the city. and we've administered as a city, we estimate just over 59,000 vaccines have been administered. at the health department, we've received 34,500 vaccines to date. and we've vaccinated more than 23,000 people. now in those numbers i want to stress a couple of things -- we are ready to go with mass vaccine sites right now. we need to get to 10,000 vaccines a day. the numbers that i gave you alst with regard to the vaccine that is remaining that those vaccines have been scheduled for second doses or appointments that have been made for first doses for most part. and with the d.p.h. supply, even with the 10,000, our total that we'll get this week, we will be scheduled to basically to exhaust our vaccine supply by as early as wednesday or thursday. we need more vaccine right now so that we can get those shots into arms. >> thank you, dr. colfax. the next set of questions come from alex fererria, san franci

we've seen that with heather heyer in charlottesville, with officer sicknick in the capitol.re are instances where we say, look, this snake is poisonous to us, but it will bite you too. i think biden making that statement, president biden making that statement, grasps that idea. >> i can't help but think about bayard rusten, who planned the march on washington, "we are all one, and if we do not know it, we will learn it the hard way." writer at "the new yorker" and professor at columbia, appreciate your time, thank you. >>> a stark contrast between the current and previous administrations, especially among the cabinet picks. one of our viewers asked to us compare them side by side. good idea. we'll do that next. liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. wow! what'd you get, ryan? it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual! what does it do bud? it customizes our home insurance so we only pay for what we need! and what did you get, mike? i got a bike. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ why wa

want to bring in someone well versed of the plans, heather bouchard. it's good to see you, heather.gument? no one's sort of forthrightly coming forward to making the arguments but the arguments against the package is it is too much and we're going to erred on too much is to wait and see if we need it this big. >> yeah. it is such a misguided argument given the economic moment that we are in and ongoing covid crisis. as you have just said the american people see that we are in a crisis, people need money to weather the storm and they need the stability of knowing what that policy's going to be so we need to act quickly and with intention to make sure that people and firms are made whole until we get through the crisis and great to see the bipartisan polling that shows that this is what the american people want. >> what's quickly mean in this context? >> well, you know, there was a package that was passed in december that extends some aid over the next couple months but what people really need is that certainty. if you listen to the business news, you hear a lot about how uncertainty

heather is still on the job hunt but enjoying having more time exercising in the local park.yeah, basically. you know, i've been here before, in much better times. there are obviously a lot more people unemployed, and because there's more people unemployed, there are fewerjobs at the moment because a lot of people are on furlough still. but she is determined to get back into work. i don't relax. i'm not a relaxed sort of person, i can't do nothing. so for some, the search for work continues. but the arrival of an effective vaccine has brought renewed optimism for 2021. sarah corker, bbc news. now, the weather with chris fawkes hello there. we've got a cold weekend coming up. today, a day of sunshine and showers, but for some of us, we've already seen some snowfall. this was dunbar in east lothian, the eastern side of scotland seeing the snow this morning. those snow showers have been tracking across fife, also bringing a covering of snow before working across east lothian, the scottish borders and into north—east england. now, i wouldn't be too surprised if some areas got aro

heather is still on the job hunt but is enjoying having more time exercising in the local park.nk it would take this long and that it would be this hard? um, yeah, basically. you know, i've been here before, in much better times, so. there are obviously a lot more people unemployed, and because there's more people unemployed, but then there's fewerjobs at the moment because a lot of people are on furlough still. but she is determined to get back into work. i don't relax. i'm not a relaxed sort of person, i can't do nothing. so for some, the search for work continues, but the arrival of an effective vaccine has brought renewed optimism for 2021. sarah corker, bbc news. now on bbc news, click. we've been live in the uk, in india and around the world. and this year, we went live in your living room, joined by click fans from across the globe and masterminded by a director... and his assistant. laughter. woman: keep the cat! i thought i prepared for everything but not... ..not for the cat! ..not for the cat. hello! i get real people? you're the first people i've seen in nine months!

it's good to see you, heather. what is your argument?o one sort of forthrightly is coming forward making this argument strenuously, but the best argument i can see against this package is it's too much and we're going to err on the side of doing too much. we should wait and see if we need something this big. >> yeah, and i mean, it's such -- it's such a misguided argument, i think, given the economic moment that we're in and ongoing covid crisis, right. as you just said, the american people see that we are in a crisis, that people need money to weather this storm, and they need the stability of knowing what that policy is going to be. so we need to act quickly and act with intention to make sure that people and firms are made whole until we get through this crisis. and i mean, it's great to see this bipartisan polling that shows that this is really what the american people want. >> what does quickly mean in this context? >> well, you know, there was a package that was passed in december that extends some aid over the next couple months.