we will watch to see if hope hicks follows through with this, if she does resign from this role.e should note this comes as now with just a few days left, the white house is considering what it is the president's exit will look like, since he said today he is not attending joe biden's inauguration, which is a massive break from tradition. we are learning it is likely he and the first lady are going to go to mar-a-lago where he is expected to spend his post presidency life. they're expected to go the day before the inauguration happens. january 19th. which would be notable in and of itself that a president is leaving washington before his successor arrives. >> kaitlan collins with breaking news from the white house. appreciate it. joining me to discuss that and other tough choices facing republicans now, me a love, former coming from utah. great to see you. how about a little context. it is as kaitlan says damaging to the president, it is a blow to the president if people like hope hicks resign, if in the cabinet we see the transportation secretary and education secretary resign,

private hicks was granted leave to be there for his son's birth. wife alana had no idea her husband was there. >> congratulations! >> private hicks running to her room. alana surprised and about to give birth. >> you ready? >> baby cannon would soon arrive. >> hey, david. >> tonight, mom and little cannon with us. dad back on the base. >> just here introducing you to baby cannon and let you guys know we've been overwhelmed with love. the amount of gratitude that i have to have my husband by my side, it was totally not expected for me. >> and this new mom with a thank you. >> shoutout to his troops and everyone who has been supporting us. we feel loved and honored and it was a perfect way to welcome our new baby boy cannon to the world. >> i'll say. congrats to mom, and dad, back at the base, thank you for your service. i hope to see you tomorrow. good night >>> california is vaccinating more than 100,000 people per day. sounds good, but we really need to do better. tonight we look at the problems and the solutions. >>> and 7 on your side digs in to

private hicks were granted leave to be there for his son's birth.e had no idea her husband was there. >> congratulations! . >> private hicks running to her room. alana surprised and about to give birth. >> ready? >> baby cannon would soon arrive. >> hey, david. >> tonight, mom and little cannon with us. dad back on the base. >> just here introducing you to baby cannon and let you guys know we've been overwhelmed with love. to have my husband by my side, it was totally not expected for me. >> and this new mom with a thank you. >> shoutout to his p toos and everyone that has been supporting us. we feel loved and honored and it was a perfect way to welcome our new baby boy cannon to the world. >> i'll say. congrats to mom and dad, back at the base, thank you for your service. i hope to see you tomorrow. good night. >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. >> rain is still coming down all across the bay area, and more is still green? that shows where it's raining right now. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'

hope hicks, top aide to the president, one of his closest confidants, she talked about leaving the white house before his term ends. she says she's likely to make a decision in the next 48 hours or so based on people that heard the conversations, but whether or not she follows through with it remains to be seen. we've heard people like the national security adviser talk about resigning but so far have not followed through. people seem to think the longer they go without doing it, that window is closing. there's only 12 days left of the trump administration. the fact that hope hicks, someone like that, that close to trump is even talking about it is a sign just how much support he has lost not just on capitol hill and in the cabinet but in the inner circle over the way he handled what happened wednesday. >> certainly is. kaitlan, thank you for that live report for us. concern over what could happen the next 12 days is front and center on the mind of democratic leaders. house speaker nancy pelosi says she has reached out to the chairman of the joint chiefs, she has discussed keeping the pr

it was certainly a surprise for samantha hicks from bristol.ome over the new year, her husband noticed something unusual about her shape. jon kay picks up the story. new year's day, and joe and samantha hicks think there are a family of four. until... my husband felt a kick on my tummy. ijust knew that it was a heel that i felt on my palm. ah, 0k. that's. .. that's a bit of a shock. ok, so here we have sam, and our new baby, julia. we were not expecting julia. just ten days later... she is absolutely stunning. at seven and a half pounds, apparently full—term, still in hospital tonight, but doing fine. i was more concerned thatjulia were healthy than anything, that they were 0k. lo and behold, here she is. so, we've got three beautiful children now. which i couldn't be more happier. sam thought she might be pregnant last summer, but all the tests came back negative. in november, she was hospitalised with covid. and even then, baby julia wasn't spotted. unreal, definitely. unreal. two weeks ago, you didn't know she was pregnant. and now you've go

i want to start with my s, who has, tommy hick been a warrior traveling this country far and wide. i broke my ankle a week ago and tommy had to go knock on a lot more doors because of that but he has been fighting in the battle for freedom and to win over hearts and minds and he is a great partner to work with and we are lucky to have him in our party. i also want to think and i hope you will join me in thanking our incredible rnc staff who has worked so hard. [applause] and they are all around the room. thank you. thank you, patty. [applause] chrmn. mcdaniel: thank you. i am so proud of our team. many of them, pretty much every one of them was in georgia. missing thanksgiving. knocking on doors. i am so proud of our whole staff and our chief of staff has done a phenomenal job. i think you all know the team is phenomenal. marianna herrera, and madeleine finnell. thank you, thank you. are the best. thank you. [applause] and also, our finance chairman for the republican national committee, thanks to todd ricketts. we could not do all the things we have done without todd. i especially

. >> reporter: the states top health official says the moderna hick up in san diego has caused delays in clinic across the state of california. it is the latest pause from what has been so far they less than smooth rollout. >> reporter: cars lining up at mass vaccination sites. this one in san mateo. the rollout continues to sputter, hitting bumps on the road. >> everyone is to blame. because, there are too many different routes coming in for the supply of vaccines. it is confusing to everyone. >> reporter: less than a third of ca'orallos nid caalte average. according to the latest estate numbers. more than 1.5 million doses administered and 2.2% of the states population receiving the first dose. >> we are told an allocation from the federal government to the state. we then share different counties are going to be receiving, and they put in orders, and those orders are sent to the cdc, and ultimately shipped. >> seven cisco health received 12,000 doses last week but 2000 this week and will run out. >> the inconsistent and unpredictable flow of vaccines from the state, is directly at t

robert hicks, my best friend since kindergarten whose mom miss hicks was the school secretary.all town vibe in the midst of a big city it produced excellence 37 we were taught from the day we got there without struggle there is no process -- there is no progress and frederick douglass also said it's easier to build strong children than repair broken men. he was an amazing author and orator we were raised in his lineage and image and i'm proud to be a frederick douglass astro and i also want to say beyond just our mayor who's an amazing black woman, and beyond stacey abrams, who went to spellman, my sister college i went to morehouse. who's an amazing black woman i want to make sure nina turner who's going to be running for congress out of ohio gets her props. she's a person that pushed me to push bernie sanders to support stacey abrams. stacey abrams was pushing and although she did not get the chance to be the governor of georgia she's a big part of the reason this state turned blue. her, keesha, warnock, ossoff, myself, the hip-hop community. but i don't want to leave out som

the white house, bloomberg reports what of president trump's closest and longest serving aid, hope hicks, will leave next week. the reports say that he exclaims she is not leaving because of the siege of u.s. capital, but for her resignation is a planned departure. >>> after the fight against coronavirus, california has 50,000 new cases, and nearly 500 new debts. the states test positive the rate is averaging 13.3%, over the past two weeks. for the very first time yesterday, u.s. officials recorded more than 4000 covid debts. more than 11,700 people have died in just the last three days. president-elect joe biden is promising to speed up the release of the coronavirus vaccines, when he takes office. and all california pairs for a possible post holidays surge, some front-line workers are now getting their second dose of the vaccine. at zuckerberg general bowl better general hospital, he was the first in the bay area to get a covid vaccine. >> over the worst of the first couple of hours i had a sore shoulder. >> reporter: the next day, emergency room physician rolled up his sleeves at ucsf

. >> reporter: democratic party chair rusty hicks was joined by san francisco assembly member david chuioaders. they made claims that neo-nazie recall kairm but didn't provide any evidence. we sent a follow-up request for examples and has not heard back. >> i think what the democrats are doing is shameful and will fuel more and more people signing. >> reporter: he is the chairman of rescue california dot-org, one of the two groups working onle recall effort. they have # 1.1 million signatures. he believes today's press conference shows the democratic party is getting scared. >> here is the play. if you can discredit the recall effort by tying it into what happened into washington, then maybe you can get what they call white glove republican donors to hold off from giving the group any money. >> reporter: he said the recall effort has nothing to do with what happened at the capitol. >> we have -- it's 1.1 million. those aren't all republicans. there are many democrats who are small business owners that want to be able to open up and earn a living, and they can't in this and so that's y co

executed they would carry out their job now the last one that was carried out was as you say dustin hicks he killed 3 women in maryland in 1996 it was at a nature reserve which was owned by the government that's what made it a federal crime that is why he ended up being executed by the federal government the argument of course was that he didn't actually fire the gun and the person that actually killed the 3 women physically fired the shots that murdered them a set of being a life sentence he's not going to be executed his lawyer certainly tried to get the execution postponed they were looking for a 90 day delay that is because that would take that end to the realms of the joe biden presidency and he of course has said very clearly that he is against the death penalty and against the federal death penalty there's every possibility that on january the 20th he will announce that he is stopping the federal death penalty across a number across all. offenses where people are waiting in prison and there are still a number of them it's unusual for a president to push ahead with executions during

and his government that everything has so far gone according to their plan they haven't been major hick ups. but this is the 1st of the brics has become a reality but let's remember that today is a public holiday it's not a normal day normally for example the number of trucks and lorries of going across from dover in the south of england to cali in france would total about $10000.00 today estimated there were $800.00 now obviously that's partly because it's the 1st of january but also because many hold these companies stayed away they didn't want to get caught up in any delays and the red tape but they are warning that the next few days in the few weeks we'll see will be when that they will see if there will be good delays and what that paper what will really mean for them big victory though for the british prime minister boris johnson who's this election promise was to get bricks it done so now briggs it is done what's next for he's got a lot on his plate but yes we have to hand it to him he has got brecht's it done this is a very good for him he's had a very difficult year particularl

it was certainly a surprise for samantha hicks from bristol.kay picks up the story. new year's day, and joe and samantha hicks think there are a family of four. until. my husband felt a kick on my tummy. ijust knew that it was a heel that i felt on my palm. ah, 0k. that's. that's a bit of a shock. ok, so here we have sam, and our new baby, julia. we were not expecting julia. just ten days later. she is absolutely stunning. at seven and a half pounds, apparently full—term, still in hospital tonight, but doing fine. i was more concerned that sam and julia were healthy than anything, that they were 0k. lo and behold, here she is. so, we've got three beautiful children now. which i couldn't be more happier. sam thought she might be pregnant last summer, but all the tests came back negative. in november, she was hospitalised with covid. and even then, baby julia wasn't spotted. unreal, definitely. unreal. two weeks ago, you didn't know she was pregnant. and now you've got a full—term, healthy baby. yes! i know. it's really, really strange to think o

hicks. we're obviously happy to see our arrivals and we thank them for serving.et me shift gears to secretary austin. you've been seeing we've been providing read-outs of the calls he's made to several international counter parts. he spoke again today with the french foreign minister -- french minister of the armed forces. they discussed security and stability in africa, the need for vigilance against terrorism and the situation in iraq and afghanistan as well as the broader middle east. he thanked her for her leadership and says he looks forward to continued dialogue for the united states and france to work through the nato alliance. the second call was with the israeli defense minister. the minister congratulated the secretary on his appointment. the secretary reiterated u.s. commitment to maintain israel's military edge and both leaders pledged to remain in close coordination in the region. the secretary reached out to counter parts. two more calls tomorrow. one to the defense minister of italy and to the defense minister of canada. taken beyond the building,

hicks said our system of civil-military relations strong enough to withstand any risk, a once in two generation exceptions quote if her granting -- decade exception or back-to-back administrations, what kind of system are actually protecting? >> i can, senator, i think you're absolutely correct to point out that granting two waivers in a row is a very different thing from granting one waiver under the impression that you would not be asked to do this again anytime soon. i think that this chamber has a very difficult decision in front of it to decide whether the reasons that the president elect has given and the reasons you'll can think of yourself justify granting an of the waiver because think it is a dangerous resident to grant two in a row, yes. >> so want to highlight a few of the added risks normalize the idea that a scene to gemma could secretary of defense relative so quickly after he or she retires. dr. cohn, a year and it helped me save you wrote quote reference to military has come to manipulate public discourse, and that scholars hope trump -- general policymaking and exce

execution under the trumpet ministration of the most by one president to more than 120 years just in hicks was executed by lethal injection in indiana security has been stepped up in cities across the united states ahead of wednesday's presidential inauguration road closures in parts of washington d.c. have already begun including major bridges and some metro stations the death toll from indonesia's powerful earthquake and center ways the island has risen to 46 and is expected to increase rescue teams are continuing to search for survivors after the 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck on friday. the un refugee agency is calling for fines in central african republic to stop they say the number of people fleeing to neighboring countries has doubled to 60000 in just a week a coalition of armed groups wants to overthrow president francis archons 2 out there who want a 2nd term in office in december india has begun its vaccination campaign one of the biggest and most challenging in the world 300000 people are set to receive jobs on saturday 2 vaccines are being used the oxford astra zeneca has a va

there are still plenty of opportunities for hick ups i'm always slightly wary, i think we have learntif you make a very specific quantitative target sang middle of february, the only thing you can really do is miss it, i think. i'm always cautious about that, but so far it seems to be going well, actually. in far it seems to be going well, actuall . , ., ., ., . actually. in terms of the variance we have seen. — actually. in terms of the variance we have seen, the _ actually. in terms of the variance we have seen, the south - actually. in terms of the variance we have seen, the south africanl we have seen, the south african variant, brazil, our own variant, as well. in the future, will these variants challenge the vaccine or you do you think the vaccine can cope with them?— you do you think the vaccine can cope with them? these variants that have been selected _ cope with them? these variants that have been selected in _ cope with them? these variants that have been selected in an _ cope with them? these variants that. have been selected in an environment where there is no vaccination

hicks. we are obviously very happy to see all our arrivals, and we thank them for their willingness to serve. let me shift gears to secretary austin. we have been providing readouts of the calls he has made to several international counterparts. he spoke again today with the french foreign minister -- sorry, french minister of the armed forces to reaffirm the strategic alliance between our two countries. they also discussed the need for continued vigilance against terrorism and the pandemic, and the situation in iraq and afghanistan as well as the broader middle east. he thanked her for her leadership on global security and defense issues and says he looks forward to continuing dialogue in the future for the united states and france to work i laterally -- work bilaterally through the nato alliance. the second call was with the israeli dispense minister benny gantz. mr. gantz congratulated the secretary on his new position, and the secretary reaffirmed the partnership we have with israel. the

next use of the senate arms services will hold a confirmation hearing for doctor katherine hicks hasbeen nominated big decorative while deputy secretary of defense but were grateful scott and short order looking for speedy confirmation of doctor hicks. >> may see all of our arrivals we thank them for their willingness to serve. secretary austin we been seeing readouts of the calls easement to sever international counterparts. this was a french foreign minister i'm sorry french minister of the armed forces to the important alliance between our two countries. they also discussed security in africa that vigilance against terrorism and the pandemic. the situation in iraq and afghanistan as well as the broader middle east. i think charter leadership with global security and defense issues looks forward to continued dialogue in the future for the united states and france to work bilaterally and opposite to the nato alliance. second call we had today was with the israeli defense many gannets. mr. gantz, congratulated secretary on his position and the secretary reaffirmed of course the stron

and second chief hicks.ainly have new chief who held those offices will put up the new photographs of the new chiefs who are in office. we also have a book here that have served in office overtime the last elected chief of crime. . ,. by and large they were appointed by the federal government until 1970. president porter was the last elected chief. he was elected in a second term in 1903. passed away right. -- because we are still not oklahoma state yet, our tribal law was still in place in terms of if a representative or chief dies. the tiger was serving as the second chief to keep order. modi tiger was appointed the chief after oklahoma state. we're making our way to the second floor of the council house, on the second floor, it's mostly composed of the chambers of the tribal council as the existed during this time. we will see the grand, is that in a minute. the ground in the smaller space which is the other part of the legislature which is called the house of kings. also up in the space which will visit

from new york and new jersey but then you have all the hicks from ohio like me.and you got a real mix of people from other places those that escape from places like venezuela and cuba which is incorrectly from republicans and those were capitalism seems to be a little more naughty and that turns them in another direction. we know their father brains. so one of the reasons jeb bush who i like personally for one thing but i think he was a pretty good governor of florida. and he didn't get thrown out of office. obviously he can cope with a microcosm of america because they moved on their soon as they retire. by nature it is a cross-section. but when jeb didn't seem to be going anywhere i was a john kasich guy because of ohio. it's like a cross-section. because the ohio budget was in the red he got it back in the black. and then to be reelected by a landslide for the second term. that than a lot of people on the left and on the right. >> so he endorsed joe biden so a lot of people may not know as a conservative humorist that you vote for hillary clinton so you are a

what is the hick up in a country like france that has vaccinated less people than the u.k.?doubt it is to do with vaccine doses, especially when you compare italy to spain to germany and france. normally they should have all got a per capita equivalent number of doses from the european union. it cannot be the availability. the differences have to do with the way different countries are managing the rollout. the bureaucracy in the way, how may times you have to see a doctor, and some reticence on the part of the people, potentially. tom: tom keene in new york. good morning. when you look at the history of vaccines, tetanus, 1885, small parks before that. -- smallpox before that. in the history of vaccines, should we be surprised this is a struggle to roll this out? sam: it should be a surprise a little bit given that we have a very modern health care system. at the end of the day it is not something anyone has contemplated doing two 8 billion people, at least for over 100 years. i am not entirely surprised. maybe we are expecting too much, too fast. tom: i just went through t

floyd, and second chief, louis hicks.s time goes on, we will have new chiefs who hold those offices. we will update the photographs of the new chiefs who are in office. we also have a book here that has the chiefs that have served in office over time. once again, there is pleasant porter. he was the last elected chief of our tribe. that is an interesting part of that history. when i was talking about the curtis act a while ago, it did away with -- after 1907, we didn't elect our principal chiefs. by and large, they were appointed by the federal government until 1970. pleasant porter was our last elected chief. he served two terms starting in 1899 and he was elected again for a second term in 1903, but he passed away right before oklahoma statehood, and his office was filled by motey tiger, who finished his term. because we were not at oklahoma statehood yet, our tribal law was still in place in terms of who -- say a representative or chief passes away in office. motey tiger at that time was serving as second chief to plea

he describes himself as a hick and a freckle belly and a peckerwood surrounding by all these glittering ivy league kennedy people, and the really sad thing is he wasn't far wrong in terms of how he came across to many people. we just rubbed people the wrong way. he was a birks gross, oversweaty person. that's just the way he was. dave barry said lyndon johnson tried his darnedest by the means of looking -- think immediately of the large as some of you now johnson taped his telephone conversations when he was president and would i like to play this telephone question from august 1964 that comes from a documentary about johnson and, unfortunately, the makers of this documentary had actors standing in for the people speaking on the tape. it's very distracting. the actor standing in for johnson doesn't look anything like johnson, but johnson's actual voice circa august 1964. i'm not saying johnson was drunk when he made this call. i'm saying i hope he was drunk. go ahead, sir. >> mr. haiger? >> yeah, this is mr. haiger. >> you made me some real lightweight slacks. i need about six pairs for

it was certainly a surprise for samantha hicks from bristol in south west england. tonight, but doing fine. i was more concerned that sam and julia were healthy than anything, that they were 0k. lo and behold, here she is. so, we've got three beautiful children now. which i couldn't be more happier. sam thought she might be pregnant last summer, but all the tests came back negative. in november, she was hospitalised with covid. and even then, baby julia wasn't spotted. unreal, definitely. unreal. two weeks ago, you didn't know she was pregnant. and now you've got a full—term, healthy baby. yes! i know. it's really, really strange to think of it that way. i can't imagine any better feeling than what i'm feeling right now. jan is now getting used to having a surprise granddaughter. i will not believe it until i see the little one in my arms. - and then when i can give her a big cuddle and a kiss, then _ the tears will form. she is beautiful! look at that. sam and julia should be home at the weekend, when four becomes five. jon kay, bbc news, portishead. a surprise cov

. >> that's private tyrell hicks receiving an ovation from the maryland hospital workers as he arrived their first child together. his wife alanna tells "cbs this morning" having her husband there for the delivery made her day. i bet. and the staff made them feel extra special. [ cheers ] >> they had all these signs up that i was saying thank you for serving, they had flags all around the room and everything. and every time someone came in the room, they basically honored him, thanking him for the service and they heard the story and everything that was going on. it was really nice. >> alanna says baby cannon is doing well. private hicks is already back on base but will return to his family in less than two months. >> welcome to the world, baby cannon. great to see you. >>> ahead, award-winning musician jon batiste will join us. he'll tell us how he helped create the music for the disney pixar animamation film "soul" a whyy you mayay rececognize thoh piano-plplaying handnds in theh. local l weather cocoming up nen. >>> i am meteorologist mary lee. it's an active start to our day, track

i think some of that is part of the hick cuff cup. but we're doing a deep dive in all the jurisdictions as was mentioned, some of them are less than 15%. then we have other jurisdictions that are over 0%. to understand exactly what those factors are. i'm confident we'll have an understanding of that by the end of the week. >> i agree with all that was said completely. i would add the separation of distribution from actual administration, we are tracking distribution at a success rate of 99.999%. so in other words, if the state tells us where they want it, one of the 70,000 enrolled providersing we are able to distribute there in accordance with the order. d we -- we, pfizer, moderna, mckessson, ups and fedex are going through snowstorms, distributing vaccine every day to the location as desired at a ery high success rate. secretary azar: from dan bergano with buzzfeed news. reporter: thank you. i'm wondering if this will necessitate any widening on the time window for the 1-day and 28-day second dose, what is widening, how close to 21

hick more. what is so important, the aggregate, folks, is this morning i want you to follow the vix. this is the volatility of the standard & poor's 500, and it is not supposed to be at 34. a guy out at twitter nail this yesterday. that the vix is supposed to be right now like 27 or 26 maybe, i'm guessing, and we have an elevated vicks, and that is your thermometer to get into the market. gamestop 02. francine: there are these lingering concerns about the volatile retail straight -- retail trade speculation, and we have the cash squeeze in china. take-two with luke hickmore. can you hear us? luc: i can definitely hear you. hopefully you can hear me. francine: does gamestop translate into your world? does it start infecting the markets? luke: it is hard to say. there are a few things that might come through out of this. we talked about the cds market and how that is being used for people to short credit for years. maybe we might see some of the hedge fund shifting into that space, actually genera

lunia hicks rondo was 68.s a direct care worker she worked to help young women who were the victims of abuse for 20 years. she had a giving heart and was the glue for her family. she loved spending time with her younger relatives and would take them to christian camp every year. may they rest in peace and may their memories be a blessing. er"erin burnett outfront" start right now. >>> out front next, breaking news. republicans abandoning president trump like never before. liz cheney the third highest ranking republican in the house said she will vote to impeach trump. mitch mcconnell believes the president committed impeachable offenses. who's next? >>> people will be shocked at what really happened inside the capitol during the riot. talking about hand to hand combat as the fbi confirms it had intelligence that trump supporters were planning to go to washington to wage, quote, war.

but then you've got like all the hicks from ohio like me down there also.you've got like a real mix of people from other places. some of whom escaped from places like venezuela and cuba, which turns i am in directly into republicans. other places where capitalism seems to be a bit more not a. turns them in another you got college students all over the place especially in the spring. which is one of the reasons i thought jeb bush, who i like personally for one thing. i think he was a pretty good governor of florida. and one thing is he didn't get thrown out of office. he was obviously able to cope with this in microcosm of america that you've got down there in florida. because everybody in america moves down there soon as they retire. it is by major a cross-section. that was one of the reasons i supported him and his run for president. it's for the same reason when jeb did not seem to be going anywhere. because ohio is very much the same set of cross-sections. get back in the black. he got reelected by a landslide. this guy is able to cope with lots of peopl

and our peter alexander reporting at this hour two sources familiar with the source tells us hope hicks plans to leave ahead of the inauguration, and that had been her plan since president trump's election defeat. you are seeing a number of top officials heading for the exits. what if any conversation has there been behind the scenes invoking the 25th amendment, and leann will have more about this, and the call to remove him from office, and they told us they don't see that as realistic as it's so close to the inauguration. we know there have been conversations starting at the staff levels and some cabinet levels did raise it, mike pompeo, for example, and they say it's not feasible and the vice president is not onboard with that either, and the pressure is shifting towards capitol hill. you reported at the top, it's to be a check on president trump to prevent him to taking any more actions that could be harmful to the country, chuck. >> we know that the white house council, who himself is contemplating resignation and trying to be one of the guardians there along with the national secu

but then you've got, like, all the hicks from ohio, like me, down there also. you've got, like, a real mix of people from other places, some of whom have escaped from places like venezuela and cuba which turns them directly into republicans. [laughter] >> yes, it does. >> you know? other places, other people have come from other places where, you know, where capitalism seemed to be a little bit more naughty, and, you know, that turns them in into another dire. you've got college students all over the place, especially in the spring, i understand. so, yeah, you've got the complete mix down there. which is one of the reasons that i thought jeb bush, i mean, who i like personally for one thing, but also i think he was a pretty good governor of florida. and one thing is that he didn't get thrown out of office. he was obviously able to cope with this microcosm of america that you've got down there in florida because everybody in america moves down there as soon as they retire. so, or you know, it's, it is by nature a cross-section. and, you know, that was one of the

hicks explained it to me. i understand. it lost a lot of the sun light because the bathroom is right against my property. i voice my opinion arespect your decision. please, consider the neighbor's feeling and consider the neighbor's livelihood as well. i have a big question mark. the operation is still going on. that's the end of my comment. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. commissioners, that will conclude public comment. if there's a motion that has been seconded to approve this matter with conditions as have been amended by staff on that motion. [roll call vote] so move the. that motion passes unanimously 7-0. we'll place us on item 15. i apologize. >> i was going to make a quick note that the proposed rear structure straddles the property line. technically require an easement to be recorded to be issued around the building code. some additional information i want to get boo that structure especially considering its size and the fact that it's space is not required for the child care. i will take the rear yard variance un

and two other aides, pat cipollone and adviser hope hicks have also considered resigning. trump still hasn't spoken to pence since he wanted him to certify trump's win, but he has seen pence at the white house today. if pence doesn't leave the cabinet and invoke the 25th amendment, some are getting behind the movement. >> i will definitely consider what articles they might move, because as i told you, i believe the president has disregarded his oath of office. what he did was wicked. >> reporter: amid bipartisan concerns about what trump will do during his last 12 days in office, house speaker nancy pelosi told democrats that she talked to the nation's top military leader about ensuring that the president doesn't launch a nuclear attack. >> this is urgent. this is emergency of the highest magnitude. >> reporter: after announcing she spoke to joint chief's chairman mark milley, pelosi wrote the situation of this unhinged president could not be more dangerous and we must do everything we can to protect the american people from his unbalanced assault on our country. >> report

. >> there are hick kupcups.tle bit of a change-up in how they're doing the scheduling so we can get more people and now reaching out to clinics outside the hospital to get those voeks vaccinated and working with local health departments on the next level for people over 75. >> data from the cdc shows new york is over performing on the vaccination front. friday figures show 32% in the vaccine doses have already been given. that is well above a national average of 23% shots administered. the real crisis point remains out west in california which set a new daily record for covid-19 deaths on friday as one state official warned that california's on the brink of catastrophe. this new year's eve crowd gathered in l.a. county. >> so disheartening to see some of these people that feel over privileged having parties when so many people are struggling. i want to take a moment to thank the unsung heroes of the pandemic. these are the average americans who have sacrificed their family time and job by doing the right thing d

serpent handling believers, the serpent and the spirit and beach mountain man, the memoirs of rhonda lee hicks. his most recent book voices worth the listening, three women of appalachia is out now from mercuryuniversity press . join me in welcoming doctor thomas burton. the next person that i would like to introduce is sarah wendy dinwiddie. sarah smarsh is a canvas -based journalist who has recorded for the guardian and many other publications . her first book heartland a memoir of working hard and being broken the richest country on earth which was a finalist for the national. 2015 research are centered on media, sarah smarsh, she come by at natural probably the women are now signing where wayne winkler. wayne winkler is a c very near where i'm from past president of the london heritage association. he is director of the public radio station went as an and lives in johnson city tennessee. his most recent book beyond the sunset, the knowledge and outdoor trauma 1969 to 1976. please all our and i believe you will get from doctor. >> thank you very much. a pleasure for me to be a part of the g

hope hicks nancy pelosi selected him to be part of the management team and he says he is honored the speaker put faith in him. he understands the urgency trio move president trump from office. >> donald trump incited a violent attack against the capitol last week. he has not protected life. he will not protect life and he can't stay as leader of this great country. >> smallwell says he is concerned about future attacks that are being planned. he thinks the best way to protect the country is to remove the president and the house of course is expected to debate and vote on impeachment today. live in pleasanton, amy hollyfield abc7 news. >> thank you, amy and of course abc news will be bringing you live coverage of the impeachment proceedings and a special report this morning. it is expected to start in about an hour. around 6:00 and you can watch right here with us on abc7 news. >>> happening today the race to get the bay area vaccinated reaches t reaches the north bay. partnering with the county to admin shots. sky7 was over the site yesterday. we're told the human services department

. >> there have been a few hick ups. they're trying to get as many frontline workers vaccinated as possible. we're doing a little bit of a change-up in how they're doing the scheduling so we can get more people. and now reaching out to clinics outside the hospital to get those folks vaccinated and then working with local health departments on the next level, the people over 75. >> reporter: data from the cdc shows new york is overperforming on the vaccination front. friday figures showed 32% of new york's vaccine doses have already been given and that is well above the national average of 23% shots administered. the real crisis point remains in california, which set a new daily record for covid-19 deaths on friday, as one state official warned that california is on the brink of catastrophe, this new year's eve crowd gathered in l.a. county protesting masks. >> these people are having parties while so many people are struggling. i just want to thank the unsung heroes of this pandemic and these are the average americans wh

people are -- we have a very well attuned antennas for hick price, witness the governor's faux pas in california or nancyy pelosi's faux pas with the spa. people are looking to call me a hypocrite so always looking to see how -- it's very important i permanently and other leaders embody the higher purpose of whole foods. you have to walk the talk or it's just talk. that being said, we have 100,000 people now that work for the company and we're getting turnover and continued growth, adding on 10 to 20,000 team members every year. how do you institutionalize the purpose? you have to -- has to be part of the orientation and has to be something that you talk about all the time, and it's important that the leaders reference what they're doing back to what the higher purpose of the organization is, and you show up at all the type. talk about it all the time. because you have new people coming in all the time you can never take it for grant. when you heal resilient, powerful culture the culture does a lot of the work for you. other people who are there and internalized the values and purpose

there can always be hick-ups, there can be problems. i think it will get better. i spent a lot of time talking on people in the national pharmacy, retail space. people involved with these community vacation centers. once you start really getting that sort of organization on the ground, i think it will help a lot. more than half the country right now, people watching don't know specifically when they can get a vaccine and they don't know where they can get a vaccine. if that changes, and it is organized, i think the numbers can go up significantly higher. >> let's hope he that happens. we're also getting some new guidance from the cdc about the timing between vaccine doses. whether you can mix and match, which coronavirus vaccine you receive. walk us through this. it gets pretty confusing. >> yeah. this is a common question i think that a lot of people have been asking. these two authorized vaccines. one from pfizer, one from moderna. they are both mrna vaccines, very similar vaccines. the question has been, are they interchangeable? can you mix and match? and basi

nbc news reports his close aide hope hicks also resigning next week but her decision was planned before wednesday's assault on democracy cnbc's kayla tausche is live in washington kayla, how is the white house responding to calls to remove the president? >> reporter: well, shep, the white house says the president is determined to serve out the remainder of his term. judd deere saying as president trump said yesterday, this is a time for healing and unity as one nation a politically motivated impeachment against a president with 12 days remaining in his term will only serve to further divide our great country no response to questions about the calls for his resignation. but the president's move toward unity will stop just short of inauguration he has said he will not attend the inaugural ceremonies of his successor, anyone coming president joe biden, becoming just the fourth president in history to do so the first since andrew johnson refused to attend the ceremonies of ulysses s. grant in 1869. as for other attendees, biden said he'd welcome the attendance of vice president mike pence a

. >> reporter: democratic party chair rusty hicks was joined by san francisco assembly member elected. they repeatedly made claims that neo-nazi extremists were behind the recall campaign, but did not provide any evidence. abc7 news sent a request for follow-up for specific examples and have not heard back. >> i think what the democrats are doing is shameful and will fuel more and more people signing. >> reporter: tom bell vaccaro is one of the two groups working on the effort. he says they already have 1.1 million signatures and are on track to hit the roughly 1.5 million signatures needed. he believes today's press conference shows the democratic party is getting scared. >> here's the play. if you can discredit the recall effort by tying it in to what happened to washington, then maybe you can get what they call white glove republican donors to hold off from giving the group any money. >> reporter: he says the recall effort has nothing to do with what happened at the capitol. >> it's 1.1 million. those aren't all republicans. there are many democrats who are small business owners th

>>in 2021 still hicks. >>it is weird ♪ >> dr.hil: well, 2020 was a crazy year, so we are ready to kick it down the road! so goodbye, 2020. >> robin: happy new year! >> dr. phil: happy new year, everyone! >> robin: stay safe. >> dr. phil: stay safe. >> announcer: today on "dr. phil"... >> eden says her brother, logan, a former tech wunderkind, is the king of laziness. he puts on socks, underwear, pants, and a shirt, and doesn't change it for a month. >> i shower once a month. >> hasn't been to the dentist since '08. >> i brush my teeth once a week, maybe. >> who does that? >> no one. >> he doesn't even tie his own shoes. you got him velcro shoes. >> i did. >> announcer: he's in

executed they would carry out their job now the last one that was carried out was as you say dustin hicks he killed 3 women in maryland in 1996 it was at a nature reserve which was owned by the government that's what made it a federal crime that is why he ended up being executed by the federal government the argument of course was that he didn't actually fire the gun and the person that actually killed the 3 women physically fired the shots that murdered them a set of being a life sentence he's not going to be executed his lawyer certainly tried to get the execution postponed they were looking for a 90 day delay that is because that would take that end to the realms of the joe biden presidency and he of course has said very clearly that he is against the death penalty and against the federal death penalty there's every possibility that on january the 20th he will announce that he is stopping the federal death penalty across a number across all. offenses where people are waiting in prison and there are still a number of them it's unusual for a president to push ahead with executions during

kat hicks nominated to be the secretary. we are off to a good start and we momentum and filling positions and making sure we rebalance the workload between the joint staff and the secretary. sen. reed: thank you. on another subject, the need for strengthening alliances seems to be obvious. something you have to take on immediately. i am thinking of the pacific defense initiative that the chairman was a printable offer. it is based on solidifying our relationships both diplomatic and operationally with our near partners in the pacific, the australians, the japanese, and the south koreans. and building further with other pacific nations. i would presume and hope you would see that as an important task also, building up our relationships and alliances which in many respects have been no vetted -- neglected. gen. austin:, i think it is critical senator, and i look forward to going out and refurbishing those alliances and making sure we build additional capacity where possible. you can look when we do begin to travel again that t