-elect jacobs: absolutely.nk that we, because of our experiences, bring a different perspective. for instance, i know how important childcare will be to an equitable recovery because so many of my constituents who -- not necessarily only women -- will not be able to return to the workforce until we figure out how we can fix this childcare crisis our country faces. when you look at health care, reproductive health care is primary health care and making sure that is part of any conversation at health care. woman, i did not need the u2 movement to know that sexual harassment in the workplace is a problem because i have experienced it and i think the more perspectives we have, the more things will be brought to the table, that everyone brings their own experience and while we do need the lived experience of everyone right now, just a certain perspective is overrepresented. aching sure that we do have more people around the table to make sure we are addressing all of the challenges that our country and constituents

maarse, i wish jacob could be here, because i'm sure jacob would throw me out.he difference is is that i don't think things would be this way if jacob was here. hank, look, if you continue to do the same thing, your business is gonna close at some point. i know that she can afford to write checks forever because she doesn't want her husband and her name-- >> absolutely. >> okay, mrs. maarse, what i'm telling you is, if you continue to write the checks on a monthly basis, he will never have to fend for himself. he needs someone like me to hold him accountable for poor performance. i don't think you're willing to do that, and i understand why. but i have to tell you that that's not the way to run the business. so i'm gonna give you my offer. >> okay. >> okay? i'm gonna give you a check for 100,000. for this $100,000, i want 25% of the profit so that i'm incentivized to help you grow your business with you side by side. >> i was thinking more of 20%. >> hank, look, my time is valuable. i don't have time to be doing this all night. 25% is really the number that i ne

>>love that story of jacob wants to prove people wrong. he's been very successful that's it fo my mother died when i was a kid. it inspired me to become a doctor. then covid hit. no one has ever seen anything like covid. you feel hopeless. my best friend's father died of covid-19. then my father caught it. wearing a mask, washing your hands. sacrifice those things now. you have the power to protect the ones you love. >>all right welcome back on lot of folks obviously gearing up for christmas but there is a house in pennsylvania. that has been celebrating festivus for the rest of us. yeah for those of you who don't know the home is celebrating the annual seinfeld inspired holiday allows people to push aside the commercialism of christmas when the plane metal pole. >>and the airing of grievances while you won't be gathered around the table to tell your family all the ways that we've disappointing them this year. you can write your complaints out on a paper and put them in a box. >>i have not seen some close friends and in a year and some fam

jacob's dad volunteered to be a donor to save his son.g testing, chad was confronted with a diagnosis of his own. >> in the c.t. scan and the mri, we found a mass near your pelvis. this needs to be seen right away. >> reporter: with chad and eileen unsuitable donors, doctors started looking for another donor. they found one weeks later, 2,000 miles away, in ohio. 64-year-old michael speck, a father and grandfather, who had donated a kidney to a minister years earlier, was now volunteering again, to donate part of his liver to save a stranger. >> the surgeon told me it was a little 10-month-old baby. when i found that out, i burst out crying. >> reporter: in october, in the middle of the pandemic, michael traveled to los angeles for the transplant, which was a complete success. he hopes others follow his example. >> there's so many other people that can do the same thing i did. >> reporter: saving a life, and forming a forever bond. >> saving the life of a child. it's a miracle. >> you're the miracle, my friend. >> no. >> yeah. >> it's wor

named her son jacob and he was not interested at all. he said jacob was named for somebody my wife's family. and i said yes. that's a common name but don't you think it's an interesting lineage. and he was not engaging. i remember a family dinner my nephew who was a teenager at the time said well, i don't understand. how is it that you are jewish but that isn't jewish and grandma isn't jewish. and i'm looking over at my brother thinking had i answer it collects so that is sort of how things have remained. >> okay. we are going to take one more quick break and we will be right back. please join us in just a moment. >>> good morning and welcome back. we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation about discovering that they are jewish with monty hall and jim vanbuskirk. welcome back. >> there's so much to talk about. i'm just wondering how the two of you had met and if you could just talk a little bit about is there a community of folks out there are jewish community. >> one of the ways that we had met but you know we reconnected when i

i'm jacob soboroff in for the one and only kasie hunt.the big stories we're following this morning, the pardons and commutations of 20 people last night by president donald trump. among those pardoned include four contractors for blackwater who were convicted for their role in the massacre of more than one dozen innocent iraqis, also four former republican congressmen and two men who lied to the fbi after being swept up in robert mueller's probe. let's bring politico insider shannon west. good morning. >> good morning. >> we know the president was planning on doing this, to issue more pardons but when you look at whom ultimately received these pardons, you know, it's just, speaking for me here, hard to digest. >> yeah. look. it's worth noting that the president has the constitutional power to pardon whomever he wants as long as it's for a federal crime, not a state crime. he can pardon people who haven't even been charged with crimes yet. but it is certainly remarkable how much president trump has departed from the norm in terms of going

>>well if jacob is out to prove people wrong he sure is successful at that a very cool story. you guys, i'm still using bumpers anything about how impressive that is like you can barely see the pens and he's throwing strikes. i mean it's crazy wear that's that he wears snow i only who promoted hats but maybe i need be hey you want to get me exactly expect to find on my desk, you guys really impressive guy kudos to him i thank skyler its story and thank you to kate rooney coming up 15,000 santa inflatable. >>a flying pig. one kansas family is vowing that it will be better than its neighbors in this year's holiday display will be unlike any other. >>sea and ground in our 2 kids and it's that time of year again did you see this fast approaching and even the pandemic isn't going stop us from having some fun checking out the fireworks and looking ahead to it we have better 2021. that's right. he was spending a lot of time right here on our couch at home and we hope that you stay safe at home and join us on new year's eve, starting at 1130. >>no joke here 15,000 lightsey of a huge s

de acuerdo a juanita y alexis jacob tiene gestos de sus tres hermanos. >>> es como un premio que diosilizan cigarrillos electrónicos tienen más problemas de concentración que aquellas que nunca han utilizado el dispositivo los adolescentes que comenzaron a fumar estos cigarrillos electrónicos antes de los 14 años experimentaron lagunas mentales con mayor facilidad que los que no lo hicieran. a los trabajadores de la salud hacer las ingenian para mostrar su amor y pedir matrimonio >>> ya llegó su cheque de estímulo económico contra algunas personas ya cuentan con los $600. a medida que avanzan dos planes en de (...) qué pensarás personas a la aplicación de la vacuna con esto y más los esperamos esta tarde. queremos contarles que un bombero de nuevo méxico no permitió que la pandemia arruinara lo que llama el momento de su vida él y sus amigos bomberos prepararan el momento para proponerle matrimonio a su novia. entre ambulancias. en formas de prados de la salud ella no pudo negarse. dijo que sí a la propuesta. ya para despedirnos le contamos que nueva york se está preparando para decir

jacob is losing skills all the time.. jacob loves school. but, since march, he's only been able to attend four times. my old school couldn't touch me, they refused to touch me, because of corona and everything. i miss all my friends. i've forgotten most of their names, because i haven't seen them since march. it seems like almost a complete breakdown in the system somewhere. he does have a school place, he does have funding, he's identified his training needs, everything's there but it's almost like the whole process has fallen apart somewhere. and i don't understand, jacob has always been in full—time school. the family has been told that, because of coronavirus, his support needs can't be met. not only could he not finish primary school in july, his transition to secondary school has now been delayed because a plan is yet to be finalised to make sure he can return safely. itjust seems like i'm always breaking bad news in everything in his life. for me to have to say to him, "you can't go to school," it's awful. it'sjus

>>jacobs still deciding whether he wants to pursue a professional bowling career he just graduated from the california virtual academy and plans to attend the helen keller institute in new york for kron 4 sports. i'm kate rooney. >>good for jacob and how about those hats is one for every day of the week i swear, but how cool is that though i mean just to be able to bowl and you can't see incredible also if you want to catch the worst tomorrow the tipoff against the bucks at 2.30 looking for their first wi >>well this year like basically everything else we have a different approach to christmas said. we find virtual or socially distant ways for kids says still try to enjoy the holiday spirit. yeah they've got to so we have rich demuro showing us some easy and fun ways to enjoy some of those last minute christmas joy. >>and gifts before us and shows up tonight. >>his magic is strong this time of the year and thanks to technology connecting with saint nick is easier than ever. for starters checkout portable north pole where santa is making custom videos just for call them out by hello tann

jacob is losing skills all the time.t. jacob loves school. but, since march, he's only been able to attend four times. my old school couldn't touch me, they refused to touch me, because of corona and everything. i miss all my friends. i've forgotten most of their names, because i haven't seen them since march. it seems like almost a complete breakdown in the system somewhere. he does have a school place, he does have funding, he's identified his training needs, everything's there but it's almost like the whole process has fallen apart somewhere. and i don't understand, jacob has always been in full—time school. the family has been told that, because of coronavirus, his support needs can't be met. not only could he not finish primary school in july, his transition to secondary school has now been delayed because a plan is yet to be finalised to make sure he can return safely. itjust seems like i'm always breaking bad news in everything in his life. for me to have to say to him, "you can't go to school," it's awful. it'sju

>>you love that story good for jacob in the hats to what a my mother died when i was a kid.ed me to become a doctor. then covid hit. no one has ever seen anything like covid. you feel hopeless. my best friend's father died of covid-19. then my father caught it. wearing a mask, washing your hands. sacrifice those things now. you have the power to protect the ones you love. >>yeah we love these stories right just in time for christmas the lara spencer son, private first class rubin spencer got to come home and surprise ma. he left for boot camp in late march right at the start of the pandemic because of quarantining he hadn't been able to come home since until now that is so the the folks there in texas loving that. >>definitely today is also a special day for another reason doctor anthony fauci not only his 80th birthday, but today has also been proclaims doctor anthony fauci day in lafayette. it's an honor that city councilman cameron berks bestowed personally during a virtual video chat with fauci earlier this week. the city of lafayette will also mail a proclamation tough

>> i wanted to be jacob.was sort of a summation of things i loved. >> reporter: as a teenager his youtube videos went viral and collier was signed by quincy jones' management team. >> how you do personally measure success, if that's the right word for you. >> it's a very good question. i think if i given myself goosebumps, i've achieved a sense of success like i've done it, i'm feeling something. and, you know, you have a year like 2020, and it's actually hard to feel anything sometimes, you know. >> but he did it for nbr's tiny desk concert in summer. >> all of those people in the video are you. >> yes. that was one of my favorite quarantine projects actually. >> reporter: collier says he hasn't been able to stop creating this year. >> why do you think that is? what is it about this year? >> i think time has a different quality this year. i found this sense of creativity that i hadn't felt since i was very young actually. it was almost like i could create without there being a point to creating again, which

>>one of jacob's goals is to help people better understand blindness.>we've had the encounter over is yours people say oh he's not war. you know because she you know, he's not running into the water running into a table. that's not true. you know, there a lot of people just like him better lines maybe not just like jacob who has become known not only for his skill on the lanes but also for his signature hat the giant cooper modi he owns around 15 of them in different colors really coming to work and they can also. >>you know 1000 that's warmer weather on the time is because nobody until i have put my head. >>jacobs still deciding whether he wants to pursue a professional bowling career he just graduated from the california virtual academy and plans to attend the helen keller institute in new york for kron 4 sports. i'm kate rooney. >>just seen and ground in our 2 kids and it's that time of year again did you see this fast approaching and even the pandemic isn't going to stop us from having fun checking out the fireworks and looking ahead to hopefully ha

>>jacobs still deciding whether he wants to pursue a professional bowling career he just graduated from the california virtual academy and plans to attend the helen keller institute in new york for kron 4 sports. i'm kate rooney. >>next here on kron 4 news at 9 an emotional celebration for a high school senior. they got accepted to her dream school. how she used her personal obstacles to motivated he >>an emotional celebration for a southern california high school senior who found out that she was accepted to harvard. kimberly chang spoke to the new ivy league student who used her personal obstacles to motivate her to get into her dream school. >>this was the moment said at a high school student seattle that you're going and her family. >>found out she was accepted into one of the most prestigious universities in the world. >>harvard i saw that it says said you'd been admitted. and then i make let myself cry out in the go crazy my sister sites going when he saw can gradually sons. >>getting in is a rare feat in itself only about 5% of applicants are accepted. clo is only the 4th senate

they're an independent, non-partisan entity. >> nbc's jacob soboroff, thanks as always. >>> breaking. president-elect joe biden expected to announce his pick for education secretary, miguel cardona any moment now. cardona right now currently serving as commissioner of education in connecticut. president-elect biden flanked by vice president-elect kamala harris. let's listen in. >> i heard there was a sighting of a sleigh, santa claus, he's been cirquing around to see what it's going to do. folks, good afternoon. actually it's still morning. good morning. i'm joe biden, dr. jill biden's husband. just like educators everywhere, being an educator is not just what she does, it's who she is. once again, during this pandemic we've seen two our educators are. they're selfless, dedicated and cut from a true cloth of character and commitment. they represent one of the most critical professions in america. that's not hyperbole, that's a fact. from cradle to career, they give people of all ages the confidence to believe in themselves, to equip them to succeed. as jill says, any country that out

what do you make of jacob brisket mogs comments about this being a political stunt.i mean not you know they agree small god i think it makes you think coast on themselves. by a touch. nothing logical very small really nice it is to be honest for all the government to be honest about what's often in the contract and cannot just say there's nothing new really busy about this is not really a new phenomenon. child or is being with a bridge or many many generations has the government be particularly involved in supporting food banks during the pandemic. i know that i'm aware of now i will. to be honest i think based on throughout the country but been pretty much left alone you know to sort of campaign trying to raise phones trying to raise resources themselves i know the one here is not single i'm the one local. may or june. was on their last box of food and there were parts close the doors we had to very quickly. and online campaign together and get people. to say we're about to close the. door now do you know. the few times in the u.k. i pretty much been left alone i wa

jacob: fundamentally, this standoff is about -- the u.k. have the opportunity to diverge from e.u. rules going forward. they are a sovereign nation, as said by prime minister johnson, and this is in many ways -- this is the point of brexit. if you did not have the opportunity to diverge, why bother at all? the e.u. is basically saying, look, we are the biggest market. if you want access to it, we able to ensure there is a level playing field and fair competition, and how do you jump that? right now, we are at a stage where essentially, if you have no deal, you will have tariffs right away. but on the other hand, if you have a deal with a sort of independent arbitration coming afterwards, you may or may not future ifs in the this arbitration decides that the u.k. has materially diverged from e.u. rules, so i believe there should be a possibility for a deal that both can live in myere that is opinion common sense that you can reach such agreement but at the same time, you know, there are going to be, as i said earlier, chaos -- a certain degr

>>plus jacobs says the court will also recognize california's warmer climate. >>i park service says i will point out california got so that's a little more possible to court reconsider but in the end jacob says that harvests rocks legal argument is a strong one base on the united states constitution's first amendment claiming governor newsom's order is illegal. >>because it treats churches differently from other non-religious groups and activities clean is and shopping malls can at a lower percentage, but some activity can have fair and retail and they say that's not fair there is no difference or will be looking at. >>in sacramento, doug johnson fox 40 news. >>coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news, the demand for animal adoptions is at an all-time high in the bay area tell you how your family can add a four-legged family member. ♪ (vo) add some thrill to your wish list. at the season of audi sales event. get exceptional offers now. (vo) ♪ add some thrill to your wish list. at the season of audi sales event. just how much visibility your car's headlig

>>plus jacobs says the court will also recognize california's warmer climate. our services i would point out california got so that's a little more possible to court reconsider but in the end jacob says that harvests rocks legal argument is a strong one base on the united states constitution's first amendment claiming governor newsom's order is illegal. >>because it treats churches differently from other non-religious groups and activities clean is and shopping can at a lower percentage but some in your activity can happen there and retail and they say that's not fair there is no difference or will be looking at. >>in sacramento, doug johnson. >>the archbishop of san francisco is calling on the state to implement supreme court's ruling he released a statement that reads in part catholics and other responsible faith communities should not be lumped in with a few irresponsible bad actors, this is not done with anyone else and it should not be done with people of faith and the timing now is critical least christians be deprived of celebrating the christmas holy da

>>a 6 year-old megan jacobs told santa claus that for this christmas. wanted her dad to come home from overseas that stands an air force technical sergeant chris shakeups wasn't sure if he was going to be able to make it last minute, yes, and i was able help you up and come to >>the texas to bring what the jacobs called a christmas miracle. >>because she hasn't seen her dad since january in kind of an insane years, so it's it's an insane here everybody else has had but he's been the other side of the world so we have completely different experiences are guarding everything that's gone on with covid and everything and when chris was reassigned when we mind this week plans to have lots of this year. and to get together at least a few times so that you can see >>and every visit we had was canceled because covid. >>but megan got her christmas wish. >>why we got and we thank you. >>the jacob's hope to soon be all together again in japan for now we'll cherish the last few days just leaves in abilene with coverage. that's quite a some holes in there for him to

jacob, we've heard a lot of different numbers thrown around. parents are still not reunited? >> well, 628 is the most recent number, alicia, in the court filing from the aclu in the case against the trump administration. the children that seneca is dealing with is about a third of those. two-thirds have been deported. that is a group that advocates are pushing the incoming biden administration to bring back to the united states. but then there's the larger question, when it comes to the biden administration, what about what are hey going to do about this mental health program? will they end up extending it? i talked to a couple transition officials yesterday and they're not ready to commit to any of that yet. they say they're still going through all of this information and because of a memorandum of understanding with the trump administration, they can't disclose what information they're getting, what they're not getting but people are very anxious to know how they're going to deal with this. >> i mean, jacob, joe biden has been saying for mont

jacob injured his ankle on the play and has been ruled out for sunday's game, at the jets. good timing. raters are favored big, the jets are winless, and this is pretty good stuff here. you know it is a big news day for the nba, went to cnn's big heavies weighed in on the washington wizards schedule. >> let's get right to it. fulton county of course, home of the atlanta hawks, that is somewhere washington needs to get a win. >> hopefully no recount will be needed to flip the state into the win column. >> every year, what do i say? florida, florida, florida. can they win? down south, that of course some of the heat. former hosted cbs this morning. does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. new immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. >>> a runner was attacked by a coyote today. hard to believe. hard to believe. he says it happened at the high school track at moraga 6:30 this morning. normally pretty shy the runner sites told us that he was make your holidays hap

jacob ward, thanks, as always, for us in san francisco.t elect joe biden calling out trump officials for blocking his team from getting key information at the defense department. the lack of action he calls nothing short of irresponsible. >>> president-elect joe biden says the trump administration is not getting his team the information it needs to hit the ground running after the inauguration, especially when it comes to national security. >> we've encountered roadblocks from the political leadership at the department of defense and the office of management and budget. right now, we just aren't getting all the information that we need for the ongoing -- from the outgoing administration in key national security areas. it's nothing short, in my view, of irresponsibility. >> i'm joined now by nbc's zerlina maxwell. zerlina, you could argue that the comments we heard there mark a bit of a shift in president-elect biden's tone when it comes to this administration. why now? why this issue? what do you make of the timing? >> i certainly think th

marley kapur spoke with the jacobs family to find out more. >>6 year old megan jacobs told santa claust for this christmas. she wanted her dad to come home from overseas that stands an air force technical sergeant chris shakeups wasn't sure if he was going to be able to make it last minute, yes, and i was able help you up and come to >>the texas to bring what the jacobs called a christmas miracle. they fill it out. >>because she hasn't seen her dad since january in kind of an insane years, so it's an insane here everybody else has had but he's been the other side of the world so we can't completely different experiences. everything that's gone on with covid and everything and when chris was reassigned when we mind this week plans to have lots of this year. and to get together at least a few times so that you can see >>and every visit we had was canceled because covid. >>but megan got her christmas wish. >>think i would and we thank you. >>the jacob's hope to soon be all together again in japan for now we'll cherish the last few days just leaves in abilene with partly covered. >>does th

let me start with jacob ward out in san francisco. jacob, the first doses out there today. what did you see out there, and what's the reaction been? >> chuck, you know, it's been a very hopeful morning. i have to say it's hard not to feel some deep emotions looking at a place like this behind me. this is san francisco's general hospital. the one that got this city through the tuberculosis crisis, the aids crisis, the big earthquake and it's the epicenter of the vaccine roll-out. the first five people in san francisco are receiving their vaccine here today. we spoke to the director of the city's health department to find out what he is feeling, whether there's cause for hope now. >> well, i'm both hopeful and concerned. so we're in this third surge. we are not going to get enough vaccine to protect many people from this third surge. so it's very important in san francisco and the region that we continue wearing these masks, social distancing, staying at home, do not travel for the holidays. >> so, chuck, you know, there's a huge number of vaccines arriving here. more than 12

s a shock tuft of parliament lead to jacob rhys mall comes out against unicef feeding u.k. children for the 1st time in history. new from moscow this saturday kevin owen here with the update this weekend from internationals newsroom good every company then authorities in the u.s. have said that they're investigating 5 adverse responses to the fire as a covert vaccine including 3 alaska health workers officials admit they still don't know the exact cause i think we'll be looking at all of the data we can from each of these reactions to sort out exactly what happened and we'll also be looking to try to understand which component of the vaccine might be helping to produce. woring news comes just hours after a 2nd vaccine by no was approved by the f.d.a. meantime vice president might pence got the pfizer shot live on t.v. along with his wife pen decided that american vaccines are safe. karen and i are more than happy to step forward before this week was. to take this safe and effective coronavirus vaccine that we have secured produced for the american people let's take a look a

british and pays a shock to parliament later jacob reese more comes out against uni seth which is starting feeding u.k. children the 1st time in history. the money from moscow is not a one here local time kevin i am with you with the update for the next half hour from internationals world news fruit 1st than the u.s. food and drug administration reveals it's now probing 5 allergic reactions to the pfizer vaccine including 2 alaska health workers we are on the week that would take it. i think we'll be looking at all of the data we can from each of these reactions to sort out exactly what happened and we'll also be looking to try to understand which component of the vaccine might be helping to produce. it comes just hours after a 2nd vaccine by madonna was approved by the f.d.a. meantime as you can see there vice president mike pence getting the fires a shot live on t.v. long as he is with his wife earlier pens added that american vaccines are safe to go with just about to get the shot and we go. kiran and i were more than happy to step forward before this week was about. to take this safe a

an all-out effort is underway to track them down to treat what doctors say is irreversible trauma jacoboboroff with an inside look at a vital mission. >> reporter: the team inside this california bungalow has a seemingly impossible task when you hear people talk about the search for separated families, this is one of the places where that search starts >> absolutely yes. our job is to find the families that were affected by this policy. >> reporter: melissa sanchez tiff works with seneca family of agencies, a nonprofit providing mental health care to migrant families reunited after being separated by the trump administration that is, if they can find them. >> reporter: the u.s. government handed over a bunch of data to you all, and that data, what, is sitting on your computer right now? >> actually, yes. >> reporter: but much of the data wasn't current and for some families the government had no contact information at all. just one reason parents of 628 separated kids are still unaccounted for. >> i'm just going to log on here. >> reporter: so you guys are literally going through one by

a leading british government minister sparks outrage with his criticism of unicef multimillionaire jacob dismissed the agency's efforts to feed hungry children in the u.k. it was a political stunt. by the life and world wide international from moscow money welcome to your world update this out 1st for you then. the united states have said that now investigating 5 adverse responses to the pfizer bio on tech vaccine including 3 alaska health workers officials admit that they still don't know the exact cause. i think we'll be looking at all of the data we can from each of these reactions to sort out exactly what happened and we'll also be looking to try to understand which component of the vaccine might be helping to produce. that news came just hours after a 2nd vaccine developed vibe and was approved by u.s. regulators meanwhile vice president mike pence received the pfizer biotech shot live on t.v. along with his wife and he gave the jet his vote of confidence. karen and i were more than happy to step forward before this week was about. to take this safe and effective coronavirus vaccine

s a shocked after parliament leader jacob rhys morgues come out against unicef feeding poor u.k. children for the 1st time in history adding he should be sharing the relief program . good morning. my name is kevin owen here about international's world news h.q. thanks for your time shooting in that we take you through our headlines are in full and 1st the u.s. food and drug administration is investigating 5 cases of allergic reactions not of the. vaccine during clinical trials i think it's still unclear about what went wrong or what the reasons were. i think we'll be looking at all of the data we can from each of these reactions to sort out exactly what happened and we'll also be looking to try to understand which component of the vaccine might be helping to produce or only comes just hours after a 2nd vaccine than by mud was approved by the f.d.a. main time vice president my parents got the pfizer shot live on t.v. along with his wife penn cited that american vaccines are safe. you'll be getting kiran and i were more than happy to step forward before this week was about. to take

s are shocked after parliament leader jacob comes out against unicef eating or u.k. children for the 1st time in history. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our teach q. in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. authorities in the u.s. have said they're now investigating 5 adverse responses to the pfizer coated maxime including 3 alaskan health workers officials admit though that they don't know the exact cause. i think we'll be looking at all of the data we can from each of these reactions to sort out exactly what happened and we'll also be looking to try to understand which component of the back the might be helping to produce. that worrying news came just hours after a 2nd vaccine by not was approved by the f.d.a. in all vice president mike pence got the pfizer shot live on t.v. along with his wife plans added that american vaccines are safe and effective. karen and i read more than happy to step forward before this week was. to take the safe and effective coronavirus vaccine that we have secured produced for the american people let's go th

s a shock after parliament leader jacob reese more comes out against unicef feeding poor u.k. children for the 1st time in its history. good morning from the list saturday my name is kevin owen here with the latest from the international newsroom thanks for taking the time to check in ok it's cody we're talking about 1st in the vaccines authorities in the u.s. have said that they've now investigated 5 adverse responses to the pfizer covert vaccine including 3 alaska health workers officials admit they still don't know the exact cause of the. i think we'll be looking at all of the data we can from each of these reactions to sort out exactly what happened and we'll also be looking to try to understand which component of the vaccine might be helping to produce. well the worrying news comes just hours after a 2nd vaccine by modernity was approved by the f.d.a. meantime as you can see vice president mike pence got the pfizer shot live on t.v. earlier along with his wife penn's added that american vaccines a safe. kiran and i were more than happy to step forward before this week was

reporter: as families like this one receive treatment, the search for hundreds of others continues jacoboroff, nbc news, los angeles. >>> in just 60 seconds, what you should do with your money now to help you in 2021. r money now to help you in 2021 >>> 2020 was tough >>> 2020 was tough on a lot of americans financial health with hopefully better times on the way, jo ling kent shows us how to start the new year off with a strong financial footing in tonight's "the price you pay. >> reporter: with more than 20 million people on unemployment, the pandemic has wreaked havoc on the personal finances of so many. >> if you have gone through your savings, you are struggling, it is all about getting to an essentials-only budget and spending intentionally. >> reporter: experts advise get back to basics with meal planning and cutting back on tv subscriptions, for example. renegotiate debt and perhaps pause retirement savings for now. if you are looking at various kinds of debt, credit card debt, student loan debt, perhaps a mortgage, how do you prioritize what should go first >> what you want to d

british and pays a shocked off to parliament leader jacob reese malk comes out against you he said feeding poll u.k. children the 1st time an existing. good morning from oscar then this saturday kevin owen here will take this weekend for martin to nationals the world newsroom 1st authorities in the u.s. have said that they're now investigating 5 adverse responses to the phase of covert vaccine including 2 alaska health workers i think will be looking at all of the data we can from each of these reactions to sort out exactly what happened and we'll also be looking to try to understand which component of the vaccine might be helping to produce. it comes just hours after a 2nd vaccine by there was approved by the f.d.a. maybe times you can see vice president my pants getting the shot live on t.v. along with wife pens out of the american vaccines he said a safe. kiran and i were more than happy to step forward before this week was. to take the safe and effective coronavirus vaccine that we have secured produced for the american people well let's not go through confirmed cases of allergic react

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nbc's jacob soboroff has covered this crisis and this story extensively for us.se lawyers are volunteering to track down the parents of more than 600 kids. it all begs the question what took so long to get this information. >> reporter: that's the same question, ayman, that the chief lawyer for the aclu, having sued the trump administration over two years ago, is asking too. he has said they have withheld this information. to get specific about it, it's phone numbers, addresses, identifiable information for what were over 666, now 628 parents whose information they cannot find from children who they separated from those parents. he said they've been withholding that information "forever," in his words, and we don't know the answer as to why they withheld this particular information. some are speculating online, including officials in the government, that it was cruelty. others like joaquin castro, who is running to be the head of the house foreign affairs committee, says this is further evidence that they should not deport children back to parents outside of the

and then somebody from across the country you've never met shows up to save his life. >> reporter: jacobs critically ill. >> the doctor said jacob needed a transplant to stay alive. his dad stepped up but he was diagnosed with a problem of his own. >> they told me we found a mass near your pelvis and this needs to be seen right away. >> reporter: with chad and eileen both unsuitable donors, doctors began the search for another donor. they found one two weeks later, thousands of miles away. he had already donated a kidney to a minister was volunteering again to donate part of his liver. >> the surgeon told me it was a 10-month-old baby. when i found that out, i just burst out crying. >> reporter: in october in the middle of the pandemic, michael traveled to los angeles for the transpla transplant, which was a complete success. he hopes others follow his example. >> there are so many others out there that can do what i did, to be able to donate to a child, it's a miracle. >> no, no -- >> you're the miracle, my friend. >> you're the miracle. >> yeah. >> it's all worthwhile seeing you guys.

wh does not the bible tell us that jacob labored twice seven years for the hand of rachael.e would have to discuss this. what about risking a great deal we should be risking our lives. a length and agreement was reached. our people level holland forever. and they embarked for south hampt hampton, england. i am the booster. captain miles. master bradford. i'm at your service gentlemen. carpenters, going to a desolate wilderness. to a land of wild beasts and savagie savages. >> we know only where the lord is leading us. starvation and fighting. can any of you fire a musket? >> captain, you are a soldier. we, as you say, are tinkers, weavers, and preachers. you have been come painons to wilderness and danger. we have not. we need your help. i love your faith. >> we could make up a sufficient number, yes, but why strangers? your group has the virginia company. >> we have. >> and do they command. >> these strangers, as you call them, stirring up trouble in this regard? >> i'll go with you if you'll still have me. august 5th, departing, people we'll, an odd looking vessel at best.

. >> i am joined now by jacob blake's father.to talk to you just a little bit about how jacob is doing. how are his spirits? and what is his prognosis for recovery? >> he's heavily sedated. so, he's in and out of consciousness. and we just -- you know, he's hanging on, joy. and he's hanging on so tough that they can't write him off. he's a tough, young -- he's a tough guy. >> if he is paralyzed, shackling him makes no sense, right? he's not going anywhere. >> well, it made no sense, joy, for the seven shots in his back. that made no sense. >> right. >> none of this makes sense to me. >> kamala harris has now made history as the first black woman to join a major-party ticket. today, former vice president joe biden has chosen senator harris to be his running mate. for a lot of black women in america today, this is the the affirmation. never again will little black girls and brown girls and white girls and asian girls ever think of the vice president of the united states and not see themselves. vote for all the people who were denie

tom costello in washington, jacob soboroff where vaccine distribution starts today. and operation warp speed briefing is going on right now, and if there is any news from it, we'll bring that straight to you. tom, let me start with you. what are you hearing from the delivery companies about the impacts of this snow storm. the logistics of getting the vaccine out was tough enough. >> and it's u.p.s. and fedex, they're the primary drivers to getting the vaccines out. we checked with both of them. they expect they can execute on delivering the shipments to the hospitals in the storm zone, but clearly, we could have a couple hours in which that becomes dicey. nonetheless, both u.p.s. and fedex say they're on track. listen to the number here quickly. nearly 3 million pfizer doses delivered this week. next week assuming we have the moderna vaccine approved on friday next week, 6 million moderna doses are expected to ship. in addition to another 4.5 pfizer doses. we're talking about somewhere in the neighborhood of 13 million doses or so will have shipped by the end of this

jacob, thanks for staying on top of this.er some of these separations have taken place, families still living with that trauma. tell us what's been done to try to help. >> reporter: eamon, when we say that trauma, just to be really specific, the american academy of pediatrics called it government-sanctioned child abuse by the trump administration. physicians for human rights called it torture. and it's lifelong, as you said. the effects of this abuse, deliberate by it have government, in order to separate these kids to scare others away from coming. and there has been an all-out effort to track down and find these parents and children in order to right the wrong that was perpetrated by the trump administration. it hasn't been easy, and we got an inside look. take a look at this. the team inside this california bungalow has a seemingly impossible task. >> when you hear people talk about the search for separated families, this is one of the places where that search starts? >> absolutely, yeah. our job is to find the families th

against that grim forecast, joining us now nbc's jacob soboroff at ucla health in l.a.e hospital begins to vaccinate its staff. jacob, i'm sure that the healthcare workers are -- they're strained beyond belief and they're caught between excitement over getting the vaccine, but also horrible, you know, forecast they face. >> reporter: i think that's the exact juxtaposition of emotions here, andrea. the vaccinations just got under way this hour at ucla health. they expect about 450 front line workers to be vaccinated today alone in the facility behind me. i think we have a picture of right before the vaccinations started. sort of what the mood was inside the facility. there they are. nurses, doctors, ambulatory care specialists, all getting ready to undergo a major logistical operation. while at the same time there is the logistical operation taking place for caring for a record number of icu and covid patients here. that's the fedex truck entering the facility behind me and the vaccines being placed into the ultra cold storage freezers that they have here at ucla just ye

freshman class, republican representative elect of florida and democratic representave elect sarah jacobs of californi about their backgrounds andhat they hope to accomplishn office. >> i tend to side with the american people and the working class. i think governmen operates best when it is small and accountable and transparent and people have the power to controlhat. i don't thi that people should work to serve the government and build these big bureaucratic programs so as far as where i find myself i am a pretty conservative member but i'm an american first so i will work with members and those to make our country better andreserve the concepts of equal opportunity rather than equal outcome. >> i am of the generatn that has never known aay in our adult lives the united states hasn't been at war but i w a middle school when september 11 happened and so i think tha the idea of ending the forev war takes a special importor us because we know the cost but that is had on us here domestically and on our generation and one of the tngs i want to focus on is rebuilding america's standing around

nbc's jacob ward is there in oakland, california.e new restrictions and what californians may be facing in terms of their day-to-day lives. >> reporter: kasie, we've known for weeks that the governor was thinking about imposing these california-wide restrictions. it was yesterday that he finally came out with this blanket restriction policy. here is how he described the decision-making process. >> the bottom line is, if we don't act now, our hospital system will be overwhelmed. if we don't act now, we'll continue to see a death rate climb, more lives lost. here is what we are introducing today. regions where the icu capacity is falling below 15%, we are now mandating that we are implementing a stay-at-home order for three weeks. >> now, kasie, this new order divides the state into five regions, and essentially once those regions begin to run out of icu capacity, drop below 15%, we get into this restriction. northern california, the rural far northern edge of the state is below 19%, approaching 15. it will probably go first. basically

does not the bagel tell us the jacob labour twice seven years for the hand of rachel? >> we would of course have to discuss this with our people. >> naturally and i wouldn't mind. mind you, i'm not at all sure we can do this. it's a risk, we shall be risk a great deal of money. >> very true master western. and we should be risking our lives. and the lives of our children. >> master westerns conditions were hard, but at length an agreement was reached, and our people left holland forever and embarked for southampton england. >> there you are. >> thank you very much. >> i'm the reverend booster. >> captain miles. >> master bradford, master carver. >> i met your service, gentlemen. i doubt would serve as i can be to you. >> we have our doubts of that to. >> as well you may. twinkles, weavers, preachers, carpenters. to our land of wild beasts and wild of savages, you know where you see ourselves. >> we are only aware of where the lord is leading us and that is sufficient. i >> know nothing of that. i know what they know little of danger starvation. can any of you fire a mu