technological fixes and it's definitely not going to disappear without technological platforms john edward unless our junior thank you very much for your insights. thank you let's turn our attention now to some of the day's developments in the krona virus pandemic pope francis says he plans to get vaccinated next week and is calling on everyone to do the same saying he believes it is the ethically right thing to do chancellor angela merkel meanwhile has pledged to speed up a germany's vaccination program shared knowledge the country's roll out had gotten off to a slow start and the u.s. state of california says it badly needs more medical workers and it's overwhelmed hospitals it call for volunteers 95000 applicants but only 14 people met the qualifications and snowstorms in spain have left 4 people dead and caused transport chaos across much of the country the capital madrid has seen its heaviest snowfall in almost half a century and you spain's provinces remain on alert as storm filomena continues to wreak havoc but it has also brought a little rest bite to a country that has been hit ha

technological fixes and it's definitely not going to disappear without technological platforms john edward on ways or junior thank you very much for your insights thank you. we'll go to indonesia now and unfolding a tragedy on saturday a passenger plane a crashed into the sea shortly after taking off from the capital jakarta jet went down in just a 4 minutes into what should have been an hour long flights authorities are now trying to piece together what went wrong. indonesia's navy says it has pinpointed the location of the plane's wreckage and a dozen vessels deployed in a search and rescue operation are continuing their work through the night. any earlier they found the 1st debris believed to have come from the plane. we have found some debris and we suspect they are from the plane however we still have to come firm further whether they are really parts of the sri we jiah plane. the aircraft was carrying 62 people and was bound to the city of pontianak from jakarta. air as chief executive said there was so far no clear cause for the crash and. based on the information i have the plane w

ok well it's a much evil says john edwards we went off to the united states and fred is i going to just read up a bit though because you just dog owner would spend 2 days and one of the hospitals the political spectrum be able disagree with you on that but talking about people of color. in american that goes for health care for a 2nd because i want to get back into well thinks that he has the people of color not remaining with this ridiculous socialist system it could actually be people come on this side today's election was a given all the advances the people of color made under the trumpet ministration and the fact that black eyes matter anyway was a movement that began after killings by police and the obama's administration why is the term but administration been criticizing back by as a matter and not talking more about its achievements i know we're troubled blacklight matter is is a marxist organization founded by 3 women who are valid marx's who make it clear they were trained as mark says it's a it's an antecedent or a result of the former black panthers in the black liberation a

john bel edwards, the governor there said that there will be special elections for house seats, one left vacant by luke letlow, the other vacated by cedric richmond, who is going into the biden administration. the special election is now set in louisiana for march 20. the independent mine, patricia is in knots island, north carolina. hello there. patricia? are you on with us? caller: yes. host: go ahead. caller: am i ready? host: you are on the air, go ahead. caller: ok, well, seemed like everybody else has set almost a everything -- almost everything except that i think trump should be tried for murder for the woman that was shot and i think that the family of them should go after him. as for the politics stuff, seems like everyone else has said everything that i probably would have said. i'm not going to take the time. i'm an independent and i hate to say it, but i did vote for trump, which right now i realize was a bad mistake and i'm sorry that i did. but who would have known at the time. so, i really just think that his wife should get rid of him, they all should sue him and taken t

edward jordan of north carolina. representative gerald ford of michigan, speaker of the house john mccormack of massachusetts. representative carl albert of oklahoma. mark trice, the executive director of the joint inaugural committee. the nation lays out an elaborate welcome mat for the new president. as the final day approaches, tens of thousands of citizens from every state and territory arrive to witness the momentous event. for many without tickets, it was a long and cold wait. january 20 began with below freezing weather, and thousands of visitors out early to locate a vantage point close to the inaugural stand. wherever they hailed from, american citizens can claim two

convicted sons of supporters which include everyone from whistleblower an american hero edward snowden to fame journalist john pilger along with over 7600 others have signed a letter asking president donald trump to pardon the son and while no one will know until january 20th that these efforts to gain a pardon will be successful or all for naught one thing we do know for certain is that the u.s. government is prosecution of julian assange is looking more and more like persecution with every passing day minute now or especially in light of a recently leaked audio recording brought to light by james o'keefe and project vera toss of all places real clear politics reports that quote this recording of a 2011 phone call between julia songe and clinton state department attorney general cliff johnson highlights claims made by wiki leaks for years that a rogue a former employee was responsible for leaking classified state department cables without the necessary redactions or other precautions wiki leaks normally employees . my friends this is julian a son jasc in the state department to help him mitigate the risks of

john bel edwards, the governor there said that there will be special elections for house seats, one leftant by luke letlow, the other vacated by cedric richmond, who is going into the biden administration. the special election is now set in louisiana for march 20. the independent mine, patricia is in knots island, north carolina. hello there. patricia? are you on with us? caller: yes. host: go ahead. caller: am i ready? host: you are on the air, go ahead. caller: ok, well, seemed like everybody else has set almost a everything -- almost everything except that i think trump should be tried for murder for the woman that was shot and i think that the family of them should go after him. as for the politics stuff, seems like everyone else has said everything that i probably would have said. i'm not going to take the time. i'm an independent and i hate to say it, but i did vote for trump, which right now i realize was a bad mistake and i'm sorry that i did. but who would have known at the time. so, i really just think that his wife should get rid of him, they all should sue him and taken to co

that many of the things he most wishes for are not going to be possible. >> jon meacham, donna edwards and johnmbering lives well lived. left on the steps of a church as a child, deborah hennessey was raised by strict nuns. she had very little knowledge of the outside world as a child. she got caught running away at age 12, and between 14 and 16, she lived with seven different foster families. after she graduated high school, she emerged as an independent young woman immediately drawn to social work. her grandson, sam levin, who brought her extraordinary story to life in a twitter thread told "the new york times," quote, she knew what it was like to grow up with nothing. so she wanted everyone to have everything. some years later, she and her second husband, who was also given up by his birth parents, settled in long beach, california. he got a job with the press telegram and made debbie near famous in the area with joking columns about the woman known to readers as the duchess. debbie hennessey was 80 years old when she died of covid complications three weeks ago. and the profound shame is thi

brendan buck, former adviser to former republican house speakers paul ryan and john boehner and former congresswoman donna edwardsid yesterday that the republican party is engaged in a civil war. do you concur? >> yeah, it's obvious that we're falling apart in front of our eyes. what i'm worried about is the other side of the civil war, the side against donald trump, is still vanishingly small. and i'm hoping that what happened yesterday is going to change that and that you're going to start finally seeing a few more republicans who realize that trumpism has been a cancer on the republican party. what we saw yesterday was the natural evolution of where this has been going. you had obviously a president who has been lying to people for months, for years, but you also had republican senators who were engaging it, who were perpetuating that lie, and this is what happened. and i'm hoping that what happened yesterday will open people's eyes and tell them that we can't keep doing this. look, we had a complicated history with the president, when i was working for speaker ryan. it's very clear at this point, he is a lost

. >> brandon buck, former senior adviser to house speaker john boehner, former maryland congresswom congresswoman donna edwards. stacey abrams was on last night saying she thinks they have done this, that they're highly motivated. we're seeing from what blayne is reporting from part of atlanta, a drop-off, not as many day-off voters. what do you think in terms of getting enough voters out today to overcome the traditional day-of republican vote? >> happy new year to you, andrea. i must say that i -- >> happy new year. >> absolutely. this election music or steve kornacki here at the beginning of january but here we are and all eyes are focused on my home state. what's interesting in that report from blayne other than the soundtrack that accompanied it, which i appreciate being a georgia native, she's in atlanta where we know a lot of black voters voted early in this runoff election and voted mail-in in this election because of concerns around coronavirus and because of concerns around election integrity, wanting to make sure they weighed in in these very conventional runoffs and that they weren't going to have

john lindsey of new york will serve as vice-chairman. its other members will include the senator from oklahoma, edward w. brook, united states senator from massachusetts. the united states representative from california, 22nd district, los angeles. william m., the u.s. representative of the state of ohio, the fourth district. the president of the united steel workers. charles b. thornton, the president, director and chairman of the board. roy wilkins, the executive director of the naacp. catherine graham, the commissioner of investigate these in accordance with my standing instructions and continue to search for evidence of conspiracy. but even before the commission begins its work and even before all the evidence is in, there are some things that we tell about the outbreaks of this summer. first, let there be no mistake about it. the looting and arson and plunder and pillage which have occurred are not part of a civil righ rights -- there is no american right to loot stores or to burn villains or to fire rifles from the rooftops. that is crime, and crime must be dealt with forcefully and swiftly and cer

john lindsey of new york will serve as vice chairman. it's other members will include fred are harris, the senator from oklahoma. edward brook, united states senate from massachusetts. william mccullough, the representative from the state of ohio, fourth district. the president of the united steel workers. charles thornton, the president, director and chairman of the board but industries incorporated. right we'll cans, the executive director of the naacp. catherine paton, the commissioner of commerce in the state of kentucky. herbert jenkins, the chief of police and atlanta, georgia. the commission will investigate the origins of the recent disorders in our cities. it will make recommendations to me, to the congress, to the state governors and to the mayor for measures to prevent our more -- or contain such disasters in the future. and their work, the commission members will have access to the facts that are gathered by director edgar hoover in the federal -- federal bureau of investigation. the fbi will continue to exercise its full authority to investigate these riots in accordance with my standing instructions, and

edward jordan of north carolina. representative gerald ford of michigan, speaker of the house john mccormack of massachusetts.sentative carl albert of oklahoma. mark trice, the executive director of the joint inaugural committee. the nation lays out an elaborate welcome mat for the new president. as the final day approaches tens of thousands of citizens from every state and territory arrive to witness the momentous event. for many without tickets, it was a long and cold weight. -- wait. january 20 began with below freezing weather and thousands of visitors out early to locate a vantage point close to the inaugural stand. wherever they hailed from, american citizens can claim two towns and once every four years they rededicate themselves to -- they congregate in one of them to rededicate themselves to the republic. this urge to participate in the ceremony stems partly from the fact that american institutions belong to the people. the inaugural ceremony is the transfer of presidential power. but it also symbolizes the strength of all three branches of government. in this spirit, the the inaugural platform, the

name financial donors, our colleagues at cnbc found names that include john paulson and ronald who each of whom donate $2800 and edward5600. the full story is son our website cnbc.com these are already the most expensive races in history and early-voting turn out is shattering records. >> thank you, potentially a lot at stake could mean the difference between gridlock which markets in general view as a good thing and i blue wave. for a long time you didn't think the markets were pricing in the possibility of a blue wave and what it could mean in terms of policy. >> yeah, i think the most likely outcome would be a split one of each. so, that sort of leaves you in gridlock unless you have a moderate senator move over even if democratics win both seats the knee jerk reaction would be down because of taxes going up but furtherer interpretation would show okay, chance of infrastructure bill would be higher. that will be good for something like a united rent ats -- rentals. i also don't know if we'll know tomorrow night it could drag on longer. >> it could take days. let's talk more on the market impact of the georgia vote

it was listening to john troubles report about it moving north and i'm edwards look. as you play to win the game. i'm like. >>it's still. >>it's coming down. not as bad as it was say at the 5 or 6 o'clock hour. but certainly a steady rainfall now and we're off. stevens creek boulevard a big street it's almost like san jose's version of market street. and you can see not a lot of cars because a lot of people are sheltering in plays or they're working at home who knows but the bottom line is when you hit the road. you will be running into rain or at least puddles or rain on the roadway look at this now that the sun is up area this is exactly what you will see on the freeways puddling going on take it easy make sure to have your headlights on remember windshield wipers going which is automatically triggers your headlights so just be careful with that. also it is not windy at this time we have the trees here. we do this professionally so we want to make sur. they you can see what we are talking about look at the trees they're not swinging back and forth pretty good. but h

joining our conversation is former cia director john brennan and former congresswoman donna edwards.brennan, when we spoke 24 hours ago, it felt like a slow response from law enforcement. it wasn't clear exactly what was going on. i think i want to know what you think now and if you agree with general powell 24 hours later? >> well, like secretary powell and most other americans i'm still in shock at what happened yesterday. watching the video footage of the sacking of the capitol is a national disgrace as he said. it's clear that many of the capitol police took some heroic efforts to try to prevent the bedlam taking place. this was a failure of leadership. leadership at the capitol police, but also the federal agencies that are supposed to prevent from happening. there are levels to help the capitol police. this was anticipated. did the white house have a meeting with the various organizations that keep law and order in washington, d.c.? the sacking of the nation's capitol is the result. >> i wonder what you make of the u.s. attorney in the district not ruling out charges against do

edward lawrence, thank you very much. dr. marty makary with us right now, johns hopkins university professor of public health.o you make of this move now to coordinate policy among the states to get the vaccine out in some states doing okay, others not nearly as much. >> well, i think we're seeing what a bureaucracy looks like. you know, many people have said if we just simply streamlined things and made it more simple, then we would get more people over 65 immunized. and remember, 80% of the deaths are in people over 65. that's only about 50 million americans. now, maybe 10 million of them will never get the vaccine, they'll just refuse, or it'll be too difficult to consent them. getting 40-45 million people immunized to reduce that mortality rate by over 80% is not a hard task. do we want to spend another $400 billion, as biden as proposed, on the distribution. is the problem really the supply, or is it the distribution being streamlined versus complex. neil: you know, people get frustrated, maybe rightly so, doctor, on the pace of all of this. businesses that remain closed, dining facilities that are on li

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john carroll here on the gao committee. the city attorney's office, specifically deputy city attorney ann pearson and supervisor mar and his legislative aide edwardt for their work, all of them, in ensuring a smooth transition helping us get up to speed to serve as chair of the committee. mr. clerk w that, please call item one. >> thank you, mr. chair. agenda item number one is follow-up hearing on the 2018 to 2019 civil grand jury report entitled act now before it is too late. progressively expand and enhance our high pressure emergency firefighting water system. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this matter should call the public comment number now, and i will repeat that number. 415-655-0001. enter the meeting i.d. of 146 181 2723 followed by pressing the pound sign to connect to the meeting. and then to indicate that you wish to speak, press the star key followed by number 3 to enter the queue. the system prompt wills indicate that you have raised your hand. wait until the system indicates that your line has been unmuted and that will be your opportunity to provide your comments. mr. chair? >> thank you, mr. clerk. i