don't trump but he's no more a free man to make up his mind about things witness what he said about jude in a soundtrack she's clearly absolute nonsense he is just trotting out. so is joe biden likely. juden massage which she would obviously it's the correct thing to do that should be the 1st they need an attorney going into office when john returned oh by the way 1st aid executive for julian assange that was obviously a ridiculous saying that. he might buy pre-disaster barack obama refused to prosecute the good for very good or very good grounds so he's free to go and down with these good work is that going to happen. probably not you know biden strings are being firmly pull. by the cabal of only go to actually from the united states of america so i think it's extremely unlikely and i hope i'm wrong i really need to just to summarize really what you've been saying roger the bottle is all but there's a war there and the next 2 days the bail announcement that's for you is the most pertinent points here. this is a battle not just for the life of one great truly great journalist julian and

businesses, hoping they have been forced to shut down for the last time getting in santa rosa lee jude all kron 4 news, he'll wind fan. >>let's speaking of the weather let's turn to our 4 zone forecast from meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by to talk about the napa valley kind of rough night there we've got that rain developing around the bay area of fact in the napa area. they're currently under a flash flood watch that continues in a vacaville back out toward the coastline. it's a sensible mill valley under flash flood watch as well as long parts of the peninsula to toward portola valley also boulder creek pacifica daly city parts of the east bay going to see these rain rates really picking up throughout the night we've seen that now start to pick up around parts of the bay area see some pockets. some yellow out there though some moderate amounts of rain beginning to come in, but the rain has been pretty steady starting this afternoon and now start to pick up your start to see a little more yellow these pop-up developing outside. we'll see more of that and then really intensify

cautious of jude reaction was perhaps a sign of things to come however. frankfurt pushback is crashing the leverkusen offense became apparent. jonathan toews blushes save by keeper look at my desk on this occasion. ah. but even he couldn't stop frankfurt as his defenders allowed army units to waltz in on goal. by units hadn't scored all season play because and handed him an easy opening and it was one all after 22 minutes. frankfurt cracked on his holes continue to burst open my units really should have made it to 139 minutes. i mean he appeared to be living only outlet but the german international couldn't recreate his early magic. if anything frankfurt felt aggrieved by the 11 scoreline heading into the break. leverkusen is defensive issues continued in the 2nd half day to come out i whipped a ball into the box in edmonton so but could only direct it into his own net by hardly the stuff of a title challenge or. fun 73 minutes come but i could have sealed the match he was left in paris seemingly open inside the box by an absent leverkusen defense. they d

archbishop carroll prayed that you oh creator of would assist with your holy spirit of council and for to jude the president of these united states. that his administration may be conducted in righteousness and be eminently useful to your people. today we confess our past failures to live, according to our vision of equality inclusion and freedom for all. yet we resolutely commit still more know to renewing that vision. to caring for one another in word and deed, especially the least fortunate among us. and so becoming a light for the world. there is a power in each and every one of us that lives by turning to every other one of us. the thrust of the spirit to cherish and care and stand by others and above all those most in need. it is called love. and its path is to give ever more of itself. today it is called american patriotism. born out of power and privilege. but of care for the common good. with malice toward none and with charity for all. a new president we may give you the wisdom. solomon sort when you know before you and prayed for an understanding so that i can govern your people and

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1st off in africa because the 1st african nation to register sputnik the vaccination campaign there jude start later this month earlier my colleague you know neal spoke with dr john dombrowski pain management expert at the washington pain center he believes the fact that russia's vaccine is easier to store for a start compared to western shots makes it a selling point. this is a 1st world problem that they have it has to be stored so cold so we're straight in getting it was wells in america but for the continent of africa this is not even sorry not even a place to start sputnik $516.00 is easier to just store in a north african country with maybe less you know sophisticated storage material for another way of getting it out to the population for the globe that is more accessible is is very important the russian vaccine developers claim their job will prove effective against that how confident can they be at this stage he said when you work with an 80 viral vaccination you're looking at certain proteins of the virus and perhaps there's always something in common with a new strain hopefull

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wiki leaks editor and cheap christian who roughed her up to and he said i can yet it's not a win for jude in just yet nor a win for jonas and just yet but there should be more pressure applied on to the united states for the u.s. government to finally say enough is enough because of calls to do so and has been wanted by the united states for his alleged role in one of the largest compromises of classified information in the history of the united states and if he were to be found guilty he would have been sentenced up to 175 years behind prison that's under the u.s. is indictments of 18 counts under the espionage act for spying and publishing tons of fire documents all related to the war in iraq and afghanistan plus one of conspiracy to hack a government computer to publish these documents as well though according to today's sun just defense the united states was trying to prosecute yunus on the political grounds it was a politically motivated case it said of course if it is politically motivated that would therefore mean that you know a soldier was exempt from actually titian under the u.

judes. observation observance of the group's although the prime minister himself a spot it's like ling 11 kilometers away from downing street so is it a case of one rule for me and another for you shouting at it stashed. in. or out following this next the u.s. house of representatives has voted on a resolution asking vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment to start impeachment proceedings against donald trump however pen's isn't ready stated that he'd reject that call adding that attempts at a 2nd a page meant not the best course in his view of action for the country i do not believe that such a course of action is in the best interest of our nation or consistent with our constitution i urge the congress to avoid actions that would further divide and inflame the passions of the moment or the retreat really a continuation of the races which. followed the human i think it's a good day to our country and it was a tremendous anger. so as lawmakers attempt to remove trump from the

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to the dismay of his supporters when he's co-founder jude in the sand just being denied bail on remain in custody pending washington's a pale on his extradition u.k. court turned down the u.s. request on monday of the concerns that a songe would commit suicide but a songes legal team hasn't given up those saying that they are going to appeal wednesday's decision. this in iowa bailable with the most likely hood will be appealed to the high court within hours or a few days and we. will expect this to be over to.

going to get a cheap shot at that larry would ask you tough questions but they would be questioned jude expect from an everyday citizen every day of your life if you happen to be involved in anything of controversy. monella as a young journalist and broadcaster knew about the opportunity to interview larry numerous times on your show in question what kind of colleague a mentor was larry king for young journalists around the newsroom in the times that you've both worked with him in here or when you're interviewing him on your show well i would say there were 2 parts to this that you could learn from larry or take away it's from larry one of them was one of the things that can't be taht is just something that larry himself had and you hope you can possibly imitate was just the ability to make people comfortable before the interview starts that they feel comfortable in speaking to you and and being honest and i think. one of the main things i learned from from working with larry the last few years is that 1st of all you can't really interview the king interview where the master interviewer

those already had the 1st that than ruining government plans to inoculate most of the population by jude and the head of the country's vaccination association the says indeed this shortage is nationwide. so. the number of doses we're receiving has been significantly reduced the vaccine is not being delivered at the rate that we anticipated it's a real problem for the national vaccination plan and it means a ton of us regions will have to review their strategies the supplies we do have will be needed to give 2nd doses to those who have already started the vaccination process so we will not be able to knock you are very vulnerable and increase groups that were identified in the original plan it's a difficult and uncomfortable situation. and a difficult and uncomfortable situation playing out across the just 2 percent of people have been vaccinated so far case in point the czech republic's stopped in all together for 2 weeks now because of a lack of doses but it's the spanish inoculation chief again saying brussels should have secured early supplies from pharma giants. i do not like the lac

to the dismay of his supporters wiki leaks co-founder jude in the sun just being denied bail and will remain in custody pending washington's appeal on his extradition u.k. court turned down the u.s. request on monday over concerns that this would commit suicide but it sounds as legal team hasn't given up though saying that they are going to appeal wednesday's decision. this denial of being able to get most likelihood the appeal to the high court if you know we're sure a few days. we. will expect this to be all over to. follow their good evening watching r.t. international just come 5 o'clock here in the russian capital that will start this hour with breaking news because wiki leaks co-founder to bring the sanchez being denied bail by a london court it does follow a decision to block his extradition earlier this week to the united states over concerns about his poor health and means that disarms will now remain in custody pending any appeal by the u.s. justice department. ok well let's get the latest now with our correspondent shadi edwards stache he's outside westminster magistrates'

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we had our first meeting at saint jude where i was in the hospital at the time. we pulled together a group of students and more people got involved. that included a young man named randy anderson who returned to montgomery. his father was a former airman. we pulled together students and had the largest march they had had in montgomery since the civil rights movement. we organize students from not only alabama state university, but we went around the state and organized others. for me it was rewarding as a young person to see that many people come together to try to save his legacy. >> that is amazing. people like this doctor in james orange, i happen to live in atlanta a mile and a half away from the martin luther king, you know, birthplace. these people are legends here. to walk amongst them, how did that influence you in your work now? >> oh, wow. to be able to pass on what i have two young people. calling everybody leader. the big leader. i think for them and for doctor and his staff and all those folks that may take me their wing when i was very, very young -

dung is combined with natural fibers sourced from farms waste such as jude fruit and cotton. the resulting product is therefore also better for the environment than regular paper. paper making use of loosely while the most water intensive industries in the world and is responsible for a lot of what we still have a lot of work goes on around this. we use don't you that i know what it would be also the water that you use because it has no chemical in it be just use a basic nutrition and it gets pumped back into the. recycling own water in. the past year was a tough one for the company as demand committed to do the coronavirus pandemic over the next 2 years they're planning to break down production into smaller units to enable their team to work from home. the enterprise has provided a welcome source of jobs plus a son of the company's product saves $27.00 trees from being failed to make conventional paper and made the rhinos providing the paper manufacturers with the raw material relations between the villagers and their animal neighbors have also improved. deforestation can be

the dung is combined with natural fibers sourced from farms waste such as jude fruit and cotton. the resulting product is therefore also better for the environment than regular paper. people making is a loosely while the most water intensive industries in the world and it's responsible for a lot of what we did in a lot of work goes on around this. we use we don't you that i know what it would be also the water that you use because it has no chemical in it because he was a basic nutrition courses and it gets pumped back into the. recycling on water in. the past year was a tough one for the company as demand plummeted to just the coronavirus pandemic over the next 2 years they're planning to break down production into smaller units to enable their team to work from home. the enterprise has provided a welcome source of jobs plus a son of the company's product saves $27.00 trees from being failed to make conventional paper and with the rhinos providing the paper manufacturers with the raw material relations between the villagers and their animal neighbors have also improved. deforest

initially we started organizing because i was in the hospital that's we had our first meeting at saint jude where i was in hospital at the time where we pulled together a group of students and people got involved in that march and that included a young man named randy anderson who is a vet who had returned to montgomery and his father was a tuskegee airmen and we pulled students who had the largest march since the days of the civil rights movement and we also organized that only alabama state university but we went around the state to organize other hcb you one - - hbc you to see those many people come together to save the legacy. >> that's amazing. >> and through that you met people like james orange i happen to live in atlanta a mile and half away from the martin luther king birthplace and museum. these people are legends here. so to walk amongst them when you are a relatively young adul adult, how did that influence you in your work now? >> now the way it influences me for the past two young people james called everybody leader and he rose a big leader. so i think for them for the doctor

i was in the hospital and that's when we had our first meeting at saint jude where i was at the hospital at the time and there we pulled together a group of students and more people got involved and the march included the young man named randy anderson who returned to montgomery. his father was a former tuskegee airmen. we pulled together students and had the largest march since the civil rights movement and we also organized not only from alabama state university that we went around and organized from others who showed up. through that, you met people like joseph flowery and james orange. when you are a relatively young adult, how does that influence you in your work now? >> to be able to pass on what i have to young people. he was a big leader. i was with a gentleman and james was sitting at a table nearby because he was there at the voting rights march and they became friends and stayed in contact through the years. i admit him prior to that time because of the work i was doing at alabama state university. we actually established a chapter we had it chartered in alabama state universi

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so what's going on out there saint jude's hospital as an example is one of the real success stories i enjoy for the quarter, because they had to work remotely to save children's lives. and by enabling saint jude, with the now platform, they were able to take everything remote, streamline their operations, and deliver success, in 30 days. and the same paradigm is true in nhs scotland, with vaccine management, now vaccinating 5.5 million people on the now platform, north carolinians with 10 million citizens. the point is, we can pivot so quickly, in any environment, pre-covid, covid, and then more of a hybrid world, after covid, which is why we're growing faster than all of the other ones so i really see a re-ordering of the enterprise participants and servicenow will continue to be the market leader for sure >> bill, good morning. it's john, hay, put a finer point on that for us, if you can, because we've seen such success from certain enterprise software players that were positioned right to begin with, heading into this crisis, servicenow seemed to be one of them, what is the differe

jude where i was in the hospital at the time and there we pulled together a group of students and moreple got involved and that march included a young man named randy anderson who was a vet who had returned to montgomery. father was former airman and we putted together students and had the largest march they had had inmont -- in montgomery since civil rights movement. we went around the state and organized others that showed up. it was momentous. for me it was rewarding the see those many people come together to try to save this legacy. >> that's amazing. and through that, you met people like dr. jeff flowery. i happened to live in atlanta, mile and a half away from the martin luther king, you know, birthplace and museum and these people are legends here and so to walk amongst them when you're relatively young adult, how does that influence you in your work now? >> oh, wow. the way it influences me in my work now is be able to pass onto young people. the only thing about -- she called everybody a leader, you know. a big leader. so i think from them and for drd randal osbourne and those

jude, which is where i was in the hospital at the time.re we pulled together a group of students, and more people got involved in that march. it included a young man named randy anderson who was a vet who had returned to montgomery. his father was a former tuskegee airman, and we pulled together students and had the largest march they had in montgomery since the days of the civil rights movement. and we also organized not only students from alabama state university, but we went around the state and organized students from other hbcus who showed up. for me, it was rewarding as a young person to see those many people come together to try to save this legacy. >> host: that's amazing. and through that you met people like dr. joseph lowery and james orange. i happen to live in atlanta about a mile and a half away from the martin luther king, you know, birthplace museum. and these people are legends here. and so to walk amongst them when you're relatively young, how did that influence you in your work now? >> guest: oh, wow. the way it influence

stella morris their feeling is that there is still something of an uphill struggle to go to ensure that jude intissar just walks free from prison we know that an appeal looks likely to be launched by the prosecution by the united states acting through the u.k.'s crown prosecution service we also know that a request for bail has been launched to we are likely to hear the results of that one in this day but a song his defense have suggested that if granted he could be out of prison on bio before the end of the week. live in london dave many thanks indeed julian assange has founded wiki leaks in 2006 the website was meant to be a place where leakers could drop classified and sensitive information in 2010 it released a video showing the killing of civilians in baghdad in a u.s. strike among those killed were 2 employees of the reuters news agency in the following months wiki leaks released hundreds of thousands of classified u.s. military documents related to iraq and afghanistan months later your innocence was arrested in london to face on the geishas of rape and sexual assault made by 2 women

president elect joe biden to make a statement before he leaves for washington it's jude happen any moment now so just want you we're going to interrupt whatever we're doing at the time to take that speech live in the meantime while we wait after weeks of setbacks brazil has finally started its nationwide coronavirus vaccination program for people in the city of binocs the gateway to the amazon rain forest vaccines can't come soon enough the health system there is on the verge of collapse as oxygen supplies dwindle water can get to kids is that. the war room was set up in the warehouse where millions of 1000 vaccines had been stored on monday health minister. gave governors order to distribute them throughout brazil. this is the 1st step towards the largest vaccination campaign in the world this is our mission in the world. but for many families in the northern city of my mouse on the edge of the amazon rain forest the order comes too late. struggled to keep her husband alive in the hospital ran out of box. moses what do before doug solution i tried buying an oxygen cylinder but couldn't f

jude medical center.irus nowhere near over. >> i can only imagine every day if not every hour that there's a different concern at the top of your list at this point in the pandemic. what's keeping you up at night? >> vaccine rolling out fast enough and people not getting ahead of it. >> reporter: joe biden has this plan of delivering 100 million vaccine doses in his first 100 days of his presidency. dr. fauci said that's absolutely doable. astre areneinorks from jnson those could be before regulators for approval in a matter of weeks. robin? >> kaylee, thank you. >>> we bring in ashish jha, dean of the brown university school of public health. you just heard in kaylee's report, and joe biden promising 100 million doses in his first 100 days in office. considering all that we're going through right now, is this attainable? >> it's attainable. i think it is attainable. they've got a good team in place. personally i'd like to see them beat those numbers, because we're in very bad shape in the pandemic. we ne

politically connected individuals and you were in direct contact with them going around the typical it jude. agena cory -- and what did you learn that helps u.s. of deputy secretary and would help you should you be confirmed as secretary? senator i learned something during port and from this report and it's for that reason i'm grateful for it and i should say as an individual both in my personal life and my professional life i learned and i learn each and every day to be better tomorrow than i am today and it's a commitment i will carry forward throughout my life. i have learned that individuals in the eb-5 investor visa program and therefore the in the agency may not have full visibility from all that i'm involved in and all of which i do as a leader and therefore they may take a slice of my actions and gather misperceptions of what fuels me as a leader in what drives me as a government servant. if i may senator these weren't the only three cases i was involved in. there were dozens and dozens whether for the richer the poor the franchise or the disenfranchised became involved to ensure th

. >> our newest addition 1-week-old jude is joining the party. >> hey, "today" show. >> that was cuteust waking up, thank you so much for joining us. savannah, hoda, and al, all have the day off. >> absolutely. hope you enjoy this day of service. speaking of al, tomorrow on "today," he will be getting the first dose of the covid vaccine live right here on the show. of course, he qualifies because he's over the age of 65. we should also point out, al signed up himself online, like everybody else. now, it's his turn. it will be interesting to get a firsthand look at the vaccination process starting tomorrow on "today." >> talked to him about it last week. he is very excited. >> also wants to set an example. >> yes. we'll do that tomorrow. >>> right now, let's get to your news at 8:00. just days before president-elect joe biden's inauguration, washington, d.c., has been america is on alert. newly released video of this month's attack on congress underscores precisely why. nbc's tom costello joins us with the very latest from capitol hill. tom, good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morni

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we have been telling you about in the senate commerce -- science and confirmation committee -- pete jude- pete buttigieg, the nominee for transportation secretary, having his hearing this morning. we will take you there now and we will be back on "washington journal" tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m.