thee governor kristi christie no one, they so annoyed by you. is that and why do you have a target on your back when it comes to the american media? >> you know, i think it is about control. they have used for the last year fear to control people. in south dakota, we just took a very different path. we knew the science told us we couldn't stop the virus. we could slow it down and protect people who might be vulnerable and make sure we have enough hospital capacity to take care of those who need it, but that we would do it together and allow people to be flexible to allow people to be flexible to put food on the table. that was a unique approach that for our people that worked really well. we did have tragedies and we did we did have tragedies and we did through it better if virtually than every other state. i think the media hates that because it really is a testimony to what republicans believe in and what conservatives believe in. we implemented what we always say we believe and it showed does work and and it showed bring more opportunities to

ron desantis gets 43% kristi noem it's 11%, donald trump jr. gets 8%.o again you see how important to everybody here the grassroots the base of the conservative movement in the republican party it is either president trump or a trump candidate, here is the last one just so everybody has a good idea what do you think the job approval rating is going to be? >> what do you think? 90, was 95 last year. [cheering] thank you, and made my job really easy. you have a 97% job approval but look at it, probably nobody in the history of the conservative movement has earned your support the way this president has. look what's happened it's gone up every single year and not only does 97% say they approve of the president in spite of the fact they tried to cancel them but more important they're trying to cancel you that's what this is about and they're trying to cancel his agenda and you have 87% say they strongly approve of the president. thank you i been coming to cpac, i used to come here in college that's how long ago almost 40 years ago. i appreciate and i can't

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reporting live in oakland, kristy smith, nbc bay area news. >> video of that crowd, very powerful, kristy smith. thank you very much. >>> with coronavirus vaccine in short supply, it was a surprise today when santa clara county put out the word about extra doses available. the county tweeted that limited appointments were opening up today. they put the notice out today about today for anyone who could get to the fair grounds by 3:30 this afternoon. anyone over 65 could snap up one of the extra appointments. the county health department twitter handle @healthy scc that's where they announced it. maybe they will again. the rest of the crowd made appointments days or weeks before. some getting the second dose erjts over in oakland preparations ramp up for tuesday's big opening of the mass vaccination site at the coliseum. calfire crews tweeted the pictures of the team arriving to help fema and cal oes with the task. yesterday they started putting up big tents. we mean big. coliseum will become the alameda largest center capable of 6,000 sots a day. >>> governor newsom took to twitter with a

. >> brennan: ronna mcdaniel, kristi noem, and adam kinzinger, will all weigh in on the future of the g.o.p. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >> brennan: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." we've got a lot of news this morning, and we want to start with our nior national correspondent mark strassmann. >> reporter: shipping alall over covid amemerica this week, nearly four million doses of johnson & johnhnson's new single-shot vaccine, approved saturday by the f.d.a. this third option boosts hopes for mass vaccination. by the end of march, vaccine-makers predict they'll be able to fully vaccinate half of all u.s. adults. success against covid is a science but also an ongoing struggle. >> we may be done with the virus, but clearly the virus is not done with us. >> reporter: multiple variants spread worry and worse. the u.k. variant accounts for 10% of the u.s. cases. the c.d.c. sees it as a predominant threat within two weeks. and a va caveat comes wrapped inside even seemingly good news. hospitalizations down drastically, and deaths have dropped in the last four

well that's a good point now let's switch gears a little bit kristie inflation is becoming an escalating concern among institutional investors so what are the early signs of inflation that we're seeing in the market right now. well right now you have the i am forecasting that the average annual inflation rate and advanced economies will double to 1.6 percent and 2021 from point 8 percent last year and again as we just spoke about the recent developed developments in the commodities markets also just suggest inflationary pressures are intensified you have more than $60.00 a barrel from $20.00 a barrel in april you have copper at the world's most important industrial metal now we are high above $8400.00 a ton more than 70 percent from its low last march and on top of that * as we just said some 2 banks they've been injecting about 6.6 trillion dollars in liquidity into the market since march and analysts are expecting central banks to cried at least another $5.00 trillion in additional liquidity as policymakers fulfill pledges that they've already made so basically governments will allow t

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kristi noem made a good joke. i'm the warmer dakota in south dakota.rtunities are. rarely we say good on "saturday night live." the cuomo thing the kind of allegations, yeah, i could see that. that is right with cuomo. people were so desperate for information at the moment. it is tuesday, here is my power point that resonated. it doesn't resonate anymore, it wasn't true, it didn't work. he covered it up. now turn about is coming for him. the story is the place. the story is the place of orlando and the governor who kept it open as opposed to where you can't have it as national harbor in washington, d.c. because it is all shut down. rachel: that's right. you know it's bad when "snl" goes after -- they must be waking up, must be waking up what is happening in the country. guys we're bad, they're not yet quite willing to say exactly that desantis and kristi noem had it right but all of us can read between the lines. will: that would be too much. rachel: as you point out, pete, people are moving with their feet. we'll turn to lucas tomlinson in washington

mike pompeo was here, governor kristi noem was here and governor desantis spoke yesterday josh hawley yesterday and hear from dr. ben carson tonight and so many others -- let's see who really has the message they want to hear. i'll tell you there's some themes number one, no never trump republican has a shot to get this nomination. number two, the same old kind of careful republican approach of saying you're going to do a lot of things, but only fighting for certain things that is not what these people want. they think when you're looking at socialism you have to fight for each and every of the policy proposals we say we stand for. jon: you mention never trump republican is never going win the nomination and call mitt romney but he and former president have been very much at odds, even he says that the president has the starting position the poll position going into 2024. he told "the new york times" i don't know if he'll run in 2024 or not but if he does i'm sure he'll win nomination. i look at the polls and the polls show that among if you put president trump in there among republic

kristi noem was one of the few governors not to implement stay-at-home guidelines at the beginning ofhe smithfield pork processing plant becoming one of the largest coronavirus clustering in the entire country. when trump decided to start holding rallies again, she was right there with him at mt. rushmore. and then there was the sturgis motorcycle rally and it became one of the biggest superspreader events in the entire country. here she is encouraging people to come to the state. >> protect their health and still enjoy their way of life and events like the motorcycle rally. our economy benefits when people come and visit us. >> by november, the dakotas were leading the world in covid deaths. and not only did she continue her hands-off approach, she made it harder for indigenous communities in her state to enact checkpoints to stop the spread of the virus where they live. it's a microcosm of what's happened throughout this entire pandemic. after the break, i'll be joined by the president's senior adviser for covid response and part of that response must contend with the fact that the

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[applause] ♪ welcome -- please welcome south dakota governor, kristi noem.

the former secretary of state and kristi noem. i went caution there is not a presidential primary for two more years. you don't have the same rundown. there is a straw poll for members of the congress. it will be interesting to watch. trump will win it. i am curious who else gets any balance and who will make a big play and spend a lot of money to bring people in, even though it is very unscientific. host: one thing are -- we are seeing is conservatives attacking republicans. donald trump, jr. spoke at cpac. >> can be seamless liz cheney's poll numbers? the one thing i will say is i am sure she has a lot of bipartisan support, because if it is one thing she and joe biden want to do is bound the middle east. everything else is a disaster. everything out -- else is just the kind of policies that put the republican party in a position where they needed a donald trump. seriously, liz cheney enter politics are only slightly less popular than her father is at equivalent. -- at a quail hunt. what? fact checkers, fact checkers, please hav

later, south dakota governor kristi noem addresses the conference. here is former secretary of state mike pompeo. pompeo. [applause] ♪ mr. pompeo: thank you for that warm greeting. it is always a blessing and a little unnerving to have your son at the podium. i looked out here and i see you all and i feel really at home, and thank you for that. [applause] last year i came as the 70th secretary of state, president trump's secretary of state. before that i was a member of congress from kansas. but this is different. in the last few months we have been called clowns, deplorable's, ignorant, rednecks, people resistance. some said i was the worst secretary of state of all time. since i last saw you, the chinese and iranians don't think much of me either. but i am out of our accomplishments that we have truly upended the status quo. [applause] we have mistreated enormous resistance to socialism, cancel culture. we have resisted seeing our liberties and freedoms swept away. this is a noble, where the fight, and we are in it. we fought hard on nearly every f

here's the bay area's kristi smith with now. >> reporter: governor newsion toured the vaccination hub at the mosconi center and says there is progress in the state with vaccines. >> we've seen a trip lifeng vaccinations at ministered in just the last month. let me be even more specific. as i speak, 5.5 million vaccines have been administered in the state of california. >> the site is capable of handling 7,000 to 10,000 each day but things have started out on a much smaller scale n.l.a. officials said they were temporarily have to close sites due to a shortage. newsom says the challenge is still not having enough supply from the federal government, but the biden administration does give a three-week window into allocations. >> next week we anticipate a modest increase, 1.2 million doses. not a substantial increase, and while the administration's done a very admirable job to carry more moderna and pfizer vaccines to the tune of 200 million plus, those vaccines are not available until later in the summer. >> reporter: newsom says efforts will focus on more diverse communities to broaden

kristie lu stout in hong kong.ciate it. >>> donald trump's big lie about a stolen election is getting a lot of traction among conservatives, it's a toxic message but one the ex-president will probably repeat again when he addresses cpac later today. a preview just ahead. >>> plus trump's near mystical hold on his supporters. we will discuss what his speech could mean for the future of the republican party. stay with us. got unbeatableex all-in-one y'e relief from your worst cold and flu symptoms. so when you need to show your cold who's boss, grab mucinex all-in-one... and get back to your rhythm. feel the power. beat the symptoms fast. dry, distressed skin that struggles? new aveeno® restorative skin therapy. with our highest concentration of prebiotic oat intensely moisturizes over time to improve skin's resilience. aveeno® healthy. it's our nature™. >>> i hear president biden saying america is back. back to what? back to piles of crash to the ayatollah so he can build missiles that threaten us? back to apologizi

drinking water is scarce and it kristie practically nonexistent. while they have been improvements on the country's infrastructure daily life for most is still a struggle. to run out changed. randi runs a transport business after one of his drivers had an accident he takes to the road he has to deliver a spare part. while the stricken truck has been badly damaged vandy has been assured it is still running. only this is the state of the vehicle. that. i don't want very nice and safe but not for her so. i do. not play. well. for us. so. it is because i'm ok this. is how these. guys. spat delivered but the return journey promises to be even tougher ahead lies 150 kilometer of mostly unpaved roads that have been further devastated by torrential rain while the small beat up truck may not be a pretty sight it's impressively study. unlike the truck found. asked to drive the only one who has available probably do right now as he got seas are rough. but a lot of the bridges. he thought it would. mean no comment when it used to stop bridge yeah yeah yeah fin

we look at kristi noem in south dakota. social distancing, masks, listen to the experts and watch out for your neighbors. they did a better new york, new jersey, pennsylvania and california. >> i saw a poll and that will sum this up white ron desantis attacked and why did andrew cuomo and gavin newsom do the worst job in the company -- country and golden calf it. people were worshiping them singing hymns to andrew cuomo? why were they doing that? because they were democrats. and you look at this poll who lost the most credibility during the pandemic? who led the pack? the media, sadly nobody trust them anymore so we will see. >> sean: and the interesting thing, what really worked is operation warp speed. manned the hospitals, rebuilt the hospitals, got all the pp p. that would be donald trump and out these governors lashing out on them every day. all right, dan bongino, thank you. don't we come back rush limbaugh passed away last week. his wife announced a virtual memorial service will be held for her husband in the comingt

kristi noem. they protected the most vulnerable in their states.ening safely, putting trust and faith in the citizens in their states rather than shielding, let's see, cuomo, gavin newsom, governor walz, governor murphy and others who had disastrous policies. remember, he protected seniors early on. as a piece in "the new york post" explained, "florida went out of its way to get covid-19 positive people out of nursing homes while new york went out of its way to get them in, a policy now widely acknowledged to have been a complete debacle with a full cover-up. and he also safely opened up the schools, allowed businesses to take adequate health measures to be able to fully reopen. south dakota governor resisted calls to lockdown her state and understood the importance of balancing the risk of the virus with the major risks of destroying the livelihoods of foreign working families. and are they facing impeachment? nope. are they facing recalls? not at all. joining us now with reaction, south dakota governor, kristi noem. remember interviewing you a co

[applause] ♪ welcome -- please welcome south dakota governor, kristi noem.applause] >> good afternoon. you all look wonderful. it is such an honor to be with all of you here today. my guess is one year ago, most of you had no idea who i was. [laughter] but unlike the d.c. media, i'm sure you all at least know there are two dakotas and i'm the governor of the warmer one. i am here today to share some of the lessons -- one of the main questions that needs to be answer is why does america need conservatives? the question of why america needs conservatives can be answered by just mentioning one single year. that year is 2020. everybody knows almost overnight we went from a roaring economy to a tragic, nationwide shut down. by the getting of 2020, president trump had created 7 million new american jobs. [applause] we had the lowest unemployment rate in over half a century and unemployment rates for lax and hispanics and asian americans reach the lowest levels in history. more than 10 million people had been lifted out of poverty and out of welfare and all of that

kristi gross fox 40 news.his one you can go to a special section on our website under the black history month. tap and our website if you didn't know by now is kron 4 dot com. >>when people are at their lowest they are easiest targets for scammers which sadly makes the pandemic an opportune time for them. >>has a warning about a scam in los angeles that could only cost you some money but also your home as well. >>i mean this should never happen to anybody. in the reason why i'm here today is to try to stop this car on peyton has lived in this home in mid-city los angeles for more than 20 years. in november of 2019 she was shocked to receive a letter in the mail from the county recorder's office stating she had gifted her home to a man named frank galvan it was horrifying. so i reached out to the county recorder's office tell them i did no such thing she filed a police report a complaint with the county and after realizing this would not be an easy battle. she hired in that someone purporting to be miss peyton

here with more details a kristie lu stout joining us from hong kong.orrific scenes in that lockdown. what's the latest? >> reporter: kim, a horrific and brutal crackdown today as police across myanmar opened fire using live a.m. anything on anti-coup protesters. this took place across the country. according to local news reports in a town in the south of myanmar at least three protesters were shot and killed, in yangon at least one protester shot and killed n mandalay reports of at least an additional protester there shot and killed. this grim talley making today the deadliest day of protests since the coup took place on february 1st. additional local media reports say that at least five student protesters have been arrested. we've been monitoring all day social media coming in from myanmar, which we see police in full riot gear taking on protesters, using live ammu ammunition. we hear shots, with he hear gunfire, we hear the onlookers screaming and crying in terror. myanmar's ambassador to the united nations, he defied the military after he gave that

kristy gross fox 40 news.till ahead here on kron 4 news tonight why people in sacramento are calling on the mayor to resign even blaming him for the deaths of several people over the past week. >>a lot of businesses are struggling to pay rent and keep a roof over their head during the pandemic and that applies to a nonprofit animal shelter in lodi and they're saying there that they could lose their building and don't know what happened to all the animals crush paul tsongas has their story. >>for the past 31 years we rescue dogs and 21 of those years at this location on south cherokee lane in lodi. we're not able to take everybody patricia sherman inner staff and volunteers at animal friends connection, humane society have adopted out nearly 20,000 rescued cats and dogs and during the pandemic adoptions have only gone up a terribly surprised yes, but that string of good news came to an abrupt end sherman tells fox 40 they learned thursday, they will have to find a new location to move their operations after the

fauci is wrong a lot. >> so you hear kristi noem talking about the covid restrictions but then you hearey and ted cruz screaming about cancel culture. scott, what is the actual strategy for people who want to maybe be the party's nominee in 2024? which is it? >> i think they are road testing these messages right now. i don't think they know quite what's going to work by 2024 so they are looking for things today to see how people respond to it. this is not unlike what trump did at times and he would throw out messages at his rallies to see how people would respond. i think people are picking up on that strategy. i mean, the world will change 100 times between now and 2024. i think the question for the republicans is, though, do you think you can put an anti-strategy at the center of a national presidential election? you can certainly put one at the center of a midterm where jurisdictions and geography are more important, but in 2024 is being anti, anti-media, anti-democrat, anti certain people in your own party, is that enough or do you have to give them something further? what we never

kristi noem, thank you.to home, closer to new york new jersey's legalizing recreational marijuana. the governor phil murphy signing three bills yesterday makes it legal for anyone 21 or older to buy 6 ounces of pot in the state. new jersey the 13th state to legalize marijuana. >> dana: nobody is really happy with the end result but inevitable this is going to happen. colorado was the first state to do that. friends say they think it was a terrible decision. family is doing well under it. i have a cousin there who has figured out the business side. he has done very well. for me, i'm not into it. you? >> kind of change the sense of the sidewalks in new york city. >> dana: another mark -- >> bill: all the time. >> dana: another big confirmation hearing on capitol hill today as hhs nominee becerra prepares for tough questions from republican senators and the recall effort against california governor is gaining steam. newsom will send out stimulus checks to millions in california. will it help him? we'll talk abo

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kristy smith joins with us more. >> reporter: they are wrapping is up. i had a chance to speak with an organize era few minutes ago and she said she wasn't expecting a turnout as large as it was. they say it's about acknowledging hurt and pain that people are feeling about what they've seen. but also having a dialogue and coming together as a community, looking for answers. they came together at madison park in oakland, several community groups, and oakland chinatown coalition, all about healing communities. in response to the violent attacks and robberies we have seen targeting the asian community where the victims are often elderly. today there was a very diverse group of people who came out to support as they talked about cross-cultural education and dialogue, weighings to keep the community safe and program

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speaking of one of those republican governors, kristi noem, governor of south dakota, in a few moments from now. and when she speaks, we'll bring that do to you live. and let's add mike pompeo to that potential list of presidential republican candidates who spoke this afternoon. it's going to be quite a shape-up as we continue. so we'll get back to you guys right of after governor nome speaks, thanks. arthel? arthel: eric, thank you. the house passes president biden's covid relief bill, but what kind of challenges does it face in the senate, and will the deal get any republican support? we'll have more on that coming up next. ♪ ♪ we started with computers. we didn't stop at computers. we didn't stop at storage or cloud. we kept going. working with our customers to enable the kind of technology that can guide an astronaut back to safety. and help make a hospital come to you, instead of you going to it. so when it comes to your business, you know we'll stop at nothing. ♪ hey now, you're an all-star, get your game on, go play ♪ ♪ hey now, you're a rock star, get the show on, get paid ♪ ♪

with great osu most days i would trust how do you burns with my life he's a man of creation take kristie when you meet him you'd recognize sincerity and tooth maybe taken as makes a really important point when she said there's a need for mosques at work but accommodate deaf people who let preet. then us just moved on to vaccines and whether any are being disposed of at the end of working days and brought a boy says my daughter's boyfriend is a g.p. an edge of and yesterday gave for i'm used to assess to end of day patience l.w. says this is exactly what's happening to the news doses where my husband works given to staff or patients even have a list of people who might be able to come in at very short notice as appropriate at the end of the day with the aim that notices should go in the bin well that's great news for us all now over to alex who's interviewing renowned anthropologist we t.v.'s with there was welcome back to the chill thanks very much alex i'm delighted to be here with you welcome.

chair woman ronna mcdaniel, governor kristi noem of south dakota, and illinois congressman adam kinzinger. president biden today said there will be an announcement monday for the future relations of the u.s. with saudi arabia. this as a newly declassified intelligence report officially blames crown prince mohammed bin salman for the gruesome murder of "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggi. cbs news' holly williams has the details. >> reporter: the report says that crown prince mohammed bin salman approved an operation to capture or kill saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. khashoggi was an outspoken critic of the saudi arabian regime. president biden says he told th. president biden ys hol crowrince's crown prince's father, kingsalman, that "the rules are changing." >> we are going to hold them accountable for human rights abuses. it is outrageous what happened. >> reporter: khashoggi went to the saudi consulate in istanbul, turkey, in october 2018 to pick up documents he needed to get married. but he never made it out alive. after denying any involvement in the disappearance for week

has killed at least $38.00 people and it kristie is returning to texas one of the hardest hit states but millions of people are still facing a lack of fresh water freezing temperatures of course the 1st leaving millions of texans without access to clean water locals have also been forced to stand in long lines for food as shops run low on supplies the texas governor's blowing the power grid operator for the massive outage just saying it had failed to prepare for the storm. has more. at a time like this you would think that texans would be receiving lots of love and sympathy from their fellow americans but not this time some just don't seem to be able to forget that texas is red they say this is god's punishment for election denial i feel for the people suffering through this weather but god doesn't seem to like ted cruz will join courneya these 2 also never recognize to do a war and if this isn't payback i don't know what he is a texas keep voting for officials who don't believe in climate change and supported privatization of the power grid maybe in 4 years you can vote for trump ag

kristi had summer school outside just to keep her students on track. [applause] we found our heroes in those things moving. in grocery store clerks. all montana and trucking for 30 years, truck stops and restaurants closed, along his route, he's had to do without basic necessities all while keeping our supply chains moving. we found our heroes and small business owners and others who help support our response to the pandemic. steel toed distillery which partnered with veterans nonprofit organizations to make hand sanitizer, like restoration whose employees washed and disinfected first responder vehicles free. like the clinic which provided free childcare to essential healthcare workers, we found heroes next door and our friends and neighbors, the people who checked on seniors to make sure they were okay when the state was under lockdown. the people sold masks for healthcare providers and emergency responders when ppe was in short supply. in montana, neighbors helped neighbors. it's what we do and what we have done during this difficult year. all of mon

is the founder and head trader at the 10 minute stock trader thank you both for being here today kristie i want to start with you could this be construed as market manipulation i mean what will be the focus of these discussions in terms of future regulations when it comes to what happened over the last several weeks. well that's a big question and technically it isn't market manipulation because that's defined as with dissemination of false our misleading information with the aim of manipulating investors into buying or selling securities so that's what happened during the pump and dump schemes during the early 2000 the dot com boom and historically it's been very difficult to prove because it can require showing that arbitrary spreads false information and then tended to break prices that's not what happened here at all with these credit for 7 and there wasn't necessarily any false information just the messages was a rocket mode you set urged other investors to hold on to their shares or i'm sure it reflected and earnest at heart by individual investors to seize on opportunities that ha

kristi noem gets 11%. donald trump, jr. gets 8% again, you see -- gets a percent.to everybody here, the base of the republican party, it is either president trump or a trump candidate. here is the last one just so everybody has a good idea. what you think the drop approval ratings is going to be? what do you think? 95 last year. thank you. made my job really easy. he has got a 97% drop approval. look at it. probably nobody in the history of the conservative movement has earned your support the way this president has. look at what is happening. it is pretty much gone up every single year. not only do 97% say they approve of the president despite of the fact they are trying to cancel him, more importing, they are trying to cancel you. they're trying to cancel his agenda. you have 87% say they strongly approve of this president. thank you. i have been coming to cpac now for -- i used to come here in college. almost 40 years ago. i appreciate it. i cannot tell you how much on a personal level how inspired i am by the people of this audience and the people have talked t

the next couple of days you will see moderate pressure pushing in from the atlantic it will turn to kristie cloudy old town increasingly wet also turn increasingly a windy this area of high pressure is blocking things off at the moment but as we go on through the next couple of days we will see the cold were just getting squeezed down towards the southeast the moment london one celsius minus 11 in moscow 14 degrees there in athens is because through the next couple of days just watch how those numbers change the yellow color started to push their way into western parts of europe plus 11 there in london by monday minus 19 for moscow well down to single figures there for athens at that stage still plenty of snow around across those eastern areas but the stance was the southeast at last enjoy your attention race taking snow pushing across italy into the balkans some very heavy snow for grassy pushing its way across greece over the great mountain some parts could see a meter of snow by the end of the weekend in that wintry weather pushing across both garia both western parts of turkey squat but

south dakota government kristi noem at 4%. former u.n. and debt -- ambassador nikki haley and former secretary of state mike pompeo round out the top five. apple was sponsored by cpac and the washington times. here's the former president's comments in their entirety to cpac from a short while ago. [crowd chanting "usa!" ] mr. trump: thank you very much. hello, cpac. do you miss me? a lot of things going on. so many wonderful friends, conservatives, and fellow citizens in this room, all across our country, i stand before you today to declare that the incredible journey we again together, we went through a journey like nobody else. there has never been a journey like it. there has never been a journey so successful. we began it together four years ago and it is far from being over. [crowd cheering] our movement of crowd heart and you know what this is? the hardest working people. hard-working american patriots is just getting started. and in the end, we will win. we will win. [crowd cheering] we have been doing a lot of winning. as we gathe

but next governor kristi noem is here to respond to critics looking to side line her despite her state's success. stay there. >> laura: the blm fueled crime wave that began over the summer is still wreak havoc in cities across this country. nowhere has it been deadlier than chicago. fox news breaking news correspondent greg gallagher has that story. >> reporter: chicago police are stunned by the increase in violent crimes, that alone is significant. in january, chicago had 51 murders highest in 2017. those numbers are conservative. chicago sun times puts the number of killings at 54. murder is not the only violent crime on the rise. january chicago had 144 car jackings. that means 2021 is now on pace to outdo the carjackings in 2020. 2020 had double the carjackings of 2019. the number of carjackings is setting off alarm bells because most police say carjackers are between the ages of 15, 18, maybe 20. in a sample of 34 american cities from new york, norfolk, virginia, national commission on covid-19 and criminal justice said the murder rate increase in 2020 has, quote, no modern preceden

kristie lu stout, thank you m. >>> a devastating story in canada.ad to call in troops to help. cnn's paul newman met with families. >> reporter: for days and weeks covid-19 mercifully killed thousands of scanadian seeniors. every even the military was called into for help. >> it was quite shocking to see that was happening. for several days people could not get a hold of their loved ones. >> reporter: dozens of others died there as well as nursing home employees overwhelmed and on their own because the government banned all visitors even family as the virus was spreading. >> i regret those last days. that's something we particularly in the first week where we were not allowed to see our loved ones. and our loved ones died along. >> she suffered just the same her family says. 102 years old living with dementia and painfully documents how she wasted away. unable to feed herself two weeks to hold a glass of water and her family says staff was seemingly too swamp to notice. >> i was looking to my mother through the camera and she was -- you can see she