chicago mayor lori lightfoot celebrating in the of ocially distant streets her city. you will see speaker nancy is a indoors at a hair loan in san francisco when is a loans -- salons in san francisco for outdoor ned services.

now chicago mayor lori lightfoot says she wants change and accountability.ke to cbs chicago investigative reporter dave savini who broke this story. dave, good morning. i can't wait to hear what the mayor has to say about this now. >> yeah, good morning, gayle. for two years, we've been exposing a pattern of bad raids in chicago and add to that, anjanette young. gayle, today the mayor is promising change. >> when i see something like this, i take action. >> reporter: chicago mayor lori lightfoot is calling for immediate change after watching these tapes of anjanette young. >> my name is anjanette young. what is going on? >> even though this happened in february of '19 it's coming to light on my watch so i own it. >> reporter: young stood naked before heavily armed chicago police officers who had just burst into her home during a raid that should have never happened. men broke into your home, cuffed you, bound you and videotaped you naked. >> that's sexual assault, dave is what that is. in any other context, that's sexual assault. >> reporter: mayor lightfoot

mayor lightfoot, thank you so much for coming on this morning.s the vaccine rolls out across the country, as we speak right now, how is the coronavirus pandemic looking in chicago? >> well, we saw a little bit this week the kind of post-thanksgiving surge that we were concerned about, but as of today we're starting to see a little slowing, a little flattening, but it will take a few days for us to be able to know if we are kind of past this little mini surge, but we are also ready to distribute the vaccine. we spent literally months building out the infrastructure, working with our hospitals, building out cold storage, a capacity. i'm struck by the conversation of your previous guest. we've spent a lot of time working to make sure that equity actually happens. and one of the easiest ways that you can assure equitable distribution is to make sure you capture the demographic information on who is actually getting the vaccine. if you do that, if people play by the rules and you start to see who is getting it, you can ensure that there's actual equit

still denied knowing about it today, however, lightfoot says -- >> in november of '19, miss young's case and others were lifted up to my attention. i don't have any contemporaneous recollection of this, but what i now know, having looked at some emails, is my team knew. >> reporter: earlier this year in january, chicago police made changes to search warrants, calling for officers to corroborate confidential and informant information. and if children present use a sensitive approach if a wrong home was hit, fors must file a record of what has happened how many wrong houses were raided this year >> we're reviewing all search warrants to ensure we capture all of the search warrants that are in play this year to answer that question. >> today, cpd announced more changes. a no-knock warrant will be approved only if danger to life and safety it will need bureau chief approval and top notch warrants, then the s.w.a.t. team will serve. >> if that was your mother, how would you want her to be treated? >> that's right. >> you don't train in an academy. we hire people we think know right from

joining me is the mayor of chicago, lori lightfoot.ank you for coming back on the show. in plain terms, lay out the timeline as best you can for the rest of this month. the minute this authorization comes through on this vaccine, when it comes to chicago. >> so we have obviously been planning for vaccine distribution for many months now. the news of the shipment was really pfizer pre-positioning vaccine here in the chicago area. we have a mandate from the cdc to make sure that frontline health care workers get the first of that vaccine. we have been working with local hospitals to make sure that they've got the infrastructure in place to get that distribution ready to go as soon as it's ready. we expect that the fda will approve the emergency use authorization by midmonth and within days of that, we expect to start pushing out the shipments of the vaccines to the hospital community and the first health care workers will get vaccinated before the end of the month. >> do you think you will have all of chicago's frontline health care work

and chicago mayor lori lightfoot is at the center of both of those stories. >> it is my great honor asthe city of chicago but a proud illinoisan to cast my vote and humbly doing so for president joe biden and for vice president, my sister, my friend, kamala harris. >> and mayor lori lightfoot of chicago joins me now. mayor, what was it like to be part of that today? you guys did not have any of the bizarre hijinx of some alternate state of electors running around the state capitol. you got to actually just do it all on the up and up without that. how did it feel to be part of that? >> it was really thrilling. and frankly, i felt humbled and honored to be a part of it. my fellow electors nominating me to chair the proceedings. and it's something i'm going to remember for my whole life. so it felt like a very important part of our constitutional obligation and i was very grateful to be a part of it. >> your city has been hit very hard by covid in this wave. and you now have a vaccine rollout on your hands. we've also seen a kind of post peak, it appears, after some stricter measures were

i don't have any contemporaneou recollection of this. >> reporter: now tonight lightfoot unveiling another twist, dropping legal action against young's attorney who released the video. writing, i believe that we should give attorney saulter the benefit of the doubt that he did not appreciate that the court's confidentialit order continued in full force and effect. without that video the incident may have never come to light. >> move it >> reporter: as the outrage in chicago continues to build over cries of injustice. sam brock, nbc news. >>> in pennsylvania, 45-year-old man is tasting freedom tonight exonerated after nearly two decades in prison for a crime he didn't commit his case the latest in a string of exonerations tied to police conduct in philadelphia termaine hicks spoke with me today about his release. >> 19 years, baby! >> reporter: the falling snow said winter but it felt like springtime, a rebirth to termaine hicks set free on wednesday after 19 years behind bars. >> i feel like i was 100 pounds lighter, the snow was coming down it was a beautiful day to me. >> reporter: the p

we want to go to the mayor of chicago, lori lightfoot. good morning to you. >> mayor: good morning, margaret. >> brennan: you issued a state a home home order home ort will expire in about 10 days. does it make a dent when you have an outbreak like this? >> mayor: well, i think it has. we went from well over 2,000 cases a day, and now we're down to about 1300. not where we want to be, by any stretch, but a significant improvement just over a couple of weeks. we're still nervously watching the numbers to see if there is going to be a post-thanksgiving surge, but i think everything we can do to heighten people's awareness that this second surge is just as deadly, if not more so than the first, is critically important. i think these advisories make a difference. >> brennan: early on in this pandemic, when you joined us, you told us half of those dying in chicago were black, despite just making up 30% of your population. have those numbers improved? >> mayor: they have improved, but there is still a concern. peer weeks agwe're seeing peoplf c

startrt swiffeg >>> leading the news, naked, handcuffed, and traumatized, chicago mayor lori lightfoot for the botched raid of a woman's home before she took office. body camera images are coming to light after they tried to prevent it from being aired. now that chicago woman is telling her story and demanding answers. here's nbc's blayne alexander. >> reporter: it took just seconds for chicago police to ram their way into this woman's home inside they found the social worker alone getting ready for bed naked. >> i have to call somebody this is not right. i don't even know what you're doing. >> reporter: in this police body camera video you see officers handcuff her and search her home for an hour eventually allowing her to cover herself in a blanket. officers eventually realized she was right. >> no one should have to experience that. >> now that february 2019 raid is drawing comparisons to breonna taylor's case. young's attorney says for months the city blocked them from obtaining that video no comment from chicago police citing an open investigation but mayor lori lightfoot said the

joining me now is the mayor of chicago, lori lightfoot, who i want to know, entered office in may of019 and was not mayor when the incident took place. mayor lightfoot, simply put, why have the officers involved not been fired or faced disciplinary action, not whanithstanding the civil lawsuit, why are they still on the job? >> that's a good question, reverend al. what happened to ms. young is utterly unacceptable. i saw that video this week and as a black woman, it was impossible for me not to go there. you watched the way those officers invaded her home, denied her her dignity, didn't heed her pleas. it just -- it just shatters all your confidence that we have made any progress in police reform. and there has to be accountability. it's unacceptable that those officers haven't been held to account yet. and so, believe me, i'm putting my foot on the accelerator to make sure that happens. but reverend, truly there's a larger systemic problem. the fact that they treated with her such utter disrespect, i'd like to say she was the only person that suffered that. but as i dug down, i know

today mayor lightfoot said she was first made aware of the incident yesterday and that what happenedceptable. >> this is serious business and what happened to ms. young should not have happened. i watch that video in absolute horror. i showed it to my wife. we both thought about what could happen to us if we were in her circumstances. why there's been such a visceral reaction is because we as black women put ourselves in her place. how can we not? i want to look at all these cases, the pending search warrant cases. if we got it wrong we'll make it right. >> it is not the first time the city of chicago has been criticized for a lack of transparency by a long shot. the former mayor rahm emanuel fought to keep secret a dash cam video showing a white police officer shooting a black teenager named laquan mcdonald 16 times. a judge ultimately ordered the release of that video. after a quick break, she'll join me to share her story of the shocking raid on her home. for skin that never holds you back don't settle for silver #1 for diabetic dry skin* #1 for psoriasis symptom relief* and #1 fo

well, this week, mayor lightfoot apologized to the woman, anjanette young, but the mayor also admits was told about the case over a year ago. the city tried to prevent the video from being broadcast, but lost in court. we don't know which teams are headed to the super bowl, but a group of vaccinated healthcare workers could be in the stands as special guests of the n.f.l. commissioner roger goodell says he wants to honor and thank the workers and promote the importance of vaccinations. you can watch the super bowl february 7 right here on cbs. all right, coming up next, "season of giving." a teacher's selfless act that stunned the school custodian. se. but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so, it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and it lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a ra

exactly the double standards on display by some of democratic leaders and states, mentioned lori lightfootewsom in california, telling people not to get out and eating maskless as one of the most expensive restaurants in the world with a large bunch friend. seen another story in l.a., san jose mayor apologizing for going to a thanksgiving party. what about democratic politicians, do as i do, and not do as i say. >> because it is all about power -- gerry: do as i say not as i do. >> it is about power. look at speaker pelosi who laid out a mask mandate in the capitol yet she doesn't follow their own restrictions in her city of san francisco when she is getting her hair done by wearing a mask. there is no actual protocol in the united states capital, in the house for members coming in and out. oh, just everybody is required to wear a mask. there are more requirements at the home that i went to with my grandfather today with temperature checks, logs all different things than the capitol of our country. just required to wear a mask, and we'll shun you require you to leave the house floor, the h

yet you see democrats all across the country see mayor lightfoot in chicago, she is with a whole bunchound mass close at a rally pretty see the mayor of d.c. at a biden rally. is he allll these democrats are in whatever they want to do in violation of their own covid restrictions and rules while restaurants and business owners in these democratically led cities endemic of the lead states are being decimated by the economic impact of shutting down their businesses. thank god ... state of florida were our governors not donee that. you do not see a spike in cases here. you have kids there in school per 99.9% of the people under the age of 50 who contracts covid-19 do not die from covid-19. so why would we shut down the entire economy when there's absolutely no scientific basis for lockdowns across the countr country? congressman you mentioned exactly the double standards by these leaders you miss laurie lightfoot, gavin newsom in california, telling people not to reach out and going out or needing mass close to one of the most expensive restaurants in the world with a bunch of friends. sa

loser merrill they lori lightfoot, a raid february 2019.nything about it but it turns out she did it. last year, that is bad for lori lightfoot. >> bret: chuck, win or lose her. >> chuck: the winner is obvious joe biden for electoral college made him president of the united states monday. and the loser, many losers come all the people who have been enabling this absurd idea that the president has been putting out that the election was stol stolen. >> bret: mollie, wrap it up winner and loser. speak to my winner is kristi noem of south dakota, she and tp media bowling and to shut down her state and has not done so excellent budget and low unemployment rate to show for it. my loser is adam schiff and everyone in the media who perpetrated the conspiracy theory that the 2016 election was stolen by trump colluding with russia and cause much damage the last couple of years. newtek shows once again a ridiculous theory that should not have been traffic and by the media or adam schiff. >> bret: bill barr saying the department of justice used as a po

chicago mayor lori lightfoot celebrating in the of ocially distant streets her city. you will see speaker nancy is a indoors at a hair loan in san francisco when is a loans -- salons in san francisco for outdoor ned services. chris will see cnn's cuo cuomo staging his emergence from quarantine in a moment, television coming out of the basement. this was after cuomo was spotted brother, governor cuomo's quarantine rules to go hamptons. ride in the also notable is san francisco brood who followed govern newsom's lead dining. her favorite g at anta monica restaurant after banning restaurants calling utdoor dining a most dangerous situation. quite clearly, these democrats do not follow their own edikts. edicts. they act in a way that their barred. are and religious gatherings was highest court in the land. what was kwoem ae's response? -- cuomo's response? of showing deference to the constitution, he attacked the legitimacy of the court. he said this. you have a different court and i think that was the statement that the court was making. appointed to the courts. we know

mayor lightfoot said she was not aware of those efforts.ve stopped it. >> we are not nor would we ever seek sanctions against miss young. she is a victim. >> reporter: however, the city has requested a hearing scheduled for next tuesday in federal court seeking sanctions against youn me or my team, that's more of a betrayal. >> reporter: young also has not been told if any of the officers have been disciplined. the city has not admitted any wrongdoing. but listen to this audio captured during the raid. >> it wasn't initially approved or some crap. >> what does that mean? >> i have no idea. they told him it was approved and then that person messed up on their end. >> reporter: the chicago police department refused to explain what you just heard. young says what she wants is accountability. >> so come back and tell me how you're going to fix this so that this never happens again to me or anyone else. >> reporter: now, the sergeant in charge of that raid apologized to miss young before he left, but that raid should have never happened. like we

to use an ironing board to secure her broken door in chicago, the outrage is growing mayor lori lightfoot announced a review of the city's video release policy and all pending search warrant cases. >> if there are other wrongs that need to be righted we are going to do just that. >> reporter: she also revisited new protocols enacted earlier this year. >> we need to ensure that this never happens again. with reformed policies, procedures and accountability. >> reporter: officials are reviewing the search warrant that led to the raid. blayne alexander, nbc news. >>> all right. for the first time today members of the family behind the company that makes oxycontin answered questions publicly about their role in the opioid crisis. appearing before a house committee and provoking even more outrage. here's kate snow with that >> reporter: videos from families destroyed by oxycontin addiction set the tone >> and now our family approaches another holiday season without my son. >> reporter: the current ceo and members of the wealthy family that founded purdue pharma, david and kathe sackler, all of

mayor lori lightfoot announcing the officers involved are on desk duty pending an investigation last year the officers burst into the home of an innocent woman, anjenette young, handcuffing her while she was naked but they had the wrong home amid the growing outrage the city's top lawyer resigned on sunday >>> in just 60 seconds -- how do you protect yourself from the new strain of coronavirus? do the vaccines work against it dr. john torres will be here to answer many of your questions. >>> with that new highly contagious strain of the coronavirus emerging in the uk we know you have a lot of questions and here to answer them our medical correspondent dr. john torres. what exactly does more contagious mean in this case and how should we protect ourselves? >> lester, even though the new strain seems to be spreading faster in the uk especially in children we don't know if that's because of the strain itself or because people are interacting more before this latest lockdown but this just underlies the need to continue to wear masks, social distance and wash our hands. >> so will pfizer

obtaining that video today no comment from chicago police citing an open investigation but mayor lori lightfoot said the city will release all the video noting it happened before she took office. >> as a black woman and as a parent, yes, i am mayor, but absent that reality i could have easily been ms. young. >> reporter: the mayor says they have changed policies hoping to stop this from happening again but young says that's not enough. >> i was there when you came to my church. and i did vote for you. i want you to come back to my church and tell me and the people at my church how you're going to fix this it's not okay. >> reporter: blayne alexander, nbc news. >>> all right. we're going to take a short break here up next, the unprecedented ruling on what killed a young girl >>> a young girl had dreams of flying through the air but what's in the air may have killed her. here's anne thompson. >> reporter: 9-year-old ella kissi-debrah wanted to be a pilot and fly around the world instead she left her mark on it today a london coroner ruled ella's death was caused in part by air pollution. a histor

. >> reporter: this comes after young and her attorney accused mayor lori lightfoot's administrationideo initially denying a freedom of information request young made of the video and even taking a local station to court to try to stop them from broadcasting the video. lightfoot says she was unaware of what city attorneys were attempting to do. >> it is quite literally in every single corner of our country. >> reporter: activists like those at campaign zero fighting to change the law and implement ways to hold police and officials accountable. >> cities and states have to adopt comprehensive warrantless legislation that restricts militarized tactics. >> reporter: young hopes her case will bring change to how raids are carried out and says she will live with the trauma of the incident for the rest of her life. >> i don't take it lightly that i'm sitting here in this moment in 2020 being able to say what happened to me. but i very much embrace and relate to breonna taylor. my incident happened before hers. so when it happened to her, i cried for days, but i was also very thankful. >> r

you'll see chicago mayor lori lightfoot celebrating in the nonsocially distanced streets of her city. you'll see speaker nancy pelosi indoors at a hair salon in san francisco when salons in california were only open for outdoor services. and you'll see cnn's chris cuomo stating his emergence -- staging his emergence from quarantine in a made for television moment coming out they have basement, this after he was spotted breaking his brother, governor you moe's, quarantine rules to go for a bike ride in the hamptons. also notable is san francisco mayor london breed who followed governor newsom's lead in dining at french laundry with a group of eight people and sheila khules dining at her favorite jut door restaurant after voting to ban outdoor dining calling outdoor dining a most dangerous situation. clearly these democrats do not follow their own edicts. they act in a way their own citizen are barred from acting. governor cuomo's decision to impose restrictions on the size of real jus gatherings was rebuked by the highest court in the land. but what was cuomo's response? instead of sho

young blasting mayor lori lightfoot after city lawyers went to court in an attempt to stop news organizations from getting access to video of the raid. >> i told my friends to vote for you. i believed in you as a black woman. >> this isn't about the protective order. this is about a cover-up. >> reporter: a judge denied lightwood's administration's atrement to try to stop the release of the footage. now the mayor calling for accountability and reforms. >> i am deeply sorry and troubled that her home was invaded and that she had to face the humiliation and trauma that she suffered. that is just not right. it simply should not have happened. >> you got the wrong house. >> reporter: young, who is a social worker, says she continues to relive those terrifying moments. >> making me stand in front of them naked, putting handcuffs on me while i was naked. no one should have to experience that. >> reporter: the mayor has ordered all video from that night to be released. chicago police have been investigating this incident for more than a year and so far no conclusion of any wrongdoing. kenneth, mona.

now tonight chicago mayor lori lightfoot publicly apologized to miss young and said she was appalled at what she saw and is recommending that the city settle that case. miss young says what she wants is accountability,nera. >> o'donnell: incredibly appalling, dave savini, thank you very much. and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's cbs evening news. including more severe wea building are damaged as a tornado strikes a tabb area. and baseball players get long overdue inclusion in major league base you will-- baseball. my vision was not as good as it used to be, got a change in prescription. but the this missing was my memory. i saw a prevagen commercial and i thought, "that makes sense." i just didn't have to work so hard to remember things. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. how did you know? mom...that was taken at the farm. it was in this small little village. in connemara? right! connemara it is. honestly, we went there- oh, oh look at that! look at that. only nature's bounty does. new immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and ot

governor pritzker and chicago mayor lightfoot have the same issues. they're publicly feuding over what to do about restaurants, specifically outdoor dining in the closing of bars in a city and state already up to its neck in debt. and folks are questioning the protocols as pandemic. logic continues to be fluid. and it times contradictory. research suggests that when people congregate indoors in effect, the person is almost 28, hives more likely to transmit the virus if they were outside. but in new york and pretty much everywhere across the american south. restaurants remain open for indoor dining. if indoor dining isn't see, why are some cities and states allowing it to put your chicks? well, they want exactly reliable either. most people without preexisting conditions are asymptomatic when they have hope at 19. so they've never actually present a fever at all. in june in australian hospital found the majority of those that made it with copd 19, did not have a fever. and her feelings. we've seen them, at least in major cities. but how do they stop co

of the mayor and all of them and like their dad their neck deep in this it absolutely does lawyer lightfoot black woman 1st black woman mayor of the city of chicago 1st mayor of the city of chicago she got a lot of 6 a lot of media praise when she came in as being this progressive and all things about her show that she is not right now the city of chicago is embattled in one of the largest police lawsuits we've ever seen in this nation's history in $29000.00 alone they paid over $175000000.00 in taxpayer dollars out to families who have been aggrieved by police officers over the past decade it's been over 524000000 dollars this is a woman who was when i was trying to suppress this video because she was fine trying to protect the police department the police department that is in need of massive reform and consistently they deny that to the citizens of chicago and when people always ask it all deform the police and things like that well i'm sorry but when you have numbers like $524000000.00 over the police had to pay out. the city had to pay out because of police negligence and outright you

de blasio consistently butt heads over the closing of schools governor pritzker and chicago mayor lightfoot have the same issues they're publicly feuding over what to do about restaurants specifically outdoor dining and the closing of bars in the city and state already up to its neck in debt and folks are questioning the protocols as pandemic logic continues to be fluid and at times contradictory research suggests that when people congregate indoors an infected person is almost 20 times more likely to transmit the virus and if they were outside but in new york and pretty much everywhere across the american south restaurants remain open for indoor dining if in the dining isn't safe why are some cities and states allowing it to projects well they aren't exactly reliable either most people without preexisting conditions are asymptomatic when they have killed at 19 so they never actually present a fever at all in june and australian hospital found the majority of those that made it was called 900 did not have a fever. and curfews we've seen them at least in major cities but how did they stop co

. >>> chicago mayor lori lightfoot is apologizing for a botched police raid that caused an uproar inast year, shows chicago police entering the wrong home and handcuffing a female resident who was naked at the time. the city's law department recently came under fire for trying to stop a local news station from airing that video. lightfoot at first said she did not know about the raid, but later acknowledged it was brought to her attention over a year ago. the mayor also apologized to the woman whose home was raided. >>> time to lighten things up if we can quickly. morning boost? >> yes, indeed. >> after this week's big storm, many families got to spend a little time outside during the first snow day of the year. but after building a snowman in their front yard, one family in canada had an unexpected hungry visitor. >> he's eating the nose. look at that. >> sheila bryant noticed the bunny in a staredown with her snowman so she got out her camera to record it. that's when the rabbit started chowing down on the carrot nose much to the delight of her two grandsons. the bunny eventually a

back in april, mayor lori lightfoot got a haircut days after cutting nonessential -- she defended herovidpocricy, of course. >> i'm out in the public eye. i am a person, i take my personal hygiene very seriously. as i said, i felt i needed to have a haircut. be one she needed a little self-care. the little people? you can look like hell, day in and day out. just a month later, billionaire governor j.b. pritzker was forced to acknowledge his family members had been in florida and wisconsin wil while residents hd been in his state lockdown. witmer passed itt off this way. >> my husband made a failed attempt at humor, knowing it wouldn't make a difference but he jokingly asked that if being married to me might move them up in the queue. he thought it might you get laugh. >> laura: that's hilarious. hilarious to michiganers who weren't even allowed to go to the hardware store. i'm sure. that same week in may, mayor grisham pulled rank to make a jewelry purchased from a store in albuquerque, this after closing all nonessential business. in early september, speaker nancy pelosi used a shutt

mayor lori lightfoot got a haircut after cutting nonessential psa.she defended her hypocrisy, of course. >> i'm on national media, and i mount the public eye. you know, i am a person -- i take my personal hygiene very seriously. as i said, i felt like i needed to have a haircut. >> laura: she needed a little self-care. do you little people, you can look like day in and day out. staying in illinois, billion bie governor was forced to acknowledge his family members while residence in his state were locked down. morning spout memorial day weekend, gretchen wittner's put his and the holiday. he put it off this way. >> laura: and my husband made a failed attempt at humor, knowing it would make a difference, he jokingly asked if being married to me might move him up in the queue. he thought it might get a laugh. >> laura: that's hilarious. hilarious to michiganders who weren't allowed to go to the hardware store, i'm sure. that same week in may, new mexico governor michelle lujan grisham, she's a nightmare by the way, pulled rank to make a jewelry purchase

mayor lori lightfoot's administration tried to block cbs chicago from airing this body camera footagen emergency motion in court. a judge ruled against the city, but the mayor said she saw the footage for the first time tuesday. >> what i've directed my law department to do is with respect to to this one if there is a pending case, get that case resolved. >> the work is warranted. they need to do the work but they need to do it right. they can't just callously do it and leave people's lives in ruins because they got it wrong. >> reporter: in a statement, mayor lightfoot says she has no further comment because of pending litigation and ongoing investigations. we talked to her office last year about the raid and the body cams so it's unclear why she's saying she's just seeing the video now for the first time. meanwhile young and her attorney are refiling their lawsuit in state court next week. anthony. >> dave savini from wbbm with great reporting. thank you, dave. 43 times she told them they were in the wrong apartment. >> i can't get over that stand-up from dave there. they had a trac

lori lightfoot told people to cancel their thanksgiving plans after she was seen shouting into a bullhorn mayor caught boarding a plane to see relatives over thanksgiving after telling his constituents to stay home for the holidays. so, sheila went and ate out in santa monica at a great restaurant, but no one else can. she is saying how dangerous it is and how seriously we have to take this. but she scarfed down a plate of food that someone else served to her. >> ben: i am reminded of the line by the great norm mcdonald in response to bill cosby where people were saying the worst thing is the hypocrisy. he was saying there are worse things than hypocrisy. the vote is the worst thing here. you shouldn't vote to prevent anybody from being able to eat out. they should be able to do the same things you are doing, and i just think this is a situation where we have some the examples over and over again of the hypocrites who show that they want to live by a different set of rules that all of those who are out there, and that is just terrible, but also an indication of who they really are. >> ken

here is lori lightfoot. >> i don't get mitch mcconnell. i never have and probably never will.ut it would be a travesty if something happened in congress and there is not any accommodation. i don't know what goes on in that man's mind where he doesn't get it. he lives in a state, kentucky, that has significant challenges. significant challenges. i'm familiar with mayors in that state. i know what they are suffering and to basically turn your back on state and local governments at a time when we are hemorrhaging, we are looking at service cuts, cutting back on services that could be a stimulus to the economy? that is unbelievely short sited and i hope that the democrats will hold firm -- i know there is a lot of posturing that goes on in washington, d.c. but dear god, stop the nonsense. get something done. we are hurting here in the heartland and all across our country sbhsm we need the federal government to step up and do their job. >> joining us now is representative ayanna pressley who represents massachusetts's 7th district where i group. a member of the committee on oversig

got so bad rioters targeted the personal homes of seattle police chief best, chicago mayor loarie lightfootmayor libby schaaf and personal home of muriel bowser. to state the obvious, peaceful protesters don't throw explosives into federal courthouses or at cops. there is nothing peaceful about dozens getting killed in riots or people shot and stabbed. nothing peaceful of rioters pointing lasers at cops to blinder them or attacking them with power tools or commercial grade fireworks or trap cops in building to try to burn the buildings down. we have the media downplaying this. >> all year. elizabeth: cnn don lemon -- >> all year. elizabeth: cnn's don lemon said at one point the rioting is not extreme. listen to cnn's brian stelter downplaying violence in seattle. >> it looks like a big deal when you zoom way in to pine street surrounding area. let's zoom out, show all the seattle. you get sort of context for this. this is happening in about six city blocks. elizabeth: okay, within a few weeks of brian stelter saying that, after he said that, there were four shootings in that area and two pe

chicago mayor lori lightfoot tried to block the release of the bodycam footage from the nine officerswho took part in the 2019 raid. but a judge this week sided with the cbs outlet in chicago which then aired parts of the disturbing video along with an interview with the woman, anjanette young, who said she wanted the video to be shown. >> you see them running up to theapartment complex with battering ram in their hand. a crowbar. it was so traumatic to hear the way the thing was hitting the door. it happened so fast. i did not have time to put on clothes. >> suddenly, she found herself frozen in fear. completely naked. in a room full of men. amy: the police raid occurred in february 2019 while rahm emmanuel was still mayor of chicago. a new report from the economic policy institute finds farm workers in the u.s. have engaged andassive wage theft destiny repeat that. finds that farm employers and in the u.s. have engaged in massive wage theft and repeatedly violated federal labor laws around safety and wages. the report, based on data from the labor department, shows employers withhol

i'm told that the mayor, lori lightfoot is there. can we listen for just a second?e includes both very carefully measured amount of vaccine mixed with something to dilute the vaccine. you might have heard this vaccine is stored in ultra cold temperatures, but it is brought all the way up to room temperature before it is going into anybody's arm. so that's a question that we get a lot. in each case here we track very carefully the timing between when the vaccine leaves the warehouse, whether that is the warehouse of the manufacturer or the chicago department of public health's warehouse. we track very carefully the time and temperature, and then we basically by the time we get to the patient, we are ready to go. all right. are we ready? what we're going to see. the doctor is going to clean off the patient's arm, very standard procedure, just like a regular vaccine. >> here we go. all right should we applaud? i think so. >> wow. look at that. applause. 43,000 doses received in illinois. "the chicago tribune" says they'll reserve the initial ones for health care worker