michael ball, thank ou ve we possibly can. michael ball, thank you very much _ we possibly can.ibly can. michael ball, thank you very much and good _ we possibly can. michael ball, thank you very much and good luck- we possibly can. michael ball, thank you very much and good luck for- we possibly can. michael ball, thanki you very much and good luck for this week. the latest government figures show there were 21,088 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, which means that on average the number of new cases reported per day in the last week, is 24,2115. the number of people in hospital is falling slightly, down to 34,783. 587 deaths were reported, that's of people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. on average in the past week, there were more than 1100 deaths announced every day, taking the total so far across the uk to over 106,000. 0n the vaccine roll—out, as we've heard a record 598,389 people have had their first dose of one of the three approved covid—19 vaccines, in the latest 24—hour period. that means almost 9 million people in

hello, i'm michael ball, and this is the story of one man and his sheer determination to make a differencean four weeks, captain tom moore raised over £32 million for nhs charities, found himself number one in the charts on his 100th birthday, and received tens of thousands of birthday cards. captain tom, we meet at last. where have you come from? i've been lurking down the bottom of your garden. how are you? fine, thank you. how are you? i'm really well. marvellous to see you all come out of the blue. a man who served his country during world war two, was doing his bit for the national effort once more. a lovely story coming up, a 99—year—old war veteran has decided to walk 100 lengths of his back garden. he wants to raise money for the nhs. well, i have had such marvellous service from the national health service, particularly the nurses, they looked after me when i borke my hip. we said, "oh, if you walk 100 times, your 100th birthday's coming up, we'll pay you a pound for every length that you do," and i think i said, "let's raise some money for charity." and he said, "well, let's rais

i can tell you why, i don't want to be the guy that paralyzes michael j fox. he had the balls i can relearn to walk again, learned the mechanics of walking again and all that stuff. finally got to long story short, got to where i was alone at the first time in months, hi no aides, no-- hanging and with me, walking down my hallway in my pamplet, seemed like a big shot, walked into the kitchen, slipped on the style, fell down an shattered my humourous. mutilated it. and i was lying on the floor, okay, put a shinnee face on this. make this happy. this is it, this sucks, this only sucks. it this is not good. and it began a whole conversation i started having with myself. i had-- had i said. >> made this a thing trk is not a thing. it is an action, it is not a worry t is not an idea. i started to look at what brought me to optimism in the first place what it was about optimism thati did a couple things. i fou myself just with an opportunity, what i came to was acceptance and gratitude. if you have gratitude in everything, some piece of gratitude, some element of gratitude, you can

ball. music director michael morgan says the symphony is excited for people.the country toe learn maura about kamala harris hometown. the program is called oakland salutes its scheduled for three o'clock on sunday afternoon. the online event will include members of oakland's art community, along with appearances from social, civic and business leaders. up next in sports a huge trade in the n b. a involving superstar james harden sports director marco my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it, lowering my blood sugar from the first dose. once-weekly trulicity responds when my body needs it, 24/7. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, s

if only they could play ball speak every week and let's not forget the man who said dortmund on their way. he got until the end of the mouth can't help them to a clean sheet michael and i can't be with his 2nd goal of the season is our. captain ball i saw the ball come in and thought i have to put that away so i jumped and tried to put it in hopefully it won't be my last goals and it's. been popping up in the right place at the right time this season i can she's best goal was also and not against trifles shall come. to the social media world now at just 2 days in and ben jones from the u.k. thinks the goal of the year has already been scored he's referring to some just who is not him a miry battaile from italy already sees it on the push that's award shortlist we're just excited about the control of backheel is maxime from france. tailgaters e. strike isn't just being celebrated in the german capital the french malays on loan from arsenal are making progress in the bundesliga this fan is looking forward to his premier league return. jane sanchez goal impressed fans like neil in the us. while the imagery that this rail supporter wants to see you do not goes monk c

president elect kamila harris this weekend with the virtual inaugural ball, the music director of the oakland symphony meister michaelsays he designed the program tell people around the country learned more about harrison's hometown. i do hope you're with us this morning on the nine when we. had the chance to talk live with the music director. he said. the online event will include members of oakland's arts community, along with appearances from social, civic and business leaders invited the oaken arts community. we put out the invitation foreign wide, and we have dance troupes, visual artists. um every kind of music fact that you can think of from vietnamese chinese, uh, the cho. everyone wanted to respond, and so it's very celebratory. the program is called oakland salutes. it's set to begin three pm sunday afternoon. then you could see it on demand anytime after that watched the live stream event at oakland symphony dot org's also on the symphony's youtube channel and facebook page. dozens of states across the country continue to deal with surgeon covid-19 cases as a result of the holiday season. but there is some

ball. oakland salutes will have performances from the symphony and community artists. michael of orphan commissioner and close friend of harris will host the event. the free event will play at 3:00 p.m. >>> we know vice president-elect kamala harris will use the moment to pay tribute to other trail blazers that came before her. harris will be sworn in by supreme court justice sonia sotomayor. harris will take the oath on a bible that belongs to the late justice thurgood marshall. he was the late supreme court justice. the vice president-elect calls marshall the inspiration for her legal career. >>> and one bay woman found a way to celebrate native kamala harris, lauren mccabe owns an open food tour company that had to pivot because of the pandemic. she is now making gift baskets and is selling an inauguration breakfast box specifically in honor of kamala harris. >> as a woman business owner in the bay area, this is such a momentous occasion for all women everywhere of every background and so i wanted to just continue sort of the celebration in the bay area. this is what i do.

but keep our eyes focussed on the ball, which is what's happening right here in the united states now. >> michael you loudly and clearly. thank you for sounding the alarm like you always have on the program. >> thank you. >>> we want to remember some of the nearly 400,000 americans lost to coronavirus. father renee ridias died just two and a half days after diagnosis. the utah catholic priest immigrated from the philippines in 2007. members of his flock in ogdon remember him as joyous, caring and prone to spontaneously breaking into song during his sermons. he was just 58 years old. james dankis manager in north carolina where he worked at a big box in 20 years. he was proud of the souls he saved. his wife and children remember him as a loving, outgoing man who cared about others and always wearing this goofy grin, they say. he was just 48 years old. el paso police detective cam reno santiago worked for the department for 24 years and is its first coronavirus casualty. former colleagues recall his good heart and dry sense of humor. santiago was 67 and planned to retire at the end of this month. w

michael holloway surviving in his hallway. >> me being as big of a guy as i am, i got into as small of a ball as i could and i prayed. >> reporter: the severe weather part of several storms hitting the u.s. this week. six people were hurt in this pileup in colorado. david, we are back outside that hotel that sustained serious damage. there are cars here crushed under the heavy debris. and by all accounts, this storm developed quickly and those in its path had only minutes to take cover. david? >> all part of that major system. we're thinking about those families. marcus, thank you. let's get right to rob marciano tracking these systems as they move across the country. hey, rob. >> reporter: good evening, david. that storm that dropped that tornado and over a foot of snow in the midwest is weakened. now we have three storms on the map. we have to get rid of this storm in the northeast tonight. another one to three inches potentially, but it's all done by 10:00 a.m. that second storm heads towards the mid south and maybe a pulse of snow across the carolinas. and then the atmospheric river coming into california, it's a two-day eve

so one of those members of congress, michael walz, a former green beret, put this in motion. you pick up the ballf. >> it's been absolutely crazy. i mean, we had such an outpouring of customers and people in the d.c. area and really eventually from around the country donating pies. and when the national guard troops were coming in, we realized that we were close to making about 800 pies a day for them x. they were there for, you know, breakfast, lunch and dinner, and one of them said do you have anything for breakfast, and i said i don't, but a restaurant across from the capitol, my friend gina runs it, and she makes bagel sandwiches, and i know somebody else that makes doughnuts. that's really what i love about the hospitality industry. i called those e two people, they just wanted to donate to the troops. and then what we ended up doing is we allocated pies that were coming in to help pay restaurants. so every restaurant that's donated so far -- and we're up to 30 restaurants -- has been paid for the food that they've donated to the troops through donation. griff: so how many pizzas do you thin

michael gerhart who was an impeachment witness both in 2019 and in 1998. welcome to both of you. congressman didn't, i want to start with you. on all things mike pence. the ball is in his court regarding the 25th amendment. he obviously has his own political ambitions, 2024, and yet he's been thrown under the bus by trump time and time again. he also though has been the most loyal trump soldier. can you even envision him feeling so slighted here that he actually turns on president trump? >> well, brooke, certainly mike pence has been quite the supplicant for donald trump, and i think mike pence just learned the hard way that with donald trump loyalty is a one-way street and mike pence was going the wrong way, but right now if i were mike pence, i would summon mitch mcconnell and the senate republican leadership and the house republican leadership and say we're going to go meet with the president and we're going to ask him to resign and we're going to issue him an ultimatum demanding that he resign, not to have a conversation but to do that for the good of the country and for the good of the party. now donald trump may not take well to that, but then you'll be

michael harrington and then with the review in the new yorker. and then non- populist and then compare them to fdr to say they are attrition the ball suffered debilitating illnesses as better politicians that somehow maybe because his career coincided with prosperity rather than the great depression, that's not want animated him. >> i'm glad you raise that. and i think i suggest somewhere in the book he was never engaged by the fdr phenomenon and never connected in some way that a lot of other people did it is extraordinary that the candies were insulated from the great depression rose kennedy said with her marriage was the early thirties to give you a sense of how they experience this and jfk is a political age as a result of the war and the aftermath and doesn't see things in the same way as fdr. >> with the public service and commitment to democracy and courage feel so great what leaves you hopeful and with the rise in the impact. and that the younger generation my own kids are an example of this but we do need desperately for americans that the example of jack kennedy hopes to do this and i hope that comes out on those chapters of the book. i am str

ball in the side pocket. the last best potential suspect in the 2008 murders was now top of mind for the 2013 case, dr. michaele detectives could get around to looking him up, something truly astonishing happened. >> after the brumback murders, he called our office because he had heard about the murders and said, "are you guys going to need to talk to me again? >> reporter: he called you? >> uh-huh. i don't remember exactly what he said, but he made comments that he was glad dr. brumback was dead. >> reporter: "i'm glad he's dead?" >> yeah, he made a comment to that effect, yes. >> reporter: that almost sounds like somebody's boasting about this? >> it could be, yeah, and, again, the same detectives turned right back around and started going through the same process. let's find out where dr. belenky was on mother's day 2013. >> reporter: turns out dr. belenky was living in the northwest, dividing his time between vancouver and washington state at the time of the brumback murders. when detectives reinterviewed him, they wondered if they were missing something. could their primary person of interest have somehow

michael brown certainly for your service. i know it's been a great concern to us over the many years some of the reforms we needed to see happen in our hiring practices and you moved the ballorward with us so all of which greg wagner mentioned shortening the period of time to fill critical positions and also responding so effectively to our hiring and personnel needs as the entire city and all of its departments respond to the covid pandemic, not just within our department but serving as a leader and example for other city departments as well. we can't thank you enough for your service. we're grateful for the time we've had with you and really look forward to seeing what comes next for you. on behalf of the entire commission, thank you. commissioners before we hand it over to mr. brown? commissioner green. >> commissioner green: we haven't met in person but i have to say, in all the difficult news and challenges, when you presented to us a month or so ago, it was so apparent to me what kindness you demonstrated and what a wonderful person you are. and how you can be in this very difficult job with all of the incredible challenges as long as you have and maintain incredible

michael brown certainly for your service. i know it's been a great concern to us over the many years some of the reforms we needed to see happen in our hiring practices and you moved the ball forward with us so all of which greg wagner mentioned shortening the period of time to fill critical positions and also responding so effectively to our hiring and personnel needs as the entire city and all of its departments respond to the covid pandemic, not just within our department but serving as a leader and example for other city departments as well. we can't thank you enough for your service. we're grateful for the time we've had with you and really look forward to seeing what comes next for you. on behalf of the entire commission, thank you. commissioners before we hand it over to mr. brown? commissioner green. >> commissioner green: we haven't met in person but i have to say, in all the difficult news and challenges, when you presented to us a month or so ago, it was so apparent to me what kindness you demonstrated and what a wonderful person you are. and how you can be in this very difficult job with all of the incredible challenges as long as you have and maintain incredib