new yorkers would not give up. fortunately this nation rejected washington's hyper-partisan politics and today is a new day in america after a long dark night. the new federal government has no credible argument against the fact new york's damage from covid is clearly, legally and ethically washington's liability. this crisis was caused by two factors and both were created by the federal government. first, allowing covid to ambush new york last spring without the knowledge or notice of the federal government was an act of gross negligence. the federal government thought the virus was still in china but they were wrong. covid had already traveled to europe and 3 million europeans had already traveled to new york before the federal government ever warned new york or the nation or enacted a travel ban on the continent. new york, unlike any other state had no notice and no time to prepare for the attack. as soon as we found out the covid enemy was already amongst us and had been coming for months. we just saw the same f

was very balls a and unparalleled in this ambition and that is to make it an entire issue of the new yorker. >> yeah, which is what one a former new york editor said was an unprecedented merge. like are you crazy, a year later they had just gotten back. there was a sense of normalcy coming back into the magazine and cartoons. >> it's part of the continuity of their lives to have that. and we have to disrupt that continuity. >> that's the question. again it presents them with a really central question of what is the purpose of this magazine. is it a continuous wartime purpose of fearless reporting or does it revert entirely to something. >> you tell us something which is the way that he finally persuaded himself to do what william shawn admired and trusted him to do was not to think about the future of the magazine but to think about the magazines past, to think about its very dna. >> he went back and looked at the original statement that he published in 1925 and then also the perspective that he had created in 1924. he was trying to convince them to back the new yorker and one of the extens

that is to make it an entire issue of the new yorker. hat's what former new york editor called it unprecedented. are you crazy, it's a year later they just gotten back to the footing, coming back to the magazine in the cartoons. >> part of the continuity of their lives as they had to disrupt that continuity. >> that is the question. again it presents them with a really essential question of what is the purpose of this magazine? is it to continue wartime purpose of fearless reporting doesn't revert entirely to something. >> you tell something that's unforgettable. it's the way howard ross finally persuaded himself to do what liam sean whom he admired was not to the about the future of the magazine but think about the magazines past, it's very dna. >> he looked at his original statement he had published in 19205 and also the prospectus that he had created in 19204 when is trying to convince backers to back the new yorker. one that he had written about himself and was probably in a moment with the magazine was to have a serious purpose despi

in the month of january, we will vaccinate one million new yorkers. one million people we will reach in january. this city can do it. the amazing health care professionals of this city are ready. we are going to set up new sites all over the city, on top of the many that are already operational. we will expand from her and clinics to locations set up all over the city. our goal is to get upwards of 250 locations citywide. this will be a massive effort. this will be part of the largest single vaccination effort in the history of new york city. it's going to take a lot of work. it will take urgency and focus. and we will need help from the federal government, we will need help from the state government and from the vaccine manufacturers. but we are making clear to the world, we can achieve one million vaccinations in january. we will make it happen. we have the ability to make it happen on the ground and we are anxious to get it done. president-elect joe biden said it right, this whole country is behind the pace where we need to be. we need to go faster

the stunning new footage from "the new yorker" showing pro-trump supporters as they stampede past police telling officers, quote, you are outnumbered. the raging mob rushing into the senate chamber. never-before-seen footage of what they said and did inside the capitol. outside, the chilling threats of more violence. one man telling the crowd, quote, we are at war and storm your own capitol building. because of that, the nation on edge. 25,000 national guard troops moving into washington, d.c. less than 72 hours before president-elect biden's inauguration. cots set up inside the capitol and security tonight on high alert in all 50 states. in michigan today, a small group of armed protesters met with a strong show of force. >>> also tonight, the president's impeachment defense, rudy giuliani telling abc news he is part of the defense team. what he said about whether president trump may testify and if he may try to pardon himself. >>> biden's vaccine promise. the president-elect saying 100 million doses in his first 100 days is possible. this as frustration and confusion mount as millions

there were a lot of heroic efforts by new yorkers and the government and beyond. who made things happen, and we partnered with the private sector. with universities, with anyone who offered help to create p.p.e. here in new york city. whatever it took we created a whole pandemic response lab in this city. all of these efforts came from the heroic desire of new yorkers to protect and save new yorkers. time and time again they saved the day. i honor them for that. then it came time to create what we knew would be key to fighting back, a test and trace corps. trained the biggest and strongest test in the nation. our leaders and health care workers did that. people contributed to make that work. then it came time to open the nation's largest public school system. and once again our health care leaders, our health care heroes, our health care workers were there working with educators and staff together, doing what many said was impossible. not only opening the schools, making them the safest places in new york city. this is a clear record of achievement. i want to speak

all of these efforts came from the heroic desire of new yorkers to protect and save new yorkers and time and time again they save the day and i honor them for that then it came time to create what we knew would be the key to fighting back. our healthcare leaders, our healthcare workers did that. people contributed to make that work and once again our healthcare leaders and healthcare heroes and workers were there working with educators and staff together doing what many said were impossible. now they are the safest in new york city. i want to speak for the healthcare heroes and leadership and let everyone know how exceptionally they have performed. it is about trusting the people that have actually done the work, trusting the people that have accomplished so much time and time again and people that have devoted their whole lives to protecting and saving the lives of others. that is what we are doing here in the city and its work time and time again and it may work again going forward trust is crucial and i want to express to everyone clearly my trust in our healthcare leaders and healthc

older new yorkers, our grandmothers and grandfathers. people who deserve and warrant the protection that vaccination can provide. >> i know that the biden administration has only been in office less than a week. are you seeing any pickup now? are you seeing better communications? or is the problem just as intractable as it has been for weeks? >> we are seeing better communication from our federal counterparts. and it's critically important to start with that better kmupgs. that's what helps us to understand how we can plan better in the coming days and weeks, but that will have to be met with additional vaccine as well. and we look forward to what the administration can do working with manufacturers, invokes the defense production act, and any other emergency powers that may be necessary, because this is such a crisis with respect to allowing us to vaccinate more people, as a critical arrow in our quiver against the pandemic. >> last question, if you're only expecting 100,000 more doses tomorrow, when are you going to burn through those?

criminal charges related to the capitol insurrection, this as shocking video just released by "the new yorker on the brazenness of the attack and motivations behind it, extremists storming the capitol, making it clear that some of them believed that president trump and senator ted cruz would approve of their actions. joining me to discuss is cynthia miller, director of the polarization and extremism research and innovation lab from american university. also author of "hate in the homeland: the new global far right." joining her is her husband, sh shamil idriss. he was the deathity director of the u.n. alliance of civilizations. >> cynthia, you first, all of this is so troubling. in the video you hear people talk about this is io war, information operation war. that's what i was able to discern from listening to some of the language in there. this insurrection, it's talking about reclaiming america, and also also about using this moment as recruitment? >> absolutely. and what you see in that segment in the video is very clearly a tension between kind of a very disciplined part of this insurrec

because so many new yorkers when the vaccine. we have the ability to give it to them. why do we need? we the federal government, the state government and the manufacturers to step up and get us more supply immediately. in outlook, one question here, this is a place again where president-elect biden has been a strong clear voice and i thank him. he is pushing hard on the current administration to release more vaccine. he is gone for the release of vaccine that was held back for second doses but want to affirm president-elect biden. he is right. all doses being held back by the federal government need to be released right now, right now, we can use them right now. the same dose can be used for a first dose or a second dose, it does not matter. but holding back vaccine but we have tens of thousands of new yorkers ready to be vaccinated right on makes no sense at all. i'm calling the federal government to release everything. we need we need it, we need to speed up the system going forward pretty because we're going to continue to build. our goal, 175,000 doses this week bu

he can't get published in the new yorker so her she's banned from the new yorker yeah he said he was on going underground actually when he when he explained why you were on syria they just didn't want it was about what did he say he was talking about chemical the claims the syrian government used chemical weapons and syrian people i'm surprised i'd like to talk to shah. one because he's a great journalist and to the new yorker i've never known them to back off on something if you had good evidence that one side said the accusations were wrong according to sources yeah but you know the new yorker and ahmadinejad's get back to us i think we benefit right open p.-i janet here. is why you dear i'm well i'm very happy to see you in a long time and i know we missed you but i want to know who do you think is going to be the kind of the day democrats bernie sanders or hillary clinton i love bernie. i know hillary alone why i believe usually many times because she's got. the best financed she hasn't cool credible resume bernie sanders is a wonderful guy and a lot of things she says need to be

he can get published in the new yorker saw her she was banned from the new yorker and he said he was on going underground actually when he when he explained it was already on syria they just didn't want it was about what he said he was talking about chemical the claims the syrian government used chemical weapons against their own people i'm surprised i'd like to talk to shah. one because he's a great journalist and to the new yorker i've never known them to back off. on something if you had good evidence that well sites that the accusations were wrong according to sources yeah but you know the new yorker and ahmadinejad's get back to us i think we've been a through and open the i think it jack. i wired there i'm well i'm very happy to see you haven't seen you in a long time and i know we missed you. but i want to know who do you think is going to be the kind of the day democrats they're nice and is. hillary clinton i love bernie and going to be very i know hillary alone why i've interviewed hillary many times because she's got she's the best financed she hasn't cool credible resume b

reporter: this has been introducing new yorkers to an enthralling new world and they have learned thatis an important stopover on the atlantic flyway, a strategic migrate station for birds. they are more than 200 different species visiting central park every year. >> i think a lot of people think that manhattan is simply buildings and glass and a few highways and the subways. the we have a lonhistory of watching birds in this part. it is an important bird habitat, a significant place. reporter: a few months ago, the idea that legions of urban new yorkers would take up birdwatching what are they met with skepticism, but it has become a hot new pursuit in the city, and is one more example of just how much the pandemic is changing our lives. bbc news, new york. laura: a new pandemic past time they are, how the rat race and manhattan has been placed by watching our feathery friends. before we go tonight, in egypt, you can quite literally have you vaccine and eat it too. that is because a baker in cairo is making coronavirus vaccine inspired takes to mark one year of the pending. the creati

i encourage people to watch the video from the new yorker and pro-publica.e needs accountability. can't begin to heal without repentance and accountability and then we can talk about unification. >> black voters have been a enormous force especially in key swing states where it counted the most do you think black political engagement is here to stay. >> absolutely. black political engagement has been there forever, they've been well-informed but different thing about 2020 despite geri mandering and all of these road blocks in front of black voters to prevent them from voting, black voters have become essentially untethered or at least have escaped the choke holds on them by white voters across the country for the last several decades, last several generations, really. so we're beginning to see black voters have the ability to realize their political power that they've always had. or that they've had all along. . >> today is martin luther king, jr. day in the beginning of a historic week in this country. you said there are two americans, do you think the bide

sure that what's happening in washington does not happen here in michigan. >> new videos from the "new yorkerne giving us a fresh look at the deadly attack. >> i think that the video is showing us what so many of us that day know, it was a coup. >> this is "new day." . >> we have reached the final hours of donald trump's presidency. america badly shaken this morning, bracing for the possibility of more deadly violence. this as joe biden prepares to take office in just two days. the inauguration at the u.s. capitol wednesday will look just so different from anything we've ever seen. nothing like it before. when you look at these photos of the national mall from sunday, this is typically a viewing area for presidential inaugurations. i mean, on any sunday when the sun is out like that, the mall would be filled, even in the winter, it's just completely empty. it's closed to the public this week. we have learned that all of the 25,000 national guard troops being deployed to washington are being vetted because of the concern of the possibility of an attack. the fbi screaming, we have this disturbi

a new videotape filmed by a reporter from "the new yorker" on january 6th during the mayhem at the u.s. capitol shows why downtown washington right now is a fortress. and state capitols around the country, they are locked down as well probably like never before. we must warn all of our viewers here in the u.s. and around the world the video you are about to see is graphic and contains profanity. but it also explains why there are now 25,000 national guard troops on the streets of washington, d.c. it's to prevent another scene like this. >> the fear of a similar attack is driving a truly historic push to safeguard the inauguration on wednesday, one that has made this week's transfer of power here in the united states feel anything but peaceful. cnn's jeremy diamond is over at the white house. cnn's shimon prokupecz is tracking the security situation in the streets of washington. with just three days until the inauguration of president-elect joe biden, how are security preparations going right now? >> reporter: well, wolf, they're continuing. right now there are 17,000 national guard tro

i should say for all that we're showing, this is a mobile video from "the new yorker." there is no other video you see. this is the thing that you should see. because it does show just how violent this could have gotten. i mean, look, they're dropping the f-bomb every other missouri where the f are the senators, where the f is nancy? they were clearly on a hunt. i think we can't forget just how close this came to satisfying, you know, donald trump's sort of perverse vision of how he would go out. like he was going to go out with a fight. >> they want to hunt for the vice president as well, because he did what he had to do, certify the electoral college. you can see that noose created over there. you can hear them screaming, hang pence, hang pence. thank you, very, very much. we will have more shocking new video from idz the u.s. capitol insurrection, just how dangerous it was that video shows us. this as our states around the states are stepping up security precautions right now. we have lots to discuss. it's time for the lowest prices of the season on the sleep number

and thank you for having "the new yorker" -- you're right.n taking those pictures was at risk. had it not, there would have been no protest. there would have been no storming of the capitol. were it not for donald trump for a long time leading a crusade to lie to the american people about what happened at the election. and as you just showed in that poll, 75% of the republicans against all evidence after all the courtroom proceedings still believe that joe biden is not a legitimate president. the responsibility for this is squarely on the president, just right in front of him, he's standing on it. the blood is on his hands. because if he had only told the truth, we could have healed and we could have gotten through this peacefully. and now here is where we are. so i think it was really, really important to have those films so all the american people can have a chance to make their own judgments about which side they respect. >> i was just thinking of the saying, the truth will set you free. and sadly it's the truth that hasn't gotten out enou

joshua covid-19 who is the moscow correspondent for the new yorker. he's been covering russia for much of the past decade and his new book , between two fires offers a truly fascinating and revealing look at the impact that the putin era has had on above all the nations psyche and the moral struggles and calculations that many russians confront. josh has written a very nuanced portrait of russia, nothing like the simplistic view of that country as an oppressed people lorded over by a kgb trained dictator. josh describes the people who fall somewhere in the middle between oppressor and oppressed, prone to compromise and accommodation with the state but still nimble and resourceful enough to try to turn the system to some advantage with mixed results.in his book he highlights the stories of a number of individual russians who struggled to balance the strict and often arbitrary demands of a modern authoritarian regime with their own personal desire of consciousness. among the people he writes about are the director of the country main television channel,

. >> new video from "the new yorker" magazine giving us a fresh look at the deadly attack. >> i think what the video is showing us is what so many of us who experienced that day know. there was a coup. >> announcer: this is "new day," with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is monday, january 18th. it is 6:00 here in new york. two days left in the presidency of donald trump and the nation, bracing for the possibility of more deadly violence as joe biden prepares to take office. the inauguration on wednesday will look so different from any that we have ever seen. we're getting new details about the security in place already and the run of events planned. we've learned that all of the 25,000 national guard troops deployed there being vetted because of concern about the possibility of an insider attack. breaking overnight, the fbi announced new charges against multiple alleged extremists linked to the capitol insurrection. this morning, we have disturbing new video of the invasion. stunning stuff. revealing images

as you mentioned earlier, "the new yorker" has released new video that we have not seen before.ant to play some of it for you right now. >> watch out! >> go! go! >> easy, easy. [ bleep ] you, police. >> go, go! let's go! >> whose house? >> reporter: the fbi is still looking for many of the rioters that have been seen in so many videos. if you walk around d.c., you see a lot of billboards where they have photos from that day asking the public to call for information. so far, the fbi has opened over 315 criminal investigations into the insurrection. they have arrested over a hundred people and they have received some 150,000 tips from the public. i want to show you guys down here, there's security checkpoints all across d.c. this is one of them. we know at least two people have been stopped and arrested at checkpoints just like this one in the last 24 hours. last night a virginia man who said he was working as a security officer, security guard in the d.c. area was arrested at a checkpoint after stopping he said to ask for directions from police. he said he had forgotten he had a

wolf, as of yesterday we were vaccinating new yorkers at the rate of three new yorkers per second.s going to be an ever growing effort, and the fact is we plan this week to do hundreds of thousands of doses. some of those numbers you're referring to are set aside for a separate nursing home program. we don't control that. that's the federal government and the state, but the ones we control, we are going to be doing that incessantly, and the problem is we're going to run out of vaccine before the week is out. we need a massive resupply. i want to do a million doses in the month of january and then keep growing from there, but i don't have the vaccine to keep up with the demand or our ability to give the doses. it's really upsetting. my hope and my prayer, wolf, is that president-elect biden, who is obviously committed to a very aggressive approach, will use the defense production act, will use all the powers of the presidency, to ensure that there is maximum supply available and it gets where it can be used the most. it shouldn't be sitting in refrigerators. it should be used where

>> reporter: the just-released video shot by the new yorker's luke mogulson.t witness as the raiders rifled through senators' documents like a squad of amateur spies. >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> there's got to be something in here we can [ bleep ]ing use against them. >> reporter: confirming some of the allegations we've seen mostly in affidavits. "the new yorker" video begins outside. the crowd gathers, moving past that noose. heckling police. >> [ bleep ] the police. that roar signaling the breach of the scaffolding. they poured in like medieval siege takers, the bible held high. the pepper balls pinging into rioters. the mob undeterred, brawling with police on the steps. >> let's go, let's go! >> reporter: finally, they're in. >> [ bleep ] there's a million of us out there. we are -- control. >> reporter: five cops holding off a mob, issuing a threat. as they push past, one rioter with a warning that would soon prove deadly accurate. banging on doors looking for lawmakers. >> defend your constitution. defend your liberty! defend your constitution! defend yo

a reporter at "the new yorker" captured this video of rioters forcing their way into the capitol.you go -- into the senate chamber. >> where are they? where are they? >> we might as well set up a government. >> they're on a mission to hunt down vice president pence and nancy pelosi, speaker of the house. >> where is [ bleep ], [ bleep ] nancy pelosi? >> they opened desks, rifled through documents, taking photos, working as though they were on a recon mission. many appearing to have military training. including the man you see in a helmet was later arrested in texas and identified as retired lieutenant colonel larry rendell brock jr. from texas telling rioters on the podium to get off the podium because being up there would look bad. >> this is an idle war, we can't lose an idle war. >> we're better than that! >> get the information! >> that did not stop jake, also known as qanon shaman, who sat in vice president's chair leaving a note. >> it's only a matter of time. justice is coming. >> joining me now nbc news justice correspondent pete williams and frank figliuzzi, former assist

i am joined by editor-in-chief of "the new yorker" who assigned mogulson to do.redible footage by luke. what do you feel like you took away from it, encountering it in sort of first person through his eyes? >> you know, i was discussing this with luke's remarkable editor, dan selevsky. what is so striking about it, besides the images of craziness and stupidity and rage, is the degree at almost every point in which the rioters, the insurrectionists are either emboldened by the words of the president of the united states or they imitate the words of the president of the united states. look, when they're destroying cameras, they're using the rhetoric of, you know, enemies of the people. were that he outside destroying television cameras and press equipment. when they're inside, they're yelling, "1776" and "this is us" and "this is our boss." this is the temper of trump rallies for five years gone berserk. this is the apotheosis of all of the rallies that would go on for hours on "fox news" getting everybody riled up. it is the apotheosis of what has been on social m

but i think the reason was for the quote in say the new yorker and then it was reproduced was look here is the head of the c.d.c. in china giving wrong information to his counterpart in the united states when he knew there was some evidence however little it was background or human to human transmission of coronavirus. you remember our i gave the crack to you for basically emaar church call you for everybody you know europe you the us where the mosque it's published in size you know size journal and you remember sos yet lou not many people wearing a mask you know. there's a lot over the rumors a lot oh for you see from a set and you were talking about mask before the world health organization i understand there was advise him to wear masks just give us some practical tips i mean that there are so many issues ventilation in blocks of apartments now that we know more and more about how droplets and spread people should wear masks and it's when you do back the british government if you're about to meet distancing what other since you were the 1st to talk about the necessity of mostyn even

the mayor has to run into new yorkers all the time, and nothing -- theran older new york tradition than did to koch theyidiuani, de blasio. i did it to de blasio this morning. so, you know, it's going to continue >> seth: yeah, he thought he was -- he was tall enough to not get yelled at. he found out the wrong way that wasn't true. >> no. >> he found out the hard way >> no. >> he just found out, when you move to new york, and you're tall, and you don't play sports, people just call you big bird. >> uh-huh. >> seth: i didn't realize that, but that's a great -- another great thing to love about our city do you guys have any guests you're excited about coming up on this season >> ooh, yeah we're coming back hard with the champion of democracy. we got leader stacey abrams in the building >> that's right. >> our first episode back. >> seth: that's exciting >> always great speaking with her. >> seth: and i will say, desus, seeing you in front of those shoes, even though your interview with obama was great, one of my favorite political interviews in the last five years was you guys going over

i don't know whether biden will retain tony but your counterpart robert redfield quoted in the new yorker magazine on the 3rd of january 2020 saying there was no evidence of human to human transmission that's what you told him on the phone is that the new yorker getting it wrong rover red rover red film getting it wrong because as a d.g. fall 2 countries we keep. communicate to each other i don't think that you know that can be called so you didn't you didn't say that. we had it's t.v. show discussion i don't think you know that's a subject we had been discussing but but i think the reason was for the quote in say the new yorker and then it was reproduced was look here is the head of the c.d.c. in china giving wrong information to his counterpart in the united states when he knew there was some evidence however little it was back then or human to human transmission of coronavirus. you remember our i gave the crack to you for basically emaar call you for everybody you know europe you the us where the mosque it's published in size but you know size journal and you remember a sow's yet lou n

susan glasser of the new yorker reported, quote, the reason that it is so important to show the images of looting and destruction and terror in the capitol yesterday is because the campaign to lie about what happened and rewrite history has already begun. trump's allies in the media and in the halls of congress, sean hannity, laura ingraham and matt gaetz and mo brooks to name a few. after the insurrection, they tried to shift blame and suggest without any evidence that some rioters were not trump supporters summoned by trump but described members of antifa. how do you square that with the fact that these people were encouraged, emailed, invited to attend the rally by trump and the campaign and' dressed them and then adoringly reminded them he loved them back at the white house. he watched them rush the capitol. told them how much he admired their hearts and their strength. the harm that trump wrought was not his alone. conservative columnist george will calls out those who abetted the said they too should wear the sedition. trump lit the fuse of the riot in the weeks before the electi

we're learning just how dangerous the riot was thanks to some new video posted this weekend by "the new yorkerhey also announced their new caption contest: the q-anon shaman with his dog psychiatrist. the winner? "you're going to jail." in "the new yorker's" video, the bloodlust of the rioters is palpable. >> treason! treason! treason! treason! treason! >> stephen: that's nice of them to be clear about what they're there to do. it's like me walking into a barnes and noble shouting, "time to pretend to look at a few things, then ask to use the bathroom, baby!" in the footage, we see the maga mob on the senate floor rifling through documents: >> there's gotta be something in here we can ( bleep ) use against these scrum bags. >> stephen: yeah, there is something we can use against these scumbags. it's this video, you scumbags. and these fellows aren't exactly the sharpest horns on the headdress. here's what happened when they found ted cruz's binder. >> this, here look, here look. >> ted cruz's objection to the arizona-- >> his objection. he was gonna sell us out all along. >> really? what? >> l

released by "the new yorker" showing the rioters threatening police, telling them to stand down and that "we are listening to trump. we're here because of your boss." rioters hunting party leaders, shouting, "where is nancy?" then inside the senate chamber, the threatening message for vice president pence, saying, "it's only a matter of time." much of this now likely evidence in the senate impeachment trial. also tonight, federal authorities charging one of the rioters, accusing her of stealing speaker pelosi's laptop and then trying to sell it to the russians. and amid this heightened security, the arrest in the capital. the man with an unauthorized credential, a gun and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. martha raddatz with late reporting tonight. >>> president trump spending his final hours isolated in the white house. what our team is learning tonight about any self-pardon or pardons for his family. the president now planning a military-style salute for himself, not attending the inauguration. will there even be a phone call to the incoming president-elect? >>> meantime, president-ele

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all new yorkers who are vulnerable, all new yorkers who are high priority, everyone who is willing. >we need the freedom to vaccinate. >> julie: that's new york city mayor bill de blasio says they want some 10,000 police officers to get the coronavirus vaccine asap. that has put him at odds with the governor andrew cuomo process health care workers in the nursing home should be first in line. meanwhile, dr. anthony fauci expects the nationwide rollout of the vaccine to speed up after hitting a snag. >> whenever you take an undertaking of the magnitude of trying to vaccinate essentially most of the country, there's always going to be a bug in the road or hiccup. that started right in the middle of the holiday season between christmas and new year's and that's my thing starts low. right now i think we need to give a little bit of slack. >> julie: david lee miller has more. we understand president-elect biden's team just made a major move on vaccine distribution. tell us about it. >> that's right, the headline says the biden and administration is mind accelerate distribution of the vacci

do you feel like you are a new yorker? >> thank you.it's a mark for new yorkers is ten years. but not one day sooner. this is my tour of new york's upper west side. the big scaffolding. >> we got here fast. >> very hard core. that's what i dreamed new york was like, sitting by windows, drinking coffee. looking out on the upper west side. most of new york isn't like that. >> a little harder to live here than they tell you about in the movies. or on television. the new york of the 1950s glitters in "the marvellous mrs. maisel." the series starring brosnahan as a down and out housewife who finds a funny way of landing on her feet. >> 21 and dumb as a brillo pad. i know men like stupid girls. >> providing a colorful antidote to these times. we have a tape measure out to have seven feet between us. >> overachieving. >> we added the extra foot. is it gratifying in some way to know how many people have been watchi watching? >> yeah. it's been nice to hear that it made people laugh. the character is someone who leads with hope and joy. i'm grat