home of the liberty bell. >> home to boyz to men. >> jilly from philly. >> setnge all know aut phillyey love their sports pederson was leading the eagles to their only super bowl title. now is he out of work. the eagles have fired pederson. he released a statement saying that it was an honor to coach the eagles. >> all right, turning now to the action on the field. last night in miami and the big night for the crimson tide. >> our own college football super fan, will ganss, has been monitoring those unfolding nd je latest. look at that pose. >> yeah, i watched more football last night than i did for all of 2020 combined. but that's another thing. roll tide. that's what we're saying this morning. alabama taking home its sixth college football title in 12 years, following a weird season and an equally weird championship game. monday night f field. all eyes on alabama's tdevonta smi thman nner stingeven school c re halftime.itll the senior's 12 receptions translating to three touchdowns and 215 yards solo in the half, compared to all of ohio state's combined 191 yards. even lebron james,

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d.c., philly, new york, and boston in the bull's-eye. at this hour, more than 100 million people under winter weather alerts. the powerful storm sweeping through southern california, and further north, washing out parts of highway 1 near big sur. sending mud slides down the hills burned by san gabriel valley. heavy snow in the mountains. semis under several feet of snow in truckee, california, near the nevada border. the snow, look at this, reaching the suburbs outside chicago. and beginning to accumulate around wrigley downtown. this view courtesy of earth cam. the northeast already in a deep freeze, now making emergency preps for a major snowfall. abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano leads us off. >> reporter: tonight, the northeast in a deep freeze. millions enduring bitter cold temperatures. fountains frozen over in new york city amid single-digit windchills. the region now bracing for a powerful winter storm and potentially blizzard conditions. >> we understand that it's going to be significant. please stay off the roads as much

resonated for me philly soul had this great symphonic salan to it and motown i mean you want to talk about it an anthem talk about dancin in the streets that's all rock anthem you know it's a call for people to go out and dance in the streets that music resonated with me early on i was lucky enough i saw otis redding live i saw solomon burke. you know so that music was really really part of my formative years and being able now to have soul station does this band this 15 piece band of people who are really like minded all who have played with everyone from smokey and stevie to whitney use to and to natalie cole to. a lot of contemporary artists and all of us who are just bent on this idea of championing that great music that somehow has been relegated to becoming the oldies or a sample on a rap song you don't need a sample for a rap song you need to hear the 4 tops you need to hear all this music and what we really put our our nose to the grindstone was to be able to do all that music with reverence and faithfully and bring it to people live and that's what we've been doing you want

philly soul for me whether it was tom bell and linda creed or kenny gamble and leon huff they took these great groups the o'jays the spinners the stylistics of the list goes on and on and created great sounds built around each one of those bands and as i said to i get to drop things too as i was talking to jimmy page once and i said you know before i ever listen to any of the british bands that were so influential to me i was listening to solomon burke i was listening to all the motown. artists the idea that from a small area in detroit in these projects you got smokey robinson the temptations the 4 tops with levi stubbs you had barry gordy holland dozier holland all these people that was huge to me and what they were singing about just resonated for me philly soul had this great symphonic sound to it and motown i mean you want to talk about it an anthem. talk about dancin in the streets that's all rock anthem you know it's a call for people to go out and dance in the streets that music resonated with me early on i was lucky enough i saw otis redding live i saw solomon burke. you know so

>>jimmy: i can't do philly >> oh, philly's tough. i'm from philly. there's one for that, too. teachers had it growing up, and i don't know if i'm blocking it out. because they'd be like, "well, just think of the green light across the bay." and i'd be like, "ah, i guess it's the american dream. um, but coconut water is a good one. down to the shore, we're going get some coconut water [ laughter ] down to the shore, get some coconut water, hit up the casinos, go down to the casinos. on wednesday, tuesday. like, it's really coconut water. >> jimmy: coconut water. >> try it again. >> jimmy: coconut. >> it's not coconut. >> jimmy: it's the worst tina fey gets so mad she's like, "do you -- >> coconut, coconut. like, "give me a coke. >> jimmy: coke >> there you go. coconut. >> jimmy: coconut. >> water >> jimmy: water. >> close >> jimmy: close. let's talk about "palm springs," if you don't mind. >> no. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: you were so good >> thanks >>jimmy: andy samberg is so fantastic in it too. >> he's lovely >> jimmy: i love everything he does, but i told him like, "an

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host: john out of philly, a republican. good morning. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. the trump show is about to end and hopefully it ends peacefully, it was a disgrace what happened, why did four or five people get hurt? maybe this will be a peaceful transaction and be able to move on. this was a super spreader event again. that's all he has done is talk about himself and promote -- he is hurting people by having these live events out in the open. host: william out of daytona beach, florida. caller: when i think about what happened here last wednesday, it's all based on donald trump eli that the election was stolen and it wasn't. and all these supporters who marched up there who believed they were doing the right thing and patriotic all did that for a lie, that's how insane this whole thing is. he is a draft dodger, he ran a phony charity foundation where he scammed millions of people and settled out of court, the university was a scam and the man is a disgrace and sick. host: a very heavy police national guard presence in and around capitol

philly, a little bit less. certainly a high-impact event. could be the biggest snowstorm of the season. we'll have more on this in just a little bit. dan. >> rob, thank you. >>> now, though, to the pandemic, as america sees more cases of those worrisome covid 19 variants, the biden administration is ordering a bli abc's trevor ault is at new york city's penn station with much more on this. trevor, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. health officials continue to be locked into that race to vaccinate the american public because of those new variants and because of the large death tolls we are still experiencing, but the system is still working through a number of hiccups like technical errors and at least one instance, protesters. this morning, the cdc making masks mandatory on public transportation nationwide monday, amid ramped-up efforts to get americans vaccinated. thousands lining up at mass vaccination sites like coors field in denver and in dallas, cars stretching for miles at this vaccination site, some people turned a

philadelphia was sitting there here's the biggest problem with philly it's not who they put in, it'swentz, their number one quarterback for most of the year now, benched he was a healthy scratch in the game so they told you before the game was going on they weren't about putting everything in to win this game. maybe a lottery can solve it, but you can't really complain too much. >> yeah, you can't complain. win more games, you don't have to complain. >> exactly. >> one more thing and this is close to home for all of us at nbc universal, tokyo is in the middle of the worst covid mess that they have had since all of this began it's very serious now. they're doing what they can do they're about to lock things down are the olympic games in some sort of jeopardy again >> i think everything is in an uncertain mode you know, it has to be it's 200 days away from the olympic games so there's a lot of time between now and then i think there's so much time and money invested in tokyo having the games. with vaccines coming online, you look at things pointing in the right direction. certainly has

to philly, and single digits from new york up to boston. rob marciano standing by. >>> kremlin crackdown. tens of thousands protesting across russia. demanding the release of putin critic alexei navalny. demonstrators clashing with police. more than 2,000 detained. >>> celebrating a broadcasting legend. iconic talk show host larry king dead at 87, weeks after contracting covid-19. a look back at some of his most memorable moments. >>> a work from home tax? millions forced to work remotely amid this pandemic. why you could owe more this tax season. >>> and billion dollar mystery. the search for the person who hit that massive mega millions jackpot. tonight we take you to the winning town. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm tom llamas. we begin tonight with the covid-19 crisis. one year in, and america now on track for its deadliest month yet with the variant spreading that may be more lethal, and still more chaos and confusion in the vaccine rollout. images from arizona highlighting what is still happening here, a

here in philly walter jewish à Ãthat's destined to make any.is a chapter in it called decriminalizing the imagination. when i'm thinking about is how we can think of abolition at the level of the imagination because that's in some ways where it has to begin. i believe it said the growing adage, the growing edge. when thurman talks about not being prisoner of the event. he talks about how the story of jesus doesn't begin and end at the level of the crucifixion. we can't reduce our dreams to the level of that that's our immediate experience. the crucifixion didn't tell the final story about jesus's life, we cannot be prisoners to the events of our lives and conditions of our lives. that's when i begin to think about what it is to imagine an impossible new future. the end of slavery wasn't impossible. it was unimaginable, it was unforeseeable. we had to at least begin from that place the place kelly talked about robin kelly talks about the radical imagination. we have to imagine something else, we needed a new template. for me that's what i'm wres

mugs sometimes garnering mixed reactions at rival stadiums, like a less than warm greeting from philly's mascot fanatic. the pinch hitters included plenty of furry faces. >> the all pet section is in here at the coliseum. >> and familiar ones too. tom hanks returned to the home of the oakland a's where he once worked as awe teenager, the actor recording his voice to play over the speakers. >> hot dog here, hot dog! >> team president says fans also recreated favorite memories. >> people had loved ones that had passed away and they actually had a cutout of them made and they were sitting there watching the same with them like 20 or 30 years ago. it shows how baseball and sports can bring people together, especially in times of crisis. >> fans sometimes got to keep the balls that hit their cutouts. a player's pet had a close encounter. >> he cut the pooch right in the snout. >> reporter: the cutouts did more than just raise spirits. the mlb says teams participating d donating money to local charities. in chicago white sox fan paul garrett sent a message at the season opener with 100 cutouts

packing boxes for the hungry in and around philly. can't see it, but standing there with the president-elect also dr. jill biden, the soon to be first lady of these united states and their daughter. as this happens, we are learning new details about a ten-day push of executive actions that the president-elect is set to take right away. steve kornacki is at the big board to break down some new polling that sheds light on the uphill battle that joe biden will face in bridging the deep divides in our country. we are getting down to the wire. what does the schedule look like for the president and the vice president-elect in the final few hours? >> reporter: final few days and hours. it's going to be jam packed and busy both on the inauguration front but in the immediate hours after they are inaugurated. we are getting the sense of executive actions they are hoping to push forward, in addition to the legislation packages they want to push through capitol hill. we heard biden talk about the $1.9 trillion in stimulus. that's on the agenda. i

they said philly fighting covid also stopped offering covid testing services offered to the communityompany said he never heard the group's intentions to switch to a for-profit entity, and he is accused of taking some vaccine distribution and issuing them to four of his friends saying he couldn't find recipients before they expired. >>> the republican committee is at a crossroad. will they choose the path of lower taxes, free market, stronger military, or will they continue down the path of conspiracy theorists with a win at all costs mentality? the latest examples, marjorie taylor greene and bovit. greene started a lie in hollywood. she accused nancy pelosi of treason. she supported her possible execution. she called the deadly parkland school shooting a false flag event, and in a video from 2019, she is seen harassing parkland survivor david hogg. hogg responded by saying bovert and greene are threats in the capitol. bo bovert mocked him by saying, give the keyboard a rest. joining me to talk about this is former congressman and governor of south carolina, mark sanford. mark, thank

please give them my best regards from philly. >> we are coming to you from d.c. and not philly. officer, eugene goodman became a hero when he led an angry pro-trump capitol mob away. they're uncovering the rampant racism and how to hold those that hold the badge accountable up next on democracy. e up next on democracy there are many reasons for waiting to visit your doctor right now. but if you're experiencing irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue or light-headedness, don't wait to contact your doctor. because these symptoms could be signs of a serious condition like atrial fibrillation. which could make you about five times more likely to have a stroke. your symptoms could mean something serious, so this is no time to wait. talk to a doctor, by phone, online, or in-person. [ thunder rumbles ] [ engine rumbling ] ♪♪ [ beeping ] [ engine revs ] ♪♪ uh, you know there's a 30-minute limit, right? tell that to the rain. [ beeping ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. [ beeping ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ a must in your medicine cabinet! less

the 22-year-old head of the philly fighting covid group says he injected his friends with those doses. >> we called. the doses were about to expire. we called everybody we knew. every single person. >> while some are able to skip the line, this morning new data shedding light on the disparity among communities of color. 16 states report vaccinations by race. right now, every one of those 16 states shows that latinx americans are being vaccinated at rates far lower than white americans. the main reason? a lack of trust and access. we have more as part of our special collaboration. >> reporter: as an essential worker serving mexican workers, she should be eligible for the vaccine. she has concerned. >> i'm scared because it hasn't been tested enough. >> reporter: what are you hearing? are people willing to take it? >> no. >> reporter: 26% of hispanics said they would get the vaccine as soon as possible. compared to 40% of whites. which is why this pastor, whose church is 80% hispanic, is meeting people where they are. this is a food bank. you are passing out the flyers. >> yeah. giving

the bears win 84-78, in baseball, the giants have traded sam kobrine to the phillies in exchange for a pitching prospect. he had an era close to 10 less to season and also made headlines in july when he did not kneel with the rest of >> thank you for watching, that is it for us at five. we will see you back ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> diaz: tonight, pressure builds on president trump to leave office or face impeachment again. after the capitol is violently stormed, furious democrats, backed by some republicans, make their move. >> sadly, the person who is running the executive branch is a deranged, unhinge, dangerous president of the united states. >> diaz: the president silenced on twitter, and out of sight. also tonight, capitol investigation-- new reporting on pipe bombs discovered nearby. plus, the nationwide hunt for rioters caught on camera, including someone just outside chicago. >> were you inside the capitol? >> i was. >> reporter: why did you go

philly is now the seventh team with a headad-coaching g vacanc browns f fans greeted their tea at theam this morning, to celebrate cleveland's first playoff wins since the clinton administration, and head coach mr. game with covid-19, he may have been the last person to see the teams touchdown in the very first play. >> process burger shot a dome on that ball. >> year after year, to cover the warriors, nobody ever talked about the cleveland browns, front page news now. >>> cbs evening news is coming up next. here is norah o'donnell with the preview. >>> good evening. good to see you. coming up emma alarming new images of the assault, demo ats announced they captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, democrats have the votes to impeach president trump for a second time, as the f.b.i. warns there could be armed attacks in all 50 states if the president is removed before the end of his term. new video tonight shows just how violent the assault on the capitol was, as the f.b.i. looks through tens of thousands of photos and videos, and asks for the public's help finding this man.

we're doing everything new school no paper all electronic >> reporter: his organization, philly fighting covid brought together engineers and computer scientists to handle logistics like identifying the right registration software and speeding up the process withyear so it's kind of bittersweet. sorry. and i'm just really happy. >> reporter: can this be a model for something even bigger than what's happening over the next couple days >> yes reach out to us. we're open sourcing all of this. we will be at the stadiums next. >> reporter: making sure when there are enough vaccines for everyone, everyone will have a place to get one. stephanie gosk, nbc news, philadelphia >>> there are troubling numbers in terms of infections across the country and a post-holiday spike that was widely predicted. here is miguel almaguer. >> reporter: as hospitals and hot spots struggle to manage covid patients, tonight that feared holiday surge is here. hospitals in the heartland are driving patients eight hours into kansas for an open bed >> it's not just the covid patients it's the patients that could be car

book may be think about the moment where my daughter was like i want to go to this protest down in philly. now i was getting on the bus going, now i'm the protective parent, i'm going to go with you. i thought about it, and old enough to get over covid, maybe but i ain't rolling the dice. and so i was thinking about that. is thinking about my father, my father's 92 years old. and he had gotten a terrible infection. and he was very sick. and in february i wasn't sure, the doctors were state could be days, weeks, months we don't know, but prepare yourself what could be these final moments. he wasn't eating, he was struggling, and i was there every day with him until he couldn't be. the hospital shut it down because of covid. so now, covid is literally separating me from my father. they moved him to a nursing home facility where we have a because he has extraordinary healthcare needs. and we could not see him there either print the nursing home shut down. and remember they are telling me days and weeks and months and trump is telling us these will be over in days, weeks, months, and i don't

>> reporter: right, so philadelphia had partnered with his start-up, philly fighting covid back when testing was in need. him and his fellow students and adviser were 3d printing ppe, when the city moved to vaccination, he wanted to offer help there. they vaccinated 700,000 people. and then things got dicey. they hadn't previously had a privacy policy. when they added that they actually included a clause that said the company could sell patients' data, obviously very sensitive information and that's when the city decided to cut ties with the start-up. then you have this question, the allegation of the ceo taking vaccines home. he said that the vaccines were going to expire. he tried to call everybody, any health care workers that he might know to give them to them and he couldn't find anybody so he took them home and vaccinated four of his friends. stephanie gosk spoke to him and he said he has no remorse. >> i understand it looks bad. >> do you regret it? >> no, i stand by my decision. this was an ethical dilemma for me. do i throw these doses into the trash, or do i put them into a

they partnered with his organization, philly fighting covid, to identify this convention center and start ball rolling for the logistics of this operation. not mired down by old bureaucracies but just saying, let's get it done. and that's what they've been doing here and that's why the success here could actually translate in the future potentially and that's the hope to the max vaccination efforts that will have to take place in this country as we move forward. >> stephanie, you need to interview that guy. we need to put that video on digital. we need to meet him. and you better do it wearing that sweater because that sweater is fierce. i want to turn to kerry sanders. you know i love an animal print. senior citizens in florida can now get the vaccine at the grocery store. kerry, i believe they can get it at the grocery store but how many stories have we talked about in the last week where seniors are waiting for hours and hours sitting in folding chairs and getting nothing. is this grocery store solution a possibility? >> it's not only a possibility. it's unfolding. let me show you firs

she's a member of the judiciary committee and, actually, my representative when i'm in the philly area. representative dean, good to see you. thank you for being with us. how are you preparing? because we don't have a date for when this will happen. are you preparing, nonetheless? are you getting ready with your coimpeachment managers to go to trial? >> good morning. stay safe. we're preparing. we're working every day together and then i'm doing preparation on my own reading and writing in preparation for the trial and the solemn duty we have. i thank you for covering this with the urgency it requires. let's remember what happened here. a mob that was incited by the president, radicalized by the president for his own political gain attacked the capitol. they wanted to assassinate the speaker, hang the vice president, and hunted down members of congress. these are all in violation of the president's constitutional oath and amount to high crimes and misdemeanors. >> you said to "philly enquirer." this is so much worse. you know, the last one undermined american security and undermeaned a

if washington beats philly tomorrow, they will be the nfc's champs and make the playoffs. that will add him to comeback player of the year. he will probably win it. the former 49ers, his storybook season continues. >> it would be an awesome story, chris. thanks. >>> we dealt with all kinds of feelings during the pandemic. a new business ♪ it's the brand new chicken dance song uh ♪ ♪ get down heat it up like a sauna ♪ ♪ spin around one time if you wanna ♪ new chicken dance new chicken sandwich my juicy, thickest fillet yet. my cluck sandwich combos. only at jack in the box. stwith the xfinity hello 2021 sales event. get powerful internet you can count on... ...and $250 back when you... ...add xfinity mobile with nationwide 5g on the most reliable network. keep in touch with family and friends. stream your favorites with ease. and take your devices to the next level. get xfinity internet and mobile together... ...and say hello to 2021 with $250 back, for a limited time only. this sale won't last, so click, call, or visit a store today! crispy, crunchy breading on my juicy, t

phillies when he was 18 later he signed with the brooklyn dodgers and after piling up wins in the minorsort it was called up to the big leagues in 1954. but tommy's major league career never took off in 1956, we'll sort it was sent back down to the minors to make room for another young left-handed pitcher by the name of sandy kaufax after tom is playing career ended when he moved into coaching, it's been 12 years in the minors in 1973 lasorda got back to the show. >>this time as the la dodgers, 3rd base coach. his love for the game was infectious. walter alston retired in 1976, a sort of became the 4th skipper in team history for the next 20 years the sort of would define dodger baseball. >>players love sort positive upbeat style but make no mistake, tommy hated to lose. this now famous rant took place in his office after dave kingman of the cubs. he hit 3 home runs to beat la in 1978. >>bush. like taking i think it was. >>we'll sort it was colorful and popular. but most of all he won. >>in 1977 78 his teams won the national league pennant only to be thwarted in the world series by the y

germans living in the occupied drying land their fathers soldiers from the french colonies to the phillies after the german children had a hard time and because they were a reminder of the german defeat. they grew up in a climate of national pride and racism. the european population felt that it was important to be white and to stay right like. exclusion and contempt culminated in forced sterilization under the nazis. bestow. commensurately examines the few traces that remain of their existence. because of the. starch 11th on d. w. . pizza when.

watch new york city and philly. snowing heavy on monday., monday evening, and also into tuesday. look at that snowfall. 6 to 12 inches across the ohio valley. watch this heading into the northeast. places picking up 12 to 18-plus inches of snow, could be philly and new york city. dana, proud to say, happy to say, i at least have eight functioning toes. you know what they say? eight is enough. >> it is. going to have to be for you now. jeff -- >> it is. go get warm, you and the crew. >> the live shots, this is the time, doing a lot of these, your mouth starts to like -- >> freezing. that was good. hung in there. >>> it's about six minutes after the hour. here's a look at your local weather. . >>> cleanliness may be next to godliness according to one old saying. our definition of clean changed over time. it may need to change again according to the author of a fascinating new author on that topic. we walk to him next. you're watatching cbs s "this morning:g: saturday"y". el ♪ ♪ breeze e drifting o on by y you know hohow i feel ♪ [man: cocough

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no efficacy data for the vaccine candidate was submitted from the phillies 3 trials that are ongoing and completely confused parrot has some data in preparation but as far as i'm aware there is absolutely no efficacy data that has been presented published. it is being live on the line now 2 millennia i saw the news the co convener of the all india drug action network welcome to r.t. and we saw a quote there from your organization i believe so 1st of all why as an institution you unhappy with the approval of the vaccine and astronomical jobs in india. so we have concerns in respect of the of provos in respect of the biotechs vaccine the callback seen of course the primary concern is the lack of ethical cd doubt because the phase 3 trial is still ongoing in india and currently it is too early for there to be any data for any interim analyses to have taken place the data so far in humans is limited to $755.00 participants in the face one in phase 2 trials which were looking at safety and immunogenicity in the approval granted by the regulator it has restricted the emergency use in clini

mugs sometimes garnering mixed reactions at rival stadiums, like a less-than-warm greeting from philliestters included plenty of furry faces... >> the all-pet section is here. >> reporter: ...and familiar ones, too. tom hanks returned to the home of the oakland a's where he once worked as a teenager, the actor recording his voice to play over the speakers. >> hot dogs, here! colossal hot dogs! >> reporter: team president dave kaval says fans also recreated favorite memories. >> people had loved ones that had passed away, and they actually had a cutout of them made, and they were sitting there watching the game with them like 20 or 30 years ago. it really shows how baseball and sports can bring people together, especially in times of crisis. >> reporter: fans sometimes got to keep the foul balls that hit their cutouts. a player's pet had a close encounter from the opposing team at citi field, home of the new york mets. the cutouts did more than just raise spirits. the m.l.b. says teams participating donated money from the programs to local charities, with some raising hundreds of thousand

financial survival guide stacey south philly let's say i'm not sure i get. angry stump the fight. thank you for. the story 6 that's true. that slavery. seemed wrong. just don't hold. me. to shape out of the attic. and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. she says to look for common ground. to get more of a headline news now in indonesia a passenger plane is believed to have crashed with at least 62 people on board all of them indonesian citizens officials say the boeing 737500 appears to have gone down near an island on the java sea and it just taken off from the country's capital jakarta and was heading to the island of borneo. sort of reports. this is the 1st we have heard from the indonesian officials their transport minister at this point has already confirmed that flights as j. one aide says it is indeed missing and it is believed to have crashed in java sea on saturday now the plane itself was on route to point c. amec from the capital of indonesia jakarta with a 62 people on board that's what all of them were crew members and 50 passengers

see phillis a guest studies i'm sure you have many more questions for a expert panel looking forward to hearing those just put your comments into the comments section and i'll try and get some of your thoughts into today's discussion with say hello to the guests that guess we'll say hi to you mike cynthia's son and thanks for being on the stream today might welcome back to the stream remind our audience who you are what you do. thank you for having me again tonight it's my german i'm a fellow at the brennan center for justice at n.y.u. law school prior to that i was an f.b.i. special agent for 16 years were some of my cases involved infiltrating white supremacists and far right militant groups undercover agents. thanks for coming that like i since the end tell me it's how you would like to be screwy south what you did. now everywhere and cynthia miller n.p.r.'s thank you for having me am a professor at american university where in washington d.c. where i direct the polarization and extremism research and innovation lab our peril and i also recently finished a book called hate in the

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and the philly fed looks like 11.1 no, that's an old number i do not have the philly fed and i can'tes when he doesn't have -- he's a better dancer than i 78. real quickly on the housing starts i'm looking for the permits plus 4.5% that's a good number we have diana olick going to talk about the housing i'll get you the philly fed, joe, when it comes around. >> all right, steve. thank you. beck >>> let's get over to diana olick. she has more on the housing starts numbers that we just talked to. diana? >> reporter: this is a strong number especially for the single family housing starts. that's what we're really focusing on. that's where we're seeing the biggest shortage, need for homes. we saw single family housing starts up 12% month to month 27.8% year over year that's a little surprising because the home builders and the sentiment numbers actually pulled back. they were citing things like the high costs of land, labor, materials and in addition we saw a huge spike in lumber prices in december so we might have expected that to hit the december housing starts but they didn't that's g

‘cause it's tradition, just getting him into the south philly tradition.vid cases in the state of pennsylvania on thursday and at this event, there was little social distancing. police kept a wary eye on events. 0rganisers justified the event, saying that because it was a protest, rather than a parade, it fell under the first amendment right to free speech and assembly. 0thers disagreed, saying the protest was dumb but predictable. elsewhere, the 2021 rose parade in pasadena became a virtual televised event. and after the official polar plunge in south boston massachusetts, was cancelled, small groups still braved the 4 degree temperatures. it's ok. back to philadelphia and the mummers protest. any fears about the pandemic? no, we got our mask on. we'll be safe. aruna iyengar, bbc news. wham!‘s last christmas has topped the uk singles chart for the first time, 36 years after it was first released. the festive classic was streamed 9 million times over the last week. let's have a listen. # last christmas, i gave you my heart. # but the very next day, you gav

rumors that some vaccine had been shipped in hooked to the unwilling to kingdom now one gentleman in philly said this entire spy case astra zeneca is full austria's on a good will software they treat people in the world's biggest market as 2nd class citizens this is also not likely to cause problems for the united kingdom which of course recently fish the next day european union for a little break 68 was expecting a delivery of some cool 1000000 doses of the finest bio med tech facts seem to be produced all suited facility in belgium and now the e.u. has been struggling to obtain enough vaccine doses despite placing huge orders over the last year or so so much so that some areas of europe are either having to delay the rollout of the program or having to hold to temporarily all together it really feels as if protectionism is now being ramped up in essentially what is turning into ringback a war over access to a drug in a vaccine that is supposed to prevent 194 i mean through told us brussels is now in his view trying to. up for its failure to secure proper short supply. the european union f

upon domestic politics of germany and his association with the length of tenure going back to the phillyront among others. we are thrilled that sigmar gabriel could join us this money. will bill be the legacy of chancellor merkel -- what will be the legacy of chancellor merkel, and particularly the legacy of her leadership? if you ask me about how germans and others will look back at the chancellorship of chancellor merkel, i would say that during her term, ending after 16 years, she will be seen as a leader which steered andany through heavy waters difficult crisis which we were faced with. i remember when we started together in the government in 2013, after a few weeks we had crisis. we had the crisis in greece, then the europe crisis, and at the end of the term the refugee crisis. so her chancellorship will be successful leading of the country and leading europe through major crisis at the beginning of the century. francine: cliff kupchan -- tom: cliff kupchan, we have seen successful brexit negotiation. how do you and dr. bremmer see europe in 2021? is it fractured or can it coalesce

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but in the 2nd half philly or boundaries aside love again without there is massive gold but they say all right. it was to be a painful debut for felix i grew against our. notes in silence. and florian know that they're far from the site. and it was a grueling match for both sides one that required commitment. from neither side really looks that clinical. one young man however would make the big difference towards the end felix 1st with his cross for every selassie. before sealing his 1st full day with a goal. believe. this. was a crappy goal but i'm just glad it went in and i think it's all good let's. look a year which is back in frankfurt after things didn't work out at real madrid. shall come also looking to recruit some former favorites after say out colossal notch perhaps also tell our entry fee. but again shall come frankfurt didn't take the lead andre silver did just that in the 28th minute. the hosts responded posthaste mathieu hopis squeezing in the equaliser. no way contests with a draw. brought on friday.

photographs and some dr vital statistics that was no accident the german state had decided that people like philly bart would not be allowed to reproduce he and any memories of him was supposed to disappear along with him the same applied to others who shared his fate he was forcibly sterilized in the summer of 1937 before he had even turned 14 village he was one of several 100 children who had a german mother and a father who was a soldier from the french colonies. the whole world collapsed in november 1918 prussia's miten glory were no more it was all over for kaiser god and fatherland after 4 years of slaughter 10000000 soldiers lay dead on the battlefields and as many people died on the home front as well both in europe and beyond. the moment of the victors had come on june 28th 1919 the allies received a small delegation of diplomats from germany the represented. civs of the german government signed an accord under protest because it was largely imposed without any input from them. in particular the french government led by george claim also remains staunchly unbending never again was germany

philly made a completely normal impression there didn't seem to be anything unusual to begin with i never thought there was something different about him. it was to shorten the said fata i knew his father was a vietnamese soldier in the french army of the rhymes that i didn't know but i just accepted it it was what it was you know so he was an illegitimate child there were a few of those apps i knew before and they always said he suspected something of course because sterilizations were always carried out under the semblance of some sort of examination and one would know who the nominee. doodle believe but he never said a thing about it. assays an e-mail as long as i knew him i didn't know. if you can do was the psni sht i can still see him beaming with joy and holding his call up papers i'm being drafted for you and he did it if you will you can see from the pictures that he dead but only for 14 days after he finished training then he was dead. not almost written off as a target. gov thought. it was born in 1923 in always kishan he died serving in the german army somewhere in northern it

we saw a rise in the number of reng hired, according to the philly fed purchasing managers in that district. that will figure into people's views of what the ism might be when we get to the first of february. guy: we will see the latest data in washington. bloomberg's mike mckee. president biden will be signing 10 more executive orders today. joining us for more on this story, our bloomberg white house reporter. are we seeing federalization of the vaccine efforts? mario: what joe biden's aim is, as he likes to say, to give a shot in the -- to get shots in arms. we also say -- we also see aggressively a mass requirement where he has latitude, so vis-a-vis, traveling abroad or those coming in from other countries requiring to have a negative test before entry. so he is really trying to signal that his campaign promises to get a hold of the coronavirus pandemic. alix: really quick for today, what is on biden's agenda? mario: in addition to the prayer service that he is attending right now, virtually, they are on he will be at the oval office, where he will be signing more executive orders. the

powerful quake struck just stuck to midnight causing many to philly in the darkness. in the morning those left in the hardest hit city of my mood you woke up to scenes like these this is what was left of the local hospital where rescue operation is now underway. as you can see behind me from this hospital we have retrieved 2 dead victims we are still trying to find more victims in the rubble but we don't know yet if they are still alive or not. some people have been recovered from the depor but it's a vast operation as many as half the buildings in my mood to city have either collapsed or are partially damaged and there are fears that strong aftershocks are still to come. on them by the. minute the aftershocks a still happening on the coding to our analysis from local data that we've recorded as well as historical data we believe this is still potential for more strong aftershocks. just like what happened at midnight. local so they didn't have you got. to now many fearing the aftershocks are choosing to stay on high ground wondering if they'll have homes to go back to