rana hogarth. caller: good morning, dr. hogarth. i live in kentucky but my family traces to alabama and my father was born in tuskegee. i have a history with this. to bring it up to today, i won't take it for the reason were talking about. after seeing president biden friday when he gave his press conference a mime kind of leaning towards it. i'm a veteran, i'm kind of leaning towards it, but what is keeping me not wanting to get it is because the former guy, before president biden, anything he had his hands on i'm skeptical about. my last question is, my real reason for skepticism is that they don't tell you how long it will last. they don't give you enough information, i know where the mask and all the protocols, but they don't give you any more information about how long it will last and who you can be around and how you should move around your community and that kind of thing. i think they need to do more education on vaccine coverage and how long. host: let's hear from our guest. prof. hogarth: i do appreciate this comment in q

i think there are several responses, first due to rana me is a digest. a condenses that books, the laws of militias which had exerted significant influence on american law, going all the way back to the first pure commonwealth's in the 17th century and continuing up to their own time. this book also records god's dealings with a chosen nation. the specially and established and political and legal institutions necessary to govern a nation. yes, there are text on government and the responsibilities of citizenship that refined in the new testament, but what's particularly appealing, i think, in the accounts of gujarat to me is americans in the wake of independents, and the aftermath of this war, they have to build a new government. and they see in the history of israel, having departed from egypt, the same exercise taking place, the building of a new nation with its various political institutions. and this is a particular attraction to americans in the founding era, who see themselves engaged in a similar project. now, to be sure, they're drawn to many othe

rana hogarth. caller: good morning, dr. hogarth.entucky but my family traces to alabama and my father was born in tuskegee. i have a history with this. to bring it up to today, i won't take it for the reason were talking about. after seeing president biden friday when he gave his press conference a mime kind of leaning towards it. i'm a veteran, i'm kind of leaning towards it, but what is keeping me not wanting to get it is because the former guy, before president biden, anything he had his hands on i'm skeptical about. my last question is, my real reason for skepticism is that they don't tell you how long it will last. they don't give you enough information, i know where the mask and all the protocols, but they don't give you any more information about how long it will last and who you can be around and how you should move around your community and that kind of thing. i think they need to do more education on vaccine coverage and how long. host: let's hear from our guest. prof. hogarth: i do appreciate this comment in question. whe

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a huge ranae of our life situation better. a huge range of health _ our life situation better. of health and anti—poverty groups are urging the government to keep the £20 payment. a decision is expected next month. michael buchanan, bbc news. let's get an update on the latest government coronavirus figures. there were 20,634 new 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 21,246. those numbers have been falling for a month now. the latest daily figure for the number of people across the uk in hospital with coronavirus is still high, at 31,670. that includes suspected cases in wales. 915 deaths were reported, that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. on average in the past week, 1,018 deaths were announced every day. the total number of deaths so far across the uk is 110,250. now let's look at the vaccination roll—out. 469,016 people have had theirfirst dose of one of the three approved covid—19 vaccines in the latest 24 hour period. that takes the overall numb

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rana in the north bay, a thief stole a bike from a mentally disabled man he used it to get to work theheft happened outside a wal-mart in vacaville maryland. friedman says the 29 year-old son michael was working the overnight hours at a. >>walmart when his bike was stolen when he went outside michael had to walk home, maryland says the stole the bike has no idea how much taking the bike will affect him. >>he was he called me right after and i told the call the police sad that somebody could steal from you know a mentally challenged, you know a dope. >>the family says the junk removal company in fairfield has reached out to michael in hopes of giving him a new bike. >>married for 67 years a san jose couple celebrated valentine's day with covid shots, let's take a look at con for stealing psac ii she shares their experience. >>for fruits and marjorie buhl it's a special day we haven't really spent too much time being special on valentine's day. we just good to each other off every day. and gazan same to and it's not necessarily valentine's day on sunday, they got their final covid-19 vac

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rana in the east bay newly-elected oakland police chief leronne armstrong he walked the streets of fruitvale talking to business owners and introducing himself to people there. >>this is part of his efforts to establish a stronger police presence in that community kron four's michelle kingston has the story. >>heard the concerns of our businesses are heard the concerns of our residents. the new chief of oakland police introducing himself to business owners in the fruitvale neighborhood on thursday i said from day one that i wanted to get on the ground and meet with our community meet what our business owners. the chief went in and out of stores throughout the fruitvale neighborhood while he didn't tell us exactly why he chose this neighborhood to walk on thursday counselor to says there have been a number of robberies here to area so we need to protect due to the fact that i have businesses. >>and mom and pop try to make them that we're still brand my grandmother person said beast old join the chief on the walk and handed out masks to people in the neighborhood they seen on. >>and lest polic

so i guess rana get to and maybe three or four. i don't know. initially 5000 doses a day will be injected. but when vaccine supplies are more sufficient, the maximum capacity will be 15,000 injections a day and likely fewer restrictions. the goal is to design a system that has only one limitation. and that supply dodger stadium disneyland in anaheim petco park in san diego, will soon be joined by cal expo in sacramento, cal state los angeles, the oakland a's coliseum and the central valley site, most likely in fresno. in addition, local clinics and local pharmacy statewide will be getting increased to vaccine supplies. vaccinations now averaging just side 175,000 doses being administered on a daily basis. that's the seven day average else step along. one of the early birds here, says she knows she must be cautious for a long time to come. i do understand that it's not really effective right away, it takes ah, ast long as five weeks from my up from what i understand to feel the get the full benefit of the vaccine, given all the political pressure

we're going to buy your bridges will have that coming up next but for now back to the new saints ranaso it may be a snowy day across washington, but president biden isn't taking the day off in fact last night he invited 10 republican senators to the white house for a meeting today. the group is expected to talk about 2 very different covid relief bills, washington dc correspondent raquel martin is live with the differences and the possibilities rock out. good morning will be by administration is holding out for a bipartisan covid relief package. but right now it remains clear that they are still miles apart. the republican package just before yesterday is literally a 3rd of what democrats are asking for. 10 republican senators are headed to the white house monday afternoon to try and talk down president biden's massive one 0.9 trillion dollar covid relief package were targeted to the needs of the american people. >>treating our tax dollars as a fairer tax dollars on fox news sunday republican louisiana senator bill cassidy and on cnn's state of the union ohio republican senator rob po

this morning make sure you give yourself a little more time for now daryn we'll send it to you both ranah bay, a thief stole a bike from a mentally disabled man who'd used it to get to work the theft happened outside a wal-mart in vacaville maryland. friedman says her 29 year-old son michael was working an overnight shift at walmart. >>when someone stole his bike. michael had to walk home maryland says the person is still the bike has no idea how much taking a bite from him affected him so deeply. >>he was he called me right after and i told the call the police sad that somebody could steal from you know a mentally challenged, you know a >>the family says the junk removal company in fairfield has reached out to michael and hopes of getting him a new bike. >>time now 6.49 and married for 67 years a san jose couple celebrated valentine's day with covid shots together taylor, the sacking has their story. >>for fruits and marjorie buhl it's a special day we haven't really spent too much time being special on valentine's day. we just good to each other off every day and gays it same to and it

so i guess rana get to and maybe three or four. i don't know. initially 5000 doses a day will be injected. but when vaccine supplies are more sufficient, the maximum capacity will be 15,000 injections a day and likely fewer restrictions. the goal is to design a system that has only one limitation and that supply dodgers stadium disneyland in anaheim. petco park in san diego will soon be joined by cal expo in sacramento, cal state los angeles, the oakland a's coliseum and the central valley site, most likely in fresno. in addition, local clinics and local pharmacy statewide will be getting increased to vaccine supplies. the vaccinations now averaging just side 175,000 doses being administered on a daily basis. that's the seven day average. l step along what of the early birds here, says she knows she must be cautious for a long time to come. i do understand that it's not really effective right away, it takes ah, ast long as five weeks from my from what i understand to feel the get the full benefit of the vaccine. now given the political pressure

>>rana in a developing story an investigation is under way following the death of a man who'd died while he was being tased in police custody in any did just after midnight on wednesday morning. police received 2 calls one from a man rambling incoherently the second from a lyft driver whose says the man was trying to steal his phone. now when officers got to the scene they said they tried to de escalate the situation. but the man ran into traffic officers finally caught up with him in an officer used a taser to get him into handcuffs that's when he appeared to lose consciousness. medics took him to the hospital where he later died. >>according to the officers, the man exhibited extraordinary strength. and they were unable to gain control of his arms after being able to get the subject in handcuffs. he appeared to lose consciousness and the officers recognize this as a medical emergency. i want. the residents of antioch to know that they will be that they will be provided answers. >>this comes on the heels of a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of a 30 year-old navy veteran angel

so i guess rana get to and maybe three or four. i don't know. initially 5000 doses a day will be injected. but when vaccine supplies are more sufficient, the maximum capacity will be 15,000 injections a day and likely fewer restrictions. the goal is to design a system that has only one limitation and that's supply dodger stadium disneyland in anaheim petco park in san diego, will soon be joined by cal expo in sacramento, cal state los angeles, the oakland a's coliseum and the central valley site, most likely in fresno. in addition, local clinics and local pharmacy statewide. we'll be getting increased the vaccine supplies the vaccinations now averaging just shy of 175,000 doses being administered on a daily basis. that's the seven day average hell step along. one of the early birds here, says she knows she must be cautious for a long time to come. i do understand that it's not really effective right away, it takes ah, ast long as five weeks from my from what i understand to feel the get the full benefit of the vaccine. given the political pressu

it is our white house correspondent let's discuss this further now with john rana han who's the co-founder of punchbowl news his eyes from washington very good to have you with us john so the proper lines in this 2nd impeachment will be much easier to follow i think than the origin of the 1st impeachment just one county but convicting donald trump will be a lot harder right what are your expectations. well i think it's going to be very difficult to have a conviction or trump we were you know a test vote in this case as your correspondent mentioned whether or not the trial is actually constitutional 45 republicans voted against that you'd have to get 17 republicans to vote to convict trump assuming all the democrats did so it's hard to see where there will be a conviction a truck i think you'll see a lot of republicans do crying is behavior criticizing what he said but saying that doesn't rise to the level of. impeachment and you know that there are problems with the case and that you know they don't want to censure no former president your he left office but will they be more republicans i

host: rana hogarth is a history professor at the university of >> this is c-span's online store at c spon.org. with the 117th congress in session, we are taking preorders. it supports c-span's nonprofit operations. shop today at c-span shop.org. >> the house subcommittee on the coronavirus crisis heard from community leaders on the affects on people of color. this is about an hour and a half. >> good afternoon. i'd like to think everyone -- thank everyone for gathering here to discuss racial equity and coronavirus vaccinations. the coronavirus pandemic has hurt all americans. but some communities have had a heavy burden. black, hispanic, and native americans have been infected with the coronavirus at higher rates than white americans. they are more than four times as likely to be hospitalized and twice as likely to die from the virus. men and women of these communities are front-line workers who continue to face serious death threats in the workplace. and it's not only about race. all the vulnerable communities, including lower incomes and rural communities, have faced disproportiona