nevertheless for the technicians every machine that they can bring back to life is a ray of hope germany's largest airline has had the most difficult year in its history juge of the mess of slump in passenger numbers caused by the corona pandemic the company has only been able to survive thanks to 9000000000 euros of government aid several 1000 jobs were cut and almost all of the 100000 or more remaining employees had their hours cut. this affected technicians like band peace as well as his colleagues in passenger services at the airport. on board flight attendants were hit hard as well as cockpit crew many say it could hardly be worse . every plane that comes back into service gives hope a little lift and a little thrust. these are the india this year will see that further progress in the development of vaccines and then the lifting of travel restrictions that there will be a bit of a silver lining hopefully and that soon it might be possible to unpack many more planes in order to stay in the picture of the park in bits of dr who. nevertheless the live tons of fleet after the coronavirus

nevertheless for the technicians every machine that they can bring back to life is a ray of hope germany's largest airline has had the most difficult year in its history of the mess of slump in passenger numbers caused by the corona pandemic the company has only been able to survive thanks to $9000000000.00 euros of government aid several 1000 jobs were cut and almost all of the $100000.00 or more remaining employees had their hours cut. this affected technicians like band peace as well as his colleagues in passing just services at the airport. on board flight attendants who are here as well as cockpit crew many say it could hardly be worse. every plane that comes back into service gives hope a little lift and a little thrust. these are the india this year will see that further progress in the development of vaccines and then the lifting of travel restrictions that there will be a bit of a silver lining hopefully and that soon it might be possible to unpack many more planes in order to stay in the picture of who could park in bits of dr who. nevertheless the lufthansa fleet after the coron

at that his that she was on its way like enough this bus at the same time but was of ray of hope i'm quite a lot less rushed i didn't tell his mother anything money janja i knew he wouldn't survive i can use the. militia and soon there was just a look here the accident affected all of ukraine. is that all the systems in russia and the u.s.s.r. and other countries too so when my opinion with the people who contains the damage actually saves the whole world really so more and more the school and all the people who blocked off the burning reactor with their own body that were both really of a sort of preferred those who built this a compass did it at the expense of their health. and make their lives if they were you have to understand they treated us as living materials for those. who thought it would cost us the liquidators our lives really forgotten. where material goods are we were the living material supplied by the induction centers and they are matters. sure nobody had a better novel there were 3 special units and representatives of every military region everywhere u.s.s.r. figure

but there's a ray of hope as a small child is pulled alive from the rubble of the guards a building that was destroyed. the home you're watching al-jazeera live my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes. an israeli air strike on gaza flattens a building housing al jazeera and other international media groups. and global show of solidarity from iraq to britain to australia thousands march in support of palestinians and denounce the israeli occupation. also heard a vote that'll give women more say in rewriting chile's constitution which dates back to military dictatorship. welcome to the program israel has lost its most intensive air strikes on gaza since its called looked with palestine escalated on monday there being more than $150.00 raids in an hour targeting areas across the palestinian. enclave. rescue workers are digging through the rubble to find survivors at least 154 palestinians have been killed but that number is expected to rise after the latest attacks earlier israeli strikes destroyed a building housing foreign media outlets including al-jazeera israel's

but there's one ray of hope and a small child is pulled alive from the rubble of a cause a building that was destroyed. tubs the whole robonaut she lives their life my headquarters here in doha also coming up. the israeli airstrikes on gaza flattens a building housing al-jazeera al-jazeera and other international media outlets. i and the global show of solidarity from iraq to britain to australia thousands marched in support of palestinians and the now see israeli occupation. also heard a vote that will give women more say in rewriting chile's constitution which dates back to the pinochet dictatorship. welcome to the program israel has all shits most intensive ass trucks garza since its cold flecked with palestine escalate to the lunda there been more than $150.00 raids in an hour targeting areas a. ross the palestinian enclave thanks. to city workers are digging through the rubble to find survivors at least 154 palestinians are being killed but that number is expected to rise after the latest attacks earlier israeli strikes destroyed a building housing a foreign media outlets including

this is al jazeera life and also coming up there is one ray of hope as a small child is pulled alive from the rubble of adults a building that was destroyed. an israeli air strike on a delta flattens a building housing the al-jazeera and other international media. i'm told reached the baltic sea where a joint oxygen free dead zone is one of the latest symptoms of climate change. it is 7 g.m.t. 10 am in gaza where violence has entered a 7th consecutive day follows marches for peace pressure from foreign leaders and international condemnation of israeli attacks against civilians and the media. israel launched hundreds of at strikes overnight the most intensive barrow's since offensive began on monday $154.00 palestinians have now been killed in the enclave there more than $150.00 attacks in an hour targeting multiple buildings including the home of a top hamas political chief israel's prime minister has vowed to continue the offensive on gaza for quote as long as necessary or the head of hamas says the resistance will not give in. suffering has more now from gaza we can hear the explosi

intensive air strikes on gaza more than 150 raids in the early hours of sunday morning but there is one ray of hope as a small child disposal to live from the rubble of a gaza building that was destroyed. the air no i'm fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from doha with continuing coverage of the israel palestine conflict. the at a an israeli air strike on gaza frightens a building housing algis year and other international media. the at and the global show off solidarity from iraq to britain to australia thousands march in support of palestinians and denounce the israeli occupation in the end thank you for joining us israel has launched its most intensive air strikes on gaza since its conflict with palestine escalated on monday of in more than $150.00 raids in an hour targeting areas across the palestinian enclave i am rescue workers a digging through the rubble to find survivors at least $154.00 palestinians have been killed but that number is expected to rise after the latest attacks early israeli strikes destroyed a building housing foreign media outlets including al jazeera the israel

nevertheless for the technicians every machine that they can bring back to life is a ray of hope germany's largest airline has had the most difficult year in its history of the mess of slump in passenger numbers caused by the corona pandemic the company has only been able to survive thanks to $9000000000.00 euros of government aid several 1000 jobs were cut and almost all of the $100000.00 or more remaining employees had their hours cut. this affected technicians like band peace as well as his colleagues in passenger service as at the airport. on board flight attendants were hit hard as well as cockpit crew many say it could hardly be worse. every plane that comes back into service gives hope a little lift and a little thrust. these are the india this year will see that further progress in the development of vaccines and then the lifting of travel restrictions that there will be a bit of a silver lining hopefully in and that soon it might be possible to unpack many more planes in order to stay in the picture. in bits of dr who. nevertheless the look tons of fleet after the coronavirus pand

things are dire on college campuses, but there are rays of hope. chapel hill struck a note for common sense by revoking an offer to the 619 projebbing. -- project. they claim the college boards of trustees are racist. the biden administration is full steam ahead is critical race theorys in school. they want to direct follow grant money to projects that incorporate racial diversity and... but, they poked the bear. 20 state attorney generals are fighting against these plans and oppose any government funds going to any projects that characterize the united states as racist or assign blame to a particular race. folks, it's my firm belief that democrats will rue the day they linked arms with the marxists on this issue. most women who voted for descent old joe biden didn't think this was part of the bargain. next time they walk into the voting booth they can strike a blow against the racial industrial complex that wants to wreck america as it robs us blind. that's the "angle." joining me now is a professor at brown university. this leads to a larger quest

choose where to send their kids to school and while things are dire on college campuses there are rays of hope the board of trustees at unc chapel hill struck a note for common sense by revoking a tenure offer to hannah nicole jones, the widely discredited 619 project, in response they claim the college boards of trustees are themselves racist. it is all they have. the biden administration's full steam ahead on critical race. schools, the us to permit of education issued two proposed priorities last month of the direct federal grant money to projects that, quote, rate officially, linguistically diverse perspectives into teaching and learning of projects that promote information literacy skills, the screams boondoggle but they poked the bear, 20 state attorneys general are fighting against these plans and oppose any government funds going to any project that characterize the united states as irredeemably racist or founded on principles of racism or lays bias to an individual because of his or her race. it is my firm belief that democrats will rue the day they linked arms with the marxists on th

the slight ray of hope is that diplomacy's back.stuck in his approach to the crisis. he was quite hesitant, and there are many voices in the democratic party who want him to be much tougher with israel. the un could come back on the world stage and be much more dynamic and participate much more than it did in the last four years of trump. and indeed, france pushed for a resolution under the un security council. france and germany were behind egypt and jordan and the ceasefire. of course, europe is very concerned. every time there is tension in the middle east, we can see pro—palestinian protests in the streets of paris, berlin and london turning ugly. the interior minister in france had to ban protests, which took place anyway. we saw some very anti—semitic slogans, but also attacks. and this is becoming more and more recurrent in europe, and that's a great concern. now, the problem is the two—state solution is dead. i think that's the next step for world diplomacy. what next? something that struck me which is very sad is that only

but there's a ray of hope as a small child is pulled alive from the rubble of the guards a building that was destroyed. the home you're watching al-jazeera live my headquarters here in doha.

but there's one ray of hope as a small child is pulled alive from the rubble of a garza building that was destroyed. many watching al-jazeera life my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes.

hope for the best. and he replied. can you tell my mother that. at that his he was i it's one like him that this was at the same time because of ray of hope i'm quick to look at what's rushed i didn't tell his mother anything money i knew he wouldn't survive i can use the premolar stones. militias who never did let's hear the accident affected all of ukraine she says because the noise and all the systems in russia and the u.s.s.r. so good you and other countries to you so in my opinion with the people who contains the damage actually saves the whole world really some boy want to school and all the people who blocked off the burning reactor with their own body back to the authority of a sort of prefer those who built this economy guess did it at the expense of their health it was literally. make their move if there were you have to understand they treated us as living materials. who thought it would cost us the liquidators our lives military and got a. room with real good for we were the living material supplied by the induction centers and they are matters. sure nobody had a better noble there were 3 special units and representatives of every milit

we can see a ray of hope in the form of the vaccine but there is no vaccine for the planet. nature needs a bailout. >> don't want to go back to the status quo that you had before simply because it was the status quo that got us here. >> capitalism as we know it is dead. this obsession we have had with maximizing profits for shareholders has led to incredible inequality is a planetary emergency. laura: kids were harmed from the cancellation of in person learning and athletics was not relevant given the left's larger long-term goal of reducing america's carbon footprint. they saw covid as an opportunity to advance the interests of the global climate bureaucracy. the pet media marvel about the environmental benefits of lockdowns ignoring human suffering. >> if there's a silver limes this crisis it is visible above china. >> all this action has proven to be quite good for mother earth. >> the solution brought by lockdowns may have been shining an impact. wild animals are roaming city streets. laura: the longer you were behind closed doors not going to church, traveling to see fa

yes, so the numbers are coming down and where there is a ray of hope in the numbers in india and now coming down to fight testing remain the same. so the overall trend is good and what the government seems to be doing at the moment is trying to control the narrative of the situation and they're both in india and overseas. the government is our social media platforms to remove all references to what's being called the indian variant of the corona virus. now the b 1617 very. and that 1st emerged in india that will help organization has declared a variant of concern is widely referred to as the indian berry adjusted previous variance. we call the u. k. the south african or the brazilian variant. it has raised a lot of concerns overseas, most notably in the united kingdom this week with starting to be the dominant strain in a number of cities in the u. k. but the indian government is saying that because the world health organization has isn't referring to it as the indian very and others shouldn't. it's important to know that providence and that ends more has faced a lot of criticism for

is there any hopeful ray of light here? >> katie: i will get to that in the second. first, i want to say, we have heard that this, that jewish americans are not responsible for what is going on in israel, and that is true. but, because palestinians both in israel and palestinian americans here believe that jews fight back and defend themselves, that they will not be held accountable for attacking them, but rather, the jews will be threatened and said "you need to cease-fire, you need to make sure that you act with restraint." they think they are going to be able to get away with this violent activity, whether it's in l.a., new york, florida, because there's no accountability for these violent attacks on jews.

president biden suggesting the numbers off a ray of hope. >> i set an ambitious goal of getting 70% ofdult americans at least one shot by july the 4th. today, just over a month to go, we're at 62%. we aren't just saving lives. we're getting our lives back. >> california, hawaii, new mexico are the only states that still have mask mandates for everyone still in place. cdc guidelines said those who have been fully vaccinated can lose the masks and social distancing. >> 3, 2, 1. >> americans are ready. >> life has returned, right, i mean, we're back. thank god we've returned safely. you know, it's been a challenge, this last year has been really difficult. >> the number of people getting vaccinated is on the decline and there are some unique motivation plans in place to encourage folks to take the shots. ohio, california, and maryland are offering things such as scholarship, and cash prizes. drugstore chains and health care companies are providing financial incentives and one concert promoter offering $18 tickets to anyone fully vaccinated. those who have not gotten the shot will have to

of color. >> reporter: so lisa recently partnered up with be the match to start a campaign called roar 4 ray, hopingink of anything that would be more meaningful to me in my life. >> reporter: a ray of hope. and lisa's goal is to add at least 100,000 donors to that list to find matches for patients like ray. and, robin, i know you know how important it is for people to sign up on these lists and to give this gift. >> yes. i was very, very lucky that my mother -- my sister was a perfect match, but people automatically assume that a family member is going to be a match. that only happens about 30% of the time. 70% of the time, you need a stranger as you have been pointing out, and hopefully a stranger of color to know that there is a real, real need out there, and you can save a life. so thank you so much, eva pilgrim, for highlighting this. keep that ray of hope going, right? >> reporter: exactly. we're praying for him. >> yes, we are. thank you. >>> now let's check in again with ginger. >> reporter: thank you, robin. okay, so i want you to look at the beautiful flowers all around me. lovely to look

we have some rays of hope in the senate despite your reporting there. i think there are a list of ten or 12 senators that we could possibly get to vote for this. people like senator collins want something like this. i'm a mid-american optimist. i'm a real list. i think we can get this done at the end of the day. >> i certainly appreciate your optimism. i am a little concerned looking at the senate if those numbers are there. i think it's very much an open question, and it's trending in the wrong direction. but let's talk about, you know, you mentioned that there were a number of republicans who voted for this, but the vast majority in the house didn't. and the reasons they're giving include, you know, this is redundant or perhaps more importantly that this doesn't rise to the level. this doesn't rise to the level of a commission the way 9/11 did. what do you say to that? >> well, first of all, i would disagree with you. anybody in sports would say a vote of 252-175 is a pretty resounding vote in the house of representatives, especially these days with th

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but that was a ray of hope. i'd look at this as a pos of it thing.e hand wringing thing of any tough vote coming up and maybe cooler heads will prevail. >> it may. to your point. even representation and that is in this. five democrats, five republicans on this commission, but you know the backgrond here. you know the tie to these second big lie here. even in mccarthy's statement he's talking about, we need to investigate interrelated forms of political violence. that's another way of saying, this commission also has to be about antifa stuff and so on. it has nothing to do with january 6th here. as you heard last week, republican members of congress are calling this a tourist event, right, denying that they were trump supporters. basically pushing the lie about what happened that day. what does that say to you that the republican leader there referencing that as he opposes this. >> well, again, there were certainly violence over the summer and i think we all ought to look at that as a self-reflection in the sense that what caused it, but that's not re

nevertheless for the technicians every machine that they can bring back to life is a ray of hope germany's largest airline has had the most difficult year in its history juge of the mess of slump in passenger numbers caused by the corona pandemic the company has only been able to survive thanks to 9000000000 euros of government i'd several 1000 jobs were cut and almost all of the 100000 or more remaining employees had their hours cut. this affected technicians like beyond peace as well as his colleagues in passing just services at the airport. on board flight attendants who are here as well as cockpit crew many say it could hardly be worse. every plane that comes back into service gives hope a little lift and a little thrust. in the india this year will see that further progress in the development of vaccines and then the lifting of travel restrictions that there will be a bit of a silver lining hopefully and that soon it might be possible to unpack many more planes in order to stay in the picture if you go from looking to dollars to park in bits of dr who are. nevertheless the look times

for the technicians every machine that they can bring back to life is a ray of hope germany's largestairline has had the most difficult year in its history juge of the mess of slump in passenger numbers caused by the corona pandemic the company has only been able to survive thanks to $9000000000.00 euros of government i'd several 1000 jobs were cut and almost all of the $100000.00 or more remaining employees had their hours cut. on board flight attendants were hit hard as well as cockpit crew many say it could hardly be worse. every plane that comes back into service gives hope a little lift and a little thrust. this year will see that further progress in the development of vaccines and then the lifting of travel restrictions that there will be a bit of a silver lining hopefully. nevertheless the look tons of fleet after the coronavirus pandemic will be significantly smaller than before and these are the top stories we're. joining us live across global markets as fears rise over inflation and 3 days after the ransomware attack against a crucial oil pipeline in the united states it's g

intensive air strikes on gaza more than 150 raids in the early hours of sunday morning but there is one ray of hope as a small child to support their lives from the rubble of a gaza building that was destroyed.

for the technicians every machine that they can bring back to life is a ray of hope germany's largestairline has had the most difficult year in its history juge of the mess of slump in passenger numbers caused by the corona pandemic the company has only been able to survive thanks to 9000000000 euros of government i several 1000 jobs were cut and almost all of the 100000 or more remaining employees had their hours cut. on board flight attendants were hit hard as well as cockpit crew many say it could hardly be worse. every plane that comes back into service gives hope a little lift and a little thrust. this year we'll see that further progress in the development of vaccines and then the lifting of travel restrictions that they will be a bit of a silver lining hopefully. nevertheless the look times of fleet after the coronavirus pandemic will be significantly smaller than before and the top stories we're following. wall street after the start of. charting a slide across global markets as fears over inflation and 3 days where attack against a crucial oil pipeline in the united states ha

this is a picture of my two rays of hope, my heart, my loves and my future.op sail, north carolina. katie tweeted my anchor is the sun rise in la quinta, california, getting outside for my morning coffee expands my perspective. what a remarkable country we live in. sarah says my observatory is the earth, wherever i happen to be and look up at the moon. looking at things beyond our small planet puts things in perspective. life is short, love and care for each other. thank you for these wonderful stories. stay tuned. there's more inspiration to come. we're highlighting people on the inspiring america 2021 list. i'll see you saturdays from 8:00 to 10:00. don't let your view block your vision. keep looking up and make it a wonderful week. food nite. nite. [ engine revving ] [ race light countdown ] ♪♪ ♪♪ when you save money with allstate you feel like you're winning. safe drivers save 40% saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. saving is easy when you're in good hands. the only thing better than a new 5g phone is anoth

this is a picture of my two rays of hope. my heart my loves in my future.ow on the horizon. katie tweeted. my reaches the sunrise from her backyard in california, that's in the valley. getting outside for my morning coffee, expands my working from home perspective. what a magnificent country we live in. hashtag, grateful. and finally, sara rates, my observatory is the earth. wherever i happen to be, and i look up and see the moon. looking at objects beyond our small planet puts things in perspective. how small we are and how short of a time we will live. life is short. love and care for each other. thank you for these wonderful stories. stay tuned there's more inspiration to come. cause we are highlighting extraordinary people on inspiring america, the 2021 inspiration list next on msnbc. i will see you friday night at 7 am peacock, here saturday's 8 to 10, sundays 9 to 10. until we meet again, i'm joshua johnson. remember, don't let your view block your vision. keep looking up and make it wonderful week. good night. wonderful week good night good night th

and that this sort of corruption has a grip of the republican party and she is standing out as a ray of hope for our democracy. you can think two things at once about liz cheney, but if you believe in truth and our democracy, joe, you have to be able to see both of those things in order to see what she is doing right now. >> well, and that's what i've been doing for the past several years. i mean, you can -- if you're in my position, supporting what democrats do, that pushes donald trump back requires dialectical thinking. two things can be true at once. i can prove progressive economic policies would be ruinist to the united states of america. >> and we can argue that. >> and we can debate that. and i can say they spend too much money. they want to tax too much. they want to regulate too much. and lit undermine american democracy. but on the other side i can say -- >> at the same time, no but. >> i'm sorry. will undermine not american democracy but will undermine america's economy. and throw millions and millions of people out of work. at the same time, i can say they're on my side when it

really, really dry off to the east bay then a minor recovery tomorrow a little bit is there any ray of hope here. there kind of is now. this is way far up here. so don't get too excited. but it looks like by the end of next week is going to be on the weekend now understand. but maybe we might start to get a little shot of some showers here. you know, if we could just get some moisture in the lower levels of the atmosphere that will be cool because that give us some insulation for any returning offshore wind event here. that's the problem. we just haven't had anything webb to kind of moisten things up just a bit. checking the 4 zone forecast out for your saturday here. 75 san francisco. we'll still stay in the 60's along the peninsula. sometimes with an offshore when these numbers can also pounce a little bit too bayside. we're looking at 74 san bruno 73 burlingame to the south here in the 80's hiding out 82 redwood city, palo alto and mountain view santa clara valley. ce 82 going on. san jose. also milpitas 84 for cupertino santa clara to 84 east bay shoreline. look at this. lower to middle

so if there's one ray of hope here for the survival of the afghan government and/or the freedoms thate from the united states and our allies that helps the afghans and afghan government keep the taliban at bay. but it's -- it's a pretty grim situation, frankly. >> mr. secretary, i'd like to turn our questioning to russia. we've had following the situation with opposition leader alexei navalny and following the president gently mentioning that vladimir putin is a killer and saying to him that he doesn't think he has much of a soul. what should the administration's posture be toward russia right now and how do you think president biden is managing his relationship with vladimir putin? >> well, i think that, actually, there's a -- in most respects, there's pretty much a great deal of continuity between the trump administration and the biden administration when it comes to russia. russia under putin is a great disrupter. one of his soul objectives is to create as much trouble for the united states and for the western democracies as he possibly can, whether it's longer boarders with easter

but, look, i think people are looking for ray of hope, and if there's one thing we know, it's that thes, gas lines, our middle eastern ally, israel, is taking rockets from hamas day after day. these things are really scary. and i think people are looking for a little bit of hope. and if there's one thing that donald trump can provide, it is hope, it's inspiration, it's standing up for america. and, look, make no mistake about it, we need somebody to come out and show how to be a real leader because if you guys don't think that our adversaries like russia, north korea, china are looking at what is happening in the middle east right now and current president, joe biden, they're using this as a test, guys. if he doesn't step in and do something about this right now, they're going to say, well, we get a free passed to do whatever we want to allies of the united states and probably to the united states itself. so i think it's a great time for my father-in-law to come out of to have some rallies, to inspire some hope. gosh, shouldn't we look forward to something like that as we approach the

tell you what, how about some rays of hope?! but we will talk to him about his career tomorrow. naga: matt is the perfect person to talk about the weather today. you have a gorgeous dog braving the winds! someone has to go out on it, no choice! good morning. it is a bit wet to be out today come a day that feels more like october than may. responsible is this massive swell of cloud where we have seen quite a lot of rain and around it we have strong winds, strongest to the south. these are where the strongest gusts have been. 40—60 miles an hour quite widely across southern england and wales. on the coast of isle of wight, wind topping 80 miles an hour, some rough seas out there. there are some splashes of rain but there is some sunshine. the rain is mainly across scotland, england and wales, curling around the area of low pressure, as persistent in northern england and north scotland. sunshine in shetland, some sunshine through the english channel but we will see the strongest of the wind here through today topping 60 miles an h

is there any hopeful ray of light here? >> katie: i will get to that in the second.i want to say, we have heard that this, that jewish americans are not responsible for what is going on in israel, and that is true. but, because palestinians both in israel and palestinian americans here believe that jews fight back and defend themselves, that they will not be held accountable for attacking them, but rather, the jews will be threatened and said "you need to cease-fire, you need to make sure that you act with restraint." they think they are going to be able to get away with this violent activity, whether it's in l.a., new york, florida, because there's no accountability for these violent attacks on jews. the issue is anti-semitism, not israel, israelis, or american. it's anti-semitism in general. as far as what happened in the middle east, i talked to someone who has watched the middle east, lived there, worked there for many years, and they believe that -- coming this summer. the reason is, if you look at the so-called cease-fire, which is really the israelis defending

hope? >> i'm hopopefulul we're out of this pandemic. i loook forward to being able to work and seeing peoplele again. i look forward to less violence, hopefully. >> dickerson: raye just tired of waking up every day and looking at our phones to see whaat the heck is happening overnight, and what other fear mongering is taking place as a result of some tweets or whatever. i believe now we have a good leader in place who will help us move forward in the right direction. >> dickerson: and we'll be backwe'llbe backwe'llbe back. >> dickerson: we end today with a tribute to all of the people who paved the path to americans becoming vaccinated. when doctors catalin couldvico anand drew wiiseman got their r vaccines,s, they rereceived a a standining ovatioion. they were at thehe end of a bucket brigade that was their life's work. it had helped doctors like bion tech's uger, who joined the vaccine push with kathryn jansen. >> we can call it a miracle, but a miracle always has a sense of it just happened. it didn't just happen. >> dickerson: next in the brigade were those who tested the vaccine. jennifer hallen was the very first to participate in the moderna trial. >> th

for poli, now disgraced by multiple allegations of sexual assault, ray knows a calls the town's turmoil a shame it hurts a lot, and i'm here to give hope to our people and bring back a sense of community and respect and professionalism, so i'm really excited about that. but i have done nothing criminally wrong and will eventually be cleared for poli has stepped back from official duties but not resigned. reno's after many years of community involvement, knows the current council members and looks forward to working with them, but she thought for poli lack professionalism start circulating this month. i'm so proud of you, he knows the remains focused on the issues that compelled her to keep running for office. i just want community engagement. i want more transparency when it comes to development, and she opposes the tear down of civic buildings for a luxury hotel and car. does which for? police supports a lot of people say, hey, we don't want to become healdsburg, which is very tourist focus. they knows his backers say they hope her election is the start of a new chapter one new face on one new seat, one new perspective on the council.

ray. we hope you will join us at 7:00. >>> the faa is trying to stop the recent rise of unruly behavior on flights.hey will now have a zero-tolerance approach. those who do act out on an airplane can face potential criminal charges, fines or a lifetime ban on certain airlines. they deal with about 150 cases since the beginning of 2020. that number has jumped to 1300 cases despite less people traveling because of the pandemic. our investigative unit did a deep dive and found more than a thousand travelers banned for not wearing a mask on a flight. >>> maybe you saw it, last night's billboard music awards, a taste of the near future, yes, when you get to see people perform in person. various venues are preparing to host live concerts very soon. >> but some fans are frustrated. they're out the cash they paid for events that never happened because of covid-19. we turn to chris chmura for help in getting their money back. did you have any luck? >> some luck. i had two concerts canceled over the past year. >> i've had two flights canceled, i'll get to you later. >> we heard from lots of folks who did hav

of this charming tale that still holds up. it's streaming on hulu and it's available on dvd and blu-ray. hope you have a great weekend. in chicago. i'm dean richards. >> coming parents in fremont are taking the local school district to court. i'm camila barco live with but a spokesperson for the school district is telling me. >> 9.23 and new this morning. some parents are so fed up that they are suing the fremont unified school district for not reopening campuses this year. parents say the diitrict isn't listening to them. let's go live to camila barco to hear more about what they have to say. camila. >> yeah. so daria right a spokesperson tells me that they have not received that lawsuit. but the lawsuit is not a surprise because the parents who filed this lawsuit have me several attempts to get administrators to reopen the schools and let students back in the classroom. now the group of parents are called fremont parents for reopening. they're the ones who are suing the school district and parents say that the students have just suffered emotionally physically academically. and they utley an attorney lee and ling is

and i'm hoping that daily all the treatment is good, so it's recovery of lungs now, because lungs are damaged. you can see the patches in the x-rayefinitely takes a long recovery, at least three months. >> yeah, so you mentioned your brother and sister are in india helping him. what are they telling you about the situation, not only with your dad but across the country and what they're seeing. >> so we have a common group of my brother and sister, we have formed a group on what's app, every morning, 3:30 a.m. there, doctors and stats calling, so we all discuss in the group what needs to be done, and probably my brother is running around like anything for small medicines or anything, and my sister both are working really hard to take the best care of them, best doctors appointed for him. we are very lucky to have this treatment. so yeah, well kcommunicated. >> i really hope your father starts doing better. i'm curious in terms of the big picture. a few weeks ago, officials in india thought they had turned the corner and this was under control. why do you think things spiked the way they did in india? >> yes, it could have been und

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of paper or a document. this is completely unacceptable. i is hoping to have fbi director here today to address the unanswered questions of fbi actions. i sent christopher ray multiple invitations and even reschedule this hearing twice that he declined to appear. i am pleased to announce director ray has a creed to appear before this committee in june and i look forward to his testimony then. former acting secretary of defense christopher miller leading the department of defense on january 6 when the capital came under siege the capital police were badly outnumbered the robot to the department of defense to protect our government yet dod did not authorize the deployment of the troops to the capital tell nearly four hours after local officials first plaid for help even under full-scale assault deal on - - assault dod hesitated until vice president pence, not president trump gave the order to clear the capital". dod explanations failed to address critical questions. why did military leaders place unusual restrictions on commanders on the ground? that the mob entered between 1:00 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. why did the defense department wait until after 5:00 p.m. befo

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ray for the situation now under title 42 environment as well as planning for what will occur on the use of title 42 is no longer needed because the public health imperative no longer requires it. i hope i am answering your question. they are involved in the planning and execution of those plans to ensure on the one hand the help of the american people. and on the other hand the help of the migrants themselves. >> i appreciate that. i wanted to talk briefly about detention facilities. since i've been in congress operative individuals, advocates about the mistreatment within detention centers across the country. i was pleased to see dhs chose these closures are one step closer to ensuring individuals enter custody with dignity and respect. can we expect to see the closure of additional attention facilities including family detention facilities? >> congressman we are studying the issue very carefully. mine direction could not have been clearer which was that we will not tolerate the mistreatment of individuals in detention or substandard conditions. we will take whatever actions are needed to make sure that his audit across the board. >> specific to the budget ahead of the budget was ne