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our plan is embedded in local authorities, working aside regional liaison officers and logistic supporthow to stay calm under pressure. those cool heads have been pivotal not just according those cool heads have been pivotal notjust according effort but assessing where defence can deliver the best response. i have mentioned the best response. i have mentioned the personnel we have deployed and at high readiness but a real number helping the nation to combat the coronavirus is greater. we have an excess of 5000 armed forces personnel and civilian staff supporting the covid response from behind the scenes as part of the routine duties. today i want to pay tribute to these men and women. they include the hundreds of personnel in defensive quarter is responsible for coordinating covid support force. among 100 staff of the winter operation team and many... that is the secretary of state outlining the current role for the military and the pandemic crisis. i role that has moved to helping the nhs with the vaccination programme. if you want to keep watching that, bbc parliament is the place to

it says it got a letter from the governor's office saying it plans to end the lockdown in all regions. >>> number two, president biden expected to reinstate the travel ban in the u.s. today. it will restrict travelers from to slow the spread of the coronavirus. >>> number three, the article of impeachment against former president donald trump will be delivered to the senate today. he's charged with incitement of insurrection. the trial starts in two weeks. >>> parts of santa cruz under an evacuation warning. cal fire says this week storm could be life threatens in the burn scar area with risk of landslides and major flooding. >>> and here's a look at what's going on this morning. you can see most of the showers to our east and to our west. we're going to have a chilly day today and a day to prepare for what's coming tomorrow through wednesday morning. up to 3 inches of rain from this strong storm. >>> number 6, wind is impacting the morning commute. we have a high wind advisory for the bay bridge and also i want to take you to an incident in saratoga. r the first time in 37 years, bud

it says that's received a letter from the governor's office saying that it plans to end the lockdown in all regionswo, president biden expected to reinstate the covid-19 travel ban in the u.s. today that will restrict entry from south africa, brazil, the uk, and most european nations to slow the virus's transmission. >>> number three, the article of impeachment against former president donald trump will be delivered to the senate today. he's charged with incitement of insurrection and that trial starts in two weeks. >>> number four, parts of santa cruz county are under an evacuation warning. cal fire says this week's storm could be life threatening in the czu burn scar area with risks of landslides and major flooding. >>> yeah. that's in play for sure. number five, is be prepared today. if you haven't checked your wipers, your tires, do it now because flooding and hydroplaning, the roads will be the biggest issue and debris flows, power outages and flooding out of this atmospheric risker that hits tomorrow afternoon through wednesday morning. >> number six, taking a live look outside right now at w

options and plans in that area with commissioner ronen's office and we would like to commence the 101 express lanes and carpool lanes and express bus planning work this coming year as well as the region is moving forward with a regional network. we want to figure out the right solution here, whether it is carpooling, express lanes, the goal is to move more people reliably and safely on public transit buses. this is part of the equity strategy to benefit the 14 and now the 15 perhaps express as well. we do hope to continue working on this through the environmental process in the coming year. next we have some studies we have been bringing to the board and seeking input. there was a lot of great outreach work. it is a tough, tough time for the study. we completely understand. we want to be ready for when we do recover. we believe some of this may need to be in our mind. not this strategy but the management in our mind to come back, how to have economic recovery as we see that traffic level returned to pre-covid level in the network already and again school is not in. we are lifting out of the shelter-in-place over the next few months we anticipate with the vaccine rollout we will be in

options and plans in that area with commissioner ronen's office and we would like to commence the 101 express lanes and carpool lanes and express bus planning work this coming year as well as the regionorward with a regional network. we want to figure out the right solution here, whether it is carpooling, express lanes, the goal is to move more people reliably and safely on public transit buses. this is part of the equity strategy to benefit the 14 and now the 15 perhaps express as well. we do hope to continue working on this through the environmental process in the coming year. next we have some studies we have been bringing to the board and seeking input. there was a lot of great outreach work. it is a tough, tough time for the study. we completely understand. we want to be ready for when we do recover. we believe some of this may need to be in our mind. not this strategy but the management in our mind to come back, how to have economic recovery as we see that traffic level returned to pre-covid level in the network already and again school is not in. we are lifting out of the shelter-in-place over the next few months we anticipate with the vaccine rollout we will be increasing eco

regions have run out of the coronavirus vaccine. president biden promised to rollout 100 million vaccinations in his first 100 days in office, but supply shortages are hampering efforts. >> president biden's national action plan to combat covid-19 and get more people vaccinated is welcome news in california, where more than 35,000 people have died from the virus. >> that's exactly what we need, someone to organize, whether on the state or federal level, to get it to the people who need it. >> in los angeles and across the country, there is a critical shortage of vaccine. >> demand far outstrips supply. we are still waiting to learn when more doses will arrive. >> there are about 10 million people in l.a. county with 800,000 health and frontline workers. and 1.3 million people aged 65 or older. so far, the county has received only 850,000 doses. vaccine supplies are distributed by the federal government. the former administration failed , among other things, to act with urgency to ramp up production. governors around the country are pleading for more. >> what we are facing is not enough. even if delayed, it is not close to enough of what we can do. and we are not seeing the type of vaccine hesitancy people exp

region is at 3.5% available icu capacity. >>> riots at the u.s. capitol prompting a federal murder probe. capitol police officer injured in wednesday's siege has died. prosecutors planstigation according to cnn. >>> latest jobs report came in an hour ago. it shows employers across the nation cut 140,000 jobs in december, unemployment rate stayed the same at 6.7%. streaming today on cbsn bay area, we'll bring governor newsom's budget proposal at 11:00 this morning. plus we'll show you a cultural district in san francisco that's helping small businesses in the bay view. you can watch at kpix.com or on the kpix app. >>> taking a look at the roadways, chp clearing a crash north 101 before 280 in the south bay. it doesn't look like it is causing delays or issues. checking altamont pass commute, 28 minutes 205 to 680 but looks like delays are dissipating, just a pocket of slowing. bay bridge toll plaza is clear, no delays into the city. if you are taking golden gate to san francisco, 15 minutes south 101 from richmond san rafael bridge into the city. >>> if you are heading out on the roads, you might see wet roadways in spots. we had that cold front push through and on hi

in the 50 state capitals that also have plans and i sassed also cyber bullies for the people in this democratic region of the country who want to trump out of office he was billie's to popular american president in history of course those who did come to the joe biden inauguration did so to a heavily fortified city most stayed away as the few that did come in person had to watch from behind heavily fortified fences i had to be here i would try to talk down not coming from my family saying that it was in favor but being that we went through so much the last 4 years i felt that being here was part of my healing process i was in a person who is going to let fear stop me from coming and celebrating even though the city of course is locked down and we can't be there when that physical grounds to see these people unite around the t.v. and watching this historic day was all that you could see everybody feels a lot more love there just like pressure just been. going back to normal and it appears that president biden is enjoying a bit of a honeymoon in his 1st days in office leeson poll showing more than 6 in 10 americans of the way that he has handled thi

options and plans in that area with commissioner ronen's office and we would like to commence the 101 express lanes and carpool lanes and express bus planning work this coming year as well as the regionorward with a regional network. we want to figure out the right solution here, whether it is carpooling, express lanes, the goal is to move more people reliably and safely on public transit buses. this is part of the equity strategy to benefit the 14 and now the 15 perhaps express as well. we do hope to continue working on this through the environmental process in the coming year. next we have some studies we have been bringing to the board and seeking input. there was a lot of great outreach work. it is a tough, tough time for the study. we completely understand. we want to be ready for when we do recover. we believe some of this may need to be in our mind. not this strategy but the management in our mind to come back, how to have economic recovery as we see that traffic level returned to pre-covid level in the network already and again school is not in. we are lifting out of the shelter-in-place over the next few months we anticipate with the vaccine rollout we will be increasing eco

planned in 30 russian cities. and associates in moscow and other regions have been detained in the lead up to these rallies. opposition supporters going to depended journalists have been approached by police officersatening to make its search engine unavailable in australia. and as a government implements plans to make tech giants pay for news content. an official says they are willing to pay media companies fairly but the proposed rules are unworkable in australia. the australian prime minister says he will not respond to threats. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. and tonight's whatever happened to segment, puerto rico. many there are hoping statehood is in the cards with the new government in washington but as correspondent phil keating tells us tonight, that would come with a hefty price tag. >> now the democrats control the house, senate, and white house, many puerto ricans and puerto rican americans believe this may be the best chance ever for the u.s. commonwealth to become the 51st state in the nation. >> has personally supported statehood for puerto rico. >> at florida international university is skeptical. >> especially because that would entail a significant incr