richa but not all of them will be able to take a higher cost and this is not only terrorists this is also i administration direct prosy and other things what are you telling your organizations right now to prepare them for what's coming. when there are some some things that we know if we have a deal and to depart different initial training from the u.k. has we need to put out some great information so we tell them to prepare as quickly as possible to check their contracts to check the supply chain to check the passports of the stuff cross courts to make sure they have a customs agent and they can prepare customs documents to have feet be able to allude to have that protection or 2 to have the free flow off the task as much as possible we know we have custom so they can prepare for customs. bureaucracy but we don't know if we're going to have terrorists on top of it prepare prepare prepare that all right ok hartmann is managing director of the british chamber of commerce in germany thank you very much thank you. for more on this let's bring in our financial correspondent frank for che

happened is tonight at the home of the vice mayor, richa awasthi that she shares with her husband and 14-year-old son. they were in their son's room. the vice mayor and her son were not hurt and that rock nearly missed her husband's head. the indian american vice mayor says that some were not happy when she ran for city council and won in 2018. >> we experienced a lot of hatred and attacks. it where does this end? how much of this should be acceptable? >> police say they do not have any information to believe that the vice mayor was targeted or that this was a hate crime. >>> santa clara county board of supervisors president was sworn in tonight virtually. she spoke about the county's effort to fight covid-19. she said things have expanded and testing went from 60 people a day at the start of the pandemic to 20,000 a day. she also spoke about what the county hopes to accomplish in the next term. she's is a major goal is to bridge the digital divide when it comes to education. >> what we know is that we have to build out a broadband network to does not leave anybody behind. the readine

what happened early tuesday, and in a statement the vice mayor richa awasthi said that the incident was disturbing but she is thankful for her community. she was sworn in as vice mayor earlier this month. >> please are looking for the robber who stole $160,000 worth of bikes. they broke into a special headquarters and got away with several one-of-a-kind bikes. this happened during the day on sunday. you see some of the windows on the building now boarded up. >> the break and happened in our museum to our front lobby of the building here and all of those bikes that were taken were various bikes in 2012 olympics, the 2010 tour de france, the 2016 perry roubaix, and they are all championship winning bikes that were written by the athletes that one those races. >> they got away in this white box fan. this is a picture captured from surveillance cameras. the bike company offering a $25,000 reward for any information that leads to an arrest. >> a deadly storm slamming the east coast with snow and wind, the nor'easter is already dumping more than 3 feet of snow in upstate new york. at least tw

the reason why he didn't go to jail is because the attorney general, he will yelliott richa this ramrod straight paragon of integrity, realized that what the country needed was to make sure agnew would not become president. it was in the middle of watergate, in the middle of a big nixon health scare which no one remembers now. there was a big chance agnew would end up in the white house when they knew already that he was taking cash bribes as vice president. so they came up with a deal that they believed served justice and served the national interest the most of t most, which was to get agnew to resign in order to keep his butt out of jail. now, that's not going to happen with trump, there isn't a tradeoff like that, he can't hold the office hostage in the same way agnew did. i think everybody has rights to be concerned about becoming a country where the last occupant of the presidency or the last person in office all get prosecuted for reasons the regime decides to pursue. but there's also a concern about somebody who was literally named as individual 1 by prosecutors in new york and

that is where we find doctor richa bicette, of baylor college of medicine.'s an emergency room physician treating covid patien. doctor, welcome to tth newshour ank you for being with us. we can't be inside the hospitals to see what you see every day upon. take us inside. describe what it looks like at, it feels like, and do you have what you need to do your job right now? >> awm na, thas an interesting question. do i have enough verntularities? sure. i have enough oxygen tanks,bu yes. i don't have the staff that i need to take care of all ofts the patihat i'meeing. i don't have the answers to all of the questions that myre patientssking me because of the large degree of disease.nty that surrounds th so in terms of equipment, we may have what we need, but there are still a lot other things that we're missing in terms of taking care of covid patients. >> obama: wwe have seen vast disparity, we know black anlatino and nativ communities have been hit the hardest. are you seeing the same thing is n? >> absolutely. in the state of texas we have a large hispanicpul