or witnessing an argument between michelle and sasha about whether sasha's going to actually eat thatr not. it takes your mind off things a little bit. and i -- it helped ground me. i actually think i was a better president because of that constant reminder of, what's the point of all this? other than making sure you're leaving a better world for your kids. >> jimmy: i have a feeling michelle and the girls are going to enjoy the cover of "instyle" magazine. have you seen this? >> i have not seen it. oh, look at that. [ cheers and applause ] that's what i do. >> jimmy: how many martinis in were you on this shoot? [ laughter ] >> i think it was shot around noon. >> jimmy: oh. so you have no excuse. >> you know, these photographers, they mess with you. they'll say something, you'll say, that's ridiculous, and suddenly -- they splice it up and it makes it look like you're trying to look like james bond, when in fact you were asking, how soon is this going to be finished? >> jimmy: right, yeah, and you can't order a missile strike on their homes anymore. very powerless feeling, i'm sure. w

at one point i went down to the third row to take a picture of sasha in h sasha in her outfit.ge and sat in front me. i said how old are you guys, she said we're 6. and i thought to myself this is what just got wiped out is this whole row, and i had to turn away and i started crying. we flew up to connecticut and he spent 2 1/2 hours meeting with the families. this is the wheeler family, francine and david. and their son, ben, who was 6 was shot and killed. and their son nate hid in the school supply closet during the shooting. >>> we learned that the president was coming. we waited for long time because the president's people were trying to hurry him through the process and he said no, i will take as long as it takes. he comes in and he made a b-line for francine. and he just wrapped her up. just held her. let her, you know, sob into his lapel. and i asked him, i said, is this different? and he said, i hope so. but i don't know. there's no substitute for empathy. it is a foundational relationship between human beings. and to know that the guy who's running the show cares enoug

vamos con juan carlos gonzÁlez y todos los detalles juan carlos: hola, sasha, muy buenos dÍas.oras se reportaron 10,523 casos nuevos en el condado de los Ángeles. la gente estÁ llegando a los hospitales, obviamente. se ha reducido dramÁticamente el nÚmero de espaciosdisponibles en las unidades de cuidados intensivos. por eso, las autoridades han tomado la decisiÓn de cerrar varios negocios. por ejemplo, a partir del primer minuto de hoy lunes, ya no se pueden abrir salones de belleza, zoolÓgicos, parques. en fin, varios negocios que a partir de hoy permanecen cerrados. obviamente, que es una situaciÓn difÍcil porque por un lado se tiene a las personas estÁn infectadas por el coronavirus y por el otro se tiene a las personas que estÁn afectadas econÓmicamente. esto nos dijeron algunos de ellos. >> estamos preocupados . despuÉs de unos meses de cierre, otra vez volver a cerrar. >> es algo muy malo. pero si es para la salud, yo pienso que es algo que tiene que tomarse en cuenta. juan carlos: esta medida afectaran parte del estado de california, sin embargo, los negocios que venden

my name is sasha cutler, and i am a facebook addict. that's your cue to say, hello, sasha. can you hear me? if you're listening, mark zuckerberg, and dr. priscilla chan, i've been a nurse at san francisco general hospital when you were children. it's said that you did not ask to have the hospital named after you after your donation of $75 million. i urge you to call in and offer to give the name back. i hope mo i don't think i should even have an air purefiifier named after it, no matter how much i deserve it. when i worked at the san francisco aids foundation in the late 1980s, there were a handful of people that hiv did not cause aids, and there were a handful of people that state that condoms didn't work. your contagion machine has put public misinformation on steroids. i began to organize against the hospital name change initially because facebook performed the largest clinical trial on people without their consent. their goal was to spread emotions like a disease, and it worked. our health care workforce and the communities we serve are suffering. instead of flattening

in tow -- malia and sasha in tow., we had lived a normal, middle class life with student loans and washing your own car and, you know, waiting for luggage at the airport, you know, coming back from, you know, a vacation. and, so, we then get kind of shot out of a canon. but you're formed by that point, you know. as i used to describe to folks right after i gave that speech at the democratic national convention, i wasn't smarter the day after that speech than i had been the day before. my first book was no different, the one that sold 14,000 copies and then sold 3 million copies after that speech, right. it's just, suddenly, you're getting all this attention. so, i think, for michelle and for me, we both took the outsized fame with a grain of salt. and then, as i write about in the book, it also helped to have my mother-in-law around, who is the least pretentious person i know. >> stephen: i have met her. he's down to earth and she doesn't understand all the fuss, and, you know, and she was great to have around, also,

and sasha's a sophomore at michigan >> jimmy: wow.a little bit ahead of you in age. you go through this cycle. they love you. they think you're terrific you get to around 12 [ laughter ] they think you're a loser. >> jimmy: yeah i got my first eye roll, yeah. >> but, by the time they come back to you and, in this case, you know, sasha's now 19, malia's 22 you know, they, suddenly, like you again. [ laughter ] and they're interesting and they're smart, and they're funnier than you are >> jimmy: yeah >> so it's been a joy to have them around. you know, i think they have, obviously, started getting cabin fever hanging out with us as much as they are. but i don't mind it. >> jimmy: for this, you took a a deep dive into your journey to the white house, and your first few years as president you also released an audio-book version, which you narrate, which i think is great but i was going to ask you, when it came time to record it, was there any part of you that was kicking yourself for writing such a long book [ laughter ] >> absolutely. yo

sale of weapons to egypt because they have a shared mission in fighting terrorism in the region and sasha about reports now from paris. the grander ceremony at the start of a contentious visit egyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi was a school to the lease a palace where he was greeted by the french president emanuel michel the leaders discussed regional issues counterterrorism and their shared opposition to turkey's actions in libya and the eastern mediterranean mackerel said he also raised concerns about human rights in egypt with sisi but refused to jeopardize promises strategic partnership with cairo. conditional. i will not make our cooperation in defense or economic matters conditional on these disagreements 1st because i believe in the sovereignty of people and respect for our legitimate and reciprocal interest 2nd because i believe that it is more effective to have a policy of demanding dialogue than a policy of boycott that would reduce the effectiveness of one of our partners in the fight against terrorism and for regional stability president sisi dismissed accusations of righ

my name is sasha cutler, and i am a facebook addict. that's your cue to say, hello, sasha. can you hear me? if you're listening, mark zuckerberg, and dr. priscilla chan, i've been a nurse at san francisco general hospital when you were children. it's said that you did not ask to have the hospital named after you after your donation of $75 million. i urge you to call in and offer to give the name back. i hope mo i don't think i should even have an air purefiifier named after it, no matter how much i deserve it. when i worked at the san francisco aids foundation in the late 1980s, there were a handful of people that hiv did not cause aids, and there were a handful of people that state that condoms didn't work. your contagion machine has put public misinformation on steroids. i began to organize against the hospital name change initially because facebook performed the largest clinical trial on people without their consent. their goal was to spread emotions like a disease, and it worked. our health care workforce and the communities we serve are suffering. instead of flattening

. >> i'm sasha. >> i'm scott. >> reporter: scott and sasha latched on before the pandemic. >> our livingy spent $92,000 on their camper truck. is this more expensive or less living in an rv. >> for us, it's half the price what we used to spend on our living. >> reporter: they are school of hard knocks experts. >> we have been near this lake. >> reporter: sharing how to embrace the lifestyle. camp for free on federal bureau of land management expansions. why a national park pass is worth the money. both experienced digital nomads. even with the breathtaking views and outdoor living, life for so many of us this year, one thing is missing. >> i don't like is that i can't really see my friends. and talk to them for a bit. >> reporter: once this pandemic subsides and their adventure comes to an end, the boys will certainly have a lot to talk about. >> it's a special experience to be able to get back into nature and connect with the family. >> a lesson for the boys is not to be afraid to do something if you really want something. go for it and see what happens. >> reporter: for "sunday today,"

my name is sasha cutler, and i am a facebook addict. that's your cue to say, hello, sasha. can you hear me? if you're listening, mark zuckerberg, and dr. priscilla chan, i've been a nurse at san francisco general hospital when you were children. it's said that you did not ask to have the hospital named after you after your donation of $75 million. i urge you to call in and offer to give the name back. i hope mo i don't think i should even have an air purefiifier named after it, no matter how much i deserve it. when i worked at the san francisco aids foundation in the late 1980s, there were a handful of people that hiv did not cause aids, and there were a handful of people that state that condoms didn't work. your contagion machine has put public misinformation on steroids. i began to organize against the hospital name change initially because facebook performed the largest clinical trial on people without their consent. their goal was to spread emotions like a disease, and it worked. our health care workforce and the communities we serve are suffering. instead of flattening

winner of the sony impact award, sasha joelle achilli's film gives an unprecedented insight into threecesca mangiatordi. francesca worked gruelling 12—hour shifts, caring for the vulnerable who had been most affected by the virus. due to the lack of life—saving equipment, she faced the traumatising task of prioritising which lives to try to save. they had been receiving an increasing number of patients since late february and they had found themselves in a situation in which the hallways were full of patients, patients had to wait for hours, if not a couple of days, to be able to find a bed. the entire hospital had been turned into a covid hospital. a month into the outbreak, doctor mangiatordi and her colleagues noticed a disturbing new trend. it was notjust the old and vulnerable who were getting ill. 18—year—old mattia was taken to hospital fighting for his life. since his mother could not visit, the doctors and nurses adopted him almost as their own son. when mattia had the phone call with his mother, i was so nervous. he had just woken up, and ten days of his life completely gone

baron cohen character, i would have assumed he was a sasha baron cohen character.e looks like a guy who either wears no make up or seven hours of make up i mean, that's either a weird old dude or a teenager working real hard to buy beer. of course, this isn't the best prank ever pulled on rudy. the best prank is definitely still the time he looked at his wife and said, "you're my cousin?" now, rudy claims he was just tucking in his shirt and honestly, who knows? maybe he was he's one of those weird old guys who does stuff like lie on a bed to tuck a shirt in, or keep half a tuna salad sandwich wrapped in a newspaper in his briefcase i'm sure his super has had to come up to his apartment to pull cigar butts out of his shower drain. so that's the guy. that's the guy right there, asking us to believe joe biden is somehow a criminal. the reason they have to go to these absurd lengths is simple, nothing else is working. for example, tonight was the second and final presidential debate now we taped this in the afternoon so i have no idea how it went. but i'm willing to g

among that group, sasha paternsky. rumors were on when the camp would close and all the remaining jews would be killed so they had to act quickly. within 20 days they made a plan. there were still about 600 prisoners there at that time. and october 14, 1943, about 300 of them escaped making it one of the largest escapes during world war ii he and the other members on the committee killed 11 german officers, overpowered the catch guards and seized the armory. their plan had been to walk out but it turned into a chaotic event that night. some escaped right away. others were helped by farmers. those who did not escape were shot. they ordered the camp taken down because they didn't want the world to see what they were doing. approximately 250,000 people were murdered there. many of those who escaped including sasha spoke widely about his experience at that camp. and he passed away not too long ago. we had not originally planned to talk about auschwitz today, but yesterday was the 70th anniversary of the liberation. at the

. >> reporter: one of those is sasha cutler, a registered nurse. >> they can have a group discussing why you shouldn't have a vaccine. and that's not responsible. >> reporter: facebook announced yesterday, it plans to notify use ferries they've engaged with vaccine misinformation. cutler says, it may be too late to change some people's minds. >> now there are people, many people, including many nurses, who are afraid of the vaccine because of this misinformation that is going around out there. >> reporter: abc7 news. >>> all this week, we are bringing you in depth coverage of the vaccine. you'll find these stories online. >>> more much needed rain is falling in parts of the bay area. tonight, a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. >> so how much can we expect? let's check in with abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. >> we're going to see about a half inch in the wettest spots in the next 24 hours. i want to show you doppler 7. you will see the oranges and the reds there indicating the heavier rain. some bombs of yellow. let's get you down to street level. santa ros

. >> reporter: one of those is sasha cutler, a registered nurse. >> they can have a group discussing why you shouldn't have a vaccine. and that's not responsible. >> reporter: facebook announced yesterday, it plans to notify use ferries they've engaged with vaccine misinformation. cutler says, it may be too late to change some people's minds. >> now there are people, many people, including many nurses, who are afraid of the vaccine because of this misinformation that is going around out there. >> reporter: abc7 news. >>> all this week, we are bringing you in depth coverage of the vaccine. you'll find these stories online. >>> more much needed rain is falling in parts of the bay area. tonight, a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. >> so how much can we expect? let's check in with abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. >> we're going to see about a half inch in the wettest spots in the next 24 hours. i want to show you doppler 7. you will see the oranges and the reds there indicating the heavier rain. some bombs of yellow. let's get you down to street level. santa ros

restraint has be god in the morning sasha nations . whereas if the iranians were to respond really harshly to this calculation, and israel would be changing. but the problem is that if they do that, then the region would likely be at the brink of war. true, the parsi with the quincy institute for responsible secret. and for that it's good to see you again. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. and before we go, we want to bring you up to date on the men and women that u.s. president elect. joe biden is tapping for his new administration. women are by far in the majority, white and his nominated, former federal reserve chair woman janet yellen to become u.s. treasury secretary, yellen will be the 1st woman to hold that posed if she's confirmed by the u.s. senate by says that is new economic team will help lift america out of its economic downturn, and in another 1st, the biden transition team announced the 1st all female white house senior communications staff in u.s. history. they include jen psaki as press secr

vaccinated france is planning to roll out the 1st phase of its vaccine program in early january and sasha butler has this update on my phone's health. no on a thursday the lease a palace announced that he was posed with 19 he's not actually moved out to be in the same central paris and he's moved about side which is outside the capital he's in a presidential residence there will not tell him and he will remain there until the 24th of december that's the end of his isolation period now on thursday we had little news about the actual his actual condition even though he did take part in a video called for the world through the end of the day so we did see him use looking quite tired but certainly relaxed about the least i have said that he does have a mild fever he is coughing somewhat and he does feel that symptoms are many coated sufferers say they feel that is fatigue so we'll have to see how the model marked off as of course of the coming days he is being surveyed very closely as you can imagine for a head of state and of course is that like most this comes at a time in which the virus c

and the european council president sharma shell are also self isolating and sasha butler has more from paris what we understand from the elisei is that mike ross started showing symptoms late on wednesday evening he was tested today and that is when he got these latest results elisei says he will now be of course in isolation of the next 7 days as is procedure here in france and he'll be working from home in fact they do say though that he is in good spirits and relatively well if you want to put it that way for the time being he's feeling ok well enough to take part at least in a meeting this afternoon by video conference it was supposed to be a meeting in person of course that's not possible anymore so we will actually be able to see him at all macro a little bit later when he has this survey d.-o. conference meeting with some n.g.o.s in a few hours time now the french president has certainly spent the past few months talking about how people in france must learn to live with the virus but he has repeatedly said that it is very important to continue to wear masks in a manner macro's

for its base you will lose for politics but the whole thing it appears to people to be a kind of all sasha in theater that it's counterproductive not one who come to us following states in doing anything like the french the germans no one's doing this it's the united states all all well and china says that it wants to you know come to terms president trump when he had the the dialogue with china to continue on that you know phase 2 trade deal what have probably possibly been signed by now who knows but it was the virus the pandemic that really the coronavirus that really set things off between the 2 the 2 countries that made things a little bit worse but i do want to ask about china's foreign minister saying that china and us trade if we are truly beneficial which we've heard that time and time again but will abide in a ministration acco that idea more strongly than the trumpet ministration. well i think they will echo it more strongly by the actual i say one thing i don't think there was going to be a face to trade deal between the u.s. and china i know that the u.s. said there was going

by the time they come back to you and in this case, you know, sasha is now 19, malia is 22, you know,y're just like us, right you guys? he also talked about his new book "a promised land." >>> next up we've got drew barrymore. the actress turned talk show host gave a behind-the-scenes look from inside her wardrobe closet on instagram specifically sharing a bit of a wardrobe malfunction that actually a lot of us can relate to these days. >> well, let me keep it real with you. yeah, that happens. i have to have like a brassiere thing put in there. >> drew said she's been eating her stress a little bit lately and asked if anyone can relate. fellow actress sharon stone commented you are so pretty and we are not defined by our waistline. me too, by the way. and you guys, i think a lot of us can relate, so thank you, drew, for keeping it real for all of us. >>> and finally, "saturday night live" is back with a new show tonight after a four-week hiatus. jason bateman is hosting with morgan wallen as the musical guest. >> what do you want for christmas? >> this is the only christmas gift i ne

in late september 1943, the russian jews arrived and among that group, sasha pa cherski. rumors within sobibor were fourchd when t focused on when the camp would be closed. so pa cherski and others had to act quickly. within 20 days they made a plan. there were 600 prisoners at that time, and october 14th, 1943, about 300 of them escaped, making it one of the largest escapes during world war ii. pa cherski and other members on the committee killed 11 german officers, overpowered the camp guards and seized the armory. their plan was to just walk out but it turned into a chaotic event that night. some of the escapees were caught right away, but many were helped by farmers, including pa cherski who lived for many months. within days of the escape, the ss ordered the camp antenna taken down because they didn't want the world to see what they were doing there. approximately 250,000 people were murdered there. many of those who escaped, including sasha pa cherski, spoke widely about his experience at that camp and he passed away not too long ago. we had not originally planned t

fraudulent organization, that would be a different situation but it is going to be a question of fact sasha. i don't know any facts at this time that i would convey that wouldn't compromise the investigation unless the doctor knows or melissa knows. >> the public health always is a priority so we want to be sure that people get vaccinate and get their doses. looking into the investigation, two sides, the investigation side and the public health side and we will always do what is best for the public himself. >> >> 50 individuals involved r not participants of the fraud. victims of the fraud. then it makes it easier. let's get the facts fist, right? one more question, operator. >> thank you, governor for your last question. carl. your line is now open. pluse unmute your microphone. >> greetings. how are you doing, governor? >> hey, carl. merry christmas. happy new year. >> merry christmas, happy new year to you and yours. the final question. you said before -- are you looking at any other firms that may have acted improperly here in terms of -- distributing the vaccine? or is it just -- here

y vamos a tener sus musical, asÍ que todo esto mÁs adelante pero sasha, las noticias.shington. edwin: maÑana la fda tendrÁ una reuniÓn para dar luz verde la vacuna creada por pfizer, lo que quiere decir que en cuestiÓn de dÍas millones de norteamericanos podrÍan iniciar el proceso de vacunaciÓn, eesto se da mientras que las autoridades se empiezan a preparar, merecer al presiente electo joe biden quien presenta un plan ante tres pilares para los primeros 100 dÍas de gobierno con respecto al covid 19, asegura que va a firmar una orden para que las personas tenga que utilizar mascarillas en edificios federales, lugares de transportaciÓn y por supuesto asegurando que los niÑos puedan regresar a la escuela y se mantengan a seguros, eso serÁ momentos en que el presidente trump lleva a cabo una cumbre la casa blanca, firma una orden para que todos los norteamericanos o pueden vacunar pero Él sigue adelante con un plan sin contar con el equipo de transiciÓn del presidente electo joe biden. [habla en inglÉs] edwin: por su lado el secretario del tesoro ha presentado la presient

vamos con sasha.. tambiÉn se solicitado que tener mucho cuidado cuando se retira dinero en esta Época de diciembre. es la informaciÓn desde la ciudad de mÉxico. satcha: muchas gracias eduardo por informarnos en vivo desde la capital mexicana y mostrarnos las reacciones de la ciudadanÍa. ahora vamos a hablar de un tema delicado, pero sumamente importante para todo padre. karla: padres, mucha atenciÓn, son escalas entre las estadÍsticas. cada nueve minutos, el servicio de protecciÓn de menores recibe una denuncia de abuso infantil. es crucial que les enseÑemos a nuestra niÑos a proteger su cuerpo y denunciarse algo estÁ mal. para hablar del tema nos acompaÑa carolina arian, madre una pequeÑa de siete aÑos y madrastra de otro pequeÑo. la psicÓloga erika monroe y el pediatra andrÉs. gracias a todos por acompaÑarnos. voy a comenzar contigo, caroline, tÚ eres mamÁ de una niÑa y tambiÉn tÚ y esposo tiene un pequeÑo. cÓmo les enseÑas a cuidar a su cuerpo? caroline: hay que enseÑarles, porque se le decimos que

innocent i wanna mention a video and the last 10 years have done you yet don't know how much you say or sasha would get unstuck either. so he's here yet. if she got into it was necessary, of course, for both superpowers to continually test their nuclear arsenal. the big question was, where should this be done? soviet union leaders quickly zeroed in on kazakstan. it's a huge country, the 9th largest in the world, with a sparse population of only 15000000 people. a region the size of belgium in the northeast part of calixto, near the city and so many politicians was selected. it was called the polygon. 'd 'd mileage which a star or the order of the water center the ship operator. well humor issue just you read the real board here but had yeah, sure. if your word is jellyfish, or there's a clear bill or didn't there with it or with, but you more because a stunning video, a girl might need to do a serious go say use it. arms are a little, it was more sophisticated to get the sticky. who of mr. moore, the deal, it will appear to go on to something need to gain a go in the end of their way to see t

sasha processed over 19,000 requests from russians. some of them had to do with delivering the medicine to. people could you please share ma what you have been doing? a lot of questions i received have to deal with benefits, social benefits, support, especially so. we received a lot of questions from mothers. people want to know whether there will be additional benefits because right now, in some of the regions like in the egion of -- regions, in many regions people still don't know what they're entitled to and where to go to get the benefits. in moscow people say that the multifunctional centers do not work as they should. they're closed and they can't get the money. this service doesn't work automatically through the website of the state services and people are worried and concerned, they don't know whom to ask for these benefits. so the main question, mr. putin, the main question is as follows. next year, will you be giving additional benefits for children? because most often this help is very much needed and the help which is being

sasha and michelle's mother are inside. >> my thought was they could have been out on the balcony.ver. she had assumed it was safe out there. that wasn't the only incident, but she put her head down and trusted the secret to protect her husband an children because she was not going let undisciplined people tell her how to lead her life, ever. she was the first lady of the united states. she was the first lady to all people of the united states, whether they liked her or not. ♪ ♪ ♪ be it discovering talent in different continents... and entirely different sports, or discovering a smoother whisky by double-aging, sometimes, it's just better to stay curious. dewar's (burke)stomer) happy anniversary. (customer) for what? (burke) every year you're with us, you get fifty dollars toward your home deductible. it's a policy perk for being a farmers customer. (customer) do i have to do anything? (burke) nothing. (customer) nothing? (burke) nothing. (customer) nothing? (burke) nothing. (customer) hmm, that is really something. (burke) you get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks

don't know how much you say or sasha. he would get unstuck either so his yet has she got. into. it was necessary of course for both superpowers to continually test their nuclear arsenal the big question was where should this be done. soviet union leaders quickly zeroed in on kazakstan it's a huge country the 9th largest in the world with a sparse population of only 15000000 people a region the size of building in the northeast part of calixto the city and so many politicians was selected. it was called the polygon. 'd which a star or them. at the water of. center. i should probably. just. order but had yeah sure. sure. there's a clear bill the order in there with it or did it orally or what but you more because it started with your grow might need to do a serious go say use it arms or the law was more sophisticated o'gara it the sticky who of mr moore they do it with a pretty good stewardship don't need again you go in the out of their way to see the puzzles nitwit suitable as deal or that a tough. stance at the lift owed him a bill question. certainly if the only piccoli it whe

how are malia and sasha and -- i understand you're under one roof and your daughters are remote learning. >> it is working out great for michelle and me because we get to see them every night for dinner. and we love spending time with them. now whether they feel the same way is debatable. but they've been wonderful. like i think a lot of families who are lucky enough to be together and not suffer from some of the stresses that a lot of people are suffering, losing jobs or having to figure out day care issues and so forth, the first couple of months we had game nights and we'd do all kinds of stuff. you know, i think everybody is feeling a little worn down and cooped up and getting cabin fever. but, we know that we're blessed not to have some of the strains and stresses that some folks have, including our health care workers. and the girls have responded magnificently. so it is been nice to have them home. >> let's talk about some news of the day, mr. president. president trump and his allies in the states are doing everything they could it seems to overturn the will of the people. for in

. >> reporter: one of those is sasha cutler, a registered nurse. >> they can have a group discussing why you shouldn't have a vaccine. and that's not responsible. >> reporter: facebook announced yesterday, it plans to notify users if they engaged with vaccine misinformation. cutler says, it may be too late to change some people's minds. >> now there are people, many people, including many nurses, who are afraid of the vaccine because of this misinformation that is going around out there. >> reporter: matt boone, abc7 ne news. >>> all this week, we are bringing you in depth coverage of the vaccine. you'll find these stories online at abc7news.com/vaccine. >>> coming up, hesitaion about the covid-19 vaccine. doctors have noticed latinos reluctant to get in line but why? a sneak peek at our special report as our abc7 vaccine week continues. >>> first a check on your weather. and it is a bit rainy for some of you. hi, mike. >> hi, everybody. let's talk about that wet weather and show you what's going on in san jose for your commute. as you look at the cars traveling northbound towards th

sit here for a second and think about, if there was reporting in 2016 on his way out, barack obama, sashahat? also, they don't apply to future crimes. i think to the point that donald trump is trying to shield his family from potential criminal exposure, they probably should try to abide by the laws and not commit crimes. donald trump's entire inner circle essentially has been indicted or jailed, and i'm sure they're concerned about that. if you're not engaged in illegal conduct, you don't have anything to worry about and you don't need to talk about pardons. >> we'll leave it there. jon meacham, zerlina maxwell, always good to have you. you can watch "zerlina" 6:00 p.m. eastern over on peacock. >>> with millions of americans weeks away from losing unemployment benefits, is congress any closer to a deal on covid relief? i'll talk to a senator on the budget committee in a few moments. >>> hospitals across this country struggling to find beds for covid patients. we'll get an update from a hospital in missouri where the icu is almost full. these are real people, not actors, who've got their

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.-- sasha and host: here is what you wrote about him in the book. you said barack obama was way too cautious and continued on by saying the thorniest issue for mr. obama was the black lives matter movement, particularly the police attacks confronting and the white resentment probably attributed to donald trump political victory. a great deal of weight frustration stems from the rise of black lives matter and tepid dissent. if you are going to go in, go all in, because you're going to be blamed for it anyway. guest: even his advisors will tell you that there is always a hesitancy to embrace the 44th president of the united states and his blackness. and the reason is because they would argue that people couldn't see it, that it was more a political thing than a cultural thing. i felt as if there were something that could have been done, especially embracing a movement that was growing which we now know had a 60% were 70% approval rating. even met is saying black lives matter. and you can have problems with the organization, but i am just talking about

i suspect malia and sasha would be just fine with it. >> obama's already been played by actors in twopics but they were about his life before the white house. this is a big one for drake. how you identify him may depend on when you learned about him. if it's recent, you know drake as a global pop star. before that his first claim to fame was playing jimmy brooks on the hit teen drama "degrassi." got a lot of enemies, got a lot of people trying to drain me of this energy. and referring to the idea that he's got people i got to act like i like, but my acting days are over. that's no longer my life. the last word tonight goes to drake. potentially playing obama. we'll just have to wait and see. i'll see you tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern. "the reidout" with joy reid is up next. non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel... available over the counter. voltaren is powerful arthritis pain relief in a gel. voltaren. the joy of movement. why are we doing this? why are we doing what? using my old spice moisturize with shea butter body wash... all i wanted was to use your body wash and all i wanted was

former tottenham manager you know is widely expected to be named as the new parent sasha bank coach shortly they are going to any private p.s.g. from 20012003 is thought to be at an advanced stage of talks with the french champions that's according to local media p.s.g. only confirmed their sacking of thomas to call on shoes day after clearing legal hurdles the german led them to 2 league titles as well as 2 domestic cups but p.s.g. star player name was come under fire for hosting a week long new year's eve party for around 150 is celebrity guests in brazil the pandemic has killed almost 200000 brazilians that's the 2nd highest death toll in the world the local media have dubbed the party name or palooza and it started to see front mansion in rio on saturday or thirty's have already canceled the traditional copacabana beach celebrations and have asked people to stay home if you know it is very football team jerusalem is promising to change his club's racist reputation by hiring its 1st arab player is the only major israeli clubs who refused to integrate club officials in the past said the h

he'd like to play in the united states but what about realizing with former teammate neymar paris sasha man while brits a part that siena is on the verge of becoming pasties new head coach it could this have any bearing on messi is decision. you can't ok. i don't think messi is decision about his future will depend on a particular coach or a particular country i think these are choices that must be taken with one's family therefore i don't know if a particular coach can have an influence over his future i don't think so former world number one golfer greg norman is back in hospital after testing positive for corona virus the australian posted this picture on instagram from the medical center in florida why he's being treated he was initially admitted on friday with a fever and muscle aches but was sent home to quarantine and await his cave at 19 test results and omens described the virus as hideous and says he's lost his sense of taste and even stuff and memory loss. 20 times a tennis grand slam champion roger federer will miss the australian open for the 1st time in his career because

> up next on "the reidout," bara barack obama never had to think about whether he needed to pardon sasha and malia, and yet donald trump is reportedly discussing pardons for his kids, including rudy giuliani. house intel chief adam schiff joins me next. >>> the uk gets a jump start on the vaccine, even faster than warp speed, as the pandemic pushes u.s. health care workers to the breaking point. >> it's always in your face. when i come to work, i deal with covid patients, and when i go home, i don't get to hug my kids. i have a 4 and an 8-year-old. and they don't run to the door anymore. because we don't give hugs when i get home. love today ♪ ♪ spread a little love my-y way ♪ ♪ spread a little something to remember ♪ philadelphia cream cheese. made with fresh milk and real cream makes your recipes their holiday favourites. the holidays are made with philly. the♪ you're still the one ♪ that i love to touch ♪ still the one ♪ and i can't get enough ♪ we're still having fun, ♪ and you're still the one applebee's 2 for $20. now that's eating good in the neighborhood. - [announcer] meet the m

sasha: retomando este tema el colegio electoral, cuÉntanos de esta informaciÓn de amenazas creÍbles ente hoy lunes ambas cÁmaras estatales en michigan como medida de seguridad ya que tienen amenazas de violencia creÍble, ees importante la decisiÓn porque asegura que no serÁ de forma polÍtica, lo han hecho con la ayuda y organizaciÓn conjunta ccon las autoridades locales, eso llama la atenciÓn porque recordamos que anteriormente las autoridades, incluso lograron poner fin a un plan que buscaba secuestrar a la gobernadora de michigan. es mi reporte en vivo desde washington. sasha: te agradecemos que nos pongas al dÍa que hoy es noticia. >> mire nada mÁs estas imÁgenes, lo dejan a uno sin aliento, mire esto, este hombre asÍ como si nada ssube al ala de un aviÓn, se sienta, se quita los zapatos, los calcetines, como si fuera un turista cualquiera, contempla el paisaje, lo impresionante es que la aeronave que estÁ. despegar en un aeropuerto nevada, asÍ como si nada, ¿quÉ pasÓ? el piloto suspendió la maniobra y quÉdense con nosotros que les vamos a decir cÓmo termina esta increÍble historia,

disruption of daily life is also triggered children living with obsessive compulsive disorder and sasha cohen i reports now from miami beach i want to find a way to make your nighttime routine calmer a call from the mental health hospital halfway across the country was greatly anticipated but now the anguish is long distance less than a week before this florida family admitted their 12 year old son we'll call jackson to inpatient treatment for obsessive compulsive disorder or o.c.d. and an eating disorder he is the most amazing so we outgoing athletic smart friendly kind through the course of this quarantine he became on edge anxious i'm anxious and today i would describe him as a rat in an electrified cage studies have shown that the fear and stressors of the coated 1000 pandemic have been triggering for children with o.c.d. and anxiety jackson tortured himself by spending his waking hours only standing or exercising insisting that he needed to lose weight the deterioration happened in a matter of months honestly i would rather die of corona by now because to go through this to watch y

let's turn or sasha's following events for us from capitol santiago you say how is the large venezuelanpopulation there watching this fight today. we are in a market where a great deal of been of a great many venezuelans rather from the diaspora chile has one of the largest migrants populations from venezuela in latin america and in fact the world and we've been speaking to lots of them and they tell us that they're not even watching these elections that they consider them a fraud a joke just to name a few of the adjectives that used to describe it and said they know what's going to happen so they're not paying attention there are however upset they believe that this is just one more step towards the consolidation of unequal are some of those power and many of them came to this country precisely fleeing from the type of government that little has and also the hardships that the venezuelans at large are facing in that country more importantly though is what the venezuelans inside venezuela are doing and thinking and it's it's very interesting that they've been very small lines a very goo