maru, explain what is going on in this jail and where you are in tacoma and what you are demanding. >t a spread of the virus of coronavirus. since october and november, seek the spreading of the virus not only those in detention but even employees. thas to the people who given us this information, pressuring ice to release information to the public and to a judge. in tacoma, we finally have confirmation of at least one person that while in detention tested positive. i kept arguing illness he people with covid in detention or they brought from mostly the department of corrections -- and it or oregon. they were saying they were able to contain the virus in this is not true. also the fact guards and employees of ice are bringing in the virus. their testing positive coming yet coming to work. we just learned last night some people that were working in the kitchen were asked not to come to work just like it paid one dollar a day -- to not go back to the kitchen because it seemed like they have been in conct with somebody else detained or possibly an employee that has tested positive for co

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. >> muscle pain, headache, alteration of mental function going from mild confusion all the way tacoma. dizziness, disorder of smell and taste. >> it is frustrating. the first thing they tell me is you look great. you can't be sick. at the end of the day, i am exhausted. i am in pain. >> the issues can linger and fluctuate over time, sometimes months. generally, they improve as time goes by. >>> the pandemic is making this holiday season tougher for a lot of families and businesses and community groups are stepping up to fill the need. one south bay effort. >> reporter: the need for food has doubled since the start of the covid-19 pandemic and second harvest of silicon valley has been able to meet that demand in part because of generous donations, donations like one today from bellman college prep. this senior is here to describe what you guys did to raise the money. >> i am very proud to be part of this college and i am very proud that we have partnered with second harvest food bank for 29 years. it is a really great feeling being associated with such a meaningful organization that he

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so you know when i ran for mayor of tacoma i served for 2 terms and i was the 1st there i was the 1st african-american woman and the 1st korean american woman to serve and yes it's true i'm making history again in washington state and the pacific northwest as not just the 1st african-american woman but the 1st african-american to serve as part of this congressional delegation and yes the 1st korean american woman who was elected to congress in this cycle those are parts of my identity they inform who i am the lens to which i seem to world and yes those are assets and attributes but at the end of the day we want people who are going to washington d.c. and to be part of our political culture that want to focus on the work that's why people elected me now is my story compelling absolutely it's interesting but that aside i'm going there to work for the people who sent me. i have just looking at the top of your twitter feeds and you thank the fotis sending you to d.c. and we did that exclamation mark as i was what you do local t.v. into these and and and to the local journalist was saying

i read something that was actually in the tacoma news tribune, an editorial, but i want to reference. they talked about the season we are entering into, and how celebrating the season in a safeway, which might be a little different, was a good idea. so that we can all return to our normal way of celebrating the holidays next year with the minimum loss of life. this, is araphrase year to recognize the original purpose of the season. quietudeate peace and families.ve of and i think if we do that, we are going to save a lot of lives in culmination with this vaccine. and we know this. this is the giftgiving season. and we know that the best gift any of us can give is the gift of health. that gift now, i hope washingtonians what to give to everyone around them. families and otherwise. so this is a great day for a vaccine, but it is also a great day to celebrate what we have internally in our own hearts, which is our own commitment to save peoples lives in the upcoming months. i would like to thank everyone in the washington state department of health for their tireless efforts, for impleme

that tacoma is on a 10 day supply program in an industry where 60 days is considered ideal.ps are sold coming off the transporter. toyota has three american plants turning out to,s, and is asking for more. it is number one despite no upgrades for four years. an indian ride-hailer invested $320 million and a plan to make electric scooters. least 2ory will make at andion e-scooters a year, will import to europe and latin america. it is the largest motorcycle maker in the world and in 2019 sold more than one million bikes every month. india said to drawn expressions of interest from the qatar group. jlr owner has launched an initial bid, while a group of more than 200 airline staff have looked at a majority stake. monday was a final day for bids. this is bloomberg. ♪ is is bloomberg. ♪ karina: this is "daybreak: asia." i'm karina mitchell. joe biden is officially the president-elect after the electoral college confirmed his victory on november 3. monday's vote from state electors put biden over the 270 needed to win, and he will be inaugurated as the 46th president in january 2

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host: gordon out of tacoma, washington. caller: yes, i have two questions. start, how soon will they distributing this vaccine overseas and what would be the percentage of them sending? also, i would like to know, what is the standard results after you get a shot -- what kind of symptoms do you get? .uest: good questions as far as overseas distribution of vaccines, it really depends on the company that produces and what kind of agreements they have with other governments. of course there are some countries that have already developed their own vaccines and are distributing those. you may have heard that in china and russia, but we do not have a lot of data on those vaccines, especially efficacy data, but they have nevertheless donna had an even have plans to distribute this to other countries. as far as the ones being studied in the u.s., the pfizer vaccine already has had approval in the u.k. for their vaccine and already have plans to distribute it there and have agreements with other european and maybe the canadian governments, as well. moderna is much mo

we are operating in aurora and colorado and denver and tacoma, washington we feel this can apply, this model that uses technology as well, we need people to text in. if there is philanthropists in cities want to bring it to their city, there is a contact form, someone can e-mail me, we think to get the city off ground takes about a million dollars to line up restaurants, commit to the amount of food that those restaurants are groioing to ser. once it is off the ground then people can chip in all sorts of donations to help scale the program. hellkitchen.org. >> this is something that the government should be involved in you are doing a lot to get the words out vaccines and contact trace. tell us about what twilio is doing to stop the pandemic >> twilio is used by so many organizations and we are so proud that our product can be used in these ways we saw twilio used for kcontact tracing on top of twilio covers half of the american population. that's implemented in the city and the state level across the united states. more recently we have seen yucae around vaccine distributions a lot of

. >> reporter: with lungs and kidneys failing, doctors in tacoma, washington gave his father little chance of survival. rarely leaving his bedside, patrick didn't give up emailing major transplant centers including stanford. dr. john mcarthur said they initially had concerns as well. >> we actually did a video phone call so i could see what was going on with his father and he was so weak, he couldn't lift his head off the pillow. >> reporter: doctors left the door open to a transplant if john could regain strength. it took months of recovery and more video phone calls. >> i was thrilled and i said all right, let's bring him down. >> reporter: challenges lay ahead. a surgical team would ultimately spend parts of two days performing a lung transplant and then a kidney transplant. he said the destructive toll from the covid-19 infection was visible on the operating table. >> it's pretty destructive. it really basically disintegrated his lungs. >> i didn't go to sleep that night from 2:20 in the morning one of the surgeons called me to tell me that the transplant went well. >> there's that. th

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meanwhile, in tacoma, washington, housing activists have occupied a travelodge motel to house over 40people. the occupation began on christmas day. and in minnesota, police arrested a water protector monday after she successfully delayed construction of enbridge's line 3 pipeline in an act of nonviolent civil disobedience. emma harrison spent several hours dangling from a 20-foot-tall tripod blocking access to an enbridge pipe storage yard before police were finally able to remove her. indigenous activist and lawyer tara houska live-streamed the protest. >> police officers are threatening to cut down the young person suspended about 30 feet in the air, risking her safety, risking her life. she could get really, really hard. they just said there is an ambulance standing by. that is their plan. they do not seem to care. they wanted to do it that quickest, fastest, cheapest my way possible. they have disregarded human life. last week one of their own workers was killed. that is who we are dealing with. amy: on friday, a contractor working on the line 3 pipeline was killed in an accident

day i saw him, you would not have thought he's alive were are lungs and kidneys failing, doctors in tacoma washington gave his father little chance of survival rarely leaving his bedside, patrick didn't give up emailing major transplant centers including stanford. they initially had concerns, as well. >> we actually did a video phone call so i could see what was going on with his father and he was so weak, he couldn't lift his head off the pillow. >> reporter: doctors left the door open to a transplant. it took months of recovery and video phone calls. >> i was thrilled and i said all right, let's bring him down. >> reporter: challenges lay ahead. a surgical team would ultimately spend parts of two days performing a lung transplant and kidney transplant. he said the destructive toll from the covid-19 infection was visible on the operating table. >> it was destructive. it really decision grated his lungs. >> i didn't go to sleep that night from 2:20 in the morning one of the surgeons called me to tell me that the well. >> reporter: from temporary housing, his son showed us the weights and b

i interviewed her in tacoma last year.d the next time i see you, i will tell you the answer, and i will tell you a story. but i haven't seen her. so on the night you did kill bin laden, did you and michelle make love? [ laughter ] >> did she say she was going to answer that? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes. when i read the book and you were talking about hearing people outside the white house chanting "usa, usa, usa," i had an image in my head, i did. [ laughter and applause ] >> i suspect that she was asleep. because the truth of the matter is, most of the time, by the time i was done working, she'd be snoozing. >> jimmy: right. >> michelle goes to bed about 9:00. >> jimmy: you don't have to make excuses, it's okay. [ laughter ] i experience the same thing. >> it's not an excuse, it's a lament. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's a good title for the next book, "a lament." i thought this might be fun. we have something planned. we found some people who are very excited about your book coming out. some of them traveled t

in tacoma, washington, the immigration advocacy group la resistencia is reporting guards at the northwestdetention center have threatened a hunger striker with forced feeding. victor fonseca, an asylum seeker from venezuela, has been on hunger strike for over a month, protesting the ice jail's dangerous conditions during the pandemic and demanding prisoners with underlying medical conditions be released. fonseca is currently awaiting deportation. he he is speaking from prison at the start of his hunger strike. >> what do i have to lose? i have already lost everything. i lost my freedom, my family, my children. enough is enough. i need to do this because otherwise i will die here. amy: according to la resistencia, at least 20 prisoners at northwest are currently on hunger strike. and in chicago, over 1500 essential workers staged a one-day strike tuesday to demand safer conditions and hazard pay during the pandemic for all essential workers. hospital health and maintenance workers, cook county clerk's office workers, and employees from the sheriff's office say county officials have been re

. >> reporter: with lungs and kidneys failing, doctors in tacoma, washington gave his father little chance of survival. rarely leaving his bedside, patrick didn't give up emailing major transplant centers including stanford. they initially had concerns, as well. >> we actually did a video phone call so i could see what was going on with his father and he was so weak, he couldn't lift his head off the pillow. >> reporter: doctors left the door open to a transplant if john could regain strength. it took months of recovery and more videophone calls. >> i was thrilled and i said all right, let's bring him down. >> reporter: challenges lay ahead. a surgical team would ultimately spend parts of two days performing a lung transplant and then a kidney transplant. he said the destructive toll from the covid-19 infection was visible on the operating table. >> it's pretty destructive. it really basically disintegrated his lungs. >> i didn't go to sleep that night from 2:20 in the morning one of the surgeons called me to tell me that the transplant went well. >> there's that. the ankle weights. >> rep

. >> reporter: with lungs and kidneys failing, he says doctors in tacoma, washington gave his fathertle chance of survival. rarely leaving his bedside, patrick didn't give up. emailing major transplant centers including stanford. had concerned. >> we did a video call. he was so weak, he couldn't lift his head off the pillow. >> reporter: doctors left the door open to a transplant if john could regain strength. it took months of recovery and video phone calls. >> i was thrilled and said all right, let's bring him down. >> reporter: challenges still lay ahead. a surgical team would spend parts of two days performing a lung transplant and then a kidney transplant. the destructive toll from the covid-19 infection was clearly visible on the operating table. >> it's destructive. it really, really basically took his lungs. >> i didn't go to sleep that night. around like 2:00, 2:20ish in the morning one of the surgeons called me to tell me that the transplant went perfectly well. so there is that, the ankle weights. >> reporter: from temporary housing near stanford, his son showed us the ank

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that would be my strategy for building tacoma mit classes. [laughter] that is good. so this might kinda follow on that. this is the last question. algorithms are used to filter huge amounts of data can algorithms be provided by customers can we flip this model in some way? >> absolutely. fantastic suggestion, one that i think is really important that i been thinking about a lot. you know, twitter has jacked dorsey said in congressional testimony and has been saying for months on end now, that for instance we should be able to choose the algorithms that tailor our newsfeed among a suite of algorithms. then we could imagine that the crowd sources those algorithms so people can submit those algorithms to be part of the suite of algorithms users can choose from. i think this is a very good idea. i think we should pursue this idea. but i also think in a concept here we could add his transparency. we should be able to examine the inter- workings of these algorithms, how they process data and what they mean for the recommendations that they would make. transparent algorithm

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one of our big stories out there tonight for the first time in 30 years the tacoma police departmentes changes to its shop with a cop program because of covid-19. this year children won't be running down the aisle of target with officers. instead, officers will bring the toys and clothes directly to those kids. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we will be right back ♪ ♪ing ♪ ♪ 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. shingles doesn't care. willgles doesn't care. i get as much fresh air as possible. good for you, but shingles doesn't care. because 1 in 3 people will get shingles, you need protection. but no matter how healthy you feel, your immune system declines as you age, increasing your risk for getting shingles. so what can protect you? shingrix protects. for the first time ever, you can protect yourself from shingles with a vaccine proven to be over 90% effective. shingrix is a vacci

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gloria calling from tacoma, washington on the democratic line. good morning. yes, good morning. i have a problem with them with the stimulus check, when back in june they had a chance to vote on the check. and they are sitting on it. mitch mcconnell sent on it until after the election. and he is still sitting on it. what they should do is give up their paychecks, the senator should give up their paychecks, and that way we would not have a problem with everybody getting money. and they are sitting back and talking about, well, this and that, this and that. they are not doing their job and they want to blame everybody but their selves. is is a problem with this country, when you have the senate that will not open their mouths to say anything, to go against the president because they are scared of him. theyll this bullying that are doing is hurting this country. take a look at the country, and stop worrying about what one person is doing and the next person is doing -- get up off of your behinds give these people what they need. they are getting on my nerves talk

host: gordon out of tacoma, washington. caller: yes, i have two questions.rt, how soon will they distributing this vaccine overseas and what would be the percentage of them sending? also, i would like to know, what is the standard results after you get a shot -- what kind of symptoms do you get? .uest: good questions as far as overseas distribution of vaccines, it really depends on the company that produces and what kind of agreements they have with other governments. of course there are some countries that have already developed their own vaccines and are distributing those. you may have heard that in china and russia, but we do not have a lot of data on those vaccines, especially efficacy data, but they have nevertheless donna had an even have plans to distribute this to other countries. as far as the ones being studied in the u.s., the pfizer vaccine already has had approval in the u.k. for their vaccine and already have plans to distribute it there and have agreements with other european and maybe the canadian governments, as well. moderna is much more f

we have stars on the wallace well as icicle ice along the handrailings on the tacoma side of the park were installed earlier. there has been a great success and a lot of comments from adjacent residents and they said we love them so much and asked if we could keep them up after the holidays. it provides a much more pleasant evening walkathon we have had in the past this time of year. we were happy to host the event on december 2. we have pictures of the activities. they had quiet the intensive technical experience. the bottom middle picture is one of their many tech facilities relocated within locations erected around the site. we were happy to host the two on the winter wonderland theme. they announced the aquisition of slack. they indicated over 1 million impressions were received during the viewing of the sales force website. that's just tremendous international exposure for our park. we would like to thank sales force for highlighting it. i'd like to thank our team that came together to put all of this moving forward with restrictions changing almost by the day during preparations

the group called tacoma housing now paid for more than 40 homeless people to move in to over a dozennd they want the city or county to pick up the remaining bill. the motel manager is now asking city officials to help force them out. claiming he will have to shut down if the bill goes unpaid. and now to this update. the owners of a staten island bar that declared an autonomous zone now tee clarg victory in court. mac's public house grand reopening today after successfully fighting new york's covid-19 restrictions. earlier this month the bar's co-owner dan press at this was arrested for refusing to close the pub. john and their lawyer will join us live in the next hour. excited to hear what they have to say about this. send it back to you guys. rachel: thank you, jillian. now we are going to move to a really important story. more backlash for alec baldwin's wife hilaria or hillary that she faked her spanish heritage as a newly unearthed yearbook photo shows her at her massachusetts she she prep school a year before she claimed she first moved to the u.s. from he is pal espania. we had

we have stars on the wallace well as icicle ice along the handrailings on the tacoma side of the park. they were installed earlier. there has been a great success and a lot of comments from adjacent residents and they said we love them so much and asked if we could keep them up after the holidays. it provides a much more pleasant evening walkathon we have had in the past this time of year. we were happy to host the event on december 2. we have pictures of the activities. they had quiet the intensive technical experience. the bottom middle picture is one of their many tech facilities relocated within locations erected around the site. we were happy to host the two on the winter wonderland theme. they announced the aquisition of slack. they indicated over 1 million impressions were received during the viewing of the sales force website. that's just tremendous international exposure for our park. we would like to thank sales force for highlighting it. i'd like to thank our team that came together to put all of this moving forward with restrictions changing almost by the day during prepar