like a week before we thought that florida was don't quote me on this but about 10 points ahead for team blue and then in the last couple of days we saw that start to shrink not down to where it was but it hurt and i thought the fact that in the last couple days you're the same couple points that probably means that it actually dropped a lot more because polls are backed up and so as long as we're being communicated about that i trust polls and i don't think that they have the power to have a large impact on public policy i think he has it as a public opinion has an impact on polls it makes it a lot of strange things happen during the election not just the polls here. to me it you know it's interesting i think the center brings up a really great point particularly during the primary season in 2016 and i'm very curious when the pollsters what they deem to be republican because right and they were in the they were there were a lot of people that were like strumpet maybe not just didn't have much an affiliation with the party i mean so you know look he won't group of people here and they were ve

like a week before we thought that florida was don't quote me on this but about 10 points ahead for team blue and then the last couple of days we saw that start to shrink not down to where it was but it hurt and i thought the fact that in the last couple days you're losing i trust polls and i don't think that they have the power to have a large impact on public policy i think he has a public opinion has an impact on polls it makes it a lot of strange things happen during the elections not just the polls here and to me it you know it's interesting i think to say brings up a really great point particularly there in the primary season in 2016 and i'm very curious with the pollsters what they deem to be republican because they were in the they were there were a lot of people that were like strumpet maybe not just didn't have much an affiliate. and with the party i mean so you look. group of people here and they were very much surprised because i mean 2016. is just a whirlwind i mean nobody comes because i think they were looking at the wrong people only were asking the wrong questions go ahead we

it's not just red team versus blue team. absolutely not.e've got to put america first. >> so mark, how representative of the party as a whole on capitol hill right now is that? >> well, matt gaetz is the tip of the spear for donald trump, always has been, so it's no surprise he would be leading the charge but what is a surprise is that republicans are in this civil war against people like liz cheney who is a thoughtful conservative leader who's done a terrific job over the course of the years. i worked with her during bush campaigns. she was so impressive. we haven't always agreed on issues but i've always thought she stood by principle and she just proved that. and by the way, our old boss, doesn't raise his head -- doesn't get on the radar screen very often these days but he did yesterday when he sent a clear message about his support for laze cheney. >> scott, is that influential that george w. bush chimed in on something like this? >> to be candid, i don't know how influential it is. these members of congress, as mark and ana know, they

it's not just red team versus blue team, absolutely not. joining our conversation, cnn political commentator and former republican congresswoman from utah, mia love. matt gaetz there, that's an example of that unity that mccarthy was speaking of. he does not have the loyalty of many of his own troops. they are loyal to trump, not to mccarthy. >> well, i think what matt gaetz has done is pretty reprehensible also. he might as well have been nancy pelosi or anybody else standing up there. you can disagree, especially among members of your own party -- >> forgive me for interrupting, congresswoman, but it's not to them. you believe you should be able to disagree without being disagreeable, you believe a family should take it behind a closed door and talk it out. that's what you believe. that's not what they believe. >> no, it's not, and what is happening is it's further dividing america. they're not trying to bridge the gap, not even within their own party. they're actually making it even more separate. he's taking a playbook from donald trump

amazon 18 team and blue cross they all announced they would suspend its donations to lawmakers who opposed the electoral college count while the professional golfers are canceled its plans to hold the 2022 p.g.a. championship at trump's national golf course in new jersey and 2 universities rescinded honorary degrees awarded to the president of several wall street institutions have distanced themselves including signal and the each bank but what does this mean for the long term well for more we're joined by a host of economic update author of the sickness is the system professor richard wolfe professor as always. what kind of world does trump face when he leaves office on january 20th we're days away from that could he run or could he face anything from a long term criminal to even social backlash in the years ahead. yes i'm afraid he's going to reap as the bible says what he has sown he has made many many enemies he has chosen a political base that is out of control as you can see last wednesday at the capitol and he is the basic problem for corporations they normally give to both republic

you feel like should be the right person to vote for. >> reporter: harrell says he voted for the blue team warnock. but for him, this is about much more than who wins the election. >> we have ancestors that have fought for this cause, civil rights, the right for to us vote. the fact that we have this chance now to vote is huge. >> reporter: across the state, georgia's voters were turning out like never before for this runoff election. >> it's important for them to realize what's at stake today, our freedom, our liberties, to save america. >> reporter: senator david perdue in quarantine after being exposed to coronavirus. the other candidates spent the day out getting supporters to vote. >> georgia voters have never had more power than you have today. >> the future of the country is on the ballot here in georgia today. >> sounds like you're ready to win an election! >> reporter: more than 3 million voted early. that's 40% of registered voters. and 1 million more than the total turnout for the last runoff in 2008. a significant part of the vote was by mail, and the election in november under

and we belong to team blue of washington.hich is very recent that says 88% of the seattle populace are fed up with what is occurring with these demonstrations. now, i feel sorry for the business owners downtown and their employees, those business owners are being held hostage as much of the seattle populace is being held hostage because there are antifa members, criminality, 50-100 of them, that are holding us all hostage and our elected officials are failing to address it. they're looking to pivot. they can't blame the police anymore. this is on them. neil: all right. well, the reason why i ask is some of these other law enforcement officials in other cities are saying it wasn't antifa acting alone, they question your accuracy by saying black lives matter activists were key in the violet attack at the -- violent attack at the capitol a couple of weeks back. how do you answer that? >> i can answer it clearly. law enforcement's caught in the middle of what's occurring in our nation. and i speak specifically to public safety is

the blue jackets hanging on for the 3 team with. ok and that is all your sport for now back to you peter thank you very much folly is here from 1130 minutes about your world news i'll have another news for you from 13 g. hopefully we'll see that the moment. divorce rates in taiwan are soaring and as a marriage consultant helen knows this only too well. but as the 60th wedding anniversary approaches own parents are looking moons rather than arms to go to. professional expertise make them see eye to eye. my father my mother part of the viewfinder asian series. after unprecedented scenes of violence and chaos on capitol hill joe biden and harris will be sworn into office but with a bitterly obstructive for the president and a continuing pandemic just so different will the traditional celebrations need to be special coverage of the u.s. presidential inauguration announces in a kenyan journalists in pursuit of press freedom and justice i have. this great situations where someone says but they hope you can afford investigating. i'm

you can see how impressive the numbers can be for the red team on one side or the blue team on the other this map. >> it's a complex puzzle. each side has strength areas. the democrats are counting on the metro atlanta area and then macon, columbus and savannah. the republicans are counting on some of the suburbs in the atlanta area and running it up in the northwest and the southwest and the south central. it's along the 159 counties reporting in, it will be a long night. this count may go well past and wake up with the results not yet locked in. >> bill: here's what i would do, karl. put a blue bulls eye around the metro area and look here in the south for republican notes and the north as well. that's why you point out the president was there last night. thanks, karl. talk to you throughout the evening tonight. nice to see you. >> thank you, bill. >> bill: in a moment, the countdown continues. a few hours until the polls close in georgia. the race that will decide the balance of power in the senate. look back at the road to the run offs and how we ended up here. come open back. import

too hard for their win against the detroit red wings a massive brawl broke out between the 2 teams the blue jackets hanging on for the 3 to the phone to. ok and that is all your sport for now peter back to you thank you so much on the other side of this short break i'll have 30 minutes here up world news i will see you the moment. decades ago manila was called the pearl of the orient the manila metropolitan theater was once a testament to the city's grandeur but decades later the theater has become a symbol of mandela sticky now the philippine government is changing their government buildings the universities and monasteries were just some of the many structures that were destroyed in manila during world war 2. but rebuilding a life and a city from scratch has proven difficult and some experts say manila has never truly recover it. kenyan journalists in pursuit of press freedom and justice i have seen very desperate situations where someone speak about the hope you can afford pain killer that's investigating government corruption and the national health care system some of the transactions

tunisia's national institutes of marine sciences and technology also ben abdallah and her team is studying the blue crabs. the scientists akiane to learn more about this destructive species how fast to the crabs grow how quickly do they reproduce and how do they impact other species when they arrive in a new area to help answer these questions they're analyzing the contents of the crab still much. time on. blue crab is an extremely verey show species. and even the crabs are basically insatiable yourself feed on all kinds of prairie. prawns for example also eat several of pads like squid on the fish and they prey on the fish that live in the gulf of course for the fishing industry. but the blue crab could also pose a threat to another much larger marine animal the sea turtle the mediterranean is home to 3 species of turtle all of which are endangered they got her in the gulf of gabbers to feed and to spend the winter to the north island is an important nesting ground for the log ahead turtle which lays its eggs at just a few sites on the island. just a few kilometers away on the mainland hatem is cu

tunisia's national institutes of marine sciences and technology also ben abdallah and her team is studying the blue crabs. the scientists they can to learn more about this destructive species how fast do the crabs grow how quickly do they reproduce and how do they impact other species when they arrive in a new area to help answer these questions they're analyzing the contents of the crab still marks. how common. crab is an extremely verey she species. and even the crabs are basically insatiable their feed on all kinds of prairie. prawns for example also eat several of padds like squid fish and they prey on the fish that live in the gulf of bessemer important for the fishing industry. but the blue crab could also pose a threat to another much larger marine animal the sea turtle the mediterranean is home to 3 species of turtle all of which are endangered they got her in the gulf of gabbers to feed and to spend the winter to the north korea's island is an important nesting ground for the log ahead turtle which lays its eggs at just a few sites on the island. just a few kilometers away on the mainland

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we expect the blue team in soft to ossoff and were not to do well here.ood number of the vote in right now, almost 85%. here's the number two county in the state, cobb county. still a ways to go at 28%. if the number three county, dekalb, all in this atlanta area. still early, about 27, 28% and gwinnett county at 30% is the fourth-ranked county out of 159. this is critical for democrats if they want to try and win these racist tonight right there in the center part of the state. for republicans, want to see how the skills and throughout the night. the rural counties, donald trump is been trying to drive out these voters yet again. if it purdue on kelly loeffler, critical to their success tonight as to whether or not they can fill in the map down here and also appear in the northern section of the state. just for comparison's sake i will show you where we were two months ago in november, that's how the state finished and at the blue blue area here in atlanta and the rest was filled in by the g.o.p., so throughout the night, tucker, come back to you in a co

the advance vote, they got this whole state wire, republicans and democrats, stacey abrams for the blue teamnd purdue and loeffler on the other team. if you get tom price, former congressman, i'll show you where he used to represent in the sixth district of fulton county, a town of braswell were north of we are in atlanta. what he said earlier today, bret, he believes he only need 800,000 people. that's a big difference. that's a 20% margin between 800 and a million voters. if they get that they win both races as well. across the information with robe a few hours ago come he thinks price might be right but he's more cuddle with the 1 million mark which would put you in that 61 or 62% turnout rate. we will see if we get there. >> some of the campaigns are saying that 900,000 is number they need so somewhere between the 801 million number. i think it's important to point out as we do get some of these numbers coming into the bottom of our screen and obviously this is a very early part of the evening, we know from the november election that everyone does it differently and a lot of the rules ha

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blue rug from his preg si. the changeover went so fast because the biden team did some thrifting choosing used furniture from the the blue rug there. portraits include clinton, washington and fdr and sitting behind the favorite resolute desk is a bust of labor leader cesar chavez. the oval office with a new look and there's that bust of cesar chavez right there with president biden's intimate family photos. as for the vice president it might be time to bring some famous indian fish curry to the white house. we shared a few loves before we started our interview last year. where are you? are you in d.c. right now, by the way? >> i'm in the swamp. you know i still have your fish curry -- raj -- >> eight years ago in your office in san francisco and you were so excited because you discovered sole cycle. >> eight years ago? so eight years ago -- 2012? so i was ag. >> yeah. >> i still have your fish curry recipe. >> all right, jess, should we make some fish curry? >> i think you should. >> me, you, and jeff will go to the white house with fish curry. >> we come bearing curry. >> that means i have to cook. >> you have

tunisia's national institutes of marine sciences and technology also ben abdallah and her team is studying the blue crabs. the scientists akiane to learn more about this destructive species how fast do the crabs grow how quickly do they reproduce and how do they impacts other species when they arrive in a new area to help answer these questions they're analyzing the contents of the crab still marks. how come you live crab is an extremely verey should species. and even the crabs are basically insatiable their feed on all kinds of prairie. prawns for example also eat several of pads like squid fish and they prey on the fish that live in the gulf of her important for the fishing industry. but the blue crab could also pose a threat to another much larger marine animal the sea turtle the mediterranean is home to 3 species of turtle all of which are endangered they got her in the gulf of gabbers to feed and to spend the winter to the north korea's island is an important nesting ground for the log ahead turtle which lays its eggs at just a few sites on the island. just a few kilometers away on the mainlan

win at burnley on tuesday night and that puts them 3 points clear of defending champions little blue both teams have paid 17 games and it's the 1st time united have been top at this stage of the season since 2012 when ferguson was in charge of him liverpool on sunday and they've also been drawn together in the 4th round of the f.a. cup. and of course you enjoy being where we are at any any time if you are the 1st game in last last game it's a big big difference but at the moment we are where we are we've got to go in there know when we play against the team that's been by a mile the best in the country for the last year and a half champions by right we're looking forward to it and it's a great test where we are now to south america where brazilian team palmero sav reached the final of the cup at liberty dollars they actually lost the 2nd leg of their semifinal to no to river plate but still progressed 321 aggregate no fans were allowed inside to watch in sao paolo but as you can see there were plenty outside to cheer on their team and very little social distancing. will play either baka genius

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. >> red, white, blue and gold. >> team usa stuns rival canada to win the world junior hockey championship setting off a mini miracle on ice celebration. today, wednesday, january 6th, 2021. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi, everybody, good morning, welcome to "today." it's wednesday morning. we're glad to have you with us. >> we are. it's a real busy one this morning. we want to get right to those overnight results in georgia's high stakes senate runoff races. both of them nail biters. >> that's right, and this morning nbc news is projecting that democrat rafael warnock is the winner over incumbent republican kelly loeffler but the race before republican david perdue and his challenger jon ossoff is too close to call and there are just 16,000 votes separating them. >> and voter turnout a real big story in georgia, shattering records, officials believe more ballots were cast yesterday and with early voting than in november. just ahead, we'll speak live with reverend warnock about his historic night becoming t

the former blues midfielder leaves with the team ninth in the premier league table, following five defeats eight league games. thomas tuchel, the former paris saint germain and borrusia dortmund manager, is expected to replace him. with more, here's ourfootball reporter, simon stone. i think the team have gone from top of the premier league to ninth. they are five points of the top four, they are 11 points off the top of they are 11 points off the top of the premier league and they think the premier league and they think the trajectories down. his first season he qualified for the champions league, when the club were under a transfer embargo, so you have to say he did very well then. he reached the fa cup final, so that was all the boxes ticked for them, but then chelsea spent huge amounts of money, £200 million, on new players in the summer transfer window and they have just not played out, and as i say when the results turn against any manager in charge of the team at stamford bridge, they still find —— but they soon find that roma abramovich is absolutely ruthless when it comes to makin

team are expected to visit the central city of blue han where the corona virus was 1st detected just over a year ago the harsh destructions of the height of the pandemic along and today the city is pretty much back to normal but the experience has given some a new outlook on life. they're back on the floor together a dance teacher and his students dykey is one's only teacher of vogue the style that came out of new york in the 1980 s. brings them a sense of freedom and exhilaration. tuns and you can be yourself in the moment when dancing vote no matter how you dress up others will not discriminate against you and i think this is very good as it lets me enjoy being myself very much. for dykey and his students that's gained a new importance since last year when will han endured a grueling 76 day lockdown and experienced china's heaviest death toll from coded 19. it's insane. during the pandemic a few of my friends and i would practice with each other online in our beds we would start doing vogue in bed we could only practice from a distance because during that time everyone was at home

blue jerseys here. steph curry giving the team the lead. 90-88. but the wheels would soon fall off.3-0-run. aaron holiday in the corner with a three. indiana wins 104-95. the warriors drop to 6 and 5 on the season. >>> the sharks have a new like all because of the pandemic. they'll have ad decals, yeah, ads this season. there they are, the s.a.p. logo will be featured on the home game helmets. the zoom logo for away games. the nhl is allowing ads to be sold on the helmets this year as a way for teams to recoup some of their losses. the sharks, by the way, begin the season thursday in arizona against the coyotes. keep in mind, no word when the sharks can actually play in santa clara county. so for now they're based in arizona. we're back in a moment. we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. >>> all right. finally tonight, nobody won the $625 million jackpot, but there were plenty of winning tickets. here are the winning numbers. 12, 14, 26, 28, 33. megaball 9

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his side could probably afford to take the odd tumble against a team who had yet to win his home this season. and the favorites in blue soon got on the front foot a quarter of an hour in muscles up as a lined up for one of his months to shots and with the ball crashing off the bar tyler adams was on hand to poko i. a promising start for his side as they look to close the gap on by him with a young american opening his blunder sligo account. so far so good for the visitors just as expected but mines were not going to make life easy for them. in the 24th minute peter galoshes did his best to keep out of dominic or header but was powerless to prevent. a leveling the schools. the french center back then showed that even when feeling the heat at the bottom some guys can celebrate like genuine gentleman. like 6 seemed unfit served by the setback and after bypassing the minds defense with 30 minutes played they were practically queuing up to restore their lead. from a condo with the head assist and muscle hudson back with a stylish finish. last season like to put a whopping 13 goals past months into games but this time the h

other news from around the world the world health organization team investigating the origins of the corona virus has visited the hospital in a blue han where the 1st covert 900 patients were treated in the early days of the pandemic the mission has become politically charged as china seeks to avoid blame for allegedly missteps in handling the pandemic. the brother and several allies of kremlin critic alexei now vonnie have been put under house arrest for allegedly violating coronavirus restrictions by calling for people to join protests the court decision comes ahead of new rallies planned for sunday forties have warned protesters could face charges of mass unrest portugal's parliament has voted to legalize euthanasia the bill which was passed by a large majority allows assisted suicide for terminally ill patients the bill still requires the approval of the conservative president if he signs it into law portugal will become the 4th e.u. country to legalize euthanasia. italy's president sir tim on that island has a task of parliamentary leader to carry out further talks to try to form a new government and a better think own leader

lasorda who said he bled dodger blue lived just long enough to celebrate the team's first world serieshampionship in 32 years this past october, the team celebrating there. lasorda died at home in california thursday after suffering a heart attack. he was 93 years old. >>> meantime, in a matter of hours the nfl playoffs will kick off with a record six games set for wild card weekend. the playoffs are starting of course just days after that riot at the capitol. and with so many professional athletes saying that if people of color had stormed the building, the response by law enforcement would have been very different. so will we see nfl players demonstrate today? nbc's sam brock is outside the tampa bay buccaneers stadium with the latest this morning. sam, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning to you. the nba's highest profile players and coaches have expressed outrage at what we witnessed this week. now, the nfl has launched a quarter billion dollar campaign to end systemic racism, but right now, peter, is focusing on the field and tom brady's bucs returning to the postseason

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dodgers fans and baseball fans alike he won 2 world series championships with the boys in blue and remain with the team in front office capacity ever since he also had an olympic gold medal to his name from his stint as a manager in the 2000 sydney games. and he was inducted into the baseball hall of fame. in 1997. even though this of course is giants territory here he is one of those people who really transcends the rivalry, the giants actually released a statement today calling him one of the game's greatest ambassadors and saying they'd never forget the way that he to blow kisses to fans back at candlestick park when he walked across the field so. >>legend character or personality and he loved. his is job, he loved his job love baseball and love dodgers are giants fans, all right kate thinks it's kind of contagious and you're right kate. >>and coming up how to bay area hip-hop legends center helping to keep spirits up during the pandemic with their new album we've got a special report coming up after the it's time for the lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust

team ocean to do these cleats. the first cleat is along here a sea turtle, then it's blue to represent the ocean.s, the so that's why i chose it for that one. this one is the florida panther. you can see it there. i chose that because growing up where i did, where i'm from, i grew up an hour away from big cypress nature reserve where the i chose both of these because they represent our environment and our wildlife. it's being out there in key west and seeing different types of animals and that's why i chose this here, the sea turtles. i also like turtles. those fish are important, just like us, the animals are important just like us. seeing a lot of plastic there and those animals can potentially eat that plastic and die from it and it is harming them. so that's why i chose 0cean conservancy. we need to do a betterjob of keeping our ocean clean. man, this is one of the biggest games that i've been a part of and i think some of my team—mates are going to be a part of. it's win or go home. if you win, you are in. if you don't, you are out. we are going to win, we want to make history and be able to

team, dan noyes, abc7 news. >> state health leaders have tapped oakland-based blue shield of california to help with the vaccination effort. california public health officials say the insurance giant will create and manage a statewide vaccine administration network. experts say helping allocate doses to providers could be a huge help as they try to vaccinate. >> this burden is coming into organizations that are already crushed by the pandemic. >> the contract with blue shield is still being finalized, but officials hope the transition will happen by mid february. kaiser permanente also based in oakland will help deliver vaccines as well. >> bay area transit agencies are getting a cash infusion from a federal coronavirus relief package. the bay area's metropolitan transportation commission says tonight that bart will get more than $103 million. muni is getting nearly 44 million. and desperately needed money. 12 million is going to the golden gate bridge highway and transportation districnd ain g. >> well, take a look at this. that is snow coming down live in this view from our new camera at zephyr cove in lake tahoe

team players through coronavirus, but manchester city were rampant against chelsea at stamford bridge this evening. pep guardiola's side stormed to a three—goal lead at half time, before a late consolation for the blues heaps more pressure on chelsea boss frank lampard — asjoe lynsky reports. the manchester city, just getting a tea m the manchester city, just getting a team out felt like a victory. their last match was postponed and six of their players are still out with the virus. but over the years, they spent billions to have talent in reserve. ilkay gundogan was first to grasp is placed on the team arejust two minutes later, the home—grown hero would sweep chelsea away. for phil foden, every minute on the pitch matters. he wants to start for england at the euros. finishes like this make him hard to ignore. city had overcome their setbacks. they now had total control. and on the breakaway, raheem sterling seems to have the whole of stamford bridge. he couldn't finish the chance himself. instead, it fell to kevin de bruyne. 3—0. now these were chelsea's problems. they spent big in pre—season but now they are eight in the table. at one point, they even struggled to take a corner. chelsea's consolat

that would have on those is the call of the 19 al-jazeera investigative team to the team censored and unseen video from blue hot film to those the coronavirus are great he's just beginning to. legally own all. the facts he sounded without. exposing the secrecy and censorship by chinese authorities. and health system struggling to cope i'll just leave the investigation 3 days that still the world. president here we must 70 is officially declared the winner a few gone does election the main opposition candidates soldiers won't let him leave his house. they're watching al-jazeera live from a headquarters and. also coming up germany's ruling christian democrats alike to arm in russia as their new leader will be the top contender for chancellor one angle of merkel leaves later this year. india launches the world's largest coronavirus vaccination campaign but there are concerns.

al-jazeera is an investigative unit a team censored and unseen video from blue heart filmed as the coronavirus are great is just beginning only really known all those years that the us is halley gotten more exposing this secrecy and censorship by chinese authorities. ha ha ha ha and a health system struggling to cope i'll just see what investigation 3 dates that stop the world. welcome back you're watching news our my name's peter dhabi these are your headlining stories the u.s. capitol is in lockdown with unprecedented security at the inauguration of president elect joe biden a military green zone has been established and 25000 national guard troops are now being deployed there are reports in u.s. media the combat harris will resign from the senate on monday in preparation for her inauguration as vice president. fighting in sudan's western for region has left at least 40 people dead according to state media people have been fleeing the area after the violence broke out over a dispute between different tribes. and the russian opposition leader alexina bell needs to return home soon despite thr

al jazeera investigative unit the team censored and unseen video from blue heart film to those the coronavirus are great is just beginning the little known all those years in the us he's only done more exposing this secrecy and censorship by chinese authorities . dot com and a health system struggling to cope i'll do the real investigation 3 dates that stop the world we know what's happening in our region we know how to get the playfield that others cannot fires are still going on the way they tell the story isn't what can make a difference. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm barbara starr this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next 60 minutes during a high profile visit to the controversial border war with mexico president trump again shrugs off attempts to remove him from office the investigation into the siege at capitol hill the f.b.i. says it expects the list over arrests to grow.

team, dan noyes, abc7 news. >> state health leaders have tapped oakland-based blue shield of california to help with the vaccination effort. california public health officials say the insurance giant will create and manage a statewide vaccine administration network. experts say helping allocate doses to providers could be a huge help as they try to vaccinate. >> this burden is coming into organizations that are already crushed by the pandemic. >> the contract with blue shield is still being finalized, but officials hope the transition will happen by mid february. kaiser permanente also based in oakland will help deliver vaccines as well. >> bay area transit agencies are getting a cash infusion from a federal coronavirus relief package. the bay area's metropolitan transportation commission says tonight that bart will get more than $103 million. muni is getting nearly 44 million. and desperately needed money. 12 million is going to the golden gate bridge highway and transportation district and cal train is getting 6.9 million. >> well, take a look at this. that is snow coming camera at zephyr cove in lake tahoe. it i

so you have traditionally reliable republican parts of the state that are trending toward the blue teamtty evident here. point to one more here. i talked about macon. this is the difference plus 5 1/2 for democrats. a lot of republican votes in these parts of the state and that's what they're trying to do today. get the message out to get out and vote. we'll see whether or not the message is effective. >> sandra: how did you get the board there? do you have a suitcase he brings it everywhere he goes. >> bill: we have a big suitcase. >> sandra: good stuff. highly contagious strain of the coronavirus first spotted in the u.k. identified in four states. new york confirming the state's first known case of the mutant strain in saratoga, county. a man in his 60s with no history of recent travel suggesting it is already spreading in the community. dr. marc siegel and fox news contributor. i think this is the last thing we need to hear about. your book on the covid, politics of fear and the power of science as if we need one more thing to fear. tell us what we need to know about this new strain