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uri gat-palash heads the ribution company s.l.e. >> we do the division of the pfizer packs. we divide them to smaller packs of ten, 15, and 50 vials so it can behipped even to very small point of vaccination and by doing so, we avoid unnecessary waste. te>> rep but the speed of distribution has the country burning through its supply. and a surge in new cases means the goal to get the whole imcountrnized by spring might be spping away. as pressure grows over dwindling supplies of vaccines, the government is on again turning to the negotiating table, this time to get more deliveries sooner. >> sreenivasan: newshour will continue to cover the possible impeachment of president tru, the investigation and arrests of pro-trump supporters who edattahe capitol, and all the events over the next ten days leading up to the inauguration of the 46th president of the united states, joe biden. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. fostr the laews updates, visit www.pbs.org/newshour. i'm hari sreenivasan. thg.anks for watch stay healthy, and have a good night. captioning spons

president and his administration have really tightened that already difficult bureaucratic the that the uri -- that immigration system makes up. host: paul in kansas city, missouri, independent. caller: thank you for taking my call. the past couple of callers, to follow-up what they are saying, as an african-american male, i am just on the opposite side of the gentleman i saw minutes ago because he has kind of accepted the rhetoric that is put forth from stephen miller kind of voices that are coming out of this administration. that have come into america from south of the taking jobs specifically from -- are not taking jobs specifically from minorities. it is like what that study shows. initially it looks like that, but in the long-term term it is not. the jobs that they are taking and filling are as roofers or carpenters, and the concrete industries. those are not areas of the industries that black americans were working in. but if you listen to the rhetoric, the trump is aistration's policy great friend to black america. donald trump stood at mount rushmore and used the words of martin lu

emily: i think that would depend on whether uri democrat or a republican. both biden and trump held rallies here yesterday. biden strongly emphasized his agenda that he wants to get americans those $2000 individual stimulus checks, and the way to do that is for them to elect jon ossoff and raphael warnock, the two democrats. trump also had a rally in georgia. he encouraged georgians to get out and vote for david perdue and kelly leffler, but also spent most of the evening talking about the november 30 >> , once again bringing up conspiracies, inaccurately claiming it was rigged and that there was fraud, really riling people up on that particular point. lisa: how has turnout been looking so far? emily: turnout has been very strong. 3 million georgians voted early. polls have been open in georgia for about an hour. we are expecting a lot of people to come out and vote today. we are not expecting to know the results of the election tonight. we are thinking that might take a couple days because this is expected to be so close. fine.hat's is the turnout differen

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charles: uri, folks, one of my favorite names.uy them. you don't even know it. we have one in front of the fox building. a couple of trucks this for years. i could have questioned everyone in the building, say i never heard of the company. got to pay attention to everywhere. >> cash is king. charles: cash flow king, people rent them because they don't want to buy the actual equipment. thank you, my friend. great, great stuff. appreciate it. >>> new york's covid vaccine the problem the vaccines are getting unused or worse a lot of them are being thrown out. while new york city is about to run out of their own supply. "the wall street journal"'s jillian melchior really blasting governor andrew cuomo it is all because she says he has an iron grip policy. she will explain. she is next. i'm a performer. always have been. and always will be. never letting anything get in my way. not the doubts, distractions, or voice in my head. and certainly not arthritis. voltaren provides powerful arthritis pain relief to help me keep moving. and it

then i think biden has a potential window for an infrastructure plan i was looking at something like uri that traded today. at one point it was up $9, which was a lot. i think maybe that was saying we expect a blue wave so in terms of taxes or the market, i think the knee-jerk reaction of a blue wave would be down, but i do think stimulus and maybe infrastructure would put a floor under that and i would be buying if it did sell off on a blue wave. >> same question to you, dan >> yeah, so i guess the real question is whether you think increased fiscal stimulus, increased infrastructure spending would outweigh higher taxes at some point. if biden were to have the edge with the senate, he basically has one really big legislative thing to do. we know in the trump administration they got taxes. we know that obama got health care and that was pretty much it. if you don't have the senate and you don't have the house, you can't get things done. the likelihood that they have the senate and the house would only be until the midterms anyway so i just don't think they're going to raise taxes in the

economy is seen beating lower productions for the uri area -- the euro area and the u.k.s the best in four decades of data. the bank of japan remains downbeat about the economy amid the virus. speaking in parliament, governor kuroda said the nation's finances are in a severe situation. he added the boj's bond buying program aims to achieve rice stability, not finance government debt. the government says the boj has done their utmost with easing but admitted it had not achieved its inflation target. hsbc says it is committed to hong kong and denies it has become a tool of the authorities in china. the ceo was fielding questions from british mp's telling them the bank has no option but to close the account of an exiled lawmaker under local law. quinn says hsbc is trying to stay out of politics while doing the right thing by its customers. >> if the question was am i willing to walk away from hong kong, the answer is no. we're too committed through our heritage and our history. we believe firmly in that the -- in the economy and the communities. karina: the world health orga

telecom companies they threatened to do checked with regulators and oh they have clafrd things for uri com and in light of what you said about the teleco-s, people are going to do that here is a good example a jack ma, where is he he took on the entrenched banking system that is not what the chinese communist party wants. that is the opposite he has to lay low because that is the chinese communist party reasserting itself over the economy. that is not a good thing when it comes to trying to figure out freedom of expression. it is joe biden will care about that but joe biden is going work with the allies and work with the allies facetious people rely on chinese orders, they'll get the job done in terms of constraining china, but it gets the job done in terms of u.s. exports back to the old ways with a little bit more emphasis of let's say political freedom. >> jim, i know this is just a bit of a hint of what's to come today. you unveiled that last night i know the shows are going to be talking about your investment themes all day long. we'll be watching for that thank you for the sneak

some believe i should be able to reject or accept votes uri unilaterally.a study i believe neither view is correct. he goz on sa i the president is the chief of expectative officer of the federal government with immense power to impact the american people. the presidency belongs to the american people and to them alone. when disputes arise under fralg law they review the evidence and resolve through a democratic process. our founders were skeptical of power. he goes on to say vesting the vice president with authority to decide presidential contests would be entirely ant thet call to that design and then in the statement saying that the vice president does not have the unilateral authority and would be entirely antithetical to the constitution and the role of vice president in these procedures. the vice president is now throwing cold water as these proceedings are about to begin on the president's demands that he toss out the results or attempt to toss out the results of the november 3rd election. this is a historic moment. the president put the vice preside