maya wiley is a candidate for new york city mayor.ow in markets you see the nasdaq trailing all others, down about 30 points. we see the s&p up almost 10 points. meanwhile you see yields off their earlier highs. mildly up. 1.66%. coming up at noon, pgim ceo david hunt will be joining bloomberg television to talk about reallocating in a new world. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ jonathan: let's get this week wrapped up. from new york city for our audience worldwide, good morning. the countdown to the opening bell starts right now. we begin with the big issue. the president doubling his vaccine target. >> the vaccine rollout will probably be the game changer. >> under promising it over delivering. >> doubling down on the vaccine rollout. >> everything we were seeing now makes sense if you believe u.s. exceptionalism. >> u.s. exceptionalism in terms of better vaccinations. >> we will hit the 200 million doses. >> the vaccine rollout that started somewhat watched has accelerated dramatically. jonathan: the u.s. is leading the way. we will catch up

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>>new york city mayoral candidate maya wiley just one of so many politicians weighing in also u.s. senator kirsten gillibrand calling on the attorney general to conduct a full and transparent investigation with full subpoena power. from outside the governor's office mcgee vicki. >>coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news, pro golfers honor tiger woods and a cow along pays tribute by winning the tournament. we have tigers reaction after the break. >>while tiger woods is recovering from his accident. his fellow golfers show support for and by wearing red and black many players wore tigers traditional sunday get up at the world championship event in florida. cal berkeley colin moore rocco or cool plan to wear red and black too but his gear did not arrive in time so he paid tribute to tiger by winning the tournament. well he scored 18 under par. now this is his 4th pga tour win that you might remember that he won the pga championship. when it was held in san francisco last august. well after yesterday's when he took a moment to thank tiger for inspiring him. >>tiger means everyt

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i got to know bill wiley allen evans charlie rowland, but robertson, maryland with massey john. hope franklin and i got to spend time with all of these wonderful people all of whom i published at one time or another that magazine. and also i'm enjoyed a link with the popular historians who were not academics alex haley glenn tucker the bruce canton to a very limited extent. which i think helped give me some insight into. with the popular mind and the popular imagination was interested in. and wanted to see and understand. so it i had an extraordinary sort of path to reach the civil war. and one problem it may even be unique. i don't know but at every point it really helped to imbue and me a deep sense of the fascination of the people of those times the crises they went through and the means by which they tried to deal with them. great. thank you. carrie how about you? hi. thanks john for inviting me to be part of this this wonderful panel with so many people that i am fond of so like jack in some ways. i think it was where i was from. i'm i grew up in the shenandoah valley and s

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fauci come in a recent british study, david wiley and others found that no symptomatic reinfection's from covid-19 after following 2800 patience for several months, our virologist at the la jolla institute concludes that the amount of immune memory gain from natural infection likely prevent the vast majority of people from getting hospitalized, severe disease for many years. given that no scientific studies have shown significant numbers of reinfections of patients previously infected or previously vaccinated, what specific studies do you cite to argue that the public should be wearing masks well into the 2022? >> i'm not sure i understand the connection of what you're saying about masks and reinfection. we are talking about people who have never been infected before. >> you're telling everybody to wear a mask whether they've had a infection or vaccine purity for not spreading the infection, isn't it just theater? you have a vaccine and you're wearing to masks, his in that theater? >> here we go again with the theater. let's get to the facts. the studies that you quote look at in vit

>>new york city mayoral candidate maya wiley just one of so many politicians weighing in also u.s.enator kirsten gillibrand calling on the attorney general to conduct a full and transparent investigation with full subpoena power. from outside the governor's office mcgee vicki news nation, new york city. >>still ahead right here on kron 4 news at 9 on the last day of black history month people take a look at the little known history of one of the most pivotal points of the civil war and the impacts of had and african americans and how they continue to make it in the community. >>then in sports, the warriors have a rough night in southern california, los angeles. thailand has the highlights the lowli >>welcome back everyone on this final night of black history month, we're looking back at one of the most famous sites of the civil war we're talking about gettysburg. >>while it's mainly known as the site of one of the war's deadliest battles this lot more history to it that's often overlooked. daniel hamburg has the story. >>the adams county historical society is going to be building a

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we're back dan kim strassel wall street journal manhattan institute fellow jason wiley answer that question answer is because of the teachers unions, paul. they control public education, and we return to in person learning on their terms and that's what the pandemic has taught us. and it is interesting you say that the evidence is mounting that -- that we have about the impact of the virus on kids. we've known this for quite some time. this was one of the earliest observations we had at the start of the pandemic. so it just speaks to how remarkably strong the teachers union influence is on returning people back to the classroom with all of the science and all of the follow the science stuff on the left. this was one area where the unions have been tiebl buck the science successfully for a full year. paul: dan i was struck by the president comments, he you know he laid out all of the suffering that's taken place he talked about school children missing school and missing classes. he never mentioned fact that this had anything to do with the unions and he never even said that -- i mention for

because they're kind of a sweet spot find and the late ralph wiley said writing in the first person is justifiable when you can get to bigger universal ideas and its narcissism narcissism when it's not and i talked about writing to a much simpler phrasing of it which is there's a difference between the first person singular and the selfie. but elizabeth, you mentioned the astounding list and one of the things that i really enjoy is finding a subject that i think i know and then realizing how much i don't know. because when it had the chronology of these uprisings that were emailed to me before this event i offhandedly brings. and then page after page after page comes up. 26 pages long and i was shocked by that and so i wonder one, how you go about compiling that and two, what you're thinking was as you are seeing this entire list roll out in front of you and how somehow managed to not recognize these happened. >> i can't take that, that list was i believe collaboratively wrote and as i mentioned i just kind of happened to land access to this archive of newspaper clippings. it was somew

he is from wiley, texas. more on this to come.this case and the case of brian sicknick. we don't have a lot of answers on who knew what and when and don't have answers from the capitol police on the medical examiner's report and specifics about the death and we're going to get transparency into that. that may help fuel calls for independent investigation, 9/11 style commission. we have to see if that's something that comes up. >> incredible. tom winter, thanks for being on top of that. appreciate it. >>> new york governor cuomo appeared in public this afternoon, did not address accusations of inappropriate behavior and sexual harassment, and while a growing number of new york democratic lawmakers are calling for the governor to step down, a new sienna college poll shows half of new york voters say cuomo should not immediately resign. new report from "the washington post" says cuomo's vaccine czar phoned county officials to gauge support for the embattled governor. he said he made calls as a long time friend of the governor and did

a blustery wind through the day gus wiley in excess of 30, close to 40 miles and hour and places.l of dry weather in the forecast with showers developing out to the west. it does look likely that we will see whether front arriving later on nine to 12 the high. sunday we could see more significant rain in the forecast because this frontal system will move through across scotland, northern ireland and parts of wales in particular. yes, there's going to be some rain around for the second half of the weekend. perhaps the driest in the sunniest of the weather will be through the midlands, east anglia and southeast england. highs of 14 degrees here. so warm her up for the south of that whether front. cooler at what into the far north. now, it looks likely that that low pressure should ease away and high—pressure potentially starts to build as we go through the week. and we could see something just that little bit warmer developing as well. so after a pretty unsettled second half of the weekend particularly in the northwest wind and rain will gradually ease, high—pressure will return and

maya wiley, thank you very much for your time as always. >>> next week, everyone, marks one year since coronavirus outbreak was officially declared a pandemic. overnight the number of covid cases in this country surpassed $29 million. the death toll now more than 125,000. and while there's hope, there's grave concerns about states lifting mask mandates, which is texas, the largest state to do so thus far. let's go to nbc's morgan chesky, who is in dallas with more on this whole debate. morgan, i have to tell you, it's stunning there's a debate over this at this point, right? >> it depends who you ask, alex, and if it's the texas governor he has made it abundantly clear the state will soon be back in business with a lot of local leaders calling the decision premature, it left a lot of businesses, especially here in dallas' deep ellum business, trying to figure out their own solution. t-minus four days until texas restaurants are back at 100% capacity. restaurant owner eric heilburg isn't exactly celebrating. >> i feel like it's a slap in the face for the medical professionals. >> report

president obama's portrait artists kehinde wiley reflects on art activism and racism. screen, former nfl quarterback nnamdi asomugha on his film sylvie's love. and hari sreenivasan talks to comedians w. kamau bell and hari kondabolou about their podcast politically reactive. [upbeat music]

sort of overview of where that you know, the troops on the union the confederate side were there and wiley sword in one of his books? i think it's called maybe. profiles and courage where he picks out various soldiers turns out norton. i found out later was one that he had picked out and so there was a couple of confederate sharpshooters who had snuck into range and they were aiming to shoot palmer. and so they fired and they missed. but they hit norton. i think he got hit in the head and he died within a minute or two. so he never ever met. molly chapman back in illinois i've got a believe that you get so involved with these people's stories that that kind of stabs you in the heart when you get a piece of news like that. there are so many stories. there are the ones that you know were in there were pows and i have a different chapter on pows because so here's the beauty of civil war letters. they were not censored. so that's why you get all this great information the one exception to that is prisoner of war letters, you know, you couldn't say who you were with or so and you could say oh,

maya wiley, a former counsel to de blasio, urged cuomo to resign immediately for his, quote, disgustinge, andrew yang, the former 2020 presidential hopeful, and eric adams, the brooklynborough president, have called for an independent investigation. of course, that is under way. >>> all right, still ahead here, senate democrats strike a deal with president biden over covid relief checks. and now, fewer people will be eligible. we're going to dig into this confusing reality next. >>> plus, stephanie ruhle joins us with an exclusive look at her interview with newly confirmed commerce secretary gina raimondo. but before we go to break, we want to know, as always, why are you awake? email your reasons for being up with us to waytooearly@msnbc.com or drop me a tweet @kasie, use #waytooearly, and we'll read our favorite answers later in the show. l read our favorite answers later in the show is now a good time for a flare-up? enough, crohn's! for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis... stelara® can provide relief and is the only approved medication to reduce inflammati

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. >> wiley, first of all, we have two americas.eenblatt come on and talk about the facts, the republican fbi director christopher wray was sounding the alarm for years during the trump administration that we had a serious problem with the rise of domestic terrorism. he didn't cite black lives matter or other groups. he specifically said we have a concern with white domestic terrorism that really uncovered itself in charlottesville. when senator johnson talks the way he does, understand he's speaking to that other america. there are two of us. there's one america where i think the majority of us live, i hope, where we do deal in facts and reality and we acknowledge that we've made progress, but that racism is still a serious problem. in the faux news other reality, they believe in something else, that white people are the victims, white people are being canceled, white people are under attack in this country, white culture, white history. until we can get to a place where we are e pluribus unum and we're one america, not two separat

i think they are on the path of wiley coyote. they are going over the cliff.hey will hang there for about two seconds and collapse. they will come with an infrastructure bill now. will put a bunch of building construction people to work. we will rebuild the united states. we will put a bunch of small businesses back to work to help us rebuild the country. we have invested in the local community so they could clean up, build infrastructure, put out broadband to the global economy. we are putting out money to schools so they could do the same thing. there are two paths. the american people are resonating with what the democrats are doing. host: plenty of colors for you. lawrence up first. -- plenty of callers. caller: my name is lawrence, i am retired military. one of the things i see with this country, first of all, we don't trust each other. we have no trust whether we are democrat, republican, black, white. the only time we come together is when we have a crisis. i served in vietnam and we had a crisis then. some commanders only wanted black troops or white t