Now says Vaccine Supply is starting to outpace demand. More than half of the Adult Population has received at least one dose, thats true, but they are the lowhanging fruit, so to speak. The people eager to get the vaccine. There is an entire segment of the population who, for a number of reasons, are not so eager. In fact, some Public Health experts are giving up on the idea of Herd Immunity because they dont think enough americans can be convinced to take the shots. Which has us askin if we need to do a better job at focusing on the good news to reach the skeptics. There has been a lot of attention focused on the Breakthrough Cases of covid19, people who test positive after theyre vaccinated, but let us keep that in perspective. Those cases are incredibly rare. Fewer than 6,000 out of more than 89 Million fully vaccinated americans, according to the cdc. Just listen to Cdc Director Rochelle Walensky with Savannah Guthrie on today. So what about those people who are breakthrough, who d
this morning s first congressional hearing on the capitol insurrection, key testimony from officials who have not spoken publicly until now. but first, our conversation with dr. anthony fauci this morning. we began by talking about the incredible loss of life from the pandemic. as you look back over this year, have you concluded that it was our political positions and political division that led to this death toll? i certainly think that that s part of it. it was very complicated situation. and one we re dealing with a very formidable virus to begin with. so anything that s not at its top peak in addressing it in the most appropriate way is going to lead to the kinds of things, the experience. so i have said i believe it s the case when you have a common enemy, you ve got to pull together in the same way. it s like people on a crew team rowing in the same direction. you can t have disparate responses. and unfortunately, there s a lot of good about the differences in state
states the biden administration may send illegal immigrants on the southern border. the trump administration used ice raids to transport migrants. texas governor greg abbott deploying texas state officials to investigate a reported covid outbreak and the moderate one facility was not deemed safe. the $1 trillion covid stimulus to nonprofit, unaccompanied children and families crossing the southern border. the funding is used in communities across the country dedicated to providing food, shelter and services to people with economic emergencies including the nation s hungry and homeless population. kevin cork joins us where the president is juggling several crises. reporter: on a day when the focus from the white house perspective should have been on battling covid, the science and economics of pandemic recovery in the future of us relations for a while today, most people couldn t talk about anything else. the stumble seen around the world. not once, not twice but three times
she had communications with at least two other men. from the shod doughs of the internet, depth of the human heart. he was very controlling. and he was losing control. s verg and he was losing control. december 1st, 2011, one of those days that make teeth chatter, joints creek. business mal. austin starbuck 21-years-old was at the end of his shift in deerpark, washington. half an hour or so north of spokane when his phone chirped, text messaged. yeah, it was from logan. logan, his younger sister at school. i remember she said, i m cold, come pick me up. but what about her mother? i took them to my dad s house, where i had a key. no word. the kids called her cell, not afraid, no, more like irritated. please give us a call. it hath had happened by then, of course. though as the children bedded down at their father s house, they never guessed, wouldn t understand for days, that everything about life is different now and nothing made any sense at all. unbe
somewhere to be warm, there is nothing. it is stressful. it is very stressful to be in a cold house and if you re in a cold house you re not eating any warm food. and then when you go out, you can t find food. wow. at least 37 people have die add cross eight states as a result of the this brutal weather. let s bring with camilla bernal outside of a power station in dallas, texas. could you help people watching understand how this is so far beyond winter weather that wasn t expected in the state of texas. this has become a political fight, this is become finger pointing that has resulted in very few answers for people who are suffering. reporter: yeah, poppy. and people are waking up today, it is the fourth day that they re waking up cold, angry and upset and looking for answers. because at the moment, so many of them still do not have power. this is a neighborhood right outside of downtown dallas. and it all looks like this. it is covered in snow. even the road is still