a powerful earthquake in indonesia dozens are dead and the toll is expected to rise on hold what s. privacy changes that prompted many users to abandon the messaging message service for its rivals. and far as have all the day s sport including the delayed african nations championship takes off in cameroon later with coded 19 and security being major concern for the organizers. welcome to the news hour their latest provincial provisional results from uganda elections show the country s long time leader has a seemingly unassailable lead so based on those numbers president yarima 70 is poised to win a 6th term in office after readies serving 35 years in power and with over 91 percent of polling stations counted official same 70 has won at least 58 percent of the vote his main challenger bobby wine has just over 34 percent but claims the election has been rigged the final results are expected to hours from now let s bring in katherine sore she s joining us live from kampala so wh
way. we will immediately work with states to open up vaccinations to more priority groups. and breaking news. health and human services secretary alex azar who helped lead that vaccine rollout hands in his resignation overnight citing the capitol riots. guardian angel. a restaurant manager being haled as a hero this morning after sensing something was wrong with one of her young customers. it s just absolutely a miracle and there s no real other way to explain it. this morning the brave and ingenious way she saved an 11-year-old boy. those stories plus 850 million reasons to dream. the mega millions jackpot growing even larger overnight with no winner in last night s drawing, but there s still hope with a $640 million powerball drawing tonight. you might just be hours away from getting rich today, saturday, january 16th, 2021. from nbc news, this is today with peter alexander, kristin welker and dylan dreyer. welcome to today. thank you for joining us on this
guest curator. carl anthony is one of the nations foremost experts on wives and their families. he has penned over doesn t books, he has interviewed the clintons, laura bush, as well as the nixon s and forts. his accolades are vast and many. the staff of the presidential library have enjoyed along friendship and professional relationship with him, in many ways we considering part of the family. when wec;lçr called him back in april to bring up the idea of this series, carles enthusiasm was contagious. in five months, five months, the concept had become a reality. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming carl anthony. [applause] thank you, thank you to all of you who are here today. many of you here have been at all the lectures. a special thanks to you, we have thanked a lot of individual staff members and everyone has contributed and played a role, but certainly chris has been very calm in overseeing that events go over a special thanks to chris. ants from bill,
opener. your world in 90 seconds. finally, after nine months we re about to cross the finish line. this is as close to a christmas miracle as you can find in a polarized washington. now that the house and senate have passed a $900 billion covid relief bill it is headed to the president. the american people have waited long enough. today is a good day. but it s certainly not the end of the story. calls across the country for a uk travel ban as a new strain of the coronavirus spreads there. this is another disaster waiting to happen. bill barr says there is no need to appoint a special counsel to look into allegations of election fraud. i have not seen a reason to, and i have no plan to do so before i leave. president-elect joe biden received the first dose of the pfizer vaccine as a sign of good faith that the american people can trust it. all that the steelers have lost three straight after starting the year 11-0. ben is intercepted! and all that
disproportionately affects our elders, people who don t have a safe ways to live, people of color, people who are already struggling in life. trump se is no question response to this pandemic has been a disaster. [honking] us. has hurt that has hurt our families. trump and my opponent said this pandemic would just go away. cases continue to rise. they make fun of people who wear masks, but people continue to die. trump and mitch mcconnell, all summer and fall failed to put together any kind of strategy to help minnesotans affected by this virus. about the idled worker at the mine in northern minnesota waiting for that unemployment insurance to be renewed. i m thinking about the mom trying to work and make sure her daughter is getting the education she needs remotely. suingile, my opponent is governor walz for doing the things he needs to do to keep us all safe. in thisnot what we want moment, is it minnesota? [honking] it is not what we want. this moment is strong, empathetic