mark phillips looks at our digital footprint and why working from home might be-onot as green as you think. first, here the eye opener: your world in 90 seconds . congress found plenty of money for lobbyists and special interest while sending the bare minimum to the american people. president trump is asking congress to amend the coronavirus relief bill. he wants congress to increase to $2,000. he didn t help us. we managed to get $600. america is expected to top 3 million total deaths because of the pandemic, the deadly year in u.s. history. what could be a very different january coming up. he has pardoned a bunch of murderers and grifters and liars. with less than a month left in office, president trump issued a wave of pardons. saying screw you to the fbi. and not holding russia accountable. this happened on donald trump s watch. this all happened on donald trump s watch. the country s infectious disease expert, dr. anthony fauci, got his dos
gateway. reporter: some shoppers are choosing to take matters into their own hands. but these long lines popping up in shopping malls as customers avoid delays. there s things you want to get your hands on before you buy. reporter: others have been left without answers. this year has been a disaster. reporter: the owners of gracie s doggy delights feel they have lost customers because of delays. i don t know what s causing the delays. i know they have staffing issues. i know they re being jammed up on people ordering things. they had to know this was coming. reporter: it sounds like you re very understanding that everyone is dealing with this. and postal carriers are doing everything they can. but there s hiccups along the way. we hope that people understand. we know the postal workers are working hard. we can see it in our own local carriers faces. i understand. i m not putting this on anybody. i hope that somebody understands on the other end that we got ou
coast are staying put until the price is settled. today is set day and you notice there is not one person here, it s completely empty. that tells you the confidence the fishermen have between each other. the solidarity is pretty intact right now. it has always been that way in bodega bay. and it s been that way in san francisco. there have been some violators in the past, but they are not here anymore. why is that? they know better. this afternoon pacific seafood issued a statement. they say this year is especially challenging for all parties involved given the significant drop in demand due to restaurant closures and cancellations. negotiations are not expected to resume until next week. new video shows just how overwhelmed hospitals are in california. this is a look inside the kaiser permanente in los angeles. patients are lined up in beds in the hallways while others are waiting outside in tents, hooked up to oxygen tanks. hospital workers are pleading with pe
now, let s time last year in europe and the world were on edge, vladimir putin had just ordered the deal with plans to keep the capital city of kyiv in a matter of days, it was one of the largest crime was in europe since world war ii. since then truth has isolated his country, you see his army humiliated and he sacrificed countless lives. all in a war of choice. now, what the russian president did not anticipate was the bravery and the resilience in the ukrainian people. he also gravely miscalculated the commitment of western allies who quickly rallied behind ukraine from, and still vowing to give aid until russia is defeated. president joe biden s trip earlier this week to kiyv, walking inside a war zone as air raid sirens blared, hammered home americas unwavering support, despite a small faction of republican lawmakers who actually want to cut aid for ukraine. ahead this hour, what s at stake over the next year. and, we will explore the big question how does this war e
welcome to war in ukraine: one year later. a morning joe special. this time last year, europe and the world were on edge. vladimir putin ordered his army across the ukrainian border with plans to take the capital city of kyiv in a matter of days. it was the start of the largest ground war in europe since world war ii. since then, putin s isolated his country. he has seen his harmony humiliated and sacrificed countless lives. all in a war of choice. what the russian president did not anticipate was the bravery and resiliency of the ukrainian people. he also gravely miscalculated the commitment of western allies, who quickly rallied behind ukraine from, and still vowing to give aid until russia is defeated. president joe biden s trip earlier this week to keefe, walking inside a war zone as air raid sirens blared, hammered home americas unwavering support, despite a small faction of republican lawmakers who actually want to cut aid for ukraine. ahead this hour, what s at stake o