2024 the covid crisis president biden doubling his goal. 200 million vaccinations in his first 100 days it comes as cases now rise in over half the states and the university telling students they must be vaccinated for the fall my exclusive with pfizer as the company announces its first vaccine tests in young children the suspect in the boulder mass shooting. his first court appearance, in a wheelchair and remembering the victims. and after a year-long delay the countdown to the tokyo olympics finally begins announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening it is going to be a restless and possibly dangerous night across a big part of the south where tornado watches and warnings have been posted the severe weather has killed at least three people in alabama. early pictures showing major destruction, and forecasters warning of the potential for more severe weather including flash flooding well into the night across several states al roker will tel
john thank you for that water bridges look great nice at the limit, but if you do take bart there is a delay on the richmond line. in the daily city direction 10 minutes at least give yourself some extra time, but your commute into the city to that fremont street exit under 16 minutes of traffic looks great there. the san mateo bridge you see 90 westbound heading across to the peninsula under 15 minutes, so traffic continuously moving along the richmond sandra fell bridge definitely moving along here under 15 minutes as you head out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. we saw a lot of fog in this area drive safely under 25 minutes back to the headlines saying keyarena. so our top story this morning is president biden wasting no time getting to work after being sworn in he s making covid-19 his. top priority. yeah he already signed executive orders yesterday there are 10 more covid orders. he is signing today and we understand that the trump administration didn t believe
found the washington, everything martha washington did likewise. it was a business relationship, but not without affection. i think they had deep respect and affection for each other. she was as close to her hometown and she would get. she owned most of this whole block going back a couple of acres, which means she owned a huge chunk of what williamsburg was. there was a lot of tragedy in martha washington s life. she lost her first husband. she was raised a rich woman, what that means an 18th century is now what it means today. when she marriage george washington, she brings with her to mount for then 12 house slaves and that is really almost an unimaginable luxury. it would take her ten days to travel here to valley forge from mount vernon in her carriage with her slaves and this was a difficult journey. martha s experience had prepared her to become the first first lady. born in virginia in 1731, martha washington was 57 years old and 1789 when she and george
minister netanyahu denies the idf is striking gaza s hospital, adding that israel has offered enough fuel to operate the hospital, but that offer was declined. welcome to fox news live. i m mike emmanuel. this as idf forces continue exchanging fire along their northern and southern borders. we are live in southern israel with the latest. hello, trey. hey, mike. good afternoon. israeli forces continue to operate inside the gaza strip at this hour. we saw a number of airstrikes today against the northern part of gaza as the israelis are using their air force to support their infantry troops on the ground. they have reportedly surrounded a number of hospitals including the largest hospital inside the gaza strip, where we understand there are still palestinian patients inside, along with others who sheltering in place. now, the israelis say they have left open the eastern side of the hospital for evacuations, to the main evacuation corridor through the center part of the strip.
yesterday cooled things off around the region. temps close to the 70 s today with no 80 s in the forecast today ............ . ...... hour by hour tonight some clearing with clouds around and cool evening temps in the 70 s to 60 s later. tomorrow more sunshine back to the 80 s by get this week? and there s another chance of showers in the 7-day. that s all straight ahead in the extended forecast coming up bundy along with five others. some say the jury s decision opens the door to armed occupations everywhere. 8 news now anchor paul joncich is here with reaction. ((paul joncich)) here s how a juror explained the verdict. even though the group that took over the malheur wildlife refuge had guns and threatened to use them, they weren t charged with crimes against police. they were charged with willfully conspiring to stop federal workers from doing their jobs. and prosecutors couldn t prove it. applauded by the sovereign citizens movement.. it s being criticized by many others