and welsh senned. and they kept on coming the new mum from mali who gave birth to nine babies at once. hello and welcome. president biden s administration has announced the us will support a waiver of intellectual property rights to allow countries around the world to make their own coronavirus vaccines. he was responding to pressure on rich countries to share vaccine supplies and technology. the uk and the european union have both said they do not support the waiver: yet. but two of the biggest vaccine manufacturers pfizer and moderna are us companies. their shares fell after the announcement. courtney bembridge has the details. there is no doubt coronavirus vaccines are not getting to the countries they are most needed. infections are spiralling out of control in india and brazil where vaccination rates remain low. while in the us, it is estimated there will be at least 300 million doses more than the population needs by the end ofjuly. even as the vaccination programme e
reporter: life was cheap, that night in new york. two brutal murders, just a half-mile apart. here for a homicide crime scene. six people were convicted including eric glisson. you would actually think they read the wrong verdict. reporter: then, divine intervention through a nun, he called grandma. eric would say, grandma, i think this all happening for a reason. reporter: maybe, a nun could help him get into heaven. but could she help him get out of prison? what she helped him do was get a lawyer, and together, they hunted for the truth. this is the one case, that has kept me up at night, for six years. he says, i know you re innocent. i know the guys who committed this crime. reporter: will justice, finally, arrive? hello and welcome to dateline. eric glisson was just 20 years old when he was convicted of a murder, that sent shock waves through his neighborhood. a crime, he insisted, he did not commit. to clear his name, eric would have to find the re
russia s president to respond to written responses to putin s demand. we make clear there are core principles we are committed to uphold and defend, including ukraine sovereignty, and territorial integrity, and the rights to choose security arrangements and alliances. the document is with them, and the ball is in their court. we ll see what we do, as i said repeatedly, whether they choose the path of diplomacy and dialogue, whether they decide to renew aggression against ukraine, we re prepared either way. secretary of state antony blinken there, sticking with territorial integrity, and drawing a red line on nato. putin can get what he wants on nato in less direct ways with other concessions. his spokesperson has indicated there are concessions on the table, they include the state department was specific yesterday, today they didn t put the exact list out. they mentioned the place of s missi missiles exercises. now, on one hand it s important to consider that putin starte
it is i think it may be behind us. yeah, i mean, that s the thing i worry about, don, is that they seem to have cracked the code. you know, like safe crackers. they ve opened up the vault and found the mother lode. how they can overturn an election by going through the state election results. and you can control that if you have secretaries of state in these various battlegrounds who are going to say okay, hold on, it shows joe biden won re-election, but we re just going to throw that out and donald trump is the winner. i mean, we are really i think facing that real-life scenario. and then what do we do at that point, don? i think that is a crazy question to consider. but it s becoming more real by the day. it was a wake-up call watching that. i can say reality check but i don t want to take that away from mr. john avlon. kyung needs her own thing. she s been doing great reporting. as all of our reporters on this. as you shall other kyung s great. thank you very muc
good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is thursday, january 7th. i m brianna keilar with john berman. we are beginning with a rare opportunity for a struggling president to reenergize his party and to make history in the process. supreme court justice stephen breyer set to announce his retirement at the white house today, giving president biden a chance to deliver on a campaign promise to nominate the first african american female justice to the bench. let s get a sense of the timing, short list, and republican plans to slow down the process. jeremy diamond is there. jeremy, if i also in on the details. reporter: well, we learned yesterday justice breyer is set to retire after 30 years. he was tight-lipped on this. without a formal announcement, the president would not weigh in. but today they are set to make this official. and this opening gives biden a chance to nominate a justice to the supreme court and potentially make history