tina didn't call. but someone else did. >> coming up -- the best friend has second thoughts and goes under cover. >> i protected you. i basically made you look like a saint. >> when "dateline" continues. one of the worst things about a cold sore is how it can make you feel. but, when used at the first sign, abreva can get you back to being you in just 2 and a half days. be kinder to yourself and tougher on your cold sores. robiwithout the commission fees and account minimums. so, you can start investing today, wherever you are - even on the bus. download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. >>> hello. i'm dara brown. here's what's happening. the coronavirus death toll in the crunited kingdom surpassed 80,000. this marks the most deaths in europe and the world's fifth highest pandemic death toll. data shows the total number of u.k. coronavirus cases has exceeded 3 million. and this news comes on the same day tat buckingham palace officials said in a statement that the 94-year-old monarch queen

tina fortin is with us now. -- tina ford home is with us now. let's start right there -- i'm sure president-elect biden would like us to focus on a bunch of things. attention will stay on impeachment and the steps. how much of a detriment do you see that in washington right now? tina: clearly the incoming administration would like to see the senate part of the impeachment trial, the conviction take place after he takes office and that has been consistent with what i have been expecting. they don't want the inauguration itself to be caught up in this rather sordid affair even though democrats are demanding accountability to the president. republicans would just like to see the president purged from running for future office. the focus on the recovery and fighting the pandemic is what the president-elect wants to focus on. vonnie: it is probably more in mitch mcconnell sabr to delay, but that brings its own threats as well. is he waiting on more polling data? what is he waiting on? tina: if only we could see inside his mind. i can certainly say th

-- tina fordham, avon hearst founder. i love how you address in your note the walls of worry of january, and you make very clear they are not going to be the same as the walls of worry of q3. the market is looking at the politics of the third and fourth quarter of this year. what will it look like? tina: i think your previous speakers have already taken us through some of the obstacles to the rollout. i have been talking about my vax populi theory for a while. the public willingness, plus the risk of mutant strains, but i think that a second phase is that period following pandemics tend to see more political disruption, and whether we are singing about the capitol riots and black lives matter, or anti-curfew protests in the netherlands yesterday, this is going to be a volatile period as we look to get this under control. lisa: let's talk a little bit about the politics of getting the vaccine out. there's a question of what went so wrong in the european union that they are so delayed, behind places like the u.s. and israel

tina: no it is not. what it means for example is that faxing rollouts are plowed -- isd ome verizon that faxing rollouts -- is that are coming ints area there's an interplay with a concrete impact on markets. tom: i've got to rip up the script. mccraw.o be about mr. i am fascinated by 500 or 600 vaccines, i can't remember the asails, but to be mr. mccraw an incredibly key player in a total choice 202 -- in a tumultuous 2021. does he have a strategy? tina: he absolutely does. at the moment, he is trying to balance his own lunatic fringe, the national front being antivax for a long time. thefrench public is one of -- populations that is the most vexing hesitant -- most vaccine hesitant. so he's got some problems. he also has regional elections this year to contend with. it is germany this year, france after that. he is borrowing a few pages out of the far-right handbook. tom: a bit distant for america, but absolutely extraordinary. i've heard this consistency. tina fordham, thank you so much, global head o

. >> reporter: tina holland is another friend. she and pam met when their youngest children started attending the same school. they planned family vacations together and trips to disneyland. one year, pamela bought her daughter jeanette and tina's sons costumes, just for the sake of creating happy memories. her daughter was a princess. tina's sons, a pirate and peter pan. >> she wanted to make sure her friends were happy, and taken care of, no matter what it took. and i realized that, when i first met her. that, you know, she was one of the people that i was going to have as a lifetime friend. >> reporter: pam made and sold jewelry, and she worked hard at it. but, she wanted more than that. >> she wanted happiness and not to be alone. her dreams were to have a family life, and find a mate to share her life with who would love her children. >> reporter: which is why it seemed so perfect when, in 1989, an electrician named jim fayed came into her life. he was single, no children. >> they seemed to get along, very well. pammy always

he revolutionized music in the 1960s with his wall of sound and tina turner. he was convicted of murdering actress lanna clarkson in 2003 at his home. he was sentenced to 19 years to life. phil spector was 81. >>> the "associated press" says vice president mike pence and his wife thanked troops at ft. drum, new york, in their final official appearance together. yesterday the couple thanked the army's tenth mountain division and their families for their service. karen pence became emotional as she addressed the troops. >> you know, it is such an honor to be with you -- here i go -- for our very last trip as vice president and second lady of the united states. >> vice president pence thanked the service members on behalf of president trump. >>> and the "atlanta journal constitution" reports twitter temporarily suspended the account of georgia republican representative marjorie taylor greene. the social media platform prohibited greene from posting new tweets on her account for 12 hours yesterday for violating its rules. greene has expressed racist views, posted

i love has records withjohn lenin, the ronettes, ike and tina turner, the righteous brothers, the list goes on. it is not only a debate about phil spectre as a man that we could have. as a producer, his style, the wall of sound style wasn't everyone's tastes and indeed, he produced let it be and his version of let it be was with the huge wall of sound but paul mccartney wasn't really into the wall of sound and he reproduced let it be, cut out all out of phil spectre's orchestrations and stripped away all of that sound, so it wasn't to everyone's tastes. and long before he was convicted in 2003 for murdering lana clarkson, people were reporting all sorts of bizarre things that he did as a guy and it came out, i think, later on that he was violent towards women and all sorts of things, but it is one of those... women and all sorts of things, but it is one of those. . .- but it is one of those. .. tom, we're going — but it is one of those. .. tom, we're going to _ but it is one of those. .. tom, we're going to have _ but it is one of those. .. tom, we're going to have two - but it is on

with his "wall of sound" recordings, working with acts such as the righteous brothers, and ike and tina turner and john lennon. this report from our arts correspondent david silitto. # do you know what you did today...# the final public chapter of phil spector�*s life was a court case, a conviction for murder. he appeared eccentric, troubled, lonely, a man mired in his own darkness. but what he leaves behind are some of the mostjoyous masterpieces in the history of pop. # i knew what he was doing when he caught my eye # da doo ron—ron—ron, da doo ron—ron...# # you've lost that lovin' feelin'...# # is to love, love, love him #and i do...# and this was his first hit. here he is on the right, aged 18, but there was always a darkness. this love song wasn't about a girl. it was about his dead father. it was not a happy childhood. it wasn't. i mean, when yourfather blows his head open, you know, it's not funny, and it leaves a scar on you. # so won't you say you love me... his signature was the wall of sound. it turned pop into a sonic torrent of heightened emotion. # every place we g

tina, you were there wednesday, with the proint of the crowd. ben, you said this was the internet coming to life. ben, tell us what you're seeing this morning on some of the forums where the extremists and conspiracy theorists congregate, specifically as it relates to the video the president saying yeah, he's not -- he's done. he's not hanging out past january 20th. >> yeah. these people thought they were going to this rally. they planned on the extremist forums and thought they were going to this rally to await instructions from what they call their god emperor in donald trump. so they went to the rally. they were told to go down to the capitol from the president himself. and then there were no marching orders. in fact, they feel like, you know, he turned their back on him. and that's because for months, conspiracy theorists believed he had a secret grand plan to overturn the election. from the qanon side, they thought it was a magical he's going to arrest all the democrats stuff. but from a simple extremist side, he -- these people thought he

i am tina krause with which countries will make people prove they don't have the virus. >> plus where this sink hole swallowed up cars and affected patients dealing with covid. >>> morning showers are pretty much wrapping up for us. through the afternoon, we're going to catch clearing as we go through the day. highs are mid to upper 50s, upper by harnessing california's abundant wind and solar energy, we have the power to take on climate change. use less from 4 to 9 pm to keep california golden. >>> new video of a giant sink hole that swallowed several cars in italy. it opened up at dawn in a parking lot near a hospital in naples. it is about 65 feet deep. it cut off electricity to a residence for recovering coronavirus patients. fortunately, no one was hurt. >>> the latest u.s. jobs report is worse than expected. it shows u.s. economy lost 140,000 jobs in december, worst result since april of last year. unemployment rate stayed at 6.7%. >>> britain will soon require all international travelers to test negative for covid-19 before they arrive in the uk. cbs' tina krause reports from l

tina nguyen of politico and ryan riley of huff po. ryan, you've become this kind of police blotter for me, you know, as these cases roll through. let's talk about our individual with the varsity jacket of his high school and his football jersey. how was he identified and apprehended? >> yeah, i mean, so he had a very distinguishing jacket and people saw that jacket on the news as someone who was going into the capitol that actually the police chief for the town called up the fbi. there was a number of tips from former classmates who sort of made the connection. so that's what we've seen a lot of honestly. there is this trend in a lot of these stories for some of these lower-level cases, sort of the layup cases where it's like an easy charge to bring because there is so much evidence, they bragged on social media, that a lot of former classmates have been bringing these. it's sort of like the worst person you knew in high school, you're extracting the revenge on them down the line. the person you've been watching sort of go through thi

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leonard coen, tina turner, john lennon he produced them all. he could be brilliant or sometimes he would pull a gun on you, for years he hid from the from view. stories emerged of his controlling abusive behaviour. aren't you lonely in this big house? must be very lonely. then in 2003, he invited an actress lana clarkson back home. a few hours later she was found, shot dead. phil spector said he wanted to turn pop into art. by the end, he has this to say. "trust me, you wouldn't want my life. i've not been at peace. i have not been happy. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin patersonjoins me now. deeply troubled, obviously a murder conviction but a musical genius as well. how did this wall of sound actually originate and how did he persuade people to get involved with it? ., ., ,., ., , persuade people to get involved with it? ., ., .,, , it? the wall of sound was this production — it? the wall of sound was this production technique - it? the wall of sound was this production technique he - it? the wall of sound was this i production techniq

. >> reporter: this is not how tina planned on spending today, stuck behind a police line, unable to return home to an apartment complex transformed into a crime scene. >> i'm scared. >> because? >> because this is the first time i experienced being in the apartment for 16 years, and this is the first time i experienced this. >> reporter: all these police, all this equipment, the aftermath to a shooting that left one suspect dead and detectives from multiple cities looking for the how and the why. >> this person involved here was a person of interest in a homicide, a person of interest in multiple shootings in gilroy and morgan hill, as well as being wanted here in our city for weapons violations as well. >> reporter: this was san jose's first officer-involved shooting for this year. there were four last year. police say they had connected this suspect with a murder in gilroy. they approached with caution. there was a confrontation. more than one officer opened fire. >> ongoing threat to the public. committed numerous weapons violations. is being looked at for serious felonies in var

heightened emotion. # every place we go...# # imagine no possessions...# john lennon, leonard cohen, tina turner, he produced them all. but there are also many stories of his erratic behaviour. he was abusive and controlling. excuse me, camera. he had a habit of threatening people with guns. aren't you lonely in this big house? must be very lonely. and then in 2003, he invited lana clarkson, an actress he had met at a club, to his home. a few hours later, she was found. she'd been shot dead. phil spector was convicted of second—degree murder. his death from covid—related complications comes 11 years into his 19—year sentence. phil spector said he wanted to turn pop into art. by the end, he had this to say: "trust me, you wouldn't want my life. "i have not been at peace." in north africa, dozens of young people have been arrested in tunisia after two nights of disturbances in cities across the country. its ailing economy is a key source of frustration alongside the apparent humiliation of a shepherd by local officials. it follows months of nightly curfews and a partial lockdown to ba

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john lennon, leonard cohen, tina turner, he produced them all. but there are also many stories of his erratic behaviour. he was abusive and controlling. excuse me, camera. he had a habit of threatening people with guns. aren't you lonely in this big house? must be very lonely. and then in 2003, he invited lana clarkson, an actress he had met at a club to his home. a few hours later, she was found. she had been shot dead. phil spector was convicted of second degree murder. his death from covid related complications comes 11 years into his 19 year sentence. phil spector said he wanted to turn pop into art. by the end he had this to say. "trust me, you wouldn't want my life. "i have not been at peace." one of president trump's final foreign policy moves before he leaves the white house has been to pull key us troops out of somalia, a country still struggling against islamist terrorists after three decades of conflict. critics say the withdrawal is rash, providing in—coming presidentjoe biden with the tough decision of whether or not to send troops

well tina ties shaw got to sit down one on one with the vice president elect to get her thoughts on not only the democrats in the region but the pandemic and the continued fight for more money in stimulus checks. >>vice president elect kamala harris has georgia on her mind as she returned to the peach state sunday i talked to her in savannah about critical issues, including campaigning for democrats in the upcoming us senate runoffs. >>and so the voters of georgia right now have the opportunity to elect the ascent of savannah in rehfeld one a and john fight for the people of georgia who will fight out against anybody was trying to silence the people of georgia of course one of the major. >>the issues is covid-19 response. what the >>well response for it for president elect biden and me is that this is our first order of business and and it's going to be about making sure that we put in place but we have not seen under the current administration which is a real plan. >>families are receiving that $600. they knew the minute however many say it's not enough. >>americans deserve more. ameri

already in place i didn't tina. it's good to have you with us hello adrian figure here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera india's drug regulator has approved 2 coronavirus vaccines for emergency use one made by oxford astra zeneca the other by indian drug make up by a biotech india is hoping to vaccinate 300000000 people in the next 6 to 8 months doctors are expressing hope that huge logistical challenges can be overcome india's immunization fundamentals are strong there has been a period of preparation but to live for this campaign in terms of logistics training and so on however this is a very big country very diverse conditions multicultural and therefore we do expect that there could be problems with aids logistics but it's deliberate whether it's communications related and therefore a wide set of measures are also being taken to address that scene concerns concerns around vaccine confidence and safety but we expect that wrecks in demand will continue to be high. the u.s. has a past more than 350000 covert 19 d

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heightened emotion. # every place we go...# # imagine no possessions...# john lennon, leonard cohen, tina turner, he produced them all. but there are also many stories of his erratic behaviour. he was abusive and controlling. excuse me, camera. he had a habit of threatening people with guns. aren't you lonely in this big house? must be very lonely. and then in 2003, he invited lana clarkson, an actress he had met at a club, to his home. a few hours later, she was found. she'd been shot dead. phil spector was convicted of second degree murder. his death from covid—related complications comes 11 years into his 19—year sentence. phil spector said he wanted to turn pop into art. by the end, he had this to say. "trust me, you wouldn't want my life. "i have not been at peace." winter in rome means starling season, when millions of the birds gather in the italian capital on their migration from europe south to africa. theirformations in the skies are beautiful, but their droppings create a hazard and the city authorities are trying new methods to move them on. 0ur rome correspondent mark low

they are going to help me unveil the truth to tina today. nikki, courtney, how you guys doing? it's good to see you both. this is really a sad situation. this young woman has her life absolutely on hold. she is shutting

it's dreadful news for tina little to her daughter has got just a few hours' sleep over the last few days trina is worried that a weakened hannah will be devastated by the development. and i just cried all the way into the checkpoint and once we got into a checkpoint everybody was there and it was just. weird atmosphere. and cool and stream of a place on the when this podium. i feel really bad for she was looking forward to this race course she's been using a whole year training for this race it's obvious a lot of times. i know we would have a good finish. and i wanted to prove myself that i could do well in this and i wanted to prove to everyone else too that i could do well in a race like this and even though i know i did a good race i don't feel like i've proved it because you never really finished. 2 days. is back home and. i don't really think it has sunk and i think my body is like still in shock a little bit because we've been caring and thinking about this race for 2 years and then we're finally doing it and it. is going very well. and it's just like it's just taking you know

he's in the new tina fey/robert carlock show, "mr. mayor." it's fantastic, i can't wait to talk to him about it and representative andy kim will be here. you might know him as the congressman who helped clean up the capitol after last week's insurrection, so i'm also looking forward to getting his perspective on that historic day, as well as this historic day. but before we get to all that, the house voted to impeach president trump for inciting last week's capitol insurrection, making him the first and only president in history to be impeached twice. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: today was historic in many ways, not the least of which was the president became the first in history to be impeached for a second time. as far as anyone can tell, he has no discernible defense, no legal strategy, and very few allies left outside of the house gop. several of his lawyers from the last impeachment have bailed his former home, new york city, revoked all its contracts with him. his banks and major donors are all fleeing.

they are going to help me unveil the truth to tina today. nikki, courtney, how you guys doing? it's good to see you both. this is really a sad situation. this young woman has her life absolutely on hold. she is shutting evhi

leonard coen, tina turner, john lennon he produced them all. he could be brilliant or sometimes he would pull a gun on you, stories emerged of his controlling abusive behaviour. he had a habit of threatening people with guns. aren't you lonely in this big house? must be very lonely. then in 2003, he invited an actress lana clarkson back home. a few hours later she was found, shot dead. phil spector said he wanted to turn pop into art. phil spector was convicted of second—degree murder. his death comes 11 years in his 19 year sentence. he said he wanted to turn p0p sentence. he said he wanted to turn pop into art but by the end he had this to say. "trust me, you wouldn't want my life. i've not been at peace. phil spector has died. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson told us more about the murder that has overshadowed spector�*s musical legacy. he started off as a songwriter teaming up with others to write spanish harlem for ben e king, then he started to produce these songs, the crystals, he hit me and it felt like a kiss, a song

julian fellowes he is a 67 year old mother tina. still lives in their home village. can you come and have some tea and sausage of a week with. her grandchildren like to come and visit she definitely briefly her house to his perilously close to the landfill but she's not going to move away now who where would i go who could i sell my house to with all that stench out there they're not exactly lining up although you are and how could i live in a city where i only get a pension of about 190 euros and i'd have to pay 130 euros to rent a one room apartment. they visit with grandma for a couple of hours you know if that is how he shows her kids her old pretty quickly before the wind turns and the smell is unbearable again just to have something done . for nothing. but that's the wood so i don't know how long we can keep on fighting this system were too few and we're starting to feel helpless and desperate almost since to my horror the. mountain of garbage keeps on growing and there are plans to expand this field with regs it has officially happened and the brits have said

that stigma is something dr tina holstered who runs a pain treatment practice in copenhagen knows all too well there is that day you will end up with a needle in a stack with cannabis but it has never been proven we want our patient to get symptom relief or the problems if that can be pain or nausea and vomiting to chemotherapy or radiation. the physician has treated some 3000 patients with cannabis products so far and is convinced of its efficacy for health and well being . and that's it for me and the business team here in berlin as always you can find out more about these and other business stories online at www dot com slash business to check us out on facebook and twitter until next time take care thanks for watching it's. been really a monster the toughest in durance race. 1200 kilometers with a dog sled. day. in the far north of norway. and with practically no sleep. any more questions and off we go to fin marc sloping close up. in 60 minutes on d w. what secrets lie behind these walls. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. p.w. wo

. >> he went on to work with tina turner, the ramones and the beatles. she said he changed over time and her business relationship ended. >> i refused to go in the studio with them at times because they told me he a gun and i was not going where no crazy person had a gun. >> he threat theodhe -- threate people a lot, there were are accounts of him firing a gun in the ceiling in the recording studio, it was a matter of time before something happenhappened >> reporter: in february of 2003, lonna clarkson died from a gunshot to the mouth. the first trial ended in a deadlock jury. and the second in a conviction. after learning of his death, clarkson's family released a statement, call canning her a warm, compassionate, and kind loving woman. >> every tribute you see to phil spector, you cannot get away from his behavior, his instability. and the fact that he murdered somebody. >> true. and in a social media post. ronny spector, the front woman and former wife called him a brilliant producer but a lousy husband, she said unfortunately he was not able to live

american evans tina welcome to the program security forces are on high alert across russia as protesters again rally in support of a jailed opposition leader alexei in a volley campaigners say more than 250 demonstrators have already been arrested in cities in eastern russia police have also sealed off parts of the capital moscow and the city of st petersburg several of of all these close associates have been detained in recent days he himself was arrested on his or. turn to russia from berlin he was treated there after an attempted assassination. well for the latest from the russian capital moscow over joined by d.w. correspondent emily sure when emily how low to you we can see it's looking a bit early cold where you are and we also have been hearing that the authorities have been going to great lengths to deter people from coming out to protests today have either of those things worked are people staying home. i think it's kind of hard to know at the moment here in the russian capital we do know that as you say that the police and the authorities have gone to great lengths to basically

his wife but tina records every bit of progress that he makes. it quite in this is him going into his room he couldn't get up and sit down alone at that point out and this was the 1st time more than 4 weeks ago that you even recognised as. a jury member that yes you can remember that i can remember. yes his gaze looked human again through reason to see a human it is a huge difference of someone has light in their eyes almost. it's really frightening when someone just looks completely blank at least i was really afraid. you wonder whether his spirit and he will be back to the way he was or not it's terrifying. barbara has been at a rehabilitation center in the black forest for almost 6 weeks now she doesn't need oxygen anymore and she's fighting her way back to normality. amazing if you saw me on the walker. here she is 7 weeks ago on a walker at the intensive care unit in freiburg when she arrived there she was at the point of suffocation. as. it was absolutely apparent to me that i would not have survived without artificial ventilation and so in

the victoria cross and tina was designed to serve a community of more than $80000.00 people but after decades of mismanagement and mafia meddling in the health care system it now finds itself unable to meet even basic requirements for treating patients and this in the middle of a global pandemic like the hospital and carry out the there are 17 others in the region that are out of service the pendennis because it brought to light systemic mismanagement the infrastructure such as the oxygen ports at this hospital could be used to treat cope with 1000 patients but without doctors and sufficient funds they are useless. dr 4 model takes us into a separate wing built in the ninety's this part of the hospital was never properly put to use a well equipped hospital room for disabled patients now serves as a storage space leaving the 66 year old with a feeling of great bitterness. i have been a doctor in this facility for 40 years and to think that i can sister people that i can't give answers is absolutely frustrating. the health care situation in the entire region of calabria is so dramatic t

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. >>> senator tina smith, good to have you with us. i want to get your reaction to the breaking news, that one of the people arrested for allegedly participating in the capitol riot has been charged with threatening to assassinate alexandria ocasio cortez. >> i'm glad to be with you today, ana. this is terrible, terrible news. i think it reminds all of us how deadly serious this attack on our capitol and our nation was on january 6th. i fear the more we find out about what was really going on, the extent of planning and organization among these right-wing militia groups and white supremacy groups, the more we find out, the worse it will get. that's why it's important to continue with full on, and i'm very worried about what i'm hearing about these individuals being -- who were arrested, now being let loose on bail, when it seems like they're a great threat here. >> according to his lawyer, he did it in support of former president donald trump, but he regrets his actions. as you contemplate the impeachment article that's expected to lan

. >> tina bell is an attorney in indianapolis. she's been involved in cases against dr. svabek. >> we have a cloud of secrecy archd the medical profession. >> is it possible to get in trouble and maintain your license? >> absolutely, absolutely. >> bell has worked both sides of the street. she spent more than a decade representing hospitals and insurance companies before moving to patients. >> is the medical board protecting patients or protecting doctors? >> i would say protecting doctors. >> you're telling me a doctor can make a mistake three, four, five times and it doesn't affect their license? >> those are the doctors that worry me and those are not the doctors that i'm seeing getting reprimands from the medical licensing board. so, there is a gap where they're falling through the cracks somehow here in indiana. >> we wrote to dr. svabek asking for an interview and never heard back. so, our producer found him where he's now practicing in florida. >> you had disciplinary action here in florida about operating on a wrong hip that we saw. >> no. that's not true. >> tha

he was a record-breaking music producer and songwriter, including the beatles, ike and tina turner and the ramons. >>> they're expected to rename a park that was named in honor of president andrew jackson. jackson park was stripped of its name last summer. he was a slave owner and forcibly removed native americans from their homeland. the city's recreation and park commission recommends the name of the alony people and another is mable tatum, a black woman who advocated. >>> and the oakland symphony held an inauguration ball to celebrate oakland native, vice president-elect kamala harris. ♪ ♪ >> the free live streamed show included music from the symphony, oakland's youth orchestra and jazz mafia and more. it was hosted by the port of oakland commissioner and close friend of harris. tomorrow, the vice president-elect will resign from her california senate seat. >>> we are getting serious surf along the coast but it is nothing compared to this. coming up next, where surfers brave jaw-dropping monster waves. >> i'm meteorologist, drew tooma. not only tracking the surf and warm temper

with ne now is democratic senator tina smith of minnesota. she will be a juror in the trial him good morning, senator, thank you for your time. >> good morning, poppy, great to be with you. >> good to have you. do you think a trial, a senate trial of president trump should happen this week? >> i hope that it can get going as quickly as possible. what i'd like to see is that we get sworn in maybe on thursday sand proceed to pace. i don't think it needs to take a lot of time. this the a simple article of impeachment. we all saw what happened. it unfolded in plain view. and i think that there is a big opportunity for the senate to hold this almost former president accountable and then be able to get the work done that people need us to do. >> right. that itself the question is can you do both at the same time? you can really do both at the same time. you know, senator manchin, your fellow democrat says it's ill advised to impeach the president. when asked that question on "60 minutes" why do it when he's gone, here's how soon to be majority lead

he worked with many bands including the beatles, the ronette, ike and tina turner, and the ramons. >>> the pandemic is threatening to unclear a new crisis. we got an advanced copy of a report showing unpaid water bills reaching into the millions. this is leading to bigger problems. >> last april governor gavin newsome ordered a moratorium to cutting off of the water on people that could not pay. when that moratorium ends, tens of thousands of customers in the bay area will be left tens of millions of dollars in debt and the bills are coming due, and soon. >> it is not hard to find people who feel the pandemic. >> all of the bills coming. >> bills piling up for everyone including 3932,000 people in the area that lost their jobs in the last year. >> bills, work has been hard. i got laid off. it's like problem after problem. >> one of those bills is for something truly essential, water. according to this new report from the bay area public policy nonprofit spur, water debt is becoming a burden for thousands here. >> it's on the edge of hundreds of millions of dollars. >> while there is c

cbs' tina krause reports from london. >> reporter: a team ieisov quarantine tunnel at wuhan's airport headed to a hotel in yeargo. this man says it took them long enough, but better late than never. another says it doesn't matter when they come, as long as they find the truth. investigators from the world health organization want to know how the virus, which experts believe came from a live market, jumped from animals to people but getting answers won't be easy with china wagering campaign to cast doubt on origins. u.s. accuses officials of hiding extent of the initial outbreak. >> this is about science. let's leave politics out of it. this is not about finding someone to blame. this is about understanding what happened. >> reporter: one possible focus is the lab at wuhan institute of virology. w.h. so, not planning to look into whether or not there was a release of the coronavirus as some including president trump have claimed. a government spokesman said researchers will exchange views with scientists but gave no indication if they'll be allowed to gather evidence. >> it could be a

host: that's tina in minnesota. it's been mentioned since the attack that the last time the u.s. capitol was invaded was 1814, before the war of the end of testing of the war of 1812 by british troops for the burning of the capital in the white house. here's the part of our capital documentary that addresses that. [video clip] >> with a very inferior force they swept the americans aside and came to washington and burned every public building. they burned the capital, the white house. they didn't burn the one place they were told records were kept. that was the patent office. >> clearly the nation suffered a humiliating blow when the british burned the capital and the white house. congress came back shortly after the british left and convened in temporary quarters on f street and one of the first things they debated was whether or not to keep the capital sitting on the potomac. there was very bitter feuds about the city as some held it as a failed experiment, a rather silly thing to do to create a new city just for the federal government. that did not hold up against those who rem

tina, why don't you go ahead? >> my name is tina [inaudible] and i'm the general manager of kalw. i'm very excited that this is up to be voted by the board tonight. i strongly urge that you adopt this psoa, and i want to say, i've been at this station for two years. in that time, i have been very honored to represent a staff of announcer operators, which is our seiu representative class, our news room, our front office, and our dedicated volunteers. and i have a feeling that many people were very vocal or very passionate about what we do. this agreement is something that doesn't change the status of relationship between kalw and sfusd to the extent of, like, the services that we provide, the passion we have to work with students. i think that will only increase our ability to serve students because we will be able to fundraise in a way that we just haven't been able to in the last -- you know, the decades that we've not been a nonprofit. >> thank you. hello, hari? >> hi, president sanchez, commissioners of the board, and superintendent matthews. i am the new current labor rep. i a

>>tina ties show reporting for us tonight. president elect biden will also head to georgia to campaign there tomorrow. president trump and vice president pence also have plans to visit the state monday to rally for leffler and purdue. >>still ahead here at 9 o'clock a new year means a new opportunity to get a handle on your finances. we have some tips. right after the break. >>like everyone if you're like me you may have a new year's resolution about making sounder financial decisions, especially with all the uncertainty surrounding the pandemic there's dunford has some simple steps to help you start off the new year on the right foot. >>some people lost their job in 2020 while some couldn't travel or eat out and put that extra money in savings either way twenty-twenty was a year that people took a closer look at their finances. if you want to make some financial resolutions in 2021 tony martin attacks account has some tips for you recommendation to everyone is working on getting out of that. >>creating a emergency fund and th

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. >> reporter: this is not how tina planned on spending the day, stuck behind a police line unable to return home to an apartment complex transformed into a crime scene. >> yeah, i'm scared. >> reporter: because? >> because this is the first time experience i been in that apartment forix years. and this is the first time i experienced this. >> reporter: all these police, all this equipment. the aftermath to a shooting that left one suspect dead and detectives from multiple cities looking for the how and the why. >> this person involved here was a person of interest in a homicide, a person of interest in multiple shootings in gilroy and morgan hill, as well as being wanted here in our city for weapons violations as well. >> reporter: this was san jose's first officer-involved shooting for this year. there were four of them last year. police say they had connected this suspect with a murder in gilroy. they approached with caution. there was a confrontation. more than one officer opened fire. >> ongoing threat to the public. committed numerous weapons violations, is being looked at for s