now, here's author anthony depalma. hello and welcome to any in conversation with anthony and marion depalma and right ruth behar. i'm the ceo of mbaf a national accounting firm handcuffed in miami. at mba faa we are deeply committed to strengthen the community where our employees and clients live and work. especially during thieves challenging times. the miami book fair has been an institution of our great city for decades, and we are honored to support its mission to expand and strengthen miami's literary culture. it's my pressure to introduce this discussion between anthony and marion depalma and ruth behar, who authors admire. anthony depalma send more than 20 years at the "new york times" covering the people, politics ps and cultures of countries around the world but his focus most often foal latin america, especially mexico and cuba it and is cuba and its people that resonated with him most. marion depalma, anthony's wife, was born on the island and came to's permanently in the united states in 1962. as i did myse

so marco rubio has called anthony fauci a liar. the federalist said under the headline he admits he treated the american people like children saying, quote, we are not being told the truth by public officials or the media. they are trying to manipulate us, not informed us. it is not a matter for experts to simply decide and then lie about the signs to compel adherence to their plan. enough is enough. what say you? >> i want to start with the science on this and i'm scratching my head because anthony fauci compares this to measles and measles is solid as a rock. we know measles is the lowest contagious virus known to man it we have a vaccine that is 95% effective and we know we have to get 90% of the population vaccinated with measles in order to get herd immunity. that based on calculations as the doctor says that there is no way herd immunity would be 90% or covid-19 because it is not as contagious as measles, nowhere near close as contagious as measles of his initial estimate of 70% makes a lot of sense especially if this vaccine

anthony? guest: yes. i think what we are looking at is we are going to see where, over the next couple years, we will see $98 billion for a budget gap in local government'' budgets. i just think that is a weponsible to knowledge that play such a major impact on the nation's economy, but yet, congress has not recognized that. lets me be clear, we will keep doing our job, because that is what the local communities expect of us. they are going to continue to call us to do our job. they will not understand the federal government did not provide direct funding. i want the american people to understand that we, as city leaders, town and village leaders all over america, need a partner in the federal government. and we did not get one. in addition, we got to recognize that we're the ones that will be the ones that have to deliver it. america ist, if going to return its economy back to pre-covid times, it starts at the local level. and citizens expect we will do that, and i hope the federal government

anthony? guest: yes. i think what we are looking at is we are going to see where, over the next couple years, we will see $98 billion for a budget gap in local government'' budgets. i just think that is a weponsible to knowledge that play such a major impact on the nation's economy, but yet, congress has not recognized that. lets me be clear, we will keep doing our job, because that is what the local communities expect of us. they are going to continue to call us to do our job. they will not understand the federal government did not provide direct funding. i want the american people to understand that we, as city leaders, town and village leaders all over america, need a partner in the federal government. and we did not get one. in addition, we got to recognize that we're the ones that will be the ones that have to deliver it. america ist, if going to return its economy back to pre-covid times, it starts at the local level. and citizens expect we will do that, and i hope the federal government

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anthony fauci. senator rubio tweeting, dr. fauci has misled the country when it comes to masks and herd immunity. in the tweet, rubio says -- and he quotes here -- elites are right wing boogeymen are trying to trick americans into doing the right thing. so let's set the record straight here. dr. fauci has been transparent about the science since the start of the pandemic. fauci has taken every opportunity to help americans stay safe from coronavirus, asking, even begging people to wear masks, believe the science, and take the threat seriously. here's the deal. it's a novel coronavirus, meaning that it's new. so as you get new information in, you then update and upgrade the information and tell people what you may not have known before. that's why it's called novel. it's new, senator rubio. so if nsenator rubio wants to point fingers about misleading claims when it comes to the virus, he should look no further than the oval office. remember what president trump says about masks? >> i don't know. somehow sitting in the oval offi

fabiola: dijo hoy el doctor anthony fauci. pamela: a pesar de las advertencias de los expertos en salud, miles de personas abarrotaron los centros comerciales de california , asÍ como de otras Áreas en el paÍs despuÉs de la navidad para hacer devoluciones y en busca de descuentos. en los angeles y san francisco la mayorÍa de tiendas estÁn trabajando sÓlo al 20% de su capacidad, pero aÚn asÍ han visto este domingo largas colas. ese tipo de aglomeraciones como las que ocurren en california tiene en alerta a las autoridades sanitarias y ante la proximidad del fin de aÑo, los centros para el control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades no quieren sorpresas y emitieron una guÍa de recomendaciones para que las personas tengan encuenta durante las reuniones y cenas familiares para recibir el 2021. eliana con los detalles. eliana: atiende la llegada del fin de aÑo las autoridades han dado una dia para minimizar la propagaciÓn del covid-19 a lo que parece inevitable , que muchos realicen celebraciones. el principal consejo es que

i'll get your response anthony and then go to andrew. anthony first and then andrew. >> oh, me first. i'm sorry. listen, i told you a few weeks ago in the fine print that's all forward operation money and to pay down debt. they don't need that kind of money for the legal bills. i think that is also tipping the president off he may just announce he is running for president so he can keep this perpetual fever going and this fundraising which he'll use. i'm not saying he'll actually run or be a candidate in 2024 but he'll raise a big war chest of money and it is disgusting. you know, more people should call him out on it. >> andrew, imagine if that money, if it went to people who actually need it, raising money for people who need it. go on, andrew. >> my organization has put about $10 million into the hands of struggling american families and we're just scratching the surface of the need, don. 150 million and more could certainly go a long way in small towns and communities around the country that are struggling. here in georgia i will say

i'm anthony howard welcome the american drug regulator the f.d.a. has approved the buy and take pfizer coronavirus vaccine as the u.s. readies itself to move forward with mass immunization the vaccine was shown to be 95 percent effective in preventing cope with 19 in a light stage trial health care workers and elderly people in long term kids are expected to be the 1st recipients the vaccine gives cause for heart made the struggles with soaring in fiction rights and coded fatalities a president don't trump and now. the decision in a video released light on friday he neglected however to mention by antic the german company that played a key role in developing the vaccine i have really good news today our nation has achieved a medical miracle we have delivered a safe and effective vaccine in just 9 months this is one of the greatest scientific accomplishments in history it will save millions of lives and soon end a pandemic once and for all i am thrilled to report that the f.d.a. has authorized the pfizer vaccine we have given fives and other companie

anthony fauci to stay on as chief medical advisor. dr. vivek murthy to reprise his role from the obama administration as surgeon general. and dr. rochelle walensky, an infectious disease expert to lead the centers for disease control. >> we're here to stand up for the right way to do things. >> reporter: one surprise pick, california attorney general javier becerra who would become the first latino health and human services secretary. his nomination comes days after the congressional hispanic caucus pressed the transition for greater representation. are you satisfied with the president-elect's picks thus far? >> it's too early to tell. >> reporter: n.a.a.c.p. president derrick johnson and other civil rights leaders meet with mr. biden tuesday. they want more african-americans in top cabinet posts. >> for african-americans we are often seen for our output-- can we turn out the vote, can we assist in getting someone elected-- but we want to make sure that we are also heard for our input. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that the president-

el doctor anthony fauci no descarta que la mutaciÓn ya haya llegado aquÍ a los estados unidos. ya no solamente europa y otros paÍses los que imponen restricciones a viajeros del reino unido. ante la variante del covid, el gobernador andrew cuomo del estado de nueva york, acaba de pedirle a las aerolÍneas que exija a los pasajeros una prueba negativa de coronavirus antes de embarcar vuelos desde reino unidos hasta new york. varias compaÑÍas de inmediato han aceptado esta iniciativa, y han anunciado que la comenzarÁn a implementar en las prÓximas horas. en las Últimas horas el doctor anthony fauci, de 79 aÑos de edad, ustedes saben, experto en enfermedades infecciosas del paÍs, ya ha recibido la vacuna contra el covid. junto al doctor anthony fauci son vacunados el secretario de salud y servicios humanos, alex azars, el director de servicios de salud, y trabajadores de primera lÍnea de administraciÓn entrÓ todos ellos con la vacuna de moderna ahora deben esperar al menos tres mÁs para la segunda dosis. hablamos de esa nueva cepa que tiene en alerta al mundo, nos cone

could ryan and anthony bridget have known each other? is that why richard immediately wondered if ryan was the target of the attack? police considered that theory and dismissed it. in fact, for police, anthony bridget and his gang affiliation confirmed ryan's story. for one, bridget matched ryan's account that the man who tied him up seemed like a gang member. >> it looked like he was one of those guys that just came out of the pen and stuff and just, like, wanted revenge on someone. >> and two -- bridget's prior booking photos matched the sketch ryan had given police. and so, investigators developed a different theory about bridget's involvement. >> he had the resume that you would expect the intruders who came to kill ariet to have. >> the kind of guy you'd hire to commit murder. >> that's right. >> and they suspected the person who hired him was magdi girgis. but of course, there was no proof of any of that. i'm guessing one of the things you did pretty early on was subpoena magdi's bank records. >> oh, yes. >> looking for that big ch

anthony fauci to stay on as chief medical advisor. dr. vivek murthy to reprise his role from the obama administration as surgeon general. and dr. rochelle walensky, an infectious disease expert to lead the centers for disease control. >> we're here to stand up for the right way to do things. >> reporter: one surprise pick, california attorney general javier becerra who would become the first latino health and human services secretary. his nomination comes days after the congressional hispanic caucus pressed the transition for greater representation. are you satisfied with the president-elect's picks thus far? >> it's too early to tell. >> reporter: n.a.a.c.p. president derrick johnson and other civil rights leaders meet with president-elect biden tuesday. they want more african-americans in top cabinet posts. >> for african-americans we are often seen for our output-- can we turn out the vote, can we assist in getting someone elected-- but we want to make sure that we are also heard for our input. >> reporter: tonight the president-elect

anthony first and then andrew. >> oh, me, first. so, listen, i told you a few weeks ago in the fine print that's all forward operation money and to pay down debt. they don't need that kind of money for the legal bills. and i think that's also tipping the president off that he may just announce that he is running for president so that he can keep this perpetratual fever go and this fundraising which he'll run. i'm not saying he'll run or be a candidate in 2024, but he'll raise a big war chest of money, and it's disgusting, and more people should call him out on that. >> andrew, imagine that money, if it went to people who actually need it. should be raising money for people who need it. but go on, andrew. >> my organization has put about $10 million into the hands of struggling american families. and we're just scratching the surface of the need, don. so $150 million and more could certainly go a long way in small towns and communities around the country that are struggling. here in georgia, i will say that if you turn on the tv, you

president—electjoe biden has asked anthony pouncey to stay asked anthony pouncey to stay as chief medical adviser —— and lethality. —— fauci. and his interview with cnn, the president elect also said he would ask americans to wear masks for his first 100 days in office. let's cost over to washington. what was the president elect cnn? essentially when it came to doctor fauci, he trusts him and just what a core part of his tea m just what a core part of his team he will be. doctor fauci has kind of seen himself sidelined up it in donald trump's administration perhaps because of some of the things he was saying on coronavirus that the president doesn't agree with. that doesn't seem like it will be the case injoe biden's administration. i was very interested that he said he will take the vaccine if doctor 0uchi says it will be safe, kind of making him the gold standard —— doctor fauci. also the hundred days a mask wearing, telling americans that it won't be forever. it's just for a short while. really echoing the message that doctor faucihas echoing the message that doctor fauci h

great to hear it anthony weber political commentary speaking to us from the u.k. . more americans have now died of covert than were lost fighting in world war 2 the death toll is approaching 300000 while the total number of cases exceeds 16000000 the bun demick may be the country's worst crisis in recent history but that hasn't stopped the rich from getting richer the net worth of american billionaire soared by a trillion dollars since march according to a new report. as tens of millions of americans suffer from the health and economic river just over these pandemic a few 100 billionaires add to their massive fortunes their pandemic profits are so immense that america's billionaires could pay for a major corporate relieve bill and still not lose a dime of their proviron. yet the company and group americans for tax fairness find that the extra wealth accumulated by billionaires during the pandemic would be enough to dish out $3000.00 to every single american now is roughly equal to be entire a month spent by the federal government on health care in $29.00 nearly 4 ti

for anthony will it take just as long... laughter. .. for anthonyjoshua and tyson furyk to negotiate theirfight? and tyson furyk to negotiate their fight? the fight is going to happen in 2021. both guys are now coming off excellent knockout wins, stoppage wins and this is the time to get it done. it is the biggest fight ina done. it is the biggest fight in a british boxing history. there is a championship at sta ke, there is a championship at stake, two opposing personalities, it is an absolutely fantastic fight and nothing in the sport equals that. when i grew up mike tyson was a household name. 0ur anthonyjoshua was a household name. 0ur anthony joshua and fury was a household name. 0ur anthonyjoshua and fury well enough known? i think so. they are the faces of boxing. the heavyweight decision brings something very special for the spot. it is top of the tree so the fight cannot get at the minute. — — any bigger at the minute. — — any bigger at the minute. it is time to get on, i think. both promoters — frank borden — they h

anthony fauci issues a new warning about a critical point in the paemic >>> 40 days behind bars including thanksgiving and christmas, actress lori loughlin is scheduled to be released from prison today >>> and we would not recommend using the flame thrower method of snow removal, but we will tell you about one man who found it quite effective we are blasting into this last monday of 2020 "early today" starts right now >>> good morning, everyone, i'm michelle fisher. >> and i'm phillip mena. a wave of relief this morning after president trump unexpectedly signed the pandemic aid package. after calling the measure a disgrace last week and sending the government to the brink of a shutdown, mr. trump reversed course signing off on the deal from his mar-a-lago estate and sending a life line to millions of americans he released a statement demanding that congress cut back on wasteful spending and renewing his call for those increased direct payments from $600 to $2,000 but the standoff could trigger a congressional showdown today joining us now to discuss from the nation's capitol is chris poll

here's what the country's top infectious disease scientist, anthony fauci, told the bbc today. when you're dealing with a pandemic that is involving the entire country, i believe it would've been better to have more uniformity of response rather than have different states doing things in different ways. and you have surges in one part of the country, followed by surges in another part. we're a very large country. we have 330—plus million people in the country, and i believe it would have been better if we did things in a more uniform, consistent way when you're thinking about the implementation of public health practices. that's just one of the things that i think were a problem. the other was mixed messaging that we've had. it's been much politcised. there have been, in this situation, i think everyone realises there's a great deal of divisiveness in this country. and there are people that take sides as to what kind of implementation of public health measures they should or should not do. bottom line is rather inconsistent in our response. well, today, anthony fauci received

us, but i applaud him for getting this one up here, anthony. so there will be a lot of companies, scott >> let me ask this, too, anthony. before you answer that i was curious if i was going to bring josh brown in, how do you feel about digital currencies, josh, and bitcoin as investment opportunities for the types of people that your firm advises? >> well, i think that, look, there's an opportunity for sure. i just don't know if it's more on the trading side as opposed to the stored value side and i don't think anyone definitively can answer that question until a lot more time elapses. so the way that we have been about digital currencies is telling clients to do it away from us. no ria in america wants to be the first test case when bitcoin gets cut in half and high net worth investors sue them for being negligent or whatever. so those court cases will be more important actually than the launch of the etf. so there are some smaller firms that are doing wealth management that are going to be the pioneers that get the arrows in their back and i

federal, state, and local officials making a major announcement, announcing that anthony warner is the bomber. he is the one who drove that rv, detonated that bomb leading to this massive destruction here you see on the screen, and who also died in that bombing. our shimon prokupecz has been on the scene from the start. you were also there for the news conference. we heard your questions there. it is remarkable just how quickly officials moved to also pinpoint the bomber. i mean this is two days after this happened. >> reporter: yeah, it's really incredible when you think about this. in just two days, right? this happened christmas morning. we're now sunday. last night just after midnight here, they say they were able to make that identification. it is remarkable how fast they moved. they found the human tissue. they found human remains, and they were quickly able to identify and match it to this man, anthony quinn warner, 63 years old. it really is remarkable. and we're just getting some tidbits of what went into this. the fact that they were able to find a vin number, this vehicle id

anthony fauci. rubio tweeting dr. fauci has misled the country when it comes to masks and herd immunity. he tweets elates, boogie man if ever there was one, trying to trick americans into doing the right thing. let's set the record straight here. dr. fauci has been transparent about the science since start of the pandemic, taking every opportunity to keep americans safe, asking, even begging people to wear masks, believe the science and the threat. it's a novel coronavirus, it's new. as you get information in, you update and upgrade the information and tell people what you may not have known before. that's why it's called novel, it's new, senator rubio. if senator rubio wants to point fingers about misleading claims when it comes to the virus, look no farther than the oval office. remember what president trump said about masks. >> i don't know, somehow sitting in the oval office, behind that beautiful, resolute desk, the great resolute desk, i think wearing a face mask as i greet presidents, prime ministers, dictators

very very worried anthony you know it seems heartbreaking that we have daily records that exceed 911 deaths every day and i think you know it's very difficult to go to work every morning knowing that hospitals are being filled i'm most concerned the ice use and being filled out on the streets people are disillusioned because they have been for teeth they have been doing this for months and their freedom seems to be taking away with new playgrounds new are doing dining there was a some of the beats that are going on right now oh yeah it's easy to get the impression that there are equal measures perhaps of excitement and some skepticism around the world when it comes to the vaccine what's the attitude there among the american public. like you open with anthony i think skepticism and that was true in the summer for sure around politics speeding up the science for what i've really tried and many of my colleagues have tried to think about is really the bureaucracy being sped up the red sea being dismantled as the part of operation was speak but the americans as still not fully on board as

anthony fauci has a new warning tonight that we've reached a very critical point in the pandemic. it comes as millions are traveling for the holiday and as resources run out for the surge of covid patients. megan fitzgerald reports from los angeles. >> reporter: tonight, americans heading home from holiday travel and family get togethers, concerns those gatherings are contributing to the growing national covid catastrophe. >> i'm going to be as safe as i can, but i felt like it was important to see family. >> reporter: nearly 10 million americans flew in the past ten days, despite pleas to stay home. a record during the pandemic that's deadlier now than ever before. >> as we get into the next few weeks, it might actually get worse. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci warning of a surge to come, in part due to holiday travel. >> when you're dealing with a baseline of 200,000 cases, new cases a day and about 2,000 deaths per day, with hospitalizations up over 120,000, we're really at a critical point. >> reporter: and the holiday season isn't over yet. new york city install this had icon

anthony warner, computer consultant. the at&t transmission building could have been his potential target, although alex, authorities just now wouldn't confirm that. it does seem one viable path to them. what do you think. >> absolutely. i think it's important to say -- to congratulate law enforcement, in less than two days, about two days they were able to identify the suspect and give a pretty good description of what they believed happened. that's important for the public feeling safe and to have a sense of how we move on from this. the motive question is going to be what's the front of everybody's minds. they weren't willing to say what they believed it was. they also didn't say they had no information, just they were continuing to investigate that which i think is an important point. if it is some sort of conspiracy theory around 5g or surveillance, that's going to be notable and in line with similar lone wolf attacks based on the june bomber, -- unibomber, some sort of crazy theory that he wanted to turn into violen

then suddenly everybody wants to find out about anthony warner. the head of the tennessee bureau of investigation says there was nothing to indicate that anthony warner was on anybody's radar, yet it's clear by police records, records that were made, and federal inquiries, they were asking about anthony warner, about bombs, and about whether he may have any interest to federal authorities. many clearly believe there was a ball dropped early in the investigation, long before the blast. brooke? >> martin, thank you. >>> breaking news out of georgia, where the president has called on the governor to resign over trump's false beliefs about voter fraud. we'll wait for what the governor has to say. >>> and we'll talk to a woman trying to protect her family and running her home. stay here. >>> coronavirus pandemic has affected parents all around the world, as they work to keep their children safe and stay sane. joining me is chris howerton, she's author of the blog "rage against the minivan." welcome. >> thanks for having me. as i red your recent op-ed,

anthony? >> nikolle, thank you. >>> president trump will finish his term without his attorney general. william barr handed in his letter of resignation yesterday. he praised the president that he had assisted, defended and occasionally rebuffed over the past two years. ben tracy is at the white house. ben ben, why is barr leaving now? >> the timing of this is certainly strange but it's no secret the president has been unhappy with the attorney general, mainly because barr has not backed up the president's claims of election fraud. >> mr. attorney general, were you fired, sir? >> reporter: sources tell cbs news attorney general bill barr was not forced out of his job. his resignation letter is a full-page tribute to president trump. barr writes the president's unprecedented achievements in the face of a partisan onslaught. >> and bill barr should have stepped up. >> reporter: but lately, president trump has been upset that barr said the department of justice found no evidence of widespread frau

the late father of anthony warner worked for at&t. you know the truck was parked outside the at&t building. it's not wrong to make that connection but this stage of the game it's too early and that n connection is speculative. dramatic video of an officer in front of the scene. he says he's heard a voice of god. he just left to check on a fellow officer and the area is shattered with debris. the identification has been made through dna analysis of material and cars that belonged to anthony warner. anthony warner, 63 years old from atnioch from outside asheville. one neighbor told the associated press that warner told him before the blast that nashville and the world would never be able to forget him. other neighbors said he was reclusive, that he kept to himself. as the investigation goes, one of the things that investigators are trying to determine is what exactly was the material in the bomb. ultimately they look at how he got it. investigators don't know what made that bomb yet. the evidence from the scene is being analyzed in quan

anthony: thank you for having me, guy. i am more optimistic for a deal today than the last several months. you mentioned the payroll numbers on friday. saysata says, the data that there is an urgent need to get money to millions of american businesses and millions of unemployed americans. i went back and read it two times when i saw it. 10 milliontill americans today who are unemployed to have a job at the beginning of the pandemic. more urgent now than it has been since the start of the pandemic. are we expecting and do we need president-elect biden to come out and push this deal through and get the house democrats in line, get nancy pelosi saying, ok, fine, i will agree? does that need to happen? will it? anthony: one thing i have learned about joe biden is he to the ground for when it is helpful for him to weigh in in congress and when it is not. i suspect he will be on the phone with the democratic leaders in the house and senate, policy and schumer, to see whether or not it will even be helpful for him to weigh in. pl

the fbi releasing a more recent photo of anthony warner as they appeal for fresh leads investigators say tips played a big role in getting them this far the calls that came in from the public. >>we're absolutely key to get the identification. at least with the name among the latest video releases from nashville police this shot from one of their own cameras showing one of their officers james wells turning away from the blast site seconds before the explosion that rocked middle tennessee christmas morning, the whole building shook. >>admissions experts are weighing in suggesting it was likely a large amount of a low grade explosive that did this military grade they say is just too hard to come by evidence techs are still at the scene picking through the rubble for the tiniest shred of evidence they're also looking into the life of the accused bombmaker who died in the blast, the only one killed his remains identified by dna match to one of his few close relatives investigators say his mother has been helpful anthony quinn warner was 63, we know he wasn't married had no children live

todd: anthony napolitano joins us with more. what are the ramifications of this for the people of chicago? >> reporter: the biggest ramification is the mistrusts, in the state attorney's office. just do your job and prosecutes, creating leniency of those breaking the law to create a system of expungement of charges doesn't help people with addiction, to use drugs as well as sell them. it is part of the trifecta in the city of chicago, we have 4100 people start, 700 sense that the homicides, that is how it hurts. jillian: if you start with marijuana and it makes its way to harder drugs, is that enabling and allowing behavior. where do you go from there? >> that is what is going on, you are trying to put it under the guise of helping people with addiction, your incompetency to prosecute these offenders and another statement about this too, this is a form of commerce in the city of chicago for narcotics, simply unacceptable. how do i explain this, changing laws for what we saw for leniency for people with addictions. prosecute the

anthony felty of the nih -- dr. anthony nih, he said there were some risks to the timeline. dr. fauci: there's a lot of --tingencies and ifs here and ifs here. one is that we don't get any glitches in production because if we have a glitch in production, then the expected number of doses don't arrive, even though people want to get vaccinated. the two things that are important, production goes along the way we hope it will, and i think it will, and number two, a substantial proportion of people continue to want to get vaccinated. asid: as far you -- as far you are concerned right now, is there anything we can do to have more production or distribution? dr. fauci: that is a good question. we are negotiating in contractual negotiations with the company's that are already providing a substantial number of doses to see if we can get yet again another added amount from that company. we are negotiating with pfizer, negotiating with moderna, as well as other companies to try to get the numbers higher than what the original projection was. david: you do science. you don't do politics. a

here is th top infectious diseases scientists anthony fauci. >> when deali with a pandemic involving the entire country, i believe it would have been better to have a more uniformity of response rather than have different states doing things in different ways and you have surges in one part of the country followed by surges in another part of the country. we are a very large country. 330 plus million people in the country. and i believe it woue been better if we did things that were more uniform andt consist when thinking about the implementation of public health practices. that is just one of the things that i think were a problem. the other was mixed messaging we have had. asiteen much politicized. i think everybody realizes there is a great deal of divisiveness in this country. sides as to what kind oft take implementation of public health measures they shld or should bottom line isather inconsistent in our response. ros: today anthony fauci received a vaccine jab on a e livestrent at the national institutes of alth. he received the moderna vaccine, the second vexing to be improve

federal authorities are now confirming 63-year-old anthony quinn warner was the bomber. among the evidence, surveillance footage that captured an audio warning in the moments leading up to the blast. a second angle shows the deadly force. damage across multiple city blocks. phone communications knocked out. tonight, the fbi confirms dna from human remains recovered at the crime scene belong to warner. his exact motive remains a mystery. tonight, chilling new details from the hero officers who raced to evacuate residents. some call it a christmas miracle that no one else was killed. abc's marcus moore leads us off tonight in nashville. >> reporter: tonight, investigators identifying the bomber behind the christmas day rv explosion that rocked downtown nashville. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: officials calling 63-year-old anthony quinn warner the suspect and confirming his remains were found at the scene. >> an individual anthony warner is the bomber. he was present when the bomb went off and that he perished in the bombing. we base this conclusion on forensic evidence, inc

mandatario exige un chequeq anthony fauci se vacuna, el principal infectólogo del país recibe la vacuna de moderna, aumenta la alerta por la nueva cepa del virus que se propaga más rápidamente. >> estamos en el proceso de hacer experimentos, es más contagioso, aunque a lo mejor no es más peligroso. >> expertos creen que la nueva cepa del coronavirus puede ya estar en estados unidos (hablan en inglés) un senador latino, alex padilla reemplazará a kamala harris en el senado, siendo el primer senador hispano en california . >> una familia hondureña lleva el espíritu navideño a su comunidad que fue devastada, tendremos más de esta muestra de espíritu navideño, pero tenemos la amenaza de donald trump que puede poner en peligro los cheques de ayuda (música) el presidente donald trump amenaza por echar por la borda meses de negociaciones por el paquete de estímulo económico. exige cambios con un amplio apoyo bipartidista , calificó el plan como una desgracia y dijo que no lo firmará tal y como está, esto pone en alerta a millones de estadounidenses que sufren la crisis de la

dr anthony fauci sets the record straight on what he thinks about the uk decision to approve the new pfizer coronavirus vaccine i have a great deal of confidence in what the uk does both scientifically and from a regulatory standpoint. if i somehow came regulatory standpoint. if i somehow came across differently, i apologise for that. us president—electjoe biden says he will ask americans to wear masks for his first 100 days in office to curtail the spread of coronavirus. warner brothers is to stream all its films next year at the same time as they are showing in cinemas. and the million dollar teacher. an indian teacher wins this year's ‘s level teacher prize. —— global teacher prize. hello and welcome. we start with an apology from america's top infectious diseases expert dr anthony fauci after he criticised uk regulators over their rapid approval of a new coronavirus vaccine. britain on wednesday became the first country in the world to approve the pfizer—biontech vaccine for mass use. speaking earlier to cbs, dr fauci said the uk was not as rigorous as the us in its vac

anthony: potentially there will. libya already got in the market now, about one million barrels a day. that really depends on how long they can maintain that. we have seen libya come back and have other political issues. hopefully the party can keep the peace. minimum andg to a keep the oil pumping. that will be a positive for the country. under the quota system because they had been producing so little. also noto -- iran under the quota system because they've had productions slashed and exports dropped almost close to nothing compared to what they used to export because of the u.s. sanctions. there's a lot of optimism around iran that potentially the biden administration could get back into the nuclear deal that the obama administration agreed to with iran. we have the iranian president saying they want to get back to production. manus? manus: anthony, we have to draw a line under it. let's see whether demand and supply manages to balance going into next year. anthony dipaola, resident energy reporter in the middle

that's anthony mason. and that is tony dokoupil. >>> the first coronavirus vaccine could be recommended for use in this country by the end of the day. a crucial fda panel is considering emergency use of the pfizer vaccine. how hospitals are getting ready and what you need to know about potential allergic reactions. >>> a new milestone in the covid tragedy. more than 3,000 lives lost in the u.s. in the deadliest day yet. what a priest on the front lines is saying about the unbearable suffering. >>> new calls to break up facebook. the federal government and nearly every state are suing the tech giant claiming it's an illegal monopoly. >>> story parents won't want to miss. a congressional investigation says millions of u.s. children have been put in danger by some popular booster seats. see disturbing new video uncovered during the investigation. >> very scary stuff. first, here's today's eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> we're now experiencing a devastating increase in deaths. >> the state of ind

this fed name the suspect and nashville just an hour ago saint anthony quinn warner acted alone and died in the massive explosion, good evening i'm jon scott and this is the "fox report". ♪. jon: officials are looking into possible motives for the bombing during the news conference last hour they said dna found at the blast site matches with the fbi and atf found yesterday in a raid on warner's home in antioch tennessee, 10 miles southeast of where parked rv detonated at 6:30 a.m. in music city downtown area right outside an at&t building. police responded to a call of shots fired found the rv blaring a recorded warning to evacuate that it would explode in 15 minutes. and then to begin counting down the minutes. the explosion destroyed dozens of buildings and disrupted cell phone service in several states. three people hospitalized in stable condition but many more lives could've been lost if not for the six brave nashville police officers who immediately evacuated nearby civilians. authorities about 30 miles away in lebanon tennessee are searching a suspicious box truck parked at a st

anthony fauci. >> well, governor, first of all i'm not surprised that you have a case, and likely more cases, in california. and we likely will be seeing reports from other states. >> reporter: two cases have also shown up in colorado. >> both of these cases are colorado national guard personnel who were deployed to support staffing at the good samaritan society nursing home. >> reporter: tonight the c.d.c. he cdc saying thereevidence that is no evidence that the new the new strain is deadlier or resistant to the vaccine, and that current guidance like mask- wearing and social distancing should still be followed. though scientists in england believe it does spread much faster and may contain mutations making it easier for children to be infected. in louisiana, shock over the death of congressman-elect luke letlow, who was just 41 and had no underlying conditions. he was due to be sworn in on sunday. he died last night, leaving behind a wife and two children. >> let us extend deepest sympathy to those little babies who have lost their daddy. >> reporter: as bad as it is around the count

anthony fauci. >> well, governor, first of all i'm not surprised that you have a case, and likely more cases, in california. and we likely will be seeing reports from other states. >> reporter: two cases have also shown up in colorado. >> both of these cases are colorado national guard personnel who were deployed to support staffing at the good samaritan society nursing home. >> reporter: tonight, the c.d.c. saying there's no evidence that the new strain is deadlier or resistant to the vaccine, and that current guidance like mask- wearing and social distancing should still be followed. though scientists in england believe it does spread much faster, and may contain mutations making it easier for children to be infected. in louisiana, shock over the congressman elesman-elect luke letlow, who was just 41 and had no known underlying conditions. he was due to be sworn in on sunday. he died last night, leaving behind a wife and two children. >> let us extend deepest sympathy to those little babies who have lost their daddy. >> reporter: as bad as it is around the country, it's already worse

the man who always delivers. >> anthony! >> on the receiving end on this day and overcome with emotion. >> you could say i was in shock, really. my heart was just overjoyed. >> today, anthony was back on his route with this message. >> people realize that regardless of what's going on, that people still genuinely care. >> anthony and patty are both urging everyone to do what they can to help those in need, especially those who are hungry. on behalf of david and the whole team, i'm linsey davis. thank you so much for watching. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >> announcer: building a better area for a safe and security futu future, this is abc 7 news. >>> counting down the days until christmas means counting up the fines leveed on a san jose church. it's been holding indoor services and says christmas services will continue as planned. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. we all want to continue holiday traditions but this year we simply can't. >> we are not doin

exclusive interview with this channel, the man leading the american fight against the coronavirus, dr anthony fauci, sets the record straight on what he thinks about the uk decision to approve the new pfizer coronavirus vaccine. i have a great deal of confidence in what the uk does, both scientifically and from a regulatory standpoint. if i somehow came across differently, i apologise for that. the first doses of the newly approved pfizer vaccine have arrived in the uk. the roll—out begins next week. california issues stay—at—home orders for when hospitals approach breaking point as new covid cases threaten to overwhelm them. hello and welcome whether you're watching in the uk or around the world. we start with an apology from america's top infectious diseases expert dr anthony fauci after he criticised uk regulators over their rapid approval of a new coronavirus vaccine. britain on wednesday became the first country in the world to approve the pfizer—biontech vaccine for mass use. speaking earlier to cbs, dr fauci said the uk was not as rigorous as the us in its vaccine approval proc

select the right nick turner. >> i appreciate anthony's comments. ii want to begin by saying i am sorry that he had these experiences that he has had while he was incarcerated and released. the box that he is talking about is something employers often ask people when they are filling out applications for jobs where they have been arrested, convicted or spent time in prison. that is, often meant as a way to weed out people who have been touched by the system. what anthony is talking about, goes exactly to this point that i made, 51%, if you look again at the lifetime earnings of people incarcerated. it is 51% less than if you have not been incarcerated. you're getting cut off from jobs. you are getting weeded out. you are being discriminated against. and this is millions and people. of the one point that i want to make is it is a big problem at the back end of the system when people are getting released. one of the most important things that we really need to talk about, and that i mentioned our efforts focused on closing the front end of the system,

you have just got over the thanksgiving holiday in the united states, we heard from doctor anthony fa lvey we heard from doctor anthony falvey saying that he thinks christmas could be worse in that regards —— fauci ‘s. people are so starved of their family, andi people are so starved of their family, and i have not seen my family, and i have not seen my family for the entire year and my mother ‘s older, and i can understand why people may feel the need to travel, if you look at thanksgiving, it was the single busiest travel time in the us for the year with more than a million people travelling without osteo warnings, so that is any indication, we would expect christmas to be similar. we also have on the horizon vaccines, not approved in the us but we assume it's only a matter of weeks. does that give people a sense of false hope, do you think? does that mean that people are letting down their guard? i think it is giving people hope and it might be contributing to the laissez—faire attitude, with the hope that something is on the hope that something is on the horizon, but tha

the man who always delivers. >> anthony! >> on the receiving end on this day an overcome with emotion. >> you could say i was in shock, really. my heart was just overjoyed. >> today, anthony was back on his route with this message. >> people realize that regardless of what's going on, that people still genuinely care. >> anthony and patty are both urging everyone to do what they can to help those in need, especially those who are hungry. on behalf of david and the whole team, i'm linsey davis. thank you so much for watching. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> all of our numbers are going the wrong direction. as you can see, the surge that we're in right now is so dramatic it almost appears as though we hadn't had two prior surges. >> rising covid cases just before christmas and now today a dire warning from south bay officials. good afternoon and thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> i'm dion lim. we begin now in santa clara county where officials are asking people to stay home. >> this is the t

anthony quinn warner. >> within hours they were searching his home so they obviously had no i.d. on him quickly and presumably they got an awful lot of information with the search of the house that we haven't heard about. >> the things they're now looking at, the information, the documents, they're looking into the history of this person. they're looking into the mental illness that we see in this country every day. and they're also looking to see, how do you make that? these are things that will continue in this investigation. >> ted williams. thank you. >> my pleasure. >> a vote to override president trump's spending bill is heading to the house floor later this afternoon. what he wants and what is at stake. plus, san francisco considering a plan to erase the founding father and other americans from schools across the country. that is next. >> i'm upset. i am mad. i need someone to get their act together. we shouldn't be having a conversation about anythingg e else. he needed his insurance to get it done

we'll be going to say anthony, go ahead. >> i was nodding and vigorous agreements. there are a whole lot of experimental medications that should be available for people who want to take them. they are people who are suffering through tremendous pain, through what could be mortal diseases. and they would like to try these things that are available in other countries. but our government often times will say no, for your own good you must suffer a lot longer than you would if you live somewhere else. so far i've never understood the argument against right to try it legislation but that's another good thing this administration has done. alexander, doctor jessica and anthony thank you also much for being here. you guys are awesome. subject thank you. subject thank you. kennedy: the let's be honest. quitting smoking is hard. like, quitting every monday hard. quitting feels so big. so try making it smaller, and you'll be surprised at how easily starting small can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette. starting small can lead (announcer)thing big. do you wash

anthony fauci warns the darkest days may still be ahead. lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so you can enjoy it even if you're sensitive. yet some say it isn't real milk. i guess those cows must actually be big dogs. sit! i said sit! >>> the u.s. surpassed 19 million known cases of the coronavirus over the weekend. that's according to data from johns hopkins university. the u.s. has the most cases in the world by far, almost double that of the country with the second most, which is india. vaccinations are entering their third week. the latest figures show nearly 2 million americans have already received their first dose, and while there are lags in reporting, it looks like the u.s. will fall short of its original goal to inoculate 20 million people by the end of the year. hospitalizations at near record levels. 118,000 people spent sunday in the hospital according to the covid tracking project. it's the 26th straight day with over 100,000 patients currently hospitalized. vaccines are offering some hope of a light at the en

anthony fauci has called the travel bans from other countries draconian measure. is there any sense there this is an overreaction? >> reporter: unfortunately the sense is the reaction wasn't strong enough. for months, medical experts called on the government to put in place stronger measures. even a few days ago, we were talking about potential of households to mix for christmas. now the government back pedalled on. the sense is throughout that the government have not listened to data. whatever the scientists are saying about this being a strain that has higher transmission, this is a strain more difficult to deal with, it is still relying on human behavior to spread it, kate. >> good point. wonderful to see you. thank you very much. >>> thank you for joining us. >>> hello, beand a gold reeg a in for brianna keilar. welcome to viewers in the united states and around the world. we begin this afternoon with a warning, new variant of covid may already be in the united states. now dr. fauci says it is probably in the u.s. as well. >> when you have this amount of sprea