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And heres what dr. anthony fauci told "gma." >> this is really what you call an unforced error, because the fact is, this is very likely a very good vaccine and this kind of thing does do nothing but really cast some doubt about the vaccines and maybe contribute to the hesitancy. >> and tonight, the numbers on the vaccines. 83,705,000 people have received at least one dose, thats more than 32% of adults. and again, astrazeneca promising that new data within days. we turn next here tonight to t...

Im sorry, but in a town that has refused to deal with its flooding problems, this is just priceless. We have no real idea what the actual damage was, but an announcement was made that only the 1st floor of Citizens Tower will be open Monday (March 15th) because somehow flooding has interrupted elevator service. Frankford and Erskine had to be closed due to flooding, as did an area at 24th and Ave. W. There were many other areas that were on the edge of being unpassable as well. These things h...

Life." this week lisa takes us inside one of the fastest growing gangs in the deep south, why its on the rise and what some members are doing to get out before its too late. >> frankly im shocked that one of the royals at hancock county jail actually volunteered to speak with me. the code of silence and what could happen if you break it demands that we conceal his identity. how old were you when you got involved in gangs? >> ive never been involved in a gang as an organization. i started when i ...

A very weird twist in the shooting investigation of boston red sox legend david ortiz. prosecutors now say this was a case of mistaken identity. they say the real target of the murder for hire plot was a friend of ortizs who was seated at his table and wearing similar clothing. police say fernandezs cousin ordered this hit based on one photo of fernan dez. 11 suspects are in custody. three more at large including the gunman who reportedly lives in the united states. david ortiz is recovering in ...

Plus, teachers in denver walking out on the job. were on the ground with now details of their demands today. >> reporter: hi, julie. when those teachers decided to strike, many of the high schoolers in denver decided to walk out. it did not go smoothly. we have video from inside one of those schools when we come back. alright, i brought in ensure max protein... to give you the protein you need

Mans land. matt rivers takes us inside one camp that nearly half a million refugees have been forced to call home. >> reporter: wolf, we were very skeptical from the moment we set foot in i didnt because we knew myanmars government was trying to use us to obscure the truth of what happened to the people. unsurprisi unsurprisingly, the story does not hold up. these people are rohingya muslims. some of them fled from genocide. the government wants you to believe it never happened. >> we fled for o...

You took a big risk writing a book on the russia connections early on, but so far, everything that seems to be coming out was already said in your book, congratulations on that, we appreciate your insights. thanks a lot. >> thanks so much. >> next up, russia attempts to undermine u.s. democracy have been going on for a lot longer than the past few years, under communism when the ussr courted americans from the far left. under putin russia seems to have complaininged track, targeting people and i...

Us inside one of the most dangerous prisons in the world, right there in afghanistan, filled with taliban prisoners. and right through those prison bars, telling ian their message for the u.s. >> reporter: tonight, we get exclusive access inside the most notorious jail in afghanistan. pole charkhi prison is dangerous, overcrowded, home to thousands of death row terrorists. home to americas sworn enemy for the last 17 years, the taliban. you can see the prisoners shackled to one another. were hea...

Back. they told us youre going to have your kid back in 20 hours and then it was more time. >> he told me he couldnt help but think of the parents still in there with him when he left. i was able to go inside and speak to one mother and that situation she says there are dozens of mothers still in there and in a quote state of limbo waiting to get reunified. >> thank you for that. many of the parents were talking about here claiming asylum saying its too dangerous to try to go back to the country...

>> one thing that strikes me is the question of what will restrain these impulses. the courts knocked down two versions of the travel ban, they enjoined the daca provision. congress has provided a bit of a check, the acap repeal. what is your understanding of what we have seen now in people organizing in resistance to this policy outside of the channels of the court or congress? >> well, very important that people resist. the resistance has taken a somewhat broader meaning. but resistance to spe...