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Historic commitment. the united states is buying another half billion doses of pfizer, to donate to lower and middle income countries around the world. we've already ship nearly 160 million doses to 100 countries. more than every other country has donated combined. for every one shot we've administered to date in america, we have now committed to do three shots to the rest of the world. >> today president biden hosted a virtual global 19 some mid, with heads of state and leaders from heads of organization to increase the distribution of vaccines around the world. in the united states, 54.9% of...

Dice que identificaron que persisten las desigualdades estructurales en materia de calidad del trabajo.

He won going all the way back to 1998, they have been pretty much blowouts, won by 57%. lowest he got was 54.9 in 2012. he is usually in the mid-60s. what makes you think you can beat him? >> well, i would just look at the launch we had. i knew it was going to be success. . i had no idea it would blow up as big as it did. it is not some outstanding message that people have never heard before, but it is a message that people really want to hear. it's about bringing, you know, diversity of the district together to make sure that we all stand united as working people and everybody is heard. i tal...

and in part because of the president's travels to the midwest and in part because of the new energy that texas governor rick perry is adding to the republican race. wednesday governor perry visited new hampshire, and while it's clear he's the flavor of the moment in presidential politics, the more he speaks, the more people, including many republicans, ask this question -- by so aggressively appealing to the republican base, is governor perry undermining his appeal as a general election candidate? this comment in new hampshire questioning man's role in global warming is new fodder to...

Snowfall. 54.9 inches have fallen in washington, breaking the 110-year-old record. storms have knocked out power, snarled travel, and shut down the federal government for 4 1/2 straight days. unlike last weekend's storm this time new york city was not spared. the weather channel's chris warren joins us live from manhattan's central park. it looks beautiful this morning. >> looks are exactly what they are. this is a very nice morning here in central park. we were out here yesterday morning about three hours before sun rise, and that's when the snow started and it really didn't quit until around...