it doesn't want to expose foster children to that belief in foster parents. and so it terminates css's contract because of the church's the church's belief in that respect. are they free to do that? >> i think there would be two big differences between that and this case, mr. chief justice. number one, as the court recognized in hosanna-tabor and the like, clergy members of the church and the way that they are structured within the church raise establishment clause questions and free exercise questions that are entirely different from a government contracting scenario like this on their own terms. and, second of all, i don't understand any way that that rule would relate to the carrying out of foster care services. the core problem, the core question here is whether the government is imposing a reasonable condition -- chief justice roberts: well, the way it would relate -- the way it would relate is the same way that the -- the same-sex ban because of -- of the church's view on it, css's, is that they think it's stigmatizing, that it sends the wrong message f

care 25 percent of foster youth will have interactions with the criminal justice system within 2 years of leaving care and nationally according to the u.s. department of health and human services nearly a quarter of children in foster care are black while black children make up less than 14 percent of the total population in urban areas like new york city things are even more stark in 201922 percent of kids in. new york city were black but the 56 percent of children that were removed from their families and put in foster care were black and parents feel powerless caseworkers can enter their homes with no warrant children can be removed without a court order and criminalization of poverty funnels the cycle in many cases family services organizations get it all wrong in testimony in new york a.c.s. revealed that around 20 to 25 percent of emergency removals in 2018 were once they went to court. well that was a powerful report thank you for doing that as you know it's interesting when you look at the real mogul black lives matter but when you brought up this group black families matter it

he goes out and hires a guy by the name of captain foster. captain foster had an 86 foot schooner called the clotilda. and then captain foster hires 11 crewmen and they leave out of the port of mobile with 75 yards of lumber on top of the clotilda. i want to show you something over here. this building closed about a year ago. do you see who it is policed by? meaher. there is a police sign on the side of the building. that is the same family. fourth or fifth generation that owns the property and they have property from mobile, up to 27 miles from here. actually around $25 million worth of property. most of it for lease. very seldom do they sell it. we are going to talk about that as well. i wanted to pointed out because we are in downtown mobile. captain foster leaves out the port of mobile on the clotilda with 11 crewmen and the lumber. it looked normal when he left out of the port to the custom agents as if he was going to houston or south america to sell lumber. alabama was known as a forestry state and still is. instead, what they did on t

anyone asked me about timothy meaher and william foster. i think it's important that we talk a little bit about them because of what they represent. when we look at them think meaher who funded the flt. he was one of three brothers who owned plantations and had all kinds of industrial businesses here in alabama. and to have those businesses run and those plantations, they used the labor of african peoples. so we want to understand what that means, and we want to understand why that's problematic. there's nothing wrong with wealth. there's nothing wrong with wanting to do well and be successful, but there is a problem when your wealth and your success depends on the extrapolation of the life force of other people that was their means and their method to come to their so-called success. what hurston says, what she learned in -- one of the many things she learned in her interview with kossola was, as she put it, she learned about the universal nature of greed and glory. this is the face of greed and glory. n now, what's problematic, as i said,

timothy mayer and william foster. i have given a lot of thoughts about barracoon and almost never has someone asked me about timothy meaher and william foster. but i think we will talk a little bit about them because of what they represent. when we look at timothy who funded the clotilde expedition, he was one of three brothers with all kinds of businesses here in alabama. to have those businesses run, they used the labor of african people. and so we want to understand what that means and we want to understand why that is problematic. there's nothing wrong with wealth. there's nothing wrong with wanting to do well and be successful, but there is a problem when you're wealth and your success depends on the exploitation of the life force of other people. and this was their means and their method to come to their so-called success. what hurston learned in her interviews, was as she put it, she learned about the universal nature of greed and glory. this is the face of greed and glory. what is problematic, as i said, is wh

why is making these contributions so important to foster farms?you know, we've been in the poultry business since 1939, and there are a lot of generations that -- of californians that have supported us, and i think we realized that all of us can sometimes find ourselves in times of need and we see it as a responsibility to try and give back. we've donated almost two million pounds of products as a part of covid-19 relief. we annually do turkey donations and we're very pleased to be able to donate to roberto's mission food hub. i think it's fantastic that there is a grass roots organization that's working to relieve hunger in the city. >> absolutely. so glad foster farms was able to step in and help. you upped your turkey donations this year. roberto, finally, with 30 seconds we have left, how can people watching this help you do your work, the san francisco mission food hub? >> today we actually -- on giving tuesday we launched our holiday toy food and clothing drive. so people can donate toys or they can donate money or they can donate clothes so

police had arrested her boyfriend, hunter foster, on drug charges. had thought he might have something to do with christina's disappearance. but when they looked at cell tower and tollway records, they realized hunter's alibi was rock solid. >> his cell phone is down in dallas. his toll tag shows that he came back to dallas that evening. everything indicates he's in dallas. >> which is not anywhere near where she was getting into her car? >> 20, 25 miles away. >> reporter: and the reason hunter was so reluctant to give up his phone? well, it had nothing to do with christina. hunter was dealing drugs that night. and the proof? one of his customers was a narc. >> hunter foster actually dealt to an undercover agent. >> so on the night christina vanishes, hunter is selling drugs to an undercover officer? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: then, less than a week after hunter's arrest, police had something else to announce. enrique arochi was under arrest for kidnapping christina morris, though police believed he had murdered her. >> i can't even explain the emotio

mrs foster writes... the taoiseach will meet mrs foster to discuss the issues she had raised. julian o'neill, bbc newsline. england's new coronavirus rules have presented many families with dilemmas — but they're proving particularly tricky for one retired couple in yorkshire. a county boundary running through their property means it straddles tiers 2 and 3, and the rules change as they go from the house to the garden. from the north and west yorkshire boundary, corinne wheatley reports. be careful, because it's slippery. you're walking in part of the garden that's harrogate. it's all harrogate, all the way up to this square flowerbed here. and then it suddenly becomes leeds, because of the culvert that runs right through the garden, all the way down to wolf meadows park. so when you are inside the house, you are in... harrogate. in harrogate, so you're in tier 2. in the conservatory, i think we're in tier 3. sheila knew the border between north and west yorkshire ran through her garden in otley, but it's

we know that the foster system should not be parenting children.be parenting children. >> would you say family treatment court is the result of a shifting culture and the way you even define what an opioid addict is? >> people go why can't they just stop? why can't they just quit? why can't they do this? they lost their kid. and it's just not how the brain works. the disease and addiction takes over somebody's life and it takes a whole community to get it back for them. >> we're real close to chris and amanda. >> on the front lines of this effort are caseworkers like this 33-year veteran. >> family treatment court was the first time i had ever returned a child to a heroin addict. heroin addicts kind of just don't get their kids back. that's what my mindset was. it changed how i look at substance abusers how we can help them. >> today myra is taking me to visit two of her clients, a couple in recovery with their baby daughter. >> you cannot be doing this. you've got to get your crap together. i want your kid to go home, but if you keep this up, we c

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>>like foster families being encouraged to sign up, currently not needed. we are not in need of foster you know when the pandemic first came about in mid-march. >>our volunteers really stepped up became the primary foster's for our animals, however, the desire for adding a pet to the family as far away and available animals in the last 6 months we've had. >>36,000 people apply for an animal is not unique some people may be applying several times but that's 36,000 we adopt out about 5,000 animals a year and that is because the unconditional love from the pet is sorely needed in times like these. >>dogs and cats of the world are working overtime right now to keep our >>and you help us something we're social creatures we you know we miss that kind of social contact. another big change 100% online applications and virtual adoptions don't come we're doing all the adoptions by appointment so it's a pretty seamless process again we want to do it in a way that you know it's socially keeps everybody safe. and the virtual adoptions have been working out pretty well t

you may be familiar with the term, foster children. that is what this program is about.ut of foster care and give them permanent homes . >> you will give them full and complete rights . >> absolutely, i do . >> congratulations. >> there are many foster kids stuck in the system. during the pandemic they can lose hope. this show is something that will shine a light. it may bring them hope this season . >> being part of this special is incredible. there are many children out there that have the need to be adopted outside of the foster care system. >> listen to this lineup. >> ♪ yes i have been. ♪ >> we are ready for 20/20 to be done. we want to move into 2021. it would be nice to have a break. we can look at families coming together. some of them for the first time. it is magical. >> the home for the holidays will premiere this sunday at 9:00. you can stream it live and on- demand on cbs all access. >>> indoor theaters in the philippines have been closed since march. they can gather together on a man-made canal while staying safe. they can said in a venetian style gondola a

the irish government today said michael martin would meet mrs foster.etter lytton —— in a letter written last week... it includes the attack onjustice written last week... it includes the attack on justice maurice written last week... it includes the attack onjustice maurice gibson written last week... it includes the attack on justice maurice gibson and his wife in 1987 and the murder of ten protestants at kingsmill in 1976. she states the irish government should urgently assist families seeking answers. the timing of her letter coincided with the pat fanuc in case making headlines. the dup notes comments about the need for true through a public enquiry. mrs foster writes that there are many unanswered questions regarding the role of the eye restated arming and assisting the ira, and there can be no doubt that the matter needs fresh examination to get to the truth of what happened in our shared past. this often, an irish government spokesman said the irish prime minister will meet mrs foster to discuss the issues she raised. england's new coronavirus r

on the foster city side we have an accident in the clearing stages. its been out there since 2:00. not blocking lanes but you may see people slowing as you work near foster city boulevard. >>> police on the scene of a shooting in southeast san jose. it's near the intersection of center road and coyote road. we know there's one male victim. one man who was shot. no suspect or motive is known. we are going to continue to update you as they come in. >>> also, in oakland this morning the chp investigating a shooting on 580. that happened last night. at least one person is injured. the chp is also looking at another shooting in contra costa but we don't know if that also happened on the freeway or if the two incidents are related. >>> to the coronavirus now. the intensive care unit at san jose regional is full. they are at capacity. incoming patients will have to be taken elsewhere. only 52icu beds were available in all of santa clara. in the past 24 hours icu availability has dropped in each of the five regions. san joaquin valley is just over 5%. >>> the stay at home order has closed

foster farms says it is following safety rules and repeatedly testing its employees. >> san franciscoupervisor aaron pes kin is trying to save an iconic chinatown restaurant from closing. we first told you about far east's closure last night. because of the pandemic, the 100 year old banquet hall is closing its doors. they're asking for aid for restaurants. he pleaded to wait on holding. >> bill, i beseech you and your investors and your landlord to hang in there a little bit longer. >> lee didn't make any promises, but the office tells abc 7 news that lee may stay open until supervisors vote on the aid package in january. >>> coming up, a bay area church that isn't playing by the statute's rules to prevent covid spread still managed to qualify for covid relief. we'll tell you how much they got next. >>> plus with a $62 million budget short fall, oakland announces immediate spending cuts. >>> and rescuing the holiday spirit, san francisco fire stations revive a 70-year-old tradition. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. a special delivery is coming on christmas. i'll tell you all abou

>>like foster families being encouraged to sign up, currently not needed. we are not in need of foster you know when the pandemic first came about in mid-march. >>are volunteers really stepped up became the primary foster's for our animals, however, the desire for adding a pet to the family as far away and available animals in the last 6 months we've had. >>36,000 people apply for an animal is not unique some people may be applying several times but that's 36,000 we adopt out about 5,000 animals a year and that is because the unconditional love from the pet is sorely needed in times like these. >>dogs and cats of the world are working overtime right now to keep our >>and you help us something we're social creatures we you know we miss that kind of social contact. another big change 100% online applications and virtual adoptions don't come we're doing all the adoptions by appointment so it's a pretty seamless process again we want to do it in a way that you know it's socially keeps everybody safe. and the virtual adoptions have been working out pretty well t

basic income at the index with natalie foster. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. enjoy necessary morning as we bush v.k to push v -- gore. >> here's some of our live coverage friday. on c-span's president-elect joe biden and vice president-elect kamala harris introduced cabinet picks, including the urban development secretary and to leave the agricultural department. that's it 2:30 p.m. eastern. the senate returns at 9:00 a.m. for more debate on the bill. the continuing resolution has already passed in the house. at an event hosted by the council, sisi director dr. robert redfield gave his

foster farms says it is following safety rules and repeatedly testing its employees. >> san franciscoupervisor aaron pes kin is trying to save an iconic chinatown restaurant from closing. we first told you about far east's closure last night. because of the pandemic, the 100 year old banquet hall is closing its doors. they're asking for aid for restaurants. he pleaded to wait on holding. >> bill, i beseech you and your investors and your landlord to hang in there a little bit longer. >> lee didn't make any promises, but the office tells abc 7 news that lee may stay open until supervisors vote on the aid package in january. >>> coming up, a bay area church that isn't playing by the statute's rules to prevent covid spread still managed to qualify for covid relief. we'll tell you how much they got next. >>> plus with a $62 million budget short fall, oakland announces immediate spending cuts. >>> and rescuing the holiday spirit, san francisco fire stations revive a 70-year-old tradition. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. a special delivery is coming on christmas. i'll tell you all abou

>>like foster families being encouraged to sign up, currently not needed.are not in need of foster you know when the pandemic first came about in mid-march. >>are volunteers really stepped up became the primary foster's for our animals, however, the desire for adding a pet to the family as far away and available animals in the last 6 months we've had. >>36,000 people apply for an animal is not unique some people may be applying several times but that's 36,000 we adopt out about 5,000 animals a year and that is because the unconditional love from the pet is sorely needed in times like these. >>dogs and cats of the world are working overtime right now to keep our >>and you help us something we're social creatures. we you know we miss that kind of social contact. another big change 100% online applications and virtual adoptions don't come we're doing all the adoptions by appointment so it's a pretty seamless process again we want to do it in a way that you know is socially keeps everybody safe. and the virtual adoptions have been working out pretty well the sa

but no problems so all is well into foster city and san mateo we have one more we have the golden gate. what just trouble free so far so commuting between the north bay in san francisco. you are looking good moving well, no problems here we'll check more traffic coming up a little bit later james, all right 5 '09 let's go to san francisco now businesses and their owners and workers rallied outside of mayor london breed's. >>home to protest against covid-19 restrictions in the city, many businesses are afraid that they won't survive the winter crop was taylor second now with a full look at the story. >>on sunday people part of a group called open san francisco gathered outside of mayor london breed's home protesting the recent closure of businesses during the stay at home order their demands include reopening business activities like outdoor dining that haven't been linked to covid-19 outbreaks in the city he would like the city of san francisco to start falling actual science and data. >>and not impose rules and regulations that are impenetrable and change daily for right now i would l

>>we are not in need of foster you know when the pandemic first came about in mid-march. are volunteers really stepped up became the primary foster's for our animal dogs and cats of the world are working overtime right now to keep our and you help us something we're social creatures. we you know we miss that kind of social contact. >>the san francisco spca has varying prices for their pet adoptions but contra costa animal services offers it for free. >>and the thanksgiving break is over we'll tell you how one school district is making sure that all the students ♪ (vo) add some thrill to your wish list. at the season of audi sales event. get exceptional offers now. (vo) ♪ add some thrill to your wish list. at the season of audi sales event. >>in 30 is the time and we're looking great weather all around the bay, lots of sunshine in san francisco kind everywhere, yeah it's not bad out there i know john's been in the weather center all morning long keeping updated on our friday forecast. and also look ahead at the weekend have any know what it would have mine anything actuall

so light right now, but it is the right hand side of the widows taillights headed from out towards foster city, we'll keep an eye let you know when things begin to build for you but for now anyway, it's a smooth ride and lastly the golden gate bridge. so far so good southbound 1 one no problems to report here as you're making your way southbound from santa rosa all the way down in the san francisco chp has been out there reporting no problems as you can see no fog to report either so things are looking pretty good at least at this early hour will continue giving you updates on weather and traffic in just a bit now let's get to the headlines in this morning. we do begin with news that governor gavin newsom is once again in quarantine after one of his staffers tested positive for covid-19 he has since tested negative but he'll self-isolate for the next 10 days as per protocol. the governor and the rest of his staff that could have been exposed will be tested again in the coming days. well trucks rolled out carrying the moderna covid-19 vaccine. this weekend. the fda authorized the use of th

no problems to report into foster city and san detail, we'll check more traffic. well a 12 year-old girl in fresno county is now safe after being rescued in denver. authorities say 40 year-old nathan larson met the girl online flew all the way from virginia to california convincing her to speak out of her home. >>and board a plane with him. well he was caught by police during a layover at the denver international airport. this wasn't larson's first encounter with police back in 2009. he was arrested after e-mailing the secret service and threatening to kill the president people who know larson say that they're not surprised by his actions. >>people like that you know you kind of know is that there are a lot, but you don't say anything he was just you unsociable i have to go with their work on her apartment and they just sit on the couch and he just liked. >>well larson is now in custody and has a scheduled court hearing in denver on december 24th. and at that time an extradition request will be made so that he can be taken to fresno. well attorney general william

>> one of the things she has done is save her from foster care.t's not about you, it's about her. ♪ >> let's do it. >> have a good show, everybody. here we go. >> this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> standby. we'll cut you down. >> this is going to be a changing day in your life. >> five, four... >> i am not giving up on you.

lots of people leave the foster care system and have nowhere to go you turn 18 years old and you are out that's it you go from having no parents and just a foster family to being on the street all the sudden you're 18 it's like you're an adult figure it out. when you're living on the street when you are unsheltered person when you have nowhere else to go you have nothing to look forward to. i really think that i can understand how easy it must be to slip into drug use and then fall into addiction because if you've just got nothing else good going on in your day and you need something to make you feel good. i can't imagine. that there is. you know. i can't imagine that much else is going to make you feel good at that point when you hit rock bottom it's like. it is what it is i don't sell. and the new immigrant coming from india it was where he when he heard forgive me because i was seen by our people appear. good bothered me here to see these homeless people who are raised here on here such a wealthy country of the world the wealthiest country in the world. and yet these people are go

foster. go ahead.to your point, in georgia, we are seeing the idea of checks monthly until the crisis is over coming up in the senate race. both democratic candidates running on the issue in georgia, making the case daily. so that it is clearly something on people's minds. you are right. the georgia senate race is very important to secure the senate. i am hopeful that long before that race is decided, that we will have a bill passed that includes checks until the crisis is over. .ongress could do that tomorrow host: as far as the legislative efforts do they take the form of a tax payment a tax credit how do they work? guest: they go through the irs. anybody who is already a tax filer with irs receives the money. there is a way to apply if you do not file taxes. -10sxpanded to include i and other families not included in the first bill. and all very easy, if we know this is on irs's list to do each month. each month the checks come for the american people, it gets easier and easier to do. host: for thos

issue, thea huge fact that the immigration system is so restricted and confusing really fosters thisype of fraud going on and can be a big problem. said the extent that ed were people think their lawful immigrants in order -- and are not actually, that is a big problem. it is a huge issue that we have 11 million unauthorized individuals in the united states. more than 50% of them have actually been living in the united states for more than 10 years. it is really incredible that we are one of the most developed nations on the planet and we cannot just identify 11 million individuals in the united states, give them lawful status, recognize that they are working in the united states, and really rectify this wrong. danville,tta, virginia, democratic caller. caller: i am calling concerning president trump. said's something a man about trump, said about us black and saidn he get up these things, he is trying to correct the black man's mind. we need to get rid of trump. i am 84 years old. in the united states when i was young, it was rough and rugged. when trump got in there, it is worse th

cason took charge. >> have you become your brother's legal guardian >> yes, i have we've been in fostere before and i know that i didn't want him to go back. >> reporter: a nonprofit agency in new york city that provides free support services to children in foster care referred cason to a lawyer who helped him get custody of e.j. >> he would be separated from cason and really about to experience the holiday season potentially apart from his brother, the only family he has left. >> reporter: new york city officials say at least eight children have been placed in foster care because their parents died from covid. statewide a report found about 4,000 children lost their parents because of the virus, with hundreds of thousands dead from the disease, the toll on families is profound, but official numbers don't exist in tampa, 20-year-old johanna car denas and their twin sister care for their 14-year-old brother after their father died of covid. >> he was our only parent. our mom passed away six years ago. he raised us to be caring people and not to be selfish, that if someone else needs help

getting to that 1 one connector in foster city, 13 minutes for your commute on westbound 92. so far this morning and it's really thinned out here only 7 minutes if you're going to be heading up to the north bay using the richmond sandra fell bridge west bound 5.80 not tracking any delays. no hot spots on the span itself, and it's going to be an easy commute as you get up to one oh one. and south one oh one looks really good problem free and it's beautiful nice sunny day here as though you're going to be traveling through moran and then eventually on to the golden gate in the san francisco, your drive time clocking in at just 20 minutes. >>in the buzz, the 49 ers are flatlining again and it's going to take more than a later to revive their playoff hopes she can. >>they lost their first home game in arizona to the bills may be the niners are sleeping well in the hotel. >>i love the turndown service when they leave that chocolate on your pillow. yeah, not here though the bills put the niners to bed 34 to 24 sunday, the bills hope to say 90 night to the steelers who just got thei

>>we are not in need of foster you know when the pandemic first came about in mid-march. volunteers really stepped up became the primary foster's for our animal dogs and cats of the world are working overtime right now to keep our and yet to help us something we're social creatures. we you know we miss that kind of social contact. >>adoptions are done all online now the san francisco spca has varying prices for pet adoptions contra costa animal services pet adoptions are free they have been free during the pandemic. >>and after the thanksgiving holiday one local school here orange county is taking steps to make sure the students have a safe or tear it tell you what they're doing. coming up next. ♪ with triple cheese and bacon or chili cheese. try my sauced and loaded fries. it's pretty delicious. seasoned curly fries, with triple cheese and bacon or chili cheese. try my sauced and loaded fries. it's pretty delicious. >>5.28 is the time thanks for waking up with us on a friday, it looks like people are headed to work. yeah, yeah, 17 bridge crowd actually so surprised, i me

a fairly widespread foster across northern areas ina widespread foster across northern areas in a star—crossednd look at those temperatures dropping away. highs 4—6 for many of us. there will be a sharper widespread frost following christmas eve, which is thursday night, on into friday. a crisp start to the day, frosty as we head into christmas but should be a lot of dry weather and sunshine for most areas. cloud will probably fill in across the north and west of scotla nd in across the north and west of scotland as we go through the day with a south—westerly wound wind picking up. business day looks like being a cold one. five or six celsius if you can go outside for a socially distance day. on into the weekend, cloud will build eventually. that's weekend, cloud will build that's your weather. this is bbc news the headlines at 9pm. nearly 18 million people in london and south—east england move into stricter tier 4 restrictions from midnight — people must stay it is with a very heavy heart i must tell you we cannot carry on with christmas as planned. in england, those living in tier 4 areas sh

>> one of the things she has done is save her from foster care.t's not about you, it's about her. ♪ >> let's do it. >> have a good show, everybody. here we go. >> this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> standby. we'll cut you down. >> this is going to be a changing day in your life. >> five, four... >> i am not giving up on you.

you should be in for a pretty good one 50's 60's for your daytime highs a lot like yesterday was fosterity in redwood city each right at 60 degrees. cupertino campbell most gatos also eat right at 60 daytime highs for the east bay, not changing much from yesterday back to that cool upper 50's feel that we had oakland and richmond at 58 degrees while 60 in conquered as well as sonoma and vacaville you're at 58 for the high today santa rosa and mill valley also that 58 for your daytime highs. here's a look ahead at the next 7 days. we have overnight rainfall wednesday night into early thursday morning. it's a quick shot of rain after that we drive back out and we look to remain pretty dry all the way through the weekend into the start of next week too so anticipate some wet roadways thursday morning. really aside from that though pretty easy going in this forecast. robin all right, thank you for the update john allen say update your morning drive. >>around the bay area, the traffic is definitely picking up on 18 to san francisco across the bay bridge. one of our busier bridges during the

>>we are not in need of foster you know when the pandemic first came about in mid-march. volunteers really stepped up became the primary foster's for our animal dogs and cats of the world are working overtime right now to keep our and you help us something we're social creatures. we you know we miss that kind of social contact. >>adoptions are online only the san francisco spca has varying prices for pet adoptions and contra costa animal services has been doing adoptions for free ever since the pandemic started. >>thanksgiving school's out students say what doing we'll have that story coming up after the break. months, we've learned a lot more about the covid-19 virus. it's real. and it's dangerous. so, on behalf of all of us working on the front lines, please take it seriously. and while we don't yet have a cure or a vaccine, we do know how to keep you and your loved ones safe. wear a mask. wash your hands. stay six feet apart. do your best to stay out of crowded spaces. and get a flu shot, it's even more important this year. we can do this. if we do it together. and for

traveling at the limits and nothing slowing it down as you make your way from hayward out towards foster city. we're also seeing pretty nice conditions to at the richmond sandra fell bridge toll plaza. with just a steady stream of headlights not slowing down at all as you make your way through the toll plaza and across the bay. into marine county and one term or a county for heading south on 1 one. the golden gate bridge looks fantastic for you this morning, no issues as you make your way into san francisco will have another weather and traffic check in a bit. now let's go back to the headlights 6 oh one and we're starting off with a top story that is good news, the first shipments of the moderna vaccine. >>are on their way to california right now can't come soon enough this is actually video of the vaccine being loaded on to planes and being shipped. >>across the country in history said including here in california a vaccine that will pave the way hopefully for more frontline workers to get vaccinated in the week ahead for sarah stinson is live at ucsf with the details good morning sara

i'm not tracking any delays on the flat section or the high rise over to one oh one in foster city. president elect joe biden unveiled his health team with california's attorney general javier becerra tapped for a critical role. the stairs appointment comes as the by the administration plans to tackle the covid pandemic can get people vaccinated jean king reports. >>but sarah doesn't have a medical background that comes with substantial government experience if confirmed he would be an integral part of biden's coronavirus response team as they create a program to vaccinate hundreds of millions of people the fact that it's our own. >>airbus era is a game changer for the state of california biden also named 2 more members to his health team which includes doctor vivek murthy. >>for surgeon general infectious disease expert doctor rochelle walensky to oversee the centers for disease control. and doctor anthony fauci to be chief medical adviser to the president on covid-19 biden's team will be meeting with trump administration's advisors this week heuvel worked with developing a vaccine

. >>> there has been another outbreak at a foster farms chicken facility. this time it happened in southwest fresno. over the past two weeks 193 workers have tested positive at the location on cherry street. none of the employees exhibited any symptoms. the plant shutdown lately but reopened yesterday. the company said the plant is scheduled to undergo a deep cleaning over the weekend. the latest opera comes as a another outbreak at a foster farms in livingston. that plant was forced to shut down over the summer when 92 foster form employees tested positive. nine of them ended up dying. >>> the trump administration has presented a new $916 billion stimulus package in the latest round of negotiations. it will send a $600 direct payment to most americans and 1202 couples. the package includes money for state and local governments. it will use in hundred and 40 billion in unused funds for the ppp and 409 billion in treasury funds. >>> a new indoor smoking ban goes down in san francisco, why supervisors rejected it one week after passing it. >>> the waves are e

disclosure of that type of information helps foster a long-term attitude.one thing i have learned in washington is this needs to be a whole of government more long-termism for investors. david: i will interrupt for a moment. doordash has started trading at $182, mr. chairman. it was priced originally at $102. the indication has been bouncing around. it is not just doordash. we also have airbnb on deck coming out. give us a sense of what this flurry of ipo's, largely in tech, growth, and startups, tell us about the markets at the end of the year? chair clayton: look, we have focused on increasing the attractiveness of our public capital markets for medium-sized companies and companies before they get to be astronomically large. and why? markets,n our public retail investors and professional investors are side-by-side. if you are investing long-term, being able to sit side-by-side with the professionals is an advantage. now, whether a market is relatively attractive in one month or one quarter or one year as opposed to another, that's not something we can foc

derek carr to foster marrero. 47 yards for the touchdown. this is his fifth reception of the season. 2nd quarter, carr to nelson aguilar. again, 41 yard touchdown. 14-10 raiders. aguilar has been the mvp on offense. his seven score of the season. t.y. hilton, more uncovered than my firewood. the colts back on top, 17-14. i can't hang this next plan derek carr. a great pass. should be a touchdown. kenny more went up and made the one-handed pick intended for darren waller. jonathan taylor was already working on a good game. this may be great. the raiders blitzing, opened up a huge hole. a 62 yard score. 27-17. 4th quarter, taylor caps off the game with another score. and he takes a 34-20 lead. the raiders only down two possessions. can't make any mistakes. typically reliable hunter renfroe fumbles a field goal his 37-20 lead. the backbreaker here. jalen ryszard, picked up by kari willis, takes it to the house and he wins 44-27, dropping the raiders to 7-6 on the season. they have lost three of four. that drops the raiders to the ninth in the a