garner. you agree, don't you, that our objective is to settle upon the most natural meaning of these statutory language to an ordinary situation? >> yes, your honor. >> so if these various rules of obstruction -- we don't assume that the ordinary speaker is applying those tans or rules, correct? >> your honor, that's correct. most native speakers of english understand, for example, cookbooks are full of statements that say using a spat sheila -- no one stops to say do i need to use a spat sheila on the pan. >> the most useful way of settling these questions would be to take a poll of 100 ordinary speakers of english and ask them what it means. that would be the most useful kind of construction. >> i am not sure, if we would just take a whole of everybody. i think it is a useful data i'm, yes. >> so you say that if facebook wins, we will all be flooded with robocalls? doesn't the statute independently barr calls with artificial or pre-recorded voices? i think that's would most ordinary of spea

and lou designed 13 cabins and they bought the materials and the marine corps that garnered them built them and on weekends the theory was hoover would go and be able to fish. it was up high enough to get away from the mosquitos. and that pre-dates -- that, when they left office, hoover then turned it over to the commonwealth of virginia with instructions to turn it over to the federal government. franklin roosevelt used to -- once, it was too soon for his need needs. he went to a camp in maryland which of course, is shangri-la

later in the same month, they nominated rooseland and garner. roosevelt, for the moment, said little about the court. he spoke mainly of the aims of his program. in november, landon and knox carried two states, roosevelt and garner carried the rest. once more roosevelt road to office on his pledge of a new deal. but could he carry out that new deal program? >> to the best of your ability preserve, protect, and the constitution of the united states so help you god? >> i, franklin roosevelt, do so solemly swear that i will to the best of my ability preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. >> two weeks later he sent his proposals to congress. later he explained them to the people. >> we reached the point as a nation when we must tax action to save the constitution from the court and the court from itself. we must find a way to take an appeal from the supreme court to the constitution itself. we want a supreme court which will do justice under the constitution and not over it. in our courts, we want a government of laws a

roosevelt and garner carried the rest., roosevelt rode to office on his pledge of a new deal. but could he carry on that new deal program? >> to the best of your ability preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states, so help you god? pres. roosevelt: i, franklin delano roosevelt, do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states, and will, to the best of my ability, preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states, so help me god. [cheering and applause] ♪ narrator: it was rumored that roosevelt, battling for his program, had a plan. a plan to reform the courts, including the supreme court. two weeks later, he sent his proposal to congress and later explained them to the people. pres. roosevelt: we have reached the point as a nation where we must take action to save the constitution from the court, and the court from itself. we must find a way to take an appeal from the supreme court to the constitution itself. we want a supreme court whic

this is one of the criticisms that the previous round of economic relief has garnered, was that thereas not enough direct access to some of the relief for small and medium-sized companies, and there was too much confusion. but i've got to be candid here. in terms of the ideological debate that is going to happen in the next two years here in washington, d.c., look no further than how the funds for the federal reserve, how that was debated in the final days of negotiating this relief. you've got various different contingencies now that are all coming at this from different perspectives. the question for president-elect biden, and terms of whether or not he can garner another economic really package in his first 100 days, will be whether or not he can pick apart enough republicans to get support in the senate. candidly, we just don't have that clarity. we won't know until january 5 just how many republicans he is going to be able to need. matt: i've got to ask about the social media issue. donald trump and some republicans want to strip these giant social media platforms of some protect

now some other world headlines this. 3rd counting has begun and garners presidential and parliamentary elections with results expected by wednesday it's said to be a tight race between incumbent now in a coup for i know and his longtime rival john muhammad garner is considered one of the most politically stable countries in africa but the coronavirus pandemic has plunged the country into economic crisis. coca-cola pepsi and nestlé have been named the world's top plastic polluters for a 3rd year in a row or 3 companies have been accused of making 0 progress on reducing plastic waste coca-cola announced earlier this year it would not abandon plastic bottles saying they were popular with customers. music legend bob dylan's entire catalog of songs has been bought up by universal music for an undisclosed sum the deal covers the rights to some $600.00 songs composed over 6 decades they include the times they are changing knockin on heaven's door and like a rolling stone reports say the deal was struck directly with bob dylan himself. was a sport now in the bundesliga football hoffenheim have

and has been garnered through this. and so thank you, thank you for this opportunity. >> president yee: all righty. supervisor mar? >> thank you, i want to echo supervisor safai's words of appreciation for your tremendous leadership on early care and childhood education issues and the family and first fund is an incredible, important part of your legacy on the board and as board president. and also for my district, it's incredibly important measure with so many working families in the sunset district. so thanks again. and also thanks to all of the child care and preschool providers that have worked closely with you on these important initiatives. and i'd like to be added as a co-sponsor. >> president yee: okay, thank you. okay, roll call, please. >> clerk: on item 33 [roll call] there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: okay. then this resolution is adopted. i believe that is dillon -- was going to come on -- i'm not sure if he's on yet? from h.s.h. dillon, are you there yet? >> i don't see him just yet. >> president yee: wh

garner. do you agree that the objective is to settle upon the most natural meaning of the statutory language? >> yes your honor. >> if these various rules those are pertinent we don't assume the ordinary speaker applies those cannons or rules of syntax quick. >> that's correct your honor. and then to understand and using a spatula lifts the element out of the pn. nobody stops to say do i have to use a spatula to lift the pn. >> so the most useful way is to take pole ordinary speakers of english to ask them what that means is that the most useful rule of construction and to take a poll of everybody that would be useful yes. >> so you say a facebook wins we will all be flooded with robo calls? doesn't the statute independently bar the calls from the recorded voices that is where most ordinary speakers would regard as a robo call. >> the difference to have that legislative different set immediately people would be befuddled. >> they just weren't. >> lawyers to. >> but the point is that congress

just going to let people have a look at this and regis and len you see these names emmett till eric garner sandra black and. i wrote this for you how the cheap pick how did you pick this extraordinary line up. well 1st about what an honor and an extraordinary privilege and pleasure it is to be here with you i chose those particular people because i wanted to make certain points and the points i wanted to make had to adhere to at least more broadly speaking the circumstances. an outline of their existence especially their their deaths so if i want to speak about the way in which there was a white set of black futures i wrote about briana taylor i wrote a letter to brianna table and these are letters written to z's people not about them to further objectify them or exploit them for book sales and dollars i want to speak directly to them in a kind of you know roundtable with the ancestors recently arrived for the most part so briana taylor allowed me to talk about white said her life was stolen metaphorically that represents the condition the plight in predicament of black people ritual arge

nearly 18 percent of garner 17000000 registered voters are either undecided or may not vote at all and these are the votes both parties are targeting a candidate must call more than 50 percent of the vote to win in the 1st row and avoid a runoff. across a goner. now voting is underway in cairo as far as have a regional elections president hopes a volatile a peace separatist speaking by granting more local powers but the opposition is boycotting the election saying is trying to consolidate his grip on power. even for the candidates of the governing party cameron's 1st ever regional election campaign is proving rather dull municipal councillors are voting for regional delegate candidates campaigning explain how these regions in the national assembly have to work as one for the unity of the nation but with pictures of president paul b. everywhere the opposition believes this isn't about local issues but a way for the 87 year old head of state to tighten his grip on power with most political opponents imprisoned the opposition is boycotting the vote saying it will not be credible but the g

after the killings of eric garner in george floyd director spike lee undercut footage of his. 1989 do the right thing with other images of arrests that entered into. the writing was based upon it will live show called murder if you're it might be. you know not just by strangulation. shadegg. the black lives matter movement sparks worldwide protests statues were toppled and streets renamed it triggered an impassioned debate on racism and the legacy of colonialism. the calls for more diversity and equal opportunity will go with artists and institutions for years to come. out magazines recently named the black lives not a movement as the most influential force in art in 2020 so i'd like to bring this back to your jazz musician how is this protest movement going to affect the music scene. i think jazz music comes out of protest that's the main message behind that and i think it's important to find out you know what cultural influences you know in the art business we have been noticing this year because it has been very slow in fact thinking about the black lives matter movement you know a

masterpieces in godfather one and godfather 2 both of those won best picture oscar and together garnered 9 oscars the godfather part 3 got 0 oscars the general consensus is that it was by comparison a disappointment with a convoluted plot and mediocre acting not all. from the director's 18 year old daughter sofia coppola yes she got some really bad critics actually did should she did and that eventually probably to give up acting in take up directing of course she was very successful with the virgin suicides lost in translation she has more than retained her self and it has to be said that the role was key but it was quite a small role i think that people back then were quite hyper critical because it was the director's daughter ok what's the new movie like doing it's. proved well copula himself says it's an entirely new experience that is a bit of an exaggeration it's 12 minutes shorter and basically the same story to an altered ending there is plenty that's good in the movie and it's definitely worth a 2nd look or indeed a 1st look many people out there might not have seen it yet but m

what value can you garner out of that even if you only go once a year? >> i find value out of church year-round. i get paid to say that. christmas time there are people that we don't often see and hope is they will come and have a good experience, get to know one another a little bit, say their prayers, pray with others and maybe feel like their lives of change just a little bit. maybe there's a little bit more warmth in the cold of winter . >> your bringing people in that will sing us out. carolers. do you want to introduce them now? >> shortly. that would be great . >> we have our long time director of music linda and other stars, edith lavin, helen hampton and kelly watered. they make up 1/10 of our choir give or take a few and they are very talented people. i go when we come back, we will be singing christmas carols. have a blessed christmas. thank you for being here. >> >>> this is away in a manger. >> [ music ] >> at christmas time in 1818 the organ broke down at saint nicholas church so the assistant breeze brought the text silent night to the org

$6000000000.00 of that that's 6 percent the key global cultivators all of cocoa are ivory coast and garner between them they account for 60 percent of the world's beings and since october they've clubbed together to demand higher prices for grows now whether or not that improves conditions for farmers in those countries remains to be seen but in the meantime an initiative by women in ivory coast has found another solution. typically considered the domain of men there used to be no role in the cocoa harvest for these women but now they're farming and producing themselves juliet quasi founded a co-operative with the women in her own village in the southern part of ivory coast its aim is to produce cocoa beans more sustainably and to use them for making more than just chocolate. this is it. nothing is thrown away we start with their muscle it's the sticky pulp which is never used in cocoa production we add flavors and spices to it which is unusual and innovative mom the women use the juice from the pulp to make products such as flagrant cocoa beans and the husks to make tea the 40 local women

expected to push that growth down to just one and a half percent 5th year the pandemic is also swelling garners already enormous debts to over 76 percent of g.d.p. ghana has applied for international aid credits to help with that well going to has registered success in combating poverty it still has a way to go and not to according to the world bank around 23 percent of the population still live on less than the equivalent of a $1.90 per day in u.s. dollars on this let's speak to our correspondent collette see who's joining us from the gun and capital accra great to have you on the program so election coming up on monday have we got any idea which way it's going. well so we have 12 and it is that are running for president but we have 2 leading candidates a convent and a nickel for i do and therefore my president john muhammad is a closer race. because we know in the previous election i don't know how my was an incumbent and he lost and i think i'm hoping by is too close to call this morning. we've just been talking about some of the economic challenges poverty level. and of course we know about

expected to push that growth down to just one and a half percent this year the pandemic is also swelling garners already enormous debts to over 76 percent of g.d.p. ghana has applied for international aid credits to help with that well going to has registered success in combating poverty it still has a way to go and not to according to the world bank around 23 percent of the population still live on less than the equivalent of a $1.90 per day in u.s. dollars on this let's speak to our correspondent collette see who's joining us from the gun and capital accra great to have you on the program so election coming up on monday have we got any idea which way it's going. well so we have 12 kind it is that are running for president but we have 2 leading candidates a convent and a nickel for i do and therefore my president john muhammad is a closer race. because we know in that previous election john muhammad was an incumbent and he lost and so anything can happen by is too close to call this morning. we've just been talking about some of the economic challenges poverty level. and of course we know about

he both wanted to garner all the attention in the rio as well we really thought he had the backing that frankly just was not there are republicans on the hill are signaling they are tired of this political theater there's incredible pressure from folks at home say this is not the time to volley politics back and forth it's time to bring real relief to real families and so i think rather than kind of getting in the fray risky is he saw they didn't have the support and had to back down from his stance right so $2.00 trillion dollars that sounds like a lot of money do you think this is going to be end of it or will there be further relief missions. well justify you're going to vote on a standalone bill get perhaps an additional. 40100000 folks to to bring it back up to that 2000 and it's going to be in the house with democratic who are it's to be determined how the republicans rely on it i think throughout the process this has been hashed work measure and rather than looking at this is a long pandemic and even with the vaccines rolling out the impact on the economy is going to be thought f

lighter skin and curly hair and it is almost the acceptable face the blackness but the 1st one to garner just going back to that story the other thing that happened to me was that i said to my mother . i was black and i remember exactly what i meant because the immigration officials obviously were black there's a framed photo of the president on the wall he was black the police were black the army officers were black the pilots were black and my mother also said that was the 1st time she'd realized that i did not live in a world. where black people wore suits were in power were at the top on the bottom and i hadn't i didn't know i was missing that until i saw it you don't even realize how much you internalize the idea of what power looks like it's still on usual to see somebody who is black in a position of real power i mean look we've never had a black prime minister we've never had a black judge in the supreme court there's only one black person in the c. 100 as a c.e.o. there has been so little progress compared to what i think many people expected but . at you know this is there's al

like the name they love their quarterback, alex smith, with a three-game winning streak which is garnering nothing but respect from around the rest of the nfl. two years removed from that horrific leg injury. >> for him to go through what he went through and to still want to come back, it is definitely not a money thing. he does all right in that area, it's not something he had to do. it shows there are a lot of special things inside that guy. >> college hoops, they needed three hoops, but this did not have a happy ending, markus missed the lash out and check out mom, completely spent. how he spent most of his career as a football broadcaster but next summer he is going into the baseball hall of fame. the signature baseball moment happened during the 89 world series. but his history predates the earthquake as a play-by-play man for the giants during three long seasons in the 1970s. and part of the job was announcing their lousy attendance. >> we looked at it and i said you know what, i said why don't i just tell you who's here. harvey and the family came up from san jose. they left the dog

take several days to set up a roll call vote on the proposal and it would need to garner 50 votes. it's all occurring during what should be a holiday break for congress. days left of this congress. the senate will convene today. you can watch the floor over on c-span2. the hill reports no republican senator has said they will object to schumer's efforts to pass the house bill through the senate and aquatic leaders are expected to fall short after republican blocked two attempts earlier this month to pass a second round of $1200 checks. this?s your take on isaac in springfield gardens, new york. democratic caller. go ahead. caller: good morning. i just want to make the country aware of how the republican people'sdoing the poor of this country. yet there is still a majority that still votes for the republican party. the one that's making the poor suffer. please america, wise up. republicans oppose what is called the cash act, $2000 direct payments to americans. here's the speaker of the house on the floor yesterday arguing for the legislation. >> it's a simple vote. our goals have be

jennifer garner. she is going to join us live.ing. plus, revealing "ew's" entertainers of the year. >> that's all coming up. >>> we begin with the latest on the fight to eliminate the coronavirus. hospitalizations closing in on 100,000 for the first time here in the united states. some hope out there as well, closing in on vaccine approval. the cdc advisory panel is meeting later today to recommend who will be the first to get the vaccine when one is approved by the fda. let's go back to steve osunsami in atlanta. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. a group of independent advisers are meeting with the cdc this afternoon and they will actually take a vote on who they feel should get this limited supply of the vaccine first. the meeting will be broadcast online and then it's up to states to decide what recommendations they will put into place. with only enough medicine for about 20 million people expected by the end of this year, authorities are having to prioritize. already health officials are saying tha

garnering support from bar owners. >> obviously none of us signed up for this. >> he also invested heavy lif in converting the parking lot into an out door space. >> the rug pulled out with no relief in sight for congress. >> in l.a. restaurants have defied the order. l.a. judge ruled in favor of allowing out door dining. but the stay at home order supersedes it. >> show me the data. or let us be. >> those rest raupt owners struggles, signs of hope. the campaign to vaccinate millions is under way in the uk. it comes as the u.s. appears ready to approve the shots and give them as soon as this weekend. >> 90 year-old made history. the first of millions to get the pfizer vaccine. she spent a year in near isolation. >> i spent christmas. >> the u.s. on the verge of vaccine authorization. releasing analysis of the data showing how effective the pfizer vaccine has been in trial. that blue line is the low rate of people who got covid after the vaccine. by the end of the study eight people who received the real vaccine got infected. while 162 of the placebo group got the virus. she took part and

erica was the daughter of eric garner was killed when police officers in staten island.ica would die after giving birth to her second child when she was just 27 years old. we did a show on erica and serena williams showing through line. as we wrap up come a final thought on the lancet study that you did, the respected international medical journal called "moving toward into recess practice in medicine." throught to highlight line, she died from cardiomyopathy. her heart was enlarged. the stress of trying to fight for the value of her father for his death to not be ignored and hold a policeman accountable, ultimately caused her heart to weaken. the stress of fighting for humidity post of we like to blame genetics, looking for what the gene is to make people's heart weaker, but we know your stress, or mental health effects and physical health. racism isgh line of consistent for all of us. that is shortening all of our lives. we need that to end. that is what we talk about in this antiracism practice. if i was taught in medical school, as i was,here were three biological ra

indicators, people who were scouting out this area, maybe even that vehicle in and of itself to try to garner what was the motivational, you know, behind this tragic incident. >> jonathan wacker, always good to see you. thank you so much. >> thanks a lot, fred. >> tennessee governor bill lee calling on president trump to issue an emergency declaration to assist in nashville's ongoing relief effort. president trump is receiving regular updates about the blast, but he's yet to address it publicly. instead, he has spent the day amplifying false claims of election fraud still on twitter. cnn white house reporter sarah westwood joining me now from west palm beach. so sarah, what more or not coming from the president? >> reporter: fred, it's totally unclear what the president plans to do on this tennessee situation. we know that the white house has called a travel photo lid, which means we don't expect to see the president today. we have received no guidance or a written statement or tweet from the president about the tennessee explosion. yesterday as we were learning more details about what happen

biden garnered over 300 votes, far more than the 270 needed to be declared the winner.ongress is expected to certify the results at a joint session of both chambers on january 6th. the electoral college meeting is normally a formality but has taken on greater significance due to donald trump's refusato concede defeat. he and his team have launched a series of unsuccessful legal challenges trying to overturn the results. members of the electical college often serve to rubber stamp the election but many americans wonder whether that's changing. chairman of the department of politics and international relations at youngstown state university. nhk world's catherine kobayashi spoke with him earlier. >> americans take part in an exercise in democracy, a prolonged one from the priermd to election day and beyond. how significant is the meeting of the electoral college? >> well, within the american presidential election system this is arguably the most important event. we talk a lot about our election dayn november, but technically this is election y. this is when the voters, th

garners incumbent leader and his predecessor are facing off in an election that's being called a battle of 2 giants. a controversial visit the french president rolls out the red carpet for the egyptian leader with 2 countries as.

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. >> reporter: and his appointment garnered instant praise from latino leaders. >> all latinos are celebrating. he's going to be a great senator for all californians. >> this is historic moment for california, but a historical moment for the country as well. >> whether it's how do we restore the full protections of the federal voting rights act that's been lacking since 2013 to how we maintain the security and integrity of our elections infrastructure and been doing it for the last six years. >> reporter: padilla heads to washington as california's junior senator with a country in crisis and big shoes to fill. he's a son of mexican immigrants, an m.i.t. engineer and now an expert on election security as secretary of state. he says his sleeves were rolled up decades ago and he's ready to continue the fight for california. >> now, despite an impressive rÉsume alex padilla was not the man many people wanted for that senate job. many voters are taken to social media to say the governor should have picked a black woman to replace the only black woman in the senate. >> it's an unfortunate situation

to see on beggars film garnered accolades around the world including the ai field work for international media excellence and the put on your own that's one of spain's most prestigious awards in television broadcasting for some of these singers it was their 1st ever encounter with beethoven a project sponsored by the go to institute brought together women's choirs from 6 countries in south eastern europe to rehearse and old for all. that joined by beethoven a performance of choirs from bosnia turkey bulgaria serbia cyprus and romania what does joy mean to them to family and love and unity and sydney it was the quiet civil the luxury of time is for us amazing because we are just so busy. the premiere at berlin's this dam could only take place digitally but next year they hope to go on tour. in june d.w. streamed live the program of the beethoven anniversary society from the beethoven house in vaughan. the centerpiece was the 6th symphony the pastoral which musically depicts the composer's love of nature and the premiere of the d.w. documentary about the pastoral the sound of nature a fitt

garnering support from bar owners. he garnered support from bar owners like enrique montero. >> obviously none of us signed up for this. >> he also invested heavily in converting the parking lot into an out door space. >> here we are with the rug pulled out from underneath us with no relief in sight from congress. >> in l.a. restaurants have defied the order. l.a. judge ruled in favor of allowing out door dining. but the stay at home order supersedes it. contra costa county entered into the more restrictive shutdown, so overturning that could lead to a more immediate return to dining. >> show me the data or let us be. >>> with so many people in need of help this holiday season, glide is stepping in with its grocery bag giveaway. 5,300 bags will be given away today. volunteers yesterday packed hundreds of pounds of vegetables, chickens, turkeys, mac and cheese, other fixings. organizers saying they're seeing more families in need. >> parents who lost their jobs. especially in this kind of economic landscape. kids who ar

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. >>> today on the drew barrymore show actress jennifer garner and comedian tom >>> in just minutes were expecting a coronavirus update from governor gavin newsom just as california sees a surge in hospitalizations. we'll bring that to you live here on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> also coming up at 5:00 how's this for a close election? a bay area city council race has finally been decided and it came down to just one vote. we'll have that story and more at 5:00. >>> finally this afternoon, it's game over for one man in taiwan. he found himself out of a playstation 5 last month after he convinced his wife the console was an air purifier. she eventually caught on and then forced him to sell it. all right. he lied about it. he got caught and it's now gone. that's going to do it for us here at kpix5 news at noon. again, governor newsom set to speak very soon and you can watch it right here on kpix5 and also streaming on kpix. m. ♪ [ helicopter blades whirring ] >> hope: thomas? wake up, thomas. ♪ >> hope: answer dammit. [ phone rings ] >> finn: dr. finnegan. >> hope: finn, tha

these were garner hospital, regional medical center and st. louise hospital. >> reporter: and still larger numbers of patients almost certainly lie ahead as the acceleration of cases that started before the holidays is not stopping. >> right, but you know, to understand, it's not only transmission that occurred at thanksgiving but secondary transmission from people who became infected at thanksgiving. so it accumulates, right. úeffective reproductive number p how many secondary cases there are, things like that. >> reporter: something else to keep in mind, while icu beds are critical, hospitals are far more likely to run out of available staffing before all the beds are full. >> the hospitals and the caregivers and the nurses and the doctors are at their limit. they're overwhelmed. >> reporter: so today, once again, the county warned that if the current trajectory does not change, capacity of some kind will be reached. >> but we certainly are looking at all options, including transferring out of the county if that should become necessary. >> r

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garnering support from bar owners. >> obviously none of us signed up for this. >> he also invested heavy lif in converting the parking lot into an out door space. >> the rug pulled out with no relief in sight for congress. >> in l.a. restaurants have defied the order. l.a. judge ruled in favor of allowing out door dining. but the stay at home order supersedes it. >> show me the data. or let us be. >> those rest raupt owners struggles, signs of hope. the campaign to vaccinate millions is under way in the uk. it comes as the u.s. appears ready to approve the shots and give them as soon as this weekend. >> 90 year-old made history. the first of millions to get the pfizer vaccine. she spent a year in near isolation. >> i spent christmas. >> the u.s. on the verge of vaccine authorization. releasing analysis of the data showing how effective the pfizer vaccine has been in trial. that blue line is the low rate of people who got covid after the vaccine. by the end of the study eight people who received the real vaccine got infected. while 162 of the placebo group got the virus. she took part and

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we have now been able to take that information, which we garnered over the course of the last number of days and we are now sending a new team that we are embedding to help full time in l.a. county to encourage greater coordination between the hospitals. what i mean by load leveling is some hospitals are at 130%, some are at 70%. some are just down the road from one another and some have completely different patient mix based on socioeconomics, based on a myriad of different issues. looking at load leveling and a more coordinated and collaborative manner, not just in the county but more regional , obviously with the state and drawing down our partnerships. we are also looking at contingency care planning based upon the same consideration, same strategies and this new team that has been embedded down in l.a. county with the department of public health office of emergency service. we have now deployed -- >>> you have been watching a coronavirus update from governor gavin newsom. our coverage continues now on a cbsn bay area, streaming on www.kpix.com. the governor saying that stay- at-

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speech on the senate floor mcconnell noted that his roughly 500 billion dollar proposal would likely garner support from president trump let's make law all the subjects where we agree. all the areas where president trump is ready to sign a bipartisan relief and a law but thursday president trump also appeared to endorse the larger 900 billion dollar deal the use close and. >>i wanted to happen democrats like senator brown say if congress doesn't act now the number of americans who are suffering will keep growing. >>in washington, i'm or shot hudson. >>the department of labor is reporting 712,000 new claims for unemployment benefits were filed the week of thanksgiving is the first time the number of new claims has actually fallen in 3 weeks. even as more states are now reintroducing stay at home orders. a number of federal unemployment programs are set to expire by the end of this month, so unless congress can come up with a new stimulus package, millions of americans could lose their jobless benefits with no replacement in sight. today southwest airlines warned nearly 7,000 of its employees