marty: that is the real question.verage is focused on donald trump's claims that the election was rigged and that it fraudulent in georgia. there's speculation that that is going to depress gop turnout. that could threaten republican chances in georgia, and the senate majority for the gop. if the democrats win georgia, doesn't mean we will have a much bigger stimulus bill? if you look at what the market is looking at, how much of a game changer will this actually be? marty: i do think that obviously, joe biden's agenda would be exponentially made easier if the senate were to flip to the democrats, and the prospects for stimulus, a second stimulus beyond the one they are looking at right now, would improve dramatically. i think it is an uphill battle for the democrats. i think it is going to be very difficult for them to gain both of those seats. andisa: is president trump his efforts in georgia helping or hurting? marty: that is the real question. combating messages when he went down there saturday. one, telling all o

so there's a long long here marty is actually wrapped around the block.ned with every butler he's with the united playaz organization and they're a local crime prevention organization. rudy right here in the heart of san francisco now you and i miss butler were talking to mister butler talking earlier about your involvement and why this program in particular is so near and dear to you yes the program is so near and dear to me because i was once a member of senseless gun violence and i know what it feels like to lose a life i was taken alive, i did 26 years behind the wall for doing so after doing so i made the decision that changed my life and i'm out here back to give back so to be able to do it. >>in this facet his prices really be out here in this season when the covid-19 trying to curb the violence not trying but curbing the violence we have a line of cars out here today bringing the guns in getting them out of the hands of who they don't need to to help save lives because we all deserve to live. >>absolutely this isn't the first event that you all ha

marty good morning.y start but clear skies mean that is going to be sunny into the afternoon at least over most of the geography on the east bay. >>around the delta. we are dealing with some of that morning fog you see kind of spilling over some cooler temperatures out there for example tri valley, 32 livermore 37, antioch 34 conquered up in the north bay, nevada was funny return to the 30 to department 30 degrees 36 for a nap and 34 for santa rosa this could be a general idea looks nice of the beaches in the coast, though we don't see any fog going on there half moon bay, pretty nice clear skies there com going conditions on stormtracker 4 not too much to interfere with us might see the passing of some high cloudiness but really what you can see here is around the delta will have some of that fog may linger a little bit later on this morning to around the noon hour so not a whole lot the way of winds and actually the appear to be a little off shore there coming in. again from the north coming in across

>>marty good morning. it's a scary feeling, you know i was driving from the east bay out here to the north bay and it is coming down, i want to show you the freeway, one oh one south right behind me, but any to zoom in for you. so you all can see if you're driving out here this is pretty much what you're going to be encountering as you're hearing these roadways. i was driving along the 5.80. i heading out here and hit a few pockets. i have water is so a lot of people they're out commuting this morning please be cautious please be careful as you're driving. throughout the east bay, the north bay because it's covering everywhere want to also show you some video of the across the bay area and this is what it looks like as you're out on the roadways here you can see the water, calming down now a major concern like you mentioned marty is we've had a lot. fires over the past few months and especially in the areas of the north bay, you know also the south bay. if you're in any of these areas and you've encountere

it is saturday december 19th a marty gonzales.re going to get right to our top story in just a minute right off the bat we want to check in with days foreign take a look at the forecast because it's such a chilly one out there, nice and crisp and clear though plenty of sunshine but still cool temperatures. i marty if you've been looking at your presents early and thought i got gloves got to use them now this week ahead, it's going to be chilly in the morning hours, good morning. everybody we're looking at 30's across the region that will be here to stay it looks like each morning throughout the week now we have clear skies basically we did have a little deck of some cloud cover that's not gone through. >>just before dawn that's cleared out sore back to mostly sunny. this is what it looks like the shot from half moon bay, most of our camera shots pretty much. near that as well we've got 30's up in the north bay except santa rosa 29 far east bay as well in the 30's east bay shoreline finding out of the 40's 39 show degrees though do

we could make it happen, marty. >> okay.i know. >>> your next hour of "new day" starts right now. >> reporter: the number of new cases in california just alarming, shocking really. >> the bottom line is if we don't act now, our hospital system will be overwhelmed. >> these closures and stay-at-home orders are flat-out ridiculous. >> people are literally suffocating inside our hospitals. they are dying alone. they don't get the luxury to complain about covid fatigue. >> reporter: president trump came here to georgia with a goal of helping support the two candidates running in the runoff election here. >> everything that we've achieved together is on the line. >> he spent far more of his time in georgia talking about the election that he has just lost. >> they cheated and rigged our presidential election. we can't let it happen

shifting attitudes towards martie is indigenous peoples has not happened overnight it's been a genie but we have a generation now young marty growing up we know anything in the connected to the people in a very confident about how they express the values that we have as marty with them now in country we can offer a lot to him so to speak there to support other countries in the way that they treat their indulge in this people again in new zealand is not in a position to tell other countries what to do but if we share our context and their perspective our experience of the journey that we've taken i'm sure there are a lot of things that other countries can join or encourage me from the since the wife will want and that will be the final word and i thank you so much for joining us. dinosaur costumes giant rubber ducks a protest leader known as penguin and a salute inspired by the hollywood blockbuster the hunger games these have all been features of massive student protests that have rocked thailand for months but the art of corkey symbols lies serious opposition to the government and f

would have been under the table then >> martie's a light weight >> we could drink you under the tablehas gone way up during corona. [ laughter ] >> seth: well i think it broke one way or the other, right? i think people either really built up their tolerance, or now people are total lightweights. >> i'm scared, actually. [ laughter ] every day i ask -- i as my boyfriend, "do you think i'm an alcoholic? do you think i'm an alcoholic? [ laughter ] >> and what does he say? >> yes [ laughter ] >> excellent >> seth: i think historically, the people who have to ask every day are usually on the wrong side of it [ laughter ] >> right right. if i'm willing to ask, i'm probably not >> so like two glasses of wine, she's just like really tipsy [ laughter ] >> seth: what -- you know, a lot of people i think, especially in the very beginning of this, wondered if this would be a time that would increase or decrease their creativity how did you find it as -- was this a time that you sort of thrived creatively, or did you find yourself being blocked? >> uh, not musically have not created a single note

we have a generation now of young martie growing up we know the in the in which are connected to the people in a very confident about how they express the values that we have as marty with them now in country we can offer a lot to him so to speak there to support other countries in the way that they treat the are indigenous people again new zealand is not in a position to tell other countries what to do but if we share our contacts there because we. you're very experienced in the judy. i'm sure. a lot of the country is encouragement from the suits the wife and that will be the final word and i'm a good thank you so much for joining us. dinosaur costumes giant rubber ducks a protest leader known as penguin and a salute inspired by the hollywood blockbuster the hunger games these have all been features of massive student protests that have rocked thailand for months but the out of corkey symbols lies serious opposition to the government and for the 1st time since thailand became a constitutional monarchy in 1032 opposition to the king or testers are demanding the resignation of prime m

marty: i think the interior secretary is hugely important from an economic standpoint. they control mining and forestry and federal lands across the country. so it is an extremely important and symbolic pick. , then terms of policy attorney general choice is going to be key. the two frontrunners we hear are .oug jones and merritt garland both have attributes that will be in strong contrast to the attorney general. francine: what can joe biden do on cybersecurity? it is absolutely incredible to see the cyberattack that has been reported through sources across u.s. government agencies by supposedly russia. it is truly extraordinary, and it is a real question what joe biden will do. it is also interesting to see what donald trump is going to do in the last 30 days of his administration, if anything. he has displayed a reluctance to take on russia. whether that will be the case is something we should really look at. i also keep thinking about whether or not, what are the policies is.ack it is really a very complicated issue on how you retaliate. francine: i want to ask you

doctor marty mc harry said it is time to approve vaccine to the states.e joins us live next hour with his take. >> rules for thee but not for me, la county supervisor caught dining outdoors just hours after voting to ban it. she's not the first to make her own rules so how are restaurant owners handling the hypocrisy? chef, thank you for being here. how are you handling the hypocrisy? there are many cases of it as of late. >> almost getting to the point you start to accept the shutdown, trying to transition and find this out you get angry all over again and stops you moving on. find a way to make money right now and you see this and it puts you back, really upset and frustrating and disappointing because all these employees, it is christmas time, from thanksgiving through new year's. shannon: let's take a listen, she voted for outdoor dining to be banned on tuesday november 20 fourth. >> they are not protected from their other six tables they are serving. all the hours in which they are working. it is a most dangerous situation. >> they are dining outdoor

we will hear from doctor marty mc harry from johns hopkins who is castigating them for slow walking the approval process. >> so many questions, we will try to answer all of them coming up. thank you. election whistleblowers dropping exclusive claims they say workers tempered with ballots and shipped them between states. >> i saw ballots with return addresses loaded on my trailer in new york and headed for pennsylvania and wondered why i was driving complete ballots from new york to pennsylvania. >> 100,000 ballots missing, only 7 or 8 were found at ums based on my previous experience, believe that to be a lot. >> reporter: whistleblowers joining sean hannity for an exclusive interview. with that and where the doj stands on all of this. >> the allegations and affidavits keep coming and william barr made clear yesterday the department of justice will continue to receive and vigorously pursue allegations of fraud but he put a pin in the president's lens that the election was stolen, telling the associated press, we have not seen fraud that could have affected a different outcome, that drew

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got to let you go, boston mayor marty walsh.vaccine, 90 4% effective in preventing covid-19. the vaccine highly effective across demographic groups. that is the story we wanted to hear. confirmation of the efficacy and the effective rate across the demographic groups that are going to be very concerning. of course, the demographics we at all focused on are the risk groups that will get the vaccinations first, so this is report that will be used in that advisory meeting in about two days' time. tom: what we have heard from dr. fazeli, 95%om dr. is unusual. will see that word preventing beginning to happen. jonathan: this report setting us up potentially for approval this coming thursday from the fda of pfizer's vaccine. much more still to come on this. for our audience worldwide, from new york and london this morning , good morning to you all. equity futures pulling back a little bit. this is bloomberg. ♪ every year, we set out to do one thing: help the world believe in holiday magic. and this year was harder than ever. and yet,

martin marty, a much admired theologian, called the statute, i quote, and ethical shift in the western world's approach to relations between the civil and religious spheres. by dividing them with the state on one hand and the church on the other, the virginia statute is, in martin marty's words, a hinge between the ages. i think sometimes when we are on this side of the change that the founders accomplished, it is hard to realize it, because they have become so much a part of our lives. well, madison made many decisions, but perhaps the wisest was to mary dolly. he was walking on a spring day in 1794 when he caught sight of her and was instantly smitten. this happened regularly to men who saw her. she was nearly five foot eight. a shapely figure. she had black hair, blue eyes, and a pale complexion, which she had learned to shield from the virginia son. she came from a quaker family, which had not, for her, been a good fit. she was inclined to the gaieties of the world, one quaker woman wrote. this is my favorite story. the quaker matron recalled that it was during an effort to convinc

year-old ethan has been playing his french horn every night in front of the houston area home of sergeant martyonzalez. gonzalez died last month from complications of grenade injuries suffered in iraq 16 years ago. ethan has been performing the national anthem, the marine hymn and god bless america. >> i feel like a lot of people saw it and were surprised that there are still people out there that do this and show great appreciation to people that made a lot of sacrifices. >> neighbors have come together to watch ethan every night. he says he's glad he can provide some comfort to sergeant gonzalez's widow and four children. >> just incredible there. >>> coming up, first lady, doctor or both? fallout from the op-ed asking jill biden to drop the doctor title. asking jill biden to drop the doctor title. ♪ ["i go♪ oooh by ciara] ♪ it all can get so out of control sometimes ♪ ♪ you can lose your faith ♪ you can lose your mind ♪ lose your grip ♪ get stripped of your pride ♪ till you don't know how you're gonna stay alive ♪ ♪ hey, hey i got you ♪ hey, hey i got you ♪ i'll be there to stop the bleeding

marty? one of our senior surgeons at johns hopkins to covid, and i think when you know somebody who's been hospitalized or had a close call, it really hits home. you don't want to get the infection in the last two or three months of the pandemic. we've made a lot of sacrifices as a country. we're in the final home stretch. i think people need to remember that this is still a very contagious and deadly virus. you know, we lost more americans in the last week from covid than we did from iraq, afghanistan and 9/11 combined. 1 in 50 americans got it in its peak day, yesterday, so it's still very much a threat. laura: wow. it's an important message. and now that there will be two vaccines, pfizer and noer the ma that, in the hands of health care workers giving the vaccines, what can we expect with how this will be distributed in the next few weeks? will people be getting it in a tiered system? we know that front-line health care workers are getting it first, but when they get up to bat, so to spe

you doing anything special to try and get into the spirit of things do you have any tips for us as marty as will be the target of everything we just moved into an apartment together. and we've decided to put up decorations and stuff like that out a little christmas cheer. us from i'm sorry. we need an advent calendar things like that to get into the spirit on the 1st sunday of advent we had waffles coffee and cake just like always we're sticking to our usual traditions i used to give. the difference in many spots around town the striking it's so quiet potsdamer platz normally bustling with crowds it's almost deserted usually you'd find a colorful christmas market here too complete with ice skating rink and sled run. the major traditional christmas markets and might not take place this year but when it comes to the festive season people in germany can get quite inventive here's a look 2 at some socially distanced alternatives to germany's time honored christmas favorite. snow christmas lights will suggest not this may look like a typical christmas market but there's at least one major dif

. >>> it is time and then the lightning round marty in utah.arty. >> booyah from the beehives state, jim >> i forgot it is a be hiehives state. >> this is so the winner when this thing is over i think it is going to 200 hca >> tommy in maryland, tommy. >> jimmy, how are you? >> how is it going >> i am trying to beat 74 inches out there already. trying to get home >> it is nasty out there, down here in maryland >> it is amazing what's going on? >> i know, it is incredible. first, i want to do a quick shout out to my buddy joe tobias >> of course, important. >> i am calling about digital turbines, apps that company they have been up about 500% >> it is mobile entertainment. every likes mobile entertainment. i have to do work on this. we got to do more work so we are going to come back because that thing is hot as a pistol now we are going to go to karen in georgia karen! >> booyah, jim >> booyah, karen first time caller. my husband and i love you. >> excuse me >> i am scared about american automakers, i listened and i thought on ford. >> ford is

. >> brennan: author marty rubin once wrote, "behind every mask there's a face, and behind that, a storywell, behind many masks in decatur, georgia, there's an artist and a smile. here's cbs' mark strassmann. >> reporter: nobody likes wearing masks. we do it because we should. and in decatur, georgia, it's the law. >> no, masks are never fun. >> reporter: until now. meet huckleberry starnes, a good guy with a great name and a product designer who got the "mask laugh." >> everyone comments on it. you're really excited to wear it more. >> reporter: his custom masks highlight personalities rather than hide faces, and, as a public service, he's made hundreds of them, like the one joe jamison is wearing. >> it makes me feel like i'm always smile. >> reporter: this decatur cop had to shave off his signature mustache. no mask would fit over it. >> when i put the mask on, i have the mustache. so, it gives me that option. >> when i saw his mask, i thought it was the coolest thing i'd ever seen. >> reporter: sergeant kimberly parks, jamison's boss, got back her signature smile. this mask gives you

marty mccarey. you've taken us through the pandemic. you weighed in on what we heard from president trump. now president-elect joe biden. he's making the point also when he suggests that perhaps the worst still may be to come and we won't see overall improvement in the pandemic he suggested to march, he's pointing to the upcoming new year's day holiday and coming off of christmas and many cases take weeks to show up. >> sandra, look, i didn't hear anything new. there's no really useful information in what i heard. at the same time, i do think it's valuable for our leaders to talk about the pandemic, to constantly remind people to take precautions. what we heard about in terms of every american should have the ability to get a test, to get the vaccine, those are all principles laid out by secretary azar. come january 21, the best thing the trump administration can do is to keep the current plan in face. >> he stressed masks. everybody has said this is the best way to stop the virus. you suggested you heard nothing new there. what can you

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all right marty back to you oh but it. has to feel like if you've. got good money it would open up a bit of credit for a good man out on the ride like i did stuff. but all i'm running for office with true value. for your magazine and. this is even if you don't mind that it was. a good good good good teaching. food. product but not have no fucking tired of them to have a good. job is a good thing because with little thought into the look of. the book. the level of the market was. but the love i said i had they just didn't give a clue it is a limit. to what the jedi at the mission said. that is not that of all of the hopeless to move forward believe that it's good to see hate a separate the. then you're with even. less well with the. muck it all to. our own. yelling from your own head. a little bit that. was met michel the fact is. that it was a little bit. but it was. told. to. a lot. lately. lisa. ringback bloom luke leith yiu a really. ringback. well the one issue they are getting. today so the fleet. plus minus one cock beside the host. and they bo

thank you, marty. >>> while leaders in the u.s.gling over what to do, schools in europe, they've kept the doors open. we're talking with a senior emergency officer from the world health organization about what europe is doing and could the u.s. do something similar so our kids can go to school physically? to support a strong immune system, your body needs routine. centrum helps your immune defenses every day, with vitamin c, d and zinc. season, after season. ace your immune support, with centrum. i want pizza. i want tacos. pizza. tacos. pizza! what about subway? it's a good call and everyone loves it. we raised our kids on it. so it stopped the bickering? chicken bacon ranch. chicken bacon ranch. mom, j is copying me! no, not at all. (mocking tone) "mom, jj's copying me!" grow up. mom! knock it off! good food that's good for you, well good for you. now, only in the subway app, get a free footlong when you buy two. because it's footlong season. >>> next week health ministers from across europe will meet with leaders of the world he

. >>> author marty ruben once wrote behind every mask is a face and behind that, a story. >> reporterng masks. we do it because we should. in georgia, it is the law. >> meet huckle barry stars. a good guy with a great name. and a product designer who got the last laugh. his custom masks highlight personalities rather than hide faces. he's made hundreds like the one joe is wearing. >> it makes me feel like i'm always smiling. this cop had to shave his signature mustache. >> i thought it was the coolest thing. >> his partner kimberly clark got back her signature smile. >> unlike a standard surgical mask like mine. >> how would you describe its fun factor? >> not fun. i put this together for you. >> this goes off for a second and this comes on. >> better? >> i think so. >> my kids are going to laugh at me but it is fun. >> finally, a mask to put a smile on anyone's face. reporting for cbs news, atlanta. >>> what a mask. coming up this morning, we speak with maryland governor larry hogan about the rollout of the coronavirus vaccine and the stimulus bill which can he says does not go far e

[bethany mclean] he's getting inside information from a variety of sources, including marty siegel and he's using that to bet on deals and in pretty blatant ways boesky and an investment banker named marty siegel were passing cash for information, getting that information was steeling form shareholders. maybe they tried to convince themselves it wasn't but that was pure rationalization. [mclean] and so, you could look at that book and say, "he's got this mammoth ego that now needs to be fed," or you can see it as him trying to whitewash what he was doing by putting this public narrative out there that's very different than what was, what was actually happening. but there's really, i guess, at this point, no number that's enough. it was incredibly risky for boesky to be out bragging and calling attention to his success. which was only gonna lead to more scrutiny and questions but he couldn't resist the allure of publicity. what do you think the role of inside information is in the market today? i have no way of touching that. i think it's is a troubling matter to the interest of those o

marty makary. thank you for joining us this christmas day.ust talking about, at this point there were no consist confirmed cases in the united states but dr. anthony fauci said when you have this amount of spread in a place like the u.k., you need to assume it's here already. is that most likely true? >> it's a mathematical certainty that it's already here and spreading the united states. when you have 6 out of 10 folks in london test positive for the new mutated b117 strain, it's meant medical certainty that it's here already. so anything we can do to reduce the inflow of that strain which spreads more quickly but does not appear to be more lethal is good. >> molly: in countries across europe they've put a travel ban in the u.k. we have not gone that far but now we have launched this new testing requirement. will it help, is that enough? >> i agree with my colleague dr. safire, we should do point do point-of-care testing onboarding. the technology is there and this is a $10 billion industry, they can afford a couple hundred and tests. travel

martin marty who is a much admired theologian called the statue, and i called, a ep a cal shift in the western world's approach in relations between the civil and religious spheres. by dividing them with the state on one hand and the church on the other, the virginia statute is, and martin marty's words, a hinge between the ages. i think sometimes when we are on this side of the change that the founders accomplished, it's hard to realize it, because they have become so much apart of our lives. well, madison made many decisions, but perhaps the wise es was to marry dolley todd. he was out working on a spring day in 1874 when he was out walking when instantly smitten. this happened regularly. she was nearly 5'8" shapely figure. pale complexion that she learned to she will from the virginia sun. she came from a quaker family, which had not for her been a good fit. she was inclined for the gayties of the world, one quaker woman wrote, and this is my favorite story, a quaker matron recall that during the effort to convince dolley of the seriousness of life, the young girl first smiled, and

reporter: for more on the vaccine let's bring in marty mcmccarrie professor of public health at johnopkins university think back to march. doctor mccarey when all of this really got underway in this country -- did you think we would be here with a vaccine this quickly? >> back and play tapes and give a little accountability to all of the opinions out there that said even from the medical establishment that it would be at least at minimum one year here we are about eight and a half months later with a vaccine pretty impressive i'm excited that our hospitals going to be gettinger that supply this week. we've got a tiered system we fill out a survey of how much contact we have with high risk patients and then we go to a tier system with lottery start districting vaccine that way. jon: that is the question i think on everybody's minds who gets the first doses? >> well i think personally it should be nursing home residents, and staff by far number one, and then at the same time, high risk health care workers. remember, if somebody is giving botox for a living i wouldn't put them group one

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marty makary. oh, how things have changed.oculation for coronavirus, you know, if it happened under the trump administration. lo and behold, joe biden is in line tomorrow, we understand, to get his shot. what's changed? >> well, jon, it's been really disappointing to see when politics entered the vaccine world. of course president trump is not personally reading the pfizer vaccine application. but the data that's been available to everybody speaks to its safety, and i think right now you're seeing everybody trying to get their hands on it. jon: i want to put up some thattisting es from our latest fox news poll when asked whether or not they would get the virus -- [laughter] whether or not they would get the vaccine, i should saw. do you plan to get a covid-19 vaccine shot when it becomes available, that's the question. 61% said yes, 28 -- almost 3 in 10, 28%, say no. and about another 11% are unsure. when those naysayers were asked why they don't want to get the vaccine, their reasons include their belief that the development

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marty, would you be interested in saying a few things? dir. gruenberg: i'm from new york, so i never miss an opportunity to put in my two cents. let me thank the center for american progress for convening this program. it is the first of its kind i've seen where you've brought together a number of the federal and financial regulators to talk about the subject. i think you deserve a lot of credit and it has been a pleasure to be on this panel with my colleagues. and allison pretty well. it is the first time i've met the superintendent so i look forward to future engagement. it has been a privilege to participate in this and underscore a point i think has been raised by others, that we need to keep in mind as we undertake this work. attentive to potential unintended consequences, particularly for low and moderate income communities and communities of color. there may be opportunities here for investment in those communities that can benefit -- benefit from them, but there can be unintended consequences and i think that is something we need to be

you know, i would say that the majority support right now the labor movement, behind marty walsh, butignificant support for others listed as well. a very, very important position to us. >> what is it about marty walsh that stands out and a significant amount of support for him? >> he's a union member. carried the tools. understands what working people go through every day. he's been through all the fights that we've been through. he understands the work and power dynamics on the work site and understands how important health and safety is to workers. >> so i'm going to presume since the name you threw out there, that's your preferred choice ever bernie sanders and yet bernie sanders certainly has been a torchbearer and champion fighting for all of those things. what do you think of that possibility? >> let me make something clear, alex. it's not my choice. it's the choice by all of our affiliates, who they would prefer. but the ultimate choice going to be joe biden's choice. who he feels comfortable with ultimately. look, bernie sanders is a good man. i think he would make a great sec

>>doctor marty fenstersheib with the county but that the problem is at least at first now there willnowhere near enough to go around not even for health care workers and the people in the skilled nursing facilities. doctor fester shive estimated that there are probably about a 130,000 health care workers scattered around the 70,000 of them are working in hospitals obviously first batch of vaccine, 17,500 doses followed by another 39,000 only be enough to of action that roughly half of the health care workers they're going to be anxiously awaiting a more vaccine coming in the weeks and months ahead, and this couldn't come fast enough because the county again set another record over the weekend with another 2000 cases reported as the virus continues to surge across the county. so that's the latest from here back to you. rob thank you for that. >>california's attorney general is suing amazon claiming the company isn't cooperating in an to an investigation into a workplace safety amid the pandemic capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>california attorney general have the best

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more strained in which each to write when this is like breaking norms not necessarily in a good way marty 3 is the. right. one the reality is. segregated. by social class laws and also one of poverty by 1st. if you're born into a poor family you're born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die on average 15 years old if you're born into generational poverty. it's a fight every day she has to meet your needs and the needs of your family. was 6 6 the last that. was. was that was. the taboo. was. that the world that the little. the world lead. you. mean run. you study make it to. your child you're putting him on the moon is that macmiller kids are on the. side allergic your car down sort of. deal but i'm on a little bit here also mr to scott did you high is above the of the sea is cool but is the void there does he go come up to what you will go to get there double boiler and lab and digital school medicare job would you be here to discuss what human did a missile or not and now though is it adequate

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other health care workers all hospitals will get some vaccine from that first shipment says doctor marty fenstersheib. >>this is only the very first allocation and more vaccine will be coming over the next several weeks and months to eventually vaccinate everyone in our community. we also expect to receive 39,000 doses of the moderna vaccine. next week. >>the county on monday also announcing it is revising some of his quarantine protocols. the revised guidelines consistent with those announced by the cdc and the california department of public health call for reducing from 14 to 10 days. the number of time for employees to stay away from work. after they have become exposed to someone who has tested positive for covid-19. >>however, because somebody can still get sick as far out as 14 days after their last exposure. we still recommend that everyone monitor themselves for symptoms through the full 14 days from the last time they were exposed or from when they returned from traveling as for how far the first vaccine will go. >>there are about 130,000 health care workers across the county.

other health care workers all hospitals will get some vaccine from that first shipment says doctor marty fenstersheib. >>this is only the very first allocation and more vaccine will be coming over the next several weeks and months to eventually vaccinite everyone in our community. we also expect to receive 39,000 doses of the moderna vaccine. next week the county on monday also announcing it is revising some of its quarantine protocols. >>the revised guidelines consistent with those announced by the cdc and the california department of public health call for reducing from 14 to 10 days. the number of time for employees to stay away from work. after they have become exposed to someone who has tested positive for covid-19. >>however, because somebody can still get sick as far out as 14 days after their last exposure. we still recommend that everyone monitor themselves for symptoms through the full 14 days from the last time they were exposed or from when they returned from traveling as for how far the first vaccine will go. >>there are about 130,000 health care workers across the county. 7