thank you, mary daly. we'll leave it there for now. we'll be right back. >> thank you.with sofi and steve. and grandma eve. with sweatpants. house plants. and a 3pm happy dance. ♪ with those who keep the world turning. and those who keep the children learning. ♪ with pizza buying. and reindeer flying. and just a little joyful crying. with all your family. and all your friends. first bites. and happy ends. it's all essential. in every way. and together. it makes a holiday. let's end the year with joy, with meaning, with what matters. ♪ >> brennan: that's it >> brennan: that's it for us today. thank you for watching. we all wish you a merry christmas and a happy and healthy holiday season. until next week, for "face the nation," i'm margaret brennan. ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org . >>> a new pandemic life line for struggling america. congress finalizes a long awaited stimulus bill with a midnight deadline looming. a second vaccine shipped out, distributed by moderna, and there were short falls. >> record rampage, hos

they are retelling the story of the letter to mary daly. and there are 70 quotes that i wanted to cite that you cite. i will start with this one. it may depend on the ability of all women to identify and develop definitions of power and patterns of relating across the board. we are at this really important historical moment with the passing of justice ginsburg with another white woman to the supreme court and i was thinking deeply about more insistence on thinking about there is a shared experience of womanhood. and within that the differences are so fundamental. and obviously it talks about. the feminism. i just want you to talk a little bit more about this idea that they give us about power and patterns of difference. and what you can learn about a moment from now. one of the things i thought it was most revolutionary in doing was leaning into difference instead of seeing it as an obstacle several times across her writing she writes about difference in source of strength. and she cautions the women in her communities to not be intimidated

the head of the san francisco federal reserve mary daly joins us. it is all just ahead on "fac the nation." ♪ >> brennan: good morning. and welcome to "face the nation." the typically joyful season comes n one of the country's darkest moments. 17.5 million people in the u.s. have been diagnosed with covid-19. one in 250 were diagnosed with the disease just last week. more than 300,000 have died over the course of this pandemic, and experts are predicting that cases have not yet peaked. the health care system may be overwhelmed in the next few weeks, pushing hospitals and medical professionals to their own breaking points. additionally, a major cyber attack is under way, posing what government officials call a grave danger to both government and private entities. but as we come on the air this morning, there is hope: a second vaccine manufactured by moderna is being shipped to all 50 states. congress has also resolved a major sticking point with the long-delayed covid relief bill, that would provide more than $90900 billion in badly needed economic a

tom: the gentlelady from san francisco, mary daly of the san francisco fed. look at her biography.aordinary story of determination. lisa, you are looking forward to the open. a property of jonathan ferro. lisa: jon who? tom: who do you have as the guest? the walls must've been breaking down to be on "the open" with lisa abramowicz. lisa: tony dwyer is joining us. one of the questions is whether we see more pain going forward as people reassess the optimism. tom: i will give you a hint. tony dwyer named his banks by the dip. lisa: thanks. [laughter] stay tuned. tom: with janet yellen taking over as secretary of the , penelope goldberg has been definitive in economics. it goes back to her tenure at the american economic review, her tenure at yale university enter public service to the world bank. penny goldberg joins us from yale and the peterson institute for international economics. you pride yourself on applied economics. to aou apply economics natural disaster like a pandemic? penny: that is a very interesting question. the pandemic was truly novel. it was something unprecedented

continues to argue over what kind of aid relief to provide americans, and san francisco fed president mary dalyus to talk about economic cost of this health crisis and what americans can plan on in terms of further job cuts in 2021. we will get an inside look at the largest cyber attack in united states history. this massive espionage operation that was discovered this week which was revealed by fire i, a private company. their ceo will come on to tell us what they discovered and how far this espionage goes inside the united states government which has been referred to as a grave risk. all of that at 8:30 on kpix 5 . >>> new ways to connect with its audience, the san francisco opera offers three free offer streams in january they can enjoy the show from the comfort of your own chair and kpix 5 alan martin spoke to chip mcneil, san francisco opera director of diversity equity and offered to talk about their romeo and juliet offering. >> one of our most beloved stories, we will be streaming a version of romeo and juliet that was just performed last year. it is this beautiful and tragic love story