i think this is an important moment not only for trans service members, but for building trans just isnot because the military as the side of liberation by because the discrimination by the government is an impediment to organizing and surviving of our communities. juan: chase, could you talk about the various bills that are now at the state level? the anti-trans bills, some of which are being voted on this week? >> one of the saddest things for me right now is we have this change in administration. the biden administration on day one, on the day of inauguration, relatively innocuous executive order essentially saying "i'm going to follow federal law." federal law prohibits sixers termination. -- sex discrimination, yet we have a significant backlash the notion that trans humanity is going to be recognize. one way that is manifesting are in dozens of bills across the country that would ban trans young people from sports and criminalize health care for trans youth. at a time where we are facing epidemics of homelessness global pandemic, so many kids are learning on zoom, not able to par

. >> for qu ree r and trans people lifeness class set can be nasty. not just the experience of with holing your life, living a half truth and navigate the world as someone else that's traumatic, it's the weh-weh talk but the period of our lives, using the melt fa fors we use, as a kid i didn't pause for a moment to think whether the metaphor of, quote, the closet work for me. just cook the closet as a shameful granted part of my reality. so what is obvious to me now as an adult is that this metaphor doesn't alounge young quee are people to have empathy for yourselves. i'm come to loathe the idea of coming out of the closet. something but the nature that rubs me the wrong way and thanks to many qur theory classes and others i'm starting to imagine other narrative possibilities. inof the closet i want to propose faulk but qe r and trans people come out of our shelfs. wire like garden snails. we love in flowers and we are slimy and understand the power of proper lubrication and a shiny glittering trail wherever we go, and did you know most snails are gen

tran is in the kron 4's will kron 4's will tran is in the north bay. will? thanks will.o continue our team coverage damage.kron 4's sara in san sara? thanks sara. and take a look at this... this is new video from a kron 4 viewer showing a downed tree in san francisco's dog patch neighborhood.if you have wind damage in your area... we want to see it.you can send us your photos or videos using the kron 4 app.all you have to do is tap the report-it tab. the strong winds is also the strong the strong winds is also causing power outages across the bay area. this is a map of the current this is a map of the current outages from p-g-and-e. coming up on the kron 4 morning news-- starting today if you live or work in san francisco you can get notified of when you are eligibile to get a covid-19 vaccine. on the kron 4 the search for a missing 12 year old who was swept out to sea morning. we'll hear from a witness ... happening now-- authorities are searching for a 12-year-old boy who was swept out by waves at cowell ranch state beach n half moon bay. this is a picture of arunay pr

the trans alaska pipeline. and crossing the mighty brooks range of 1000 kilometer long mountain range that runs right across northern alaska. pathway along the route we had cold put little more than a gas station in the middle of the wilderness until the mid 1990 s. the dalton highway was closed to normal traffic anyone wanting to use it needed a special permit from the oil companies now truck drivers tell us they're encountering more and more tourists most come here in the winter to see the northern lights but they often underestimate the risks just beautiful as it is nice as it is it's not to me it's not worth it cause it's it is very dangerous you know and specially come i'm prepared just think about it you might have to walk you know 10 miles in this weather i thought people up here that got there and just have nothing no you know they have light jackets they have you know 10 issues and it's just not very smart it's tourists yeah pretty much. 'd 'd we drive further into the mountains there's been a lot of s

pauli murray is viewed as a hero to many in the trans rights movement. we will speak to the academy award-nominated filmmakers julie cohen and betsy west, plus dolores chandler, a trans writer and social worker who is featured in the film. >> we have been taught to believe people le uson' ist. but when i ce to knoand arn autauli mray, als az -- ias so azed. al, i was angryhat i fe in some ways i have been robbed of a part of my history. amy: pauli murray for the hour. all of that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. the united states reported another 4000 deaths from covid-19 thursday as a fast-spreading coronavirus variant first seen in south africa was detected in south carolina for the first time. daily u. infections have been on the decline after shattering world records earlier this month, but remain at extremely high levels of about 150,000 per day. disease experts worry new variants, coupled with fatigue over masks and social distancing, could lead to another surge in cases. here

and that is, in my view, going to be the single biggest challenge for the trans-atlantic community in the not just in the months, but in the years to come. my own -- just very briefly, my understanding, and tell me if i'm wrong, my understanding is that there is significant bipartisan agreement in washington that the sort of more confrontational position adopted by the trump administration vis-a-vis china was not wrong. and even joe biden, as i recall, said during the campaign i will be tough on china. well, if that's the american approach to china, the european approach at this moment is not quite there. we have seen a significant change in the way we think about china. we tended to think about china as a place where we can export, you know, a huge number of bmws and volkswagens, and that tended to be the extent of our strategic thought about china. that has changed, fortunately we are now even adopting papers in the e.u. about china as a systemic rival. not only as a partner, but as a systemic rival. so there's a change in language, there's a change in understanding. but i think mos

of gender and that i haven't considered the trans-perspective so from there i tried to interview somepeople who had written things about what i had gotten wrong, let's get together and you can tell me to my face rather than on twitter what you think i need to know and some pull complied and did that so it was those two things together, those disparate experiences that i wanted to synthesize into one big complicated book him. >> did you know you wanted to write a book about it or where you initially just exploring because you wanted to understand your daughter? >> guest: i'm always looking for a book idea, always wanted to write, i've written hundreds and hundreds of articles and i started a lot of nonfiction proposals but haven't finished and i did start this and stop at a bunch of times. i think whenever i get a book idea there are about 36 hours i think this is so brilliant and i'm so psyched about it and keep taking notes and typing into my phone or on a piece of paper and have all these notes and then our 37 i don't know. by our 48 this is not a book. >> you and i went through a l

phobias in the case of trans troops.e is a veneer put on top of that that the reason we have to discriminate is gays and lesbians and later transgendered troops undermine the military. you have the president of the united states making a claim about military readiness that was designed to shroud the motive that was grounded in intolerance. that is very dangerous for reasons we have discussed. when leaders and policymakers do not tell the truth about what they are doing. >> how much you see the repeal of don't ask don't tell as part of your legacy of public service in the white house? >> you know that my commitment to strengthen diversity, inclusion et cetera driven me since my early days of public service. this is really important to me. i want to emphasize as it is important to our country. not just to those service members and openly serve at the strength of o our military that core values of our country. i think that is what is most important. i think it's much of the change we still have left that lies ahead as speak

i would be 100% supportive of outlawing trans athletes if trans athlete won every single event they ever only ones we hear about is if they win. and they will tell you themselves, they lose just as much. >> lastly, one of biden's promises is ending the ban on transgender americans in the military, and a palm center study found, quote, president trump's order banning many transgender people from serving has eroded the military's ability to fight and win wars by narrowing its recruiting pool and lowering morale among transgender troops exempt from the policy. what kind of an effect do you think lifting this ban will have? >> it will mean that everyone who wants to serve can serve. transgender troops have been in the military for so long. it's just that many of them have not been able to come out. why would the military spend all the money, millions of dollars it spends on viagra, but not account for the very relatively comparatively small cost of transgender medical care. it's an outrage. >> and you mentioned athletes in the trans community. you write about the lgbtq community within the s

kron 4's will tran tracking it all down for us from the north bay. will where are you right now?hanks will. now we want to continue our team coverage of the wind damage.kron 4's sara stinson is live in san francisco.sara? thanks and take a look at this... this is new video from a kron 4 viewer showing a downed tree in san francisco's dog patch neighborhood.if you have wind damage in your area... we want to see it.your area... we want to see it.you can send us your photos or videos using the kron 4 app.all you have to do is tap the report-it tab. do is tap the all you have to do is tap the report-it tab. the strong winds is also causing power outages across the bay area. this is a map of the current outages from p-g-and-e. weather.weather.weather.(john) that's right ---gusting winds really fueled this fire when it erupted sunday..those have since died down... (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( james )( darya ) checking bay area weather before you head out the door.. weather.weather.weather.(john) (reyna)spots. bay bridge wb 80 is min from the maze to sf. san less then 30 min from 880 to

kron 4's will tran is in santa rosa to show us what is left behind. will? thanks will.ges across the bay area. this is a map of the current outages from p-g-and-e. happening today-- congress kicks off the first confirmation hearings later this morning for president- elect joe biden's cabinet nominations. this as preparations for tomorrow's inauguration continue. washington correspondent jessi turnure has more. make sure to tune into kron 4's inauguration day coverage this wednesday. the formal ceremony begins at 8-a-m and will conclude with the "celebrating america" concert at 5:30-p-m. still still ahead on the kron 4 morning news-- wednesday marks the beginning of a new era for women in american politics. how vice president-elect kamala harris' sorority sisters are responding .. plus-- two of the biggest jackpots in lottery history are getting even ábigger and one is up for as parents help their kids with distance learning -- many are forced to put their careers on hold. the sacrifice women are making-- to be there for her homeowners, learn how you can eliminate monthl

trans people can openly serve again it's just it's just another example of honoring the human rights that we all have and so suring that each person who wants to serve in the military and can do so in a way that they can fully be themselves is part of each of our human rights so it's another step in the right direction with more work to do. to me i'm going to give this one to you this is one of these from tandem makoto it is hard to move towards equality because many many still hold on to nationalism and sexists coaches and d.s. that is a giant giant question what will be your response to me. i think that that's the reality on most cases in the ground we still need to have information out there it's true we still don't have a voice and in some cases and not productive rights and even just their rights in general are not respected so they still work and i think that's one of the reasons why we're sitting around on this table to see how do we get to a level where we can actually address the inequities that exist how do we get to a point where we have. a deliberate understanding that wo

cal trans sending out a team to assess that damage today.don't know how long the highway will be closed. >> number three, if you are thinking about heading to lake tahoe this weekend, cal trans officials say just don't do it. interstate 80 reopened overnight, but chains are required because there is so much snow. >> number four, we're taking a live look right now at the bay bridge toll plaza, yes, that is it. the backup from the mitering lights, they came on at 6:42 this morning. >> number five, johnson & johnson says it is one dose vaccine is 85% effective at preventing severe disease. they hope to get fda authorization next month. >> number six, alameda county health officials say they are on board with the state's plan to get students back in the classroom. the pleasanton unified school district voted in favor of in person learning last night after parents and students held this rally pleading to go back. >> and number seven, if you were hoping to get russian river brewing's 2021 release of pliny the younger, you may have to wait. it sold

there were so many barriers that other trans folks had in the workplace. and so when i finished college, i moved out to san francisco in the hopes of finding a safer community. >> and also, i want to recognize our amazing trans advisory committee who advises our office as well as the mayor, so our transadvisory community members, if they could raise their hands and you could give a little love to them. [applause] >> thank you so much for your help. my leadership here at the office is engaging the mayor and leadership with our lgbt community. we also get to support, like, local policy and make sure that that is implemented, from all-gender bathrooms to making sure that there's lgbt data collection across the city. get to do a lot of great events in trans awareness month. >> transgender people really need representation in politics of all kinds, and i'm so grateful for clair farley because she represents us so intelligently. >> i would like to take a moment of silence to honor all those folks that nicky mentioned that we've lost this year. >> i came out when

after the check out in orbit, it was time for the ally, trans lunar injection. the burn of the s four v. engine to ascend apollo tend to the moon. >> roger to and you're good for the ally. it's looking as planned. >> that all? >> roger. we confirm. >> politan with a perfect burn was on its way to the moon. now the commanding service module separate from the s four v. and turned around to dock with the lunar module. for the first of many times, tom stafford turned on a small high resolution color television camera and show the people of earthy spectacular sites of outer space. apollo tentacle on all of those who had made and were making the conquest of the moon reality. we >> currently renovate ten feet away. >> roger. >> it's looking real's double, -- >> roger. be docked in a second i hope. >> roger. >> new senior looking good. it looks like you just stopped. >> i haven't fired yet. roger. >> snap snap and where there. >> roger. >> you're good to docket charlie. >> team we can read the numbers on the land docking. >> during the docking, apollo ten encountered it

maybe can do trans-atlantic travel but even not across the notion you write about it that way but you write about as finding and elsewhere as one of the ways and what does it mean to people who are hurting? to draw themselves together to move forward. >>. >> i was supposed to go to in stemple and to be trace baldwin steps and do that but as a critic of trump and no 11 --dash no 11 - - one in said we are always asking them and extracting from them and remember, i am writing to them with them in mind so this is how the chapter emerge. and did not like the word he described himself as a trans-atlantic commuter is not an exiled and how do i describe what he is doing to get the requisite distance from this place to say something about it and elsewhere came to mind. and to be honest, when you look at this extraordinary film from another place , there's a moment when he is standing on the balcony and he hear something and turns around and his brow is old and then his face explodes with laughter we have to find communities that allow us to laugh a full belly laugh and relationships that will

we believe it represents the best solution, high-speed cal tran, etc., on board. it is in close coordination with the tax project, as well as with the link 21 project. thank you. thank you director chang. let's go to the next item. >> internal programs and policy, this is an information item. >> chairman: all right. >> good morning, everyone. let me pull up the presentation. does everyone see my presentation? >> chairman: yes. >> thank you. cynthia fong, deputy director for finance and administration. this is an information item, as the clerk had mentioned. i think many of you may have heard about the city wide equities effort created by former supervisors fewer and brown. it is a means to address the history of structural and institutional racism in san francisco, in terms of san francisco's delivery of service to the public, and its own internal practices and systems. the office of racial equity has directed city departments to develop and implement a mandated racial equity action plan. while the transportation authority is not a city citydepartment, we have vol

we believe it represents the best solution, high-speed cal tran, etc., on board.ose coordination with the tax project, as well as with the link 21 project. thank you. thank you director chang. let's go to the next item. >> internal programs and policy, this is an information item. >> chairman: all right. >> good morning, everyone. let me pull up the presentation. does everyone see my presentation? >> chairman: yes. >> thank you. cynthia fong, deputy director for finance and administration. this is an information item, as the clerk had mentioned. i think many of you may have heard about the city wide equities effort created by former supervisors fewer and brown. it is a means to address the history of structural and institutional racism in san francisco, in terms of san francisco's delivery of service to the public, and its own internal practices and systems. the office of racial equity has directed city departments to develop and implement a mandated racial equity action plan. while the transportation authority is not a city citydepartment, we have volunteered to

the next morning we continue our northward journey towards the arctic ocean following the trans alaska pipeline the road is icy for hours we find our way across the brooks range which separates central alaska from the north slope region . at the northern foot of the brooks range lies the 2 lick field station scientists from around the world come here to research the changes in the arctic jed tim manages the station he says they now have mosquitoes and snakes that conserve the winter here that's something new there's no denying climate change is real. it's hard to argue with. that i have i'm kind of in a weird spot because i you know i'm surrounded by science i grew up around science but i'm also a little bit of a redneck you know i like to like to play and snow machines but it's hard to argue with you know with the research that i see in the glaciers that i see these disappearing firsthand. and you know just how much warmer are seasons are it's pretty obvious jeb says it's one thing that it's getting warmer but what will happen as a result of this will be the really big problem there's

allen tran, thank you very much. this reddit story may seem relatively new to the world but in just a few moments, columbia law professor made an exact prediction that this situation would unfold and he made the prediction more than a year ago. now, how does he predict it will end? he joins us in just a few minutes. >>> meantime, as the stocks at the center of the reddit army short squeeze companies get all the attention, what silently screaming stock buys are out there that investors may be missing even as we see a selloff here in the broader markets? to our floor show traders. kenny, give us the high quality names, one, two, three of them you see right now that have dropped to what you say or believe are very attractive levels. >> listen, i think there might be more to go but names that i like, bank of america. i like the financials. i have been saying that for a while. they have taken 13% out of bank of america, maybe a little more in the last half an hour but it's come right down, tested its trend line. it's supp

a live look at san francisco, trans america pyramid there. we are starting thy clear skier the north bay. you can see morning lows down to 40s and 50s as we kick off our thursday. through the afternoon with the sun, 63 in san francisco, 66

i know that president obama and vice president biden supported the trans-pacific partnership. unfortunately, that did not happen. my question is that i know china has come up with different it -- a different partnership in the region. i wanted to find out her thoughts on how that is going to effect president biden and her thoughts on the partnership as a whole. guest: great question. for listeners who do not remember, the trans-pacific partnership was intended to be a trade agreement with our asian partners. we in washington tend to think of the united states as an atlantic power, but we are a pacific power as well, from california to hawaii and beyond. we have strong interests and economic partnerships, extraordinarily important to americans' everyday lives. the trans-pacific partnership was aimed at reducing tariffs between all the countries in that. what happened was hillary clinton and donald trump expressed opposition to it when running for president in 2016. so we have seen a change in the national zeitgeist about these sorts of trading agreements. donald trump excoriate

they were talking whether or not you should be writing about your children on the internet and also trans kids were not the subject in the media. so i was naÏve and i first started to write that i have all these feelings about that. it just went out into the world it was never edited and it didn't cause a big star. here's my by my kid came home and said she was a tomboy. that was someone who liked short hair and sports. and all the time we had been watching her veer away from more traditional patterns the world had never come up and it was at that moment i said yes. we use that word all the time when i was little. those kids were the stars of all the tv shows that i watched and i have pictures of my friends and i were not tomboy's with short hair and little shorts with white piping and striped t-shirts all 100 percent unisex with all employees close in one happened when i looked around my kid was the only one like that. so the beginning was noticing that and the next part of that experience people very kindly asking does she want to change in the boys locker room? to she went to change pr

president-elect joe biden has promised to reinstate the obama era policy allowing trans-people to serve openly. soon all our greatest lgbt queue servicemembers and can again be open about who they are. it will send a message to the world that the united states is a country that prizes the quality. whether in baghdad, or berlin or washington dc, servicemembers , transform perceptions of our community and influence policies at home and abroad. thank you for joining us as we celebrate speaker nancy pelosi with the lgbtq history maker award for her work to repeal don't ask don't tell and for an insightful conversation about where we are and where we are headed. and of course, thank youto those who have served and are serving . >> this is congressman mark acosta. i am the only lgbtq chairman of a full standing committee of the house of representatives. the committee on veterans affairs. it's my distinct honor and privilege to send a message of congratulations to speaker nancy pelosi upon her receiving the inaugural lgbtq history makers award for her achievement and leadership in overturning

and what if tran wins the case it will create real hope because the 1st president bush because we had a lawyer valerie combat's also talked about it it will show that for actions that result in afraid to human life and damage the environment you will be held responsible see that she's even have a spot on this process for the 6th time what are they waiting for they're waiting for trent to be dad that the process will be completed. finally this hour disney is removing access to carting favorites fearing they could be criticized as insensitive to modern audiences saskia taylor looks at how far the rush not to offend could go. i was today years old when disney took a sledgehammer to my childhood memories having multan over for a few decades the family friendly entertainment giant has finally decided that peta pounds appropriating cultures like that going out of fashion dumbass friends are all racist and so were the aristocrats oh and if you want any of these films before you're 7 years old you will be too can we collectively see you disney for teaching us the wrong values when we were kid

even as we fight for inclusive moment we continue to enact trans Ãhetero patriarchy, abel is him andndermine our political and moral consistency. talk a little bit about this, because this chapter is really important in opening up where we end up in the block. talk a little about this. >> this is one of the chapters i wanted to have a critical assessment of where we are and smuggle in a little more hope than i might have done in some of the other chapters. i think there is a way that this book is more inclusive and inter-transactional than any movement i was a part of in my teens, 20s or 30s. the idea that black lives matter as a movement is something led by three black women. the idea that and created through black women, the idea that trans issues are on the table at all seemed almost unimaginable, in a mainstream black movement. there is a way i'm incredibly excited and energized by the conversations we are having. this movement is more inclusive and more intersectional, more progressive, much more interesting agenda politically than i think we've seen in a very long time. i think

and to be with a more unified response to the trans-atlantic community over the next decade. at the heart of our responsepo as we are here to discuss today. our c founding mission to shape the global future with our allies and partners in the trans-atlantic social initiative to address the most pressing issues facing the alliance such a broad range of challenges from the pandemic to these technologies not only building on the track record but for the alliance of a better purpose so to complement his own efforts to the initiative will hear more about in a moment the council launched this volume of essays which i encourage you to read each having a bold and original idea that offers on the u.s. congress and next-generation invoices it is an appeal to the alliance to be more self-evidently valuable to thehe security the volume is a testament to the idea critical to nato success to sustain public support to do that nato needs policy and messengers reflecting the priority so to highlight those innovative ideas following the reaction from the distinguished panel before we do that p

the uk will try to join a trans—pacific trade agreement with 11 countries as part of its post—brexitn. police clash with protesters in france as demonstrations continue against a controversial new security law. and up for the cup: fans celebrate in brazil after palmeiras win the copa libertadores. hello, welcome to the programme. the european commission is being criticised for a plan to restrict exports of coronavirus vaccines manufactured within the eu. it could affect some 100 countries worldwide, including the uk, the us, canada and australia. the world health organization is warning measures like this risk prolonging the pandemic. it says drugs should be prioritised and given to those most in need around the globe. a senior official told the bbc some countries should stop domestic immunisations once their health workers and vulnerable groups have been vaccinated, so that the roll—out can be carried out across the rest of the world. saad omer is associate dean of global health research at yale school of medicine. he told us why it's important that countries don'tjust focus on thei

we believe it represents the best solution, high-speed cal tran, etc., on board.ose coordination with the tax project, as well as with the link 21 project. thank you. thank you director chang. let's go to the next item. >> internal programs and policy, this is an information item. >> chairman: all right. >> good morning, everyone. let me pull up the presentation. does everyone see my presentation? >> chairman: yes. >> thank you. cynthia fong, deputy director for finance and administration. this is an information item, as the clerk had mentioned. i think many of you may have heard about the city wide equities effort created by former supervisors fewer and brown. it is a means to address the history of structural and institutional racism in san francisco, in terms of san francisco's delivery of service to the public, and its own internal practices and systems. the office of racial equity has directed city departments to develop and implement a mandated racial equity action plan. while the transportation authority is not a city citydepartment, we have volunteered to

to purge the president from their platforms with snap chat as the latest to issue a permanent ban trans business is over they are being targeted in the backlash by downstairs takes a closer look. undermining an elected president you don't like is called politics just how things are censoring him and denying the president a voice just plain petty that's that's what it's called and then to go after his business interests just out of spite that's out and out cancel culture the politically correct acceptable face of hatred here to announce that the city of new york is severing all contracts with the trump organization if a company in the leadership of their company is engaged in criminal activity that we have the right to sever the contract it's happening on every level local governments like new york which now has a problem with trump running the local carousels and ice rings business is also appointing him towards the door shutting down his online stores for example even the banks of bailing out ruling out future ties on troubled gallants worth millions we witnessed a president of the uni

you may have spawned this process for the 6th time what are they waiting for they're waiting for tran to be dead than the process will be completed . stories here at r.t. so do get in touch by following us on social media about the latest in 30 minutes. i was. playing 30. 6. times. because i was going on with smoke i don't like going to the moment and i don't know my schmidt's in columbus motion but if. it's something. put me in the middle of the base that is off the pedal some of the lineup a. few good things about that they can last a ways. to get a. little people. want to start it to those kids to shred the blue zones about another side of the side because. one of the stone in charge. of them if one wants.

message that it's ok to go ahead in certain sort of speech if you don't agree with the problem is that tran addressed to people and i did them to march on the capital. to his from former advisor to donald trump one of the president's closest allies that's rajah's stone who believes.

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tran who owns restaurants in oakland and emoryville called monster pha.e orders, tran started delivering produce to home bound seniors and left fresh vegetables to anyone who needed it. despite losing 75% of his business during the pandemic he's giving meals. >> we saw the struggle. we saw how hard it is to have a hot meal put on the table. and we're lucky enough and fortune enough to still be in business during this crazy time. we think it makes sense to help as much people as we can because we've been through it, we felt it and we don't want people to go through that either. >> tran worked with the currys' eat, return, play organization to give 24,000 meals to the community. >>> okay. anthony flores joins us now with sports. anthony, how about those warriors? steph gave the blazers a 60-piece, no biscuit, no sauce. >> where did you come up with that? great stuff. >> why are you laughing? is that not what happened? [ laughter ] >> not how i would put it, but that is what happened. whatever she said about the biscuit going in the basket, he scored 62 poin

have passed 400000 the final hours of trans frozen sea have been focused on a recorded farewell speech in which he outlined his legacy he also issued more than a 140 pardons and commutations including this man steve balun the former chief strategist was charged with duping thousands of tram donors and misusing the cash they provided. well surely will speak to diplomatic editor james bases on capitol hill but 1st to alan fischer in our washington bureau when alan is still in the early morning there but overnight a whole raft of pardons have come out how controversial is this going to be when people start to take it in. what we're now in the final hours of donald trump being in the white house if you look over my shoulder you can see just in the corner of the building the lights are on there the president is going to leave sometime after 8 o'clock is heading to joint air force base andrews just on the outskirts of washington d.c. world there will be a short military ceremony he will walk up the red carpet to air force one and head off to florida leaving behind some controversy over those

they say they're being unfairly targeted by the covid rules kron four's will tran is live in napa county with more on the lawsuit well. >>daria see right behind me this is part of the equipment at this one particular location is a quilt and company that's one of the restaurants that is suing. governor gavin newsome altogether about 50 restaurants in napa and sonoma counties, including tasting rooms and wineries they spent so much money collectively doing this following his orders for outdoor dining when things start to resume and they said they were just dedicated to making sure that everybody was safe and then all of a sudden on december 3rd napa county fell into the purple tier and outdoor dining was banned at that time and they say in essence the rug was pulled from underneath them and they're losing money as we speak and that is why they are suing governor gavin newsome claiming there is no scientific data that the governor has not shown any other restaurants, not just here but anywhere that covid-19 spreads faster outdoors and it does indoor say at the box stores and they point to t

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pleased what president biden has done so far and especially pleased about eliminating the prohibition on trans people from serving in the military. that also i think was a triumph for decency and justice and our country. some other initiatives that he took about contracting and this or that, it's amazing that we would even have to do such things, but we are particularly proud of the equality act because it is so comprehensive. and again, ending discrimination in the workplace and every other aspect of life, not only is good for the lgbtq community, for the whole society, but also the businesses that are the best, they should be hiring without any concern of complaint about this, the diversity they are introducing. that's why we think we will have strong bipartisan support. we think the business community will help us in the senate. one more. >> thank you. >> do you believe that -- you say reconciliation is a backstop, that you would rather have a bipartisan bill. rep. pelosi: always. >> it sounds like you are not optimistic that will happen. is that correct? rep. pelosi: we have to be ready. i

that ramp will be shut down as well as they wait on cal trans crews to arrive.ed to mop up that mess as well as clear this big rig out. that's a problem. also in the south bay 280 near winchester. both directions -- just a heads up there. things are starting to get busy onto 580. the pass, tracking brake lights. couple of things to look out for. flooding reported eastbound 4 near solano way that. will affect the drive in the two left lanes. stick to the right if you can. traveling through that area. a live look here at the bay bridge. no metering lights. we are tracking a few brake lights on the upper deck but windy conditions are in effect there and we have some slick surfaces out there in that flooding we have been talking about. south 280. that left lane blocked due to flooding. we have reports of flooding eastbound 80 on 7th street, exit on that area. that will affect your drive toward the bay bridge. speaking of 80 i want to show you a live look of a depart of 80. this is in the sierra area. this is a live look from kovr. it's not recommended right now to t

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