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for more let's bring in david lee is political correspondent tuns france hands hello to you so we've been hearing the last couple of days that the incidence of coronavirus in germany has in fact now fallen below 100 per 100000 residents that's in a 7 day period for the 1st time in months so why is the government imposing this travel ban now. well the answer is fear fear of these new mutations of the virus that were discovered in brazil in south africa and in great britain we've just heard how effective hotel infectious these these variants are said to cause explosions of infections for instance in portugal before that in ireland but also in great britain and germany is very very scared that the success that it has had in the last few weeks with bringing down the infection rate is endangered by these new variants that's why these travel restrictions have been imposed now but we have to say this is in addition to travel restrictions that have been in place for weeks already everyone knows how difficult international travel has been in the last couple of months and that is also the case

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tuns of anti-abortion activists took part in the west coast walk for life. the annual event coincides with the anniversary of roe v. wade which legalized abortion. san francisco is one of the most liberal city ins the frsco city. and i think they need to be woken up with a seed of the opposing view. >> i believe in the progressive values of equality, non- violence. and non-discrimination. none of those are combat able with abortion. >>> coming up, massive edd delays. millions of jobless payments suspended. tonight, we catch up with one recipient whose luck turned around thank to the support of the community. >> i just felt that i really wanted to help this man to get through this tough time. >> and later in sports, there is no stopping him. tonight, warriors superstar steph curry is making nba history. >>> and we have a big lineup on the way for you. tomorrow starting with the afc championship game at 3:30. after the game, a special episode of fbi. that's followed by a special edition of kpix5 news at 8:00. the late, late show with james cordin. and a super

let's bring in david lee is political correspondent tuns france hands hello t. you so we've been hearing the last couple of days that the incidence of coronavirus in germany has in fact now fallen below $100.00 per 100000 residents that's in a 7 day period for the 1st time in months so why is the government imposing this travel ban now well the answer is fear fear of these new mutations of the virus that were discovered in brazil and south africa and in great britain we've just heard how effective how infectious these these variants are they are said to cause explosions of infections for instance in portugal before that in ireland but also in great britain and germany is very very scared that the success that it has had in the last few weeks with bringing down the infection rate is endangered by these new variants that's why these travel restrictions have been imposed now but we have to say this is in addition to travel restrictions that have been in place for weeks already everyone knows how difficult international travel has been in the last couple of months a

around the corner by the time we get into all of 2021 we could be approaching some level of normality tuns out though the very thing they said would quite literally set us free the vaccine is cool top end its own trauma president trump health experts in operation warp speed hope to have 20000000 americans vaccinated by now but things are going slower than 1st thought there is now growing frustration building over the slow roll out of the corona virus vaccines across the u.s. there's only a small percentage of the vaccine that's been distributed by the federal government that has actually been administered the massive vaccination campaign against the coronavirus in the u.s. has gotten off to a slower start. very slower start there's no way we can speed this up in the near term 14000000 doses of the fine and madonna fight scenes have been distributed across america but fewer than 3000000 have been administered it why well donald trump says he's done his job but states aren't doing that. the federal government has distributed the vaccines to the states now it is up to the states to administer

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around the corner by the time we get into all of 2021 we could be approaching some level of normality tuns out though the very thing they said would quite literally set us free the fact scene is cool top in its own trauma president health experts in operation warp speed hope to have 20000000 americans vaccinated by now but things are going slower than 1st thought there is now growing frustration building over the slow rollout of the coronavirus vaccines across the u.s. there's only a small percentage of the vaccine that's been distributed by the federal government that has actually been administered the massive vaccination campaign against the coronavirus in the u.s. has gotten off to a slower start. very slower start there's no way we can speed this up in the near term 14000000 doses of the fine and madonna fight scenes have been distributed across america but fewer than 3000000 have been administered it why well donald trump says he's done his job but states aren't doing that. the federal government has distributed the vaccines to the states now it is up to the states to administer get m

tuns and then you can be yourself in the moment when dancing vote no matter how you dress up others will not discriminate against you and i think this is very good it lets me enjoy being myself very much. for dykey and his students that's gained a new importance since last year when will han endured a grueling 76 day lockdown and experienced china's heaviest death toll from coded 19. it's insane. during the pandemic a few of my friends and i would practice with each other online in our beds we would start doing vogue in bed we could only practice from a distance because during that time everyone was at home and could not go out. to ikea and his crew shot a promotional video for vogue to popularize in china the dance that's become a part of their identity. they say the experience of the pandemic has taught them some valuable lessons in was just eating. just now after the pandemic i feel vogue dancing has given me a lot of emotional support because it made me realize that we need to seize every minute every 2nd to be who we are true to you that we have to cherish ourselves and live a more

tuns in the new can be yourself in the moment when dancing no matter how you dress up others will not discriminate against you it i think this is very good it lets me enjoy being myself very much. for dykey and his students that's gained a new importance since last year when will han endured a grueling 76 day lockdown and experience china's heaviest death toll from coded 19. during the pandemic a few of my friends and i would practice with each other online in our bed we would start doing vogue. we could only practice from a distance because during that time everyone was at home. and could not go out. to ikea and his crew shot a promotional video for vogue to popularize in china the dance that's become a part of their identity. they say the experience of the pandemic has taught them some valuable lessons. just eating which is just now after the pandemic i feel vogue dancing has given me a lot of emotional support because it made me realize that we need to seize every minute and every 2nd to be who we are true to you that we have to cherish ourselves and live a more fulfilling life i s

around the corner by the time we get into all of 2021 we could be approaching some level of normality tuns out though the very thing they said would quite literally set us free the fact scene is cool top in it's own trauma president health experts in operation warp speed hope to have 20000000 americans vaccinated by now but things are going slower than 1st thought there is now growing frustration building over the slow rollout of the coronavirus vaccines across the u.s. there's only a small percentage of the vaccine that's been distributed by the federal government that has actually been administered the massive vaccination campaign against the coronavirus in the u.s. has gotten off to a slower start. very slower start there's no way we can speed this up in the near term 14000000 doses of the fine and madonna fight scenes have been distributed across america but fewer than 3000000 have been administered it why well donald trump says he's done his job but states aren't doing that. the federal government has distributed the vaccines to the states now it is up to the states to administer get

this is going to be an tun for the -- opportunity for president-elect biden to show what he thinks the tone of america ought to be. >> the best ones, the most effective ones are the ones in which the new president points forward and talks about his agenda, not in great specificity but more of a thematic speech but clearly and point forward. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. ♪ >> you're catching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. c-span was created by america's table television companies in 1979. today we're brought to you by these television companies who provide c-span to viewers as a public service. president elect joe biden has said his primary focus when he's in office will be the covid-19 pandemic. two members of his advisory board

stay tun >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily social distancing show.", producer and philanthropist pharrell williams. we talked about his new nonprofit initiative to help entrepreneurs of color and how he's been working to get mark a brand-new holiday. pharrell williams welcome to "the daily social distancing show." >> thank you, and happy social distancing to you. >> trevor: thank you very much, my friend. this has been quite the year for many human beings, argue arguabe worst year for many and for some a year many have written off. pharrell williams isn't one of the people. you said i know it's 2020, i'm going to stay at home as much as i can but i'm going to do things. and you have. you have a any skin line, podcast and a podcast network. you've got new music you're working on, then we've got some initiatives that are probably going to change the face of how corporate america works. so let's start with the most important one -- rihanna's new album. i know everyone's waiting for the vaccine, but the other half to have the country is waiting for rihann

cuz you know three weeks later they are going to escape through a tun theal they built out from under their cage. there will be a note saying no zoo keeper alive can hold me. yeah, you see some people with would think that the colombian hippos are going to sound colombias but hippos are from africa so i like to keep the jokes authentic. i have to say though overreproduction is the most bad ass reason tor be exterminated. when is the last time you had so much sex that the government had to step in. the good news is there is an easier solution for this problem. just release some meth gators to deal with the cocaine hippos and to deal with the meth gators release the molly cobra, and then release the straight edge tigers, they don't do cocaine because the real thrill is go being in control. here is a question i have though, i have always want wondered, what is the deal with drug dealers and animals. the higher you go up the ladder, the crazier your pet has to be. dino on the corner has a fish tank, the drug lord hippos, i bet that family that invented oxy has a t rex chained up in the ba

enforcement officers are utilizing-- utilizing more and more expensive military gather, cahoots save a tunto the local police's annual budget of 90 million, cahoots costs about $2 million, around 2 percent of the police budget but cahoots responds to almost 20% of the emergency calls. what is a typical cahoots call look like? >> it is really about need meeting people where they are and helping them get to a space that is maybe safer, we started talk on the side of the road, its annoysy and are you overwhelm. let's have a seat in the back of van. >> fla is kidnapping, that is kidnapping. >> not if they choose to. >> respect nee, that is kidnapping. >> i do promise people snacks if they get in. >> what kind of. >> granola bar, some water. we will have clothe, tents, sleeping bags. >> you had me at snacks am i'm a 40 year old man, i will get in the van, for some snacks. but besides granola bars they have one big secret weapon, just being chill. using a technique they call deescalation. >> deescalation is a practice where you are encountering somebody who is escalateed and you help them get to

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in kansas, they stormed the row tun dpa at their state capitol and said they'd be back and armed this weekend. the washington governor's residence had its gates broken down and the grounds stormed by armed men. state police were on the scene there. they chose not to arrest any of those people, even after they broke down the gates, because any didn't want to upset anybody. the pipe bombs found outside the headquarters of the rnc and the dnc in washington were both reportedly real bombs. they were not hoax devices. they were operable pipe bombs capable of causing, quote, great harm according to the capitol police bomb squad. one of the lawyers who filed pro-trump lawsuits after the election in the state of georgia is now calling for vice president mike pence to be the first one before the firing squad. if the point of authoritarian seizure is to get rid of democratic norms and restrictions so that the country isn't governed by them anymore, so that leaders aren't restrained by them anymore, to clear the way for the claiming and indefinite holding of power sheerly by force, what about ye

the domestic flight disappeared from radar as 4 minutes into its trip to pontiac in west kind of an tun province a flight tracking website says the boeing 737500 dropped more than $3000.00 each as in less than a minute before it's believed to have crashed jessica washington has more from jakarta apple it. what we know so far is that just minutes after takeoff just 4 minutes in fact this plane from soup to airport indonesia's main airport. lost contact and authorities have just confirmed that while one side of the plane was heading in a northwesterly direction the air traffic control authorities here in jakarta attempted to make contact with the crews however by that point the plane was already off the radar what we know for what one has just been confirmed is that at least $62.00 individuals were on board the plane including 7 children and 3 infants now authorities in the 1000 islands which are a chain of islands just north of jakarta very close to the capital city believe that they have found debris from the plane the military has sent in reinforcements including helicopters and milita

mcgovern: i don't want to belabor this point, i am tunned that after all that has happened that we can't get a definitive answer -- mr. jordan: mr. chairman. i said that joe biden won the election, but there were problems with how it was done. i think in an unconstitutional fashion in the states we objected to. i would also point out -- mr. mcgovern: people came here -- mr. jordan: you disagree with what justice ginsburg said? [talking simultaneously] mr. mcgovern: people came here, mr. jordan, because they believed the lie that the president and many people in this chamber perpetrated that this election was not run in a fair and square fashion. and to the president to this day continues to perpetrate the lie that he won this election by a landslide. you want to talk about healing, the people who came here thought the president was telling the truth. thought many of you who were backing him up were telling the truth and it ended up in this terrible ordeal which five people lost their lives. mr. jordan: did you object in 2017, on january 6? mr. mcgovern: i didn't say the election was stol

she is saying look, we've made hit the w it'ee to let's keep ait and see if wet tohe e tun where ny cktur further on, but only time and a good vaccination not just planned but actual vaccination program will get us a long way. >> all right. sounds like we need a little bit of luck too. all right, phil, thank you so much. of course you can read phil's column in "the san francisco chronicle" on sundays and wednesdays. thanks, phil. >>> well, the rain is falling. the question, will it be enough to get california out of the drought? that's next. >> i'm spencer christian. yes, the rain continues falling. it's still heavy in some spots. i'll give you a closer look at the drying coming our way when i come b where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto is a heart failure medicine prescribed by most cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart so it may not work as well. entresto helps improve your heart's a

address this israeli impunity does not hold israel to account is bury unlike to make any progress in tunninge corner and heading us in the direction of 2 states for a what about iran finally how much of a concern is there about the us rejoining the j p c o a the nuclear deal because there are reports the u.s. has already been talking to iran for up to 3 weeks. well irrespective of the veracity or otherwise of those reports we don't need substantiate reports to know that the commitment of the biden administration is to get the nuclear deal back on track all the key figures. who are in the national security foreign policy space were part of that successful effort under obama the truth is that the trump policy failed. iran was not brought to its knees iran has continued with its policies and the trump approach was also a product plot of a regional a broader regional efforts to escalate and to try and bring to a conclusion an axis in the middle east and a victory for the axis that failed the israelis prefer to stick to that failed policy i think they're going to all this issue unlike on the pale

tuns government is tightening coronavirus restrictions off the shop spike in infections the country had been viewed as a success story in containing the virus with any 65 deaths but it's now contending with a 2nd and stronger way as scott high reports. it's not the way thailand wanted to start the new year since mid january the country has seen a steady increase in new locally transmitted covert cases of all going into a full fledged 2nd wave this after no new local cases for months but on monday a milestone was reached the highest number of daily cases since the start of the pandemic more than 740 as the last few weeks most of the cases are tied to an outbreak in some province it's believed to have been brought in by migrant workers in the large seafood industry in the province while thailand was the 1st country outside china to register a locally transmitted covert case it has been successful in preventing a major outbreak heavy restrictions on foreign arrivals in mandatory to eat corn teen help that the 2nd wave has the government concerned responding quickly with restrictions and a

speak slowly and clearly and tun down the volumes. that concludes my announcements. >> thank you, madam clerk. next item. >> item 2. chair's report. information item. >> great. well, folbes last -- fellings last week -- folks last week we celebrated the inauguration of president biden and vice president harris. this is our first authority meeting under the new administration. i know we are all excited. i was excited to see the executive order to rejoin paris climate accord it will depend on shifting away from fossil fuels. it is great to have a partner in that project. i want to note that the president's $1.9 trillion covid relief includes $20 billion for transit on the hardest hit agencies. $25 billion under the cares act and $14 billion in december of which $982 million in transit relief funds will come to the bay area. so far we have received $374 million in cares funds. tomorrow we believe they will receive the first install meant of $44 million and bart $144 million from the december amount. i was pleased to hear the confirmation

speak slowly and clearly and tun down the volumes.des my announcements. >> thank you, madam clerk. next item. >> item 2. chair's report. information item. >> great. well, folbes last -- fellings last week -- folks last week we celebrated the inauguration of president biden and vice president harris. this is our first authority meeting under the new administration. i know we are all excited. i was excited to see the executive order to rejoin paris climate accord it will depend on shifting away from fossil fuels. it is great to have a partner in that project. i want to note that the president's $1.9 trillion covid relief includes $20 billion for transit on the hardest hit agencies. $25 billion under the cares act and $14 billion in december of which $982 million in transit relief funds will come to the bay area. so far we have received $374 million in cares funds. tomorrow we believe they will receive the first install meant of $44 million and bart $144 million from the december amount. i was pleased to hear the confirmation hearing inv

speak slowly and clearly and tun down the volumes.des my announcements. >> thank you, madam clerk. next item. >> item 2. chair's report. information item. >> great. well, folbes last -- fellings last week -- folks last week we celebrated the inauguration of president biden and vice president harris. this is our first authority meeting under the new administration. i know we are all excited. i was excited to see the executive order to rejoin paris climate accord it will depend on shifting away from fossil fuels. it is great to have a partner in that project. i want to note that the president's $1.9 trillion covid relief includes $20 billion for transit on the hardest hit agencies. $25 billion under the cares act and $14 billion in december of which $982 million in transit relief funds will come to the bay area. so far we have received $374 million in cares funds. tomorrow we believe they will receive the first install meant of $44 million and bart $144 million from the december amount. i was pleased to hear the confirmation hearing inv

part of this work and i am thankful that our first five and just all of our folks working together tuns importance of the f.r.c. network. i think this is the start of something very positive. i support having further discussion, president yee, and just want to say that i do appreciate both drexs toer and everyone for working hard on this. our earlichild hood network depends on these resources. >> thank you, supervisor. so i think we've heard a lot today and i think we learned a lot about the first release of these funds. i just wanted to emphasize that the prop c funds on budget and finance committee reserve total $273 million and fiscal year 2021f this proposed release of funds were to be approved, $241 million would still remain on the budget and finance committee reserve for fiscal year 20-2021. and going forward, the controller says that it will be $871 million in fiscal 2020-2021 and [inaudible] in fiscal year 2021-2022 and in 2022-2023. >> so, i wanted to also thank president yee for bringing this -- seeing the issue of subplanting, i think, to the forefront of this conversation.