14 at half moon bay. The daytime highs, in the upper 50s to low to mid60ss. We are looking at as we head through the next few hours. The ride out of the east bay. You have a few brake lights. Taking a look at traffic. Its the usual stuff as you work in to the pass with the slow and go ride. Chp working on this crash southbound 280. We have four lanes shut down right now. They havent issued a traffic alert. Traffic is still a little slow as you approach the scene. Once past that you are moving at a much better speed. The problem is that a vehicle hit a tree, that tree fell there to the roadway and then two other vehicles hit the tree and debris. Causing a bit of a problem. South 280. We will watch that. Cases rising around the country, california, the state recorded more than 13,000 new cases monday night. Yesterday the governor pulled an emergency break on reopening. That means marin, San Francisco and san mateo are all sliding back in to the red. What that means and when the roll back
Bill despite talks on capitol hill last week. Senate Majority Leader Mitch Mcconnell says lawmakers will be given 24 24 hours notice to return to capitol hill to vote if a deal is reached. The presiding officer the senate will come to order. The chaplain will lead the senate in prayer. The chaplain let us pray. O god our refuge and strength, give us reverence for your greatness. Guide our senators around the pitfalls of their work, enabling them to have hearts sustained by your peace. May they surrender their will to you, as they trust you to guide their lives. Lord, give them the wisdom to receive your reproof with the understanding that you chastise those whom you love for their good. Make their lives productive for the glory of your name. Mighty god, protect the oppressed and helpless, preserving them from evil. We pray in your great name, amen. The presiding officer join me in reciting the pledge. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of america, and to the republic
It is entitled covid19 and federalism. John is a fellow at the Hoover Institution and served in all three branches of government, including the u. S. Department of justice, Senate Judiciary committee, and Supreme Court. Prof. Yoo thanks for tuning in. I can see you on the others of the zoom. Sometimes that can lead to very disturbing images. Here, in terms of you guys, i cant call on you either if you have questions, so we benefit from the new world we live in. Many appreciate that you cant see them. [laughter] i want to kick this off by jumping in the middle of the federalism debate. Federalism is about division of authority amongst different political leaders at different levels. We have seen some governors be aggressive in embracing shelterinplace and stayathome orders to flatten the curve. Other governors have been more open, arguing the local conditions didnt warrant it. Governors who adopted rigorous shutdown policies have been confronted by their citizens and city and local lead
Unfortunate i cant in terms of you guys, i can call on you either if i have questions, so we both benefit from this new world we live in. Good. John, shall we appreciate you being here and many of them im sure appreciate you cant see them. I want to kick this off a jumper in the middle of this federalism debate. Federalism is about the division of authority amongst different lytic leaders at different levels. We have seen some governors be very aggressive in embracing shelter in place and stay at home orders to flatten the curve. Other governors have been more open, arguing the local conditions didnt warn what they did. Governors with were adopted vey rigorous shutdown policies have often been confronted by their citizens and city and local leaders with their authority. And overlaying it all is the federal government who have done some things to complement and sometimes to compete with what the local officials are doing. My good buddy steve and i talk with us a lot and his take on this
Federalism. John is a fellow at the Hoover Institution and served in all three branches of government, including the u. S. Primitive justice, Senate Judiciary department of justice, Senate Judiciary committee, and Supreme Court. Prof. Yoo thanks for tuning in. I can see you on the others of the zoom. Sometimes that can lead to very disturbing images. Guys, i terms of you cant call on you either if you have questions, so we benefit from the new world we live in. Appreciate that you cant see them. [laughter] i want to kick this off by jumping in the middle of the federalism debate. Federalism is about division of authority amongst different political leaders at different levels. We have seen some governors be aggressive in embracing shelterinplace and stayathome orders to flatten the curve. Other governors have been more open, arguing the local conditions didnt warrant it. Governors who adopted rigorous shutdown policies have been confronted by their citizens and city and local leaders.