all, let s start off with one big news, piece of news for the bay area. three ucsf doctors have been named to president-elect biden s advisory council for covid pandemic policies. there are hundreds of jobs that the president-elect will need to fill, but the trump administration said today that they are not ready to acknowledge him as the winner. president-elect joe biden and vice president-elect kamala harris go straight to work with the transition team. they met by videoconference with the transition covid-19 advisory board. focusing on a key campaign promise. i will spare no effort to turn this pandemic around once we are sworn in on january 20. reporter: the bay area doctors from ucsf are part of the board. dr. david kessler, an epidemiologist and former fda commissioner is one of the cochairs. dr. robert you guess, are also board members. typically, they were closely with outgoing administration according to eric schindler, codirector of uc berkeley s institute of go
captioning funded by cbs good morning from the rocki lakes. there s a blizzard warning east colorado. it will bring heavy rain and travel. frigid temperatures will brace those in the east and the mid-atlantic. and advisories for delaware, parts of virginia and north carolina. the cold weather comes on the heels of a that killed at least seven people from coast to coast. and it s day 32 of the partial government shutdown. and 800,000 workers are set to miss another paycheck this week. senate republicans plan to vote on president trump s immigration proposal later this week. in an effort to end the shutdown, democrats are not going for it. marc liverman has the latest. good morning, since president trump announced the plan, as the partial government shutdown rolls on with no end in sight. the shutdown hopefully will not last long. reporter: that was president trump on twitter, just hours before the longest government shutdown in history began one month ago. yesterday,
that is the turf four the brand new season of the all-american concert series. this is week two. last week i was forced to miss, i was on assignment. not here. but we are park with parmalee. lawrence: and blanco brown. ainsley: they also sing carolina which is really popular song. lawrence: take my name. ainsley: they are great. lawrence: girl is mine. brian: i listen to the highway. i listen to the highway everyday. and my family wants to kill me. but there is not a day goes by where those songs aren t played. that s how popular and sustainable they re. lawrence: so you listen to the music. ainsley: and not fox news. brian: i go back and forth. sometimes i need a break. one more day on debt ceiling and my head is going to explode. i do this. i was somebody, when i first started this job we started with country music. wife are we doing country music? now is my favorite music. ainsley: what changed you why do you love it now? brian: i grew up and became
the start of the year. the county clerk of courts office could be back in one building. the clerk s office is split between the courthouse and the law-enforcement center. also known as the lec. county supervisors want to change that. live in studio with more on that. next what sort of time and are we looking after this move. the woodberry county clerk of courts offices are looking to be under one roof as soon as possible. this potential move would bring employees from the county s law enforcement center across the street to the historic courthouse. earlier today members of the woodberry county board of supervisors met with other county staff to discuss some of the logistics that would go with the move. at that meeting 30 district court administrator lisa mcneil told the supervisors this move would be best for the county. the word today is collaboration for trying to collaborate for the best possible outcome so we can have all of our clerk operations in the courthous
instead of encouraging a local solution. this bill a broadly regulated a manner that invites conflict and litigation. the governor is getting a measure he is a short assignment. it s a breakthrough for the states notoriously low teacher pay. at the the house and senate both approved a half% increase to the states sales tax to better find a teacher pay and better provide property tax relief. all the operations at the woodberry county clerk of courts office could is to be back in one building. currently the clerk s office a split between the courthouse of and the law enforcement center also known as the lec. supervisors want to change that. more on that. what to the timeline we are looking for for this move. the woodberry county clerk of courts offices are looking to be possible. this potential move would bring the employees from the county s law enforcement center across the street to the historic courthouse. earlier today members of the county board of supervisors met