Shut down yet again. Good evening everyone, im frank somerville. Five of the bay areas nine counties have announced the new stayathome order, taking action before they reached the states 15 threshold for icu bed capacity. San francisco, contra costa, santa clara, and alameda counties will all be under the stayathome order by midnight tonight. The order in marin county starts on tuesday. So far at least san mateo, sonoma, and solano counties are not telling their residents they have to stay at home. Now under the order there will be no indoor or Outdoor Dining at restaurants. But takeout orders will still be allowed. Wineries and bars will also have to close, so will hair and nail salons. Officials are warning people not to gather outside of their own households during the holidays. Ktvu Jana Katsuyama here now with how people and Business Owners spent the final hours before the order goes into effect. Jana . Reporter frank, some of the businesses said they saw a last minute rush. Peopl
Testing . Expected to reach about 100 per test. We asked the California Department of health and human services, which says it expects to lean on Health Care Providers to pick up the bill. In gilroy, scott budman, nbc bay area news. Okay. Thank you, scott. So, now, lets talk about what they say is the Positivity Rate. Thats the percentage of people who test positive each day. State leaders rely heavily on this indicator to determine when theyre going to reopen or close down businesses. So lets look at this. Want to show you something in this. This line here represents the Positivity Rate for the state of california, and you can see its a dramatic increase. Two weeks ago we were at 5. 7. Of all people who took the test came back positive. But on sunday, 7. 4 tested positive. Thats almost a 2 jump and the governor has said consistently that he hopes the Positivity Rate will stay below 8 . Were getting close to that. The state drawing very close to that very important marker. Thats a big
Seven counties are on the watch list. Marin and contra costa counties are among those forced to close gyms and places of worship. Alameda county is expected to close those tomorrow. Businesses in Santa Clara County are experiencing reopening whiplash. Places like nail salons and hair salons were given the okay to open yesterday, but because santa clara landed back on the watch list, the businesses will have to close again tomorrow. Mary ann favro is in campbell, where some places are trying to see as many people as they can before tomorrow. Reporter here at the valley nail bar, the phone has been ringing off the hook, with people trying to get in a lastminute manipedi. The salon is booked, and the same thing is happening at hair salons. After four months, they welcomed back the first client to the salon in los gatos. Unfortunately, she will also be one of his last for a while, after the state ordered all salons and gyms in the county to shut down again tomorrow. For one of the south ba
Because of that, its a particularly good point in this course to talk about a big issue that goes throughout the civil war that we need to look at a e antebellum. The question is the United States constitution. One thing historians have been asking for generations about the constitution and the civil war area, a basic question is to what degree did the constitution shape the civil war area . What to what degree did it make political actors do certain things . Constrain them. Or guide their actions. On the flip side to what degree did the civil war era shape the constitution . Some of this is very clear in the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments. Changed the constitution. Also different views of the constitution. One of the things that people have looked at in looking back at the u. S. Constitution during the civil war era is how president s have interacted with the constitution. Have they followed it . Have they tried to defend it . Have they abridged the constitution . This shapes how many
Lets consider some major events. It was during his presidency that the socalled great sioux uprising, what we call the dakota war, occurred. It was drenched in blood as impoverished and hungry dakota waged war on settlers and faced the wrath of whites, who hunted down suspected culprits tried, convicted, and sentenced to death, 303 men. Lincoln commuted the sentence of most of these individuals but in the end, 38 were hung in what remains americas largest max mass execution. It was during the lincoln presidency that the navajo, or dine, as they call themselves, walkmade to endure a long hundreds of miles from their homeland to a new reservation in eastern new mexico. To convince the navajo, american soldiers burned crops, destroyed livestock, and sacked their homes. They suffered from a lack of food, diseases, and raids. It was during the lincoln presidency that one of the most atrocious episodes in u. S. Indian affairs occurred, and that was the massacre at cheyenne and eastern colora