Justification for violence. As joe biden prepares to take office, facing unprecedented challenges. The Vice President elect and i will do our best to meet all the expectations you have for the country. Three days from the inauguration, the capitol an armed camp. The country on edge. There have been domestic terror threats against state capitals all over the United States. We cover it all this morning on this week. Good morning, and welcome to this week. Insurrection, impeachment, inauguration. Three wednesdays, three weeks unlike any others in american history, and in just three days, joseph biden will take the oath of office, address an america in crisis. Plagued by a pandemic, economic hardship, deeply divided, reeling from the most dramatic act of domestic terrorism our country has ever seen. All inspired by the president leaving office. As we come on the air this morning, there are more u. S. Troops protecting the capitol than in iraq, afghanistan, syria and somalia combined. Where
County is at 85 capacity tonight, Health Leaders in Santa Clara County say only 50 icu beds remain in the county of more than 2 Million People. Kron fours Jonathan Mccall is live tonight in san jose with the dire warning Health Leaders are stressing tonight. Jonathan. Can things critical levels here in Santa Clara County Officials Say that 62 people were brought to hospitals here in the county in the past 24 hours to be treated for covid19. They expect that single day total to top more than a 100 hostitalizations sometime very soon but theyre worried that when that does happen they wont have the bets necessary to treat them all. We are very concerned about their Health Care Systems capacity Santa Clara County Health Leaders are sending out an s o s as covid cases continue to climb. Monday the county said yet another single daily record with just under 1500 new cases as covid cases continue to soar hospital beds are quickly filling up the countys icu bed availability is down to just 15
Carrying bags of clothing and sneakers out of the westfield mall will be able to do it for much longer San Francisco city Officials Say indoor malls need to close up once again to curb coronavirus search what can we really do like everything is going to close down england back up in corona still going to be here at the end of the day from. Its like. I mean i just feel like you know keep everything up and i want everything up with the restriction on indoor malls will for now be indefinite with this in mind some shoppers wanted to get their fill before their Favorite Stores close their doors. I called them and they told me on monday thought i had to come in a rush, you know Marcos Rodriguez says of course theres Online Shopping but theres nothing like actually getting to try things on or at least seeing the latest styles in person i did way better than you know comey also made sure to leave with a bag full of deals, although she thinks the city is making the right call by closing the mal
Other 48 bookstores in book row shutteredded. The store was then passed on to my late father, fred bass, who grew the store to a scale and popularity he never thought was possible. Now im the owner, and some critics said as a woman its hard, going to be hard to run the store, and id get wiped out by, in this digital age. Right, ha. [laughter] so i want to thank you and the book Loving Community in this audience for helping us not only survive are, but thrive through the agings. [applause] so its impossible to realize tonights book, watergate girl, without drawing parallels to todays headlines. At the crossroads of the watergate scandal and womans d the Womans Movement stood a lawyer barely 30 years old and the only woman on the team that prosecuted the highest ranking white house official. Amidst a failing marriage, having her house robbed and her privacy invaded, he fought to receive the. Respect afforded her male counterpartses. Tonights author, Jill Winebanks, is an msnbc analyst wh
Good evening, everyone. Im just so so glad here tonight. Im going to say a few words about the strand before i welcome tonights guest. For a moment of history, the strand was founded 93 years ago by my grandfather, benjamin bass [applause] he founded the store in an area that was known as book row along Fourth Avenue just around the corner from here. It was the storm of the depression, and he defied the odds by surviving while all the other 48 bookstores in book row shutteredded. The store was then passed on to my late father, fred bass, who grew the store to a scale and popularity he never thought was possible. Now im the owner, and some critics said as a woman its hard, going to be hard to run the store, and id get wiped out by, in this digital age. Right, ha. [laughter] so i want to thank you and the book Loving Community in this audience for helping us not only survive are, but thrive through the agings. [applause] so its impossible to realize tonights book, watergate girl, without