Vaccination goal but nearly a month late. 100 Million americans are still unvaccinated and Health Officials are warning that the situation will get worse. Were looking not, i believe to lock down, but were looking to some Pain And Suffering in the future because were seeing the cases go up which is why we keep saying over and over again the solution to this is get vaccinated and this would not be happening. To fight the Delta Variant Crisis some areas are taking steps backward reimplements Mask Mandates but not Vaccine Requirements. There is some companies like walmart and disney that announced requirements for many employees. For its part the White House seems a bit unsure of what to do. Theyre trying to walk a Balance Beam between reassuring the vaccinated that theyre safe, but sounding the alarm of everyone because Breakthrough Infections may be contributing to the dangerous serve of the unvaccinated. This is the moment to step aside from all of the Information And Disinformation pu
resolutions, calling on the governor to prioritize school workers for the covid-19 vaccine. they say, this will help to safely reopen schools and get students into the classroom. and we re asking the governor to stand up for the public school system. to stand up for educators, to stand up for california children and families, and to get kids back in school as quickly as possible. the fastest and easiest and safest way to do this and is to vaccinate all adults in the schools. supervisor rhonein and others say anyone who comes in contact with students, including teachers, school secretaries, janitors and bus drivers should be vaccinated as soon as possible. the number of available icu beds in california hospitals continues to drop. there are no icu beds available now in fresno county, kings county and moor didda county. closer to home in the south bay, the situation is worse than it was during the surge we saw in the spring and summer months. two of san jose s hospitals,
addition to the pandemic relief and fighting the coronavirus, what else should be a priority. republicans, one line, democrats, one line, independents and others,. one line you can also send us a text. include your name and where you are texting from. and onter, @cspanwj facebook. we will hear from a couple of members of congress later in the program. we will ask them both about the status of a potential pandemic relief bill. we will also show you some of the highlights from last night s cnn interview. first, a piece from page of washington journal using data from johns hopkins. the whole front page, if you go online, you will see the interactive map showing the spread of the virus across the country. the april 17 spring peak, july 25 at summer peak, the low point between the summer and fall of september 19. so far, in the fall, the fall peak to describe, two weeks in november, over 2 million cases. over 12 million cases. . the bottom line is how the surge engulfed. they wr
we re joined by law professor jonathan turley with analysis. jacqui heinrich gives us reaction from the white house. but we begin, first, with correspondent griff jenkins he is in wilmington, delaware tonight. hi, griff. good evening, gillian. the year s long investigation into the president s son will go on a little longer after a carefully planned plea agreement unraveled literally within a matter of hours. for now, hunter biden is pleading not guilty to misdemeanor tax charges after a federal charge refused to accept a plea deal he made weeks ago with justice department prosecutors. it followed confusion and conflict in a delaware federal courtroom as judge maryellen nor eick can a questioned felony charge possession of a firearm by a known drug user prosecutor had recommended two years of probation on a pre-trial diversion program. the judge questioned the constitutionality of that agreement saying it was unclear whether it protected hunter biden from future charges. si
up here? what s going on? every single week or every other week, it s crazy what is happening, and it s nerve-racking, obviously, for them. but for people, like me, who are sitting here watching and in the middle of this pandemic, we can t travel. you know? i know. we can t travel because, if we do travel, we ve got to quarantine in certain places. can t be on the air, so on and so forth. so, i haven t seen my mom in almost a year. haven t seen my family in almost a year. so, i just hope that everyone s okay down there. me, too. obviously, we say thoughts and prayers. but just as important is staying aware for the needs that are going to develop. that s how you show the manifestation of your thoughts and prayers. our brothers and sisters down there are going to need us. so people have to stay aware. you know why. my mom called me today, she was so mad at someone who came on your show and she thought disrespected you. and i said, mom, chris is okay. he s going to be fi