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you want to truth? here s the truth. we ve got a long way to go with this pandemic. it s not going to be over soon. our fall is going to be screwed up, and there is fault in that. we made ourselves sick. it is our denial, it is our division. wear a mask. no. cases and deaths skyrocket. take the vaccine. waves of people do. the virus abates. but then rebounds. why? because there was a population that refused to get it. variants came as predicted. cases go again, up, up, up, forcing what? what they re telling us now. now it s a different form of the virus. things changed. it s how science work, right? facts, analysis, knowledge. now you ve got to maskup. so, the same people who refused the vaccine and refused the mask before it are now refusing to mask again. now, here s where i m about to qualify my statement because i know i know what you re doing right now. i know you re rolling your heads, what are you talking at me for? i know. there is a new we. they are the vac ....
the top advisor. i am not worried. i get things done. i do not worry about things. i do what i have to do. it is the second time. someone with close ties has tested positive for the virus. good evening. thank you so much for joining us. yesterday it was the president valley. today the vice president spokesperson. tonight there was word that a assistant also has a confirmed case of the coronavirus. live coverage. she has the white house response to all of this. president trump said both he and the vice president were tested today. those test came back negative. the chief of staff said they re implementing new precautions in white house that has not always follow the cdc guidelines. the coronavirus has now been found in 2 staff members. on friday, the vice president is 25-year-old how secretary tested positive. she is a wonderful young woman. she tested very good for a long period of time. then all of a sudden today she tested positive. she is the wife of ste ....
be making announcements on a consistent basis over the next few weeks, moving everybody into this next phase. i know there is deep anxiety, people are feeling a desire to reopen. again, all of this is based on the six indicators. counties are not yet ready to ease restrictions for non-it essential businesses. marin, san francisco san mateo, santa clara, alameda and contra costa counties. those that are allowed to reopen it s not business as usual. they area stows stores were limited to curbside service. employers taking extra precaution to keep customers and workers safe. at this cottage gifts in montecito center it feels like a brand-new day. this criteria to open up curbside service, shoppers select a gift and the owner rings then up. i have my door open, a table up front to keep people from coming in the store but it feels like i m open. it s wonderful to see my customers again. customers seem equally happy and relieved. we worry about the economy. especial ....
amanda: good evening. welcome to the hudson library historical society. we are so happy you are here for the event. i am amanda flower, one of the here, andlibrarians tonight we are honored to welcome howard means to discuss kentew book 67 shots: state and the end of american innocence. campus,state s main only 10 miles from here, where the shooting took place. we are very excited to have this program of national and local interest. mr. means is a editor at the washingtonian, author and co-author of 10 books, including andrew johnson and the 45 days that changed the nation, johnny appleseed: the man, the myth, an american story, and the first biography on colin powell. please join me in welcoming mr. means. [applause] means: i also wrote 67 shots. [laughter] thank you, amanda. veryaa herself is also a accomplished novelist in detective, mystery stories, won an agatha christie award. but you are stuck with me instead. i talked with a number of people who were at ....
tonight. also this evening, abc news showing the death of an inmate in custody, held down for 12 minutes by deputies and staff at a hospital in virginia. he is seen handcuffed and wearing leg irons, pros cue or thes say unable to breathe. we re tracking this new and dangerous flooding rains,co winding gusti more than 80 miles per hour, from the west to texas, tennes up into the noashet.ht tonight, the massive strike shutting down the nation s second-largest school district. more than 30,000 staff members, including school aides, bus drivers, catch tier ya workers, and custodians walking off the job in los angeles. tonight, a reality check here. what they re earning and what they say they need just to pay the bills. kayna whitworth with workers who are parents, too. vladimir putin and china s president xi on the world stage. what they declared today. tom sue fbi burr ridge in key. the race for president back here at home. and tonight, the new interview. what flor ....