Prizewinning and distinguish Foreign Correspondent and columnist for the Washington Post and friend, jim hoberman. Good to be here. And then to be the luckiest man i can say truthfully the gemini is fascinated i really didnt expect to read every word that was so vast and once i started i couldnt put it down. So in 2005 i know you did seven books. I did character and character assassination. That is it. It is a pleasure to work with the senatornd that they would do more. I find this strange to be talking about him i was really surprised to discover about the mccain family that he had western roots im a carpetbagger in arizona i grew up as a carpetbagger but i didnt realize that about john mccain was a carpetbagger when he ran for office. Talking smalltown mississippi and then to get the reaction. And john mccain seven forebears. And with the own personality so no doubt is derived from the personality of his father and grandfather in the position of mississippi mccain with that enthusias
My name is haben girma and i am a disability rights advocate, lawyer, speaker and author. My book is called haben girma the deaf blind woman who conquered harvard law. I haveimited vision and heing and i gre up in this world. I was born and raised in cafornia and am still living in california. Im talking to you from my living room. I dont actually work here. I work at the desk where i sat down to write m book. My deaf blindness is not what made life difficult. It was able is that made life difficult. This is the belief that disabled people are inferior compared to nondisabled people. Its not true. We are not inferior. But ableism keeps moving through society saying disabled people dont matter and therefore they dont make the services accessible, dont provide medical care and all kds of unfair biases. Wh i was younger i wasnt sure what to do. Do i just accept this inferior service . T over time, i learned to advocate. I started to demand inclusion and then i learned about the disabiliti
Died in their homes might never have been tested and then theres the cases that have not been counted cdc director doctor Robert Redfield tweeted earlier this month. Models predicting an increase in deaths in the coming weeks and a cumulative total exceeding 100,000 by june 1st. According to one of the cdc models that theyre highlighting the u. S. Tax will drop a levying about 11,000 and thats because many people are wearing masks, reporting live gayle ong kron 4 news. Tonight there are almost 13,000 confirmed covid19 cases in the bay area. Alameda county leads the local counties with more than 3,000 cases. But the virus has been deadlier in Santa Clara County where a 140 people have died. The complete breakdown by county is available on our website kron 4 dot com in San Francisco, a large number of covid19 deaths is among the citys Homeless Population, the department of Public Health reported 48 homeless deaths during the pandemic so far. Tonight, homeless advocacy groups are calling
Million cases in this country. Meanwhile, california now has more than 101,000 cases and more than 3800 people have died Santa Clara County has pretty much led the bay area in covid 9 cases since the pandemic started not every step but just about but now as restrictions are beginning to ease the county Health Officer is calling for caution santa clara, public Health Officer doctor sara cody told the board of supervisors tuesday. The state could be moving too fast at reopening she expressed concern that the latest 8 modifications are being made without a full understanding of the consequences of the previous around. Doctor cody was the first public Health Officer in the country to issue a shelterinplace order. In tonights virtual town hall representatives touched on the local state and federal response to coronavirus and they answered questions submitted online by viewers kron 4 small bellow joins us now live with the big take aways noel. And can the main thing that was repeated by most
Weeks with these alarming words much attention was given today to the White House Task force briefing fronsac has all the details on this shes been following the story so apparent tell us more about what the white house is message actually was so when all of the actual Coronavirus Task force its actually still going on right now and there were a couple of key points that President Donald Trump made but his big particular focus was on advances in a vaccine mascon medical supply shortages and Health Care Workers in particular calling them the true heroes on the front lines take a listen. And theyre going in there and theyre putting the outfits on of if putting their masks on and theyre its incredible its no its chilly its like no different than you watch the war movies you watch the old clips of war running uphill so its to me its the same thing. Men and women young and old but a lot of young people just going in there then at thinking about oh gee this is dangerous im not saying hello i