Are 196 in Santa Clara County, the most in the bay area. San mateo county has 100 reported a San Francisco county with 76 contra costa with more than 40 and Alameda County with 35. Were also tracking the growing number of cases statewide the California Department of health released. New numbers tonight showing how cases really spiked each day this week we started with 3. 92 monday. And tonight there are more than 1200 cases statewide and this is attributed to ramped up testing this week Health Officials say. Are about 12,000 tests right now. Well, the results are pending. And today millions of californians stayed home from work and school after governor Gavin Newsome issued a statewide a stay at home order yesterday. Kron fours dan kerman explains how badly is this order hurting the economy. What the rest of california starting to experience San Francisco has been doing for 4 days and this is the result of the stay at home order empty streets and most stores shut down we can tolerate t
No you are a loser. Announcer its the late show with Stephen Colbert tonight, trolling trump. Plus stephen welcomes Kirsten Dunst, adam devine, and lee pace, featuring jon batiste and stay human. And now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, its Stephen Colbert cheers and applause theme song playing stephen hey whoo thank you welcome one and all in here, out there, to the late show. Im your host Stephen Colbert. cheers and applause you know what . You are such a good audience, lets start off with a fun y. Ory. There is a petition currently circulating here in new york city to rename the stretch of fifth avenue between 56th and 57th streets president barack obama avenue. cheers and applause jon wow, wow whoo yeah stephen i agree jon come on stephen yes, sir, yes, sir jon imniym into that stephen to make the honor complete, whenever a car tries to turn left, it will be blocked by mitch mcconnell. V piano riff laughter applause most importantly, that tiny stretch of
president, for example. how would trump know giuliani was drunk? i mean, does this seem like a drunk person to you? tony blinken or how is that guy a general? all the networks, wow. all the networks. whew. i know prince andrew is very questionable now. i never went out with him. ever. never had a drink with him. never was with a woman or a young girl with him. no, i m a functioning i m probably shut up. you are a [ bleep ]! all right, rudy, hold that thought. right? how do you know? what s the steering wheel? what is that? please let the story speak for itself. what was he doing? willie, i don t what was that? should have arrested him for a dui for that move, just all over the road. good lord. [ laughter ] it is one of those how did i miss these clips? the story will speak for itself, joe. yeah, but it s not like you can just sit there and go, bitcoin took a 15% i mean, willie, that s crazy, crazy stuff. when you see it all in one place,
Postworld war ii domestic scene. The last class we look at suburbanization, and today what i want the look at is cars in the postworld war ii era, and i especially want the look at the mavericks, maverick car designers and automakers, automakers who tried to establish independent companies outside the big three who thought outside the box, thought unconventionally. I want to look at their impact, what happened to them, their influence on the field of the postworld war ii auto industry. And, you know, if america had a symbol in the postworld war ii era, it would have to be the automobile. I mean, americans love their cars. Theyre big. Europeans even make fun of them. They call them yank tanks. And theres a reason that cars, american cars anyways are have the look and the shape and the size that they do. And a lot of it has to do with one automobile designer, one sort of maverick automobile designer, and i want to look at him today. And i want to start by sort of, in a nutshell is, looki
Scene. The last class we look at suburbanization, and today what i want the look at is cars in the postworld war ii era, and i especially want the look at the mavericks, maverick car designers and automakers, automakers who tried to establish independent companies outside the big three who thought outside the box, thought unconventionally. I want to look at their impact, what happened to them, their influence on the field of the postworld war ii auto industry. And, you know, if america had a symbol in the postworld war ii era, it would have to be the automobile. I mean, americans love their cars. Theyre big. Europeans even make fun of them. They call them yank tanks. And theres a reason that cars, american cars anyways are have the look and the shape and the size that they do. And a lot of it has to do with one automobile designer, one sort of maverick automobile designer, and i want to look at him today. And i want to start by sort of, in a nutshell is, looking at some of the reasons