And good evening. We start this hour with the breaking news that 250,000 people in the United States are now dead from the coronavirus. A quarter million americans. We cross that threshold, that horrible threshold, as deaths from the virus are rising rapidly. On tuesday, the u. S. Reported more than 1,700 dead. The highest reported deaths in a single day since may. 50,000 dead by april. 100,000, by may. 150,000, by july. 200,000, back in september. A quarter of a million, now, dead. And publichealth officials cannot speak with the incoming president to the United States, president elect joe biden. The only reason they cant speak to him is because the current president s baseless attempts to prove voter fraud. And behind those baseless attempts and lies is, probably, anger and shame at losing. Desperation to hold onto power. Maybe, fear. What life as a oneterm president will be like, outside the white house. Doesnt really matter what he thinks, what he feels. Its what hes doing. And he
Transition, despite the Trump Administrations road blockbloc. No recognition of the transition, and so far no cooperation between the biden team and the trump people. The three questions, how long will republicans allow the president to keep this up . How vulnerable is the u. S. Right now . And how does this look to the rest of the world . Its definitely way too early for this. Good morning. And welcome to way too early, the show that can definitely feel Ken Dilanians pain. Im kasie hunt, on this wednesday, november 11th, veterans day. Well start with the news, well start with President Trumps continued refusal to concede the election. And some coming out that joe biden may not have won after all. He did, spoiler. Until the Electoral College votes, anyone who is running for office can exhaust concerns about counting in any court of appropriate jurisdiction. At some point here, well find out, finally, who was certified in each of these states. The president wasnt defeated by huge number
This follows several of those aftershocks. You can see it on the seismograph. Now to meteorologist kari hall. She has been tracking the chance for rain. It was so great to see the rain coming through yesterday and in some spots its still continuing this morning but the roads may be wet as you head out. There may be puddles here and there. As we take a look at overall whats happening here a spotty shower or two as we go into the 6 00 or 7 00 hour and at times it may be heavy for just a few minutes before it moves on. You do want to keep that umbrella close by for that chance that you do still encounter rain. Most of us will be clearing out but could be another round of showers especially in the north bay going into this evening. While we get rain the sierra getting additional snow, looks good with the possibility of an additional three to seven inches. Well talk more about this and whats ahead coming up. Mike, youve been watching the impacts on the roads. You will have some slick roadwa
For making that effort. When i, until i became secretary of defense, i had never broken a bone or had a u surgery [laughter] february of 2008 i fell on the ice and broke this shoulder in three places. Ould ten months later putting a snowplow blade on a tractor, ir pulled a bicep tendon off this arm. My security guards quickly came to the conclusion that alqaeda was no risk to me atcae all compared to myself. [laughter] to me at all comparedo myself. [laughter] and before we start i would like to say that it is good to be back here at the senate and also to apologize to the audience on my right for not turning in your direction. But the result of a broken neck is somewhat limited mobility of my head. Well, that being said, lets get to your book. I found it a striking account duty gave what i would call a great thing. And you had a lot of help from the secretary of state, Hillary Clinton as you and other top members wrestled with the difficulties on the ground in afghanistan and i would
Who is a vietnam war veteran and retired New York Times correspondent and editor. Craig is the author of living with guns a liberals case for the Second Amendment. And sitting to his left is Daniel Webster who is the lead editor and contributor to a week called reducing gun violence in america informing policy with evidence and analysis. Daniel directs the Johns Hopkins center for gun policy and research. And farthest to my left is emily miller who is currently Senior Editor of the opinion pages at the Washington Times newspaper but will be starting this month as the chief investigate iive reporter at fox 5 news. Congratulations on your new job, sounds very exciting. [applause] emily is the author of the book, emily gets her gun, which is about the Current National political debate over gun control. She was awarded the clark [inaudible] award for investigative reporting from the institute on political journalism in 2012. A baltimore native, she is a cum laude graduate of georgetown uni