i rise today to talk a little bit about what's happening in nevada. last week i had the opportunity to be home, and i went to one of our mobile food banks in east las vegas just before thanksgiving. ms. cortez masto: a mobile food bank is one of our food pantries throughout nevada and this one is run by three square. i arrived around 8:00 a.m. in the morning to a line of cars waiting at the site. and that line sometimes gets so long, police have to direct traffic around it. literally, they lined up at 3:00 a.m. the food pantry doesn't even open until 7:00 or 8:00 in the morning, but they remember there at 3 -- but they were there at 3:00 a.m. around the block in their cars to stay safe from the covid-19 pandemic. but there were over 350 of them throughout that morning, and that is not unusual with what's happening in nevada right now. that is not unusual, and it should be. but because this pandemic has hit nevada and so many states so hard, we are seeing the consequences of inaction by this body in the senate. you know, as i got there that morning, i

i rise today to talk a little bit about what'sbo happening in nevada. last week i had the opportunity to be home and i went to one of our food banks in east las vegas just before thanksgiving. the mobile food bank is one of the food pantries throughout thr state of nevada and this particular one is run by three square. i arrived around 8 a.m. in the morning to a line of cars waiting at the site and sometimes it gets so long the police have to direct traffic around it. they line up at 3 a.m. the food pantry doesn't even open until seven or eight in the morning but they were there at y safe from the pandemic. but there were over 350 of them throughout that morning and that is not unusual with what's happening in nevada right now. because this pandemic has hit so many states so far so hard we are seeing the consequences of an action by this body i imagine people saving fuel in the cold desert night and they knew assistance would be there when morning comes and sometimes it runs out for those that are waitingco and then they have to come in the next day. bu

we have a new development in nevada tonight. >> yeah, very important, sean. you have hit the most importantr case. you are exactly right. we were to leave a blank affidavits in these binders, they weren't. they were under penalty of perjury. than we were told these people don't exist, well, they do, because we have heard from them on the show, these whistle-blowers. now tomorrow is the next step. this is the first lawsuit where you are going to hear from these voters under oath, in a courtroom. we are allowed to bring cameras in, so 12:00 p.m. tomorrow, a nevada court room, you will hear from these witnesses under oath. more than that, these witnesses saying someone voted in my name, you will hear from experts who say i've dug into this, expert witnesses who have been deposed by these leftist attack dogs, survive these depositions, and will save we found 103,709 ballots coming down to the number we believe were illegal ballots. you will hear all of that tomorrow, live on television, in nevada, and people will speak yet again for all of the world to see. >> te

, over 20,000 people who voted in nevada who aren't legal residents of nevada, category after category, much more than would be needed to actually switch the results in nevada, donald trump actually won nevada. >> laura: the campaign's attorney also exposed another shocking scandal at the hearing, watch. >> bad actors executed a scheme incentivizing individual people to vote, it was a very clear tit-for-tat, you have to show that you voted and if you vote if you get things like raffle tickets and many people were given cash cards and gift cards, television. >> laura: are the authorities investigating what is blatantly illegal activity? if you're giving gift cards for people to vote, that is a crime. >> these are crimes and the state of nevada is unfortunately run, the entire state is run by democrats who are overlooking all of this fraud, all of this illegal activity, the other thing that is interesting is in that wholecr proceeding yesterd, everything that happened in nevada come all the dirty deeds in nevada, no charges against the trump campaign for any trump allies come everything

first of all, it's nevada. nobody is winning nevada. in nevada, what we had is an election. i agree with robert. there's a very interesting question about standard to remedy illegal ballots. what everybody needs to understand, talk about the facts. we have never in our history had reckless unsolicited mail-in ballots in all of these states run by blue governors to the point that in the state of nevada -- i'll give you an example. 93,000 ballots were made that the election commissioner knew if they were voted on that they were not legal votes. he sent them anyway. thousands of those ballots were returned. i agree. when we say what we're going to do to remedy this, my question back to robert and to the lawyers that bring the question of legal standards is, what you're essentially arguing or what people that oppose it argue is that fraud is going to happen, the more you have mail-in voting, the higher amounts of fraud you have. >> bill: i got a minute left. >> here's the problem, matt -- >> bill: hang on a second, chris. robert, your name was invoked. go ahead from the legal st

thanks for having me. >> martha: i want to put up with the nevada g.o.p. just tweeted out, because they claim this is the testimony and information that they have submitted to the judge in nevada. it says that we have almost 8,000 ballots cast by voters with addresses that are physically nonexistent in nevada, approximately 15,000 votes registered to vacant -- voters registered to vacant or commercial properties that cast ballots, these are actual ballots that were cast, 2,468 votes by voters that legally change their address to another state or another country, approximately 42,000 voters who voted twice in nevada, 1500 voters who were listed as deceased by the social security administration. almost 20,000 nevada voters with a nonnevada mailing address, and about 6,000 usps flags on vacant addresses of votes that were cast in the election. we haven't seen those, but that is what they are saying is the evidence that was submitted. what do you think about this nevada case, it is a different than what we have seen so far? >> well, obviously, martha, if you t

one thing i want to point out in nevada, remember how close nevada was? took days to decide results of the election in nevada. it just took 17 minutes for them. they started meeting 17 minutes ago, but decided to cast all their electoral votes, the six electoral votes from nevada went to joe biden. just to gif yve you a sense whe we are, before nevada cast votes, you can see donald trump has amassed 56 electoral votes, joe biden has amassed 27. this will continue to change over the course of the day. the lead here at this hour, mr. president, is completely immaterial. in the 5:00 hour when california meets to cast ballots, the 55 will go to joe biden, he will go over the 270 needed to win, and he will one more step of the way be the official president-elect of the united states, anderson. >> all right. john berman, thank you. electoral voting is under way in delaware. let's listen in. >> madam secretary, the certificate of vote is before us. i am casting my vote for joseph r. biden and kamala harris. >> i am casting my vote for joseph r. biden and kamala

nevada families are hurting. constituents contact my office every single day about their unemployment insurance concerns. especially regarding the federal unemployment compensation benefits which expire at the end of this month. now that this pandemic is ravaging our country again, many states and localities are considering more stay-at-home orders. we in congress must act to make sure americans who are unable to work because of this virus receive the federal unemployment compensation that they need to survive until we get a vaccine that is free and available to everybody. it is my home that any covid relief package that becomes law provides extended unemployment insurance benefits, direct cash payments, and additional state and local funding so that we can provide support to people who need it the most. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address t

let me bring in jesse who argued the case in nevada yesterday. let me go and what you guys have found. you believe you found and identified 130,000 illegal ballots, you believe voted twi twice. 23,000 ballots mailed out of state, that would be people that would then be a ineligible to vote. 40,000 ballots cast from noncommercial addresses and that's a problem. 1500 dead people you identified. can get more corrupt than that? then the judge and i told matt schlapp yesterday, we're going to hear from the witnesses. you've got 8,000 pages of evidence that you handed the judge, he did not have enough time between yesterday and today to read one fifth of it. one-tenth of it, one 20th of it. now were not going to hear from witnesses? >> sean, it's a very disappointing day for the order we got from the court, but this case must go on. we will appeal. we are going to pursue taking out the voter fraud with every arrow and our legal quaver because it's just too important. we've never had voter fraud of this level in the history of this country. we cannot al

not just georgia, nevada, the margin razor-thin. a nevada judge denying the campaigns request to block certification. the campaign vowing to follow all legal remedies. we will have an exquisite with the lead attorney in the vat of straight ahead. look at your screen. nea the campaigns admitted 20 binders with 8,000 pages of evidence in just one, ingest nevada alone. that is 130,000 illegal ballotsl they are saying were cast. including potentially 42,000 people who voted twice, 23,000 that were mailed to out of state, in eligible voters. ballots cast from nonexistent or commercial addresses. what do we ignore this? 1500 votes from people who are dead. here is the trump lawyer, jesse but now, yesterday, explaining e here. take a look. >> every single one of these instances that we have identified has resulted in honest nevadans being disenfranchised. what we can do is turn a blind eye. we are going to keep being the beacons of representative democracy in the world. we can't just turned a blind eye to it. that's not what we do in ameri

we are going to nevada for them to spell out fat and to hear from all sides to nevada. >> satisfying the requirement requirements -- there is a matching between certain titles produced by the department of motor vehicles that even he admits that it will match part of the names. he could be a non-u.s. citizen living in several other u.s. citizens. he has no way of distinguishing from any of them. for all three reasons, your honor, i think the declaration should be rejected by the court. >> thank you that your honor, may it please the court. the reasons that we laid out and our filings on this matter. added to the specific positions just laid out by the defendant, i will also start on the timeliness of the findings. the information that this was based on that his supplemental affidavit is based on is data that was retrieved from the department -- 2:00 on monday. this is one of the few instances where it is data that was discovered not by extrajudicial discovery in this case but actually using more of an informal discovery process. that is the only way we could receive this information.

nevada, margin of error. today we heard brand-new testimony from the state, including some incredibly shocking, very serious allegations. real people, real affidavits under, well, threat of perjury, if you will. penalty of perjury according to sworn depositions. over 130,000 ballots in nevada were illegally cast. now they identify with 42,000 people who actually voted twice. 23,000 people that were mailed to people out of the state. that would be an ineligible voter. nonexistent or commercial addresses. nonexistent. and over 1500 votes from people who are not alive. they are dead. take a look. >> there is a large number of sometimes outright fraud and sometimes these irregularities. many ballots that were improperly counted which means many were disenfranchised. 19,218 votes were not on the ballot. that's particularly striking. >> sean: now, when we say that like in the russia case,'s secret empires came out in 2019. we began the deep investigation in ukraine and china expanded to ukraine, chinese nationals,

san jose state beats nevada 30-20. the spartans are 6-0. they advance to the mountain west title game.

last night in las vegas san jose state running back tyler nevins punished nevada for 184 yards including this 69 yard touchdown. they outscored nevada 23-0 in the second half and won 30-22 improve 6-0 and clinch a cold, wet, first ever in the mountain west championship game. how cold was the gatorade shower at the end? >> hey, that was a great one. i'll never worry about being called after that. it was a great moment. just the excitement. a way to take the whole two weeks into perspective. what this team has been through, how special and resilient they are. so for me to have a cold, wet bus ride home, no problem. i would take that every time.>>

undeliverable addresses things that resulted in ballots being strewn all over littered across las vegas nevada intentional done by post office to go ahead and deliver ballots to undeliverable addresses post office is refusing to allow those people involved in that to be deposed, they again are making it trying to make it impossible for us to get to the bottom, of the extent of the voter fraud, in nevada. and it is happening in other places, too. maria: you are saying when you say they wanted to deliver

and after nevada fumbled, spartans would knock up at the door again. your san jose state with 21-20 third quarter lead. final minute of the quarter, tracked down the defender. he's gone, 69 yards to the house. he would rush for 184. they led 27-20, added a field goal. shower time for the head coach. for the first time ever, san jose state, won the mountain west conference regular season, gaining a spot in the conference championship game. final 30-20. >> it is incredible. absolutely incredible. you know, i can't get over the resiliency of these players. what they have been through, and just every day, they get up to come to work and they love each other. look at how they played for each other, man, what a beautiful thing. so much fun. >>> hey, you know, san jose state would play basketball too. the trouble is they would play it at st. mary's in white. just too much of this tonight, putting up 61 points. not enough. st. mary's by 35.

you have wisconsin, georgia, nevada. i mean, we're talking about a significant number of ballots and of course what matters is each individual state saying that the margin of illegal ballots is just so much more than the margin of difference between president trump and joe biden. maria: so let me move on to georgia, because georgia just last night announced a hearing for 10:00 a.m. on thursday. the court hearing was delayed, the northern district of georgia judge delayed the hearing, to allowing for inspection of ballots and voting machines you amid the allegations of fraud. i know there's been some obstruction going on. you've been trying to get your hands on the voting machines but in certain areas of the country you're being stopped from actually even inspecting them. when do you expect the georgia hearing to take place? >> well, that's not a campaign lawsuit, importantly to note. but the plaintiffs in that case have asked for preliminary injunction, not just a temporary restraining order so that appeal is going in fr

this where we look now across the northern sierra nevada we're 54% of normal central sierra, nevada, 59% of normal. they really kind of bleak in southern california of course they've been very dry. we see the fire danger running high there as well as they haven't seen much in the way of rain lower levels and only 35% of normal in the high sierra but that's about to change a thing we've got a series of storms really going to affect much of this year much of the state as we head into the new year outside right now we do have a weak cold front that's sliding on to tom energy with this one but we're going to see some wet stuff out of it tonight some showers begin to develop in parts of the north bay just some scattered light showers right now so far that taking in for a closer look there see rohnert park you're seeing some scattered light showers in your neighborhood may be beginning pick up a couple drops in petaluma but there's more to come overnight tonight not going to be huge rainmaker we're talking probably a 10th or less in most spots around the bay area and by the time you make y

you mentioned nevada. is the situation completely different over the state line? nevada? >> yes. and being in a state makes everything more complicated. there's a lot of entities at play here in south tahoe. there are some restrictions on the nevada side. this is a measure of personal responsibility. you cannot stay inside the city limits of the city of south lake tahoe. that's the message we've been pushing all week. we want people to be respectful of that. people will be renting out their airbnb lgs. but at the end of the day we want people to be respectful of south lake tahoe so we can get it back up and run. it pains us to. >> it pains me to not go there. do you think the messaging has been confusing? on the one happened they say get exercise outdoors, that's so important. and then we have a santa clara quarantine, if you travel more than 150 miles outs, you've dott to take precaution. if you drive on the freeway, it's more than that. are you supposed to go, are you not supposed to go? i'm sure all of that is very interesting. >> i'll tell you, it's been a confusing time to b

it's not just michigan, it's nevada. we are now told that the 15 opposed witnesses will be coming forward with their allegations in the next day, including claims over 130,000 votes in that state were counted weekly. for example, one whistle-blower lemming that over 40,000 people voted twice. at 23,000 ballots were mailed to out-of-state voters. but that's illegal. at 44,000 ballots cast from nonresidential addresses. all voting from beyond the grave. it tomorrow, that will be televised detailing these accusations. we will have all of the details here. we stay independent. if this comes as a brand-new legal challenge. they are tainted with issues, keep in mind the registrar in clark county reported hundreds of ballot discrepancies including inadvertently canceling votes, instances of people voting twice. separated by 12-foot votes from republican sleeting. hanging in the balance, they magically found 55 more uncounted balance. they just found them today. if they were likely from unlikely kayleigh mcenany reporting last n

more than 19000 people voted even though they didn't live in nevada. this does not include military voters for students. these voters were identified by comparing lists of floaters with the u.s. postal service's national change of address database among other sources. a thousand people voted, nonexistent actresses here we cross reference voters the coding accuracy support system that allowed our experts tovo identify undeliverable address addresses. over 15000 votes were cast from commercial or they can actress actresses. our experts found these voters by analyzing official u.s. postal serviceia records flag nonresidential actresses and actors of vacant for more than 90 days. incredibly, almost 4000 noncitizens also voted as determined by comparing official dmv records of noncitizens of list of actual voters in the 2020 election. the list goes on. all and all, experts identified 100 and 30,000 unique instances of voter fraud in nevada but the actual numbers are almost certainly higher. data scientists need these cancellations not by estimation sources

they say the election in nevada was illegitimate. trump campaign believes one of the major issues deals with how clark county processed the mail-in ballots. they contest it wasn't a fair process and that the machines used to verify signatures were problematic. >> we're quite confident in the fact that when the law and the facts are clearly adjudicated in this matter that it will be very clear that once all the voting happened, once everything occurred, the results were unreliable because of the irregularities and the fraud. >> however, democrats say this filing is too broad and utterly lacking the required specifics or any credible evidence. they say the trump campaign has, quote, attempted to shoe horn tall tales of fraud and misconduct and it has been round lerejected. they say it's a desperate campaign work tongue overturn the will of the people and that the machines used, democrats say, those systems have already been ruled lawful to use and there is simply no evidence of widespread fraud. the hearing in carson city gets underway

a lot of dead people that actually voted in nevada. now, i want to ask you hypothetically, if those cases have been talked to n me that there might be other states were a single state that would unite those for and make it one big supreme court case, i went to pick your constitutional mind on that possibility. >> if an individual state sue another state before the same court, the supreme court has the regional jurisdiction, it's a matter they can consider. at the challenge right now is the timing, were getting awfully close to the safe harbor landline. they will cast their ballots. then we've got the presidential inauguration coming up on january 20th. at times running out of the hourglass. the supreme court feels the urgency and that's the reason why justice alito set the deadline for pennsylvania's response to the lawsuit to be tomorrow. we will have a response and we could have a decision as early as tomorrow from the supreme court whether or not they will take the case. now, getting the supreme court to take the case is an easy. it

, these witnesses and this testimony in nevada. nevada is a place where the difference of 35,000 votes, the trump campaign claims they can prove 100,000 of them are fraudulent. let them have it, let them go at it. this is a very important thing to keep an eye on because this is the first courtroom appearance -- >> geraldo: there is no way a judge is going to overturn -- >> martha: it is a matter, let the process play out. >> jesse: we will see we can get a fair hearing in nevada. >> martha: that's what they're doing right now. we will see what happens. >> jesse: coming up next, major backlash in new york city after officials arrested our bar owner. ♪ research shows people remember commercials with nostalgia. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. wow! what'd you get, ryan? it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual! what does it do bud? it customizes our home insurance so we only pay for what we need! and what did you get, mike? i got a bike. on

it is nevada. we are now being told that 15 witnesses will be coming for what their allegations in the next day, including claims that over 130,000 votes in that state were counted illegally. now for example, one whistle-blower claiming that over 40,000 people actually voted twice. 23,000 ballots were mailed to out-of-state voters. that's m illegal. 1500 from people while voting from beyond the grave. and tomorrow, that will be televised. that court proceeding detailing these accusations. we will have all the details here. we stay independent. this comes as a brand-new legal challenge. 40,000 votes in the state are tainted with issues. inadvertently canceling belts, people voted twice, upstate new york and congressional race separated by 12 votes. the republican is leading. hanging in the balance. theyey just turned up today. 11 of those ballots are likely from unregistered voters. that means 44 t new ballots will be counted. wonder if it will lead democrat? mail in ballots with 27 times greater th

some -- from nevada. the dead person did not walking tent the -- did not walk into the voting booth and vote. we have to have the safeguards in place. that is what the commission was saying in issuing that fervent morning. it may get worse in a deeply divided country. states allow third-party ballot harvesting of melon votes. you can pay -- of malil in votes. you cannot do this in my home state of never -- of missouri. in other states, you can pay third-party to distribute the ballots. there is no chain of custody. this seems to me an invitation to fraud and abuse. i have introduced legislation to end third-party ballot harvesting nationwide to make it illegal. atld you agree that looking something like third-party ballot harvesting is a common sense approach? some house have endorsed this approach. would you agree with me that is a common sense place to start when we think about addressing fraud in our elections? judge starr: yes because the opportunity for fraud and abuse is so omnipresent with that kin

the trump team says that is what they did in nevada today. reports of some prosecutors could be focused on the president's immediate family. kevin cork reporting on all of these stories. >> white house sources tell me this is all part of the playbook we've seen used for four years, legally target and or harass the president and for that matter anybody connected to him, punishment for winning the 2016 election which was a backdrop of this week's questioning of ivanka trump. for 5 hours tuesday the president's daughter answered questions about january of 2020 lawsuit in which district of columbia attorney general claimed the president's real estate business and other entities misused nonprofit funds to enrich the trump family. today on twitter mister trump called the investigation which alleges more than $1 million was misused they, quote, politically motivated demonstration of the vindictiveness as well as a waste of taxpayer dollars to jocelyn that tweet mister trump shared an email from 2016 wherein she appears to say the hotel should charge

and snowfall in the sierra nevada also for christmas day. now as far as we go from berkeley right here skies looking pretty clear not seeing any fog near berkeley cam but there is some tour north writer right along northern contra costa county and portions of solano county to vibi

59% in the central and only 35% in the southern sierra nevada so we have a long way to go but we are getting some help out there tonight. we're seeing some snow developing in the high country we've got some showers in the bay area most this pretty light if you're headed out the door certainly a little bit slick out there on the roadways you can see that now into hayward and fremont richmond along the peninsula coastline also parts of the north bay, the heavier cells have been moving through the north bay now we've got one that is now pushing through near fairfield and moving toward the central valley, while back in brent we've got some more showers there and those will continue on and off at least through the first part of the evening. then it looks like things going to settle down lot of part of the night tonight, so we'll time now for you as we head through the night tonight, those showers kind of moving on through see about the 10 o'clock or so scattered showers about the bay area about 12 1 o'clock still some lingering showers but we start to taper off in the north bay and then a

the trump team says that's what they did in nevada today. meanwhile, reports that some prosecutors could be focused on the president's immediate family, white house correspondent kevin corke is putting on all these stories for us tonight. >> white house sources telling me this is all part of a playbook we have seen used for just about four years now to legally target and harass the president and for that matter anybody connected to him. punishment for winning the 2016 election which by the way was the backdrop of this week's questioning of ivanka trump. for five hours tuesday, the president's daughter answered questions about a january 2020 lawsuit in which district of columbia attorney general claimed the president's real estate business and other entities misused nonprofit funds to enrich the trump family. today on twitter, ms. trump called the investigation which alleges more than a million dollars was misused a politically motivated demonstration of vindictiveness as well as a waste of taxpayer dollars. also in that trait, ms. trump shar

, the nevada supreme court, certified the election results. mike? >> and jeff paul live on the scene in carson city. jeff, thanks a lot. we are learning more tonight about what president-elect biden wants to do to slow the spread of the coronavirus. we are finding out there is one related administration position that is proving especially hard to fill. correspondent peter doocy reports tonight from wilmington, delaware. >> the president-elect began receiving classified intel briefings this week but still says the most pressing issue is the pandemic. >> the first day i'm inaugurated, i'm going to ask the public for 100 days to mask. just 100 days. to mask. not forever, 100 days. >> despite the focus on the virus, biden still hasn't revealed who he wants to lead one critical department: health and human services. now, rhode island governor gina raimondo says... >> i am not going to be president-elect biden's nominee for hhs secretary. my focus is right here in rhode island. >> the newest share of the democratic governors association is upset abo

first, nevada. what happened in nevada? >> well, i mean, this is a call that a judge makes where he shouldn't, actually. it was a motion to dismiss. he should assume -- lou: right. >> -- that the evidence is true. he really doesn't have the ability at this stage to determine that it's not true, because he hasn't really heard or the whole thing. so i don't want to be, i don't want to be unfair, i do have to note that the judge is a democrat. the city was picked in large part because it's a corrupt democrat city. that's part of the, that's part of the plan they had here, lou. they picked cities that they could take control where they can pretty much do anything they want. we'll take it up on appeal and hope we get a better result in the nevada intermediate court and supreme court. nevada's not critical to us, but it's on that -- lou: right. >> we're pinning our hopes more on georgia, on arizona, on michigan and, boy, on wisconsin. we've got a great case in wisconsin. lou: and pennsylvania? >> well, pennsylvania, you know, pen

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widespread into the afternoon on christmas day and snow during that same time frame up in the sierra nevada showers hang out early saturday morning but clear up pretty quickly by saturday afternoon even late morning we'll be seeing some clear skies and a nice dry to be throwing out all that wrapping paper haftar christmas sunday. we will be seeing another push of rainfall later on in the day that's going to be hanging out with us into early monday morning. much of the rest of monday dries back out tuesday showers are looking like they're going to stay to our north but after that another system pushes in that is likely to impact us in the late wednesday and early thursday, so we have a lot to talk about as far as rainfall goes this first system our christmas system tomorrow will result anywhere from a 10th to a quarter of an inch of rain for most parts of the bay areas like santa rosa could see upwards of a half an inch of rainfall. so these are some pretty good totals. definitely not a major storm though, but enough to keep you inside for christmas day tomorrow as for snow in the sierra nev

>>nevada senator jacky rosen has a message for americans worrying the vaccine was developed to quickly we have to trust that the there's no ulterior motives of that's what people are thinking up the whole world we iris is attrcking all of and we have to get out of together despite emergency use authorization for the vaccine. the fda and pfizer's say they will continue to monitor and study participants in the trials and the effects of the vaccine in washington. alexandra le mon. president elect biden is thanking those responsible for the vaccine releasing a statement that reads in part quote. >>we are grateful to the scientists and public health experts who evaluated the safety and efficiency of this vaccine free from political influence, the integrity of science led us to this point and quote. well if the pfizer vaccine is approved that it shipped out 5,000 doses from the first batch will arrive at john muir medical center in walnut creek hospitals is already to receive those shipments of vaccine and get those shots out to the people shot in the arm, the vaccine needs to be stored at b

declines in similar pennsylvania, nevada and michigan. ballots were not rejected, especially if they happened to be in democrat areas. these irregularities are inexplicable unless there is a deliberate effort to accept an eligible or fraudulent ballots. in pennsylvania, the secretary of state and the state supreme court in essence abolished signature revocation requirements weeks prior to the election, in violation of state law. you are not allowed to do that. it has to be approved by the legislature. a judge cannot do it. a state cannot do it, an official cannot do it. the only one that can do it is the legislature. they were not verifying signatures because they know the ballots have not been filled up by the voters in whose names they were cast. in other words, people filled them out that had nothing to do with the names on the ballot. a simple recount of the ballots under these circumstances on the -- circumstances only compounds the fraud. the only way to determine whether there was an honest vote is to conduct a full review of the e

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va a ser la primera nevada de la temporada. casi una semana para el cambio gracias albert....mucha atencion! aqui va una pregunta para ti.... estas pensando en enviar tus regalitos por correo? pues ojo, hay fechas limites para que lleguen a tiempo, como nos cuenta aylen del toro.. aylen... ya solo faltan 10 dias para navidad y el servicio postal esta lleno de paquetes y corto en empleados disponibles para procesarlos debido a la pandemia!por eso estan contratando ayuda adicional y extendiendo el horario para garantizar que todos los paquetes se entreuen antes de las vacaciones. pero piden a los clientes hacer los pedidos por tierra tan pronto como hoy, si estas enviando regalos con ups, fedex o usps. usps, que contrato a unos 800 empleados adicionales , dice que el 18 de diciembre es el ultimo dia para el servicio de primera clase, el 19 de diciembre para prioridad y el el 23 de diciembre para servicios prioritarios durante la noche. ojo, ups, no ofrece su servicio de entrega en 24 horas por vÍa aÉrea en noche buena asÍ que

of those numbers roll up over an inch in parts of the north bay now if you're headed up the sierra nevada well it's a tough go up there they're going to see the snow level starting out fairly low at about 4 to 500 feet so a winter storm advisory going up there but then it's going to rise, it's a very warm system is tapping a little subtropical moisture and that means well they're going to likely see that snow level driving all the way up above 6,000 feet few days we've got that chance of showers in the forecast for tomorrow late in the day i think we may see that as we head into the evening hours and scattered showers to be hit miss i think on saturday but by sunday more substantial rain and then it looks like the pattern is open next week for more storms to come. finally the barn door is that what they call come on iceland next 5 medical schools all across the country they're seeing more applicants than usual and. >>some are crediting the nation's top infectious dis >>despite the ongoing pandemic many universities are actually seeing an increase in medical school applicants which some ar