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California Struggles with Vaccination Rollout as Eligibility Expanded to Seniors 65 and Up
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Faced with one of the slowest vaccination rollouts in the nation, California Governor Newsom announced Wednesday that Covid-19 vaccines would be available to seniors 65 years and older. While many welcomed news of an expanded eligibility group, local governments and health officials struggled to keep up with demand, and across the state, California…
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Racism Long a Plague Within Capitol Police Force
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Several Capitol police officers have been suspended, and at least a dozen are under investigation for possible complicity in the deadly siege of the U.S. Capitol last week. The actions of the officers -- including one who posed for a selfie with insurrectionists and another who appeared to direct the mob around the building -- have exposed anew the…
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Local Leaders Ask For Help With Vaccine Rollout
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Los Angeles County Approaches Nearly a Million COVID-19 Cases With around 10 million residents, L.A. is the most populous county in the U.S. As the county approaches a million cases, that also means roughly 1 in 10 Angelenos has had a confirmed case of the virus at some point throughout the pandemic. Matt Guilhem, KCRW Los Angeles County Latino Res…
The restraints imposed by the pandemic are stressful for everyone. Elizabeth Scarboro’s experience earlier in life tells her that hope is a powerful thing. When my first husband Stephen and I were in our late 20s, we got a surreal midnight phone call. It was Stephen’s doctor. A pair of lungs lay waiting at UCSF hospital. Stephen had cystic fibrosis…
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President Trump is Impeached a Second Time
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Rancor and division were on full display Wednesday as the U.S. House of Representatives debated and then voted to impeach President Trump for inciting his supporters to storm the nation’s Capitol last week. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has excluded the possibility of an impeachment trial before the inauguration. We get the latest on the h…
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Amid Calls for ‘Unity,’ What Will It Really Take to Unify the Country?
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A majority in the House impeached President Trump on Wednesday for inciting the deadly insurrection at the Capitol last week, while many Republican lawmakers continued to say they oppose impeachment in the name of "unity." And on Monday, President-elect Joe Biden's team announced that the theme for Inauguration Day will be "America United," echoing…
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On Impeachment, CA's GOP Sticks With Trump, With One Exception
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State Officials Announce New Approach to Getting Vaccines to People 65 or Older The idea is to ramp up vaccine distribution to those at greatest risk of becoming hospitalized. This comes after deaths in the state continue to climb, with nearly 600 deaths on Tuesday, according to state data. Reporter: Laura Klivans, KQED Members of California's GOP …
Richard Swerdlow says millions of school children now have something in common with members of Congress that neither the students nor the lawmakers welcome. The images from the nation’s Capitol were shocking. Terrified legislators taking cover under desks, tearfully holding hands, led to safety in single-file. And to me, an elementary school teache…
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State and Local Officials Prepare for the Possibility of Unrest
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California Lawmakers Consider Domestic Terrorism Units State Senator Tom Umberg is proposing a unit to investigate and thwart acts of domestic terrorism and criminal activities by white nationalists, anti-government militia and groups like the Proud Boys. Reporter: Alex Hall, KQED The FBI warned this week of the potential for armed protests at all …
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Angela Omulepu: As American as Apple Pie
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What were you doing when the mob assaulted the Capitol? Angela Omulepu was baking a pie. I wasn’t one of those people who jumped on the pandemic’s sourdough-banana-bread-bandwagon. My baking urges started long after the COVID reality of brain-fog and Zoom-school. But recently something changed, and now I’m elbow deep in flour and butter, salt and s…
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Capitol Insurrection Has Roots in Extremist Antigovernment Groups in California and West
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The day before last week’s assault on the U.S. Capitol by violent insurrectionists, an angry, pro-Trump, anti-mask crowd threatened violence at a Shasta County Board of Supervisors meeting. West Coast states voted solidly for Joe Biden, but California, Oregon and Washington have plenty of extremist groups promoting anti government rhetoric and idea…
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California Rep. Katie Porter on the Article of Impeachment Introduced Against President Trump
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House Democrats introduced an article of impeachment Monday charging President Trump with "incitement of insurrection" for his role in last week's riot at the U.S. Capitol. The insurrection "was a direct attack on our democracy," wrote Congresswoman Katie Porter, who represents California's 45th district in Orange County and is a member of the Hous…
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Dodger Stadium Transforms from Testing Site to Vaccination Center
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L.A. Moves from Pushing COVID-19 Testing to Vaccination COVID-19 testing at Dodger Stadium ended Monday as L.A. transitions to more of an emphasis on the distribution of coronavirus vaccines. A vaccination center will soon be set up at the stadium parking lot, where officials hope 12,000 people a day will be able to get a shot when the facility is …
Language, family and history weigh on Dan Lieberman as he contemplates the potential of a new year. “Das ist normal,” my language app barks. “That is normal,” I translate, lying through my thumbs. Nothing is normal these days, as evidenced by the very fact that I’m learning German. Both of my maternal grandparents were native German speakers. They …
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House Democrats Build Momentum To Impeach President Trump a Second Time
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Support for the second impeachment of President Donald Trump grew among House Democrats Friday, following Wednesday's violent pro-Trump insurrection that left five people dead at the U.S. Capitol. We'll discuss the latest developments.Bởi KQED
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California Promises a Million Immunizations in Ten Days
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California announced plans last week to administer the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine to a million people in the course of only ten days. The decision came as the state continues to see a surge in cases, and as it faces criticism over a slow vaccine rollout for health care workers and nursing home residents. We'll get the details on the vacc…
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As Capitol Insurrectionists Are Identified, Arrests And Charges Mount
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QAnon conspiracists, white nationalists, business professionals and Proud Boys militants. Those are some of the perpetrators of the deadly pro-Trump insurrection at the U.S. Capitol last week that law enforcement officials have identified and begun to charge with federal crimes. We’ll talk about what we know about the insurrectionists, what they we…
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L.A. County Stops Using Curative COVID-19 Test After FDA Warns of False Results
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Most Commonly Used COVID-19 Test in Los Angeles Prone to Inaccuracy, FDA Says The test is made by the company Curative, which was hired to provide tens of thousands of tests at city and county sites throughout Los Angeles. The Food and Drug Administration says the test poses a “risk of false results, particularly false negative results." Jackie For…
