in covid-19 cases spike, health officials are now requiring new changes for outdoor dining and churchings. some cities in alameda county are pushing back and proceeding with outdoor dining after the county said they were not allowed to. it was a hot afternoon today. but we re tracking hotter temperatures for your sunday. we ll have the details in the accuweather forecast. abc 7 news at 11:00, starts right now. building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. good evening. thanks for joining us. i m eric thomas. and i m dion lim. more concerning numbers tonight with the surge of coronavirus cases in california. more than 8,000 new cases are being reported in the state. the number of deaths, also, is trending upward. rising by 94. hospitalizations, also, set a new record today, topping 6,300. now, the bay area also set a record today with its numbers of hospitalizations, with 567. also, of concern. the positivity rate over the past two week
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spacecraft launched to explore our solar system. panel of scientists who worked on the voyager mission recounts the project genesis and discussed the discoveries made so far. today in aere gallery that celebrates human and oration in earth orbit and human. human exploration in earth orbit and beyond. we are here today to celebrate and commemorate with them the 40th anniversary of the voyager spacecraft. it was an epic mission to explore the outer planets. commission that stands out as one of the most ambitious that nasa ever sent out into the solar system. to me, the mission has personal relevance not because i was ever involved with it, but because as a child, the encounters with the helped to define my childhood and helped to define my own understanding of our place in the solar system. i was too young to enjoy the slides of jupiter and saturn, but uranus and neptune i remember quite clearly as a kid seeing the images on the news and being impressed by what we were doing
get them out, get them out! how could this tragedy have happened, on this scale? in this city? in 2017? we need to be heard! that evening and through the weekend, bbc reporters heard many appeals and complaints of that kind from residents of the estate and others affected by the tragedy. i just want to know how many people have died. why did that building go up? what are you guys going to do? why are people being rehoused outside london? where are we going next? where are we going to move? what do we need? who, what and where? these are fundamental questions and only, we are days after this disaster. i have done the angry. i have got to get this done. it is always the public that runs to rescue. where are the authorities? where are they? those questions were heard many times on camera through the streets of west london. and others were put to the prime minister on friday. that was in an interview by emily maitlis of newsnight. there were two types of material that could have