A good night for the greens at a local elections in france. Welcome to the program across the world half a 1000000 people have now died from corona virus and more than 10000000 have been infected a quarter of all of those infections and deaths are in the United States which is by far the worst hit country with a sharp spike in infections recorded in southern and western states the u. S. Health secretary is warning that time is running out to contain the virus particle haid as more. The corona virus is marching through america in Houston Texas hospitals are quickly running out of intensive care beds in florida arizona and texas mobile testing sites are being overrun with people waiting for hours many turned away Health Experts warned this would happen in many of these states mostly Republican Governors move to reopen businesses stressing the importance of the health of the economy now critics say the Public Health system and a growing number of people are paying the price well the trump
Now the student is speaking out. Colin ruane has the story. That other student got really upset. tim tai student journalist i never intentionally shoved anyone or pushed anyone. I did try to stand my ground when they were shoving me. Two mu Staff Members issued written apologies for the way they acted toward reporters. Other protesters have handed out fliers to reporters indicating a more welcoming tone to those covering their story in the future. While tai believes he did nothing wrong, he says he probably would have reacted differently. tim tai student journalist if i had to do it over again, i probably wouldnt have engaged as much. One man was killed and more than a dozen people were injured when a two family home exploded in a new jersey neighborhood yesterday. Fifteen people were pulled from the home. And one person believed to be missing after the blast was found safe. Two of them are in Critical Condition with severe burns, including an 11yearold child. Surveillance video captur
Especially one who dedicates his life to protecting others. Josh would have to undergo nextday surgery and multiple rounds of chemotherapy. I tried to stay strong, i remember telling him youll be all right, id leave and come back, im an emotional guy, i couldnt hold it together, said sheriff drew. A gun and a badge could do not good. But those at the june e. Nylon could. Thats why more than 70 percent of the Sheriffs Office participates in no shave november, each donating 30. To give back to the community. One of the ways we do it we have everybody hear grow beards and we donate the money to june e. Nylen. A fact thats not lost on josh, who today, is cancer free. It shows that they support individuals with cancer and want to help in someway, and as the Sheriffs Office continues to grow their beard to show their support, josh continues to grow his family they told me, maybe a 10 percent chance that i could have kids, and then my daughter came and then not a year later my son came and th
Story with ktivs sam curtiss. Bad weather wasnt going to stop Gerald Muilenburg from speakin wednesday morning. I asked them whatre you going to do, said Gerald Muilenburg. They said oh just make it faster. The korean war veteran says its not often he talks of the time he served. Let alone in front of a crowd. Im basically a shy person so i stay away from that stuff if i can, said gerlad muilenburg. Muilenburg was drafted once he finished college in 1952. He spent almost t year in korea. Working in a Headquarters Company mainly running a post exchange. Selling things like food and clothes. Did not have to fight on the front as they [say] on the line, said Gerald Muilenburg. But those memories are distant. The sibley, iowa, native doesnt ponder much on whats ahead either. At 85 years old, he walks with a cane. Its kind of like a wooden reminder for his interpretation of veterans day. It makes you think of where you were and man how time passes, said Gerald Muilenburg. Following his year
Morning. Hmm . That person clearly was right. Well check in with al in a check. Also, today, the weather is our top story. Damaging winds sweeping east after a rough wednesday for tens of millions of people. Nbcs ron mott is in chicago this morning, hawaii, ron. How are you . Reporter good morning. A rough night in the midwest, especially in chicago, which is living up to the nickname today. It is very breezy. You can see the flags behind me dancing. This wind is expected to gust today 50 to 55 Miles Per Hour, and it wont go away any time soon. They will blow all day today into tomorrow. In chicago overnight, stunning lightning lit up the windy city as the nearby suburbs had to dial with downed power lines and massive downpours. The storm moving east after nine suspected tornadoes touched down in iowa wednesday, destroying homes and overturning a semi the roads. Uprooting trees and lifting this parked car into the air. In iowa city, wind gusts combined with rain and lightning. Causing