The county has even gone to court to get a temporary restraining order to prevent the church from holding large indoor services. In san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. Marianne, thank you. Its hard to see all these restaurants suffering here. The message in marin county is to stop dining indoors. The number of new cases per day have doubled in marin county. Right now restaurants are allowed to operate their 50 capacity indoors. The county wants to scale back to 25 . It is voluntary right now. But it could be mandatory by next tuesday. Well, cases are surging across california, the state is seeing a huge jump in its Positivity Rate. This graph shows the rate of positive infections across california. You can see quite the roller coaster ride the past six months. Weve peaked in midjuly, you can see right here. Then we went down and just three weeks ago, our Positivity Rate was at its lowest point, 2. 6 . Take a look at it now. 3. 8 . That quick spike may indicate the state could
That we saw over the summer in july. Weve talked so much about the twindemic, that covid surge combined with flu season. This could overwhelm hospitals in a matter of weeks, and despite the gloomy outlook, many local Health Leaders are feeling much more confident this time around. Here is nbc bay areas anousha rasta. Reporter if the latest surge in covid19 cases wasnt bad enough, now hospital workers and Health Care Workers need to worry about the looming flu season as well. We have been preparing for capacity. Making sure that we have equipment and supplies and just making sure that our protocols are in place to keep our patients safe as well as our Health Care Workers. Reporter dr. Sam shen is an emergency medicine doctor at Stanford Health cares palo alto campus and tells me he thinks the team and the hospital are ready to face a surge in covid patients. Should we hit a surge scenario, you know, we have prepared different backup plans. We have a scenario to manage surges and then we
Steve from 30 Rockefeller Center in the heart of new york city, its the tonight show starring jimmy fallon. Tonight join jimmy and his guests Kevin Hart Josh charles musical guest chika, and the legendary roots crew and now, heres your host, Jimmy Fallon Jimmy thank you very much. Thank you very much for watching the tonight show everybody. I appreciate it. Im jimmy fallon lets get to the news and jokes. Well, guys bob woodward has a new book coming out about the president and one story is making major headlines today. Turns out trump knew way back in early february how bad the coronavirus was, but he continued to downplay it to the american people. And woodwards got it on tape because trump let him record their conversations. Check this out heres trump in mid march. I wanted to always play it down i still like playing it down yes because i dont want to create a panic jimmy yeah, i remember americans not panicking when they spent thousands for a roll of toilet paper on ebay. [ laughter
Steve from Rockefeller Center in the heart of new york city, its the tonight show starring jimmy fallon. Tonight join jimmy and his guests Bryan Cranston julia garner musical guest, surfaces. And featuring the legendary roots crew and now heres your host, Jimmy Fallon Jimmy hey you guys hey thank you very much, everybody thank you so much for tuning in welcome to the tonight show. My name is jimmy fallon. Lets get to the news and jokes. Well guys, this weekend in between rounds of golf at his private country club in new jersey, President Trump decided to take coronavirus Financial Aid into his own hands. Listen to this President Trump spent the weekend at his golf resort in new jersey he signed a series of executive orders billed as an end run ar just so were all clear, during a historic pandemic that has crippled the economy, the president of the United States signed four executive orders to help the unemployed from his private country club even Marie Antoinette was like, come on, man
But, by the 1980s, this place that was meant to barrier. Night would fall, and it would change. It would become a place where youd be nervous about going. Where in 1989, you must remember that the city was in a real divisive, polarized condition. This is a sort of caldron in which the central park jogger narrative emerged. Raping a young woman out on a ee jog that came at the intersection of race, class and politics in america. That wednesday night, it was easter vacation. Kids would hang out a little later. There was no school till monday. You go from hanging out with friends, thinking that youre going to go skateboarding in the park or walk around late to mayhem. We got a call of 30 to 40 males inside central park harassing people. We started to get a lot of radio runs of a group of black and hispanic teenagers, assaulting and harassing people. I would run to the park, just byhe w tng was very chaotic. We were lot of 911 calls. Theyre chasing a large group over there, about 30 to 40