Health alert. The new warning about marijuana and your heart reboot burnout. More classic movies getting a modern makeover. Is hollywood out of ideas . A different kind of vetting. Joe biden spills a secret about the chevy corvette. Good friday morning, we begin with several developments in the coronavirus pandemic. Beginning with a new milestone. The u. S. Death toll has surpassed 160,000. A new model predicts that number could hit nearly 300,000 by december. Also breaking overnight, just hours after testing positive for coronavirus, a second test has revealed that Ohio Governor is negative. Or e qns abo the the Labor Department releases the monthly jobs report. Its expected to show job growth slowed down significantly. And theres more gridlock on capitol hill with no deal on a stimulus package. Reporter this morning, deaths from coronavirus in the United States have surpassed 160,000. One of those victims, a 7yearold boy from georgia. The states youngest person to die of the virus. D
Dipping. Thdr is shrouded in red and labeled and complete data. Dr. Sara cody says what the virus is doing today is a mystery. We dont know if our cases are rising, plateauing or decreasing. Reporter the problem is a glitch in the Electronic Data Systems the state uses calls called a California Reportable Disease Information Exchange or cal ready system. Some data is reportedly getting stuck in the system, which feeds information from the labs to the state and counties. This lack of data doesnt allow us to know where the epidemic is heading, fastest growing, or not. Reporter that is not reassuring news to people whose livelihoods depend on the accuracy and case numbers going down. Im about to protest. Hows that . Some days they say its really high, the cases, and some days they say go lower. So i dont know. I really dont trust anything at all. Im being honest. Reporter the county is watching hospitalization data, which is reliable, and those numbers are leveling off. But dr. Cody says
Soonnelists with us, three to be members of the u. S. Congress who are going to take. He progressive banner and into conflict with the establishment politicians and corporate elites who represent the working families of this country. These are great people who have had great campaigns. Let me introduce them. In acted last night landslide victory, they told us it would be a tough race, rashida. 6633 . S it, 69. Tlaib thank you. I appreciate everything. Is you did about you not become the democratic nominee, but you did not give up on the movement and you continue to support so many of us who are putting people before profits. I cannot thank you enough for not giving up on the movement and continuing to support people like us. Sen. Sanders how can i give up when we have people like you guys . You inspire the American People. An incrediblewon victory. He took on the entire political establishment. A 16 term incumbent and won by not quite as much as rashida. Much,wman not quite as but 15 p
Education committee looks at how to open schools safely in the fall during the pandemic. Members will hear from the Dallas School superintendent, the national pga president , and the pediatrics professor. Watch live at 10 15 eastern on cspan three, online at cspan. Org or listen live with the free cspan radio app. All persons having business before the Honorable Supreme Court of the United States have managed to get their attention. Landmark cases. Cspans special history series. Produced in partnership with the National Constitution center, exploring the human stories and constitutional dramas behind 12 historic Supreme Court decisions. Mr. Chief justice and may please the court, quite often in many of our most famous decisions, are ones that the court took that were quite unpopular. Lets go through a few cases to illustrate very dramatically the visual of what it means for different people who have helped to stick together because they created a rule of law. Good evening and welcome t
Coming home. A san quentin inmate who is up for parole in just a few months is dying of covid19 at a bay area hospital. His daughter now forced to make a very difficult decision tonight weather or not to keep him on life support kron fours michelle kingston is at san quentin with more on this heartbreaking story. Want to swartz is father has been battling coronavirus for weeks now he told his daughter with a nod of his head that he doesnt want to live like this anymore. My dad is not brain dead that he is there he just has control of his body and he will not back to want to short his father is 74 years old she says he contracted coronavirus at san quentin in june and has been fighting for his life for weeks unable to speak he listens to his daughter on facetime calls every day and nods in blanks to communicate the 2 of them are very close despite his incarceration there are so many people that are dying alone and so it is. The hardest part of the as of tuesday, there are more than 2200