The news that High School Sports teams and fans had been waiting weeks for is now official. There will be no sports in the fall because of the covid19 pandemic. Right now High School Football is scheduled to start january 7th, 2021. Basketball, march 20th. Baseball, march 27th. Of course thats assuming that the virus is dealt with at that point. Good evening and thank you for joining us. Im ama daetz. And im larry beil. Reporting chris nguyen has the story from the south bay. Reporter at high schools across california football stands are going to stay empty a little bit longer because of the coronavirus crisis. I kind of saw it coming. A lot of the talk was the season would move back to january. But it didnt really hit me until this morning. Wow this is really happening. Reporter the announcement from the California Interscholastic Federation that fall sports including football wont resume until winter under a modified activities calendar released earlier today. Very excited about the
Canopy outside of a licensed establishment in areas like parking lots and sidewalks. This comes one week after restaurants in Santa Cruz County were opened and then shut down again. Now were going to have to spend thousands of dollars to get set upous, but what other joyce do we have . Im not willing to just close my business down. We have to learn to coexist with this virus, and do it safely. Reporter what is not allowed . Heck rollgy, tattooing, and piercing services. Even though haircuts are allowed, all chemical services, shampoo or any service that would require a customer to enter a is a salon offlimits. The majority of our services are chemical services, so unfortunately we wouldnt be able to do all services outside. We would start out our services with what is called dry services. Being outside in the heat is not ideal. However, i would take that sacrifice, knowing full well that my clients wouldnt be able to get their services done. Reporter the option to move outdoors, a game
The korean war began seven years ago on june 20 5, 1950. It ended with an armistice agreement in 1953. Next, an interview with John Jeffries recorded in 2014 by the korean war legacy foundation. We hear about his experiences providing medical treatment for north korean pows. The project was underwritten by south koreas ministry of patriots and veterans affairs. John jeffries. I was born in salt lake city, utah on august 7, 1929. Raised by a mother who was single mother. Had five children. We had the bare essentials, fairly. Barely. I got a chance to work on my mothers Brothers Farms and sisters farms as i was growing up. I had a great childhood. Educated in salt lake. Went to the elementary, high school, and the university of utah. Graduated as a teacher. Desire, to be a coach and a teacher. My mother sent me to the bakery for bread but did not provide me with any money. I would try to get the men working in the bakery to give me a loaf of bread. I did that often and i tried to get a l
George floyd and of police brutality. This has built so many of us into the street to stand with our neighbors and communities of color. Entertainingly and systematically abused by the criminal justice system. The committee in the house as a whole, is committed to swiftly enacting profound reforms. To punish police misconduct. Holding Police Department accountable to oversight. In eliminating the financing of police militarization. We hope have more to say in the coming days. And as my friend set us we, my protest is my statement. Even as we prepare our legislative solution. The topic of todays is essential workers pretty since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, and the United States, we are all acutely aware of the threats posed to ours health and safety. But we do not all face of the risk of the crisis equally. Grocery store workers, Food Processing employee, Public Transportation operators. Nurses and doctors and hospital support staff, nursing home employees, First Responders,
This is live coverage of the hearing on cspan3. The country is returning to work here. Many of us here in washington having this hearing while the spearer pelosi and House Democrats continue to stay at home Holding Virtual hearings. We have got to get back to doing the real live work that the people sent us here to do and i would urge my colleagues on the other side of the aisle to come back to washington and do what we have been elected to do. And with that, madam chairwoman, i yield back. Thank you. Thank you so much. Now were introduce our witnesses. First we have rita bigot, an essential worker who died from coronavirus. Next is john costa, the International President of the transit union. Next we have anthony mark perone, who is the unit food and commercial Workers Union and with us Bonnie Castillo who is the executive director of National Nurses united and California Nurses Association and the National Nurses organizing committee. We also have clint odum from policy and advocacy