Business. Americans back at barbershops, shopping malls, restaurants and churches in many states. One governor admitting theres a risk no matter what we do. Airline temperature checks. A doctor returning home after volunteering to fight the pandemic finding himself on this crowded flight. Middle seats not left empty. One airline starting to check passengers temperatures. Others planning to follow. Final moments. The Surveillance Video appearing to show Ahmaud Arbery just before he was shot and killed by that father and son. Arbery at a home under construction. What that homeowner has to say. The deadly shark attack. The 26yearold surfboard Business Owner killed by a shark off santa cruz. And the chilling video from a week before. Sharks clustering just off the shore up the coast. Swift water rescue. The heartstopping moment, a hiker nearly swept into a whirlpool. Hanging on. The offduty deputy who knew what to do. And super moms. Extraordinary times demanding even more of our mothers.
Threatens to pull its funding. The u. S. Death toll from the coronavirus has passed another grim milestone. More than 90,000 americans have died with more than 1. 5 million cases now reported. Still the process of reopening the country continues, and over the next week all 50 states will have eased restrictions or partially reopened for business. This map shows the trends when it comes to new cases as states gradually get back to work. And despite the increased mobility, a key model has revised the u. S. Death projections slightly downward. Now forecasting 143,000 people will die by early august. That revision came as a surprise to researchers. Were expecting them to probably go up because of the big surge in mobility in the last two or three weeks that weve seen in cell phone data, but whats really been fascinating is its not a strong correlation between where mobility has gone up and the trend in cases in deaths. Even when we take into account the increase in testing. And our explana
York state, now easing restrictions by this weekend. And reports tonight, an internal Administration Document reportedly shows cases spiking in nashville, des moines, and parts of kentucky. In florida, three of their deadliest oneday tolls this week alone. Los angeles expected to keep some form of stay at home orders in effect right into august. And tonight, colleges and universities. Cal state already moving classes at all state universities online for the fall. But this evening, one university preparing to fully reopen. And abc news getting a first look inside their own lab. They say they will take testing into their own hands to protect their students. Could this be a blueprint for others . Your money tonight. American families facing rising prices at the grocery store. Prices spiking for beef, chicken, and eggs. Among other products. The biggest onemonth increase in nearly 50 years. Well go down the list. And the out of work mother of five saying her family is now skipping meals. S
Author and former Maine newspaper reporter Gerry Boyle has decided to end his Jack McMorrow series after 31 years and 14 books. The last one, 'Hard Line,' goes on sale June 11.
Award-winning journalist and mystery writer Gerry Boyle will will discuss his fascination with murder and mayhem in Maine and the reasons why he thinks the state is the perfect stage for crime fiction at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 25, at the Bailey Public Library in Winthrop. Having just released the 13th book in his […]