spread of this virus. months after the cdc first recommended putting masks on your face president trump is finally catching up telling americans to mask up and tweeting the first photo of himself wearing a mask. himself tweeting that out saying it is a patriotic to wear a mask. well happening today, president trump will be restarting his daily coronavirus briefings for the first time since april but cnn s reporting that apparently doctors anthony fauci and deborah birx who are the lead doctors in the coronavirus task force are currently not scheduled to be there and that has some people worried that that s going to turn into a televised campaign speech for the president joe johns has more. president trump announced his regular coronavirus briefings are making a comeback. we re going to give you a lot of briefings and the next. we can over the next few weeks. instead of focusing on the recent surge in cases in the high human cost of the virus across the country. trump gav
clear out future cast for is going to show us that you can see right now visibility down to a few miles for some of the shore freeway areas. the fox really going to be sticking for coastal spots for the rest of the afternoon and then pretty much sunny and clear everywhere else temperatures smile to even ones, we ll have those coming up in just a bit daria thanks a lot. let s start with the latest coronavirus numbers the u.s. set to pass a grim milestone, a 141,000 americans have died of covid across the country nearly 60,000 people are in the hospital. the cdc is forecasting more than a 157,000 americans will be killed by the virus by august 8th. and now health officials and government leaders are pushing for more americans to wear masks. our decisions not our conditions are decisions that will determine our fate and future as it relates to the spread of this virus. and months after the cdc first recommended it the president is now telling americans to mascot and showing hi
tonight the state has officially given personal care services, the okay. to move some businesses outdoors capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the governor s latest update. governor gavin, newsome gave the go ahead monday allowing barber shops hair skin and nail salons along with other personal care services to work outside is possible some salon owners say reopening comes at a new price we lost $18,000 just in close. and then we had to send more money on ppe things and now we re going to have to save more money on a said we are temporarily allowed to do outside where we get to do with the disappointment after we re finished in portable state sen. so long years ago outside the new guidance does not apply to tattoo and piercing shops state officials say they re invasive procedures and require a controlled hi jenna environment to be done safely and those new guidelines are up and hopefully that provides more clarity if we need to provide even more. will get the g
a storm watch is in effect among most of the carolinas. anna is already creating surf and beach surf folly. sustained winds are near 45 miles an hour and are expected to strengthen. the possibility of more severe weather has the planes and texas this morning. thunderstorms spawned an outbreak of tornadoes thursday. massive funnel clouds darkened the skies north of dallas. only light damage and no injuries. residents are cleaning up in the oklahoma city area hit hard by tornados earlier this week. storms destroyed dozens of homes and left one person dead. dangerous weather is in the forecast for that area again. meteorologist eric fisher of cbs station wbz shows us the potential problems. thursday was another active day for severe weather, and we re going to be looking at the same situation as we head into friday. some of the statement overnight storms pushing eastward toward the mississippi valley, but watch what happens as we head toward the afternoon and evening. same
inches of rain. today, there were piles of wood where the homes stood. one person was killed, more than 65 hurt, and more severe storms are racing through the region tonight. adriana diaz is in bridge creek adriana. reporter: scott, as you can see the rain is starting to pick up again. now, this overturned chair, this sink, all of this insulation around me didn t come from the building right behind me. it came from a trailer home across the street more than 70 yards away, giving you a sense of the power of this storm. the view from this drone camera brings the path of destruction into focus. this oklahoma city motel reduced to rubble. jimmie o quinn was a motel guest. kept coming, it kept coming. upon we lost everything. got nothing. reporter: just half a football field away, the scene wasn t any better. mobile homes tossed aside. fire chief keith bryant helped get people to safety. you know, r.v.s and mobile homes don t fare too well in these types of storms. repor