Nationwide. And tonight a key model is predicting covid will kill nearly 300,000 americans by december 1st, currently 160,000 americans have died from covid19. But if the data from the institute for Health Metrics and evaluation plays out that would mean an additional 136,000 people will lose their lives to this virus over the next 4 months. In a statement, researchers at the institute say consistent maskwearing could save about 70,000 lives a message that was echoed by the nations top Infectious Disease expert. Now is the time. To accelerate the fundamental preventive measures that we will talk about masks social distancing avoiding crowds out to his grade than indoors, washing hands, et cetera. Those kind of simple things can actually prevent that uptick from becoming a surge. Earlier this week doctor deborah birx warned of an uptick in the covid19 test Positivity Rate in several cities as well as in californias central valley. But the severity of the pandemic in california is now mu
Good evening. Im ken wayne and i pale more says family and their attorneys say the civil rights of the 22 yearold were violated by unjustified use of deadly force and as kron fours michelle kingston tells us a say they dont think the officer involved should have even been on the force. And no objective reason to play south which showed through there was a window when that office is already in a position of safety a federal civil rights lawsuit filed against the city of ole ole and one of its officers over the deadly shooting of Sean Monterrosa the San Francisco man who police say was kneeling at a walgreens parking lot when he was killed. To me this is flatout murder and i dont say that lightly. I said because there was no basis to do it. And that the man that would have a shot was doing he was not attacking them the 22 yearold was shot by 18 year veteran officer jarrett on in june for our knowledge. You can see in this video that the officer was sitting in the back seat of an Unmarked
We are seeing some pretty significant delays into the Allatoona Pass. The crash happened at 11 45 last night and at one point, both directions were shut down. All lanes are open so traffic is moving in both directions but with the morning ride, on the westbound side, we are seeing some pretty busy conditions. It was slow out of tracy and noun house and making matters worse, it is right around greenville. It is a busy ride in that area. Katie nielsen has the latest information and she is in the Allatoona Pass with what happened with the fire. Reporter gianna, we are looking at this traffic backup that you can still see. You can see trucks, cars, just crawling their way along westbound 580 and you can also see the black charred grass. That is where this fire was burning overnight. As you said, it started right around midnight after a crash in the eastbound lanes. The fire then spread through the grassy median area between north flynn and grant line rhodes. Chp had the entire freeway shut
And shooting thursday night. Sheriffs deputies were first called to the scene in the morning. The woman said the suspect was holding her hostage, had poured gasoline on her and threatened to set her on fire. Swat and a Hostage Negotiation Team try to get the suspect out of the home. Neighbors who do not want their faces on camera said they heard several gunshots throughout the hours long standoff. The only time i really heard something is when they did the flash bang on the far side of the house and the sound like somebody was yelling, screaming, panicking xp met the woman inside the home was able to escape. At one point the suspects brother try to convince them to surrender. They mentioned his brother and said your brother loves you and we know you love your brother and it was more on a pulling of the heart strings like you have more to live for. You will be saved, they want to help you. Come on, get up. Reporter neighbors say at one point the suspects brother tried to convince him to
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