Concern, and remember the number 1. 1. For every one person who contracts the virus in the state thundershower 1. Is people on average are now infected. The state wants to drive that down to 1 or below as quickly as possible, so we asked just how bad is it right now . Are we essentially back to square one with all of inform . Nbc 1s news joins us know. Reporter theres good news and bad news. The bad news is cases are on the rise, the good news things being things are really not as bad as they could be or compared to the rest rast state. As coronavirus cases rise and california reverses plans to reopen its clear the bay area is not out of woods yet, but just how bad is it . The counties when you look at the entire bay area are not as bad as some of the worst hit counties in california, not as bad as los angeles, not as bad as imperial. Reporter to break it down, take a look at this graphic showing daily cases rising in the bay area. On july 10th there were 809 new cases, not including a
Above 24,000 keeping an eye on whats happening with this. The dow has been up. The First Time Since february. If the dow is up again for the fifth session, the first time that has happened since the middle of january. Crude oil has been a big concern. That is down 11. 5 to 11. 85 you are looking at energy being the best performing for april even despite these big swings we have other energy news back with bp out the energy giant reported a 67 slide. Ceo Bernard Looney that the company had a good quarter tough environment here to date it has just been historic and went negative for a while. Back to 12. Crazy. Which is relative how many acres do you have there. You could store oil. Could you put a tank in the ground or just fill the pool we could probably do both we could do a whole oil field here no one Takes Delivery you would think given the challenges that uber is having, they would be doing oil delivery the other thing i told you to buy with all that land is live cattle instead, we
The senate live here on cspan2. Next, a look at the challenges of caring for Senior Citizens with caregivers testifying on the lack of affordable longterm care for the elderly. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] would members and their guests please take their seats . Ways and Means Committee will come to order. Good morning and welcome. We are here to discuss a difficult issue that confronts nearly every family in our nation, and that is how to care for our loved ones as they age. It is certainly appropriate that we work to address this matter or in november, which is alzheimers Awareness Month and u. S. National Family Caregivers month. It is a deeply personal issue for many of us in the room, and for those who havent personally struggled to insure an older relative receives the care they need, you most certainly know someone in your life who has. Navigating a fragmented and insufficient longterm care system can be not only confusing and emotionally taxing, but also
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Here and now. Recently, tens of thousands of people gathered on the National Mall in washington, d. C. , to mark the 20th anniversary of the million man march the theme this time, justice or else, a call for an end to Police Brutality in communities of color. Joining us today is lawrence hamm, founder and chairman of the Peoples Organization for progress, the northeast regional director of the National Action network, minister kirsten john foy, along with michael hardy, executive Vice President and general counsel for nan. Thank you all for being here again. Nice to see you. Great to be here. Good to see you. First question i asked myself was, has it been 20 years . 20 years. It was hard for me to believe that time had passed, and i know, mr. Hamm, that you attended the first march. Yes, yes. And this time, you took a couple of busloads of folks. What was the big difference, i think, between not only the mood, but also the makeup of the crowd was slightly different this time. Right. We