Pleasanton. Student at Santa Barbara city college. Friday night, he was grabbing food with friends. The next thing he knew he was scrambling for his life. Pow, pow, pow, pow. I stopped for maybe two or three seconds. It picked up again. Went for about 15, 20 seconds. He was almost smiling like he was happy about what was going on. Ill remember that face for a long time. If you look at the video, the builts are coming over my head breaking does he recalls as i am sliding on it. I go straight to the back. I called my mom right away. I was like i dont know whats going to happen. Anything that does happen, just know i love you. It was small pops in between. I thought he was outside the store trying to get in. The first few bullets that came through hit the martinez kids. I took my shirt off and applied pressure to stop the bleeding. Was he alive when you got to him . No. He was pretty much not breathing. We were doing what we could. Thats why it kind of shook us all up. He had no target. H
Problems andel minutes across the span taking a look at the Livermore Valley westbound 580 is looking really good and quickly on the south bay no major problems to speak of except for southbound on the creek boulevard because of construction. 4 30 lets go back to the desk. Crews just put out a fire in san jose around san jose around 4a m this morning. 4 00 a. M. This morning. Flames did not spread to the rest of the building and nobody was hurt. Fire crews are iting to leave the scene and pg e is now there to check on the gas line. And just about two hours ago, president barack obama responded to the be heading of another american journalist by isis. The president spoke from estonia where he is leading the summit. They showed the be heading and the video is similar to the one which showed the execution of american journalist james foley. Why president Barack Obama Says isis is failing in its attempt to scare the u. S. And the next hostage which is threatened. And a deadly hitandrun cra
Spike, the country could see widespread suffering and death. That is a direct quote. Hospitalizations now at their second highest levels ever with eight states reporting record numbers of patients and for the Third Straight day, thursday, virus deaths topped 1,000. In a series of interviews today, dr. Fauci said that while he doesnt think a second nationwide shutdown is necessary right now, it is time, he said, for the hard hit Southern States to rethink their policies. My advice would be timeout and maybe go back to a prior checkpoint and from that point try to proceed in a very measured, prudent way, according to the guidelines. If we do that, i think we can control the surging that were seeing in those states. For the other states, i would say please take a look at the example of what happens when you open in a way that might be too quickly. Now, amidst all of this, the cdc is issuing new guidelines that push for American Children back into the classroom. Dr. Robert redfield saying
Good evening, and welcome to bbc news. The foreign secretary, dominic raab, says the government is listening to conservative mps unhappy with planned new covid restrictions in england, but that a third spike in cases is possible unless they are approved. The system would replace the lockdown when it ends this week and would place most of england in the two highest levels. A vote is due in the house of commons on tuesday. Our Political Correspondent iain watson reports. Its been difficult finding cheer in this festive season. In Greater Manchester, theyve been living under some form of restrictions since the summer. Whats even more cutting is theyre being placed in tier 3, the highest form of restrictions, from next week. If you look at some of the figures and things like that, if you study it, they seem to have cracked down a bit harder on Greater Manchester in my opinion. Just speaking amongst the people, they seem to be kind of fed up. But some are putting a brave face on it. Theyre
University and New York University school of medicine. And practices internal medicine at the university of nebraska medical center. Her poetry and nonfiction have been published in jama the annuals annals of internal medicine and great weather for media. Shes also the alcoa author of quackery a brief history of the worst ways to kill cure everything. That cracks me up. Um, that was an npr science friday best science book of 2017. Her adult historical fiction includes the bestselling novels of beautiful person the impossible girl. Opium and absent and the forthcoming the halflife of ruby fielding which will come out in may. Her adult young adult novels the code control catalyst toxic and the november girl, which was a 2019 Nebraska Book award winner. Let me tell you about nate. Nate pattersons notified nonfiction has appeared in a wide variety of magazines newspapers including the guardian the believer and the mental floss. He is a blogger and a regular contributor for fine books and c