With two california universities that aims to streamline and speed up the testing process. We specifically have a new partnership with uc davis, and uc san diego to create a minimum of 57 hubs where we have high input, where we will work with different vendors, not be prescriptive on the exact type of testing. But working with these hubs to significantly increase our Testing Capacity and our collaborative spirit. Within those hubs. California is nearing 13,000 cases and 288 deaths in the bay area. There are more than 3000 cases and 87 deaths. The majority in santa clara, and more than 1000 or with more than 1000 deaths in that county as well. Governor newsom also responded to a suggestion from a President Trump that the nfl start is regularseason with fans in the stands in august or september. Today Governor Newsom said that likely will not happen here in california. And said the resumption of sporting events that large would be based on data. Newsom said that would also apply to Colle
100 26,000 people have been tested for covid19 across the state of california, but he says that number is too low. Here in california there are nearly 14,000 cases and 322 people have died. The governor also announcing today the 2300 people are currently hospitalized and 1000 are in icu beds. That is 18. 9 increase from yesterday. 12,000 people tested positive for covid19 today, a 12. 4 increase from yesterday. The governor says the state is distributed more than 41 million n95 masks to healthcare workers. He governor has launche new task force to help speed up coronavirus testing here in our state. He hopes and says the goal is to increase testing fivefold by the end of the month. How the governor plans to make this work. Reporter one of the ways this is going to be done is by making more test kits available as well as testing sites. As of today, california has tested 126,700 people. The governor says that number is far too low and he has promised to do better. I am not going to expla
Not only was all welcome to convert some. Nobody has talked more about reforming the e. U. Than emanuel micro why should anyone listen when hes making such heavy weather of reforms in his own country. Well 1st youve been reforming from for more than 2 years with steady paff. The country is in chaos the cantar is not in care off there is no threat anymore are in real with all Public Transportation and there will be the most ambitious pension systems reform for decades with wish which will pass in the parliament in the next few weeks people have died in the instructions paris has reeked of tear gas for weeks on end youve had gigantic disruptions in transport so the worst transport disruption since the 1960 s. Are you talking about that office is the talk about paris you dont seem to come often to paris are i do i have my family in paris yes theyre with are from protests that suppression tradition birds are they hurt or 1700 people injured across the country 17 and a number of policemen i
Level of safety. Meanwhile expectant mothers are facing a host of other worries ranging from could their babies get infected to concerns about hospital staffing. Its adding quite a bit of stress and anxiety to what should be an exciting time for most expecting moms and dads. Our own janai norman, whos expecting her second child, is among them. Reporter so much is still unknown as the coronavirus changes our daily routines. All elective procedures at hospitals are canceled. But one thing that cant be canceled, pregnancy appointments and labor. We know that the virus has caused a lot of worry, and this can be especially true for pregnant patients. Our top goal is to keep moms and babies safe before, during, and after pregnancy. Reporter early and limited data is encouraging for expectant mothers. At this point it doesnt appear those infected late in pregnancy pass on the virus to their infants. However, those early in their pregnancy, or those considering getting pregnant, should conside
Booktv. Org. Now we kick off the weekend with historian Leeanna Keith who looks at the origins of the Republican Party. [inaudible conversations] good evening. Cspan is here, so thats why our lights are super bright. Welcome, my name is kate whitman, and i am the Vice President of community engagement, and im delighted to have you all here. Tonights presentation is a livingston lecture made possible through generous funding of the livingston foundation. Please join me in thank them. [applause] and now to introduce our speaker for thissen evening who will tell you why she is sitting down like this. Leeanna keith teaches history at the Collegiate School for boys in new york city. Shes the author of the colfax massacre, untold story of black power. And most recently [inaudible] she joins us to discuss tonight. Kirkus review, which is an industry publication, a wellresearched, denselydetailed account [inaudible] planted the roots for the civil rights movement. And then [inaudible] Importan