Different states with different symptoms. But there may be one link covid19 as a parent i can tell you. This is a parents worst nightmare, the cdc is expected to warn doctors to watch for a dangerous inflammatory syndrome in children that could be tied to coronavirus infection. Symptoms include persistent fever rash abdominal pain vomiting and swelling of the hands and feet we thought that children were not especially affected by the virus. Now find out that they might be and it might be several weeks later, this is a truly disturbing the illness is being called pediatric multisystem inflammatory syndrome and the number of cases is rising i think having kids get the sick, im having them get from the deadly complications is just something that is a site society we just cant bear to see and as doctors try to determine why children are getting sick. Health experts warn it shows theres a lot we dont know about covid19 weve really got to be very careful particularly when it comes to childre
Expected to reopen monday for Curbside Pickup and delivery thanks for joining us tonight at 9 oclock everybody im grant lotus and im Vicki Liviakis both counties are easing restrictions after seeing no spikes in cases and a flattening of hospitalizations good News Conference Taylor Bisacky spoke to a san mateo board supervisor in the San Francisco Business Owner about the changes. We have to balance 2 things one stadium lights. And the second thing that we have to balance which is critical as well in years. How do we get this economy back from any of the businesses in San Mateo County that were forced to shut down and lay off employees supervisor david campos says theyre taking a small step in the right direction on wednesday. Both san mateo and San Francisco counties announced that they will allow most retailers to reopen with Curbside Pickup and delivery on monday. The new water includes manufacturing and warehouse is not shopping malls. Weve seen. Small some of them in terms of sale
ST. THOMAS — A woman was arrested early Saturday morning after police said she set two fires in her apartment, causing disruption for the landlord and fellow tenants.
A Richmond mother says she’s not giving up on getting justice for her 5-year-old little girl who she says was sexually assaulted at Blackwell Preschool in January.
“I’m very relieved and feel a sense of peacefulness with what’s going on right now," Shayla Roberts said. “What was the terms of her resigning? That’s something I would like to know."