Covid19 cases are claimingimbi across the country and worldwide. They are reopening and expanding operations on tuesday but not now, not anymore. Stephanie sierra has details. Disappointing for a lot of merchants. Certainly so. San francisco is still doing remarkably well but dr. Grant colfax explained two numbers triggering the decision to pull back are the citys case rate and hospitalizations, both have increased slightly. So here is what exactly is on pause. Indoor pools, bowling alleys, locker rooms, and showers at Fitness Centers originally set to reopen november 3rd will now remain closed until further notice. Restaurants indoor museums, zoos asquakwa aquariums and indoor Worship Centers will be required to capacity at 25 . Nonessential office space without concessions stay the same. Also operating at 25 capacity. Mayor breed and dr. Colfax referenced the surge of covid cases across the world and country as reasons to take precautions before its too late. France in particular is
He thinks the gas fueled by gasoline stored in a shed. He and his wife tracy and his daughter sophia, and his sons brian jr. And parker perished. They searched the house to determine where and how the fire started at one point they removed several long guns from inside. Brian liukins is a highly regarded sheriffs deputy and a veteran of two overseas deployments and coming to grips of the sudden death of two very active little boys. Very energetic, always doing something and always the basketball courts and everything here. They were all riding around on bikes and playing basketball. They are gone now. This is a shame. This is a small community. Almost Everybody Knows somebody. Stuffed animals and sports gear dropped off this afternoon and a Family Friends raising funds via a go fund me site. I cant imagine losing one child let alone two and knowing you did everything you could to save them. I dont know how you move on and we as a community have to rally arm them. The original goal was
Moisture in advance of this, but the Actual Center of it is near chicago and that continues dipping to the south and east. And that will bring us a round of generally some light snow. And the National Weather service issued Winter Weather advisories from philadelphia all areas north and west starting at 8 00 tonight and continuing until 10 00 tomorrow morning. A bit of a buffer there. The snow will be out well before 10 00. Here is what to expect tonight. The snow begins at 8 00 and 10 00. And all winding up by day break. Between 4 00 and 7 00 in the morning. Most of our main roads are treated. Untreated surfaces will get slick and cars and sidewalks will get covered. Well talk specifically the amount of snow coming up in the full accuweather forecast. Cecily thank you. Now lets switch over to reporter walter perez along the parkway. This bitter blast a first taste of what is ahead. Reporter that is right rick and monica, something where the sun was up and the wind wasnt whipping it wa
Was swift and fierce. This was the first time in over a decade a strike like this has happened in mexico. In this episode of fault lines we went to meet the people picking so much of the food we eat in the United States and asked what is keeping them at the bottom of our food system. Were about an hour away from the heart of where farmworkers have started to protest their conditions and were already coming up on a checkpoint, this could be an early sign the movement is starting to spread. Thousands of farm workers had been on strike for over a week here. With the fields empty and the main highway blocked off, theyd brought production to a halt at the peak of harvest in one of mexicos main agricultural areas, the valley of san quintin. Theyre asking drivers for donations to support their cause, because while theyre striking, theyre not getting paid. When they are paid workers here make an average of 120130 pesos a day or 89 dollars. For laborers, especially those with children, its hard
This was the first time in over a decade a strike like this has happened in mexico. In this episode of fault lines we went to meet the people picking so much of the food we eat in the United States and asked what is keeping them at the bottom of our food system. Were about an hour away from the heart of where farmworkers have started to protest their conditions and were already coming up on a checkpoint, this could be an early sign the movement is starting to spread. Thousands of farm workers had been on strike for over a week here. With the fields empty and the main highway blocked off, theyd brought production to a halt at the peak of harvest in one of mexicos main agricultural areas, the valley of san quintin. Theyre asking drivers for donations to support their cause, because while theyre striking, theyre not getting paid. When they are paid workers here make an average of 120130 pesos a day or 89 dollars. For laborers, especially those with children, its hard to understand how the