Today is tuesday may 26th. Governor whitmer wonderful, good afternoon. Todays tuesday, may 26. Im joined by dr. Calhoun, dr. Martin, associate professor of epidemiology at university of Michigan School of Public Health, and Beverly Allen of cvs, a subsidiary of aetna. The families all across the world. People everywhere have grieved the loss of parents, of sibling, of children and friends. Nearly 100,000 people in the United States have died from the coronavirus. The New York Times reported that more americans have died of the coronavirus in the last 12 weeks than died in vietnam and the korean wars combined and nearly twice as many as died of battle wounds during world war i. In terms of american deaths this virus is the equivalent of 22 iraq wars, 33 september 11th attacks, 41 afghanistan wars, 42 pearl harbors or 25,000 ben gausys. Its important to never stop recognizing the human toll that this has taken. I want to highlight a couple of people from our home state who lost the battl
Officials, the local emergency center, the Michigan National guard, the Michigan State police, the dnr, and eagle departments, and the federal government to ensure that Midland County families, who have been impacted by the flooding, have the support they need. Thanking ourrt by first responders, who did heroic work in the late hours in the midst of a global pandemic, to get people out and keep them safe. 10,000 people were evacuated, and it is truly a testament to the people of the area, but also the first responders. I want to thank people on the ground who have been helping one another. When i toured the shelter yesterday, it was incredible to see the spirit of the community and the volunteering and the attitude they are all in this together. We truly are, and thank you for inspiring me in these challenging days. Serbiannt to thank our our urban search and rescue team. They had been working hard to make sure we are keeping people out of harms way. Last night, i sent a letter to Pres
Eastern and central time zone we will hear from you at 202 7488000. If you are in that mountain and pacific time zones, 202 7488001, and keep in mind you can always text us at 202 7488003. We are always reading on social media on twitter and facebook. We are all under stress now because of the coronavirus pandemic, but a new report from the American Psychological Association Shows that stress is taking a toll on parents. I will read to a little bit from that report right now. Many are experiencing considerable stress related to the virus and are reporting higher levels of stress than in recent years. American parents are on average suffering significantly higher levels of stress than adults without children. It is related to education, basic needs and missing out on major milestones. The average stress level related to the coronavirus pandemic or adults is 5. 9. When asked to rate their level in general, the average reported stress or u. S. Adults is 5. 4. This is higher than the avera
Been warning people driving into pacifica that if they dont live within five miles of the beach, they shouldnt be visiting it. But these signs are soon going to be changing. Come monday, people who live within ten miles will be allowed to visit. That means more people can be expected at San Mateo County beaches. Governor gavin newsom is closely watching beaches and parks this weekend as his office weighs fewer statewide restrictions. In pacifica, there were few people out this weekend compared to last. But Pacifica Police were again out on patrol explaining new changes coming. Youll be allowed to be at the beach if youre moving. If you are watching the kids on the water. Reporter Marcel Martins and his wife already got a visit from the beach patrol. No beach blankets, chairs, coolers, or other lounging items will be allowed. Lots of people have been keeping away from the beaches the last two weeks because its been too crowded. I think after two months this is the first time we came out
Where everybody could go in, credit union and snack bar. We were constantly inundated with people just coming in to visit or draw a little money for their lunch or apply for a loan. Everybody, everybody visited the credit union. I got there as early as i could that morning. I had my cruise pictures from vacation the week before. I was going to share all those with these gals when we met that morning. So, we didnt get started on this meeting until about 8 20 that morning. And i would turn around and look at my computer screen at the next item that we were to discu discuss, and i went back in my chair and let them chat about who is going to copy this, do this, get this ready for the Banking Department so they could hurry with their audit. I just turned around in my chair and kind of reared back and was getting ready to discuss the next item that i had mentioned when the bomb went off. And it had to be longer, but it was just like seconds. And then all the girls that was in the office wit