Trump says coronavirus is on its way out at a rally with very few masks and little social distancing. Live from cnn World Headquarters in atlanta, welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world, im natalie allen. This is cnn newsroom. 5 00 a. M. Here in atlanta, georgia, thank you for joining us. U. S. President donald trump has said very little about the wildfires raging across the western u. S. During the past month. But as the disaster reaches historic levels, hes now expected to travel to california monday to get a briefing from emergency officials. No doubt he will experience the intense smoke that is choking the u. S. West coast from mexico all the way north to canada. The air quality in some places is extremely hazardous. Medical experts are fearing that lung damage from the smoke will make people even more vulnerable to the coronavirus. The fires have now killed at least 33 people since midaugust, and dozens are missing. Entire communities as you can see
Coronavirus and other infections. In just a few hours, President Trump will head to reno, nevada, for a Campaign Rally. The president has largely remained silent on the fires, but now the white house says President Trump will visit californias mcclelen mark in Sacramento County on monday, where he will be briefed by emergency officials. Cnns Paul Vercammen is in Southern California where the massive bobcat fire has grown to nearly 30,000 acres. Paul, what can the president expect to see when he does visit your state . Reporter well, when he comes to california, hes going to see massive devastation up and down the state. You alluded to the fatalities, the number of acres burned. We understand its 4,000 structures. Hes also going to get a whiff of this unhealthy air throughout california. A covid19 mask is one thing. Weve gone to the heavier masks today because its so brutal. And off into those foothills, theyre fighting the fire but you cant really see whats going on right now because i
NATCHEZ – Re-enactors for the Mississippi 3rd U.S. Colored Cavalry are headed to Woodville on Friday, June 14, following their Civil War encampment program in Natchez. They will be in Woodville from noon to 2 p.m. The cavalry visit will be led by Richard Wilder, president of Buffalo Soldiers Florida Inc. He and his team […] The post 3rd U.S. Colored Cavalry to visit Woodville after stop in Natchez appeared first on Mississippi's Best Community Newspaper.
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