roughly a dozen states are offering drive-through covid-19 testing. some people confused by special requirements for testing like an appointment or doctor s note at christiane care hospital in delaware, they tested 536 people in four hours. one in one side of the nose and one in the other side and put it inside the tube and close it off and send it with their individual information. reporter: the white house says 2,000 labs will have the ability to conduct tests by sometime today processing nearly 2 million tests by the end of the week each test could take hours or days to process. but across much of the country, frustration at the lack of tests and slow results a virginia man who returned from a trip to new york is now unconscious on a ventilator and in icu it took three days to get a positive test result. like he s sleeping but, you know, he s got all these tubes and he s on his stomach and just doing everything they can to keep him alive, but it s heartbreaking. i ju
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temperatures are poised to drop even more with whipping winds making it that much worse. chief meteorologist doug hill is here with the forecast. doug, we are talking about dangerously cold temperatures outside. doug: as we get through the weekend. temperatures are much colder than this time yesterday. the first batch of arctic air in place. reinforcement. the coldest air of the season will move in here saturday morn. it s 25 in frederick. 21 in hagerstown. it s 28 in annapolis. 29 in the capital. these are the sustained winds speeds between 17 to 22 miles per hour in the area. that is strong enough to produce wind chills from the single digit to the teens. it feels like 6 in hagerstown. it feels like 13 in frederick and 17 in washington. we will find clear skies but the next push of the arctic air is on the way. we will get a few flurries ahead of it tomorrow an. when the front comes through you will feel it with the strong winds developing here on saturday. brutally cold te
and killed the other in a shootout before being killed himself. these mens are hero. they served this county. they served this county faithfully. honorably. they their lives doing what they love. jonathan: david evans had two outstanding warrants for an arrest and one was assaulting a police officer in florida. flags are flying at half staff across maryland in honor of the deputies. as we hear, they served in the sheriff department for more than a decade. outside the southern precinct, the flags are at half staff. black flag is draped across the entrance. tribute for the officers who were killed. nonstop line of strangers to deliver tribute. mark logsdon. i met with the family yesterday with the sheriff. reporter: the cap hayne looks at what chaplain looks at what is left outside the police car. he knew both officers. sorry for your loss. reporter: dailey had been with the department 30 years. logsdon for 16. we lost two good men. the families lost two good men.
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