of time. also today from the cdc, a new estimate of how many people may be infected with the coronavirus while experiencing no symptoms at all. the cdc says as many as 40%, 40% positive for the virus but not sick showing no symptoms. the cdc also estimates about half the covid-19 transmissions happen between people before they get sick. across the united states, look how many states are now reporting a rise in coronavirus cases. in some areas the rise is significant. florida, georgia, south carolina, today we re hearing texas all reporting record or near record high numbers of confirmed covid-19 infections in a single day. this sharp upward trend of new coronavirus cases and soaring hospitalizations drawing this dire warning from one of the nation s leading public health experts. what we re looking at is what i think is going to be one of the most unstable times in the history of our country unless we figure out a way to do something, unless we implement a federal plan. we st
distancing pose the highest risk. but the trump administration is doubling down, saying, open your schools in the fall. deadly police ambush. two police officers responding to a call about domestic violence, shot and killed at the door of the home. the police chief saying they never stood a chance. taking down the duke. usc s film school taking down an exhibit dedicated to film star john wayne over racist remarks. what the wayne family is saying tonight. and lucky to be alive. a man waking up to find a 450-pound bear in his living room, after breaking through the front door. the bear lashing out, then getting away. the man survived. tonight, talking to abc news. and good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i m tom llamas. a lot to get to tonight. the new record set in the number of covid-19 cases. but we begin with the explosion on the u.s. navy ship docked in san diego. multiple alarms going out. firefighters responding. at least 21 people reportedly hos
they were responding to a domestic service call as they approached the door. that is when they came under fire. our officers did not draw the weapons. did not fire. never stood a chance. never had a chance. didn t suspect reasons. the officers came here to maintain es peace. instead, they were taken down by gunfire. reporter: chavez was on the force two years. garza was serving his community nine. the suspect, 23 camarillo was killed. he was ordered to trop his gun but he turned gun on himself. he had driving under the influence, assaulting. texas governor greg abbott said two of the finest were killed in the line of duty trying to defend their community. i spoke with the mcallen police chief. 29 officers have been shot and killed in the line of duty alone. mcallen police chief says the next few days will be very difficult for the department. back to you guys. pete: jackie, thank you. remains the most difficult and dangerous job in america today. garza, 45, ismael chavez, 3
welcome, it is sunday, july 13. i am mike mibach. we have a look at our weather. good morning, rosemary orozco. good morning to you. this is the oakland estuary, plenty of cloud cover out there from the coast across the bay, north bay, south bay and into the east because. look at the satellite radar. it is even a little bit of patchy drizzle and i had a few drops on my windshield coming in. and into the east bay. mostly cloudy skies. livermore stretching into areas like tracy and these are going to burn away. mostly sunny for the afternoon. and have to keep reminding that we are not going to see a lot more sunshine on the coast. and the onshore breeze at fairfield gusting to six. and we still have cool air pooling through the delta. and temperatures in the 50s. 58 in oakland. and upper 50s. low 60s. in antioch. half moon bay and low 50s in novato. for the afternoon today. 10 degrees up. 91 in livermore. 75 for hayward. and 79 for san francisco and co
groping and harassing a woman at a public park. cousins of dozens of people are evacuated and crews are working to clean of dozens of gallons of spilled fuel. this is the scene from news chopper 2. sir francis drake boulevard, a major thoroughfare near san quentin is completely shut down. good evening. i m tori campbell. good afternoon, brian. it remains a mess out here literally on sir francis drake boulevard. crews had to move us back several hundred feet because they were concerned about the gas fumes still emanating from the roadway. the tanker truck around the corner from where i m standing remains overturned five hours after it happened. it s looking like it will be midafternoon at the earliest before this scene is clear. want to go to some video right now of what it looked like this morning from news chopper 2 just after 7:00 this morning. according to chp the driver of the double gas tanker truck was head ed westbound just after anderson drive when he lost contr