Being treated earth kind was sent to san quentin back in 2004 for the murder of 2 boys alvarez was placed there in 1989 for murder vehicle theft Forcible Rape and robbery right now there are more than 700 people on californias death row. And napa county officials establish what theyre calling it Compliance Task force to respond to complaints about people who are not cooperating. But Public Health orders kron ons gayle ong explains. Napa county officials saw a jump in covid19 cases after memorial day and fathers day and they are not taking any chances over the july 4th weekend its people visiting from other cities and now that everything is opening up. We have more torres. He just never now while many napa county residents share the same concern about tourists and the spread of covid19 Public Health officer doctor karen drew says otherwise you know we havent seen cases that said i want a winery i went to a particular restaurant and this is how i got it in the zoo meeting thursday county
Rise in coronavirus cases and deaths in each county take a look for yourself Contra Costa County is seeing a 129 increase in cases in a 111 increase in deaths from may 31st to july second napa county saw a 207 increase in cases with a 33 increase in deaths. Many people i talked with in walnut creek say theyre going to stay at home to put their health first to stay home and ah you know see had a new dog and see how the dog fears of the fireworks and stuff watch tv for half the day. I love to go out like everybody else you go to a parade and be around people but. Honestly, the risk is not worth the reward. And theyre just so many negatives about going out we all to have the discipline to stay home. Bay Area Health Officers put out a joint statement urging people to stay home this holiday saying you should only hang out with people you live with and avoid gatherings. If you are leaving your home for 4th of july make sure youre taking those precautions wearing a mask keeping distance if yo
Excited to be welcoming Laura Meckler. She is a National Education writer for the Washington Post, where covers education across the country as well as National Education policy and politics. She previously reports on the white house president ial politics, immigration and health care for wall street journal. As as health and social policy for the associated press. Her honors include nieman fellowship and livingston award for National Reporting, and she was part of the that won a george polk for justice reporting and she is a fellow at washingtonian was laura was due to be here today but instead weve got Jesse Holland which is just as good a nationally renowned journalist, educator and author with, a portfolio of stories that challenge perspectives, reshape narratives, inspire change. Hes the author of the Award Winning Nonfiction Books the invisibles, the untold story africanamerican slaves inside the white and black men built the capital. Discovering African American history. And aro
Excited to be welcoming Laura Meckler. She is a National Education writer for the Washington Post, where covers education across the country as well as National Education policy and politics. She previously reports on the white house president ial politics, immigration and health care for wall street journal. As as health and social policy for the associated press. Her honors include nieman fellowship and livingston award for National Reporting, and she was part of the that won a george polk for justice reporting and she is a fellow at washingtonian was laura was due to be here today but instead weve got Jesse Holland which is just as good a nationally renowned journalist, educator and author with, a portfolio of stories that challenge perspectives, reshape narratives, inspire change. Hes the author of the Award Winning Nonfiction Books the invisibles, the untold story africanamerican slaves inside the white and black men built the capital. Discovering African American history. And aro
White house president ial politics, immigration and health care for wall street journal. As as health and social policy for the associated press. Her honors include nieman fellowship and livingston award for National Reporting, and she was part of the that won a george polk for justice reporting and she is a fellow at washingtonian was laura was due to be here today but instead weve got Jesse Holland which is just as good a nationally renowned journalist, educator and author with, a portfolio of stories that challenge perspectives, reshape narratives, inspire change. Hes the author of the Award Winning Nonfiction Books the invisibles, the untold story africanamerican slaves inside the white and black men built the capital. Discovering African American history. And around washington, d. C. , jesse is a weekend host of washington journal and cspan, and the associate director of the school of media and Public Affairs at the George Washington university. So please me in welcoming Laura Mec