Needing it this afternoon little closer to the coast or remain cooler. But 70s right alongside the bay and some 80s inland will be warm toasty but not too terribly hot this afternoon. More on your forecast is still to come back to you. So were seeing an increase a steady increase and not only total number of positive cases, but total number of hospitalized patients in total number of patients in our icu news. They are top story this morning governor newsome set to tighten some of the States Coronavirus restrictions in some or possibly all of californias counties is because were seeing an increase in hospitalizations in the last 24 hours cover Sarah Stinson is live in Santa Clara County with the details sarah. And ari james im live here in Santa Clara County because its on governor newsoms watch list along with 72 of the rest of this state and more counties likely to be added to that watch list today an announcement from the governor who will be announcing as well some more restrictions
Just not as many people have been getting off, but we did hear from Travis Air Force base, they are spending more buses today. Compliments of several buses they received at 8 50 last night, up at Travis Air Force base in fairfield, about 37 miles from here. We know they are going to get more people going up there today. The one thing we are sure to be noticed of was the fact that travis says if anyone tests positive for the coronavirus, those folks will not be going to Travis Air Force base. They will be going elsewhere, they are only going to take people that are going to be put into courting. Thats in order to protect people themselves that are being quarantined, not to mention their own staff and people like that. That is the situation here. At the boat, as they say, there has been a lot of activity. Some people have come off, and there are a bus or two there, just not the fleet of vehicles there were yesterday, was suggests they dont have a system. Apparently, that system has to do
Children needed glasses. But, were not getting them. Thats estimated to be 15,000 to 20,000 of our kids wholl end up having to look at the blackboard and its blurry and they dont know why. Woodruff all that and more on tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by and with the ongoing support of these institutions this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Woodruff republicans are reveling tonight in passage of a sweeping revision of the nations tax laws. The house approved it today, 227 to 203, and the senate moved to follow suit. But a lastminute procedural glitch meant the house will have to vote one final time, tomorrow. Lisa desjardins begins our coverage. cheering desjardins cheers as the g. O. P. Tax overhaul received final house passage, largely along party lines. It signaled the end of republicans sprint to get the bill to the president by
Children needed glasses. But, were not getting them. Thats estimated to be 15,000 to 20,000 of our kids wholl end up having to look at the blackboard and its blurry and they dont know why. Woodruff all that and more on tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by and with the ongoing support of these institutions this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Woodruff republicans are reveling tonight in passage of a sweeping revision of the nations tax laws. The house approved it today, 227 to 203, and the senate moved to follow suit. But a lastminute procedural glitch meant the house will have to vote one final time, tomorrow. Lisa desjardins begins our coverage. cheering desjardins cheers as the g. O. P. Tax overhaul received final house passage, largely along party lines. It signaled the end of republicans sprint to get the bill to the president by
Continuing our conversation with all of you this morning about what it is like in your community, what are seeing, what are the problems and what do you think the solutions are . Those with experience with opioid, professionals and all other. To dan, a medical professional in hawaii. Line. S for waiting on the go ahead. Caller good morning. Thank you cspan for letting me talk in this forum. Was a cardiopulmonary specialist for 45 years and recently retired. 197075, 80, 85, i remember working in hospital emergency rooms, you saw many, many, many overdose patients. He patients we saw, i assisted treating, were patients from the African American community, the well, all spanics, as the ghetto areas. Wasnt a back then it problem. Apparently nobody thought nything of it, it was just a ghetto problem. Ah, just those people. Cases where opioids and where were they getting the opioid . From the street. No one bothered to research because it wasnt and im not trying to be a this, but s saying it