day death tolls since the pandemic began. the number of new infections of covid-19 are growing exponentially too and in nearly every corner of the u.s. that is leading two members of the president s coronavirus task force to call for states to shut down bars and for all americans to wear masks. but without any official guidance from the white house about those recommendations, governors and major retailers are taking matters into their own hands. tonight colorado and arkansas are joining a growing list of states mandating masks in public. altogether 28 states plus the district of columbia now require them. and today target, cvs and publix publix stores are also saying grocery stores are also sayi they are rolling out ruling telling customers to wear masks too. and as we come on the air tonight more than 138,000 people have been killed by the here in the u.s. and we hit this milestone more than three and a half million confirmed cases nationwide. if fighting the virus weren t
forecast right on through the weekend. announcer: news 4 at 11:00 oegins with breakg news. first to m breaking news. a heart breaking situation in southeast washington. bullets smash ir,to a ca hitting a boy inside. now that1-year-old boy is dead. mayor muriel bowser was with policetonight calling this devastating and infuriating. news 4 s cory smith joins us from along naylor road. cory,at is the latest? what are you hearing? reporter: jim and doreen, right now this tragic news is spreading throughout theea southt community. another homicide in the district, another child gone way too soon. as you said, an 11-year-old boy is dead tonight. the scene behind me still active. police still out here searching for any evince they could find, especially they are looking for surveillance videos that may have captured what happened. now, within the last ur, we heard from mayor bowser. she addressed the media on certainly what is a nig of tragedy. take a listen. this was a ch
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The author of a new children’s book that celebrates President Rutherford B. Hayes’ 200th birthday will sign copies of her book for the public on Tuesday, July 4, at the Hayes Presidential Library & Museums.