Counties flattening the curved. Businesses already struggling to stay open now dealing with a new mess. We just dont understand why somebody would want to do this to us at this point. A troubling trend. Another deadly outbreak at a nursing home. What can be done to stop it . The news at 11 00 starts right now. The past 24 hours, the states daeadliest day. 115 people died and yet overall the bay area has seen a steadying of the curve. What does it mean for counties looking to reopen businesses . Nbc bay areas ian cull with why its complicated. Reporter while it feels like were making progress, california saw a spike in covid19 deaths since yesterday. 115 human beings lost their lives, families torn apart. It was the deadliest day in the state of california. Reporter most in southern california, but Governor Newsom added the number of hospitalizations dropped again. The bay area also appears to be flattening the curve though Santa Clara County is nearing 2,000 cases. The number of patien
What the governor laid out ways to enjoy the work you are today in terms of what benchmarks need to be met read one of the key things is we and my final question, do you need to really ramp up the believe there will still be doing. Heres another good some people who will need to testing here, so we know who has had the virus and who in all physically distance, even after tip from haley, he says just some of these rules are eased a little bit . I think so. Ask yourself at the beginning of each day, what three things likelihood is immune. We know that elderly people, you want to accomplish by the how close are we to reaching a end of the day. Some good point where we are able to test especially those with underlying medical conditions, enough people to figure out if we have heard immunity . Advice they are. That will certainly be a some fourlegged visitors are challenge. Yesterday on a call with fire bringing a lot of smiles to cardiovascular diseases or chiefs across the country, the hy
Some 140 residents will need to find alternate lodgings this August after a nursing home in Pittsburgh’s Shadyside neighborhood shuts down for good. Pittsburgh Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, located at 550 South Negley Ave., will close Aug. 12, according to an announcement sent out to residents and their families