Tomorrow afternoon. Thank you for joining us at 10 on this tuesday night im pam moore and im ken wayne. The governor says hes using 6 factors to determine how soon california can ease its restrictions. They are expanding testing protecting highrisk groups, including Senior Citizens and people and facilities such as Nursing Homes ensuring hospitals have enough meds and supplies to care for patients progress in developing treatments. Ability of schools and businesses to support physical distancing and ability to decide when to reinstitute stay at home orders if needed. Tomorrow the governor says he will be specific to one of the key pieces of his evidence his administration wants to see which requires expanded testing and tracking of the infection. More tests. Will be made available we are seeing a significant increase in our testing remind and well go into this in great detail. Tomorrow and be much more prescriptive in terms of subpopulations and geographic distribution of tests and tes
I am lindsay logue. It may be a little bit breezy, a little bit cooler. And i hate to be the bearer of bad news but it is coming. It is coming. If you look outside right now, it is not awful. The thing is, you can get lulled into a false sense of security when it starts out like it did right now. Looking out to the west, you can see gray skies and the clouds approaching as you look into the gulf of mexico. But the one thing we are noticing around the region as we start off this morning is reduced visibility. We are seeing visibility is down to to 2 miles. Down to 2 miles. And 1 mile visibility in sarasota. That is going to be the problem as we go through 10 00 or so. We will see the sun skies. These temperatures that are mostly now in the low to mid 60s rise up to the 70s because we have a changeable saturday. And were going to see rain approach. It will get here by about 4 oclock this afternoon. As we get that high of 76 degrees, we will see the rain come in and then we are going to s
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Story of the week It’s straight out of Big Tobacco’s playbook. In fact, research by John Cook and his colleagues has shown that character assassination has been one of the most common ways in which fossil fuel interests have attempted to deny accountability for the climate crisis.
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