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Four weeks, so through december 21st. First lets bring in the Public Health officer for Alameda County, dr. Nicholas moss to talk about some of these. Dr. Moss, i want to congratulate you. I know you have been in this role on an interim basis but made permanent this week. Thank you. Thank you very much. Its a big job ahead. I want to ask you, what do you think of the statewide curfew . Is it a good idea . Were still waiting to hear the secretarys remarks and get a sense of the details of what th...

Pu bs, cafes a nd restau ra nts were ordered to close this afternoon after a spike in coronavirus cases. 5a cases have been recorded in the cluster. Residents have been told they cant visit each others homes or travel more than 5 miles from where they live, unless for work or education. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordon reports. Aberdeen, back into a local lockdown, the streets this evening close to deserted. More than 200,000 People Living here, facing restrictions on what they can do and...

An English university has used cutting-edge technology to digitally recreate St. Nicholas of Myra's face from his remains.

DNA analysis is changing the science of facial reconstruction and making them more lifelike than ever before.

Using a technique known as photogrammetry, one the oldest Homo sapiens skulls gets a digital makeover. See the stunning image here.

Wowzers! Jaftha strikes again — this time with an entrepreneurial move as she announces the launch of her newest baby, Ace Labs.

Ramesses II, often revered as the 'greatest pharaoh' in Egyptian history, is a man of many faces.

The face of Ramesses II—the pharaoh it is believed who persecuted Moses and the Israelites as told in the Bible—has recently been revealed by scientists.

Using CT software, scientists employ sophisticated 3D imagery to visualize how the famed Egyptian ruler looked at the age of 45 and 90

Scientists have used facial reconstruction techniques to show what the Egyptian pharaoh Ramesses II looked like in his prime.