Order through midmay. And Sonoma County Stay Home Order is set to expire this coming weekend. The director of Public Health saying among other factors, he would like to see a sustained decrease in the number of coronavirus cases before lifting the order. I do think that we need to again see some of the changes in the data that i have talked about today, the reduction in People Living with covid19, the increase in testing, our ability to monitor the epidemic and get adequate ppe. Reporter he said when the order is finally removed, it wont be back to normal the way we remember. This means, establishing and sticking to what will be the new normal. This will include staying 6 feet apart, covering our faces, washing our hands frequently, and still, staying home as much as possible. Reporter one of my questions today was whether we could see this order extended again, while they did not answer that question directly, certainly if they dont see the numbers trending in the direction they want
The speaker pro tempore on this vote the yeas are 35563. The bill is passed. Without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. For what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition . I ask unanimous consent that i may hearafter be considered as the first ponce juror of h. R. 637, a bill introduced by representative schock of illinois for purposes of adding cosponsor and requesting printing pursuant to clause 7 of rule 12. The speaker pro tempore without objection, so ordered. The house will come to order. The house will come to order. The house will come to order. Please take conversations off of the floor. The house will come to order. For what purpose does the gentleman from seek recognition . Mr. Speaker, i ask for unanimous consent to speak out of order for one minute. The speaker pro tempore without objection. The gentleman is recognized. Mr. Speaker, i rise today to pay my respects to the young women who died suddenly in savannah, georgia, yesterday
Two weeks ago we profiled Mogul’s Repair & Towing who had been in business for 40 years in York. It’s something you don’t always see now days. Maybe even rarer