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An investigator was also called in. Hes going to go in there count the plants, lights, filter systems and find out what they have been stealing from pg and e. Unfortunately, this is a course thats unacceptable and i dont think we should be accustomed to this rate of homicides in the city. The bottom line is we need before police officers. Reporter the crime rattled the neighborhood. Enough to convince neighbors to think twice about neighborhood strolls. Be cautious and keep my eyes open. You nev...

Agency is suggesting that schools in areas where more than 5 of coronavirus cases are coming back positive, they should consider staying closed. The food and Drug Administration says its giving emergency use authorization to the first coronavirus test for cases without symptoms. The fda calls this possibly a game changer in helping reopen schools and businesses and to keep them open. Weve got this covered from all angles for you this morning. Were going to start with cnns poll low sandoval who i...

Subject. In an interview on fox this morning he downplayed, continued down playing the crisis. Some states are going up a little bit, but they will very shortly, theyre under control. Theyll be coming down. Cnn also learning this hour that the pandemic is dramatically altering a look at the National Political conventions just weeks a y awaa. Joe biden no longer accepting his nomination at the partys convention in milwaukee. Instead accept it from his home state of delaware and President Trump is...

Hero live on the bbc. Hello and welcome. More than 338,000 people around the world have been infected with coronavirus in the past day. That is a record according to the world health organization. The worst figures in europe are from the Czech Republic. It is a small country but it now has the highest infection rate in the eu, at 327 cases per 100,000 people. Then consider the uk, which saw a Record Number of infections on thursday. The Prime Minister says that means the country is heading into ...

Medical experts to concerned that if not enough people get vaccinated worldwide, the greater the risk that new variance will emerge. But 1st to germany, one side effects. Can coven vaccinations, hawes and where can those affected find help . Hello. Hello, dr. Glisten picking how you. Oh, pretty good. So far it went. My elements, my lymph nodes under my arm pits are always swollen in the evening, which is new. And ive got fluid retention in my legs. But ive had that for a while and by now let us ...

Medical experts, the concerned that if not enough people get vaccinated worldwide, the greater the risk that new variance will emerge. But 1st to germany. One side effects. Can coven vaccinations, hawes and where can those affected find help . Hello, hello dr. With picking how you. Oh, pretty good. So far it went, my elements and my lymph nodes and a my armpits were always swollen in the evening, which is new. And ive got fluid retention in my legs, but ive had that for a while and by now let us...

Medical expense to concerned that if not enough people get vaccinated worldwide, the greater the risk that new variance will emerge. But 1st to germany. One side effects. Can coven vaccinations, hawes and where can those affected find . Help me. Hello. Hello, dr. Clifford picking how you. Oh, hello. Oh, pretty good. So far it went, my elements, my lymph nodes and a my armpits, were always swollen in the evening, which is new. And ive got fluid retention in my legs. But ive had that for a while, ...

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Library and also bpl presents, which is the libraries arts and culture arm tonight. I am thrilled to welcome author james gaines whose latest book which comes out on february 8th is titled the 50s and underground history. Im going to tell you a little bit about what Publishers Weekly says, it says this revisionist history is packed with insights it goes on to say that gains delivers a compassionate and insightful Group Portrait of singular men and women who spoke out on lgbtq issues womens right...

Delivers a compassionate and insightful Group Portrait of singular men and women who spoke out on lgbtq issues womens rights civil rights and the environment in the 1950s, not the complacent era that we all think it is. So tonight jamess conversation partner is writer daniel okrent. And before i introduce the two of them. I just have a few quick notes for you first while the book is not released for a few more weeks. This is kind of a sneak peek. You can preorder it and we will put a link in the...