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Would prevent us from i wouldnt be able to live anymore if everything becomes transparent but were thinking. Going to the cemetery. Youre going to walk or youre there for the. Night and senator can you ask me. That temperament that order and. I met him as a brother the slogan which directly or of. Bushs no no no no youre to look we certainly fell into. Some more. Death comes to us all sooner or later but in our modern world death seems to have become slightly remote of course its everywhere in the media and on social networks but we really encountered death 1st hand. Early a few decades ago st...

They are asked if they have any symptoms. If they say no, they give them a hotel key. We just learned from the passenger that no one has been tested from his air force base. There are a number of people testing positive for covid19, increasing. The current number of positive californians totals 157. That number is 24 more than it was just yesterday, roughly 15 . The governor says the state is still monitoring more than 10,000 people who came into the state on commercial flights. Santa clara county has the most, up to 45. 13 in San Francisco and 13 in contra costa county. The other areas have f...

All the tech stocks. More on big Market Movers coming up. First, here is what is new at this hour. President trump striking back. He is slamming democratic leaders. He says theyre holding up trade progress during day three of the public impeachment hearings that have been going on on capitol hill. Todays second round of witnesses are giving their Opening Statements as we speak. Well bring you any at all breaking headlines from there. Protests paralyzing hong kong as a tense standoff between demonstrators and police is now about to enter its fourth day. A new round of blackouts expanding in cal...

Mattier is here to discuss the Real Solutions to this classic california crisis. Michael finney investigates how consumers who lost money can get reimbursed and meteorologist drew tuma looks at the science and history of our weather patterns. Its all coming up. But first, a little perspective. In the last three years california has endured more than 23,500 wildfires and still counting. They have burned more than 3. 5 million acres and cost taxpayers and homeowners more than 600 billion. Abc 7 News Reporter Wayne Freedman can talk about that and more for us tonight. Wayne, you live in the north...

Adapted so were not relying on laptop computers, projection systems, or the internet. I think the biggest advantage would be having, like, no electronics because, like, we can finally, like, get out, like, and interact with other people. Reporter yes, talking with parents and teachers, we all agree we didnt expect students to be quite so happy asbout beig away from their devices. Again, in the past 20 minutes weve seen some of the power is being restored so coming up at 6 00 well show you the surprisingly mixed reaction were getting about things going back to the way they were. Live in san jos...