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Briefings this was held at the department of health and Human Services not at the white house the briefing was held after the number of new coronavirus cases in the United States, hit an alltime high of 40,000 today. I think what we are missing on this is something that it is not just isolated to you because if you get infected, you are part innocently or inadvertently, propagating the dynamic process of a pandemic. Because the chances are, that if you get infected, that you will in fact someone else. You may feel well. 40,000 new cases today making the total case count in the United States mo...

Spoke to the lead of a new testing task force. That the testing space has been a challenging one for us, and i own that, and i have a responsibility as your governor to do better. Governor gavin newsom confirmed over 126,000 people have been tested. And 13,000 of those are still awaiting results. Staggering numbers that led to this announcement. A state partnership with two california universities and a task force. A new partnership with uc davis and uc san diego to create a minimum of 5 to 7 hubs. Reporter leading the covid19 test task force, Paul Markovich president and ceo of blue shield of...

If you bought it at four, thats the problem inflation wise, youre not necessarily down with inflation falling. You no he know what im saying youre going to make money because eventually theyre going to come down. Thats what i dont understand f youre telling me right now this isnt a good deal, youre telling me that im going to be able to get the ten year. Im telling you two things. Youll get your principal back and it is part of any diversified portfolio to have a large part in bonds where you know youll get your principal back thats all i can guarantee you. Year. 2 years from now, if rates fal...

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Four major Oakland employers said Thursday they are ponying up to fund a $10 million program to step up security for their employees working downtown.