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Mucinex, just the basic stuff. Now at 11 00, bay area residents stocking up after a new case of the coronavirus in Santa Clara County has Health Officials warning people to be prepared for the infection to spread. A major convention in San Francisco postponed, how the fear of the coronavirus continues to impact businesses. And some big changes in the weather. The cooldown coming to the bay area this weekend. Now at 11 00 and streaming on cbs in bay area, coronavirus troubling on the west coast. I am elizabeth cook, there are now four patients who got sit with the indexed infection from communi...

Widespread community transmission. I got the basic meds to cure a common cold, according to what some of the doctors are saying. It acts like a common cold. Ive got tylenol, some hydration water stuff. Reporter he is not alone, many shoppers rolled out carts of basic necessities. He shared this photo from inside the store, he says employees were constantly unloading new pallets of supplies. Experts say the threat of the coronavirus could empty shelves in the coming weeks. The latest patient diagnosed in Santa Clara County did not travel to china or have known contact with an infected patient. ...

Alainna Matens says the police shooting in Ohio of Ta'Kiya Young over a few bottles of liquor is a sign of an out-of-control society.

Bank Robbery Hostage’s Lawsuit Against Trooper Who Shot Her Revived by Federal Appeals Court Elura Nanos © Provided by Law & Crime Hostage Julie Huff Julie Huff, a former hostage in a bank robbery, can pursue only one of three claims in her lawsuit against police who shot her in pursuit of a suspect who used her as a human shield. A bank-robbery hostage who was shot at least 10 times by police received another opportunity to bring her lawsuit against one of the troopers to a jury. Overturning a lower court judge in Oklahoma, a federal appeals court affirmed the dismissal ...

Elura NanosMay 12th, 2021, 12:32 pm A bank-robbery hostage who was shot at least 10 times by police received another opportunity to bring her lawsuit against one of the troopers to a jury. Overturning a lower court judge in Oklahoma, a federal appeals court affirmed the dismissal of two of her claims, but it unanimously found that the trooper may have violated her rights by shooting her as she emerged from the suspect’s SUV with her hands in the air. Released on Monday, the Tenth Circuit’s ruling begins, bluntly: “January 21, 2016, was a terrible day for Julie Huff.” Harris Hartz, a...