cody ackland has _ taking in those interviews? cody ackland has tried _ taking in those interviews?views? (rr ackland has tried to blame absolutely everyone else for his crime apart from itself but the only person can give more detail as to why he committed such a callous and sadistic act is cody ackland and to date, he has refused to do so. coda; date, he has refused to do so. cody ackland's phone — date, he has refused to do so. cody ackland's phone was _ date, he has refused to do so. cody ackland's phone was full of images of death. in the days leading up to the attack is searched on the internet for potential murder weapons and remote locations. this was a crime that sent shock waves through plymouth. communities came together and held vigils to mourn and to raise concerns about women's safety. today, the family paid tribute, saying she was the best daughter and best sister. they now know the details of what happened but they continue to be tortured by questions over why she was murdered. well, in court today, thejudge sentencing said that cody ackland had cruelly cut short bob

cody and cory.one twin has when something is up with the other. >> cory didn't know what's that something was at the time. his mom, surely, was the first to hear the devastating news. >> around midnight, i got a knock on the door, that no parents wants to get. >> police. >> right. >> what did they say? >> they asked me if i was cody's mother. >> so i asked them, yes i am, is he okay? and they said no. >> she immediately headed to the home of coty identical twin brother, cory beavers. >> it was 1:30 in the morning, i woke up, and i saw through my text messages that she said, i'm at your front door, come and open the door. >> what did your mother say? >> she just said, somebody killed coty. >> and then i don't really remember a whole lot. >> just ten months of do the murder of his girlfriend, cory beavers, was confronted with the death of his twin brother. somebody who had been as constant as his own shadow for 28 years. >> we were really good growing up kind of like he was my best friend, he always h

sharon cody says new cases are skyrocketing in santa clara county. having more than tripled in just the past month. bringing back math mandates and other public health measures. >> it has wreaked havoc. we cannot ignore it. but we also have to have balance. >> reporter: dr. cody says while we are eager to declare the pandemic over, the fact is, it is not. the good news is, we have all of the weapons we need in our arsenal right now to battle the virus. she is urging the public to take advantage of vaccines, boosters with eligible masks and social distancing. >> the whole family got covid. now we are thinking, this is getting too close. >> reporter: mark stevenson and his wife, edna, got their second booster shots after a close call when some of their children and grandchildren recently came down with covid. >> being 70, we don't want to risk it. >> numbers going up again, we thought -- we are going to do it. >> reporter: the stevenson's, dr. cody says, are in the minority. in less than 30% -- most vulnerable age group of 65+. we have the weapons, she

doctor sara cody says the restrictions she put in place at the beginning of the pandemic, help santa clara county avoid a high mortality rate and something other should have learned from. >> this other communities had fared as well as we have relatively speaking, hundreds of thousands of people would still be alive in the united states. hundreds of thousands. she says santa clara county didn't just have stricter rules, but ones that most residents followed keeping the death toll to 2,281 people as of wednesday. really this region >> you know, at every turn really stepped from sheltering in their homes at the beginning of the pandemic. when we had really no other tools available, stepping up and getting vaccinated to wearing their masks. she says the current rise in covid cases is due to a subvariant of omicron that spreads more easily than omicron. the number of positive cases being reported aren't as high as the january surge and the same for hospitalizations. but doctor cody continues to stress the importance of being up to date with vaccinations testing when sick masking indoors.

cody was challenge.unfire in arizona was chased by farmers. got covid midway and did everything to save to maximize donations. we stayed in the car for majority of the last 70 days in order to conserve budget. there it is. our final state boundary as we enter the state of california and there were cool moments like the oklahoma thunder invited cody do again. he met ufc president dana white and got noticed by some pretty big names. >> you know, cody dj here, the most impactful part of his journey meeting kids like colton who battled the same cancer. 17 year-old at cody walk today in her honor. she just came here. she got released from city hope and we drove straight here to see him walk in what he did for us was was incredible because they you guys donations. we have now amassed over $100,000 in total contributions. and to me that is just so humbling. and we've been unpacking 50 families live. this is the end of chapter great chapter. one was to walk across america. >> the rest of the story is to go down

earlier today, santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody says cases are rising again to higher levels than last summer surge. >> and these are some of the case across the bay area that we will be showing you shortly. there they are. and as you can see, a santa clara county is the highest there. >> doctor sara cody says the for sewer sheds in santa clara county are being used to detect covid and that is reflected in this data. so what does this mean? the public health director has some advice to help keep you and your family healthy. our kron four's rob nesbitt reports now on details of today's briefing and what one infectious disease expert is saying tonight. with the spike of covid over the last 2 and a half years. santa clara county is usually the first in the bay area to show an increase in the subvariant of omicron are no exception. >> out of the 4 sewershed used to detect covid in santa clara county. >> public health director doctor sara cody says san jose's showing the most cases the levels there are now more than twice what they were 2 weeks ago. they've been steadily cl

cody was challenge. she lived through southern pennsylvania, heard nearby gunfire in arizona was chased by farmers, got covid midway and did everything to save to maximize donations. we stayed in the car for majority of the last 70 days in order to conserve budget. there it is. our final state boundary as we enter the state of california and there were cool moments like the oklahoma thunder invited cody do again. he met ufc president dana white and got noticed by some pretty big names. >> you know, cody dj here, the most impactful part of his journey meeting kids like colton who battled the same cancer. 17 year-old at cody walk today in her honor. she just came here. she got released from city hope and we drove straight here to see him walk in what he did for us was incredible because they you guys donations. we have now amassed over $100,000 in total contributions. and to me that is just so humbling. and we've been unpacking 50 families live. this is the end of chapter great chapter. one was to walk acr

cody was challenge. she lived through southern pennsylvania, heard nearby gunfire in arizona was chased by farmers. got covid midway and did everything to save to maximize donations. we stayed in the car for majority of the last 70 days in order to conserve budget. there it is. our final state boundary as we enter the state of california and there were cool moments like the oklahoma thunder invited cody do again. he met ufc president dana white and got noticed by some pretty big names. >> you know, cody dj here, the most impactful part of his journey meeting kids like colton who battled the same cancer. 17 year-old at cody walk today in her honor. she just came here. she got released from city hope and we drove straight here to see him walk in what he did for us was incredible because they you guys donations. we have now amassed over $100,000 in total contributions. and to me that is just so humbling. and we've been unpacking 50 families live. this is the end of chapter great chapter. one was to walk acr

on february 6, 2020 because the public health department here to do a lot of first and why doctor cody continues to recommend precautions for more than 2 years. the covid statistics have been daunting this week the cdc confirmed that 1 million people in the u.s. have died from the virus. it is very difficult to comprehend. doctor sara cody says the restrictions she put in place at the beginning of the pandemic, help santa clara county avoid a high mortality rate and something other should have learned from. >> this other communities had fared as well as we have relatively speaking, hundreds of thousands of people would still be alive in the united states. hundreds of thousands. she says santa clara county didn't just have stricter rules, but ones that most residents followed keeping the death toll to 2,281 people as of wednesday. really this region >> you know, at every turn really stepped from sheltering in their homes at the beginning of the pandemic. when we had really no other tools available, stepping up and getting vaccinated to wearing their masks. she says the current rise in c

this morning covid cases are on the rise in the south bay, the health director doctor sara cody says the for sewer ships in santa clara county reflect the rise just as hospitalizations are also starting to be affected. kron four's rob nesbitt breaks it all down. with the spike of covid over the last 2 and a half years. santa clara county is usually the first in the bay area to show an increase in the subvariant of omicron are no exception. >> out of the 4 sewershed used to detect covid in santa clara county. >> public health director doctor sara cody says san jose's showing the most cases the levels there are now more than twice what they were 2 weeks ago. they've been steadily climbing for about a month and they're above what we saw at the height of delta. the county's public health department is seeing early signs that covid hospitalizations are starting to be affected, encouraging masking testing and vaccines to prevent spread. if you're sick, you're going to miss work. you're going to school. you might expose somebody else. he's not going to do well with covid. and if you get sic

cody was challenge. she lived through southern pennsylvania, heard nearby gunfire in arizona was chased by farmers, got covid midway and did everything to save to maximize donations. we stayed in the car for majority of the last 70 days in order to conserve budget. there it is. our final state boundary as we enter the state of california and they're real cool moments like the oklahoma thunder invited cody do again. he met ufc president dana white and got noticed by some pretty big names. >>you know, cody dj here, the most impactful part of his journey meeting kids like colton who battled the same cancer. 17 year-old at coating lot today in her honor. she just came here. she got released from city hope and we drove straight here to see him walk in what he did for us was was incredible because they are. you guys donations. we have now amassed over $100,000 in total contributions. and to me that is just so humbling. and we've been unpacking 50 families live. this is the end of chapter great chapter. one was

sarah cody, the health officer for santa clara county. this is the most popular county in the bay area. we don't have a mask mandate now but could we see a return of these math mandates? >> we absolutely could see a concern. dr. cody says right now we are in a search and also seeing a bump in hospitalizations and she's concerned about what we will see with variance in the future. >> i think the greatest challenge of the pandemic is the duration. how long it has gone on. so i worry if there is another variant that is more severe that because people are so tired it will be more challenging to be protected and more challenging to keep people well. >> dr. cody is well-known nationally because she's been so proactive in this pandemic. what did she have to say about this current surge right now? way she is concerned about other variance coming our way. we are already seeing that in other parts of the world and as far as math mandates are concerned she says it's not off the table, she will do it again in order to save lives. >> there is always a

cody was challenge. she lived through southern pennsylvania, heard nearby gunfire in arizona was chased by farmers, got covid midway and did everything to save to maximize donations. we stayed in the car for majority of the last 70 days in order to conserve budget. there it is. our final state boundary as we enter the state of california and there were cool moments like the oklahoma thunder invited cody do again. he met ufc president dana white and got noticed by some pretty big names. >> you know, cody dj here, the most impactful part his journey meeting. that's a surprise. how low will have tail end of a little bit it is an amazing journey and it was all done raise awareness and it's a pretty incredible that kind of you know. okay. so now we're back here in the studio. let's talk a little bit about the weather and rain is standing by with that. and actually that look too bad outside a little breezy, though. yeah, if you notice that come, you know, you know, we're doing the kind of same thing that peopl

cody came out and announced the county's first covid case, that was more than two years ago. she told me today, that she never imagined the virus would kill so many people. it's a scene repeated thousands of times every day, someone rolling up their sleeves to get vaccinated or boosted. one of the most visible reminders that two years later, the battle against covid is far from over. in early 2020, santa clara county was on the forefront of the pandemic, reporting some of the first cases and the nation's first covid death. today, i sat down with health officer dr. sarah cody, who says she never thought covid would kill 1 million americans in such a short time. >> that's the same number of people who live in the city of san jose. think about that. the entire city of san jose, gone to a single disease. >> now more than two years later the county is experiencing yet another surge in cases. >> this one, we are not seeing the rapid rise that we did during omicron, it's a bit more gradual but nevertheless, the levels that we are seeing now, are greater than what we saw at the heigh

cody says it is important to continue to wear a mask when you're going to be indoors with the crowd. what do you want to tell people who are fed up and throwing up their hands and saying, just infect me already. let's get this over with. >> that is an understandable feeling. i just want to caution that you can get infected more than once. and so, getting it over with and being infected does not mean it is over with because it could still -- you can still get infected again. >> i wouldn't be surprised if somehow, someway i got it. >> reporter: a high school counselor was exposed multiple times and now has more mild symptoms. have you resigned yourself to basically you're going to get it at some point? >> yes and no. i am fairly careful, but it is also a lot of people getting it who are very careful at this weight. >> reporter: is that a good thing that you and i both didn't know there was a sixth wave? >> i think so but i think it helps mentally to be at peace. >> don't let it control your life. exactly. >> reporter: in san jose, kpix 5. >>> in san mateo county, you can get tested for

health officer doctor sara cody says that cases are rising again to higher levels than last summer surgeah, these are the case rates across the bay area right now. as you can see. >> santa clara county is the highest that we're dealing with here in the bay area. sewer said there in the county apparently are being used to detect covid-19 and they are reflecting the state. and so what does this mean for you? the public health director has some advice to help keep you and your family healthy kron four's. rob nesbitt reports on details of today's briefing and what one infectious disease expert is saying tonight. with each spike of covid over the last 2 and a half years. santa clara county is usually first in the bay area and the subvariant of omicron are no exception. >> doctor sara cody says the sewershed in san jose is showing concerning numbers of covid cases. the levels there are now more than twice what they were 2 weeks ago. they've been steadily climbing for about a month and they're above what we saw at the height of delta, the santa clara department of public health is seeing early

but doctor sara cody says she's starting to see early signs that those are on the rise. also, no new regulations were announced during tuesday's update. but the sayre clear santa clara public health department is encouraging masking testing and vaccines to prevent spread. right now. those 50 and older who are eligible for their second booster shot if it's been at least 4 months since their first doctor, sara cody is concerned that only 15% of people ages 50 to 65 in santa clara county, who are eligible for their second shot have done so. >> vaccination and boosting is the very critical foundation. but when covid weather starts getting wild, you have to add another layers. you have to mask indoors. you know. tests when necessary. try to take things outside, if you can. you know, people have to make tradeoffs. doctor sara cody also talked about the effectiveness of drugs used to prevent severe illness such as paxlovid. i'll have more on that one infectious disease experts are saying coming up. >> on kron, 4 news at 5. live in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. rob

sarah cody is speaking out after u.s. covid deaths hit one million in less than 2 1/2 years. one telephone first reported deaths was in santa clara county. dr. cody tells us her thoughts on that grim milestone. >> you know, i have a really difficult time wrapping my mind around a number that large. i ask myself is there something else that we could have done that we didn't do? these are people's family members, their parents, their kids, their coworkers. and everyone around them. it's just difficult to imagine how much grief. >> and as cases are rising again, dr. cody says now is the time to be masking up indoor, especially if it is a large event and there is poor ventilation. >>> the fight intensifies. it keeps san francisco's laguna honda hospital open. at the same time the hospital draws up plans to shut down and transfer patients to other facilities. kpix 5 anchor allen martin is here with the effort to save the facility that some say is crucial to the community. allen? >> ryan, let's be clear. all hope is not lost for laguna honda, but that said, it's complicated. the ci

plus, kron four's rob nesbitt sits down with santa clara county health officer sara cody.id deaths this week. >> what she says could have the u.s. reached 1 million covid deaths this week. and that is according to death certificates from the cdc. >> the first person to die of covid in the country lived in santa clara county. that's the county that really is at the forefront of controversial covid mitigation measures. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on how the public health director there says the nation would be in a better place, said other areas followed her lead. the country's first known covid deaths happened in santa clara county on february 6, 2020 because the public health department here to do a lot of first and why doctor cody continues to recommend precautions for more than 2 years. the covid statistics have been daunting this week the cdc confirmed that 1 million people in the u.s. have died from the virus. it is very difficult to comprehend. doctor sara cody says the restrictions she put in place at the beginning of the pandemic, help santa clara county avoid a

this is the moment that cody ackland walked into a police station and turned himself in. mcleod's body was. ackland had no previous convictions and wasn't known to the police. but he lived a double life and had a secret obsession with serial killers. today the full details of his random and prolonged attack on teenager bobbi—anne mcleod were revealed in court for the first time. the student was just 18 when she disappeared. her family see she lit up the lives of everyone she met. bobbi was a beautiful girl... their statement was read outside court today. the thoughts are continually going around in our minds. "why bobbi—anne?" "why make her suffer? " "to know her final hours were spent being tortured destroys us inside." at one point, the details laid out by the prosecution were so harrowing that a member of bobbi—anne's family left the court. cody ackland kidnapped her from this bus stop after hitting her repeatedly with a claw hammer. he then took her to this remote part of dartmoor where he murdered her in a frenzied attack. he later drove almost 30 miles to hide her n

cody ackland's -hone refused to do so. cody ackland's phone was _ refused to do so.d to do so. cody ackland's phone was full of photos - refused to do so. cody ackland's phone was full of photos of i refused to do so. cody ackland's| phone was full of photos of serial killers and other grisly images of death. in the days leading up to the attack, he searched on the internet for potential murder weapons and remote locations. this was a crime that sent shock waves through plymouth. communities came together and held vigils to mourn and to raise concerns around women's safety. today the family of bobbi—anne mcleod paid tribute, saying she was the best daughter and the best system. they now know the details of what has happened, but they continue to be tortured by questions over why she was murdered. jenny kumah, bbc news. in the last hour, detective superintendent mike west from devon and cornwall police read out a statement on behalf of the family of bobbi—anne mcleod. bobbi—anne mcleod was a beautiful girl who lit up their lives and the lives of everybody she met. she

but doctor cody continues to stress the importance of being up to date with vaccinations and testingsick and masking indoors. california lawmakers held an oversight hearing into governor newsom's response to covid. >> this as covid cases are climbing again in california. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >> well, hold california. lawmakers in the assembly emergency management committee putting governor newsom's covid-19 endemic plan also known as the smarter plan under the microscope as california is now seeing another rise in covid-19 cases. the smarter plan faces its first major test. governor newsom first introduced the plan in february, california, department of public health director. the mask gone reiterated wednesday. the plan boosts state surveillance of the virus by monitoring particles in waste water to try to detect potential surge is the plan also includes ramping up the state's supply of masks, a vaccine distribution and daily testing capacity is flexible by design so that we can respond quickly as the virus changes. some local public health officers told l

public health officer cody says even if hospital is steady -- >> if you miss, you may miss school and at risk of long covid which you don't want to get. >> reporter: dr. cody says people without mandate, people should lower their risk, getting vaccinated and boosted if you are alone. we are not alone with her this this morning. we are definitely in for another search but it may play out differently than the past cases. >> prior surges, they went up quick and came down because people were likely to become immune but part of it people got scared and started wearing masks. i don't think we'll see the same kind of response. maybe it lasts longer than otherwise. >> dr. walker points out hospitalizations still have not jumped. he recommends people should get their fourth booster shot. >>> a seven-year-old boy is recovering at oakland children's hospital. the boy was shot on the freeway on his way to baseball practice. this happened last night on interstate 80 in vacaville. the chp is trying to determine what left with the shooting. the boy's grandmother spoke with us off camera. the 7-year-

with the support of cody rouge faith alliance. this includes the multiple of instrumental churches in our community as well as neighborhood associations. please join me in recognizing the numerous contributions of cody rouge community alliance on behalf of michigan's 13th congressional district. madam speaker, earlier we heard our president at the white house correspondents say something very powerful i want to share in this chamber. president biden said we honor journalists killed, missing, imprisoned, detained, and tortured. covering war, exposing corruption, and holding leaders accountable. he further said the free fres is not the enemy of people. far from it. at your best, he told the journalists, you are the guardians of truth. so today i would like as folks woke up this morning all across the world, people woke up to the killing of sha reason -- shareen. acula and i would like to do the moment of silence as we heard the shocking news of this journalist of over 20 years a palestinian american killed. please, a moment of silen

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cody says that for sewer sheds in santa clara county reflect this rise in covid. yeah.ospitalizations are also starting to be affected as well. kron four's rob nesbitt takes a closer look. >> with the spike of covid over the last 2 and a half years. santa clara county is usually the first in the bay area to show an increase and the subvariant of omicron are no exception. >> out of the 4 sewershed used to detect covid in santa clara county. >> public health director doctor sara cody says san jose's showing the most cases the levels there are now more than twice what they were 2 weeks ago. they've been steadily climbing for about a month and they're above what we saw at the height of delta. the county's public health department is seeing early signs that covid hospitalizations are starting to be affected, encouraging masking testing and vaccines to prevent spread. if you're sick, you're going to miss work. you're going to school. you might expose somebody else. he's not going to do well with covid. and if you get sick with covid, you're at risk of a long covid having covi

. >> well, covid cases are on the rise in the south bay health director doctor sara cody said is that the for sewer sheds and santa clara county reflect the rise just as hospitalizations are also starting to be affected. kron four's rob nesbitt reports of the details of today's briefing and what one infectious disease expert he's saying about. with the spike of covid over the last 2 and a half years. santa clara county is usually the first in the bay area to show an increase and the subvariant of omicron are no exception. >> out of the 4 sewershed used to detect covid in santa clara county. >> public health director doctor sara cody says san jose's showing the most cases the levels there are now more than twice what they were 2 weeks ago. they've been steadily climbing for about a month and they're above what we saw at the height of delta. the county's public health department is seeing early signs that covid hospitalizations are starting to be affected, encouraging masking testing and vaccines to prevent spread. if you're sick, you're going to miss work. you're going to school. you m

cody says mandates and other regulations could come back. but only if there's a life-saving need she doesn't think we're there right now and hopes the community embracing vaccines boosters and voluntary masking can slow the spread eventually. we will have the light at the end of the tunnel right now. we're kind of back into a bit of a murky time, but but eventually we will come out of it. i just don't think it's going to be any time in the near future in santa clara county dustin dorsey ab 7 news all right. we need to find out just how hot it's going to get and it sounds like it's going to get pretty warm sandy patel's tracking that for us. and yeah, it was hot today. i mean temperatures are going to dial back a little bit tomorrow, dan and alma and then come back up again as we hit the weekend. so let's talk about how hot felt like summer 96 degrees in fairfield 94 in concord today 92 livermore. look at that san rafael santa rosa in the mid 90s oakland fremont 80 degrees 77 san francisco 86 in san jose. temperatures well above average for t

health officer doctor sara cody says cases are rising again to higher levels. then last summer surge. these are the case rates across the bay area. little tough to make out, but that you can see the santa clara county. it is the highest the county says the for sewer sheds in santa clara county used to detect covid-19 are reflecting this data. so what does this mean for you? public health director has some advice to help keep you and your family healthy kron four's. rob nesbitt reports on the details of today's briefing and what one infectious disease expert and saying about it tonight. with the spike of covid over the last 2 and a half years. santa clara county is usually the first in the bay area to show an increase and the subvariant of omicron are no exception. >> out of the 4 sewershed used to detect covid in santa clara county. >> public health director doctor sara cody says san jose's showing the most cases the levels there are now more than twice what they were 2 weeks ago. they've been steadily climbing for about a month and they're above what we saw at

sara cody says even with the hospitalization study the cofuss should be on preventing new infections. >> if you're sick, you're going to miss work, you're going to miss school. you might expose somebody else who is not going to do well with covid and if you get sick with covid you're at risk of long covid which you really don't want to get. >> dr. cody said even without mandates, people should lower their risk doing things like wearing masks when in odd situations, gathering outdoors, also getting vaccinated and getting boosted when you can. >>> 4:38 this morning. a legendary gadget is about to be gone forever. next here on "today in the bay," the apple product being discontinued. >> oh my goodness. i don't know where mine is. >>> plus giving the gift of a subscription. the new way youtube is allowing some creators to cash in. stay with us. you're watching "today in the bay." (footsteps) ♪ from the mountains to the coast, ♪ ♪ it's the state with the most. ♪ ♪ somos la crema de la crema ♪ ♪ con mucho sol todo el año, cuidado que te quemas ♪ ♪ stack that cheddar, make it melt. ♪ ♪ cook

and as you can see, a santa clara county is the highest there. >> doctor sara cody says the for sewer sheds in santa clara county are being used to detect covid and that is reflected in this data. so what does this mean? the public health director has some advice to help keep you and your family healthy. our kron four's rob nesbitt reports now on details of today's briefing and what one infectious disease expert is saying tonight. with the spike of covid over the last 2 and a half years. santa clara county

hundreds of thousands. >> well, doctor cody says the current rise in covid cases due to a subvariant of omicron that spreads more easily. she says it's important to be up to date with your vaccinations. you're testing when you're sick and also make sure you wear your mask indoors. meanwhile, california lawmakers held an oversight hearing into governor newsom's and his administration's response to covid-19. it's happening as covid cases are rising again in california. kron four's ashley zavala explains. >> we'll hold california lawmakers in the assembly emergency management committee putting governor newsom's covid-19 endemic plan also known as the smarter plan under the microscope as california is now seeing another rise in covid-19 cases. the smarter plan faces its first major test. governor newsom first introduced the plan in february, california, department of public health director at the mask gone reiterated wednesday. the plan boosts state surveillance of the virus by monitoring particles in waste water to try to detect potential surge is the plan also includes ramping up the s

cody says no point. we don't have any plans to do anything apart from being aligned with a state with regards to mass requirement as you remember the state still strongly recommends masking indoors and we still strongly recommend masking indoors still. she's also reminding people to get vaccinated keep up with boosters and practice other safety measures. we are all gathering. there's no question if possible gather outdoors or if it's inside. use the space that has good ventilation. so at what point will we no longer have to take those precautionary measures. he says it's impossible to predict the future but variance will likely continue to emerge and though vaccines have greatly helped reduce hospitalizations and debts. we still have to balance activities. we enjoy with our safety. the pandemic is still here. we are seeing more activity and so it is time to break out your mask and break out your your tests and just be a bit more cautious than maybe you were a month ago zach fuentes abc 7 news. still ahea

sarah cody sets the record straight as covid cases continue to rise. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us on this tuesday. i'm robert mueller. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. we're track thunderstorms on this tuesday night. let's get right to meteorologist jeff ranieri. what are you seeing? >> we are seeing some lightning strikes, small hail and certainly heavier downpours. this is all contained towards the north bay. you know what i'm talking about. if you live here in santa rosa or near saint helena, you can see how active it is from saint helena towards windsor. now on my map obviously here, this is the lightning. the purple is indicating some of the small hail. and then when you start to get into the orange and the red, that is the heavier rainfall. let's put a track on it. it will continue to stay active in windsor as we head through 6:29 tonight from that thunderstorm cell right there. this activity right here moving off to the south. it will push into bellevue. by 6:18, wilfred by 6:34. could run up to rohnert

but doctor cody. says she continues to stress the importance of being up to date with vaccinations and boosters testing when you feel sick and masking indoors. >> in light of those increased cases here in california, lawmakers held an oversight hearing into governor newsom's response to covid our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >> well, hold california. lawmakers in the assembly emergency management committee putting governor newsom's covid-19 endemic plan also known as the smarter plan under the microscope as california is now seeing another rise in covid-19 cases. the smarter plan faces its first major test. governor newsom first introduced the plan in february, california, department of public health director thomas gone reiterated wednesday. the plan boosts state surveillance of the virus by monitoring particles in waste water to try to detect potential surge is the plan also includes ramping up the state's supply of masks, a vaccine distribution and daily testing capacity is flexi

. >> public health director doctor sara cody says san jose's showing the most cases the levels therehey've been steadily climbing for about a month and they're above what we saw at the height of delta, the county's public health department is seeing early signs that covid hospitalizations are starting to be affected, encouraging masking testing and vaccines to prevent spread. if you're sick, you're going to miss work. you're going to school. you might expose somebody else. he's not going to do well with covid. and if you get sick with covid, you're at risk of a long covid having covid symptoms for a prolonged period of time is more common for someone who ends up hospitalized with the virus. according to infectious disease expert at ucsf, doctor george rutherford, a 30% of people who have. >> symptomatic covid are, you know, may end up may have persistent symptoms several months later. >> right now, those 50 and older are eligible for their second booster shot. if it's been at least 4 months since their first doctor, cody is concerned that only 15% of people ages 50 to 65 in santa cla

cody rouge alliance has been able to successfully connect thousands of residents to critical resources, especially during this pandemic. we have super support of this organization and continue to welcome them as they continue to expand and do more. the alliance, as many know, includes multiple instrumental churches as well as faith leaders and associations. so please join me in recognizing the numerous contributions of the cody rouge action alliance on behalf of michigan's 13th district strong. madam chair, i stand here today to celebrate the passage in this chamber, the house of representatives, of our bill, h.r. 6614, to honor the mother of the civil rights movement. and the beloved resident of 13th congressional district rosa parks. i am proud to lead this effort in partnership with her family to rename a united states postal office near her detroit home after this incredible leader. this comes at a time when the radical love and beautiful strength embodied in leaders like rosa louise parks and so many others whose footsteps we march in today. like dr. king, malcolm x, congressman c

and with the t cody, the, we, we, we need to prevent the deep did the change of status go by force, from taking place again in asia. so that is why did we, we should not say we should not allow the war in ukraine as a precedent for another crisis. so another invasion indian, the pacific region. so that's why the tokyo is very much air focusing on right now in the country is the linkage between to reach the sir in the context of this is talkers actually talking about beijing and the china, the sort of nest in the region. yeah, that's auto. we all know which focusing on because dad, because of their geographical proximity, and we're 30 rising tensions in south genesee and east tennessee. and this is the, that's what the token needs to address. so the, yeah, that the, it's, i think it's just natural for japan to look at the linkage between the 2 regions and the linkage between russia and china and relations between the 2 countries. now speaking of linkers, japan like europe, has a very close trade relationship with china. but for difficult bilateral relations, as compared to most countries

this is the moment that cody ackland walked into a police station and turned himself in.and had a secret obsession with serial killers. today, the full details of his random and prolonged attack on teenager bobbi—anne mcleod were revealed in court for the first time. the student was just 18 when she disappeared. her family see she lit up the lives of everyone she met. her family say she lit up the lives of everyone she met. bobbi was a beautiful girl... their statement was read outside court today. "the thoughts are continually going around in our minds. "why bobbi—anne?" "why make her suffer? " "to know her final hours were spent being tortured destroys us inside." at one point, the details laid out by the prosecution were so harrowing that a member of bobbi—anne's family left the court. cody ackland kidnapped her from this bus stop after hitting her repeatedly with a claw hammer. he then took her to this remote part of dartmoor, where he murdered her in a frenzied attack. he later drove almost 30 miles to hide her naked body in this wooded area near the coast. the next

cody ackland appeared to be a normal bloke according to his friends.eenager bobbi—anne mcleod were revealed in court for the first time. the student was just 18 when she disappeared. her family say she lit up the lives of everyone she met. bobbi—anne was waiting at this bus stop to go into town to meet her boyfriend. cody ackland drove past, saw her, parked up, then he sneaked up behind her and hit her over the head with a claw hammer twice. he took her to this remote part of dartmoor, where he murdered her in a frenzied attack. he then drove almost 30 miles to try to hide her body in a wooded area near the coast. the next day, he went for pizza with a friend, attended band practice and drank into the early hours. but three days after the murder, he turned himself in, confessed, and told police where bobbi—anne's body was. his presentation was calm, it was coherent, and it was measured. no contrition, no remorse, and nothing that i would view as being close to an apology. how much responsibility for the crime was he taking in those interviews? ackland

and we sat down with public health director doctor sara cody for a look back. she says that restrictions she put in place at the start of the outbreak helps the county escape. the high death count. >> really, this region you know, at every turn really stepped from sheltering in their homes at the beginning of the pandemic. when we had really no other tools available, stepping up and getting vaccinated to wearing their masks. this other communities had fared as well as we have relatively speaking, hundreds of thousands of people would still be alive in the united states. hundreds of thousands. >> cody adds the current rise in covid cases is due to a subvariant of omicron that spreads more easily. she tells kron 4. it's important to be up to date with vaccinations testing when sick and masking indoors. for the first time this year, health officials discovered a confirmed case of monkeypox in the u.s. it was found in a massachusetts man who recently traveled to canada. he is so far the only confirmed case in the u.s. right now he remains hospitalized in stable con

levered toward mobility and estee and the china lockdowns got in the way, but when you think about codyre is a company, coty from shelf space losses and gaining market share and as we all get out and about especially over the next several quarters or several months, you should start seeing the beauty category look a lot more attractive than what we've seen historically during the peak of the covid situation. >> what's the improving sort of level of excitement about coca-cola all about? is it -- is it -- is it -- i mean, i'll tell you, i think coke zero is really good. >> yeah, look, they spent a lot of time tweaking the formulation and every time they get closer and closer to coke original. you had new management that came in and tried to broaden the portfolio footprint to focus on carbonated soft drinks and it's growing with a high degree of pricing power right now, so when you think about mobility, coke is also a mobility play. 50% of sales from outside the home when you think about the channel exposure and we haven't even recovered on mobility like in asia and europe so there's still

good before the bear came face-to-face with cody, and a police officer called in to help, the bear made quite the mess pit stop number one, his truck >> so at first, it had gone over to my toyota here, which i just got. kind of tore the seat and actually it looks like my daughter may have left a cookie. that might have been why he was in the truck >> then the bear changed course, making his way to grandma's car. >> yeah, it's completely wrecked. door panels all off. i mean, it's shot. you know doesn't look like he did too much damage up here, but you see his paw prints all over the place. >> the bear made sure to mark his territory. >> it stinks to high heaven. >> before the officer deployed a bean bag round, scaring it off for the news, i'm caitlin birchhill. >> 60 seconds left on the race to the finish. a manhunt under way for an inmate and corrections officer who disappeared from jail in alabama on friday. investigators say the officer participated in the escape and now there's a warrant for her arrest >> around 200 civilians still trapped inside a steel plant in mariupol along with

sarah cody has led the charge in the south bay ever since. she says the way residents have responded to covid has saved many lives, but the pandemic is far from over. >> we all want this to be well into the rearview mirror, but the fact is that the pandemic goes on. we are seeing that we are in another surge and we do not know what lies ahead. dustin: the latest variant is causing higher levels of transmission then that of delta in cases in hospitalizations on the rise in the bay area. she says there are a number of theories as to why we are at the center of a covid hotspot in the state, the reality is that variants are evading vaccinations despite us being a vaccinated region. >> with new variants, there is more immune escape. it is better than not being vaccinated, but as compared to previously, it is great for keeping folks out of the hospital. ed is less effective for reducing the spread in the community. dustin: dr. cody says mandates and regulations could come back, but only if there is a lifesaving need. she does not think we are there

>> i wife loves cody rigsby as well it's another example of the kind of stock that worked well the past slog going forward. peloton is a great product we have one in our house and i should use it a little more often. we want current earnings, current cash flows, neither of which peloton has. its sales are projected to fall over the next 12 months. the stock has already dropped 90%. they have a great franchise, a great brand, it's relatively cheap. this is going to be a longer term turn-around story it will get taken out, but you have patience and -- we think there are better places to deploy capital today. >> peloton shares down 7.5%. cliff, the final name is sysco, not the tech company, but the food company. >> the food company. yeah, this one, this name fits a little better with the kind of factories that we're interested in currently this morning's results, sales up over 40%, earnings per share up 250% a nice beat and raise to boot. love management commentary aligning with some of the comments we heard from banks and credit card companies earlier in the reporting season with consumer

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and then i let that steep for a while longer my yet fee. poison cody was antonio's, was it and also delicious fish next to the tower, a roman garden has been recreated. this is a roman sundial, also the roman flight to drink wine. and this is what a roman herb garden could have looked like. i pressed on to the head, shot lea miss path. it leads to a little ford, with earthworks and the palisade face. the foundations have been reconstructed to show the roots. ah, can you imagine how it used to look here? well, i can, in any case, many reconstructions have been made and not only along the leemis, there are traces of the romans in many places in germany, for example, in sar length. a whole villa was reconstructed beer and turned into an archaeological open air museum. well, take a look at that. ah, this is how the privileged romans of the provinces once lived in country villas, with well manicured gardens, mosaic floors, and all the amenities the ancient world had to offer. the best place to get an impression of this life is the village bog. a roman country estate near pal in silence. most of th