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The church appealed the decision the following day, reiterating its arguments that California reopened certain sectors, such as manufacturing and warehouses, under Stage 2 in an arbitrary fashion that is dismissive of the religious rights of Californians. 255

The county monitors 13 triggers covering surveillance, hospital capacity, and response to determine how it phases in business reopenings.According to the county, the health officer's order can be modified when community outbreaks, PPE supply, or ICU capacity thresholds are met; or when one or more of the remaining triggers in at least two of three categories are met.Wednesday, PPE supply stood at 82% (≤ 50% of hospitals have at least a 15-day supply of PPE), while ICU bed capacity stood at 36% (<20% availability of ICU beds).A San Diego doctor's perspectiveDr. David Pride, an infectious disease specialist at UCSD Health, said the community outbreaks do not come as a surprise to those in the medical field.“There are people out there who have the disease, do not realize they have the disease and are overconfident, so they don’t wear a mask, and thus they end up spreading it to other people around them who are also overconfident because they don’t have symptoms,” he said.Pride explained he had seen a rise in the number of asymptomatic people carrying the virus in the last several weeks.RELATED: New UCSD study: Wearing masks significantly curbs spread of COVID-19“It’s a concern as you get mixing of people from different parts of the county,” he said. “As we continue to see more outbreaks, we expect hospitals to fill up more.”Although he acknowledges temperature checks outside of establishments are great for identifying people who have a fever, they don’t mean much if someone is asymptomatic.“The temperature checks may make people think if they don’t have a fever, they don’t have the disease,” he said.RELATED: Some San Diegans push for end of San Diego County face mask requirementThere are simple steps people can take to keep themselves and those around them healthy.“We need to continue to adhere to our social distancing, our hand washing, and our utilization of face masks,” he said. “There have been several outstanding studies that have demonstrated that mask-wearing can significantly decrease the potential of transmitting that virus.”Pride also explained that staying home as much as possible is still highly recommended.“If you can work from home, it is definitely best that you work from home,” he said. 2241

The best barometer for November's midterm elections came in Ohio, where the contest in a congressional district near Columbus that Republicans have held for three decades was too close to call.Balderson led by 0.9 percentage points with all early and election day votes counted. However, the Ohio secretary of state reported there are 8,483 outstanding absentee and provisional ballots left to count -- much more than Balderson's 1,754-vote lead.Balderson and Republicans claimed victory Tuesday night, but O'Connor did not concede the race. "We are in a tie ball-game," he told supporters at his election night party.The close race was another ominous sign for the GOP fewer than three months from the midterm elections. It was also a sign that the party's strategy for the race -- fully embracing President Donald Trump and his bombastic message in hopes of motivating Republican voters, rather than trying to soothe moderates' worries about the President -- could backfire in similar districts in November's midterm elections.Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to take control of the House, and Republicans are currently defending dozens of districts that are more favorable to Democrats than Ohio's 12th District, which Trump in 2016 and Mitt Romney in 2012 both won by 11 percentage points.The race matched consistent trends in special elections and statewide contests since Trump took office: Turnout sagged in rural, heavily Republican areas; surged in suburban areas; and swung in Democrats' favor in those suburbs when compared to the 2016 election results.For Republicans, it was costly: The Congressional Leadership Fund super PAC and the National Republican Congressional Committee, the House GOP's campaign arm, poured a combined total of more than million into the race, compared to just million from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.Winning, though, would provide a psychological boost to the GOP after the party suffered a stunning loss in a March special election for a House district outside Pittsburgh.In Balderson's Columbus-area race, the GOP groups' Trump-like message in television advertisements focused overwhelmingly on latching O'Connor to House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and accusing him of being weak on issues such as immigration.Trump echoed that message on Saturday, when he visited Delaware County for a pro-Balderson rally.Balderson also got a boost from second-term Ohio Gov. John Kasich, a Republican who endorsed him late in the race, even as he sounded an alarm over the Trump-driven tactics, warning that they had alienated suburban women, in particular.No matter the special election's outcome, Balderson and O'Connor are set for a rematch in November. 2719

The bear attracted lots of attention from staff and guests, with many people recording video and taking photos as officials tried to coax the bear out.The bear seemed very comfortable and showed no signs of leaving. Game wardens with Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks (FWP) and Gallatin County Sheriff's deputies, opted to tranquilize it.FWP said it planned to release the bear in a more remote area.The bear was not injured, and damage to the hotel is estimated at less than 0. 481

The charges in that case were brought by special counsel Robert Mueller's office and Mueller's prosecutors have said Cohen has provided key information in their investigation. Cohen has said he is continuing to cooperate with investigators in the Russia probe, which the president has repeatedly called a "witch hunt." 318