What you need to know: Aug. 10

Good morning, North State.

Here's what you need to know to start your day on Aug.

10.

Here's what you need to know to start your day.

A change in leadership as dr. sonia angell steps down from her role as director of public health california..

The move comes just days after the state announced it had fixed the glitch which caused a lag in collecting coronavirus test information.

In a letter to staff announcing her departure, dr. angell did not give a specific reason for stepping down.### one local police deparment is asking for the public's help, in the investigation into a deadly crash.

One person died early sunday morning in a motorcycle crash in paradise..

Paradise police say when they arrived to the scene, they found the rider of* the motorcycle.

That person died at the hospital..

If you have any information, call paradise police.### a federal judge is puting pressure on pg&e to better inspect its infrastructure.

A judge ordered pg&e to hire more tree trimmers and supervisors as part of efforts to prevent wildfires.

The san francisco chronicle is reporting that mandate is now part of the uitlity company's probation, after the deadly 2010 san bruno gas pipeline explosion.

Crews are still fighting the salmon and red fires..

Both part of the red salmon complex fire..

Burning in shasta trinity national forest..

Together those fires are nearly 6 thousand acres..

And only 5% contained..

Crews worked throughout the weekend trying to shore up defenses before high fire danger this week..

## demonstrators gathered in portland oregon sunday for the 11th consecutive week of protests in support of the black lives matter movement.

Police warned them to leave the area or face arrests, citations and even removal by force.

Police did arrest several demonstrators.

Saturday..

Police say rioters broke into a police association building and lit a fire..

### this morning - the united states is claiming a global coronavirus distinction... passing 5 million cases this is a map from johns hopkins university showing cases around the world... nationwide there have been over 162 thousand deaths.

1.6 million people have recovered..

And..

A series of battles this week over the legality of executive orders signed by the president.

The president signed the orders after lawmakers failed to come to an agreement last week.

He partially restored extra unemployment payments and postponed payroll taxes for some workers.

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