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LiveCoronavirus pandemicLiveBiden to announce VP By Joshua Berlinger, Adam Renton, Melissa Macaya, Meg Wagner and Mike Hayes, CNNFrom CNN’s Jenn SelvaHospitalizations in San Francisco, California, due to the coronavirus continue to drop and are down almost 25% since its peak in July, according to San Francisco Public Health Director Dr. Grant Colfax.Colfax announced during a news briefing today that 88 people are currently hospitalized –– which is a slight decrease from last week.Mayor London Breed said San Francisco is dedicating $446 million in the city’s latest budget for its Covid-19 response.“That’s money that I wish we could divert to other places but unfortunately this is the reality of today, and I hope that’s not the reality of our next budget cycle,” Breed said.So far, at least 7,692 people have been diagnosed with coronavirus in San Francisco and approximately 67 people have died.From CNN’s Rebekah RiessIn response to President Trump's executive order asking states to contribute 25% of additionally weekly unemployment aid, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said the state doesn't have "the ability to do that."“We’re looking at an economy that, while we’re optimistic about it, is coming back, our unemployment has gone down. And, 154 districts, approximately 380,000 students, or 24.5%, will be doing some form of hybrid schooling, the governor said.According to DeWine, the state was missing information for the plans of 78 districts in the state.The governor expressed his confidence that every school district will do everything they can to keep Ohio's children safe, but pointed out that whatever is going on in their communities regarding Covid-19 numbers, will be reflected in the schools.“It’s incumbent upon all of us, every single one of us, to do everything we can to keep down the spread in the community in which that school lives," he said.From CNN's Sarah MoonCalifornia reported at least 12,500 new coronavirus cases on Tuesday, raising the state’s confirmed total since the start of the pandemic to approximately 574,411 cases, according to data from the state's Department of Public Health. The health department reported at least 12,807 cases on July 22.With 109 new deaths reported on Tuesday, the state has recorded a total of at least 10,468 fatalities from the coronavirus.Note: These numbers were released by California Department of Public Health, and may not line up exactly in real time with CNN’s database drawn from Johns Hopkins University and the Covid Tracking Project.From CNN's Lindsay BensonFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis held a roundtable on collegiate athletics in Tallahassee on Tuesday at Florida State University.Some of the people who took part in the roundtable included Florida State University President John Thrasher, Florida State University football coach Mike Norvell, as well as a couple of Florida State college athletes.