A couple hot ones as got my full Weather Forecast coming up in just a couple of minutes back to the news a lot lets get to our big story which is the coronavirus now killing over a 150,000 people in the u. S. And now some of the nations top medical experts say that america. May need to hit the reset button when it comes to the response to the pandemic whitney wild now to explain. It is time to reset medical experts at Johns Hopkins releasing a new report wednesday titled resetting our response urging the United States to reset its response with policy actions at the federal state and local level to get control of the covid19 pandemic unlike many countries in the world, the United States is not currently on course to get control of this epidemic. The report says this as republican congressman Louie Gohmert was not allowed on president trumps visit to texas after testing positive for coronavirus wednesday. You know a lot of people in made a big deal out of mind out wearing a mask ow ly n
Just how a soft and we are this morning. As we start to get closer to the lunchtime hour things will start to move and we will be opening up to a lot of sunshine for yourself a zone east bay and much of the north bay leaving all that fog hugging a lot of our coastal spots. Temperatures outside right now 50s 60s but im tracking some warm ones in some neighborhoods coming up this afternoon. I will have my full forecast in just a few minutes back to the news. Thanks a lot, lets get to the big story which is california surpassing another terrible milestone in a pandemic a 197 deaths yesterday the highest singleday total and now some doctors say the u. S. May need to hit the reset button altogether in its response to the pandemic. Whitney wild explains. It is time to reset medical experts at Johns Hopkins releasing a new report wednesday titled resetting our response urging the United States to reset its response with policy actions at the federal state and local level to get control of the
It is Martin Luther king holiday happy holiday, everyone. Lets find out what the forecast is looking like if you have any plans outside. A lot of people have today off. We are looking forward to another warm day around the bay area. We could tie some records. It will not be like last week. Were waking up to clear skies as we look from the roof camera. A cold start for sox of us. Were below freezing and 39 degrees now in oakland and 40s along the midpeninsula. Into the afternoon it will be like i mentioned another warm day. Midtoupper 60s and 70s will trickle in. And oakland 70. 67. Livermore with a high of 69. Clear skies. And overall. We are looking at very mild weather. The forecast shows that temperatures will start to take a tumble as we push into the middle of the week. Well hold on to try whether and sunshine even heading into next weekend. Thats a look at the forecast. Traffic around the area doing all right. Some easy conditions. No shocks or surprises your typical lane closure
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This is a bilingual English and German 1945 World War II (WWII) Atlanta Service map of Germany delineating the Allied Occupation Zones after the defeat of Nazi Germany. Germany follows its 1937 borders. The Oder-Neisse Line, the basis for the border between Germany and Poland, is in bold. The four Occupation Zones, administered by the United States, Great Britain, France, and the Soviet Union, are divided and shaded. What was formerly Eastern Germany, is coded in red and white stripes where it was merged with a reconstituted Poland. Berlin is specifically highlighted, because, as the capital of defeated Germany, it was decided that all four Allies would occupy and administer a sector of the city.