Chaotic weekend. We begin with pete suratos who is live at San Jose City hall. And pete, there is already a rally scheduled for noon. Reporter good morning. This is what were seeing of the counterprotests due to the rally taking place tomorrow afternoon. Heres what well hear from a number of city leaders, and the goal here is to celebrate what theyre saying is the love and compassion of San Francisco in response to that rally i just mentioned. But the city is still preparing for the worst when it comes to tomorrows rally. In fact, well show you new video from christy field that took place earlier this morning. You can see the crews setting up the fencing area for this rally, and thats because there will be a rally zone for protestors so they can kind of be contained in during that rally tomorrow. Also, i want to point out that the office of Emergency Services will be activated in the event things get out of hand. Also there will be extra staff at sf general hospital, and people with op
Remember when they were green against that blue backdrop. No longer. San francisco on the right looking cooler. Lets check in with our weather expert. You put the cameras in motion. Sunol mid 90s. San francisco leveling off, 72 degrees now. The sea breeze is taking hold. Beginning to cool the coast. Inland dropping 10 to 15 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. That said things are still quite dry and hot inland away from the bay. You see towards polk valley and toward vallejo where the fire is burning, humidity is coming up as winds come across the bay. Now down to 67 degrees. Winds 10 to 20 Miles Per Hour combined with dry hill sides not good for fire danger humidity level, even with a sea breeze some inland valleys and hilltop locations seeing humidity in the 20 range. Thats something we have to watch out for. Dry breezy conditions through the afternoon. Heading into the morning, San Francisco is part of the weather story. Fog coming in now, we begin sunday with drizzle and mist as temp
Remember when they were green against that blue backdrop. No longer. San francisco on the right looking cooler. Lets check in with our weather expert. You put the cameras in motion. Sunol mid 90s. San francisco leveling off, 72 degrees now. The sea breeze is taking hold. Beginning to cool the coast. Inland dropping 10 to 15 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. That said things are still quite dry and hot inland away from the bay. You see towards polk valley and toward vallejo where the fire is burning, humidity is coming up as winds come across the bay. Now down to 67 degrees. Winds 10 to 20 Miles Per Hour combined with dry hill sides not good for fire danger humidity level, even with a sea breeze some inland valleys and hilltop locations seeing humidity in the 20 range. Thats something we have to watch out for. Dry breezy conditions through the afternoon. Heading into the morning, San Francisco is part of the weather story. Fog coming in now, we begin sunday with drizzle and mist as temp
Remember when they were green against that blue backdrop. No longer. San francisco on the right looking cooler. Lets check in with our weather expert. You put the cameras in motion. Sunol mid 90s. San francisco leveling off, 72 degrees now. The sea breeze is taking hold. Beginning to cool the coast. Inland dropping 10 to 15 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. That said things are still quite dry and hot inland away from the bay. You see towards polk valley and toward vallejo where the fire is burning, humidity is coming up as winds come across the bay. Now down to 67 degrees. Winds 10 to 20 Miles Per Hour combined with dry hill sides not good for fire danger humidity level, even with a sea breeze some inland valleys and hilltop locations seeing humidity in the 20 range. Thats something we have to watch out for. Dry breezy conditions through the afternoon. Heading into the morning, San Francisco is part of the weather story. Fog coming in now, we begin sunday with drizzle and mist as temp
With the roads. Santa cruz director rosemary says officials are mapping areas which are difficult to get to a good day. 911 and social agencies such as churches may be the best way for residents to gets help and First Responders could rely on their feet. Plans on how to get in and able to help people in an actual emergency. Some of that would require getting in on foot. We are using the search and rescue teams to go in and help people get in and out in an emergency. Officials hope dryer weather will help crews to get ahead of the curve before the next closure becomes an inconvenience. We have ambulances up here but other than that we are stuck. And we learned of another impact. Valencia school will be looking for a new home at least in the shortterm. The roads around that School Including Valencia Road and trout goat road heavily damaged and mud lights and so they are having a having a hard time getting people in the school. For the next week that school will be closed completely tryin