Are mornings on 2 on this monday morning, i am pam cook. I am dave clark him it is a monday, it is july 13. It is a pretty toasty night for most of us but it is a little cooler this morning for some. Steve paulson has your monday forecast. The trend is for cooler nights and thank goodness. It was pretty hot for a weekend, the inlets were at 90s and 100s and there was no breeze at all. There is an onshore breeze now. There will be 53 in the city and concord 102 yesterday and 86 today and oakland down 10 temperature trend is to go down. Travis is still gusting and so the delta breeze is really kicking up his heels. That will be cooler and i think will be a factor over the next couple days there. Temperatures are little above for some and a little under for others. We are still following it because theres the one lane blocked and that area so lets go to the map. We dont see a backup building up behi blocking the far left lane. Go to the opposite end of the bay area, northbound 280 just so
Very popular spot for wineries and restaurants and she has more for a scale. Sonoma county not met all criteria to move past the states, not timeline but county leaders here they believe the science proves otherwise. 18 counties in california got the green light from governor Gavin Newsome to further ease covid19 restrictions Sonoma County is hoping to make that list the criteria is not the ballot by a u. S. Scientist or a doctor in the cdc. Developed by the state according to the governor to of the criteria to pass the states timeline must have no deaths from covid19 in 2 weeks and just one new case per 10,000 people for 2 weeks while the county has not met those criteria. They believe a request to further relax restrictions is reasonable because sonoma counties infection rate remains low youve been so conservative. In terms of our approach and keeping sheltering in place and froing down or businesses and then we very few infections because of that last week phase 2 of the states guid
To it, we are almost done with rain, could be a little later this afternoon, we have partly cloudy skies, below has not kicked up yet, it is close. We do have mostly cloudy, partly cloudy skies, a little cool, especially toward areas toward santa rosa, mid 40s and low 40s there. Slightly warmer today, that 65 and the city will be one degree above average for this time of year, but most locations are still below. A couple showers could pop up later in the day, maybe near solano and contra costa, that is what we are holding onto for one more day. We will get toward average at the end of the week. We will get to that in about 10 minutes or so. Over to sal, who is playing great music. There is something new, a little bit here, we have slow traffic on 580 westbound, and i do want to mention that there was a crash at grant line road, but a lot of people on 205 and 580, looking like days before the pandemic your, as you can see, stop and go traffic. I bet people are surprised by this, acciden
We are back with video of a tornado near des moines, iowa, happening even before the warning sire we are back with video of a tornado near des moines, iowa, happening even before the warning sirens could go off. It was one of several in the state and the second day in a row for the des moines area. And it was the third day in a row for heavy rain and flooding in south florida. Many roads are under water in miami. So far that storm system is staying away from floridas space coast. Forecasters say theres a 60 chance of acceptable weather at the Kennedy Space center for this afternoons launch. A college in New Hampshire is seeing a spike in applications to its nursing school, and its being attributed to the pandemic. The incoming class of nursing students at colbysawyer college is 34 larger than last years class. The dean says news stories highlighting the role of nurses fighting the virus have inspired students. Isolation rules for covid19 hospitalizations have been particularly hard on
The Pepperdine School of Public Policy hosted the event. [crowd conversations] ok. We are going to get started. Good evening. I am pete peterson, dean of the pepperdines graduate school of Public Policy. It is a pleasure to welcome you to our calabasas campus for tonights discussion with dr. Gene kopelson on the relationship of ike and reagan. Those of you who are reagan aficionados may not have known was influential in reagans political career and a relationship that influenced many of the views he became known and praised for throughout the 1980s. Some of you probably do know president reagan had a longstanding and deep relationship with Pepperdine University. President reagan, first as governor, but then as president , made over half a dozen trips to our malibu campus and also to Downtown Los Angeles and Beverly Hills for events in support of Pepperdine University. I know our speaker tonight is going to be talking about some of those in the beginning of his lecture this evening. One