Well worry about that later ok well thats good thats good is there a way of money was right got the sunshine on deck. There is so we can see some nice clear skies finally good shot from the Golden Gate Bridge, no fog to. Kind of worry about. Mild temperatures as well and a lot of 50s to heres a nice clear shot clear shot the up the word here for the golden gate behind me, theres the shot of Lick Observatory again, nice clear skies of the we expect that a lot of times with some the sum was be keeping us a little bit off towards the distance just a touch. So on the big map what we see happening maybe some high clouds a little bit today dont want to write off maybe perhaps a little sprinkle at the coast as a possibility, but on balance for most of the bay its a turning mostly sunny mode. Our temperatures a bit of the cool side now for now were in the 40s even some chilly 30s up to the north bay that some drier air moving in here with clear skies in the minus of the winds that are driving
The hearing of subcommittee on general farm commodities and Risk Management entitled reviewing the state of the farm economy will come to order. Good morning and thank you for joining us, as we look into this critical aspect of our economy. Every one of us seated up here has heard from farmers in our districts about the bad farm economy. Commodity prices are low, input costs are rising and financial pressure is mounting on farmers across this country. While we hear so much about the booming state of the overall economy, our rural and farm economy continues to struggle. You cannot have a successful National Economy when such a vital component hurts the way our farmers are currently. The numbers paint a rough picture. Usda forecasts net farming level for 2019 to be only 77 of the annual average for 2000 through 2017. Its down 50 from 2013 alone. Inflationadjusted farm debt is the highest it has been since 1980 and the debt to asset ratio for farmers is rising steadily. This hearing offer
Across anything like that. Cornell man arresting drivers, but Santa Rosa Police taking it to the next level by suing organizers for pollution. The rubber degree and tire debris going into our storm drains and polluting our waterways. Cornell police chief john cregan says the cities going after 13 driver and organizers by using the department of fish and wildlife regarding water pollution, which restricts the dumping of Motor Vehicle parts. We are trying to be creative and utilize the tools around us. We are certainly going to be in uncharted territory with us, but we are proud of our partnership with the Santa Rosa City police department. Cornell santa rosa is seeking funds of 25,000 dollars from each department. The city is also impounding cars that have been used in sideshows and installed bumps and traffic delineators in streets where sideshows typically happen. Any time you provide other outlets for them to use that energy, it makes it a little more difficult. Cornell when it comes
Spots, the altamont pass, 2 to 5 miles per hour, but angel island, 16 to 27 miles per hour. You can see kind of a tale of two forecasts there. As the heat is really going to be stuck inland today. And around the bay, but not at the coast. Were starting off your 12hour day planner, 56 to 66. Midto upper 60s at the coast today. 82 to 86 around the bay from noon to 4 00. 96 at noon. Well be at 60 at the coast, 70s around the bay, 80s and 90s inland still at 7 00 on this spare the air day. More on that coming up. Okay, we want to begin with developing news out of texas. Search and rescue efforts continue this morning in the hardest hit areas of the state after hurricane harvey. This morning, houstons police chief says they have completed 2,000 rescue missions so far. Fema officials estimate at least 30,000 residents will have to stay in shelters temporarily because of the catastrophic flooding. That flooding is expected to continue. And it will only recede slowly. Rain has been pounding up
We wont be in a Economic Impact for that area for quite some time. On the phone with us, the Salvation Army emergency director for texas. Director, thank you for taking the time. What is it like there today, lets say versus yesterday . Well, obviously things are just very busy. Things are changing rapidly. Were continuing to monitor the situation right now that is somewhat of a emergency situation in beaumont. We just received words maybe five minutes ago that the reservoir is now going to open up their floodgates, which puts counties of casper and newton more additional water being brought in there. So we have a crisis situation there that is unparalleled just in those areas that we havent even been able to address yet. Were prepared for them. We know that this eventuality was there, so we had units standing by poised to go in, but were looking at roadmaps now. Theres not a road open in that area we cant begin to move yet. But in houston, we are mustering our forces rapidly. We have I