So please stay indoors if you can. Because we are looking at that air quality you can see those red and purple dots from unhealthy to hazardous air quality conditions. So looking at very unhealthy air to hazardous for redwood city and down through san jose and fremont and the trivalley as well as for concord. The east bay, walnut creek. Looking at very unhealthy air for oakland and hazardous air in the San Francisco area. Up through sausalito. You can see all of those purple dots. That is very unhealthy air to hazardous up through san rafael and petaluma and for santa rosa. We also have, because of the foggy conditions, the smoky conditions, low visibility. We have a dense fog advisory for the San Francisco area as well as the peninsula, coast and north coast. Visibilities down to a quarter mile or less. Lets check in with gianna for a look at traffic and the foggy conditions. Yeah, most of the foggy conditions affecting the bridges as well. Fog advisories for the Golden Gate Bridge as
Extreme smoke just really trapped at the surface here in the bay area. So we have very unhealthy air to hazardous air quality this morning. You can see those purple, red dots indicating this unhealthy to hazardous air quality from redwood city to the trivalley and up through concord as well. Walnut creek. Around the oakland area. Into San Francisco. Very unhealthy to hazardous air quality up through lark spur and san rafael and the north bay. And into petaluma. San rafael and for santa rosa. Not only dealing with those smoky skies, we have the fog. So Poor Visibility this morning near zero for petaluma. Down to three quarters of a mile at halfmoon bay. And a mile and a quarter at sfo. Looking ata mile a lf kland hayward as e. Rmora densfo and in safr ea unti 0a. M. What you can expect for the weekend coming up. But gianna, we are dealing with that extreme smoke and those foggy conditions. Hows the commute . Yeah, its certainly affecting the drive this morning. Were seeing some slow spe
From michigan and settled into his role as professor of industry at harvard, the first full professor that is native american at harvard. It only took over few centuries there. Just think of the next 4 centuries when it might happen there. We will accuse harvard or the university of michigan of theft, its in this beautiful fact that this absurd and good fortune for those institutions was ours before it was theirs. Philip deloria received his degree from the university of colorado in 1982. Wanting to observe and understand humanity from many different angles, he then taught band at A Denver Metro high school. Having observed High School Music performance to satisfaction, he then returned for an mma in journalism and communication, which was back when you could remember what to call that program when it was an acronym that comes out different whenever i try to say it. He took my American History course which was called the early american frontier in the journalism program. In that course
most americans think covid is no longer a crisis. guest: i would describe the state of the pandemic with cautious optimism. on one hand, we are seeing hospitalizations and deaths at the lowest level since last summer. that is very good news. on the other hand, we are seeing hyper transmissible variance, subvariants of a very growth the country. what we are looking for is, will those cases translate into hospitalizations? we ve seen an uptick in the over 70 population, but we have been well below immunity as well as omicron. that is the central question, and of course, we continue to be worried about other variance, that may escape vaccines. we still have suboptimal rates of vaccination throughout the world, including the united states. copter sauce cautious optimism is a bit of a myth. we need to stick to the fundamentals. make sure we are up-to-date with our vaccinations, make sure you test liberally, make sure you mask appropriately, make sure if you get ill, you know whe
an image of an ideal place, the right place, the one true home, known or unknown, actual or visionary. for many seattle families, i think we re in that place, right now, here in this park and places like this. there are not that many like this, unfortunately. and all around this country, there used to be a hell of a lot more forests like this. but we re doing everything we can. everybody behind me and all of you want desperately to protect what we have and increase what we have. you know, our natural wonders are, you know, inspired they re a reflection that inspires us to take action. you know, my mother had an expression and i apologize to my colleagues, they ve heard me do two things my whole career, quote my mother and father and quote irish poets. [laughter] but i m not going to quote any irish poets today, ok? but, you know, she d say, out of everything difficult, something good will come, if you look hard enough for it. and i think that we re in one of those moment