A San Francisco company is helping hundreds of thousands of families across california, including the bay area with a tool to protect themselves on the Coronavirus Fight kron fours Jonathan Mccall has details. It was back to school tuesday for students in pittsburgh. For the first time in months they return to campus but only to pick up the items left behind in their classrooms. But they do drive away with more than just pens and paper 2000 families also took home digital thermometers. District Officials Say the small devices will provide a big boost for families in the Coronavirus Fight these are really amazing thermometers they provide helpful tips. For our families and theres an app can next to the phone. To provide tons of information back to the families of these 2000 thermometers are just a fraction of the 400,000 being donated to School Districts across the golden state. For free. All courtesy of San Francisco based can to help the thermometer is especially in these very challen
Upper 80s inland, later this week. It will be feeling more like summer, as you go through the next several days. But for today, in the afternoon, your microclimate forecast in the low 60s for the bay. And mid to upper 60s, warming up inland into the upper 70s with plenty of sunshine. Ill let you know the warmest days of the week coming up. Emily . It is back to reality, back to the grindstone on this Tuesday Morning. And it looks like that on the roadways. Lets start with a live look from the bay bridge, where things are starting to back up. The metering lights are not yet on. And there arent any issues on the bay bridge yet. Or at least the toll plaza. But it is starting to stack up there. Getting close to the maze. There at the foot of the maze. You can kind of see in the background there. Everything moving along on the east shore freeway at this hour. San mateo bridge, not quite as busy as we normally see for this hour. Westbound direction, you do have company, if you are headed in
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