And a very happy tuesday to you. Good morning as well. Im scott mcg and im kris sanchez. F. Kari, youre going to be temper air. Yeah, we have a lot going on here as well as that red flag warning, the high fire danger today as we will see all of these areas shaded in red included in that red flag warning. That means that any fires that get going today can spread rapidly under these conditions. And we are looking at temperatures still pretty hot reaching into the mid90s for the south bay. Were up to 103 degrees today in so strong. So. Not ripped. Whatre we talkin about. Antioch and 96 today in clear thats the hefty ultra strong bag hefty hefty hefty lake. So still some really hot weather whispers gimme. In place along with that bad air quality and the fire danger. confused give me the bag . Well talk more about all of get hefty ultra strong at a low price that coming up am mike, how is it looking for the Early Morning commute . Its looking great. You did triple duty yesterday so thank yo
In the progress here. But take a look at these wind speeds around fairfield we are already seeing gusts at 30 miles an hour and the high winds will be the issue as we go into today as our temperatures once again stay pretty hot reaching into the 90s and up to 103 degrees today. Ill continue to monitor this and well talk about the fire danger as well. Mike, youve been watching the roads. How is it looking . Its looking great right now, kari. Things are moving smoothly on the freeways despite a crash. Well take you out. Green sensors and the crash approaching the benicia breaks affects industrial, the off ramp, but not the freeway heading to 780 and the bridge itself. A live look at the palo alto shows you the span through 101 on the peninsula. A smooth, easy drive. You see the taillights, no problems there. There may be a crew further north. Back to you. Thank you, mike. Now to our breaking news and whats already a record year for wildfires. Across the state 2 million acres have burned
Recommending kids go back into the classroom. The cdcs recommendations out late tonight. Now, almost all bay area districts will be starting school online, but tonight the cdc is coming down hard on the importance of inclass instruction. The agency released new guidelines saying the mental and emotional risk of not being in school is higher for kids than catching covid19. What about the teachers, and what about the parents at home . Nbc bay areas ian cull has more. Reporter theyre making headlines tonight. The cdcs new guidelines for reopening schools. They emphasize getting students back in the classroom by laying out the social, emotional, and mental risks of keeping students at home. Among the recommendations for resuming inperson instruction, social distancing, wearing masks, and keeping the same groups of students and teachers together throughout the day. Also schools should use other areas of their campuses for classrooms like gyms or outdoor spac guidelines point out schools sho
In San Francisco, pretty from the virus are out of control, and the governor needs aggressively at this hour. To issue a shelterinplace down to the south bay, theres lots of blue sky right now. Order for california again. A beautiful afternoon. He argues a tougher strategy now and 75 degrees, after a high of will flatten the curve faster 81. And mean a stronger economy soon well drop down to some cooler of her. 60s once we hit 9 00, 10 00, and our Public Health is handcuffed to our economy and 11 00. Viceversa. People arent going to feel safe what about that fog for tomorrow morning . Going shopping if they feel a close look for you. Their Public Health is at i know a lot of you like this threat. The state senator says california opened businesses too map because you can see where the fog will be. Soon and that there isnt 7 00, over the north bay, contra effective testing or contact costa, alameda counties, tracing. There are some businesses that are simply breaking the peninsula, San
Another ten days before some businesses in San Francisco with offer storefront pickup. Retailers are making plans with social distancing in mind and some customers are trying to navigate the r50ules that can change between counties. Pete is the owner of green apple books. They have been limited to online sales. If he were in another par of the stay, he could be open were curb side pickup. Customers have questions. A lot of customers are wondering why we are not doing curb side. Reporter he is following the San Francisco restrictions. The counties taking it slow, it now sounds like may 18th could be the target day. Jay is with San Franciscos chamber of commerce. It makes sense. A lot of the smalls, there is infrastructure to set up. How do they make payments. Reporter owner of tantrum says toy sales have shifted to online sales. They want to be cautious. If people want to buy a birthday present, they can pick it up, they e know they will get it in time, i think if we can do it safely, w