Double take on the dew point and relative humidity. Is a little better today. Hollowing forecast is easy. It will be clear. I dont inc. You have anything to worry about. Temperatures drop off rapidly. New lookup in, it start. Its time to go to bed. 60s will drop into the 40s and 50s. Highs today in the 70s. 7075 and it looks like this pattern is on hold for a while. Offshored direction still in place from the delta all the way to the coast but the wind speed is way down. Relative humidity is up. Its low but its triple what it was for some yesterday at this time and thats from fairfield all the way over to oakland and Half Moon Bay. 30s come up 40s and 50s on the temperatures. South bay tims. 30 and santa cruz mountains. Boulder creek is sleeping in the low 40s around santa clara and campbell. Saratoga and cupertino, 40 and 42 pickers in easterly or northeasterly component with the wind speeds are way down and it will stay this way for a while. The pattern will calm down and thats what
The last in a series of systems coming into the intermountain region does not show any more of this happening anytime soon so its a dry pattern but its also back to normal. 60s and 70s for the high. Sal is here and he will focus on. The Richmond Bridge. Is something going on . Just because. In the last few days its been empty. People have not been going to marin. Power is out. Im sure a lot of jobs, people were not going to their job if the power was out but now we see more traffic. Lets go there and talk about the Richmond Bridge. A few more people going and, of course, in Sonoma County there hasnt been much of a commute for obvious reasons we havent seen one yet i think will take a few days for things to get back to normal but right now it looks good on the Richmond Bridge. Other commutes have been more normal. The east shore freeway, 20 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the mac maze and of the bridge its backed up to the mains. Metering lights are on. Halloween is a challenging d
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Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the National Press clubs Morning Newsmaker Program here in washington, d. C. Todays topic is preventing youth sports concussion and what washington, d. C. , is doing about it. One of the first major metro areas in the region to provide a grant for research, education and monitoring of concussions in youth sports. And were also here to talk about other youth sports injury. This newsmaker panel will offer an examination of data, trends and concussion research, state policies and whether or not the u. S. Department of education should adopt federal compliance mandates. Every state in the union has a concussionrelated law on the books and a sports and youth Injury Program regulation on the books. Enforcement is the issue, and compliance is the issue, and thats what the doctors here this morning and the sports data person is going to be talking to us about. My name is mike smith, and i serve on the National Press Club Newsmaker committee, and the comm
Hello and welcome to our look ahead at what the papers will be bringing us at what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are claire cohen, womens editorfor the Daily Telegraph and political strategist jo tanner. Tomorrows front pages. Lets start with the daily mail, whose headline is fix testing fiasco now. It calls on ministers to in its words get a grip on testing after britain faces its worst day of deaths so far. The times reports that borisjohnson has taken charge of efforts to speed up supply of tests after admitting the government has been slow delivering to frontline nhs staff. The metro leads on that figure, citing that deaths leapt by 381 injust one day. The i says that medics are still in need of safety kits, suggesting distribution problems mean protective clothing is still not reaching front line nhs workers. The express leads on comments from the medical director of nhs england who says there are green shoots of hope in the coronavirus battle as the number of n