Well get to that, friend. Lots of rit . Ye let me take video of this. He could kill me. But let me take video. That is the question. Cant wait to talk about that. What are you doing . Hi, everybody. Lets jump right into weather because im hogging the spotlight there. I apologize. Its tuesday. Yesterday we put everything on hold. We look forward to tomorrow, thursday and friday. Starting at 5 00 tomorrow through 11 00 friday, we have a fire weather watch and this will be upgraded to a red flag warning later on today. S going on outside. Pretty clear out there. You can see it from sutro tower. 64 degrees and well see how it unfolds. 60s this morning and 60s to nea rd low on the way. Well talk about that coming up todays californias health and human secretary will give us an update on the states pandemic. Dr. Ghaly said recently opened schools have not added to increases. Well bring that to you live on the abc7 the state is expected to move from the red tier to the less restrictive orange
Fog up by santa rosa, and by the glass fire, just the way we like it with temperatures low, 57, relative humidity high, 87 , 78 contained, but unfortunately that wind shift tomorrow will allow for much drier conditions. So current air quality moderate up near the Sacramento Valley. Otherwise were good. Now it is a spare the air alert day as a wind shift will bring some smoke down into the north bay for poor air quality. Otherwise it will be good the rest of the bay area and looking at the rest of the day featuring a lot of cloud cover, temperatures climbing through the 60s bayside and inland by about noontime. Could be a random shower. Otherwise a few peeks of sun. Numbers in the low to mid70s, and that is below average today. We will reverse that trend for the second half of your weekend with the details in a few minutes. Liz. Immigrant communities are on edge this morning following i. C. E. Raids across the state that we mentioned including here in the bay area. Abc7 reporter luz pen
President sanchez so were missing miss norton clerk moliga. President sanchez welcome to our staff and our families and our students particularly with us. Staff leaders and everybody and to my colleagues on the board. This is going to be quite a long meeting. Most likely quite emotional at times and im going to just make the case to the quorum that we need to treat each other with respect. Were not going to tolerate folks talking over other people, particularly our student delegates which happened last week, and so, again, we expect a quorum though we are discussing issues, theres a lot of emotion in this. And i may have to make that plea more than once, but, again, welcome, everybody. Section a is general information. And b is our opening items approval of the board minutes for october 6, 2020. And we need a motion and a second. So moved. Second. Thank you. Any corrections . All right. Roll call. Clerk thank you. [roll call] okay thats five ayes. President sanchez thank you. Two is th
Potentially host 14,000 fans at levis stadium. The county. Calls the states guidance unwise and dangerous. Artificial crowd noise heard at levis stadium in santa clara during the 49ers win over the rams, a sound that wont be going away. Is getting santa clara has been pretty strict on it. Id like to see more open up. Id like to see us be able to go to games for sure. Reporter actually after state Health Leaders announce professional sporting events can reopen at a limited capacity for counties in the orange or yellow tiers, Santa Clara County remained cautious. No question, this is dangerous. This is the worst thing in the world to be doing at a time period california is beginning to see some light. This amounts to another step backwards. Reporter the county executive call sporting events Covid Superspreaders that could bring outoftowners with the virus into the county. The 49ers set our organization will continue to collaborate with local Public Health officials to implement a plan th
That means critical fire weather conditions will be happening in parts of the north bay and east bay and south bay. Good evening. Im ama daetz. And im dan ashley. Right to Spencer Christian who is tracking the forecast for us tonight. Spencer . Dan and ama, we have a pattern of strong offshore winds developing. As the winds flow downslope they compress, the air compresses. It dries out, it warms up. That increases the risk for fire. Were looking at gusts under 20 Miles Per Hour in the Higher Elevations at the moment but they will get stronger overnight. As a result we have a red flag warning in the north and east bay hills and valleys and the Santa Cruz Mountains from 5 00 a. M. To 11 00 a. M. Friday, our strongest gusts up to 50 Miles Per Hour. High temperatures will be in the upper 90s the next few days and ill have more details and the complete accuweather sevenday forecast. Spencer, thank you. With the Red Flag Alert comes the threat of preemptive shutoffs that could affect 23,000