High wind. Nbc sharon is live in the north bay where most of the Power Outages happened and bob redell is where a tree came down. First, we start with meteorologist kari hal. We have seen high wind gusts the past 24 hours. A live look outside. I want to take you to the mountains where winds have been gusting up to 89 Miles Per Hour where we measured late last night. We have also had high wind gusts in the sierra. Looking from alpine meadows, a live view, we measured 94mileperhour gust in the sierra. Temperature is only 34 degrees with relative humidity at 11 . So these high winds going along with this critically dry air is a reason why we still had this high fire danger as the wind advisory will be expiring here soon. Looking at the rest of the bay area, we have seen our wind gusts maxing out at 40 Miles Per Hour in santa rosa. Concord 31. 31 in San Francisco and 57 in oakland so a lot of trees down and a lot to clean up today and we will continue to track those winds. Ill have another
Managing the School District, we have to get behind these students and we have to fund education, not police. We have to Fund Mental Health counselors, not police. Reporter it is a resolution drafted more than nine years ago. The proposal was brought to the school board in march and rejected, but it is back again. And i believe that is what is happening around this country, nation, the world, is a moment to say we are back and we are here today and we are standing today to present and on the 24 tot vote. Reporter the groups goal is to have the Districts Department gone by december 31st while still having a safety plan in place. Security cameras, lock the doors, people will respond if you call 911. That is the reality of what we have to do next because i am not saying our kids dont matter if there is an emergency. That is the whole opposite so that is the push back now. Reporter students who say officer whose regularly harass them on campus are on board. The School District is spend tew
These students that were seen going into class these are the Oldest High School students and theyve been prioritised because they have to prepare for the University Entrance exams the gol call as its known here in china which is taking place in june south korea is also easing restrictions as the number of new cases drops theres been a consistent decline in new infections and more businesses a reopening and some social events are being allowed on tuesday there were no local infections for a 3rd consecutive day mcbride has more now from the museum of modern loss in seoul. This is a further indication of restrictions here in south korea gradually being lifted as the country emerges into this strange new post virus world here at the museum of modern art along with other museums galleries libraries across south korea they are all being allowed to open but only with very strict precautions being in place we have the usual temperature checks of everyone entering the numbers here are strictly
Artists highlighting the dangers of covert 1001 of the worlds most crowded places. So the original heart of the battle against great a virus is marking a significant breakthrough just over 3 months ago china reported its 1st death from the illness now it says its gone 10 days in a row without any fatalities the government in beijing says its detecting mostly imported cases and almost no local transmission of the virus out of 12 new cases reported on saturday 11 were brought in from overseas despite a ban on foreign nationals imposed late last month that has been a continuous trickle of cases in chinese nationals returning home at lets join sarah clarke in hong kong and sarah said pretty much all of the very few cases that were seeing it coming in from the outside. Well the main placer the main focus now where chinas looking at is the north of the country this is an area a province that borders russia known as the hailing jang province and this is where saying the largest number of impo
Please welcome our guest speaker. [applause] hello, guess who i am. [laughter] if i have to give you an introduction about tara, you need to just get out of the whole you have been living in for a while because her book has just celebrated the hundredth consecutive week ahead of michelle malcolm, michelle, down there thats very cool. Im assuming that a lot of people are familiar with the narrative, and thats why youre so interested and youre s still here for the last lecture on the second day. I thought we would still go through some of her story because its so gripping and it starts in idaho, and actually to me at such a beautiful setting, there must be a lot of beautiful memories you still have from that. Yes. It was a really Beautiful Mountain that i grew up on. I still have really fond memories of being on that mountain and of playing on that mountain, i think its an incredible, we had this entire ground and wonderful space and a lot of great things that can happen. I guess we were