Shattered records. San francisco, oakland, richmond all reaching new highs and it is not over yet. This is a live look from our tower camera, and right now it is clear and still warm. A heat advisory is issued for today and tomorrow. People are doing anything they can to stay cool. It is not just uncomfortable, but it may booy making your home may be making your home a target for thieves. If you want to open your windows be careful. How keeping cool could put you in the cross hairs of criminals. Lisa some. Dan, palo alto has already seen a 20 jump in break ins in two months, and now that is it is hot, police are on high alert because just one open window could mean an open invitation for thieves. Police department. Detective Sergeant Brian philip is making a few extra rounds on palo alto streets today. It has been hit more than other streets. He wants to check on local hotspots before the thieves do. When it is hot, the windows are open and the burglars sneak in. The detective sergeant
Alert because just one open window could mean an open invitation for thieves. Police department. Detective Sergeant Brian philip is making a few extra rounds on palo alto streets today. It has been hit more than other streets. He wants to check on local hotspots before the thieves do. When it is hot, the windows are open and the burglars sneak in. The detective sergeant is looking at neighborhoods along crescent park, embarcadero and oregon expressway. Prime break in territory. Here is an open garage. You can see the driveway is unsecure. Something on hamilton avenue catches his eye. There are no cars in the driveway. There are a couple of open gates. After looking around, even a neighbor questions the officer because he looks suspicious. Making sure it is okay. Thank you. But over and over again we kept finding open windows and empty houses. Especially windows on the second floor. Something longtime palo alto residents admit is a habit here. When i am not home the only ones i keep ope
Shattered records. San francisco, oakland, richmond all reaching new highs and it is not over yet. This is a live look from our tower camera, and right now it is clear and still warm. A heat advisory is issued for today and tomorrow. People are doing anything they can to stay cool. It is not just uncomfortable, but it may booy making your home may be making your home a target for thieves. If you want to open your windows be careful. How keeping cool could put you in the cross hairs of criminals. Lisa some. Dan, palo alto has already seen a 20 jump in break ins in two months, and now that is it is hot, police are on high alert because just one open window could mean an open invitation for thieves. Police department. Detective Sergeant Brian philip is making a few extra rounds on palo alto streets today. It has been hit more than other streets. He wants to check on local hotspots before the thieves do. When it is hot, the windows are open and the burglars sneak in. The detective sergeant
Saying there is enough for everyone if people are considerate. The Foreign Office advises against all but essential travel to the United States after President Trump introduced a travel ban on the uk yesterday. Man speaks spanish on loudspeaker. And Spanish Police use drones with loudspeakers to tell people to go home. The Foreign Office advises against all but essential travel to spain. Good afternoon. The department of health has made an announcement in the last half an hour. 1a more people in the uk have died after testing positive for coronavirus, bringing the total number of deaths in the uk to 35. The Health Secretary for england, matt hancock, has warned that the measures the government will take to combat the coronavirus will disrupt the ordinary lives of almost everybody in the country. He confirmed that in the coming weeks people over the age of 70 and Vulnerable People would be asked to self isolate, staying at home and cutting down on contacts with others. The department of
To the United States after President Trump introduced a travel ban on the uk yesterday. Woman speaks spanish on loudspeaker. And Spanish Police use drones with loudspeakers to tell people to go home. The Foreign Office advises against all but essential travel there too. Hello, a very good afternoon. If you have just joined hello, a very good afternoon. If you havejustjoined us, welcome to bbc news. The Health Secretary, matt hancock, has warned that the measures the government will take to combat the coronavirus will disrupt the ordinary lives of almost everybody in the country. He confirmed that in the coming weeks people over 70 and Vulnerable People would be asked to self isolate, staying at home and cutting down contacts. Here are the days other main developments matt hancock said ministers would ask the nations manufacturers to switch to the production of ventilators needed to treat people who develop severe symptoms. More doctors would be trained in their use. Supermarkets in the