Hour to stop the spread of covid19 and ease the strain on overwhelmed hospitals. Several counties. Now under a new stay at home order. And more will join at midnight. We have Team Coverage let s begin with nbc bay area s Sergio Quintana live in San Francisco. Where restaurants and bars. Are closing up a big part of their operations. Here s a look at where the bay area stands in terms of icu bed availability. Very good. Lets check in with rob maeda right now. Rob, you have three of the top stories of the day all wrapped into weather. Yeah, at least one of them for sure, we dont typically associate with december, and that is the red flag warning that is now in effect for all of the north bay, the east bay hills, and the Santa Cruz Mountains from now to about 5 00 tomorrow. Before we get there, before the winds start to pickup towards tomorrow morning we have another chilly night setting up around the bay area outside right now. Its not too bad. We have temperatures in the low 50s. But a
Monday. It was noisy last night due to the winds. Thats part of the equation for the red flag warning. Outside the Santa Clara Valley were still dealing with the potential of damaging winds through at least 11 00 this morning. Now, you factor in drier air thats rolling in after 11 00, thats why we have the red flag warning thats going to extend until 5 00. It does not include the Santa Clara Valley. Youre missing out on both of these. The San Francisco bay shore and San Francisco also not in the red flag warning. Lets look at the winds right now, up in the Higher Elevations, still pushing well over 40 Miles Per Hour. Weve been up around 50 and 60 during the night. Thats why its been noisy in some neighborhoods. Down at the surface, seeing 37 at Half Moon Bay. 33 at fairfield. 24 in San Francisco. 31 in santa rosa. This is also going to help us push into record territory this afternoon from 66 in Half Moon Bay to 74 today in santa rosa and also in antioch i should say also in fairfield.
he says they re worried, as health teams set up the quarantine site, folks in fairfield say they hope the coronavirus scare passes soon. keep things isolated. i m not too sure, but that s all we can hope for. reporter: again, we re told that quarantine will pose no risk to the public. in fact, members of the centers for disease control and health and human services will be the ones that will provide services and come in contact with those travelers. again, who are due to arrive here tonight. we are expecting more details at a press conference tomorrow. reporting live at travis air force base, i m jody hernandez, nbc bay area news. okay, jodi, thank you so much. and nbc bay area has learned five employees at good samaritan hospital in san jose are being kept at home because they may have had contact with a patient who has coronavirus. the man visited good sam e.r. on january 28 and became the bay area s first confirmed case. the hospital says he was wearing a mask during
Into colorado and is that a huge Severe Weather maker. 51 black hawk, 52 mount diab on. That breeze will pick up, so tall order to warm up and well get a little bit more sun later on. Morning drizzle slightly warmer. As you saw from san jose, 60s and 70s. Well see if theres warmer weather on the way, or the traffic on 580. Im glad you asked me that question. Theyve moved the crash on westbound 580 at north flynn out of the lanes but it was there in the lanes for a long time and traffic is slow on 580 and 205. Its just a mess. Were talking about at least an hour to get through here. This is have having an unintended effect on 580 a little bit farther, from lynn more or pleasanton. However, 680, southbound, we had an accident at 84. This commute is also terrible. This monday you may have some of your coworkers showing up in a bad mood. Southbound 101, they are clearing an accident near the airport. You can use 280. Its getting a little bit slow in san bruno. I would use 280, despite that
Reporter pricy finds and in oakland accidently pay twice in and those cases, guess who kept the cash. The city was not refunding over payments by citizens. Reporter the auditor said it shows the city broke law when it did not notify people when they over paid their parking tickets. She noticed 316,000 in over paid tickets. We knew that was the tip. Since the audit they scrubbed their books and they identified 2. 3 million. Reporter owed to some of those who have been fined. People need their money back. We want to apologize for the not being able to get the refunds out. Reporter he says part of the problem was technology and staffing but he says a number of corrective measures are now in place. We do a monthly report now that looks at a refund that could be higher than 200. Reporter he says over payment notifications go out from january 9 to march 9. If you get one of the ledders you have 60 days to call and get letters, you have 60 dize call and get your remund. Mike mibach, ktvu chan