The medical director of Carbon Health says those results are revealing some startling new trends. Earlier today on kronon he told kron fours Jonathan Mccall who is most likely to test positive for covid19. Still so many questions remain about testing of we know that a number of counties across the bay area now expanding their testing sites because of a recent surge. Europe app on the front lines of what are some of the trends that youre seeing in the emergency room where you work. Yeah, absolutely 7 Emergency Department were many people who work at a winery s coming in and testing positive were seeing many Grocery Store workers. Coming in testing positive are actually seeing a large number of children. Testing positive as well. Now urging care for me care clinics around the bay area through carbon. Were actually seeing. Clusters of patients to gather together parties so generally there younger 2020 somethings to may have thought that they could hang out with friends. Frankly really des
Icu beds. A new study shows frontline positions across the country are feeling stressed and anxious pose at work and at home. The study conducted by ucsf is the first known study to assess stress levels of physicians in the u. S. During this pandemic kron fours michelle kingston spoke to a local emergency room doctor about how shes handling it all. I think i think it really does have a lot to do with the unknown and the anticipation and just not knowing what lies ahead emergency medicine physicians in 7 cities across the country say theyre experiencing rising levels of anxiety and emotional exhaustion none of this is necessarily surprising as doctors continue to work tirelessly through the coronavirus pandemic it interesting that i think is Emergency Physicians we are used to dealing with a lot of uncertainty and stress all the time, but this is a new and different level according to a new analysis led by ucsf frontline physicians are feeling moderate to severe levels of stress and anx
Market street camera overlooking as some of the city lights. But you if you can see the fog in the cloud cover in the distance there, and its really going to feel close to you as you travel along the east shore freeway as well highway one were seeing it really socked in parts of one oh one coming out in the north bay. So just be really careful this morning out there visibility, not the greatest its going to be like this. For most of the morning until were going to get some sunshine. Right around that lunch time hour but the coastal fog is going to be sticking with us through parts of San Francisco parts of the north bay and our coastal spots of course places like kathryn van specific cuts today, so just keep that in mind temperature wise were waking up to mostly 50s to low 60s right now 58 degrees in downtown san jose 62 in hayward that im tracking 63 if youre waking up with us in downtown oakland, 57 in berkeley right now look at 59 and napa 57 currently in petaluma see might just mea
Reaches the alaska peninsula. It actually the shaking went week to very weak. So thats the good news. Were looking for minor damage if any. According to the usgs since 1900 theyve actually been 6 other earthquakes of a magnitude 7 point oh or higher within about a 155 miles of last nights earthquake. The largest was an 8. 2 back in 1938. But luckily, we havent heard any reports yet of any damage or injury were not expecting to hear too much. But again well keep you updated as more information comes in we will let you know. Take a look at the latest with the coronavirus the cdc is sounding the alarm that the number of cases in the u. S. Might be much more than we know about lets take a look at the rise in cases over the past week versus the previous week and you can see california has improved slightly were seeing only a steady rise in cases versus a spike across the country there are now more than a 142,000 people have died of the raw virus and 3. 9 million. Positive tess meantime Pres
Centered about 65 miles southeast of parryville alaska. Its the blue circle that you see there just off the Alaska Peninsula coastline. A depth of about 17 miles o is pretty far down luckily all tsunami warnings have been called off the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center says there are no threats currently to the u. S. Or the canadian coast lines. According to the usgs since 1900 theyve actually been about 6 other earthquakes of this magnitude or stronger within about a 200 mile radius of last nights quake. The largest of it was about an 8. 2 that was way back in 1938. Now this map here shows you the severity of the shaking that was felt right at the epicenter of course major shaking was occurring but as the waves propagated out and finally reached the peninsula coastline. Those waves were more of a moderate to weak sensation which means that damage probably on the very light side if any at all no reports of any injury or damage, but well let you know if we find out anything different. Dow