Boys en and shady fire. The shady fire moves to santa rosa. The third hour of today in the bay starts right now. And a good morning for you. Thank you for joining us as weve been on the air since 4 00 this morning bringing you the very latest on these fires burning this hour. Im marcus washington. And im laura garcia. Well check in with mike. He has a look at some evacuation ms. Williams weve been working hard. Ms. Robinson . To make learning fun again. Areas and areas all of us should ms. Duncan and making sure our students can succeed. Avoid. Kari is following the hot, dry ms. Zamora were with you every step of the way. Conditions out there. Ms. Robinson i know its a challenging time. Lets start out with today in ms. Zamora no one wants to be back in the classroom the bays Cierra Johnson live more than teachers. Ms. Williams we have missed you so much. In skyhawk neighborhood which weve seen home after home mr. Hardesty but we all have to be safe. Ms. Robinson because were all in thi
Now at 11 00 this endangered blue whale is beached on the coast tonight and initial investigation shows it may have been struck by a ship. The whale washed up on agate beach in bolinas just north of stinson beach. More now from veronica de la cruz. The blue whale carcass is nearly 80 feet long and is described as a subadult female. The Marin Mammal Center said it first got reports last night about a carcass floating near the shoreline and by this morning it was on the beach. Scientists from the Mammal Center took samples from the skin and blubber and plan to go back out to the beach tomorrow to do a complete necropsy with help from the California Academy of sciences. Thats when theyll be able to determine if a ship strike was the cause of death. Photographs provide another perspective on just how large this whale is. Distinctive markings indicate that this is the same whale spotted a dozen times off the coast since 1999. Tonight a federal official at noaa issued a warning a the recreat
Now at 11 00 this endangered blue whale is beached on the coast tonight and initial investigation shows it may have been struck by a ship. The whale washed up on agate beach in bolinas just north of stinson beach. More now from veronica de la cruz. The blue whale carcass is nearly 80 feet long and is described as a subadult female. The Marin Mammal Center said it first got reports last night about a carcass floating near the shoreline and by this morning it was on the beach. Scientists from the Mammal Center took samples from the skin and blubber and plan to go back out to the beach tomorrow to do a complete necropsy with help from the California Academy of sciences. Thats when theyll be able to determine if a ship strike was the cause of death. Photographs provide another perspective on just how large this whale is. Distinctive markings indicate that this is the same whale spotted a dozen times off the coast since 1999. Tonight a federal official at noaa issued a warning a the recreat