Good morning to you. Its a little bit cooler as we go to the first weekend of june. Bringing in rosemary for a check of how this weekend is going to shape up for us. Good morning, rosemary. Good morning. Good morning, frank. Cool and breezy. You two are absolutely right going from recordbreaking heat earlier in the week in to the weekend. The temperatures are falling below average. Outside of the doors we have a mostly cloudy sky along the coast and inside of the bay and partly cloudy elsewhere. Temperatures this morning in the 50s. As we get in to the afternoon low 60s at the coast and then low 70s inland. Quiet a change and a dramatic drop in the temperatures yesterday afternoon, and were going to cool it off more as we get in to today and tomorrow. Looks like its a tad bit cooler before we begin to rebound once again. More on the Current Conditions and what to expect for the weekend and extended forecast coming up. Okay. Th allowing activities that have been off limitss. We have ktv
Push up in the Sierra Nevada, but it looks like that is about it. I dont think there is much left here for clouds. They have cleared some to the north. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. Everyone else in the 50s. So we will bump up, santa rosa 72 to 76. Didnt do much for the city. There is just too much low clouds. But we will continue to move up to near average or slightly below. 40 in kenly, 40 in kelsey. So there are some cool readings. 45, so it feels a little cooler there, most locations are that way due to the cloud coverage. When the rain ends it will be a little warmer, we will focus on inland areas for today until the weekend. So, 60s and also 70s for your temps today. I will head over to sal now and see if there is anything new going on. I know he has been talking about the ultima pass. It is still backed up a little bit, steve. We do have some slowing here and there around the bay area, and the pass is one of the spots where you will actually see some slow traffic here, and i
Transit and sanitation will continue. So your garbage will be picked up. Police officers will be out there on the front line. Our fire safety officials and others. Also Grocery Stores and pharmacies and banks and gas stations will remain open. An astounding clampdown on life as we know it here in the bay area. Good evening, everyone. Im frank somerville. Im julie haener. The coronavirus is changing everyday life, where we go, if we work, the things we buy, things education, person to person interactions and financial stability. On wall street today stocks took another blow over fears of a recession. The dow plunged more than 12 , nearly 3,000 points, its largest point drop ever. Nasdaq fell 970 and the s p lost 324. Emergency action by the fed to lower Interest Rates and buy treasuries and mortgagebacked securities was not enough to stop the slide. Tonight Governor Newsom went on facebook to announce a number of new measures to help people in california get through this crisis includin
Down the coast. It is bringing back moisture as it wraps back around counterclockwise. Some of that 30s and 40s left behind on some very cold air. Some of that, though, is beginning to move in towards Mendocino County, lake county to the north and a little activity to santa cruz, although it looks like its winding down. Not a lot there. Same for the peninsula and also San Francisco. 50s on the temperatures, still below average on the highs. Sal is here. Whats happening . I want to remind people that even though we dont have much traffic, we do have some things that you need to know about Public Transportation systems, for example. Lets take a look at the roads, though. Youre probably wondering what is it like if i have to go . It is light on 80 and at the bay bridge. Some people were still trying to avoid transit. Transit is open. Airports are open. Well let you know in a little bit what some cities are doing about Parking Enforcement coming up. Back to you. So far, were now seven hour
For years, the landscaping in berkeleys residential traffic circles has been maintained by the people who live nearby. In may of last year, city staff recommended all of the trees in the circles be cut down because they obstructed the view of drivers. Predictability, a lot of people thought that was not a good idea. Absolutely not. In fact, i think they support rather than the track. Reporter the decision was the result of a 2 million lawsuit settlement when someone was injured in a crosswalk at this intersection. This tree was alleged to have contributed to the accident. When more than 1000 residents signed petitions, the mayor created a Citizens Task force to work with staff engineers, who then recommended that only trees up to six inches in diameter would be allowed. They seemed perplexed by the idea that you cannot guarantee a tree would only be six inches in diameter, the trees grow. Reporter the task force discovered other cities like seattle require trees in their traffic circle