The sheltered valley locations down to the 20s and 30s. This frost advisory in effect until 9 00 a. M. Today. As we head through the afternoon, we will see the daytime high school the low average. We will have the sunshine but we are only talking about highs in the mid to upper 50s to low 60s as we go through our afternoon. 59 in the San Francisco. 60 in oakland, san jose, and concord. We will talk about how long this will last and our next chance to see some rain showers coming up. We are getting a Traffic Alert through martinez. Apparently there was some sort of debris in the roadway causing vehicles to spin out. They have now closed all lanes to get caltrans crews out there to clean up the mess. I will check in with chp shortly. We are starting to see a few brake lights moving. To plan for that this morning if youre headed toward the east bay freeway. We have a wind advisory in effect for all the mod pass this morning. Youve got some slow and go speeds dipping down to 15 Miles Per H
these office reopenings, normally we d talk about this on set in new york but not so much because of covid. and so that is clearly going to do some damage to the economy. there is some debate over how much damage. but economists are marking down their forecast. they re not calling for a recession, but a slowdown from a very strong end of the year. hopefully this passes pretty quickly. that should allow the economy to bounce back. but all of this shows how here we are two years into this pandemic and it continues to really run the u.s. economy. okay, so let s talk about the movies. so as you know, the latest spiderman movie broke the pandemic era records but then other movies that were released for christmas underperformed. so could we draw any conclusion about the health of the movie industry right now? well i think there are some mixed results here. spider-man is coming to the rescue of the beleaguered movie
and now shattering its daily case record, though you can see hospitalizations remain comparatively low when compared with other case peaks. ohio s governor deploying more than a thousand national guard troops to help at hospitals. office reopenings are being put on hold, holiday parties scrapped. the radio city rocketets christmas spectacular cancelled for the season. the ncaa basketball schedules like a snow globe all shaken up. in the nhl, three teams are shut down and won t be back on the ice until after the league s holiday break. the nfl is postponing three of the weekend s games, dozens of players are now on the covid reserve list. so where does all of that put your mind a week before christmas and with the new year looming? nearly 4 in 10 americans think we ll still need to take extra precautions but interestingly
variant. everything from confusion about holiday travel to office reopenings pushed back, holiday parties cancelled to lingering supply chain issues. just yesterday the cdc director pointed to new evidence that schools can stay open, even if someone gets infected. a program that encourages testing anyone exposed instead of quarantining and sending kids home. yet one of the nation s largest school districts just outside washington, d.c. announced friday it is going back to virtual learning until at least january because of a, quote, stark rise in cases throughout the school system. and vice president kamala harris is getting attention this weekend for comments she made about omicron in a new interview. joe johns is at the white house. joe, the administration is already trying to explain her comments. walk us through them. reporter: you know what, there was a little inside one of the tweets from the white house press secretary today.
the northeast, midwest and south are seeing the fastest jumps with 16 states trending in the wrong direction. new york state alone accounting for 10% of new cases in this country over the past week, and now shattering its daily case record. though, you can see hospitalizations remain comparatively low when compared with other case peaks. and the waiting lines for covid testing in new york city, now hours long. ohio s governor deploying more than 1,000 national guard troops to help in hospitals. office reopenings being put on hold. holiday parties being scrapped. the radio city rocketettes christmas spectacular now cancelled for the rest of the season. the ncaa basketball schedule looking like a snow globe, with games cancelled and three teams facing off. and the nfl, three teams off.