And right there sliding right on down. Kind of falling apart as it moves south. Well have some Morning Light rain. 40s on the temps for most. You can see that activity that popped up yesterday and its sliding right there. Kind of favors vacaville, fairfield. The low is almost out of the picture. Mostly cloudy skies. Highs inching up but theyre still below average chld all right. I doubt theres not much to talk about but heres the man with the traffic Sal Castaneda. I want to show you that traffic is moving along pretty well. If youre getting up early to go somewhere right now it should be an easy commute. For the most part it is a nice drive. 4 01. Lets go back to the desk. The number of people here in the bay area infected with the coronavirus it keeps going up. Yeah, we want to show you a map. 367 confirmed cases. Santa clara county has more than doubled any other county has doubled. San mateo comes in second followed by San Francisco, contra costa and alameda counties. San jose stat
In certain communities. Alameda contra costa and officials have already declared a state of emergency in in morgan hill a pedestrian night curfew has been put in place to deter crime. For many the loss of power will be a huge inconvenience. For the most vulnerable it can have serious consequences. We met with volunteers and caregivers checking on seniors. Pg e has been telling people for months to prepare for a power outage. There are those that simply cant. To meet them youve got to take a ride. The last two homes are went to both ladies are on oxygen. Reporter he drives sure meals on wheels and he says most of the elderly clients have no idea what is going on. The thought hasnt crossed their minds that they need water and basic food in the refrigerator might shut off for a few days and their food might go bad. Reporter ellen lives alone in her apartment and seemed confused by the things that dean was telling her. Im all mixed up. I dont know what to do or how to do it. I never even t
Good morning. Hows it feel, berman . Hey. One more time. How does it feel . Birmingham. Oh, these foot soldiers still louder than these students. Lets one more time. Come on, birmingham. Hows feel . Oh, look, i am hype woman. Im sorry. No, im not. My name is dr. Samantha elliot briggs, and i serve as one of the Vice President s of the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute. And we are grateful that you are here with us today. Give yourselves a round of applause. This is a historic moment birmingham. This is the 68th anniversary of. 1963 childrens march. We are standing in one of the most important and spaces in our city now at 16th Street Baptist Church. I am so grateful that you all that your School Leaders that your families allowed you to share in this space with us today. I am so grateful that reverend price welcomed us into his home. I am so that our president and ceo, the one ill thompson allowed us to have this opportunity. And i am so grateful to the city leaders, to all the educati
Than the students. Let me try this one more time. Good morning. Hows it feel, berman . Hey. One more time. How does it feel . Birmingham. Oh, these foot soldiers still louder than these students. Lets one more time. Come on, birmingham. Hows feel . Oh, look, i am hype woman. Im sorry. No, im not. My name is dr. Samantha elliot briggs, and i serve as one of the Vice President s of the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute. And we are grateful that you are here with us today. Give yourselves a round of applause. This is a historic moment birmingham. This is the 68th anniversary of. 1963 childrens march. We are standing in one of the most important and spaces in our city now at 16th Street Baptist Church. I am so grateful that you all that your School Leaders that your families allowed you to share in this space with us today. I am so grateful that reverend price welcomed us into his home. I am so that our president and ceo, the one ill thompson allowed us to have this opportunity. And i am s
Hey. One more time. How does it feel . Birmingham. Oh, these foot soldiers still louder than these students. Lets one more time. Come on, birmingham. Hows feel . Oh, look, i am hype woman. Im sorry. No, im not. My name is dr. Samantha elliot briggs, and i serve as one of the Vice President s of the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute. And we are grateful that you are here with us today. Give yourselves a round of applause. This is a historic moment birmingham. This is the 68th anniversary of. 1963 childrens march. We are standing in one of the most important and spaces in our city now at 16th Street Baptist Church. I am so grateful that you all that your School Leaders that your families allowed you to share in this space with us today. I am so grateful that reverend price welcomed us into his home. I am so that our president and ceo, the one ill thompson allowed us to have this opportunity. And i am so grateful to the city leaders, to all the education and partners to our business and c