Changes on the way for i will lu that. Here is a look with our Treasure Island camera and temperatures are in the 40s and 50s with mainly clear skies and some patchy low cloud action around the bay. The 50s from concord, santa rosa and San Francisco, 53 in oakland, 47 in livermore and through our afternoon, we have temperatures in the mid 60s in San Francisco, mid70s for san jose and concord. It is seasonal, if not a little above average. We will talk about a cold down coming up and then lets check in with gianna. You are watching something in San Francisco. I am keeping a close eye on 101 crews are workingthisent. It has been going on for over a week and they are ahead of schedule. You should reopen by 7 00 with the exception of one lane as they continue to work on the northbound side. The northland should open up by 3 00 tomorrow. Adding to that, there is reports of an accident close to where this construction project is. We are seeing all line of red. There are some slower speeds bu
50s as we of 51 for san jose and 52 in santa rosa and 53 for concord. Through the day, midsixties in San Francisco in upper 60s at oakland in the 50s for san jose as well as for concord. We will cool down for the weekend and i will let you know what you can expect for saturday and sunday coming up in just a few minutes. Lets check in with gianna for look at traffic. Happy friday, we are looking at the roadways. There was an overnight closure and it is still in effect and we hope to have yt clear and wrapped up for most of the southbound 101 lanes today by 7 00. They will keep the right lane closed to make sure they can finish up everything they need to do over the weekend. Everything should be clear for both directions by may third. The closures are southbound 101 right at 280 and they are diverting traffic onto 280 in both directions and it is quiet. We will check more in the next report. Lets take a live look right now at the whole foods store in San Francisco. You might be seeing pr
Thank you all again for coming back today and for tuning in, and i do know that these daily briefings can get tedious, and the information, much of it, sounds the same, so people may start to tune it out, but i can tell you the situation is changing, it is evolving, and the information we are putting out is important. Just because the social distancing and hygiene guidance and the stay at home order stays in place after day doesnt mean we shouldnt talk about those things because that will be the key to success in trying to get through this Public Health emergency with the fewest amount of cases and certainly the lowest death toll. I want to think the doctor for being with us today. He has been a practicing physician in new orleans for decades although he does not look that old. Officere chief medical officer. Working with the state office of Public Health and it is great to have you here today. He will take some questions. He will have some prepared comments and take questions after i
Trying to get through this Public Health emergency with the fewest amount of cases and the lowest death total. Corey he thank dr. Bert. He has been a practicing physician for decades, although he does not look that old. He is the chief chief medical officer for dillard university. He is also working with the state of Public Health. And it is great to have him here today. He will take questions and have some prepared comments after i am finished. The doctory have from the apart department of health to take questions related to testing and Public Session other things. Dr. Hebert is here because we mentioned some disturbing statistics coming out of our analysis of the information we are getting, and that is while about 33 of the states population is africanamerican, over 70 of the deaths because of covid19 or among africanamericans. That is concerning to me and to others, and it is unacceptable. We want to better understand why that is and what we can contributed to do, and how we get rid
Lets get a check of what is going on out there. Heres kumasi. In the shelter in place order for the next three weeks, santa clara, and san mateo, contra costa, alameda and San Francisco counties are affected. Banks, gas stations and auto shops can stay open, too. Restaurants are allowed to stay open but limited to takeout and delivery only. These were crafted with great thought and care and also crafted very quickly. And businesses that have to send workers home include bars, clubs and other recreational venues. Some restaurants are now closing altogether. Reporter good morning, reggie. Looks like the first night of the shelter in place order, businesses and residents took it seriously. The streets of san jose are quiet this morning. We saw a lot of the nonessential businesses shutting down, but we did not expect to see the restaurants shutdown, and they were given the okay to stay open but many shutdown anyway, and san jose staple closed. We spotted a number of signs like this from th