Its doors. Nbc bay areas sierra johnson is live for us at that testing facility. So sierra, if testings so important why is this site shutting down after only reporter yes, marcus, they say its an issue with insurance liability at the site. You saw some folks behind me moving tents and before you could even get to the parking lot where this testing facility was theres a guard standing there with cones letting people know that testing here at this site is closing because of a Liability Insurance issue with this site. Yesterday when they opened many folks stood in line for hours for that rapid test. The property manager here tells us that they are made aware of issues with that insurance yesterday morning but they thought they had it resolved by last night. He says it in fact was not resolved and organizers made attempts to notify folks with emails and signs on the property. But this morning w were not able to getted made their way back today. Some women like the one youre about to hear
Degree or two warmer but you wont notice. A northwest west wind. But visibilities are fine so far. 56 to 60 at 7 00. And you can see just a touch warmer this afternoon as we hit 61 along the coast. 80 to 89 for our bay and inland neighborhoods. And then mid to upper 70s, still a delightful evening headed our way. Just not quite as breezy as it has been and that is why it will be slightly warmer. And there is promising news about an experimental vaccine for covid19 that is developed right here in the u. S. Kate larsen spoke with local experts and one of the people to get the inject. Reporter an experimental covid19 vaccine developed by moderna and the federal Government Produced a rapid and strong immune response in all 45 people tested. It is a wonderful triumph. Reporter and this doctor is a professor of microbiology and immunology at stanford. He says that the analysis is encouraging. Normally it takes some years, six years or longer to develop a vaccine from a concept to a phase one
Abandoned amid a major spike. Good morning everyone, its wednesday, july 15th. Im michelle griego. And im anne makovec in for len. Halfway through the workweek. And the weather looking pretty similar to yesterday. According to mary lee. Any changes . You know, its going to be maybe slightly warmer for today anne and michelle, but still looking at warm temperatures inland and mild around the bay and cooler along the coast. Heres a live look with our downtown san jose camera with mostly cloudy skies this morning. Right now, in san jose, 58 degrees and looking at 60 in concord and upper 50s for oakland as well as for livermore. As we go through our day, looking at 67 in San Francisco and 72 in oakland and 83 in san jose and 88 for concord. So a degree or two above average for this time of year and were going to warm up as we head through the week into the weekend. Details on that in my full forecast. Now lets check in with gianna and hows the commute for our supercommuters . Yeah, if you
That meeting did last until 3 00 this morning. The Council Voted to support a proposal to cut the Police Departments budget in half. And the big headline is that part of that proposal would be to cut Traffic Enforcement from the Police Department so to not have police pull people over for traffic violations, and this is believed to be that it would be the first city in the nation to make this move. Now, this is the first step in creating a City Department of transportation and that would allow for unarmed City Employees to deal with Traffic Enforcement. The vote came hours after a Public Comment session. Here is a sample of what was said. Traffic enforcement does not need to be an armed police concept. I support the proposal to cut 50 from the Police Budget. We as brown folk have been crying for help. You guys are not understanding that the police do not protect us. Reporter the council also voted to support having police stop handling homeless and Mental Health issues. These decisions
From the bus boycott in monger, alabama until february 1, 1960, virtually Nothing Happened in the arena of civil rights. It was dead, absolutely dead, even Martin Luther king said that. In 1960 things did change dramatically in greensboro. Greensboro is the origin of all the events that occur subsequent to february 1, 1960. I happened to be there. Mcneil happened to be there. When you hear a railroad, the train is coming from far away and it is coming closer and you become increasingly aware of the track the train is rolling on. That track is what divides white from black. Thats what separates the white ghetto from the black ghetto. Its the track that heads somewhere but you do not know exactly where. And it is not really for the good of society. And before sitins, walked right across the track in the wrong direction, went to the other side. I think greensboro liked to think of itself as polite and being polite and moderate and open to different points of view. Greensboro is a town tha