At 1 oclock and 4 oclock were talking 89 as well elder was so we still see some 90s and the forecast period. Coming up a little bit well take a look at that more depth of your forecast what you can expect marty back to you ok see you then thank you dave. Lets get to a big story. Were following this thursday morning. The country is marking a grim milestone less than 4 months since the coronavirus pandemic began. The u. S. Has surpassed 100,000 deaths that according to Johns Hopkins university. Currently there are more than 1 million cases in america and globally there are over 5 million cases along with 355,000 deaths as the number of coronavirus cases continue to rise one Infectious Disease expert says that the numbers really dont give a full picture doctor George Rutherford is a epidemiology professor at ucsf he says those numbers may not be complete at the bay area has more than 13,000 coronavirus cases and more than 400 deaths. Some victims who died at home might have never been tes
The background as well and the bay waters there of warmed up a little bit but theyre still cool and thats providing some relief for folks along the east bay shoreline in anywhere near water that are not technically in the statements, lower 60s line up the east bay shoreline for now 50s up to the north bay, 64 antioch 58 for livermore and 60 per concord as we take a look at the statement that is in place here. This is what we have a heat advisory which technically kicks and 11 00am today and its with us until 7 on thursday. Were talking highs in the 90s to near one o 5 Contra Costa County is one of the counties that usually gets hit by this solano counties in there as well, coastal numbers meanwhile will be in the lower 70s to even middle 70s, heat, exhaustion and heat stroke all possible. So just take it a little easy too breaking it down for you in the morning 80 or so already by 10 00am by 01 00pm were talking 92, sunny and again sultry picture with very very moderate traffic going o
Firefighters have been here on the scene theyre giving us a closer look this morning of everything theyve been working on since that massive fire last night so what theyre doing right now is there working on getting those hot spots theyve got a lot of debris here on scene and what theyre doing is theyre trying to make sure that that fire any other hot spots that are left under that debris. Theyre getting access to you can see the firefighters. The air. You can see the damage that was done to this building here this is that warehouse where all those different businesses. I had hows their equipment. Im also weve got a view of bryant here on scene as well as the firefighter steel. Douse the side of the video so we want to show you. Some footage that we got in this is aerial view of the damage so its massive here this morning you can see just piles of debris lay dow certainly a a a a horrific fire yesterday now again if there was any Silver Lining here in any of this we know that there was
South bay san jose camera heating up in the south with the sunshine, under a heat advisory once again but most of the bay area except for the coast an immediate shoreline are under a heat advisory and because of the heat san jose has five cooling centers open now. Of mayfair, camden, seven trees, roosevelt and Cyprus Community centers all open to help give some relief from the heat. If you do had out there you will be required to wear a mask as well as keep 6 feet apart capacity is limited. Its been an active afternoon and a Tornado Warning north of r lm beach. Lets go to and mackovic at the live news desk. Youre at the live news desk weve been monitoring whats going on in florida right now in taking a live look at the Kennedy Space center, where in about an hour and a half and nasa astronauts are scheduled to blast off for the first privately owned and operated human trip to space ever. It is now looking about 5050, didnt really like to hear what mary had to say about the weather righ
Set them back years as anything like it was in 2008 and its going to be horrible. I mean we lost 33 thousands of teachers for students, California Teachers Association president ito be boyd says the cuts will result in layoffs furloughs an increased class sizes ultimately the students will suffer any loss to our classrooms who are for students to benefit. Well be devastation. The governors proposed cuts include a 10 reduction in the States School funding formula and a 10 cut to both the usi and California State University systems. The School Funding is less than what the governor and vision earlier this year, but it may be enough to maintain current Academic Year services, the proposal, however is still a significant setback for schools everyone is going to feel the pain and its unfortunate that. Our students our children that we actually educate have to feel that pain again hasnt been that long ago that occurred before. Governor newsome says hes trying to soften the blow and avoid wha