A very good morning to you. Thanks so much for joining us this monday morning. Im laura garcia. We went on an extra 30 minutes early this morning at 4 00 a. M. Just because of this red flag warning. Im kris sanchez in for marcus washington. We are seeing some vegetation fires pop up overnight. Kari hall is watching those winds. And the high fire danger will continue throughout this morning as weve seen the high wind gusts especially in our upper elevations and the wind advisory will expire at 11 00 but the rest of the day will be breezy as we see the winds gusting for even our valleys up to 50 miles an hour. This red flag warning will continue for today. Up until tomorrow morning so were still looking at breezy winds and some very dry air. Well continue to monitor that and talk about whats ahead in our forecast coming up. Mike, how is it looking driving to work this morning . Kari, your system and my system are map share data as we look at the maps for traffic data, the speed looks fin
California, the majority of the customers impacted rn napa county, Sonoma County and marin county and with thousands of customers in san mateo and santa clara counties that could also be affected. Pg e will open over 100 Community Resource centers to support those without power and there will be handwashing stations, people can charge medical equipment and other devices and they are also providing snacks. These are the areas to be impacted starting this evening. It includes every bay area county except for San Francisco. Now lets get the latest on the weather. This afternoon is when we get the wind, right around sunset tonight is when the majority of us expect to see them pick up and it will be windy overnight. But first let me get you out the door sunday morning. Temperature sitting right around 60 and a quick look ahead shows we will see numbers in the mid70s today and plenty of morning clouds. It should look gray at times to start the day with daytime highs into the mid70s for most.
Thank you so much for being here Debora Mackenzie its really an honor. I was really delighted to read your book. Is the first book ive ever written. Amazing, its also been challenging to create an account of a pandemic while his ongoing, can you tell me about that process. I understand why it has not happened yet, i am writing about the things we can write about now, i deliberately took a step back and i am not writing about things untold and about government, im not talking on that level auto i suppose it will be acquitted by that, im standing by and saying why now and thats something i could do really quickly. I like many other people have been writing a book for a few years and weve been saying this is going to happen, these are the viruses we need to worry about this is what we need to do, is already so obvious that the predictions were right on and we have not done a lot of the things that we needed to do, this is kind of the moment to repeat all of that stuff at a time when peopl
Off from her restaurant job. It helps with groceries. It is pretty great. To make it as a drive through distribution center. Workers from the nonprofit connects young to Community Load up cars and suvs with food boxes containing fresh fruits and vegetables, chicken, eggs, and milk. They also give out face coverings to people who dont have them. You can make a lot of healthy meals for from what you get here. It is one example of the unprecedented need for food during the pandemic. In february we were serving about 270,000 individuals. Now we are over 500,000. She says e demand doubled in just a few weeks and is not slowing down. We went inside the Second Harvest food bank where it literally takes an army to package all the food boxes which will be sent to hungry people throughout santa clara and san mateo counties. This group is from the 129th rescue wing of the California Air national guard. The guard stepped up when shelter in place nearly wiped out the food bank volunteers. We lost a
Help. We disguised his voice to delivering meals, helping kids access Remote Learning protect his identity. Theyre not going to bring in and just checking in. In schools, in communities extra nurses from the streets to come take care of. Its like musical chairs, moving and in times of crisis providing kids a community of support. Us from one cell to another. Reporter Governor Newsom to learn more, visit communities in schools dot org. Says the state is working on a solution, part of which may involve inmates seeking Medical Center on the peninsula. Theyre trying to place inmates who are eligible to get out early. 110 individuals that weve identified for that protocol, early release, within 180 days, nonsex offenders, nonviolent offenders. Only 30 of them have a place to go. Do you make a bad situation worse . Were looking at a very serious crisis. Reporter law professor says it may be too risky to transfer inmates between facilities to make safe space. Theres still institutions that do