Outside the hospital and wait. We had an ambulance that responded and was at scene within three minutes for a fall victim. An elderly fall victim. They transported the patient and arrived at the hospital rather quickly, and then sat at the hospital with the patient for over an hour, burchard says. The countys standard for offboarding is 20 minutes. John muir health acknowledges theyre experiencing unprecedented patient volume and offloading challenges. But in a statement, they said John Muir Health must be able to continue to use a clinically driven triage process to treat those with the most urgent needs first, rather than being pressured to meet an off load standard. But as ambulances wait to offload, they cant respond to other calls for several hours on thursday and friday, the system reached level zero zero available ambulances. Its a systems issue were having, people over utilizing the ambulance services, contra costa supervisor Diane Burgess says. Too many people are calling 911
On sutro tower this morning with a live look outside looking across the region. The only area right now reporting any sort of cloud cover is Half Moon Bay. Everybody else is seeing that sunshine from the start this morning. Temperatures right now though, a bit of a mixed bag. Some of our coolest valleys in the north bay and in the east bay. We are starting out in the 40s, but you look at brentwood, it is mild at 61 degrees. The jacket, youll need it for the next two hours or so, and then you can get rid of it as we warm up pretty quickly today, looking along the coast first we have that sunshine appearing pretty fast after that morning. Cloud cover temperatures in the low 60s for daytime highs around the bay shoreline. It will feel warm today. We have sunny skies this morning getting us into the upper 60s by 11 a. M. And then by 4 p. M. Were in the mid 70s this afternoon, which is above average even warmer inland today. Full sunshine from the start, 76 degrees by 11 a. M. And then by 4
Afternoon. This morning, the only place that is reporting fog right now is Half Moon Bay. Everybody else is seeing clear skies out there. And our exploratorium camera is confirming that this morning we are cloud free over the city. Temperatures right now in our coolest spots were in the 40s to begin in sonoma, napa at 48, low to mid 50s. Currently around the bay shoreline. So if youre out over the next 2 to 3 hours, the light jacket is needed. But those temperatures warm fast today. So looking at the coast we have a little bit of cloud cover right now. Giving way to sunshine. Temperatures are mild in the low 60s today, but around the bay shoreline its going to be a mild morning leading to a warm afternoon. You see those temperatures rise pretty quickly throughout the next couple of hours. By the afternoon were into the mid 70s for daytime highs under full sunshine, even warmer than that. Inland we have clear skies out there right now. Well have sunshine 70s by 10 a. M. Inland. Our warm
Transit systems. Suzanne. Well ama may seem like a long way off, but leaders are celebrating this big boost in funding that will eventually connect caltrain 77 mile system and the planned high speed rail system to the Salesforce Transit Center in the heart of downtown San Francisco. Right below the grand hall of the Salesforce Transit Center, stretching for several blocks, speaker emerita nancy pelosi and other leaders get a glimpse of the future. Its about the future. As you see, it will take some time in the future. This 80,000 square foot area will be the concourse level with shops further below. This is where Fourth Street caltrain station will connect with the transit center, and it will eventually be where you can also catch high speed rail. Its a big deal. The portal transit plan will move forward thanks to one huge gift from the federal government. 3. 4 billion yesterday is cause for celebration. The toll bridge is about 8. 4 billion, which includes the train box that was built
Month period, people who were speeding in areas where these cameras are deployed will get a ticket in the mail. Fines start at 50 for driving speeding at least 11mph over the limit, then increased to 100 for 16 miles an hour over and 200 for 26mph over. As the cars speed goes up, the likelihood of someone surviving being hit goes down. Triple a found the average risk of death is 10 at 23mph, but its only 5050 at 42mph, and almost always fatal at just 58mph and above. No one should die on our roadways. It is preventable, but we have to invest in enforcement, infrastructure, education, technology, all the pieces coming together to just remind people to be safe on our streets and to make sure that everyone can be safe when theyre out on our streets. The city will use 8. 5 million in federal grant money to install 33 cameras as part of Assembly Bill 645 pilot program, which includes San Francisco and oakland. Privacy expert mike castle says bay area leaders should be focused on tangible so