Diego. And were looking at wind gusts 60 Miles Per Hour. And isolated gusts could reach 80. And this is going on for several days. They definitely have a lot of trouble when it comes to weather conditions and the fire in the santa paula area. Theres a look at Ventura County and closer to where the fire is burning. We are here at home looking at dry weather. And the winds are coming down and the temperatures are coming up. The temperatures are in the upper 40s to upper 50s. 58 half moon bay. Mid40s in livermore. And the temperatures climb and a bigger warmup for the weekend. Well have a look at the extended forecast in just a moment. Its 4 31 and we want to get a check on the highways. Good morning to you. Traffic on the solano commute looks pretty good on interstate 80 for vacaville, fairfield, through the carquinez bridge. No problems on highway 37. And the general commute looks good around the bay area with no major issues. 80 westbound also looking good getting to the bay bridge whe
Get helicopters and air tankers above the fire in the next couple of hours to fight the flames. Powerful winds have been a problem in the bay area. And you may have noticed. It happened at my house too. Branches and entire trees falling on cars and houses. Tree Service Companies have been busy removing limbs from roofs. And healthy trees can be knocked out if rain is followed by strong winds. There are no reports of serious injuries. Theres a high wind warning in effect in the north bay and also in the hes bay hills, including the altamont pass. Its 6 01 now. And we want to get a look at the weather. Were talking about the winds. They have died down considerably. And that advisory for the hills has been allowed to expire early. Thats also good news there. In socal not so good. The red flag warning continues. Lets touch on that first. The red flag warning very widespread from Ventura County all the way to san diego. And it goes all the way to friday morning. Its only tuesday morning. Wi
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Heritage, culture, and the fight for equality. Visible lgbt role models are critical to the growing understanding of the Gay Community in the bay area and across the globe. We recently talked with Assembly Member evan low of campbell about his perspectives on being out in politics. I feel like weve come a long way. I would say that when i first ran for office, i felt a deep pain in my heart when asked if i was lgbt. I personally felt shameful and like i needed to hide, and its because of the experience of other people i stand on issues and the foundation that they have built and the struggles that they have been through to create an environment where i can proudly stand before you and speak as an elected official and proudly as chair of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender legislative caucus. We want to make it very clear that here in california, we do not stand for discrimination. We stand for acceptance and love. I think people need to not only be out but to also speak out. Its im
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