Coming up next as we continue the third hour of today in the bay. Thanks so much for joining us on this tuesday morning. Im kris sanchez in for laura garcia. And im marcus washington. Mike is taking a look at the commute. You can do it all but well leave the forecast up to meteorologist kari hall who has been tracking that for us. Hes multitalented. Kari, how is it looking . It looks pretty good today. It will be a touch warmer in a few spots, but really nothing huge here as we look at our live view in walnut creek this morning. Whats been a bigger issue has been the drifts of smoke and the fires weve seen recently. It is making for a colorful sunrise across parts of the bay area as our temperatures go from the mid50s this morning, well be in the upper 70s by early in the afternoon. So well talk more about the air quality and our temperatures around the bay area coming up. Mike, any issues popping up for the roads . First of all, the issue is i would be able to do the weather, kari, bu
You know, preventing Outdoor Dining in morgan hill while youre allowing indoor signing in san mateo is sort of nonsense. If youre unsure whether a restaurant is offering Outdoor Dining, go ahead and call ahead. The San Mateo County board of supervisors is meeting at this hour on the agenda to get more people to wear a mask or face covering. But that measure stops short of setting up a series of fines for those who dont. Nbc bay areas roz plater is live for us in redwood. Roz, go ahead. Reporter chris, one supervisor here has hopes to nudge the governor into setting up a statewide series of fines for repeat offenders who just dont wear a mask. Now he is turning to his colleagues for help. The supervisor is presenting a resolution this morning before the San Mateo County board of supervisors at their virtual meeting. It urges county residents to wear a mask. It directs the county manager to launch an Education Program around mask compliance. And he says it will also remind residents that
Figured it out and its stable. And this week and today are no different. An honest assessment there from dr. Cody. She does not expect Santa Clara County to allow Indoor Dining in restaurants for white a while. San Francisco Mayor london breed delayed plans to allow Indoor Dining, salons, and gyms to reopen, following a spike in covid19 cases across the bay area thats had several counties rethinking those reopening plans. Nbc bay areas joe rosato jr. Explains its the last thing struggling restaurants want to hear. Reporter they call north beach the heart of San Francisco. As a guy who loves to see people, this Restaurant Owner was ready to welcome customers back. He was rehiring 45 employees for his four restaurants in time for july 13 when the city planned to reopen Indoor Dining. But then came todays bombshell from mayor london breed. We will not be able to allow restaurants to operate indoors as we had planned, nor will we be able to allow bars to open outdoors. Reporter the mayor s
Warm to hot with upper 09s to near 100 for some. 182 in the city. Always the toughest forecast. 80s, 90s for many including santa rosa and san jose. Everybody well above average. Theres some fog but not a widespread fog bank. I dont think it has much chancest just to much in the way of High Pressure. Only southwest at 12. Its calm at oakland. Again, very little in the way of fog. If its there it may impact your morning. 50s and 60s on a lot of the temperatures. 59 in the city. 58 el soroto. Upper 50s and mid60s for some up in the oakland, berkeley hills. Some warm air, loft. That translates in to warm temperatures, 70s, 80s. To a few well inland. 601, allie is here. Fog is on the golden gate. Any other distractions not weather weight. We are seeing the commute starting to build up, particularly in the north bay. Thats where he will start. Theres two problems there. Let me show you the maps. One in napa. This is northbound, highway 29. Photograph sick down to just one lane because of a
Continue beyond 1 50 p. M. Each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip shall be limited to five minutes. The chair recognizes the gentleman from North Carolina, mr. Butterfield, for five minutes. Mr. Speaker, i rise today to recognize the achievements of a great public servant, a mother, a wife, a friend to many, and the longest serving employee of the Washington County, North Carolina, school system, ms. Eleanor patterson barber. Some refer to her as mother barber. She was born in indianapolis, indiana, on november 13, 1933. A graduate of the historic christmas attics high school, she trained as a concert pianist and graduated in indianapolis. She met her husband, the reverend william jay barber i, a educator, activist with deep roots in eastern North Carolina. With a strong passion and conviction for justice and quality, the barber couple relocated to eastern North Carolina to play an essential role in the integration of the county schools. Though it ha