Live dhere s raining. Weav light in through sears point through hercules, up towards yountville and sfo just a few light returns hitting the peninsula now, over into oakland as well. So the Bigger Picture shows this weakening frontal boundary, an area of low pressure that is going to descend parallel over the bay area, close to it anyway, throughout the next 24 hours. So for today, looking at the light rain, scattered downpours, breezy at times, rainfall will be light, less than a quarter of an inch. It is mild in the 60s out there in many places. Upper 50s in the north bay and a little bit of fog. As we go through the 10 00 hour, we will be pretty much in the low to mid6. Nocehat weve got clouds around and a few scattered showers for the r re to me well talk about it and time it out in a few minutes. Liz . Lisa, thank you. P of we head into a new week, reopening tomorro, San Francisco, san mateo and marin counties will start the second phase. This is the early stage of phase two, that
Workers, weve had zero revenue for two months now. I just want to survive for my family. I have two kids. Most of the bay area set to allow partial reopening this week. But this morning some are getting desperate. Begging to push even further into the process. Another weekend showing us some spots that feel back to normal. Good morning, everyone. Thank you for joining us. We have much to get into the bay areas week ahead but we want to start with the rainy monday morning forecast. Heres lisa argen. Good morning, liz. You can see the cold front flipping to the south and east. Its a weak one but starting out in the east day from the San Ramon Valley, pleasanton, very light showers. Across the bridge to east palo alto, wet start to the sunday. Hills and looking at the actually the north bay that got a overnight. Heres the area of low pressure coming in tonight, with scattered showers becoming more wildly scattered today. Downpours later on and nice break in the north bay, san rafael partl
So it is a mild start. Well see the showers taper off. Scattered throughout the day, widely scattered so the bulk of temperatures in the 60s and another wave of showers moves through tonight. Well talk about this lasting into your monday coming up. Thanks, lisa. Sounds good, lisa, thank you. As we head into a new week, three bay area counties are moving into phase two of reopening tomorrow, San Francisco, san mateo and marin counties will start the second phase. This is the early stage of phase two, that does not mean dinein restaurants, shopping malls or schools can reopen, but here is what will be allowed in the three counties starting tomorrow. Curbside retail pickup, manufacturing, childcare for those outside of the essential workforce, outdoor museums, car washes and some offices where telework isnt possible. As for the rest of the bay area, alameda and Contra Costa County also follow in the same path beginning phase two sometime this week. Were waiting for what date exactly. Day.
And infections surge around the world with outbreaks and 65 countries. Withe a 50 jump in cases 34 people know dead. Well, what a day. Take a look at markets right now. Lets start with bonds. Were going to take a look at the aussie three year, hitting a record low at. 35 . The aussie 10 year, pretty weak. The new zealand 10 year also slipping. Were seeing yields on bonds falling to levels previously unseen. Barrel. Ude 49 a wti is below 45 a barrel. Lets check in on currencies. Dollargot the kiwi trading like this. Coming in betterthanexpected , 2. 6 . But this predates the coronaVirus Outbreak. Weve seen exports rise in new zealand to 1. 7 . The yen was a big mover, strengthening 3 against the u. S. Dollar. That trend looking to continue. A 54ussie dollar has handle, and that happened after we got those absolutely shocking pmi numbers out of china for february. So, hows that setting us up for Equities Trading around the region today . New zealand up and running and off 3. 2 . We have
Wisdom is a repositoriy in the governors offices, and we know that we have the greatest collection of educational leaders in he history of the governor on a bipartisan basis, i think is a bipartisan consensus about that this morning. So im looking forward to this discussion. Im going to kick it off by some comments. A few things well look toward to excusing today. How do we help families finance Higher Education in how do we make it more accessible to Diverse Communities . How do we expand opportunities for career connected learning. How do we use data to really use strategies to prioritize our investment. Im looking forwards to comments. A preliminary comment, i know governors have been doing some really progressive work trying to make Higher Education more affordable and accessible to our family us. We know the crushing debt burden our families have and we recognize we have talent on a bipartisan basis, governor jerry brown in california, a really championing a new system in that reg