Be very light. On radar you can see not a lot, but a little bit. Highs today starting to warm up and really warming up tomorrow. Back above average. Lets get over to sell now and see if anything has evolved in the last 15 or 20 minutes. Good morning. Good morning to you. We have traffic that is mostly doing very well out there. Im looking at most of these commutes on my list. We do see traffic moving well. Richmond bridge commute looks all right. If you happen to be on alameda city streets avoid born avista between sherman and webster. There is a major traffic jam on that stretch of when avista, so you can get through and you will have to go another way. Otherwise, the major city streets, pardon me, the major freeways are doing well. The final one, lets go back to the headlines. Alameda county firefighters racing to 2 fires in the last few hours. One at a Storage Facility and the other at a walmart. Sarah joins us now with more on that. Good morning. Reporter good morning. It has been
Education, labor, and pensions will please come to order. I have one goal today and that is Accurate Information. Accurate information that can help americans understand what they should do about the coronavirus and Accurate Information to help members of congress to help decide what else we ought to be doing about the coronavirus. Around the world, the spread of the Novel Coronavirus alarming. 90,000 cases in 65 countries. 3,000 deaths according to the world health organization. But most people in the United States are at low risk. Heres what the New York Times said on its front page two days ago on sunday in describing the situation in our country. Quote, much about the coronavirus remains unclear. And it is far from certain that the outbreak will reach severe proportions in the United States. Or affect many regions at once. With its topnotch scientists, modern hospitals, and sprawling Public Health infrastructure, most experts agree the United States is among the countries best prep
Coronavirus. Well have live coverage here on cspan3 wednesday afternoon at 2 30 p. M. Eastern. It will also be online at cspan. Org and you can also listen live on the free cspan radio app. Today, federal Health Officials answered questions. Good morning. The committee on health, education, labor, and pensions will please come to order. I have one goal today and that is Accurate Information. Accurate information that can help americans understand what they should do about the coronavirus and Accurate Information to help members of congress to decide what else we ought to be doing about the coronavirus. Around the world, the spread of the Novel Coronavirus is alarming. 90,000 cases in 65 countries, 3,000 deaths according to the World Health Organization. But most people in the United States are at low risk. Here is what the New York Times said on its front page two days ago on sunday in describing the situation in our country. Quote, much about the coronavirus remains unclear and it is
He talked with cspan about his legislative priorities and the importance of family and Public Service. Congressman, why did you decide to run for a house seat . I looked at the chance to run for a house seat as the ability to take some of the things i have worked on at the state level to the national level. Issues, especially involving the environment that can only be addressed at a and a comprehensive way at the national level. This was the primary reason that i did this. What is the biggest difference in your mind with your work at the state legislature where you served many terms and now, being here, not too far from the virginia assembly, but here in washington . The biggest difference is the amount of latitude you have as a congressman. You have staff that can dig into an issue for you. The Virginia Legislature runs up for a shorter period of time so it is more regimented. In the congress, you make it what you want it to be. I want to dive into Environmental Issues and issues of n
Damage really is. We are sharing new video with you and checking to see if any ohioans are impacted by this. Brian within the last five minutes theres an updated report now. At least 37 people have died. Nichole vrsansky is working the story for us. Whats frightening is this happened in the middle of the night while many people were sleeping so they had no warning or anything. You wake up in the middle of the night and are panicked. Nichole a woman said she put a pillow over her head in the h that was the first thing she should grab as rubble collapsed from her ceiling around him. It happened at 3 30 a. M. In italy. A lot of people were still sleeping. That was 9 30 p. M. Our time. It was so big it was detected by an ohio seismic sensor in dayton 11 minutes after the quake occurred. This massive quake is centered near the town of norsha, about 1 00 miles northeast of rome. Felt this quake around the world and damage estimates already nearly 1 1 billion. The mayor of the city says, amat