coronavirus cases surging by the day . where the bay area stands. lynn is on assignment. the entire bay area is in the states most restrictive purple tier except marin county. emily turner reports on the likelihood of marin slipping from the red. marin county is the last remaining holdout where you can actually work out inside. it is the purple tier living in the future and businesses are having to get ready to pivot yet again. is a tiny island of red in a sea of purple. at least for now. marin county helps as it is a matter of time until it joins the crowd in the most restrictive reopening tier. dr. mark will assess the move to come as soon as monday. the factors are driving case rates around the u.s. and imuran in terms of the weather and social gatherings, etc. it is not if, he says, but when the move happens. the retail and shopping can operate a 25% capacity. and everything else is relegated to the outside only. including gyms like fitness sf. that means we have to
it s extremely unusual. that s why in our threat tracker, the threat of high winds and damaging winds is so much higher than everything else. there s a lot of lightning with some of these storms. the heavy rain less of a threat just because everything is moving so quickly. these are the reports of strong winds or wind damage during the day today. we have seen a number of reports in western pennsylvania, western new york state. we will continue to track them one in the poconos here. we have a tree down near route 447. that is in monroe county. the future cast showing that by 5:00 that line of storms that sheena was showing you gets closer and closer to the philadelphia area. tremendous rains, lots of lightning and again, the strong gusty potentially damaging winds. by 7:00 things are moving pretty far to the south down by atlantic city and into dover. we will talk more about the timing of this and what to expect for the rest of the week. big changes with the seven day in a few
right now. let me take new some of the northern suburbs just outside every philly, generally mid upper 20 s, planning few spots where it is a little clearer down into the teens at this hour like quakertown, for example. how about this incredibly festive graphic for you? some sunshine for your we heart, in action here today, and we will get temps to the up fourth s, normal high about 42, 43, on this particular day. nothing excessive necessarily. but, it is technically above average up to 47, with the sun expected most of the day, smear. sunshine and love. thanks so much, katie. good morning, everybody, happy tuesday, of course, happy valentine day, looking at the vine right now, looking good, quiet that is should, not closed for overnight construction, so really just what you are dealing with. look being i m hoping we can keep it like we did yesterday, almost to the 6:00 hour looking a lot like that. then 422 headlight moving in the eastbound direction past observation, you
our morning coffee. roads are looking good. small water main break, not causing any problems. weather looks good for the roads, too. winds has eased up, don t worry about your car jossling on the bridge. and expect to go see some sunshine out there, as well. notice thin vale of cloud cover working its way through here, but that s expected to thin with time. most every lust ends up with just generally sunny day. taking quick peak at the wider zoom, storm system brought in the wind, making its exit well off to the northeast, help set up the real tight pressure gradient led to the wind, now it is gone. so, all of that means, the winds can also ease up. it is chilly don t get me wrong. still need the heavy winter coat. mid february after all. we will see the wind continue to ease up. come 7:00 a.m., we shouldn t be in the low 30 s range here, perhaps waking to up breakfast in bed with your honey, 43 degrees at high noon, if you re a going to have hundred watch your loved one, t
narrow opinion. [ sighs ] the facts are these. mr. abbott suffered a traumatic brain injury. you were in the room when we almost lost him. victoria: yes. it was terrifying. we can t let that happen again. now that billy s stabilized, we need to relieve that pressure on his brain. dr. neville: and you don t have to cut him open to do it! look, mr. abbott billy is the perfect candidate for my protocol. it s a compound drug therapy. victoria: do you think this method would work? dr. neville: yes! i know it will. you re not seriously considering it? you don t even know the details of mr. abbott s case! dr. neville: i ve studied his chart! how is that possible? you don t have privileges here. dr. neville: [ sighs ] i may have gotten a glance at his chart. in the interest of science, i may have taken photos of the relevant pages. yet another example of your continual unethical behavior! i urge you do not put your loved one s life in the hands of