from the stronger gusts. mount st. helena, a wind win was out in the north bay hills. mount diablo 57, and 53, and healdsburg hills 52. even a wind of 20 miles per hour could cause problems. that was the case in terms of the wind speeds. oakland hills 38 high fire dang continues, that northerly flow ramping up. this continues, all of the areas in red, north bay towards the delta and east bay valleys and hills. this in plays until 11:00 tomorrow morning. 23 more hours, gusts could be approaching 30 miles per hour and across the higher peaks, maybe approaching 45 miles per hour, once again, the strongest wind event was last night, early this morning. it s incredibly dry out there. take a look at the sampled sites. temperatures are in the 70s and 80s. relative humidity. we look at that to guffaws idea how much moisture is in the air. look at atlas peak, down from 12 tomount st. helena, and mount st. . the winds have backed up and they re completely calm especially in the higher
later. temperatures will be in the 60s and leigh martinez explains the president has not done enough and the 70s and the 80s. to bring the country together in the wake of george floyd s it looks like it will be a nice day all in all. hey, talking about normalcy. the rock n roll hall of fame death. reporter: for a third in cleveland is opening its straight week calls to end doors to the public today for racism have attracted the first time. consistent crowds. the museum will open daily they say they are not backing anded a advanced tickets will down. take a look around. be required. all visitors will need to wear you don t see black people out a face mask and adhere to here, you see people of all social distancing guidelines. the annual rock n roll hall color, man, you see people of of fame was postponed in may due to the coronavirus, all color. america is tired. scheduled to take place in reporter: the black lives matter movement has been around early november. whet
the change will put the county in line with the state, which loosened restrictions last week. so, what this means now, for our city, is incredible. because we are talking about many of those small businesses, and various neighborhoods, where you see many of them, the shots are close. san francisco says no more than 10 workers can be at a retail site at any time, no more than 50 workers at any time can be at warehouses or manufacturing sites. new at 11:00, face coverings are now required to be worn by people who are out and about in palo alto with pal unanimously approved the new order. it requires face coverings to be worn by anyone who enters a business, store, healthcare facility, or takes public transportation. it also includes stanford facilities, located in the city of palo alto. i think that it is very important that we protect each other. and the only thing we have right now to do that is all of us wearing masks. especially when we go to the grocery stores and
we are all in it together, good evening, everyone. i am julie haener, working from home. i m frank somerville. it is tough to gauge progress when the numbers continue to go up. the death toll from the coronavirus is now past 10,000 here in the united states and is approaching 11,000. in california, gov. newsom said that he expects the outbreak will peak in mid-may but he also said there are already indications that the hospitalization rate is slowing down. signs of progress in the fight against the coronavirus in new york. retail and travel stocks were among the biggest gainers with markets up more than 7% today. and the prime minister of great britain was put in intensive care at the hospital after his symptoms for coronavirus took a turn for the worst. boris johnson was diagnosed with coronavirus 10 days ago, the white house is now reaching out to offer assistance. gov. newsom said california will be lending 500 ventilators to the national stock file to help u.s hot
numberwere 360 delays averaging nearly four hours. 137 flights canceled. yesterday there were 272 delays, and 109 cancellations. there were some delays and cancellations for other reasons, but officials say the runway repair work has caused the bulk of the problem. ktvu joins us live with more reaction from travelers. reporter: julie and frank, 18 days. that s how many days are left until this runway repaving project is completed here. we talk to plenty of people who cannot see that daytime come soon enough. it s pretty annoying. reporter: that is how one traveler tells us they re feeling about their flight delays on sunday. it was the utah and what they hoped for. their return to salt lake city pushed back for hours. early in the morning tomorrow and said we are just sitting here in an airport doing nothing. we re suppose to flight out at 6:37, they pushed it back three hours, then pushed it back another hour. then they retracted it at about 40 minutes. reporter: