With the pandemic and the shelter at home or shelter in place order. I keep wondering, and i will start with you mike, what kind of things do you think will be permanent that will never change back after this is over . Have you thought of one thing . Well, you know what . I think the whole Restaurant Industry will change. The layout, i think that is one. I got in the mail today and i have not seen the changes firsthand but when it comes to flying, airlines and i got an email from united that says when you fly again, whenever that may be, we are not using the middle seat and we will start at the back of the plane and the boarding process will not be 20 minutes, it will take about 40 minutes. I think those, especially when in the air and in the tight space, i think the Airline Industry will change. I agree with you 100 . I know so many people who had trips booked in the summer and wondering on a refund or credit and they say look its need hundred dollars and i need the cash. Something i
Iron bars and jacks to remove beams. We need everything. The u. S. Geological survey says the magnitude 6. 2 earthquake struck at 3 30 a. M. While most italians were asleep. Several aftershocks followed. This woman says, the whole ceiling fell. I just managed to put a pillow on my head so i wasnt hit. The hardest hit towns and villages are in the mountains of central italy 100 miles northeast of rome. The mayor of one town said a family of four was trapped under a collapsed building with no signs of life. While the mayor of amatrice said, quote, the town isnt here anymore. He made a plea for more help to clear the streets and rescue the injured. The office of italys Prime Minister said, heavy equipment is on the way. This family dog was pulled from a small space carved in one collapsed home. Rescuers are still digging hoping to find survivors. Tina kraus, cbs news, london. And yet another strong earthquake struck today. This one in the Southeast Asian country of myanmar. It shook the c
Golden gate bridge. And then we have our high spanning all the way to 94 degrees in ukiah. We still have the full forecast ahead which may be some surprises but right now, rocky, do you have any surprises for us . I do not have any surprising luckily but lets take a look at your bridges now. Carquinez bridge to the maze, westbound will take but 20 minutes and your toll plaza is looking good. Metering lights will come on about 5 30. Your san mateo asan mateo, 880, 101 into the peninsula west bounce 15 minutes. Looking good there, as well. On the Altamont Pass, not looking good. Westbound 580 at north flynn road there was a stalled car there. Its been towed now but still causing some major delays. Cars driving down 10 Miles Per Hour. Well keep you updated. San joses Police Department breaks down its progress in a case called operation gang of thrones. Maria medina reports from san jose where a cop was just arrested as part of the investigation. Reporter that officer could have his gun ba
Approaching the coliseum southbound 880 between 23rd and 29th. And then heres a look at your bay bridge toll plaza looking good only 4 30 so as it should, a little backup in the cash lanes but otherwise carquinez bridge to the maze will take but 20 minutes. Developing news in central italy where the search is on for survivors of a deadly earthquake. At least 37 people are dead. That number could rise in the coming hours as crews reach homes in more remote areas. It was 3 36 this morning there when the quake struck. The usgs says the earthquake was a magnitude 6. 2. The latest now from cbs news tina kraus. Reporter rescue teams pulled quake victims from the rubble. Buckets, bulldozers and hands were used to dig through the debris. This rescue workers says we need chainsaws and jacking to remove beams. We need everything. The usgs says the magnitude 6. 2 earthquake struck at 3 30 a. M. While most italian were asleep. Several aftershocks followed. This woman said i put a pillow on my head
The damage from the air. The epicenter was near norcia in the up brea region at northeast of rome. Seth doane reports. Reporter rescue crews carried a young girl to safety after she was pulled from the rubble in amatrice. The earthquake flattened homes and trapped people. It struck around 3 30 p. M. One town clock stopped marking the time. Residents woke to find their communities leveled in some case walls cracked open or destroyed. This woman says a wall fell next to her. This is a remote mountainous region. This is an area where italians in particular will come on vacation. One of the issues is getting the equipment in to sift through some of the rubble. And, of course, the ambulances in to try to get those who were wounded out. In the village eight miles from amatrice, frustrated survivors waited for rescue crews to dig out loves ones in the rubble. This man says no one has gone there yet. They sealed off the area and kicked us out. [ nonenglish language ] reporter at the vatican, p