we will get some of that back. first things first, it s a quick start with northerly winds, allowing numbers in the 50s. they re in the upper elevations. look at that at clear lake. 52. 54 in oakland. 41 santa rosa so really a going on, offshore winds will stay in the upper elevations today. westerly winds arrives this afternoon. we have a high wind watch. the gusty winds working down to the surface. you can see the loose objects blowing around, looking at that shaky camera. warming up through the 60s to low 70s. potential records out there the winds begins in ernest in the upper elevations. racial injustice are some of the topics we are working on a. banner in union city with the words white lives matter was quickly taking down. matt boone spoke to community members about what it meant to see such a sign during the deepening national decision. behind me, you can see where it was, in between these two posts. we spoke to the mayor. he says not only is the content concernin
we will see a mix of clouds. upper 50s to near 60. that sun is setting a little later every day and we ll talk about our opportunity for rain coming up for the week ahead. just one opportunity in a few minutes. liz. lisa, thank you. one of the hardest-hit hospitals in san francisco is implementing the covid-19 surge plan. reporter lisa pena has some of the images at san francisco general. reporter: with more than 2 million covid cases state wide, hospitals across california are being pushed to their brinking point. at zuckerberg san francisco hospital, this is what their search plan looks like. we have already seen overflow of our intensive care unit into the seizure care unit. reporter: with thanksgiving and christmas surge and new year cases at once, they said they had to add additional floors to treat covid patients. at least four regular floor boards and three icu areas. with 59 covid-positive cases, they re now in the orange level of their plan, one case aw
and again, it s at the early stages but i did see the announcement and would very much like that to be included in future updates. thank you. thank you. are there any members of the public who would like to comment on this item? chair, there is no public comment. ok, public comment is closed and there is no action to be taken and so we can move on to the next item. item 6, allocate $11,230,724 in sale tax funds and $1,043,89, $1,043,898 and double a registration fee fund with conditions. this is an action item. miss leport. good morning. chair, are you able to see my slides? yes, we are. super. so the first of the three requests presented today is for the annual funding that the sale tax program provides to the paraprogram and we ve been supporting this program since 2004 and there are a suite of services that mta offers as part of the paratransit program, most of which are still operating, of course, with declining ridership or lower ridership to the tune of
i see the red box. good morning and welcome to the county transportation authority meemeeting. could you please call the role. (role call). we have a quorum. can we have our next item, please. may i make an announcement about public comment? yes. public comment will be available for each item on this agenda via telephone by calling (888)204-5987 and enter access code 285-8465 as seen on the screen and follow the system prompts. once you join, you can listen to the meeting as a participant. dial 1-0 to be added to the queue to speak. each caller will be allowed two minutes to speak. when your two minutes are up, we will move on to the next caller. calls will be taken in the order which they are received. best practises are to speak slowly, clearly and turn down the volume of any televisions or radios around you. please allow for audio visual delays and a 30-second lag time during the course of the meeting. thank you. next item, please. item 2, citizens advis
once but twice to get wiped out in san francisco. the first time was getting off the train at fourth and king and trying to go across the platform. the traffic stopped, so i started walking, and the bike didn t stop and went threw the e red light at 100 miles per hour. maria remembers it because she wrote it down and the situation was written down. next time i got nearly wiped out was right here in front effort steps entering city hall. i waited for my time to cross and as i went across, a bike blasted straight through at 30 miles per hour and i never saw it coming because the bike lane was masked by a van. so none of these cases, i thin think actually, a policeman saw it and said there was nothing he do about it because bikes do not have registrations and my suggestion to you, and i know it would be heavy in san francisco, is to consider mandate rate, a recommendation for bikes with our f i.d. didn t that way you can enforce it. let me wrap up. the ultimate path to vision