Look at the city by the bay, the city of San Francisco, all major metro cities people have been in apartments, working from home, the question is, who will pack up and leave, post pandemic . Im talking about the search for a lower rent and mortgages. To continue to work from home look at numbers. Two out of three workers in the bay said, they would think about moving away, if they could work from home, elsewhere. 3000 bay area workers were surveyed in 18 said they would consider moving somewhere else in california if they could work remotely. 35 said they would work out of state and 16 , would think about moving out of the u. S. ,. I am mike i was talking yesterday with a good friend of mine, about people moving away from San Francisco working and looking for that lower rent. If they will work from home for the next year or five years. I have a Family Member in San Francisco and she said im gone i am tired of living in my apartment. I will work on the east coast and i can stretch my le
Residents of st. Helena. Reporter as you can see, theyre just Getting Started with this meeting here now at 6 00 live still waiting on the mayor, i believe, at this point. The reason this meeting is happening at all has to do with a recall effort for the mayor and the folks who wanted to recall him agreed to hold that movement if he agreed to these town Hall Meetings so that he could talk to the folks in the town about the problems that they have. Live in st. Helena, emily turner, kpix5. The rat infestation in San Francisco is so bad there is now a long wait list for people desperate for exterminators. Kpix5s Susie Steimle reports the problem just keeps getting worse. Besides being gross, theyre incredibly destructive. Reporter dee joyce works at kpix5 and is one of thousands of san franciscans dealing with an uncomfortable intrusion at home. I knew that we had not just one or two rats. It looks like we have a major infestation. Reporter the evidence is all over the bottom floor of her
Evacuate. Fortunately. That tsunami watch was cancelled. Meteorologist kari hall has you wont notice because of the water that was pushed this way from the quake off the coast of la alaska. There is always a possibility of dangerous currents even though watch has been canceled. It is advisable you stay out of the water, at least the next 12 hours. In the event theres some dangerous currents that could you get in trouble in if youre in the water. The 12hour warning was issued much earlier this morning which means wait until about 4 00 this afternoon. We spoke with the station out of monterey. They said theyre especially concerned for people in small boats and kayaks and swimmers who might get pushed into areas theyre not used to. You will recall we were at the Santa Cruz Harbor and the Harbor Patrol overnight, what they did is to go People Living on the boats and warned them, hey, there is a tsunami watch. You might have to evacuate. Fortunately as weve been warning, it was lifted and c
Other areas are dealing with fog. What is interesting is on the bay bridge toll plaza, at last look, it was clear. You get over to Treasure Island and youre dealing with thick fog. Some of that fog will linger, especially to the east. Other locations youre like, i dont have any fog. It is mostly clear. It will be like that today. Partly sunny to mostly sunny. One more system in the current pattern. That will be here tomorrow, late morning, early afternoon. There is enough of an easterly component to the breeze to bring that fog back in. Sunnyvale is down to 41. Los altos is in there too. Foster city, 42. Fremont, 41. Cooler towards montero at 43 degrees. The system will get here in 24 hours. By tomorrow it will be a good system. Again, north of the golden gate. South, we will see if it holds. Near 60 today. 7 01. And sal tells us we are seeing some improvement but still slow on 880, steve. Were going to start in the east bay this time. Most of the traffic is busy. 880 is slow out of do
There are moments in American History that divide our story into a clear before and after. From lexington and concorde to pearl harbor, those moments are most often defined by conflict. But in 1967, it was defined by a lack of sexual inhibition a steady supply of hallucinogenic drugs and a new thing called acid rock. That june a tidal wave of humanity packed san francisos haightashbury district for what came to be known as the summer of love. It was the watershed moment for a movement that had been slowly building fueled by main stream press attention at events like the human bein at Golden Gate Park and timed perfectly to the end of the University School year. The nation was at a turning point. Events in places watts, dallas and vietnam were unfolding. The baby boom was over. And it seemed like everyone had long hair. As spring semesters came to a close around the nation, young people couldnt wait to follow tim learys advice to turn on, tune in, and drop out. They made their way to Sa