Residents. This is the latest outage map on pg and es website. Those pink triangles indicate areas without power because of the Public Safety power shut offs. Thank you for joining us tonight on this monday night im pam moore welcome everybody, im Catherine Heenan in for ken wayne. Pg and e began shutting off power over the weekend ahead of a major wind event and take a look at these wind speeds these were recorded overnight saint helene a reported wind gusts of 89 miles an hour. Healdsburg 83 miles an hour blackhawks 68 hawkeye 61 pittsburgh, 57 Miles Per Hour oakland, 51 Miles Per Hour and the danger unfortunately is still not over and chief meteorologist Lawrence Karnow is tracking of another round of strong winds. Yeah just a classic offshore wind event developing out there right now weve seen this play out weve seen some of the worst fire conditions and some very bad fire start under these exact kind of conditions right now High Pressure sitting there in the pacific as a ridge bui
Widespread of winds a lot of us are actually starting off the morning quite calm while others not just yet you look outside right now does show some continuously very dry skies. Marine layer, not very present across the bay because the predominant nature of these winds has been an offshore wind thats keeping fog and ocean cool theyre away from us even though temperatures have remained pretty mild calistoga snowman atlas peak vacaville, fairfield the napa all among our breezy us to spots petaluma youre at 22 Miles Per Hour for your winds right now well in the meantime, san jose oakland concord livermore in San Francisco are very calm by 06 15am a few hours from now still very breezy in the north bay pockets of heavier winds in areas like danville and then as we work our way into early afternoon eventually into the evening tonight. We do see winds generally beginning to calm down for the north bay area still breezy but not as much so and continuing to come down into tomorrow, red flag wa
Danger and the Power Outages have been a daily thing for many days so lets see if were going to get a little relief and when john yeah guys were still under those red flag warnings the good news is though there are as many of them as there were yesterday today its more isolated to or Higher Elevations because its a mixed bag, some of us are pretty windy other as of us are actually really nice and calm right now you look outside at the bay bridge behind me nice and clear and you look outside from suture tower also beautiful and clear there is really little marine layer affecting our bay area forecast today as these offshore winds continue keeping things dry. Breezy and yes high fire danger continues because of both of those factors sonoma calistoga petaluma atlas peak, vacaville and danville are all some of our breezy us to spots right now, especially the hillsides above each of these areas. Calmer conditions in Oakland Hayward San Francisco in livermore look at that hardly even detecti
With specific conditions. The new orders cover everyone livering and working in the counties of alameda, contra costa, marin, San Francisco, san mateo and santa clara. We have much, much more to learn. We also continue to learn from experiences across the world, and we understand that many areas have suffered a sharp resurgence in cases when they have lifted sheller in place too soon. And the impact so to the health and wellness of our residents as well as to our economy. Health Officials Say they will be monitoring five indicaters to decide whether to further ease restrictions. They include whether the number of cases is flat or decreeing. If corona virus. Here in the bay area, there are more than 7500 cases and 277 deaths. We look now to the governor giving us a briefing and more on when california can reopen and how. California is struggling. Those that are just doing take out, struggling to keep those doors open. Others struggling to keep tabs on their employees are now on unemploy
And various communities, including Alameda County, san ramon, and Silicon Valley, talking to those trying to do something about hunger. And when we examine the situation in Alameda County, we find that one in five residents experience or are at risk of hunger. In fact, about 119,000 are considered food insecure, and an addition 130,000 are marginally food secure. Addressing the need is a daunting task, and that is taken on by the Alameda County Community Food bank. Joining us to talk about whats being done and what needs to be done are director Michael Altfest and outreach associate roy chim. Welcome to the show. Michael altfest thank you for having us. Robert you know, you hear that kind of term, food insecure, and things like that. Give us an idea in terms of what that means. Michael its quite simple. So, when were talking about somebody thats food insecure, theyre literally answering questions like, i do not have enough food to feed my children today. So, these are people who are st