Uneventful and it looks like for the week ahead as well theres a live shot coming in from the golden gate as you will notice not much the way of fog going on this morning live shot to from u c berkeley, heres the east bay shoreline as well. Nice you as you can see of the bay itself as well now stormtracker 4 notice some of that cloud cover the southwest of us from our perspective that will be this afternoons for some variable clouds will call attempts for you still chilly up there in the north bay just graduated before your eyes at 34 31 for santa rosa and napa meanwhile east bay shoreline is in the middle 40s, although fremont a chilly 3940 san jose and we are but colder this morning that we were just 24 hours ago, well catch up a little bit this afternoon look ahead noting those afternoon clouds temperatures somewhat controlled in the lower 60s but well see probably some upper 60s for highs getting into your highs and checking and the rest your weekend forecast in a bit party, ok, da
Im David Rubenstein coming from the library of congress, the Jefferson Building and its part of our National Book festival and have a pleasure of interviewing richard hoss who is the president of a foreign relation and ive written a new eczema book called the world a brief introduction by richard hoss, thank you very much for coming today. Great to be with you. For those of you that dont know your background, i want to talk a little bit about the bo book, you are native of new york and went to college in ohio and became a Rhodes Scholar, what did you do to become a Rhodes Scholar and for those of you who are not aware there is only 32 people picked every year in the Rhodes Scholar and youre one of the top 32 students, what did you do to be one of the top 32 students when you graduated. My children would claim it was an administrative error i did nothing to confuse the scholarship, i could also answer i was one of 32 people who peaked young and peaked at the right time, my own guess i h
Moving into phase 2 as early as this week meaning many retailers that have been closed for the past 2 months can now opened their doors again for Curbside Pickup. So heres where things stand right now most counties are already in phase 2 Contra Costa County says it will begin allowing curbside retail starting tomorrow. Alameda and santa clara counties can now join the rest of the bay area in the coming days. So at least for now most jurisdictions will follow the same guidelines in terms of slowly winding down the stay at home order and reopening the economy. The last holdout and opening the door into phase 2 is Santa Clara County. But that changed today, lets get all the details now from kron fours rob lotto who joins us live now with more on the reason behind santa clara lagging a little bit behind rob. Thats right justine for a while there it looked like not everybody would be on the same page but now beginning on friday indeed Santa Clara County will be joining the rest of the bay a
County will join the rest of the bay area on friday as the bay area begins the next step there are still more than 11,000 confirmed coronavirus cases and 390 deaths here are the latest numbers broken down by county, sam, a tail San Francisco, marin sonoma and napa counties have all reported new cases today, but no new deaths have been reported in the last 24 hours. For a complete list of local covid19 cases head over to our website kron 4 dot com at least for now most bay area jurisdictions will follow the same guidelines in terms of slowly winding down the stay at home orders and reopening the economy the last area holdout on opening the door to face to Santa Clara County. But word on that changed today kron fours justine waltman live in our newsroom right now with more just a. While panels of the countys move forward Santa Clara County Health Officials said that there were no plans to ease restrictions but that changed today. And it will now allow Small Retail Stores to offer Curbsid
Kron fours dan thorn talk to a local doctor about what that could mean for the next 3 months. Its a grim milestone in the covid19 pandemic 90,000 us deaths over the course of a few months since the outbreak began. Many people are anxious to get back to a normal life, but the numbers tell us the virus is still a big problem its its a big number its not that. Well. And rich. Doctor Michael Stacey with Lifelong Medical care says as businesses reopen and more people get out they need to keep in mind how easily covid19 can spread he contributes some of the numbers going down to shelterinplace orders which changed our behavior, however, the doctor says that does not mean we should rush back to the way things were. I was just just right very rapidly and very easily. If we were to go back like the storm like this we knew before models are projected covid19 deaths have fluctuated over the last few months the latest numbers from the institute for Health Metrics and evaluation show by august more