Heres a look back at about 2 00 this morning when some of the light to moderate showers moved through the south bay. More than a tenth of an inch in the mountains and 400 in the valley. Little slippery this morning, but you can see that has moved on and all of our neighborhoods are showing pretty dry weather right now even though we have pretty cloudy conditions out there still. Temperatures in the low to mid50s through 7 00 and stay at the 50s in the coast and we in h the low 60s at noon and mid 60s at 4 00 with more sunshine than yesterday and back into the 50s. Grab a coat if youre heading out this evening. Well take a look at the warmer weather coming up. Heres reggie. Thanks, mike. Easter at home. That is the new reality for so many people in the bay area this weekend. So, lets go to our reporter at home and that would be Julian Glover live from the south bay this morning. Good morning, julian. Hey, good morning, reggie. Yes. Certainly unusual in times that are far from normal. We
Economy. And then the church is on Easter Sunday strike a somber tone in the holy land day of celebration britain. The United States has surpassed italy to have the worlds highest coronavirus death toll more than 20000 people are known to have died since the outbreak began Public Health experts are warning that figure could reach 200000 within months if stay at home orders are lifted too soon in europes hardest hit countries some steps are being taken to loosen restrictions infections and deaths have been slowing in italy and spain and the Easter Sunday services in the holy land and around the world are being held in largely empty churches and cathedrals covert 19 is keeping people away well begin our coverage in the u. S. New york states governor says while the death toll is a grim milestone there has been a drop in hospital intensive care admissions you can see that the number is some more it. Stabilizing but it is stabilizing and horrific rate. 783 people 777799 these are just incre
Yet to come. And then the church is on Easter Sunday strike a somber tone in the holy land day of celebration for christians. The United States has surpassed italy to have the worlds highest coronavirus death toll more than 20000 people are known to have died since the outbreak began Public Health experts are warning that figure could reach 200000 within months if stay at home orders are lifted too soon in europes hardest hit countries some steps are being taken to loosen restrictions in factions and deaths have been slowing in italy in spain and Easter Sunday services in the holy land and around the world being held in largely empty churches and cathedrals covert 19 is keeping people away. Will be in the us in new york state governor he says while the death toll is a grim milestone in a drop in hospital intensive care admissions you can see that the numbers somewhat. Stabilizing but it is stabilizing at and horrific rate. 783 people 777799. These are just incredible numbers depicting
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hello, welcome. it has been a day of worship and a day of grief in israel and the occupied territories. tens of thousands ofjews gathered atjerusalem s western wall for passover prayers. not far away, hundreds of palestinians barricaded themselves what close to the al aqsa mosque. walked close. and in a settlement in the west bank, the funeral took place for two british israeli sisters, shot dead on friday. from jerusalem, lucy williamson reports. as maia and rina were brought in, the wailing of rina s teenage school friends filled the hall. theirfather, a rabbi, bent over their bodies. the pain on his face hidden for a moment in a last embrace with his daughters. we are one, we are united. this simple, quiet family is devastated. the whole country hurts. maia was 20 years old when she died, rina was 15. their mother, still unconscious in hospital, doesn t even know yet they are dead. they were travelling from their west bank settlement to the sea of galilee for a famil