department s dead line itself, to determine bed capacity and covid-19 testing. bob, i know you were listening to that press conference. tell us a little more about it. reporter: well, the county says it s expandible and elastic when i comes to thi beds opened and available in kante scholar ra county. is that number going to be enough if we do see a surge of covid-19 cases? the county operations emergency center wrapped up this news conference about 30 minutes ago. they announced two new dashboards on the public health we believe site, you mentioned, which lets the county know in terms of bed capacity and covid-19. here s the latest numbers as of march 31st. you can see they have over 9 aqueued beds available, just over 90 icu beds, close to 1,500 surge beds. these are beds that they ve added because of this crisis. that includes 250 of the santa clara county convention center. they have just under 400 ventilators. again, that s as of march 31st. as of yesterday, the county
are fed up out there. what happened. reporter: they re feeling fed up because this isn t the first time, and this is just one of the vehicles that was broken into. there were nearly a dozen here on just one quiet street in willow glen. i want to show you we caught up with casey noey as she was vacuuming up glass out of her car. she s late for work, dealing with insurance again because this isn t the first time. a car was broken into before. another car was stolen. another was sideswiped. she was parked on stoke street that runs alongside condo communities in willow ough to i them. ten cars have broken windows and the folks who live here are super frustrated. my neighbor has replaced his twice now.now. happen all the time. i have had a c all twnhe this street cars broken into, windows smashed one after the other after the other, glass everywhere. personal belongings in some cases thrown on the sidewalk. reporter: now, the victims say they have learned not to leave valu
area. it will in spots like san francisco. we re looking in twin peaks where we ve had a couple days of extremely hot weather. as we look at what we re feeling right now, san francisco, it s 74 degrees. and then check out half moon bay. v shift in the wind just enough to cool it down along the immediate coastline. but it s already starting to heat up. and the inland areas. take a look at fairfield at 95 degrees while livermore is currently at 90 degrees. it s going up, but these numbers are actually slightly cooler than yesterday at this time. in half moon bay, 9 degrees cooler. santa cruz, 10 degrees cooler. and then much of the inland areas only a degree or two lower than yesterday. at 24 hours ago. as we go through today, it is still going to be a scorcher of a day in the inland parts of the east bay. we re going to s digits but not as many. maybe spots like antioch and fairfield. that s where we ll reach up to 100 degrees. and then here we are at 5:00, a lot of 80s and 9
what happened is happening right now in europe and some of the early trading that s taking place. biggest gainer is the cac in france it s up by 1.14% in germany the dax up .6%. the ftse up by .8% stocks higher in italy and spain. finally, take a look at treasury yields you ll notice at this point the ten-year looks like it is yielding 2.694%. pushing back towards that 2.7% as yields continue to pick up. president trump is going to be delivering a primetime address to the nation tonight. it s going to be aired live by the major broadcast networks the president expected to speak 9:00 p.m. eastern time about the importance of protecting the southern border as part of the big debate over the government shutdown democratic leaders are demanding equal air time following the president s address. in the meantime, in japan we re following a story this morning ousted nissan chairman cal yoes ghosn making his first and dramatic appearance since being arrested back in november. he
through concord and walnut creek and martinez, of course, they know how bad this commute is in the morning. it is the eighth worst in the bay area. that s why the contra costa transportation authority and the mtc targeted this area for an 11-mile-long brand-new express toll lane. you can see moments ago the people leading the project ceremoniously broke ground on this three-year, $127 million project. the new hot lane will start at marina vista on southbound 680 here in martinez and continue on to walnut creek where it will meet up with the existing hot lane that starts at rutger. once the hot lanes are connected, there will be a 24-mile-lo 24-mile-long express lane on the southbound 680, which will be the longest continuous express lane in the bay area. now, if you are not familiar, express lanes are free for carpoolers. so will drivers with a fast track tran responder can enter the hot lane as long as they re willing to pay a toll based on demand. over the years hot lanes h