of the things many people in the bay area know, cupertino schools are top notch. joining me now is the superintendant of the school district, wendy. welcome to the show. thank you. we were talking earlier. of course, when a school district has so much success, it s always sort of a result of the whole community working togetherering right? absolutely. it takes you can t do as well as we do without the partnerships we have with our parents, our community, and our excellent staff. we have a great deal, a great support system, a foundation that supports the music program, and you can see a little bit of that later. one of the things that just growing up in the area, even when i told people we were going to do the show and cupertino was on it, nobody blinked because they know the asian community is so strong there. i should point out, as you would say, too, cupertino is a very diverse community. not just the asian american and pacific islander communities that make it,
left dozens of people home to her is live for a crew just demolished and that charred building into you say still no cause that radiated still no cause that s what chief jeffrey weiss said earlier when i spoke to him take a look this is all that s well that s left of anything that was here at this fire the investigation right now is still ongoing. it could be weeks before we find that out because they have however determine which building it started from that night i would do the fifty fifty whether the house of the year not the people living in west ocean view still can t grasp saturday night with a massive four alarm fire ripped through several buildings leaving between thirty to forty people displaced. we re going to bed in the week in a way to wake up from norfolk fire rescue chief jeffrey buildings were damaged. eight of those they consider a total loss and have worn them down in my thirty seven years with awful virus you ever seen a handful of fires like the one saturda
lovely as well. we do have some weather coming in later today. snow and rain on the western southern mountains. this is great news because we we actually have winter weather advisories and warnings in place for most of the western and into the southwest. we could see 5-10 inches of snow from this today and we get. it is 42 in denver and 30. it is 42 in denver and 32 and 37 in grand junction. looking at temperatures today, it is cooler and in the low 50s today. a chance for thunderstorms and rain starting at noon today. i rush-hour home, it will be dry. there is still a chance for a shower out there. by 5:00, most of the rain and snow will be off to the north. loaded, especially in the south. you can see the tail lights. i-70 from right to left is wide open. you can see the tie late the tail lights and brake lights as the camera points in the southbound direction. look at all the volume. the average speed is 60. the average drive from thornton will be like 13-14 minute
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