going to last for long though, and we are in for ample sunshine later on today and a pretty pleasant afternoon with some of our warmest temperatures of your forecast, nothing more about it right now though dublin you re at 39 nap at 38 santa rosa and san anselmo also at 38 degrees currently berkeley and oakland down from yesterday s 50 s at this time to the 40 s so noticeable cool down from the same time yesterday but a nice warm afternoon to look for too. robin all right, thank you john are heading back to the east bay we re tracking a. they caught spot here on the nimitz freeway all take that back it s not the nimitz it s at the davis street overcrossing at 8.18 not on the freeway itself so earlier this morning, there was a fatal accident involving a bicyclist which is still under investigation. so the westbound lanes of davis at the overcrossing to 8.80 remain closed for this investigation. so you re getting through on the eastbound side, not the westbound side that traff
see that. age bracket having the most numbers now this information coming out over the weekend saying that the seven-day positivity rate is now 7% and over the weekend there. 390 new cases reported. also the data showing that more women than men make up the cases in california and there is that comment from the governor saying that it is between the ages of 1849 that are catching up. team. here is the governor from earlier. people that are testing positive. the number of new cases in the state of california. the age cohort is something i wanted to highlight today, it s younger than 80 and then 50 years old 18 to 49 age cohort that s now representing 60% of all of our new cases back to the mythology that somehow this disease has separates itself exclusively by age or vulnerabilities that are defined by preexisting conditions it transcends it impacts all populations of course not equally in terms of its ultimate impact. but nonetheless the case numbers impact age cohorts acro
morning news at 9. and happy monday to you i m darya folsom and we re going to check the headlines in a minute, but first want to take a peek at the weather and the late risers have a lot more sun in the early risers had this morning a backup yeah, that s right sorry we re seeing nothing but sunshine everywhere across the b a a bay area. we had a real quick clearing this morning and in fact as the camera just here downtown san jose looking on the sunshine behind me, lots of blue skies we re going to see a beautiful day in store for you no matter where you re going to be a temperatures out the door right now already mild to warm in some spots antioch you re currently at 78 69 in downtown oakland 70 degrees in downtown san jose 62 right here in san francisco. but warmer temperatures are on the way i ll have all the details coming up in that area. thanks a lot of back and now to the latest with the pandemic california has become the first state in the country to exceed half a
this afternoon for a couple of hours. on the upper deck when it was taken over by a 50 car caravan. that s just west of treasure island about 00:45pm tonight chp finally got things moving again. and the bay bridge protests. well it wasn t the only demonstration in san francisco today. this is video along the embarcadero a lot of people making their way under the bay bridge and on the bay bridge an all around the bay. some of that caravan of protesters also made their way through to the richmond district today here you can see the group many of them with their bicycle some even with their dogs marching through the streets chanting, black lives matter. all these protests of course happening while the city of atlanta is now protesting the death of yet another young black man at the hands of police 27 year-old rush art brooks he was killed by police friday. at the wendy s restaurant tell you see on your screen happened saturday night the building was destroyed by a fire. and n
hottest night of the year. pepco confirmed pour outages and the heat and humidity could be factors. our garrett haake has been on the story all evening talked with affected residents and businesses. he s live in northeast. garrett? reporter: debra, thankfully the power is finally back on here in northeast for all but a few dozen people who might still be without it. for a while tonight, though, there were more than 4,000 people across the district without electricity. pepco says the first outage tonight in northwest was not caused by the heat, but regardless of what caused it all these people had to deal with the high temperatures. at andre jones home in upper northwest the power went off just like that. the next thing we know, bam. you know, so i ran downstairs. i thought maybe it was a breaker. reporter: jones was one of more than 2,000 pepco customers in northwest to lose power around 7 p.m. he and his kids couldn t stay indoors after that. very, very, very ho