morning, mainly for scattered light showers across the north bay. potential for measurable drizzle for the morning commute for the rest of us. you re saying that looks like a nice shield of moisture, it is at about 10,000 feet. 5,000 feet very dry. it has to penetrate the dry layer, sprinkles, light road shower this morning is possible through the north bay for the morning commute. temperatures are pretty mild this morning, low to upper 40s. mid-50s at noon. mid-50s to near 60 at 4:00. back in the low to mid-50s by 7:00. more on the rain coming up. here s reggie. mike, thank you. we ll be getting more answers on how exactly the general public in the bay area will be getting their covid-19 vaccines. santa clara county wants to prepare healthcare providers on a detailed timeline an when and how members can get the vaccine. it is estimated kaiser permanente serves nearly half of the county s residents. the bottom line is, look, i want the vaccine, when, where and how do i
roads. caution with the crosswinds crossing bridges and high profile vehicles. charge everything, we could have more power outages. jobina? thank you, mike. happening now, crews are working to contain the fire in the north bay, the old fire broke out just before 10:00 last night, up to ten acres burning off big geyser road east of geyserville. wind gusts reaching above 80 miles an hour. crews are reporting power lines are down now, the fire is not threatening any homes or structures. also this morning, thousands of people in the north bay are without power. you can see right here on the map the outages from pg&e. that s the biggest one now in oakland, east of lake merit. there are many people without power there. we re just now learning there are at least 6,000 people in that area without power. pg&e is busy trying to restore power to as many people as possible and we will keep you posted when we learn more information. there is a large power outage in lafayette, where
folks, let s get going. please remember to put your phones on do not ring so we are not interrupted during our speaker s presentation. i teach military history here at norwitch and i am very happy to intr introduce a couple friends. first up is jess king who is chair of the university in southern california. she is a specialist in the american military experience and world war i. she is an award-winning scholar and her books include, dough boys, the great war and the remaking of america and the united states and the first world war. she is also the author of dozens of articles and book chapters and written, edited and contributed to textbooks and reference work. here encyclopedia won award and she won the best diplomatic essay published in historically speaking and edits the online encyclop encyclop encyclopedia and other projects. she co-edited finding common ground, new directions in first world war studies. she is on the advisory board of the international society for