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commute. even if it s during the pandemic. plenty of moderate to heavy rain in the city and on the peninsulas. pockets of even heavier rain south of downtown. that extends down the higher terrain of the peninsula. a filaments in the east bay. that surge is in from the west and any gas on the radar not picking up rain just yet. those are going to fill in rapidly over the next few hours and even heavier rain is offshore. it s going to be making its way in as we had through the rest of this evening and overnight. that flash watching and continues through thursday afternoon. the most intense rain is going to fall between 9:00 this evening and 1:00 this evening. we are most concerned about all this burn scars around the bay area. welcome back with a closer look at how much rain is going to out of in the specific areas. that s coming up in 50 minutes. pop. thanks. learning more about the science behind the slide risk in the bay area burn scars. kpix wilson walker finds out, ....
cases today will end up in a hospital beds in 2 to 3 weeks. consistently at a rate of about 12%. so we can with today s later today s data begin to understand what s coming in our healthcare delivery system. reporter: underwood is being called the emergency brake, counties are falling back multiple tiers at a time with 24 hours notice to close nonessential businesses. an alameda county moved to widespread covid-19, donovan nightclub has to move all fitness outside just as the weather is changing. is a little bit of anger, little bit of fear, and all of those things crumbling in. we struggle mightily to understand how exercise and nutrition is not essential. reporter: in the city of alameda, he says he understands why the pause is happening. it seems like a lot of people are being pretty careless, honestly. reporter: experts say most of the disease transmission is happening at private gatherings, the businesses are facing the consequences. things like indoo ....
on time. so we get a few stragglers. after massive voting, ian s political fortunes will be decided by postal stragglers and those who wandered in at the last minute. it may seem like a lot for a political newcomer to handle, but ian says after the last few weeks, he feels like a seasoned veteran. i now have the full feeling of having lost and having one. so i get them both. i d be happy just have the answer by now. in sausalito, john remus, kpix 5. and may get that answer wednesday when the county says it s going to report the outcome of the provisional ballot count, but they say anything arriving by mail with a valid postmark can still be counted as late as friday. a push to protect california workers during covid- 19. in a letter to cal osha, new workplace standards were outlined. among them, free testing for employees and free ppe where needed. training on prevention measures, allowing for employee participation and identifying and notifying workers who ma ....
and him were made in the other. better quality. the air quality goes back down to moderate behavior. that s what we are going to watch today. clear areas should buy their clay district. as far as temperatures go, five degrees warmer today if you are in lynn. daytime highs in the low to mid 90s. i will show the specific numbers for your part of the bay area coming up in the complete forecast in a few minutes. in august, back over to you. junta a political battle is na the replacement ruth bader ginsburg. after she lost her battle with cancer on friday, democrats on the senate judiciary committee called in the republican chairman senator lindsey graham much refused to consider any nominee to after the inauguration. cbs s natalie brand has latest. for the second night in a row, mourners gathered outside the supreme court on a ruth bader ginsburg. 87-year-old justice died friday . complications from pancreatic cancer. in nearly 3 decades on the court , ginsburg earned a r ....
clearing away approximately 300 feet of low fuels over about 14 miles, this is just one project underway across california, and contra costa is one county where the risk is enormous. as well as to thirds, steve fell on the fire district says the recent fire at is light industrial park is a perfect if unlikely example of the county s fire risk. one small spark and structures are threatened. what is new this season is that we have a lot more fuel on the ground as a result of the heavy rains we had in the winter months. reporter: 150 to 200% more fuel on the ground then there was this time last year, but some of that few are now getting shredded in the hills. i think it is extraordinary we can get projects done within a year. reporter: gavin newsom was touting his 35 emergency fire a fu break, and it is not a full clear-cut job, just of the dangerous ground cover. here is what looks like before in here is what after looks like. the hurdle they have has been burea ....