what we see right now is a pressure gradient tightening up. it is setting us up with winds tomorrow gusting at 25-35 miles per hour at higher elevations. they issued a red flag warning starting an hour ago. through basically saturday morning. he will see two nights of very strong winds. especially in the higher elevations. they will keep temperatures warmer out they are. instead of below freezing like it was in napa. temperatures will be a little bit warmer. the other side benefit of the strong winds coming are going to be the air-quality. we have had spare the air days. not an issue with air-quality. the winds will mix out the pollutants in the particulate matter. we will get more sunshine. we will get better air-quality. we are going to see the winds picking up late tonight and early tomorrow. the high fire danger as bay area fire departments taking precautions. team coverage picks up with amber live in the oakland hills where she found homeowners nervous about the fire da
san francisco around 62 with the average of 57. today is 6 degrees short of the record. we have high pressure deflecting everything to the north except for some higher clouds or patchy fog. 30s on the temperatures inland and 40s near the bay. temperatures will give way to above average temperatures by the afternoon the high 32 in gilroy, 33 boulder creek, felton 39, there were plenty of 30s from north to south and i did not see any 20s locally. there is enough of the easterly breeze to keep the beat going for the offshore direction. this low that gave us the wind in southern california saturday has pushed into arizona and is now in new mexico. we will be quiet tomorrow as we have this fast-moving system late tuesday and wednesday we could get a quick shot of snow for the sierra. today we have 60s under mostly sunny skies. sal tells us traffic is? it is not bad but we do have some slowing. this is the week the last week of really significant morning traffic. let s start with
white house press office is jammed with reporters waiting for some bits of information, waiting for any kind of word on what is going to happen next. to repeat, most of the news from here is being received from dallas. there s no late information on what the next the elements will be. developments will be. the crowd is still gathering outside the front of the white house. across pennsylvania avenue. the weather in washington is great, rather than seasonably warm. like chill in the air. beple here as people must all over the country, walking around with looks of stunned this belief on their faces. this is richard from larry anna valeriani at the white house. very goldwater, the man who goldwater, they man who is regarded as the person to oppose president kennedy in election next year, has issued a statement in which he says it most shocking and dreadful that a thing like this could happen in a free country. the president s debt is a fountain loss is a profound loss to
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ms. west, you talked about how foreign countries have not perceived how we ratified the convention, and i wonder if what you heard from business leaders around the world is further concerns about u.s. leadership on the issue of disabilities and the extent to which you think that might continue to be a road if we are not able to pass the treaty in this session of congress or of the senate. well, we see the convention as the means for us to really have a very first time way of understanding market requirements whether it s developed country or a developing country, and that by not finding the crpd, we will be in cases, excluded from some of these discussions which could lead to solutions, and for business community, it s all about being able to understand the customers requirement whether it s by country or industry, so we think it is a very important that we be at the table and be able to glean from these discussions about different industry whether it s transportation or b