Are orange is you can see there. They are in sonoma. San mateo, Santa Clara counties. Although nearly all Bay Area counties adopted the Mask Guidance. Nearly 2 weeks ago. Solano county, which is high risk for covid transmission. It has not followed suit least not yet. Kron fours. Dan thorn is live in benicia tonight. Hes checking in with businesses and health experts. About the Mask Recommendation. Dan, whats the latest there tonight. Well, Justin Vicki Health experts say getting the vaccine is the most important defense against the Delta Variant but returning to wearing masks indoors at places where the public generally gathers people that are from outside of your home, especially in these high risk areas is really important and will help bring the infection rates down and we spoke with some businesses out here that say that theyre going to actually be leaving it up to their customers to make the decision as to whether or not theyre going to be wearing a face mask. But others say they
Lot of time outside yesterday. A look outside at Coit Tower this morning shows you that low lying Cloud Cover. Thats really blocking out at least a clear view of quite tower in the distance. You still got the lights of the city. But we are seeing foggy blanket a little bit lower and thats visibility issues for some of our East Bay hills on the peninsula in pockets in the North Bay too. Youll see that remaining through the morning, which is gradual clearing occurring through the start of the day ahead of what will be mostly sunny conditions this afternoon. Just going to have to be patient waiting for those skies to clear for a few more hours. 50s and 60s for current temperatures with livermore in pittsburgh among our warmer spots 6566 dublin right there, too. While Oakland Alameda san mateo and berkeley in the upper 50s currently a look at what what to expect this afternoon after mostly cloudy patchy foggy start to the morning. We will be seeing hot inland temperatures returning much as
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now at 9 as most of the bay area transitions into phase 2 of reopening the number of covid-19 related fatalities in the nation has now surpassed 90,000 raising concerns about a second wave. good evening, everybody, i m paying more and i m ken wayne, the first known us coronavirus related fatality was back on february 6th. since then 10 s of thousands of americans have died and tonight there are more than 1.5 million cases in the united states this as state after state relaxes a social distance, the rules and restrictions today experts say only 18 say showed a downward trend of new cases last february it was i m sorry last friday it was 28 states. it is not clear if the increase in cases is because of more testing whether the virus is just spreading more now that so many places are back open. here s a look at the numbers globally there is close to 5 there are close to 5 million cases more than 318,000 deaths in california more than 81,000 cases more than 3,000 deaths in the
kron four s dan thorn talk to a local doctor about what that could mean for the next 3 months. it s a grim milestone in the covid-19 pandemic 90,000 us deaths over the course of a few months since the outbreak began. many people are anxious to get back to a normal life, but the numbers tell us the virus is still a big problem it s it s a big number it s not that. well. and rich. doctor michael stacey with lifelong medical care says as businesses reopen and more people get out they need to keep in mind how easily covid-19 can spread he contributes some of the numbers going down to shelter-in-place orders which changed our behavior, however, the doctor says that does not mean we should rush back to the way things were. i was just just right very rapidly and very easily. if we were to go back like the storm like this we knew before models are projected covid-19 deaths have fluctuated over the last few months the latest numbers from the institute for health metrics and evalu