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quite gusty, 20 to 30. offshore flow kicks in. we ll have extremely dry conditions in the highest elevations around the bay area and around the seashore. see that right there? low clouds trying to come in, not going to happen. hot temperatures beginning today for a prolonged period. so a heat advisory in effect for saturday for most of the bay area. then inland we ll have some watches in effect, as well. now, temperatures today 60s beaches, 70s and 80s across the bay. approaching nearly 90 around the peninsula. we ll be right into the mid- to high 90s away from the bay. outside number today 99 degrees. bested by triple digits over the weekend. full forecast 18 minutes after the hour but right now let s send it over to jaclyn. good morning. right now, we are tracking just a few brake lights along westbound 580. and it s stretching on to westbound 205 folks making their way out of tracy into livermore. our super commuters out there. hey, we re still in the green track ....
morning after a driver shot and killed three colleagues and wounded two others. there is an outpouring of grief for the victims. we are at the scene where there was an outpouring of grief and support. reporter: there is a memorial behind me for the three men killed. people have left flowers and balloons and notes. friends and neighbors created this tribute. from outside the ups facility it appears business as usual. as the signature brown trucks rolled in and out. how can you comeback to what happened? reporter: the memorial went up after police cleared the scene. it is a reminder of the lives lost. there are expressions of condolences and a drawing of a ups truck to think the victims. ups employees say it is hard to be back at work. it is rough. being in that type of situation and seeing people you work with on a daily basis and are gone. reporter: another employee said many workers called in sick. you go to work and now you re life is in danger. reporter ....
considering the defense of this. betsy mccoy, thanks for joining us. as it was originally written, was it something you could have supported or anything the senate members cap from coming to the floor were right in doing so. senate bill,the especially the medicaid. changes should be considered at this point? cracks i hope they will change the medicaid. enrollment is so large and the cost is so great that it is threatening the existence of the safety net and access to care who should be guaranteed health care under medicaid. democrat ink the is that something they will negotiate on? unfortunately, the rhetoric suggests that the democrats are willing to discuss this issue. i m shocked when i hear someone ore senator bernie sanders chuck schumer in mean bill. hillary clinton labeling death policy.the on many people should not be medicaid? let me point out that right now one out of every two women who give birth has medicaid pays for an half. 75 million people are ....
senate bill,the especially the medicaid. changes should be considered at this point? cracks i hope they will change the medicaid. enrollment is so large and the cost is so great that it is threatening the existence of the safety net and access to care who should be guaranteed health care under medicaid. democrat ink the is that something they will negotiate on? unfortunately, the rhetoric suggests that the democrats are willing to discuss this issue. i m shocked when i hear someone ore senator bernie sanders chuck schumer in mean bill. hillary clinton labeling death policy.the on many people should not be medicaid? let me point out that right now one out of every two women who give birth has medicaid pays for an half. 75 million people are currently enrolled and according to the congressional budget office, unless these forms are number is not a safety net. it is really endangering medicaid for people who needed the most. the hospitals for example are able to k ....
this discussion this morning is may be morertant, important, just as important as the health care discussion we just came from this morning. we are very lucky to have two amazing leaders with us. judy marks from siemens and zoe foundation.he today, we will be talking about workforce training and apprenticeship. this is near and dear to the hearts of every governor here and every governor in the city wetes can mainly because governors have an incentive to get this right. the employers in our states are counting on us to figure out how to deliver them a trained workforce. that absolutely includes four-your college, community college, career and technical andation, but it includes needs to increasingly include apprenticeship programs, which i know many of you have started and are expanding here in rhode island. we are big believers in the apprenticeship model. very early on in my term, we received a grant from the federal government around apprenticeship. we have dozens ....