Senior Research Fellow from the arcadia center. Thank you for being with us this morning. Guest thank you, good to talk with you. Host what do you study . This about cities, and in a bigger sense come about living together. Beings come human as americans, solve the problems that make it hard to live near each other so we can reap the benefits of having a big civilization with lots of interactions, lots of people meeting people, doing business on the creating culture, all the things that make coronavirus really dangerous. Host salim furth on with us to talk about the effect of coronavirus on cities and urban areas across the country. A common headline we are seeing in fact, this morning in the hill, americans leave large cities for suburban areas and rural towns. It is early. Is data in to support that, and is there any idea on whether this will be a longterm trend after the pandemic . Guest we do not have enough data to really say that that is going on. You see some real estate is in i
At 70 degrees with 50s for much of the rest of the bay area currently later today we can expect a slightly cooler day but still a warm onwith highs near 90 degrees to 90 degrees for some of our inland spots. Bayside area certainly warm 80 degrees while coastal areas noticing a cooler day from the 70s yesterday, the 60s today talking even cooler weather for the weekend ahead still to come james. All right, thank you very much john time now is 4. 31. Now lets get back to one of our big stories this morning, San Francisco restaurants are set to reopen tomorrow with Outdoor Dining but bars are not allowed to reopen for at least another 2 months. And now city leaders are pushing to reopen bar sooner throughout the city for percent of the sacking has more. Were hoping for. Os that the city understands that. There are hundreds of responsible for operators in the city. That are ready. And eager. To open their doors and safe and responsible way Anthony Healy london owns several bars in San Fran
Just fell into the 60s holding on to 70 through the evening. Oakland at 60 right now with berkeley and San Francisco in the midfifties later today, a slightly cooler day but our coolest of weather still ahead come the weekend talking about that still ahead back to you thank you john on our top story, a grim outlook for the coronavirus there are now more than 2 million cases. In the United States and doctors are afraid that were going to see a spike of new infections in the next few months. Right now we have between 800 and a 1000 people dying every single day in america. And all of the models all the data suggest that things are going to get worse in have increases the virus hasnt gone away. Its not like were looking for for the second wave. The first wave isnt gone. The Harvard Global Health Institute predicts a 100,000 more coronavirus deaths in the u. S. By september a 100,000 people dying. 12 states including california has seen hospitalization. Rise since memorial day. And theres
Today daytime high still warm inland but cooling off near the coast talking a much cooler weekend in the works still to come back to you. Thanks a lot john 6 oclock and the top story, a grim outlook for the coronavirus there are now more than 2 million cases in the u. S. And doctors are afraid that we could see a spike of new infections over the next few months. Right now we have between 800 and a 1000 people dying every single day in america. And all of the models all the data suggest that things are going to get worse in have increases the virus hasnt gone away. Its not like were looking for for the second wave, the first wave isnt gone. The Harvard Global Health Institute predicts a 100,000 more people are going to die of the virus by september in this country and 12 states including california have seen or hospitalizations for coronavirus increase since memorial day. Plus theres been at least a 10 spike in week to week cases reported in 19 states. Despite that outlook more bay area
Ceos. We have industrials in housing covered. The initial jobs claims yesterday as well as a second potential wave of the virus in the u. S. , lets get to the unemployment claims continuing their decline. Jay powell said yesterday there may be millions of people who do not get back to their jobs and it may be a while before they find jobs again. Joining us is Michael Mckee. If we had gotten this jobless claims number a few days ago the market would have said, it is not as bad as we thought, and today the narrative is different. Michael i would not try to put what the market will say into my words because we will wait and find out, but if you want to trade on disappointing news it will be the jobless claims. They declined for six straight weeks but they are still at 1. 5 million. Watching, iyone is non numbers because we are not comparing it to last year, we are comparing it to last week and the continuing claims have plateaued but are still high, suggesting that what jay powell said wi