and in terms of the study of the condition any closer to to understanding how the virus is and to that thing with the body as a result of of people beyond the observation and treatment i mean you can't have beat the phenomenon of this you know this crazy year we've been through in the last year is that we've become very impatient and all of medical research has been on fast food and everything is coming off so fast that if there is a brand new disease and you know some months into it we still can't explain it we feel impatient said the us your question is that we're kind of at the beginning of that story and have our tests to do and the hypothesis but it's early days. now understandably a great deal of the focus of the was suffering from covert has been on the acute condition the intensive care and some drugs which of approved the prospects of people going into intensive care has it been difficult to get the same focus on the long term effects of long covert as a has been on the acute suffering of those in the intensive care was i was very important it's been very hard to get attention

when that happens what should be anld insured condition is uninsured pre-existing condition. private insurance but directly from insurance companies does a better job of d protecting people with high cost conditions ending up uninsured like that. that employer-sponsored and yet the government has penalized americans unless they enroll in a type of coverage that drops you for no good reason after you get sick. that has been feeling the probably existing conditions for 70 years in this country. and obama cares about fix that problem. but obamacare did is it placed rules to say insurance companies cannot discriminate against patients with pre-existing conditions when it comes to e enrollment. assemble stills that encourage insurance come is to discriminate against those patients patients like colette briggs when it comes to coverage and access to care. that is why the networks and obamacare are narrower than the networks over they called junk plans are short-term plans' it works hellish broader than the general operator those rules obama cares put in place what comes to drug cov

and some slick conditions out there from last night's rain. now we're current temperatures are mostly hanging out in the 40's oakland much like yesterday, you're her loan spot in the 50's saint helene and cloverdale in the upper 30's as of right now now later on today we can expect to continue to see these off and on showers in the potential of even a few isolated thunderstorms in there. a lot like we saw last night i'll be tracking the showers as they happen so stay with us first of all let's go back over to rain at with a look at the roads john thank you so much so very wet driving conditions for you this morning as you're heading into the city to that fremont street exit under 11 minutes, but again we also. >>have a high winds across the bay bridge this morning and i'm also tracking several traffic collisions like one to 80 northbound south of 92 that's in san mateo lanes are affected there also a traffic collision 80 eastbound west of american canyon and delay held right shoulders affected the air. another one see a 24 westbound east while

inexperience what is it can be said to the people who are suffering from this new condition which is very difficult to explain because of this attack of the systems in multiple ways it is an aspect of hope and i think colors meant that can be given to those who are under the cost of long call that i think they are able to question at every desperate because many of these are young people family very active whose lives are transferred fused jobs are correct some of them have lost their jobs their lives have been turned inside out and back to front like this thing and i think only of folks like me can try and do is use our knowledge of immunology and art of art and factions to try and put forward the best possible hypothesis of what this is all about and get working on it and try and offer some solutions and this is i said this is a very informed group i think i'm quite receptive to that country. and there's a lesson for the weight of society but from the last year that we're going to as a society have to mend our ways because we might be seeing the the shape of things to come if we do

i am also happy to explain exactly what we mean by financing conditions and favorable financing conditionsknow this was a question many of you have. should i do that? yes. i am sorry if i'm stealing the thunder of some of those who wants to ask the question, but i know it is a question that is on your mind. when we measure financing conditions, i use two words that some of you found questionable or a bit strange. i use the word holistic and i use the word multifaceted. it was not -- it was very targeted as a particular indicator. let me take you through the holistic. what we mean by holistic is weak covert the chain of transmission -- we cover the chain of transmission from the upstream stage, where you find a risk-free interest rate, where you find sovereign yields, to the downstream aspect of the credit terms. that clearly includes the multiplicity of rates that we all look at as well. it has to do with a stage where monetary policy -- upstream, eventually down to interest, to risk-free interest rates. it is a segment that response quite rapidly, which is measured on an ongoing basis, an

they lined up for heart conditions, diabetes, asthma, all sorts of pre-existing conditions that they had never treated before. millions of people in appalachia did that and it was all because of government regulations. host: do you want to respond? guest: if you give away free health insurance to people or what appears to be free health insurance, people will sign up for it. the problem is that it always does. it just throws money at this problem and takes away your freedom to choose another approach that might provide a better solution. it might bring health care within the reach of more and more people so they don't have to depend on government for their access to health care. their access to care may not be affected if they had a budget restraint because they cannot borrow as much money as they have been. we have talked about some of them, but unfortunately, congress is not talking about getting rid of those measures. states are talking about these problems to some extent because they have suspended a lot of the regulations that are making health care less accessible for low incom

in terms of other commissioners' conditions, one is, i guess, i want to be clarified, conditions where the vinyl, i guess the wording will be to meet the urban guidelines by the planning department. that's something for us, in the planning commission, we can adhere to, right, for mr. christiansen? >> i would like to defer to mr. sucre, if he's available. the concern is the objectivity of the design guideline in question. >> hi, commissioners. yes, happy to address the concern. yes, the issue that we have with the vinyl windows generally is an approach -- department does not recommend vinyl windows on the public facing facades in the general design policy. we have policy standards that provide loose guidelines that generally discourage windows, but there is no hard-and-fast rule that prevents us from using vinyl windows. generally, the profile's on them relative to the building. they tend to be flat, and good design buildings often have shadow and shade within them that are caused by the reveals within the buildings and the kind of ins and outs of a building, so you usually get better p

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>>anticipate really slick conditions on roads and a lot of puddle darrius to that could result in a even more slick situation as you get on to especially some of our regional highways looking outside at our camera from the east bay right here berkeley showing you a view down towards the east bay, a little bit of low cloud cover overhead. we are looking at that rain off and on across the bay this morning. so you may not be seeing it where you're at but just down the road they are seeing it you can see that showing up here on radar right now we do have these off and on showers and some heavy rainfall at that for areas like san jose just east of the city won the west side of san jose you dry out a little bit now spotty showers continue on up to 6.80 corridor from the tri valley through danville san ramon walnut creek on up to concord as well as across the benicia bridge up to the into portions of solano county napa counties as well also looking at some showers right along our bridges, let's zoom in on a couple of these spots right here richmond sandra fell bridge still some light rainfall.

staff conditions a condition of approval. additionally, the commission could further limit the hours of operation to avoid conflicts at late night. an equity concerns it is recommended to provide legal regulated place for consumption of cannabis somewhere in the neighborhood. prior to packet publication last week staff received four e-mails ib opposition generally citing concern over public intoxication. the department received two letters in support and an addition 15 in opposition to the project. the letters in support cited the need for additional outlet in the concern of noise and attract homeless individuals and the use is not compatible with the number of preschools in the general area. staff reviewed the location site and the site is not disqualified given the rule applies to k through 12 schools. the locations are sited in the staff -- cited in the staff report. given the cite complies with the rule provide as a new outlet for cannabis s in a neighborhood that has historically not accommodated these uses and creating

nice and clear conditions. no fog out there now, unfortunately because of these very crystal clear conditions. we're off to a very cold start livermore and dublin at 34 degrees currently san jose half moon bay in concord also down in the 30's in the upper 30's hayward here at 38 santa rosa petaluma and santa lead at 34 1 app at 33 degrees. we're in the midst of frost advisories to freeze warnings for the north bay. so do make sure that you are bundled up as you venture out there and you still got some time to cover up plants as frost advisories remain through 09:00am summer coldest temperatures are expected these next couple hours. john, thank you. so we already have some accidents happen in this morning out here live or more 5 80 westbound at greenville. there's a traffic collision there. you knowm that's the altamont pass. it's already pretty delay on every morning. so again, you might see even more delays due to that accident there heading into the city. no high wind scene for us this morning. so we should h

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to the dry conditions. we've been in the mid staffs as far as temperatures are concerned, it is a cooler once only in the 60's for most of the day. concord antioch at 66 oakland at 64 today while hayward san francisco fremont in redwood city, mostly in the low 60's tomorrow's temperatures rise quickly back into the 70's and rise further into saturday and sunday with daytime highs will be in the upper 70's near 80 degrees under ample sunshine. we're also going to be looking at calmer winds this weekend. so all in all, really pleasant weather reyna. john, thank you. is busy out there on the roadways. we have an accident up in a bottle. >> southbound one. oh, one at san antonio. we know at least one lane is blocked there. so things are going pretty slow. the bay bridge. you can also see things are pretty slow here drive times at least up to about 18 minutes to fremont street accident scene. some reports that there's it has are on the westbound side near treasure island. so again, it could be that mix of the fa

the higher elevations looking at gusty conditions. at the surface, calm to light conditions.atures in the 40's and 50's right now. you can see mainly calm to light although 13-mile an hour winds fo

nice and sunny conditions towards the weekend with much calmer conditions. so get through today's windy conditions a little bit on the cloudier side, cool 60's and we are smooth sailing for the rest of the week after reyna john, thank you. so let's check your bridges this morning. let's get a look at the bay bridge not seen any. >> high wind advisories for the bay bridge. although there is one for the antioch bridge and also along the altamont pass this morning. so drive careful and safe as you're the year about 10 minutes to that fremont street exit as you're heading from the east bay into the city. let's also check out the san mateo bridge as you head across towards the peninsula. there under 11 minutes for your drive time and it looks like the winds are starting to pick up as you see that camera kind of shake back and forth right now there is no high wind advisory in place. but as you can see, they're probably going to issue one shortly. we'll have more information on that coming up. but for now, back to the news. friends and family continue to add to the

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caroline: do financial conditions become less important?riti: that seems like a theory we are working on but it is interesting, the way the market is interpreting it, they are trying to find any spot where there isn't a selloff right now. this idea that dividend yields in the stock market at the yield on the u.s.-10 year -- the u.s. 10-year, that is hitting parity right now. when the yields were surging, the only stock sectors in the green at that point where energy and utilities and caroline, you and i have been talking a while about the fcw factor, that is what is driving the market, the search for dividend yield. and it is interesting to put it in context with the bond yields today. romaine: a lot of people prior to the last couple weeks were saying the market needed to pull back, we needed more healthy price action. you saw the volume there. you saw what appeared to be a shakeout, but this seemed to be what lot of long-term bull -- what a lot of long-term buls said -- what they lack of long-term bulls said, that we needed a pullback. kr

hour by can see dry conditions. few clouds with sunshine today and plenty of sunshine and tuesday and wednesday. we will see breezy conditions today and especially stronger winds and right around the bay, and through tomorrow, this northerly wind will kick in for us and gustier conditions across our hills and mountains tomorrow. the sunrise at 7:09 and sunset at 7:23. 56 in pacifica and 61 from san francisco and xt five in san jose and 68 in concord and santa rosa and close to 70 degrees for fairfield. temps will warm up more on tuesday and wednesday, slightly cooler thursday and mild and warming up into the weekend. saturday and sunday, the warmest days of the extended forecast. back to you. >>> a pop of color and now, a new tour with a return to normalcy, at least in japan. that is next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [ phone buzzing ] [ sfx: bing bing bing ] [ sfx: bing bloop ding ding bloop bing ] the day can wait... enter the golden state, with real california dairy. >>> 6:24 an

the vice president said he'd succumbed to complications related to a heart condition. the suspect in the atlanta spa shootings is charged with eight counts of murder. investigators are trying to determine if race was a factor. russia is withdrawing its ambassador to washington because the us has accused it of trying to influence last year's us election. hello to you. the charity save the children has warned that planned reductions in british aid to syria could lead to hundreds of thousands of children losing their access to education entirely. since the start of the conflict a decade ago, thousands of schools have been destroyed, in what the un says is a deliberate ploy by president bashar al—assad and his allies to terrorise communities — a charge the regime denies. the foreign office says no final decisions have been made but it is warning there are tough decisions ahead because of the pandemic. our middle east correspondent, quentin sommerville, reports. to be a parent in syria is to carry the world on your shoulders. forabu bahar, his burden is constant vigilance.

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before the pandemic there will even be more people that are experiencing those conditions including adolescence as a consequence of lockdowns and other economic hardships so this is something that we that we especially need to start looking at and addressing further and well countries like new zealand are doing well in some respects they still have a long way to go and this is where we say all countries are still developing when it comes to mental health but the disparity is particularly challenging for low resource countries countries with low g.d.p. and low health budgets where even less than 2 percent of the health budget can actually be spent on mental health services so there is up to $1000000000.00 people in the world suffering from mental health conditions and there's an urgent need to actually start looking at better resources better workforces and alternatives to traditional mental health care that we can try and use to reach more people who are suffering and just finally what are some simple techniques that people are perhaps there watching that they can employ to improve

as the round conditions will be minimal. as the ground awakens _ conditions will be minimal.nd awakens after 800 - conditions will be minimal. as the ground awakens after 800 years, | ground awakens after 800 years, people await the outcome of this seismic storm. that report there on the earthquakes affecting a part of iceland. finally, spring is on its way, and that means it's daffodil season. britain produces 90% of the world's crop, but this year, millions of the blooms will rot in their fields, because of a shortage of seasonal workers to pick them. growers say the impact of the pandemic and the post—brexit visa scheme, have led to the labour shortage. jon kay reports from cornwall. it is a beautiful springtime sight, but not for daffodil farmerjames walkers. it is heartbreaking, it is heartbreaking. it's just saddening to see flowers going to waste. when they're yellow, it is too late to pick them, so 50 million daffodils are being left here to rot. everybody loves to see it, it looks really, really nice as you drive round the county, but to a grower it's a crop loss. li

you look outside right now does show some dry conditions at sfo in some pretty clear conditions at thats well. it's going to be an easy morning commute as far as weather is concerned, as far as traffic goes, it's a different thing. entirely. we are looking at low cloud cover pushing in over the bay. but for the most part, it's staying right above us. so not really resulting in any issues as far as visibility goes for most areas. as for temperatures 30's in dublin livermore as well as and put the parts of the north bay like novato sitting right now at freezing at 32 santa rosa 33 degrees right now for much of the north bay. we're a little bit cooler than we even were yesterday. nevada was down 7 degrees from the same 0.24 hours ago. and although marine sonoma napa and solano counties are affected by any freeze watches frost advisories. we are looking at both of those in effect right now for parts of our further northern bay areas like lake and mendocino counties which are affected by a freeze warning and a frost advisory through 09:00am. as for the rest of the bay. it certainly is a chil

we do have relatively dry and inviting looking conditions from berkeley looking outside on radar. we do have spots of shower activity out there. i'll point out a couple of them to you that includes the south bay, especially right now some light showers around san jose couple of sprinkles around fremont into the tri valley as well while looking up towards the santa cruz mountains we do have some snowfall sitting above highway 17 that's good news for set highway 17 commuters between santa cruz and san jose as you are looking at your elevation below snow line this morning. so that means still slick but not as i see is that could potentially be hayward fremont as well as liver bore on up towards lafayette near and also some light sprinkles and showers for you and as you're approaching the crossing the richmond sandra fell bridge also running into a couple light sprinkles there again most of this rainfall this morning is on the lighter side of things and like i said we're at the very tail end of it now roadways are still wet though, and that will have an impact especially for early com

conditions still look pretty accommodative to us. i thing it is completely appropriate that as we move through this year, as get closer to tapering of bond purchases, which we think could happen by the end of this year, early next, i thing it is completely appropriate for the markets to tighten financial conditions a little bit just because the economy doesn't need financial conditions to be as accommodative as it was because things are getting better. so i would look at some tightening of financial conditions to be a good thing because it reflects improvements in the economy. i think what we don't want to see is markets really overshooting here. in the bond market, you have a much higher selloff which doesn't start to affect equity prices because that larger tightening of financial conditions, we don't want that to stop the economy from improving. alix: thank you so much, tiffany wilding of pimco, and michael mckee, thanks a lot for sticking around. tune into "wall street week" for more on president biden's stimulus plan at 6:00 p.m

you're look outside from half moon bay shows you those clear conditions fog, free conditions all acrosswas an onshore wind bringing that marine cool there along with it. some fog on into the bay this morning. it's just the opposite in offshore wind that's dragging in some warmer and drier air into the region and also going to be helping our temperatures toe

conditions. look great, though, as you're traveling 11 minutes to the fremont street exit a look at the san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula under 40 minutes for your drive time. remember although conditions that great. it's still really slick and wet out there. see. want to take your time. 7 minutes as you head to richmond is in the richmond. sandra fell bridge and checking on things down here in the south bay. no accidents to tell you about. one. oh, one along traveling in the park. 29 minutes we're tracking his drive times for you. daria, back to you. >> in the buzz. steph curry wanted to save face after losing to the lakers. but i don't know is beat the rockets was worth him falling on his staff had 18 points and 8 assists up until this. >> 3 point attempt at the end of the 3rd quarter. >> he loses his balance. he loses. he loses. he loses and then. >> he lands right on his tail bone you can see just how painful it is. coach kerr is hoping that steph is going to be able to bounce

you may remember backin heart condition.ause of a blocked coronary artery so he did have some problems with his heart ten years ago and it now seems as well as this infection which buckingham palace has been talking about for some time, there is perhaps some issue needs to be sorted relating to his heart condition. they are talking about doing some tests and the nearest super specialist cardiovascular centre see that saint bartholomew's in the city of london in the shadow of st paul's cathedral, one of the most famous old hospitals and angled. —— in england. back to coronavirus — and in the past hour or so the first minister of wales has given an update on the situation there. mark drakeford said the r number in wales remains below one, with the latest figures indicating there are 64 cases per one hundred thousand people. the first minister said "every vaccination is a small victory", as he announced news that more than one hundred thousand people have now had their second dose of the coronavirus vaccine. the latest figures,

so we do have windy conditions.we have to high wind advisories. >> along the altamont pass and along the bridge, but no high wind advisory for the bay bridge this morning as you head into the city from the east bay you're going to take about 11 minutes to get to that fremont street exit also getting a look at the golden gate bridge here heading into the city. i don't see any fog to slow you down in terms of visibility, we're tracking about 20 minutes or so as you head into the city. also no high wind advisory year for you. and a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge heading out of richmond. pretty quiet this morning under 9 minutes, we're staying on top of your commute times for you will have more on that coming up throughout the show this morning. but for now, back to the news. san francisco pride organizers announced a modified plans for its celebrations during pride month. while there won't be a large parade and entertainment stages as surprise says there will be limited in person events throughout the month of

for the people to go back and say voluntary unsustainable conditions and dignified conditions out of their homes commodore day you mentioned there that well several countries have i think the words used was kind of abrogated their responsibilities towards the writing of this that make it you mentioned there that we've seen similar scenarios involving other refugees going over the mediterranean is that an acceptable argument or are we downgrading here really the global legal responsibilities which sad pointed out as well as the humane ones which just mean pointed out to help refugees is that whole concept being globally downgraded to navies as they go out and deal with the refugee problem. son it's not an argument it's a very sad observation about the status of the refugee and the asylum seeker globally at last count the un it c r in 2020 had estimated there were about 26000000 less refugees and about 4 and a half 1000000 asylum seekers and my observation want that global community has advocated rarely do you find the united nations at the level of the security council talking about s

cool and comfy conditions. here's a look at the small craft advisory that goes until 3:00 this afternoon. hopefully if you are commuting later on, it will be easier to get around on the water.the wa air quality, nothing to worry about. everything is green and good for today, tomorrow and thursday. we will take a look at the warm spring weekend. first, let's get on over to joe before we -- jobina before we get to the forecast. >>> taking a look at the map you can see that usual slow spot. high wind advisories for the san mateo bridge. beyond that it is looking nice. here is a live look showing you 880 at the coliseum camera. those headlights are making their way south. that is the coliseum on the right-hand side. that is a live picture from emeryville. the headlights are traveling westbound. the bay bridge toll bras the pool pauses looking clear. >> also, do not try driving down the restricted parts of market street in san francisco. enforcement officers will be stepping up patrols. market street went car free a

staff conditions a condition of approval. additionally, the commission could further limit the hours of operation to avoid conflicts at late night. an equity concerns it is recommended to provide legal regulated place for consumption of cannabis somewhere in the neighborhood. prior to packet publication last week staff received four e-mails ib opposition generally citing concern over public intoxication. the department received two letters in support and an addition 15 in opposition to the project. the letters in support cited the need for additional outlet in the concern of noise and attract homeless individuals and the use is not compatible with the number of preschools in the general area. staff reviewed the location site and the site is not disqualified given the rule applies to k through 12 schools. the locations are sited in the staff -- cited in the staff report. given the cite complies with the rule provide as a new outlet for cannabis s in a neighborhood that has historically not accommodated these uses and creating

we are going to be looking at conditions today a little bit on the cloudier side and the start of a pretty noticeable change that takes us and to even better chances of rainfall as we work into your tuesday just around the corner as of right now for early risers you're actually looking at some relatively clear conditions teacher tower cam looking down at san francisco without any fog or any rainfall for that matter. rainfall is still sitting well outside of the region. there's that that you can see well offshore little bit of cloud cover across northern california and we're also looking at some clouds right back here at home across the bay area these partly cloudy skies are about the only thing we're seeing this morning as far as fog or any sort chances of rainfall goes that's still very minimal right now so your morning commute does look nice and dry which is a bit of good news even into the middle of the day today only a few chances of scattered sprinkles better chances of rainfall after sunset tonight. 40's and 50's for most of our current temps with alameda in oakland right there in th

police say several other people are hurt including two who are in critical condition. a witness as he saw the drivers beating down the sidewalk then veered across a four-lane road before coming to stop. >> the way he was going down the sidewalk, he did not take his foot off the gas until he got to the other side of the street. i was riding on the front of it, and i was like is this guy ever going to stop? >> the 71-year-old driver appeared to be driving while impaired. >>> it uber passenger accused of assaulting the driver will return to san francisco to face charges. malaysia king appeared in a las vegas courtroom today, and a judge told her that she may also face charges for another incident and in that case she allegedly used a fake i.d. to try to steal money from a bank account. authorities say she assaulted her uber driver last week. police say another passenger, 24-year-old arna kimaiai, a woman on the right of the screen, turned himself into san francisco police. her attorney says she is now posting bail. in the meantime donations continue to pour in for that ub

that having these conditions increase risk of severe illness or death from covid-19. you can visit the website to learn more about the medical conditions and the science evidence to -- evidence used. i reach out to you both with my concerns and also my hope so that you can all be here to hear this message, healthy and vaccinated in the months ahead. thank you. dr. fauci: thank you. i would like to make a few comments over the next couple of minutes that extend what you just heard from dr. walensky and that is the importance of vaccination and why we cannot pull back on the medication efforts. this is a paper from some time ago which showed that about one third of people with the covid infection never developed symptoms. that is the good news. of those that develop symptoms about 80% have mild to moderate symptoms but about 20% have severe disease with case fatality rates from a few percent to up to 20% for those requiring mechanical ventilation. here is something that is dramatic. the most important and common is the acute spray distress symptom, but we know there are

we are starting with clouds and breezy conditions. you see a live look with our sales force tower camera as we look north at the golden gate. you see the camera shaking a bit in the wind this morning. temperatures are mid to upper 40s to about 50 as we start our day. you have mid 40s in santa rosa. sustained westerly winds, on shore flow kicking back in with this front looking at westerly winds at 28 at sfo, 15 oakland, 16 hayward, 17-mile per hour winds at half moon bay. winds are gusting to 24 in oakland, 36sfo, 28 half moon bay. because of all the gusty conditions, all that wind kicking up our pollen. a lot of pollen in our air here. if you are suffering from allergies unfortunately looking at medium high levels today and it gets worse friday through the weekend. breezy and cooler today with this cold front, this weak weather system. as we look to the end of the week with high pressure building in, sunshine, warmer temps friday through the weekend. taking you hour by hour on futurecast, you see those winds increasing and we'll real

the state details a list of severe conditions cancer, chronic conditions to heart conditions.the guidance expands, details become blurry. essentially any individual could qualify. >> if your health care provider is saying you are eligible for the vaccine, we will be complying with that order. >> reporter: some call it a loophole. >> we want to lower the access to the vaccine and don't want to create too much bureaucracy or too many forms. >> reporter: he is considered about vulnerable people that don't have access to doctors or insurance to get that early approval to qualify. >> that is the concern. that we have a bit of a log jam in the next month when people who really need to be vaccinated are going to have trouble getting access to the vaccine. >> i am optimistic in terms of what we are hearing from the biden administration. i certainly hope that we will see an increase in april. >> reporter: until then mass vaccination sites are unable to meet the goal of administering 4,200 vaccines per day as supplies stay slim. that is why there will be more attention towards verifying

under some fog, free conditions.e do have some cloud cover overhead in generally just some breezy and cooler weather today we had a cold front sweeping last night that picked up winds late in the afternoon into evening. we're still in the midst of some of these really breezy conditions and today our daytime highs will be noticeably cooler than they were yesterday. so get the jackets ready to go. you're going to need them even into the afternoon. couple of sprinkles in the blows above san jose. and then a few snow flurries up in the sierra nevada snow totals. the next 24 hours in the sierra aren't going to mount any more than one to 2 inches that's hardly any snow at the crest of the sierra and we certainly need a lot more than that into tomorrow skies. dry. we will be looking at more sunshine and slightly warmer temperatures. the real warm up really kicks off into saturday and sunday. this is when daytime highs will rise near 80 degrees for some spots in the bay. as for today. definitely nothing close to 80 not even

conditions out there do clear later today.t set this up for a nice afternoon with highs in the upper 50's to low 60's docking your forecast ahead. and we certainly had a busy morning, multiple hot spots. >> across the richmond. sandra fell bridge in berkeley and richmond. now things are starting to level out a little bit. we'll have more on your drive times into the city. coming up after the break. ♪ here's to the duers. to all the people who realize they can du more with less asthma thanks to dupixent, the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or eliminate oral steroids. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions including anaphylaxis. get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, chest pain, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection and don't

partly cloudy skies the conditions with the clear skies and the dry conditions in place.will be near freezing tomorrow morning. here's a view of what we can expect. going into the days ahead. we see a few systems dropping through the pacific northwest, but they don't come south far enough to bring us any rain. we're already into next friday, so a dry eye a pattern in place and we're going to continue to warm things up. even getting into the seventies eventually, and i'll show you that in the extended forecast temperatures right now in the upper fifties to low sixties for the inner east bay low fifties and san francisco tomorrow morning. a very cold start in santa rosa 34 for you there in her east bay. 40 degrees low to mid forties around the bay afternoon highs mid upper fifties from the coast into san francisco low sixties for the north bay low sixties for their inner east bay local 61 for antioch and for our south bay tomorrow 61 over san jose, your extended forecast temperatures even warmer on sunday. definitely more comfortable as we get into sunday, monday than tuesd

we are looking at the gusty conditions.you can cast the purple color contours indicating the strong winds and up in the higher elevations for today and then the winds letting up for tomorrow. plenty of sun for this afternoon. that will continue through most of the week. let's look at the sunrise. it's 6:57 and the sunset 7:31. checking daytime highs, take a look at the south bay. 80 trees for santa claire a. san jose, campbell and for -- at least for coopertino. for the east bay close to 80 degrees. 79 concord, 80 for antioch. 81 for new brentwood. around the bay area, 73 in san francisco looking at 77 in oakland as wertbawe artoat 80 degrees for windsor. the temperatures rise as we head through wednesday and thursday. even warmer, many of us in to the 70's and 80's. cooler friday and especially into the weekend and early next week. back to you. >>> you were talking about this. that time of year, allergy season. if you have been sneezing or rubbing the itch eyes you aren't alone. wearing a pandemic mask may also help. some

no word on their condition this morning. still waiting for any information again from police on a suspect or motive in that case. we will keep you posted. >>> looking live at oakland now as more bay area counties including alameda prepare to move in to the orange. the cdc director feared a impending doom is of restio aon here in the bay area one expert said she is optimistic. she sees signs that the vaccine is having a significant impact on lessening the severity of coronavirus in our area and beyond. >> what is really making me optimistic is watching the vaccines play out on the world stage. by easing restrictions but giving people the ability to gather more. it's important to be around each other. that kind of dance is being correctly executed i would say. >> the cdc released hopeful new findings from a study of 4,000 people. it said the vaccines reduced the risk of infection by 80% after one shot and 90% after two. >>> contra costa could open up vaccinations to everybody 16 and up this week. right now there are 20,000 app

give evidence, indications of activity and employment that have turned up, the labor market with conditionsproved, joe, a recovery that is faster than expected and looks to be strengthened, millions of americans still hurting. it speaks to the fact that they are all about the labor market. joe: absolutely, more more, let's welcome in bloomberg knicks editor michael mckee. michael, it seems to me, the continued theme from powell, message discipline. this vision of not doing anything until something he accepts. michael: in his testimony in previous years, the fed is releasing his testimony before the house financial services committee that he is going to give tomorrow, getting an early start on not moving the markets. he will appear with, of course, janet yellen. nothing much he has said before. the virus is in control, but a bit of an optimistic cast as you are youred it when caroline read the headlines. due in significant part to the unprecedented and fiscal and monetary policy actions i mentioned which he mention earlier in his testimony which provided essential support to households, busi

those are extreme drought conditions. but look at much of southern nevada.outhwestern utah and northern arizona and then across new mexico exceptional drought conditions that your highest of drought potential right there for many of our tpsouthwestern neighbors. so even though the bay area is tapped into some of that extreme drought and falling behind as far as rainfall goes, we are in good company across the west coast and that does not bode well for our summer months. of course we need the snow in the sierra nevada. get to get us through summer months. as far as water supply goes. but that rainfall so just helps you out when it comes to fire season. we're not looking at any potential of rainfall as we work our way towards the finish of this month on into the start of april. it's all looking really dry for us. we did see a weak through the bay last night. that's one of the reasons wind picked up so much towards the finish your day now portions of nevada, idaho and the pacific northwest are tapping into some since needed snow and rain. but the bay area we ar

tonight people with disabilities or pre-existing health conditions like cancer, pregnancy, heart conditions and diabetes can now get vaccinated. good evening. as devin fehely shows us, just because people are eligible doesn't mean that they will be able to get an appointment right away. millions more people are now eligible for a vaccine shot but it really highlights the severe shortage that we are facing. many people with pre-existing conditions say they are struggling to make th ointmen mpethe vaccine at the exact moment when there is less, sometimes a lot less of the vaccine to go around. >> my partner is a type i diabetic and he is eligible, so i think it is phenomenal that they are next in line, and it is a matter of time until we are aligned with it. >> reporter: people with pre- existing health conditions like diabetes, cancer, kidney disease, sickle cell anemia, heart disease and others now qualify for a shot, regardless of age. >> it is huge. we know that independent of age, certain medical conditions can increase your risk of getting severe covid. >> in order to be protected you m

breezy conditions for your tuesday afternoon. daylight savings time beginning, sunset at 7:17 and sunrise it 7:18. checking daytime highs, 5 to 10 degrees below average for this time of year in the 50s, and there we go with the extended forecast. sarah chances picked by backup as we look to thursday and friday. michelle? >> thank you. >>> an emotional reunion, a mom wheeling her newborn daughter after they both nearly died from covid-19. >> it's really a miracle that we both made it. it is changed my perspective. >> evette camacho came to the hospital in january with covid- 19, put on a life-support system and her baby was delivered at only 26 weeks. there only contact for days was over facetime. she was discharged after 18 days, one month later, her daughter strong enough to leave the hospital in both mom and baby are doing well. that is good to hear. >>> coming up, hometown pride for some big musical acts, the artists bringing y area homeowns learn how your neighbors are accessing $100,000s with a reverse mortgage loan from the

also a quick look at the golden gate bridge conditions look great as you head into the city. a little mist but no fog so visibility is under 25 minutes for your drive time we're tracking your roadways in your commute for you this morning but for now back to the headlines. our top story this morning getting more covid vaccines to those who need it most so far more than 10 million people in california have gotten their vaccine with more than 13 million vaccine doses delivered statewide well here in the bay area counties are still stanley increase in the amount of vaccines administered with santa clara still at the top of the list for bay area counties. they have given out the most shots. you can see much more detailed breakdown of all the numbers we have that up on our website over at kron 4 dot com. state health officials are dedicating 40% of his vaccine supply to the state's most vulnerable neighborhoods which is determined by this map we're going to show you california's healthy places index which determines communities consider by health officials to be low income or harde