hi i'm jenelle dimona on and in today's call 1000 special we'll be talking about how to get through collective isolation and we've got some professional insights from some who know what it's like to be far away from everyone and everything but 1st to someone else and isolation at home our science correspondent derrick williams we've been receiving all your questions for him around coded 1000 all beat today we've picked the one we've all been asking ourselves have a listen. can life continue normally off the quarantines would not risk other outbreaks. this is indeed the great danger and it's also the key question even if strict social distancing helps us to flatten the epidemiological curve by by suppressing the numbers of new infections won't the number of people getting it just skyrocket again once we and those measures are we just kicking the can down the road a lot of eyes are turning to china now as it cautiously begins to lift some of the direct who respect us that have been in place there for the last couple of months everyone is sort of waiting with bated breath to see whether the numbe

in a statement to ktvu, benson said i only observed jenelle harris to be direct and honest and i reject any accusations against her. despite all the turmoil the commission is standing by their decision to fire kirkpatrick. >> the chief should have been fired, if she could not bring the department within compliance. >> the pi said he is reporting to a city administrator who is stepping down next week. we caught up with her at a farewell gathering and she declined to comment. among those saying goodbye was a fire chief. at oakland city hall, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> taking a look at the weather now, and oakland welcome sight, darker clouds over the estuary indicating that some rain could be on the way. let's bring in mark tamayo and of course the big question is the dry spell finally over? >> it is finally over, it's time for celebration. they are small's number numbers, just a few hundredths of an inch, but it's a start. santa rosa .03, berkeley .02 and san francisco downtown officially .01. so the winter dry stretch, the last rainfall was january 28, actually has come to an end,

hi i'm jenelle demat on and in today's cove in 1000 special we'll be talking about how to get through collective isolation and we've got some professional insights from some who know what it's like to be far away from everyone and everything but 1st to someone else and isolation at home our science correspondent derrick williams we've been receiving all your questions for him around coded 1000 all beat today we've picked the one we've all been asking ourselves have a listen. can life continue normally off to quarantine would not risk other outbreaks. this is indeed the great danger and it's also the key question even if strict social distancing helps us to flatten the epidemiological curve by by suppressing the numbers of new infections won't the number of people getting it just skyrocket again once we end those measures are we just kicking the can down the road a lot of eyes are turning to china now as it cautiously begins to lift some of the direct who don't respect us that have been in place there for the last couple of months everyone is sort of waiting with bated breath to see wh

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