i apologize commissioner moran.if this does go into the realm of policy, it doesn't hit your third rail item. one to maintain and reduce existing demand. second is to develop rules around sequences. the fourth is something we developed in the relicensing which is develop a groundwater water bank for the districts. finally aggressively build regional n.g.o. partnerships. sfpuc, i recognize is already working on many of these strategies. the problem in my view is that the efforts to have greater magnitude and more urgency. this shows some of the projects in the bay area. they're all good projects. they haven't move forward very much. we'll talk about some of them as we move on. one of the things that i think you can do is have your policy to keep demand at or below the existing levels. start that maybe for the next five years. we're calling in the water supply improvement program discussions. there was a lot of argument over future demand and general manager harrington helped break the deadlock by agreeing to limit de

thank you very much, commissioner moran. >> thank you for your comments. there are no more callers in the queue. >> that closes public comment on communications, item 5. >> next item, please. >> 6. bay area water supply and conservation agency update to be presented by nicole sandkulla. >> good afternoon. pleased to be with you today. i want to take my time today to walk you through a presentation that i gave to the board in january. that presents the most current information about our projections at that time. they have modified a little bit but not significantly. these are what we are using for the water planning work at this time. as i mentioned in the past, we completed the projection study june 2020. that work consisted of customized projected models for each member agency based on local policies, adoptedlant uses and characteristics that impact water use, climate, type of customers and those types of things. the models we're on population and job projections. primarily land use plans where they were more advanced. the study provides critical informat

thank you very much, commissioner moran. >> thank you for your comments. there are no more callers in the queue. >> that closes public comment on communications, item 5. >> next item, please. >> 6. bay area water supply and conservation agency update to be presented by nicole sandkulla. >> good afternoon. pleased to be with you today. i want to take my time today to walk you through a presentation that i gave to the board in january. that presents the most current information about our projections at that time. they have modified a little bit but not significantly. these are what we are using for the water planning work at this time. as i mentioned in the past, we completed the projection study june 2020. that work consisted of customized projected models for each member agency based on local policies, adoptedlant uses and characteristics that impact water use, climate, type of customers and those types of things. the models we're on population and job projections. primarily land use plans where they were more advanced. the study provides critical informat

moran? -- he has another committee meeting. chairman takano: we will bring him back. >> i am here. chairman takano: oh, there you are. go ahead, senator moran. ranking member moran: thank you very much, thank you to the witness for the testimony. we ask a couple of questions. the mission act provided for the expansion of the caregiver support program to all eras over time. the v.a. implementation of this expansion was delayed and they have implemented rules to discharge an estimated 8000 caregivers from the program. do you believe that v.a. should expedite expansion and how will caregivers of your members be affected when the v.a. discharges them on october 2021? >> this caregiver thing is very important to me. when you guys passed that law, he wanted it implemented and effective on october 1, 2021. if i could have my legislative director highlight a few more? >> i know this is an issue of importance to you. >> yes. so many caregivers have been waiting for this for so long and we don't want

so parts of 3 north bay counties on this map are an extreme red while moran is in the orange severe tear their water district is urging residents to limit their water use marine uses 7 reservoirs, which all collects rainwater, not snow pack. and right now together they're storing just 54% when typically this time of year, they're nearly full at 90%. just to give you perspective. and now that rain, is it going to be in the forecast as we saw for quite some time. so it's important to conserve so that we don't keep drastically depleting. >> in the water is a limited resource and because it is so ubiquitous. we turn on the tap and it's there. we tend to take it for granted. so now is the time to really do your part to conserve because we only have a limited supply is only going to get warmer. >> and with climate change, it's going affect the weather as well. so everything we can do today to protect our water supply going into the future is a good thing. >> so what can we do? we'll hear some tips for in and around the house. you can turn off irrigation systems. don't wash your sidewalks water

moran. is there a b.l.a. report on the item? >> we do not have a report on this specific item. >> chair: thank you. open this up to public comment? >> checking to see if there are callers in the queue. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on the item press star 3 now to be added to the queue. continue to wait until the system says you've been unmuted. are there callers in the queue? >> there are no callers in queue. >> chair: public comment is closed, thank you. colleagues, any questions or comments? seems like a very good thing [laughter]. outside support from the state to support our parks. i want to make a motion to move item 6 forward to the full board with a positive recommendation. sorry. and deputy city attorney pearson, do you want to speak to these amendments at all? >> i reviewed the amendments and they're not substantive. i believe they were described by the department representative. >> chair: great. all right. well, i want to make a motion to amendments on the items. on the amendments, please. >>

. >> moran. >> aye. >> paulson. >> aye. >> harrington. >> aye. >> commissioner ajami. >> aye. >> five a ayes on consent calendar excluding item c. >> now item c. >> good afternoon, commissioners, howard, manager of project management borough regarding item ww671i. this is an informal construction contract to replace a segment of the aw ss or ews system at the intersection of filmore and haight street. it including modification of too were lines. there is a conflict between the sewer line and awss line here. there was work to replace that segment of the awss in conflict with the sewer. it included a bit of paving. the 17 days is tomplete the work. the contractor is ronan contractor as well. the funding portion of the is from eastern bonds. it is a straight replacement of the assets, awss assets that was in conflict with the sewer. happy to answer any questions you may have. >> i guess you could say on the 90 days versus 182. you said approximately. >> yes. >> any further comment? >> madam president we need public comment on 9c. >> those who wish to comment on 9c is approve contract ww6

there's an effort underway to add a bipartisan amendment, sponsored by senators blumenthal and moran, one a democrat one a republican, as an amendment, and their bill would provide resources to state and local law enforcement to improve hate crime reporting, increase training, and establish pathways to rehabilitation. so reporting, training, rehab, would be the three words that underlie their amendment. now, combating hate in the asian american community can and should be bipartisan. the way to do that is for 60 senators to vote to proceed tors the legislation. i hope it'll be many more than 60. who would oppose this very simple, but necessary legislation? as majority leader, as i said, as majority leader, it's my intention to make the first amendment a bipartisan one, but i can't do that unless our republican colleagues allow us to debate the bill. make no mistake, the senate will debate and take action to combat hate crimes against asian americans. w there is no reason, no reason, this shouldn't be a bipartisan bill that passes the senate without delay. this is not some kind of gotc

you heard miss moran -- you have seen the numbers continue to climb.at the border, which, by the way, it's not seasonal? "the washington post" wrote, this happens every year at this time. that's not true. i hope they corrected that lie. the situation is getting worse. what do we do? >> it's not seasonal. we do have the months of march, april, may, june that are peek months. this is not seasonal. one of the things we have to keep in mind is that we do have to look at the push factors and the pull factors. democrats, if you notice, usually talk about the push factors. republicans usually talk about the pull factors. you have to lock at both the push factors and pull factors and the long-term and the short-term goals that you want to do in the push factors are long term. i was here in the appropriations when the first big wave we saw in 2014 came. we were working and added $750 million for central america. the vice president was the lead point, joe biden was the lead point for president obama. we worked on long-term and short-term. long-term is investment

so much for coming on michael moran, executive and co artistic director of the open theater project,eluxe to you and the crew, and we want to let our audience know that if you would like to buy tickets for the wasteland, it's happening in downtown oakland. all you have to do his log onto our website ktvu dot com. we have a way to connect you there under the web links section boy, i love the sound of that. i'm a huge fan of live theater, so i will be cheering and ready when it comes back to be wonderful. hey, we had a pretty wonderful day in the bay today despite starting off a little foggy and spots, lots of sunshine out there and right now, so take a live look. the oakland estuary gets the san francisco there in the distance. few clouds out there, but still looking pretty good right now in oakland, 60 degrees 52 in san francisco 60. five up in santa rosa, check out conquered, saying it's 75 degrees right now. livermore 74. so you know, we had a little heat out there just a precursor of what's about to happen as we get into the weekend, so taking a live look here, it starts wrecker,

and moran is not here today and i'll tell you why later this is me when i was at o. u. and i had this young son and also when i had more hair. was a cute little kid brand his plan was to go to college and play football which he did. and he ended up playing on a national championship football team never got in any kind of trouble and the drug that brought him down was an opioid and it did not come from the streets it came from a pharmacy i just told him stop using those pills and i found out it's not that easy i found out it's like telling a diabetic to use more willpower and stop needing insulin you can't do that that's crazy i never told him about addiction i never warned him and so now i i have survivor guilt now but i'm living with it so i started a foundation called fighting addiction through education because i think education is the key to this problem and when i tell this story is schools it gets so quiet you could hear a pin drop and they're not really interested in me they're interested in brandon they i show pictures of him he was one of them he's just ordinar

jocelyn moran was there. >> we have the confidence in the vote being secured as early as monday.signature on tuesday. that will be drawing down 536 million dollars and get these projects moving and start to scale. so we're prepared for this upcoming wildfire season. governor gavin newsome announcing a 536 million dollar plan for wildfire prevention and response. that includes investment in forest health projects. >> home hardening against fires and prevention workforce training. his announcement came during his visit to fresno county where the creek fire the largest single fire in the state's recorded history burned around 380,000 acres of the area that we're standing at right now to this was an area that was used. the cal fire used to kind of anchor in to keep the fire from burning back from blue cannon. be blue canyon up into the shaver communities. president county supervisor nathan maxik district includes area that burned in the creek fire. he says he was encouraged by the governor's commitment to forest management, but also to be mindful. we've got to do more in terms of for

. >> moran has gone down by 46, you know, so it's kind of a wash. so i think we need to pay attention to this. it's not we're not out of the woods yet. and there's ongoing transmission. we'll have to see easter celebrations might have brought. we broke down case rates and percentage changes in each bay area county over the last 7 days recorded by the cdc according to their data to notice cases are up in alameda, contra costa solano san mateo and napa counties. >> but down in san francisco, santa clara sonoma and marin counties. meanwhile, this is the 4th week of rising cases nationwide on monday, cdc director doctor rochelle walensky said many of the outbreaks are in young people related to youth sports and extracurricular activities. we know that these increases are due in part to more highly transmissible variance, which we are very closely monitoring. >> and as more schools are reopening it's even more important to make sure they do so safely with strict adherence to guidance and for all of us to roll up our sleeves for a vaccine as soon as we ca

commissioner moran? >> thank you. i echo all of those commissions. this is something that we've been talking about for a very, very long time, and, you know, it is frustrating when something takes a long time. on the other hand, it's important to do it right, and it sounds like we're doing it right, and i'm very pleased to hear that report on the presentation from the tribal leaders, and i think it's very important to us and our sitting director as we go forward. thank you, everybody. >> yes, thank you, again. and i think we have an opportunity to certainly do it up at hetch hetchy, the tunnels. whatever work we do, we could start it and think about where we are. so thank you so much, and i want to thank the staff once again, and i certainly want to thank the tribal leaders. thank you for understanding the importance of your heritage and bringing it to us. thank you. mr. carlin, i believe, next item, public comment on this item. >> clerk: members of the public who wish to make two minutes of public comme

also in moran, kron 4 news. >> thank you, jocelyn. as we switch gears now get a check of the 4 zone forecast and a live look here just a beautiful day in the bay. this is a camera on now. 10, looking at the the city and the bay just delightful yeah, one of our favorite shots these days prefers chief meteorologist our favorite meteorologist joining talk about this great weather. yeah. you say that today because it's so nice certainly. >> this is a spectacular day. temperatures running well above the average then looks like we have the records except for they had a record today but otherwise just nice, no matter where you went sunshine everywhere from the land to the sea along the coastline. those temperatures moving up in the 70's and just beautiful weather all the way there as well. you've got 74 for the high in half moon bay today downtown san francisco, 80 degrees. if you can believe that 81 in redwood city, 81 in hayward 82 in oakland. 83 1 of the warmer spots in concord and 83 degrees in san jose. so certainly some gorgeous weathe

death while working 183-0000 ton oil tanker on a beach in chittagong can now sued the shipping company moran u.k. in london. with us from london to talk about this is all of the holland is a partner of the u.k. based law firm leigh day which is representing the wife of that deceased working all of the thank you for your time honey to buy him tell us about what happened to her husband and how you came to be involved well had made a bag and a bangladeshi national who lives or lived in just a gram and in bangladesh with her husband kill mala who was a ship breaking away on the beach is that he was working in the zuma ship. when he did dismantling vessels like this vessel is a subject of this case the act. when he 2018 he fell from things that fell from the ship and delis and then the well dismantling it. this resulted in. life being pretty much torn apart. he was. so so. support. she was left with nothing along with the. village in order to survive. received very little compensation in bangladesh so she approached us. and asked for assistance so take me through the ruling then the idea that if

health officials say the pause on the j and j vaccine will not affect the distribution there because moran mainly gets a lot pfizer and moderna shots. we caught up with people showing up for their appointments today. one man who lost several people to the virus hopes people do get vaccinated. >> my son's mom died of covid the 2 months ago. and she was a few years younger than so it's it's hard. yeah. you know, i mean, for us, it's real for other people. they don't know anyone who's died. so it was not israel. >> the new super site is by appointment only you can book one through kaiser or through the marin county public health website. we have those links up on our website. kron 4 dot com. another big story tonight 21 year-old, adrian gonzales is pleading guilty to the 2015 murder of maddy middleton, gonzales was just 15 years old. when investigators say he kidnapped raped and killed. then 8 year-old maddy middleton in santa cruz. her body was found hidden in an outdoor garbage bin at her apartment complex. prosecutors have been arguing that based on the weight of the crime gonzales should

this is the 11th time in 12 years that moran has been ranked number one. the list is done by the robert wood johnson foundation at the university of wisconsin on the flipside marin has one of the worst scores and income inequality, ranking 50 30 out of 58 counties. the bright spot for the salmon were in high school football team after a year with many changes, they will be allowed to play under new stadium lights that have been tied up in court for several years. as ktvu deborah villalon tells us all sides in the lighting dispute agreed to set aside their differences for one night. do a short season only five games. but saturday night's final home game for the san marin mustangs will have a certain sparkle playing at night with a state of the art, light and sound system that's been dark and silent since the seniors got to this campus at the freshmen were told they were going to be installed. super excited for the program. night games never happened because neighborhood opponents challenged the noise and brightness so close to their homes. lawsuit involving

july so for more on the state of oil and what's moving markets on thursday let's bring in octavia moran the c.e.o. of optimist l.l.c. i said you're always a pleasure to have you on what was your takeaway from thursday's opec plus meetings and what is your outlook at oil at this point. well i think opec has been remarkably successful sort of fine tuning the price of oil and keep it in a very very narrow band and that seems have been their goal so at the beginning the coby crisis we saw oil prices absolutely claps as demand just evaporated no one was traveling in known as flying ships were going anywhere so they engineered a turnaround then basically got the price of oil back up above $60.00 a barrel by putting in place some very aggressive cuts now they seem to want to keep the price there a bit but they're thinking that the man is going to start to take off again and so they're going to ease their production costs and really fine tune this bit by bit i will say this i think opec is reading a different set of news and i think the world economy is far from recovering any time soon somethi

closing records just last week so joining me now to go further and on this topic is just javier moran's the c.e.o. of open this l.l.c. 1 now octavio last week's earnings were dominated by big banks now we're waiting for companies that are seen as a more reliable indicator of where the economy actually is how big of a role do you see those reports playing in the market. well of course committee extremely important i mean you're quite right the banks came out last week they did quite nicely i think overall better than we really expected particularly investment banking trading side where they did phenomenally well but you're right it's not necessarily a good bellwether for the economy at all but the results did provide some insight into tone in terms of where loans are going who's borrowing money has not boring money but now we're going to see a much much broader range of companies coming out with their earnings we expect to see earnings of the s. and p. $500.00 go up about 25 percent this quarter and in fact next quarter go up even more but i think the real problem in terms of comparables

president admits he made mistakes throughout the pandemic in a televised address to the nation and i know moran has announced a 3rd nationwide lockdown as cover cases soar into the care beds are filling up and the country's death toll there is 100000 he said the situation left him with no other choice just. the thought that i know that every stage of this epidemic we might say to ourselves that we could have done better and have that we made in the stakes analysis true we all need to make an additional effort over the coming months this is what i ask of us collectively tonight. the new lockdown measures will be extended from 19 areas to all of mainland france from saturday as means a nationwide curfew beginning at 7 pm will be imposed and travel between regions will be banned the french president has also said schools will be closed for at least 3 weeks and announce additional policing to ensure no more than 6 people gather at one time. the measures introduced by the french president come as a complete u. turn to his previous decision not to lock down in january he was then criticised by scient

numbers of those eligible for co the 19 vaccines waste workers are asking to be among them elizabeth moran of al-jazeera new daddy. breaking news to bring you out of washington d.c. all on friday afternoon streets surrounding the u.s. capitol and the entire complex there in lockdown because of a security threat not much detail alan fischer though our correspondent is at the white house and what more can you tell us at this point. just got a statement from the u.s. capitol police just in the last minute or 2 they say they're responding to an instant at the north barricade a vehicle access point along independence avenue for reports of someone ramming a vehicle into 2 united states capitol police officers a suspect is in custody both officers are injured all 'd 3 have been transported to the hospital my understanding is that the car didn't stop the body there were reports unconfirmed that there were a number of shots fired a helicopter has landed on the capitol grounds just in the last few minutes that's obviously to transport the injured to hospital as quickly as possible and the capitol fo

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intention is to have a bipartisan amendment process, beginning with the amendment offered by senator moran and blumenthal, one republican, one a democrat. in consultation with the republican leader, we can work out an agreement on other germane, non-gotcha amendments to the bill if senators have them. we should be able, should be able and should really try in earnest to reach a final resolution and pass the bill through the senate very, very soon. taking a step back for the moment, this is how the process should work in a closely divided senate. if the republican minority allows the senate to move forward with the bill where we have shared priorities, the democratic majority will work to set up a process for the senate to consider germane amendments from both sides. that is the essence of the organizing resolution we all agreed to earlier this year, and hopefully it is a process we can repeat. in fact, we will test that proposition on the very next piece of legislation. if we're able to finish the anti-asian hate crimes bill in a timely manner, i will move next to consider a bipartisan wat

fairgrounds site in san rafael they have more vaccine that they do takers so far over 80% of eligible moran residents have gotten one-shot and more than half are fully vaccinated.>> anybody frustrated by the online appointment hustle but did not want to have to wait in long lines and thought i will just wait until it is addicting, now is the time.>> i know there are people who are reluctant or they believe there is some reason not to do it. it is silly. >> as more people get vaccinated, what activities are safe to do again? those questions and the list for you is on our website, kpix.com/vaccine. >>> la dodgers are setting aside seats in their stadium for people fully vaccinated , the warriors do the same thing by the way. a trial run happen there last night in the la game against the san diego padres. two sections are reserved for fully vaccinated fans which means those together final vaccine dose at least two weeks ago are eligible. children are also allowed of the proof of a negative covid test within three days of the game. >> some people who have been hesitant canal said in a section w

looking at still several days of dry weather for the region. 72 for a high in santa clara and moran gale. for the south bay. little warmer compared to yesterday. we look to the east bay. 73 in concord. 74 for a high in pleasant hill. mid-70s and the tri valley in the low 70's this afternoon. as we look around the bay from 63 in san francisco, 61 for daley city. oakland as well as for san leandro. upper 60's to low 70's. and 72 for you in napa. winds in at 71. here is the extended forecast. what you can expect. very similar with our conditions for tomorrow. friday, but there we go with that warm up as we look to the weekend. there to the 80's inland saturday and for sunday. in fact sunday the warmest day out of our extended forecast. staying warm into early next week. >>> some of the best artists set to hit the stage to raise funds and help medical workers in the poorest countries. >> and international concert will be hosted by selena gomez and headlined by jennifer lopez. it has a goal of raising $22 billion to buy vaccines so first responders working in low income countries can get thei

plus, its tier tuesday with covid restrictions could moran going to the yellow kron four's will trananding by with a report. and a deal to get oakland kids back in class. what it means for this coming fall. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us. i'm darya and james, we've got a little bit of cloud cover this morning as we take a look outside. but john's talking about some sunshine later and some pretty mild morning. pretty mild day ahead of us. definitely cooler than we had been the past couple of days sunday. notably was the warm one where i hope you got out there soaked in some sunshine yesterday. cooler. but still warm and today actually kind of on the cool side of things factoring in the winds that we're going to have today. i'd say keep the jacket on you. well into the afternoon ahead of us. now as far as conditions go right now. yeah. you can see that cloud cover that's hanging out across the bay area, not the brightest of mornings but visibility that actually been pretty fine.

i know everyone decided to talk about michael moran who but work and play game little later on everyone you stick around for that because chris, kat, richard all incredibly competitive. let's talk about competition, chris. stay to have been more competitive and more respectful of civil liberties have essentially the same numbers during the pandemic estates to completely lockdown like california and michigan. where would you rather live? estate with very prohibitive restrictions or one that trust you and wants you to make money once her kids go to school? >> it is preeti darn easy. the lockdown did not work the first time. we do not have to guess. we have empirical evidence now we can compare the states that shut down their economies, have hard-core lockdowns versus states that didn't. but we see is actually the numbers are the worst are in states that lockdown the hardest part i was just in free america this past weekend, also known as florida. by the way on a packed flight on the way down to miami. the pilot came on over the loudspeaker and said we are backed up there for flights in fr

moran 52% of people in california have received their first vaccine. at least been partially vaccinated. according to federal numbers california is 11th among all states in vaccinations. locally san francisco announced new guidelines for fully vaccinated people opening up small indoor gatherings without masks. >>> and sky 7 was over levi stadium where more people were arriving for their vaccine appointments as more bay area residents get their second pfizer or moderna shot people are comparing notes about side effects. we are partwhat you need to know if you experience side effects. >> it's a second shot that will get us closer to being fully vaccinated. once that needle goes in and the shot is injected this is what you should prepare for. >> i play hockey and i play goalix i felt like i had played four games in a row. that's how much my body hurt. >> i got my second shot on wednesday and posted on social media about the side effects. in a matter of minutes many of you replied with similar stories. >> i just had a really rough night. i think i slept an

this is a live look from our mount tam camera over in moran now there's an issue with the camera that'sy fought our kron four's. erica caturay joining us today heir to the 80's that we saw last week long on this week. unfortunately. yeah, you're right about that tonight. >> some places along the coast are actually a slightly below normal, but places like livermore. we're about where we should be this time of the year. we are seeing some mostly sunny skies in some parts of the north bay. other parts of the bay area. we're seeing cloudy conditions, though. we're at 59 in palo alto right now. 61 degrees in livermore 62 in concord, a 62 in santa rosa 59 right now in petaluma so here's our satellite and radar looks like we are seeing rain out there in the sierra. we actually did see some rain actually in the north bay early this morning. since then it has gone away. we don't expect the rain to return anytime this week. but tomorrow morning, you could expect to see some coastal drizzle and of course, the fog especially up in the north bay. we're going to see some low visibility. so here's a l

i have committed to start the process with the bipartisan moran-blumenthal amendment. i understand my republican colleague from maine has some modifications to the bill, which we welcome, and those negotiations are proceeding afoot. i expect the republican leader and i, in consultation with the relevant committees, will be able to figure out an appropriate number of reasonable, germane, non-gotcha amendments for the senate to consider. we are working with senators moran and grassley and collins in a very bipartisan way, and we should be able to wrap up this bill next week. by doing so, the senate will deliver a powerful message to asian americans that their voices are heard, their concerns are felt, and that their government will take swift, decisive action to protect them. they are not alone. before i move on, i just want to say to my republican colleagues, this is how the senate can work, even though it's closely divided. when there is a pressing issue like the rising tide of anti-asian violence, the senate cannot quickly and in a -- came out quickly in a bipartisan

i intend the first amendment to the bill to be an amendment offered by senators moran and blumenthal. we're working with the republican leader to determine if and how many other amendments to the bill there will be so that we can consider them and vote on final passage without any gotcha or not-germane amendments but moving this bill forward because it does need to go forward with a sense of urgency. the legislation will send a loud and clear message that racism and violence against asian americans have no place -- no place -- in american society. we should endeavor to finish our work as quickly as possible and without delay. i yield the floor. mr. scott: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from florida. mr. scott: madam president, the united states is a beacon of democracy in the world, and our nation was founded on free and fair elections. but if the american people don't have confidence in our elections, we don't have a sustainable democracy. what we saw this past election was confusion and chaos us coulded by inconsistent standards and last-minute changes. it's not

notable exception across the north bay zooming in on moran in southern portions of sonoma county.e actually do have some light off and on sprinkle stretching from point rays on a cross mount tam over towards nevado and up to petaluma. we do have just a few wet spots on one. oh, one between both cities. the sprinkles are really night. it's not some this can interrupt your morning too much, but something to note, nonetheless, rainfall is being sent to the north of the bay area broadly. so while last week we started the week hopeful chances of rainfall. this monday and tuesday we saw those gradually fizzling last week and this is what we've been left with as far as monday morning's forecast is concerned just a couple of sprinkles here and they're really the bay area stays pretty dry as we work our way through monday and increasingly clear come the afternoon ahead of us. now, tuesday will come along with an increasing cloud cover during the morning. much like today. those skies will grow clear into your tuesday afternoon and overall temperatures will grow warmer starting tomorrow on t

. >> moran has gone down by 46, you know, so it's kind of a wash. so i think we need to pay attention to this. it's not we're not out of the woods yet. and there's ongoing transmission. we'll have to see easter celebrations might have brought. we broke down case rates and percentage changes in each bay area county over the last 7 days. >> recorded by the cdc. according to their data to notice cases are up in alameda, contra costa solano san mateo and napa counties. >> but down in san francisco, santa clara sonoma and marin counties. meanwhile, this is the 4th week of rising cases nationwide on monday, cdc director doctor rochelle walensky said many of the outbreaks are im young people related to youth sports and extracurricular activities we know that these increases are due in part to more highly transmissible variance, which we are very closely monitoring. >> and as more schools are reopening it's even more important to make sure they do so safely with strict adherence to guidance and for all of us to roll up our sleeves for a vaccine as soon as w

in moran, napa and sonoma counties. the worst of it, though sexually just north of sacramento.if you happen to be heading out that way. just a heads up for you. i 5 is very foggy north of sacramento this morning radar. it's clear it's dry since cleared. well out of the bay area right now we're in the 40's and even 50's alameda sitting at 51 degrees currently fairfield and vallejo. jeff 42 reyna. john, thank you. traffic is certainly starting to pick up. we're seeing a lot of slow spots like this one along 80 is your head traveling crockett to the maze right there. >> 21 minutes for your drive time heading into the city. we're up to about 18 minutes. no accidents or major delays. but we are seen some slowdown here. more people heading into the city this monday morning to the fremont street exit sully the house a little earlier. if you opted take the san mateo bridge they will be 15 minutes for you to make it across towards the peninsula tracking no major accidents there. the richmond sandra fell asleep at the limit. 13 as you head out of richmond looking at the golden gate bridg

i know senator moran, a republican of kansas, is working with dick blumenthal to strengthen it.ome that kind of approach. >> one policy item in terms of the administration. president biden had promised to lift the refugee tab that had been in place. raise the number of refugees that could come to the united states. he needs to sign the determ determination. he has not done so. that number has not been raised and democratic senators, including tim kaine, have been critical. they said they'll return to a more normal posture with respect to refugees. >> they haven't yet done it and yet is the key. >> what's the wait? >> i think we should admit more refugees. they have to take a careful look at -- again, the last administration so screwed up immigration in every different way that looking at this in a thoughtful, careful way and then coming up with a policy which i believe -- i can't imagine they won't move the refugee cap considerably higher. it's something i'm for. it's the right way to go. and so, you know, we know that it's been totally turned on its head. generally the pro-immi

so over in moran, they're closing a vaccination site.i guess the number of people that are vaccinated. it's increasing there. they're now doing targeted mobile sites. do you know how they're planning to tackle hesitancy within the latino community in marin county as there is a large latino community in marin county. >> yeah. i know that there's a big public information effort under way. a lot of alligators and messengers have been working on this and it is also something throughout my district that i encounter in communities of color. i represent a lot of native american communities. and you know, historically they have had a lot of mistrust for our federal government for some good reason historically so it is a challenge. but it's something we just got to find a way to overcome. these are communities that have borne the brunt of the covid pandemic. and so we really have to get them. now. they need to be protected. absolutely not. my last question. i know you have to go, but i have one more question for you tomorrow is president biden's

moran has gone down by 46, you know, so it's kind of a wash. so i think we need to pay attention to this. it's not we're not out of the woods yet. and there's ongoing transmission. we'll have to see easter celebrations might have brought. >> and we're still waiting for the effect of that to start playing out in the numbers. according to case rates and percentage changes across the bay area over the past week cases are up apparently in alameda contra costa solano san mateo and napa counties. but down in san francisco, santa clara sonoma and marin counties. now to some breaking news overnight. firefighters are mopping up a fire at the winter settles in san jose this is video of the fire at the restaurant on story road right near begin us investigators believe this is arson because it's the 3rd time this buildings caught fire. so this is a developing story right now. we're going to bring you updates as we learn more. >> well, let's give you the details now that are breaking news out of oakland. what we know right now is at the oakland airport. the

stage of a drought right now and in the north bay mandatory measures are already in place and now the moran municipal water district is looking to put even further limits on when people can use water kron four's terisa explains what might happen next in the county and just how bad it is for that north bay community. >> khan copter for showing this startling. look at phoenix lake in marine county. normally this resin for one of 7 vital for drinking water up to the green bushes but not now. now the marine municipal water district. so desperate it's siphoning water from the reservoir to shore up other shrinking supplies. reservoir storage levels are at about 50% and typically this time of year we see the levels that about 90% or better. >> so we are on track to become a drought of record. evolving is the spokesperson for the water district. we've had 2 consecutive years, 2 consecutive dry years. last year was the second driest year in 90 years. >> levels already forcing the board to put immediate and mandatory water conservation orders into place. so there's several things that we're asking pe

san francisco southern moran and off towards of the tri valley a bit. so they'll be some gusty conditions to deal with for the next few hours as we approach midnight we'll put this to rest. we have a low off towards our east. it's driving the onshore winds. it produces a little bit cloud covero maybe drizzle down to the coast there along the peninsula potentially mountain snows continue in the sierra. yeah, that's not going to be just tonight, tomorrow wednesday. but all the way to about thursday. we might be enough moisture to scrounge up some snow. they may pick up about t s to 6 inches of snow fore. that's all said and done. we'll take a look at more of your forecast. what's going on tonight? in a bit. all right, dave, thank you for that. >> still ahead today at 3.45 the second for 20 under a pandemic. my sense of the fish ul's are saying don't come to the city to celebrate. and then the former mayor us about civil made his first court appearance today after being charged with a series of child crimes. all that and more af homeowners, learn how you c

that moran earned that top ranking. we pride yourself with that one.et one more check with dave spahr day of some of us love the sun. you know, did the some of us wants an april showers. i guess that we need those 2. so one of those coming. well, the april showers but this is a so keep waiting and keep it doesn't look example. the week ahead. >> and we're going to have some onshore winds that says effect most people later on as we get to tomorrow morning throughout the afternoon again. it's going to be driven by weather features that are not local so much there. so not the larger a larger affecting its really fortify that marine layer help us out a bit. again, not with the rain, but we'll get the fog in the morning hours and will be an air conditioner conquered already 8181 for antioch kiss these goodbye until we get later in the week will recover 74 santa rosa markedly cooler off towards the west as you will notice. let's take another gander that 7 day forecast falling to the 70's. but will be there through most of the week. inland for the bay kind of