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. >> vermont on the is turning purple, not talking politics, purple hearts non-profit delivering a great impact as the military has awarded 2 million purple hearts to americans who shed blood or died in combat and tens and thousands of those medals have lost their way. this group is helping to bring them home. >> what began as a passion project for this army major zachary feight turned into the creation of purple hearts reunited aimed at returning lost or stolen medals to the vets on this day in this box was returned to the family of a soldier who lost his life in the korean war. >> it's a very intimacyate connection to somebody. >> it is. this is a real person. a real hero. he had his whole life ahead of him. unfortunately he's not here to tell the stories so i think it's our job to tell the story for him. >> as every story -- stranger who's randomly fin the medals often send it to feight hoping he will get them home. >> they begin with only a name and then look to the medal for other clues. >> they changed in the way they were manufactured and time period they were engraved. >> and the

purple hearts reunited. it's a small nonprofit delivering a big impact to strangers who weren't even asking. the united states has awarded nearly two million purple hearts to americans who shed blood or died in combat. it's estimated tens of thousands of those medals have lost their way. this group is helping bring them home. >> this is our headquarters here. >> reporter: what began as passion project for army major zacaria fike -- >> oh, wow. >> reporter: turned into the creation of purple hearts reunited, a nonprofit aimed at returning lost or stolen military medals and effects to veterans and their loved ones at no cost. on this day in vermont, we unpacked a cardboard box filled with belongings from a soldier who lost his life while serving in the korean war. >> it's a very intimate connection with somebody. >> it is. this was a real person. this was a real hero. he had his whole life ahead of him, and unfortunately he is not here to tell the stories. so i think it's our job to tell the story for him. >>

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the turnout rates of men in gold and women and purple. as you can see, in the first elections after women when the right to vote, there is quite a gap. 30 some points between the turnout of men which 1920 is almost 70%, men are turning out to vote. this is from a sample of tennessee, about a third of women in that first election after the 19th amendment are turning out to vote. in some sense, it looks like there is some truth to the story, that most women, the majority of women did not actually choose to use that new right once they had it. the story gets a little bit more complicated if we start to look at different groups of women. that is going to be another theme of my top. to talk about the women voters, makes almost no sense in american politics. here, i want to talk about women depending upon where they lift. this is showing you turn out again. women in purple, men and gold. in ten american states. i can't read it very well here, virginia is at the end. massachusetts is next, connecticut, oklahoma, minnesota, kansas, illinois, iowa

here, purple is democratic one-party places, the south. gold are republican places, mostly the north and the west and the few competitive patter s s we have. a bigger impact for women of these sorts of laws. i want you to be watching throughout as i'm showing lots and lots of graphs, that while there are always gender differences, the patterns are still the same. it turns out that men and women are both rational, reasonable human beings who pay some attention to politics and have views on these sorts of things. so for given the generations of resistance tosuffrage, i think it's always worth remembering that women got enfranchised and while some were disappointed there was no revolution, the fact that there wasn't suggests that this was a population that was perfectly capable of -- let me put it this way, were at least as capable as men were of participating in elections. now, what this means is that the difference between the turnout, the average turnout of a woman in kentucky and a woman in virginia is 50 points. that -- and let me point

i'm wearing purple sweatpants.y day because what is the point of changing pants if you are not going outside. then i decided this was my fight against corona. corona will not make me waste pants. they won't. i'm going to wear these pants. my purple sweatpants until the quarantine is lifted. the question is on my washing the pants. occasionally i am. i just wear the same pants every single day. >> tucker: [laughs] i'm glad one man is taking a stand against this scourge. what else are you doing with the pants on? >> i am day trading. i've never done that before. i have to bet on sports. sports are gone. i have set up a bell in my office. at 9:30 i ring it on a go to work, just day trading. i took a financial beating. i think you'll know a company, penn national bought a good portion of the sports company. that pandemic is not good for the casino business because they are close. i thought i would day trading my way out of it. it's not working. i have a guy who works for me and i asked him every day for the light. he g

his southern california dental school actually has his purple heart at this time. a remarkable individual who knew we had to be done to save the patient and in doing so although he caused controversy did in fact save the patients, but in a most unusual way. we've talked about three really unique individuals within the history of the army medical department and within the story of our museum. the first american soldier killed in world war one, the first and only nurse killed in action by direct enemy fire in vietnam. finally, the first and only dentist to date to receive the medal of honor. it seems fitting that we really finish up out here, because the statue dedicated a number of years ago, it shows what we are all about here at the museum. why we tell the stories. this is the romantic ideal we have of the combat men coming, here taking care of the soldiers. but in the building behind us, directly behind the statue it's everyone else involved in the saving of life it is all about the individual stories, no matter how far removed they may seem from the patient on t

i went out in their districts, though purple districts and i helped them win. let me put it this way, they asked me to come in and they won. not because of me but in spite of me. i'm not a pundit. for example, there was sexism in hillary's race and the way -- and it's real. the idea of sexism and racism

here, purple is democratic, one-party places, so the south. republican places, the north and the west and the few competitive examples we have. forn, the same pattern women. other stop and make one point. the patterns are still the same. it turns out men and women are reasonable human beings who pay some attention to politics and have views on this sort of thing. given the generations to the resistance of women's suffrage -- this is a population that was was atly capable -- least as capable as men were at participating in elections. what this means is the difference between the turnout, the average turnout of a woman woman inky and a virginia is 50 points. if you want to understand turnout it's better to know where someone lived then whether she, they were a man or a woman. the overall gap is just 32 points, but the gap between different kinds of women. women in the south and in the competitive border states is much larger. that is a theme you will here tonight. there are lots of differences between women that dramatically outpaced any differe

the fuzzy kind. >> they had -- i know they had purple gloves on. purple, you know -- medical gloves. >> lots of details on which they didn't agree. so sergeant knutzen decided to employ a well-known police interview technique. he got tough, accusing. >> quite frankly, i think the story's a bunch of crap. i think the story's a bunch of crap that you and roger have come up with, okay? >> sorry you don't believe me. but -- >> i'm trying to. >> does it sound too rehearsed? or -- >> yeah. >> okay. >> i want them to say, i had nothing to do with this. you know? detective, you're crazy, i had nothing to do with this, that's what i wanted to hear. and it never came out. at some point roger just kind of shrugged it off and laughed. >> did either one of them say anything during these conversations that -- from a factual or substantive point of view made you think, that's a fact that points to them as real suspects? >> no. they didn't make any confession or any statement where i all of a sudden said, hey, yeah, they're absolutely the ones who did it. that nev

some light rain and a pop of pink and purple seeing some wintery flakes up there. we have light rain working through parts of the region. here is the bridge right now. it is soaked in rain. rainfall this weekend pretty impressive with this storm that stalled. san francisco picked up over an inch of rain this weekend. san jose, this is a good storm for the south bay. you have been in and out of the rain for the past 36 hours. oakland, close to three-quarters of an inch. a little bit less in napa. the north bay has been spared by this storm because it's stalled the south. live doppler 7, here's the storm right here. it's situated right over our neck of the woods. there's that area of low pressure that will supply us the chance of more showers monday and into tuesday. snowfall potential, we've seen one to three feet in the sierra already. this is additional snowfall. tack on another one to three feet of snow by tomorrow evening. we're in the 40s and 50s right now. it's cool for this time of year. only 52 in the city. 57 in fremont. on the storm impact scale, it is a l

area you have some synergies going on for delay in this congress we have a lot of purple areas. the flip seats. a lot of strong reds and strong blues. we might have the opportunity to have real conversation because were representing our communities and because we come from different places. so i think it is really cool. jennifer: how we define what is moderate liberal has changed so much printed now as an anthem not to support medicare for all. many people don't in the preferred a public option and is now become that probation for democrats. but ten years ago that was considered very far left. we don't think it's a public option now. we don't think it's a policy conflict at all. that was ten years ago, not 30 years ago british i think how we define people to, we could complicate that. chrissy: living topics, i like how you included the orientation because it sounded to be kind of frustrating experience during freshman orientation we literally had classes for democrats and republicans. we spent a lot of time focused on things that were very hrh which you'd expect an orientation b

diablo, you see the pop of pink and purple, that's wintry mix happening in the upper elevations. we will deal with the wet weather in the next 24 hours, and it's a level one system, and we will have the details in a few minutes. >> thanks. >>> you can track the rain with the abc7 news app. we have live doppler 7 on the app, so you can use the push alerts. >>> first governor newsom announced this afternoon the ship will be leaving in just about an hour. it's supposed to then drop anchor in san francisco bay. the crew members who are not infected will be taken off and put on charter flights and those requiring care will be taken to medical facilities. >>> the coronavirus is affecting everything, nowadays. sunday services are changing for many places of worship in the bay area, and the directive being given to churches. and then the coronavirus is closing some of the major resorts for at least a week. and we usually report on the biggest movies over the weekend, and theaters, though, are also feeling the crunch because >>> the pandemic changed the way some faithful worship. this was

it is not an accident those colors are white, purple and gold. in thewill tell you protestant denomination every woman's group, white, purple and gold. the bishops, white, purple and gold. thematic thathing says we are trying to get to the light. on august 26, everything will be all lit up. before that i'm really glad the commission will be coming to central new york. we need to experience what women experience at that first convention. it was raucous. .t was not organized what we want to have come out of it? god knows i'm sure these women did not think he was going to 1849 to 1920. that is a lifetime. that is truly a lifetime. we will be in seneca falls. we will tour the tubman park. they need to see how this woman came from a semi rural situation about 20 miles away but she was an incredible influencer. when the movement started she was still enslaved. fromet's campaigns went 1849 to 1859. she joined up when she finally settled in auburn. she was like -- she was a spark of energy that they needed. just the right dose of activism and diplomacy.

>> i got the purple. >> those two are wearing purple. >> oh, and i don't match anyone. but i'm bringing spring. meteorological beginning of spring. >> today. >> she's paying attention. >> one person at the table -- >> never ceases to impress me. thank you. >>> moving on now, breaking overnight, more than a hundred firefighters have been battling a massive fire in the bay view area of san francisco. the wind and live wires on the ground fueling those flames. the fire department saying the building which they think was a storage facility has collapsed. there are no reports of any injuries, and it's unknown at this time what started that fire. >>> to sports now, more speculation about w gld triot. an awkward moment last night as patriots teammates julian edelman and tom brady watched the unc/syracuse basketball game. sitting next to jimmy fallon when the cameras were on them, and edelman can be heard saying, he's coming back. he's coming back. possibly addressing brady's uncertain future with the team. brady making no comment but giving edelman a little bit of a smirk ther

years and my community is 40% democrats and 40% republicans and 20% independents and we are a very purple place, and i think i am one of those people you're mentioning in terms of the race that i was able to the house seat i was able to flip being a pragmatic purple places and something i hope that women bring to the table and veterans as well, is understanding you're all part of the same team, and honestly across the aisle you're all part of the same team. all patriots, all part of this solution and whether we're red or blue or purposing, it's really important we recognize that we're there to represent the 700,000 or so folks in our communities that hopefully we were brought there because we represent those people and so i might not be the same person as alexandra is or somebody from a red district that i'm not from, but that is okay because that's our job. we're there to try to find the common ground and try to come together and one thing i try to explain to people in my mind is it's not this sort of linear spectrum of red and blue. it's this circle and the blue and the red, the hard bl

the areas in red and purple starting to see breezy conditions around the hill top. the future cast shows if you are in one of those locations in the foothills, especially around the north bay, you might see those gusts picking up 30 to 40 miles an hour for elevations above 2,000 feet. santa cruz mountains see the gusts peaking. early tomorrow less wind. notice the air-condition here, an offshore breeze that will help warm our temperatures up away from the 40s. the highs tomorrow, that should be climbing closer to 70 degrees. in fact, we're expecting 73 around santa rosa tomorrow, upper 60s in san francisco. 72 in oakland and 71 in san jose. that's a 10 degree jump. chances are that the seven day forecast shows at the bottom of the screen, tuesday and wednesday and thursday, we'll see warmer temperatures. this high pressure builds back towards california. here is where things get interesting. next weekend, saturday, still expecting some rain and then the attention turns to the next storm behind it. right now expectations are by sunday it will stall slightly offshore,

they're all in purple, including texas and we want to note this because it should be in purple also. he also won alabama. so he won nine states. bernie sanders won three states tonight. utah, colorado, and vermont. so let's take a look at the latest delegate count. right now joe biden is in the lead with 418. bernie sanders with ttigieg, wh the race, is in third with 26. so a big night for joe biden, and we're still waiting for maine and california and of course if we get any updates, we'll let you know in this news cast. back to you. >> thank you very much, janelle. >>> we'll have more on super tuesday in a moment. we're back. tv just keeps getting better. how you watch it does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. ...doesn't mean you got to spend a lot! because denny's brou

. >> vermont is turning purple. we're not talking politics this morning. purple hearts reunite.ring an impact. the military as you might know has awarded nearly 2 million purple hearts to americans that shed blood or died in combat. it's estimated that tens of thousands of those medals have lost their way. this group is helping to bring them home. >> what began as a passion project for the army major turned into the creation of purple hearts reunited. a non-profit aimed at returning lost or stolen military medals in effect for veterans and their loved ones at no cost. >> on this day in vermont we unpacked a cardboard box belonging to a soldier that lost his life while serving in the korean war. >> it is a very intimate connection to somebody. >> it is. this was a real person. this was a real hero. he had his whole life ahead of him and unfortunately he's not here to tell the stories. so i think it's our job to tell the story for him. >> a soldier has the story and every medal has its own journey. and tens of thousands stolen or just forgotten about. >> randomly find them and get

you can see the wonderful geometric designs to the beadwork and the purple, maroon color things, thoseere used for decorative purposes as well. those are actually beans that were used for decorative purposes as well. the glass beads on the southern plains with the comanche and the kiowa, they took beadwork to an enormously fine art and oftentimes it showed up in the objects that were associated with the native american church. and here are some of these kinds of things. the little pouch there with the figure in the center of it, very tiny beads. each one painstakingly put on. the fans that people carried into the teepees during the ceremonies. and the rattles used to keep time with for the songs. and each one of those handles is wonderfully beaded. although in some instances, as we see here, it was just wrapped with thread instead of beadwork. and adapting all of the different materials they had with them. ins, in this area of ains, what we have is a great deal of veneration for children. not only do we see wonderful toys such as the dolls and the small cradles which were seen as toys

areas of red and purple hilltops about midmorning start to fade away. we still see the offshore winds not quite as strong by the time we get off to the afternoon evening and probably to about friday midday, we're going to stay dry, and high pressure will allow for our temperatures to w chance of showers coming through right there, but here is where things may hit thedown. so that's sunday into monday off to the west. it'll begin to pull up and you see here starting to approach the bay area, so we do think we're still going to get that rain, could still have that atmospheric river connection, but it's slowing down on approach. so it's kind of a mixed bag. it can pull more of that water up out of some tropics but we may have to wait longer for it to rise. we can see here on the extended outlook of that atmospheric river connection right there starting to wrap up into the storm as it makes its approach. looks like some of the heavier rain will be initially focused into southern california. based on that timing we might need11 day forecast. notice it looks

when we are worried about texas turning purple is because our kids tends to vote for democrats.rats -- kids are susceptible to the democrat message. it's will revolution. it's about feeling good. it's about giving you stuff. it's up to us to explain to our students and our youth what that really means. what those false promises are. i pointed out after bernie tweeted to young voters that this is their election. i pointed out that the democrats plan to increase the senior citizens' benefits and tax young people to pay for that. those are unsustainable policies make our social securities system go broke. judge jeanine: unemployment for young people is up along with all the other categories, yet they seem to be attracted to socialism. congressman crenshaw: unemployment is down across all categories. there is a plethora of jobs out there and a huge amount of opportunity. young people want a gig economy where you can choose to sell your work in your own time. many of the bills they pass dee destroy your ability to sell your labor and do what you want to do. they are susceptible to th

. >> coronavirus is the purple, fuchsia. >> coronavirus is the purple. look at h1n1 took off there. nine-week period coronavirus was highway than h1n1. you take the graphic out for a year, h1n1 constituent up to about 60 million people in the united states. there it is there. it became endemic. h1n1 became a circulating pathogen around the entire world. >> is that going to happen? >> that may be what happens with the coronavirus. this may be a new pathogen that circulates around the world similar to h1n1. part of the flu shot people get. coronavirus may be a new pathogen introduced to the world. that may be similar to the flu virus in terms of how it's transmitted. these fatality rates is something we're going to figure more and more about. 2% is the number you'll hear. you'll probably hear that number for a while. but we don't know how many people out there that aren't getting counted. that could bring overall fatality rate down. probably higher than flu but much lower than it is. >> from having studied these others and what they look like in terms of outbreak, what is the next wee

i love every kind of cake, but i've never had purple cake.'ve heard of ube, but i didn't know what it was going to taste like. don't knock it until you try it. barb: in the philippines, it's a big flavor. lemonis: it's really good. what was your motivation to start this? barb: my husband, greg, says, "well, you know what? you should open your own business," because everybody tells me and writes to me about this banana bread. he used to give it out to his clients every year instead of a bottle of wine. lemonis: is that the famous banana bread? barb: that's the chocolate chip banana bread. lemonis: my first impression of barb is that she's effervescent. what's it taste like? she's bright and bold. now, everybody knows that i love sweets and desserts. the question is, i'm not sure what exactly they want help with. what's the on-tap stuff here? barb: so the on-tap, we have a coffee, a green tea, the matcha, and that is our thai tea. this is what we did first, so the nitro coffee. it's just coffee, water, and then a little bit of nitrogen, which i

we are all patriots and part of this solution and whether we are red, blue or purple, it's important that we recognize we are there to represent the 700,000 in our communities and hopefully we will be there because we represent those people. i might not be the same person has alexandria, or as somebody who's a red district are not from but that's okay. that's our job. we are there to find a common ground and come together. one of the things i try to expand to people, it's this linear spectrum of red and blue, it's a circle in the blue in the right time together at the top of that and that's when using interesting coalitions that happen at the top. they are similar more than enough they are. in the public areas, your synergies particularly as congress we've got a lot of veterans in the purple part because i flipped seat. a lot of strong present strong foods and authorized use in military forces a great example. we might have the opportunity to have real conversations because we are representing our communities when we come from different places. i think it really costs. >> also, how w

even some snow near mount hamilton, with the pink and purple, indicating some wintry precipitation.s is the cold storm we have, the next 24 hours and track showers an downpours for your monday and well and go hour by hour and show you the rest of the week with more storms coming your way in a few minutes. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, joe biden and bernie sanders facing off on a debate stage, six feet apart. >> and how they say the country should be handling coronavirus. >>> and many bay area school districts won't have classes this week. parents and kids tell us what they are and aren't looking forward to. >> and businesses certainly getting hit hard. one of the hottest shopping districts in san francisco, districts in san francisco, practically a ghost town today. this burger's delicious! districts in san francisco, practically a ghost town today. let's make it more delicious! ♪ menutaur put an extra patty on that! bam! woah! uh-uhhh! my $4.99 triple bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. so, i go to floor & decor, where they don't just know the difference betwe

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she got a purple luggage tag and instructions this morning, she and her husband are still waiting. >> my husband just started a brand-new job. we already took two weeks of no pay because his job had closed and he got a new job. >> before passenge leave the ship they will be screened by healthcare workers but only passengers who have symptoms or risk factors are getting the actual coronavirus test. >> [ indiscernible ] >> and instructions it was handed out reminding passengers a quarantine order is illegal order of the cdc says it will reassess the order 72 hours after the initial order was served and he will determine whether passengers can be released under last restrictive message but the quarantine could be continued, changed or ended. >> [ indiscernible ] >> there are those buses that will be going to travis it is likely that that couple is aboard the bus as we speak. dozens of passengers just disembarked in the last hour but i should mention once all of the passengers are cleared off hopefully by tomorrow, the crewmembers 1100 of them will think well to see on the ship they will

others carried purple crosses with the names of victims of femicide. today activists are calling for women across mexico to stay out of public life and not participate in the economy as part of a national strike against gender violence. in chile, organizers estimate over 1 million women and allies took to the streets of the capital santiago. in colombia and argentina, demands for legal abortion took center stage. in guatemala took to the streets , hundreds to mark the third anniversary of the gruesome killing of 41 girls who were burnt alive for protesting sexual and physical violence at an orphanage outside guatemala city. protests also took place in the neighboring country of el salvador, hundreds, costa rica. large protests also took place in thailand, indonesia, the philippines, saudi arabia, and spain, united states, and pakistan. marches in turkey were met by police violence. in iraq, where mass anti-government protests have been taking place since last october, women marked the day at tahrir square with red and white roses and purple protest ban

hamilton, the precip, the rain/snow mix from the pink to the purple and as we go into milpitas and sananta clara, you folks picked up anywhere from a third to some areas a half inch of rain yesterday, and some light showers continue from the peninsula, south san francisco, burlingame, 280, up through the city here and the sunset, but in the north bay, you have been lacking for sure. yesterday only about some of you maybe a quarter inch but less than that and as you see from middletown through petaluma a few scattered light showers but looking at santa rosa over towards vacaville it's pretty quiet out there. it's snowing in the mountains. winter storm warning continues for another 30 hours and we're looking at 47 mountain view. 46 in novato and certainly the cold air in place. the breezy winds, and current winds at the surface 30 miles an hour in oakland. about 15 san francisco and you can see the winds up inlf mn ba so itllas to do with the system traveling town the coast down the coast to the west of us, allowing for showers to keep going and a cool day out there. so we'll keep that i

this will happen if i take you to the maps, you can see the sig-alert, zero miles where you see the purple line, southbound 17 past l hi. -hey. so, what are you working on? i'm in kind of a... yard off.b! bill.e. make your yard the envy of the block this spring at lowe's. with savings on craftsman, scotts and honda. so you stay ahead of the pack. the apartment building where the fire was. when things like this happen, i think you find a new perspective on life. hi. red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and, if we overcame that or if we can overcome that, we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ] >>> take a look around and see where the storm is. it's in the northern part of the state and into our doorstep right now. that will increase as the storm slides southward. you can see the showers rolling south and the snow, the abundant amount of snow that will develop in the sierra, and we have a winter weather advisory at 5:00 this morning, so about 17 minutes through 11:00 tomorrow. look at the snow totals getting up to around a foot and maybe even more in s

still getting a lot of questions about the big purple museum in san jose where children and employees might have been exposed to the coronavirus. here is what with we know. the museum shut down after learning that an employee might have been exposed to covid-19. that is a big field trip day but the exposure is limited to wednesday, march 4th. so that is the area of concern. the museum is now closed until next tuesday march 10th. they're doing a deep clean. children's discovery museum is answering questions from parents over on the facebook page. they say they are also following the advice of the santa clara county public health department. by now you -- you probably have hand sanitizer and disinfecting wipes and kari went and got a batch yesterday and we've seen empty store shelves but now it is time what you need in case you have you have to quarantine. it might be what you have in your earthquake kit. think of grains and nut butters and beans and baby food or formula to last two weeks. you also have to have enough medicine to last a quarantine which is 14 days, that means prescripti

just the purple one.up that one now ♪ >> who is that >> jimmy: just a stranger. ♪ thank you, journals, for now reading less like a diary and more like a captain's log after being lost at sea. [ light laughter ] that's good. you can go to the next one ♪ >> it's definitely friday around here ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, making shows from home, for making me feel like i got a promotion from talk show host to youtube star don't forget to smash that like button thank you, couch, for really stepping up during this difficult time to become a desk, table, bed, bookshelf and trash can. next one ♪ thank you, dr. anthony fauci, listening to trump for looking like me when someone suggests a 9:00 a.m. zoom meeting ♪ thank you, 40-minute limit on free zoom software seriously, thank you, thank you, thank you. 40 minutes is enough that's good. thank you, welp, for being the official slogan of wrapping up a phone call during quarantine ♪ thank you, virtual happy hours for being a great rebranding for drinking alone ♪ that's o

these purple shoes in collaboration with the 17-year- old activist. the proceeds will go to supporting a group of women from oakland on their journey to college. they can wear the shoes in the marathon in oakland expected to happen in two weeks. >>> let's talk about the chance of rain that is going to be with us for the next three days. very hidden but the possibilities and the clouds in the south bay and the further south you are the more likely you are to see a light shower or two between now and about wednesday. i will explain why. when we look at the big picture first let's look it on the close up view. doppler showing a few showers to the east. a few showers to the west. the gutter ball right now or i should say down the middle with two gutter balls on each side. i want you to see how this plays out between now and tomorrow morning. this is the accumulated rainfall potential between now and 9:30 am tomorrow morning. the totals are small. a b3 hundreds of an inch of rain for the northbay and i showed at the top of the newscast. that would likely c

notice how the area red and purple showing up in the diablo range and the east bay as we begin the workweek with the wind advisory in the high elevations about 9:00 tomorrow morning given the fact we have not seen any rain in more than 30 days. an increase fire danger for in land hills heading into tomorrow. the seven-day forecast we'll look at when rain could make a come back in our forecast coming up about 10 minutes from now. >> thanks very much. >>> a case in serviceman who appeared to be attacked and robbed. a second suspect wanted in connection. the 56 years old man is charged of two counts of robbery and two counts of elder abuse. >>> the clean up and investigation continues into a san francisco warehouse fire that we told you about at 11:00. firefighters spent the day making sure no hot spots popped up. t a at the intersection of tolland and evans. firefighters say it could have been much worse. no one entered the building. >>> now to making it in the bay. our extensive coverage of the bay area's housing crisis. the home supply is at its lowest point in seven years. the result is bu

the purple line shows miami-dade county in florida. as you can see santa clara county, there's a little timeline insert there. santa clara county started taking action against coronavirus early. by february 10th, santa clara county had declared a state of emergency over the virus. by march 5th, the county issued work from home guidance, march 9th there were further restrictions. shortly after that point you started to see a new downward trend in the share of the population with flu-like illnesses, with fevers. that downward trend became more precipitous after further measures were put in place, after schools were closed and a shelter in place stay at home rule was put into place. that's the blue line. look at the purple line now. look at what happened to miami-dade over the same period. they didn't take any action until march 12th when they issued their state of emergency. in that county, cases continued to rise. didn't start to fall until after the schools were closed as well as restaurants and bars. once they did institute those furt

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. >>> san jose's big purple building is also closed this weekend, the children's discovery museum haseen set to reopen tuesday march 17th. in san jose's tech interactive, is closed with plans to reopen april 1st. in san francisco, performances of harry potter and the cursed child is postponed. >>> b.a.r.t., cal train and muni, a all of the of changes and empty seats. with a lot of people working from home, this is what it looks like. cal train looks like a ghost town, this photo being tweeted out. cleaning in muni car is no joke. look at the photo of the cleaning process and routine happening. and on b.a.r.t., all stations have hand sanitizer stations. they say ridership is down about 35%. >> we will be right back, before we go, we will bust another coronavirus myth. take a look. clooer clear tv just keeps getting better. how you watch it does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the b

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