to rotate in. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. @áásome areas way below average santa árosa, some areas where á they should be. let s ágo over to sal now. he has had a few things to talk about. á let s see if there is anything new áto talk about. nothing new right now traffi áis moving along pretty á well if you re driving on most á of these areas. although there is a little bit á of slowing out there on some of the ácommutes i can show you áthat if i put up the traffic á map, there s not much slowing going áon on 580 and 680. there áwas slowing going on at the ápass. there áis some traffic going over towards the toll please á acin san rafael. 7:01. á back to the headlines. áas of this morning, á california has almost 68,000 á confirmed cases of the coronavirus. á the death toll from covid-19 ástands at more than 27 in our here in ááthe bay area, there a 94 confirmed cases. virus ádeaths were reported áyesterday in santa clara countá as well a
in a blob u.s. national intelligence authorities and this is important have rejected the conspiracy doing is deflating or deflecting attention away from the fact that the u.s. has response to covert 19 fares well poorly compared to that of most developed countries including south korea and now even italy but the u.s. dealings with china are not confined to a war of words between washington and beijing c. there s also this last week the united states sent b. 52 bombers into the south china sea as a show of force in the region and then over the weekend 2 more u.s. navy ships were sent to patrol the south china sea the u.s. . and the u.s. and cesar chavez are both being assigned to patrol the area off the coast of malaysia where the u.s. accuses china with stealing the country s. oil supply china argues look the region is part of the south china sea which belong to them they say historically and now they china threatening the united states to leave what they call their backyard
treasure island camera. here s what you can expect with the cold front, light and scattered showers. the best chance for that is the northbay as we head through the day. breezy southerly winds at 20 miles per hour at the frontal system pushes across the region and unsettled weather continues for tomorrow as well. we will take you hour by hour on futurecast coming up in just a few minutes. for now, back to you. breaking news overnight. the driver of this card died. the car smashed into a parked post office trailer truck just after midnight on garcia avenue. the driver was trapped in the car as it caught fire. firefighters arrived and pulled the driver out of rning car. cpr e dnosurvive the investigation continues into why the car crashed into the truck. we are also following breaking news out of concorde. an apartment fire left half the building destroyed. this was a fire overnight at an abandoned property on mount hood circle. fire broke out just after 3 am and firefighters
said they work there and they re worried about their working conditions and their health. trucks hauling brand-new tesla cars left the fremont plant monday. news chopper two was overhead and saw cars in the parking lot. tesla is starting production against alameda county rules. i will be on the line with everyone else. if anyone is arrested i ask it only be me. the rule is in defiance of the shelter in place order. we are getting very close. even the bay area moderate patients are coming in the next number of days, a week or so. i m confident we will get through this. governor newsom was unaware tesla had resumed operations. he expected that could happen next week. when asked if the company should be sharing sanctioned he replied it would be a county wide response. i m sure the health department would be the first to check in with. tesla returned to work playbook with social distancing and employees staying home when they are sick, shuttles will carry half the amo
and just make up some stuff because jon-erik cups to us from west virginia and he s done some fantastic scholarship for us at the blog about those early months and the early year of the war in 1861, which really set the stage for what happens in 1861 and onward. a lot of people forget about how formative the action in west virginia was and he s in there with his sleeves rolled up. really working the material in a way that i ve been impressed with. but now i m going to read this really nice introduction. from mount pleasant, ohio. he studied history at bethany college and received a masters of library and information science at kent state university. where he focused his studies on archives and preservation. he started his career in the preservation at the library of copping and later worked for a congress and later worked for a pittsburgh-based preservation firm, where he developed preservation strategies for libraries, archives and museums. in 2012 he was named director of a