And light rain, not a lot here, but this is the warm sector, and no dynamics. It is with this, and it will start lifting later, and more to the north and south later on. The south will be mild and muggy today upper 60s. 50s and 40s on the tents, temperatures, and sliding back toward us. Mild and muggy or toward the south bay, the rain focusing the energy toward the north, but widespread this morning. Mid to upper 50s and 60s. Its only fitting that im covering the traffic today. That is what the folks are pointing out on social media today. I am indoors and glad to be doing well. I appreciate everybodys well wishes. There were far too many people wishing me well and wishing by photographer well. Overwhelming and outpouring. Getting down to business, the toll plaza, still a good looking ride if youre heading from the east bay into San Francisco this morning, a few bar cars making the drive. But a good time to make the trip. 880 in oakland flowing smoothly right past the colosseum and hea
From the National Hurricane center. Wind are at 130 miles an hour, gusts to 160. Way this storm is looking i expect it will be stronger at the next update, possibly not a category five but stronger category four at least. It is moving very slowly southwest at just 6 miles an hour. Heres the latest track. This is encouraging because thinks first track in 48 hours that has kept joaquin completely off the coast of the united states. It will be a category three through the day saturday and downgrades makes closest pack to us far off shore as a category one and weakening to a tropical storm. National Hurricane Center did say in the discussion that they expect a eastward adjustment as long as nothing goes wrong and changes in the information that were getting over the next 12 to 24 hours. You can see the storm well off to the south. What were dealing with tonight doesnt have anything to do with joaquin, it is heavy rain, moisture along a frontal boundary and persistent northeast flow that wi
Now stay off shore. You can seep, it is well off shore from philadelphia, as we get into our tuesday there, as category one. That will will help us out immensely, because as you know, it is only one of our stories today. The other is we still have this stalled out front, that has been delivering rain, particularly down the shore, having some horrible flooding problems, and we are going to see more of that today, now, light rain, moving through, but heavier rain expected, in fact, you can see little bit of it kicking up in cape may right now with the little yellow blips that you see on the radar. Thats heavier showers. Taking live look, at the boardwalk plaza in rehoboth, 61 degrees, chilly, look at the winds there, 38 Miles Per Hour winds. You see that we do have wet boardwalk there. So the rain has been coming down, as well. We are under coastal flood warnings, for our entire area, now, and it is right through the weekend. Thats because we are expecting that any additional rain is goi
Without their integral involvement. I think from the challenges, the article does that, naming them, talking about them, and trying to understand where theres common ground, theres difficulties figuring out, ultimately with a goal of Getting Services to people who need them, from a Public Health evidence based services to people that need them is the end game we want. And then lastly data, we took a cursory look for today. Id like to do more on that, i think thats critical. Mark . Where you live often changes where you think. Where im located, i dont see the negatives as much as the positives. Were flooded with great opportunities, we cant take in all of them. To see the partnerships that are going on are terrific. So im very positive on this. I think in terms of addressing the challenges, it is the faith communities can be the trip wires for the challenge and the solution at the same time. Weve had conversations with the north american chair of somalia, hes very interested in working
He takes us to colorado to meet the man who created the 3d bionic hand. Ive seen a lot of Amazing Things in the field, but this is really cool. Thats our team, now lets do some science. [ music ] hi, guys, we are back here at techknow for another week of Amazing Stories and screen and innovation. Well get started with this heart in a box. Check it out, this is an actual beating heart outside of the body. This is seriously the most amazing thing ive ever seen and touched. Lets check out the story. When it comes to heart transplants, its always a race against time. Weve all seen it on tv. When a donor heart becomes available, medical teams must move quickly. The organ is removed and preserved by placing it in ice. The heart must arrive at the recipients hospital within six hours thats because the ice damages the heart making it unfit for transplant. In this will keep hearts warm and beating. This will be a major break through in transplant history. The first human transatlantic took plac