COVID in Austin: Latino, Black populations remain hardest hit.
Advocates are calling for Austin health officials to make testing and vaccines more accessible for Latino, Black and low-income families
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Advocates are calling for Austin health officials to make testing and vaccines more accessible for Latino, Black and low-income families
steady but gusting so that's, getting our attention because the wind sheer consideration. the golden gate ferry pulled into the terminal tonight with some passengers talking about the wild ride across the bay. >> right when you're in the middle of the bay, you start rocking and rolling quite a bit. once you get behind angel island, it's not so bad. >> reporter: so you get seasick. >> i do, i do. >> reporter: do you usually take the mead. >> just in the last few days i have. >> reporter: are you glad you took it today? >> i do,. >> reporter: some cars became stalled in standing wate...
the area. jana katsuyama live in the sierra, chief meteorologist bill martin has the latest on the system's track. but we begin with ken wayne. >> reporter: we're in the embarcadero, the brick window you see behind me has sandbags reason why. the bay waters have been splashing over the sidewalks here over the embarcadero. at one point we had a truck that splashed a good wave. the big problem is a wind. wind warnings. so far the action has been north of the bay bridge. this is how the drive looked on highway 101 in sonoma county. in santa rosa a fallen tree blocks the onramp from 101 ...