Bay area calling for justice. Im laura garcia. Coming up the demonstrations and im marcus washington. Happening today. Mike will have a look at the and crank up the ac because you commute coming up. First, we have to talk about the are going to need it. Hot temperatures. Kari, its going to be a hot one kari hall has been tracking especially for people who dont those triple digits in the bay have air conditioning. Its going to be a tough one area today. Take a look at it now. Today. Yes, really tough today hot out there. Especially when the morning its getting hot in here. Temperatures dont come down a thanks so much for joining us on lot, and were starting out with upper 60s in san jose as well as concord. Were at 60 degrees in san wednesday. Francisco. I knew it was wednesday but as we get a look at where were the prompter said tuesday. Going to go for today, as we get wait a minute, i know its not a look at one of those hot spots, dublin, where our tuesday. Ill just say a great morni
Walnut creek as you said for much of the afternoon things are pretty peaceful. The message out here was positive. Lots of Police Officers were also here but as we got into the night things got a little dicey out here police tell us there was some vandalism to buildings in the downtown area, several arrests were also made and some officers and protesters were also in some scott killing thousands of people were involved in this protest it started at civic park across from city hall and eventually marched through the streets people were Holding Signs and chanting calling for justice for george floyd and others who have been killed by police in most spots around downtown protesters were met with lots of Police Officers north main from target down through Broadway Plaza had been guarded by police sent it closed on sunday night because of looters who ransacked several stores protesters tell us however they are against that kind of behavior because it overshadows what day are trying to like t
Violence. You hear people say, theyre doing it one day at a time. One day is too much. For us, were doing it one second at a time, and were choosing to remain postive. 30 year old kortni thorton fell victim to Domestic Violence two weeks ago. Police say the mother of three was shot 18 times in front of her children. Her estranged husband dexter gardner. Was the man behind the trigger. She did everything that she was supposed to do to make sure that she around and provide a safe environment for her sons. Her mother yvette formed a foundation shortly after her death. Called the seed of hope it helps us to get the word out that this is a serious issue. Not just to our family, but to the community. Recent data shows 58 people died during incidents of Domestic Violence in 2015 15 more with faith in god. Kortnis family hopes to use this tragedy. To help others. Her death, was not for nothing. It has impacted so many people and we plan on carrying her legacy on. 50 percent of the proceeds fro
This announcement by expressing my deep gratitude and apleeshation, and of course our congratulations to our host, secretary of state, john kerry, and to you, the government and people of the United States, for this timely invitation to attend the summit. On an urgent issue focused on our oceans. As the secretary of state has said, it is our shared hope and the only one we have. Ladies and gentlemen, for far too long, human activities in the name of development and our single minded pursuit for shortterm gains and profits have had severe impacts on the health of our environment. Ese include illegal fishing, dumping of waste in the ocean, industrial activity which have caused excessive Carbon Dioxide emissions and of course the list goes on. In combination, these activities have greatly affected the health of our oceans and our planet and of course the ecosystems. These have results in what we see now. Completion of fishery stocks, acidification, Sea Level Rise, increased Ocean Temperat
The states want them to wear gloves. All that and much more on cbs this Morning Saturday, january, 25th, 2015. Captioning funded by cbs welcome to the weekend, and its a special weekend for the world of music. The grammys are, of course, tomorrow night. Well have a preview app late conditions from billboards joe levy. And guy clark at 72 and battling cancer hes up for best album of the year. And the band also nominated for grammy this year will play for you right here in studio 57. But we begin with america trapped in a freeze frame. Frigid air couplinged with snow is the story from the dakotas to the ohio valley and straight on through maine. Iceslicken roadways and poor visibilities are making driving conditions hazardous. There were several crashes and spinouts along i94 in minnesota. Several subzero temperatures have canceled Outdoor Activities in wisconsin. Schools are closed. Don dahler has more. Good morning, don. Reporter good morning, anthony. Good morning, vinita. Were going