You just know there are more great things to come. Hello and welcome to our viewers here in the United States and Around The World. Im Michael Holmes in atlanta. Appreciate your company. With just hours to spare, the u. S. Senate late saturday averted a Government Shutdown by a vote of 889. Senators passed the house bill that will keep the money flowing for another 45 days. The white house sent out a photo of President Biden signing the shortterm measure into law shortly before the med night deadline. The deal came together with surprising speed in the end with u. S. House speaker Kevin Mccarthy abruptly changing course and asking democrats for help. The result was a resounding bipartisan passage of a shortterm bill. But many lawmakers on both sides are very unhappy the final bill did not contain additional aid to ukraine, especially at such a critical moment in the war. Still, Senate Leaders were relieved to have brought this showdown to an end. Its been a day full of twists and turns
Live from cnn center, this is newsroom with Michael Holmes. And welcome to our viewers here in the United States and all around the world. Im Michael Holmes at the cnn center in atlanta. Appreciate your company. Now with just hours to spare, the u. S. Senate late on saturday averted a Government Shutdown by a vote of 889. Senators passed a house bill that will keep money flowing for another 45 days. The white house sent out a photograph. You see it there of President Biden signing the shortterm measure into law shortly before the midnight deadline. Now, the deal came together with surprising speed in the end with u. S. House speaker Kevin Mccarthy abruptly changing course and asking democrats for help. The result was a resounding bipartisan passage of a shortterm bill. But many lawmakers on both sides are very unhappy that the final bill did not contain additional u. S. Aid to ukraine especially at such a critical moment in the war. Still, Senate Leaders were relieved to have brought t
And right now, what you see are these oranges and yellows. And these are significant rainfall rates throughout the south bay right now. Lets click on these. And i know, when you think rainfall rates really just give you a great idea of how hard, they say its coming down for an hour. Its an average of 2. 37 inches. Not too much rainfall. But that rate, 0. 50, those are significant. Those will get you off the road. Those are the kinds of winds you pull over, in milpitas, parts of palo alto, short lived and of course it causes problems. In north bay were concerned mostly with the flash flood concerns which last until, this morning lasts until 6 00 a. M. For the burn zones. Then we have an advise advice wind advisory. See you back here in a little bit. Well now, ktvus jesse gary, its a major hardship for others. Reporter good evening to you. And the past hour, the conditions have worsened, i removed my glasses because theyre getting soaked. More than the 10 00 hour. On santa clara in downt
Roads there in could mean challenge commute for day to. Will you know what its doing coming up. The good news we are about done. I think toward the east and south we are still dealing with moisture. You can see the circulation heading east. 11 update on the forecast coming up. Welcome back. President trumps order to end Legal Protections for immigrants from el salvador to affect 50,000 people in california. The white house says it will revoke special protected status for salvadorans in september of next year. Many fled their country in the wake of two devastating earthquakes in 2001 the was granted them legal entry and gave them Social Security numbers, work permits and drivers licenses. With this administration everything is going to be hard. This administration, before he started he said im going to kick everybody out. Right now 200,000 salvadorans who entered under protected status live in the u. S. And many are raising children who are legal citizens. They were born here. Advocates
Stick around for the next couple of hours. See how part of this was raining in oakland today. Drivers using the wipers, of course. Well have people out in the elements trying to stay dry with their umbrellas. And on the 23rd avenue exit from northbound, a lot of standing water causing slowdowns and traffic. Now emergency crews spent the day responding to dozens of crashes on bay area roadways. Road flairs, flashing lights were caught. Nonstop calls and responding to 100 accidents. As the rain continues, we may see problems in the morning commute tomorrow. And lets take a live look at our storm tracker, the yellow and orange areas, the heavy range still flowing across the bay area. Safe to say the storm isnt over just yet. Chief meteorologist bill martin to give us a little bit of context on just how much rain has fallen so far. Well, we are seeing interesting enough, its been a heavy rain day, a lot of rain. Well show you those in a minute. The heaviest rain of the day, moving in right