Cooler and breezy. Inland a lot of 70s or very low 80s. Here is sal. All right. And just looking at the list here, right now the roads in sonoma and napa county are open. We will put up a map of the area. It looks like business as usual. They are all open. There are streets that are closed in downtown napa but those are just local streets and that is because of damage to buildings on those streets. But again 29, 37, 121 and of course interstate 80 are all open for business if if you are driving in the area right now the morning commute looks pretty typical. There are slow downs here and there. Lets go to this live picture now. Westbound bay bridge that traffic looks good coming into San Francisco. And if you are driving on 237 westbound, that is a light commute on the way out. 5 01 lets go back to the desk. We are still following the latest developments on that magnitude 6. 0 earthquake. The quake was centered near American Canyon. A lot of damage reported. Work crews have been keeping
Including a child hit by flying debris. Lets check in with allison harmilan on the scene with the very latest. Reporter the building behind me partially collapsed, the sign behind me points to the train station, opera house, the hardest downtown nap a this morning it is devestated. The the San Francisco bay area in quarter after century, rippled through the area sunday morning. It was just bouncing around, like we were on a roller coaster ride from hell. Reporter the tremors broke gas lines, cup toured 60 water mains, caused fires that destroyed at least six homes. The earthquake damaged many of nappas historic buildings, officials determined 33 buildings now uninhabitable. That includes nappa county courthouse, christina jamisons home. I called 911. I said you guys have to come over here my house may fall over right now. The quake hit californias wine country near the peak of tourist season and harvest. It cracked dozens every tanks, barrels, shattered countless wine bottles, sending
Which is telling people how long you sat, how long were you in class. Its not very good at telling people what youve actually learned. Ifill those are just some of the stories were covering on tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by moving our economy for 160 years. Bnsf, the engine that connects us. And the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. And with the ongoing support of these institutions and. This program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Ifill at least 58 people died in a wave of attacks across iraq today. Most of the violence targeted shiite districts. Scores of people were wounded. The deadliest blast happened at this mosque in baghdad. A suicide bomber detonated a vest packed with explosives as worshippers were leaving after midday prayers. White house Officials Say the u. S. Paid no ran
Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson may have shot at brown as many as 10 times. We will play highlights from the funeral and speak to mourners who share their own stories about police brutality. They kicked down my door. They put nine millimeters on my tds had and they weren nothing but 9, 10 for 11 years old. They took my kids and lock them up for 30 days. 30 days over a snickers bar. As well as the nine millimeters and kicked in my house. That day, my whole life changed. X then we look at the crisis in libya three years after the u. S. Back toppling up Muammar Gaddafi. Egypt andhe past week the United Arab Emirates has secretly carried out airstrikes against islamist militia there. We will stick with professor Vijay Prashad, author of, arab spring, libyan winter. If you just give the libyan people a destroyed country, how are they going to build a future . That is the real danger of the air apartment in the style the americans conduct. They level countries and then tell people to c
Justice is justice is today, the parents and relatives of Michael Brown laid their 18yearold to rest as the country looked on. The Friendly Temple Missionary Baptist Church in st. Louis was the scene of outpouring for the brown family, a day where love, grief and anger were summoned at the funeral for a young man taken away violently and too soon. Michael was a big guy, but he was a kind, gentle soul. I would be lying if i said im still anger in my heart. I cant be no fool. You have to do it the right way. You got to keep our dollars in our pockets. We have to look out for each other. He wanted to go to college and have a family. He wanted to be a good father. God chose differently and im at peace about that. Hes not a lost soul. His death is not in vain. Any commemoration of browns life brought into sharp focus questions unanswered. Most regarding race. This mornings New York Times details standard juvenile struggles, but chose to describe the teenager as, quote, no angel. That sparke