You can also enter your address to see if you would be affected. Find it right now at abc7news. Com. Starting today, you can eat, workout, go to church, go to the movies inside in napa county. Napa county is the first north bay county to enter the orange tier. The updated guidance came from the state yesterday. The economy and reopenings are one of the things were focusing in on on building a better bay area. Abc7 News Reporter Amy Hollyfield is live with more on this. Napa county is celebrating. The napa valley register says even one of the supervisors wore an orange tie to the supervisor meeting yesterday. Theyre so happy to be in the orange tier. This means that more businesses can welcome more customers inside. Restaurants can now double their capacity. They can now have 50 capacity inside. Gyms can go from 10 to 25 capacity. Great news for napa wineries, they can also serve people inside. Bowling alleys, those will now reopen. The team at napa bowl is very excited. Thank god. It w
Bob orr is in washington with the latest on this. Bob . Reporter scott, as you say, u. S. Officials now strongly suspect the jetliner was brought down by some kind of surfacetoair missile but so far they tell us its not clear who fired it or more importantly whether the passenger jet was being deliberately targeted. Some of the answers will ultimately come through intelligence but some will have to come through wreckage in the planes black boxes. The trail of debris clearly shows the jet began breaking up in midair. Wreckage and bodies are spread over several miles along the flight path and that would be consistent with the plane being ripped apart by aerodynamic forces after the aircraft was penetrated by some kind of high explosive projectile like a missile. Large sections of the jet have been recovered now away from the primary crash site. At the impact crater itself, the wreckage is more pulverized and charred, suggesting the plane hit the ground at a high rate of speed and engulfe
Globe. Captioning funded by cbs ng. Good to be with you. Imema this is the cbs morning news for friday, february 28th, 2014. Good morning. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. This morning droughtstricken Southern California is getting hit hard by a powerful pacific storm. But it may be too much of a good thing. This is the second and stronger half of a onetwo storm punch to hit the west coast. The fear is all the water will produce flooding and mud slides in areas recently overrun by wildfires. Evacuations have been ordered east of los angeles. And the rain is already falling in l. A. Residents in the mountains east of the city were warned they face injury or death if they dont leave. Serene branson of our los angeles station kcbs reports from glendora, california. Reporter Glendora Police warned evacuating residents if they left, they couldnt come back. Saturday afternoon. Its really going to depend on the amount of rainfall. Reporter many chose to stay despite the Evacuation Ord
Captioning funded by cbs this is the cbs morning news for friday, february 28th, 2014. Good morning. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. This morning droughtstricken Southern California is getting hit hard by a powerful pacific storm. But it may be too much of a good thing. This is the second and stronger half of a onetwo storm punch to hit the west coast. The fear is all the water will produce flooding and mud slides in areas recently overrun by wildfires. Evacuations have been ordered east of los angeles. And the rain is already falling in l. A. Residents in the mountains east of the city were warned they face injury or death if they dont leave. A reporter reports from glendora, california. Reporter Glendora Police warned evacuating residents if they left, they couldnt come back. Saturday afternoon. Its really going to depend on the amount of rainfall. Reporter many chose to stay despite the Evacuation Order. If anything happens, they said, were not going to come and get you. Ye
Captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Pelley good evening, this is our western edition and we begin the broadcast in the west where that fastmoving brushfire is still burning out of control, threatening homes east of los angeles. Hundreds of firefighters are trying to contain it. Strong winds early in the day made that difficult. Hundreds of people who live in glen dora and azusa have been ordered to evacuate. We were sent this picture of the fire bearing down on her neighbors home. The Police Believe the fire was started by campers in the Angeles National forest. Carter evans is on the screen for us, carter . Firefighters are still putting out some hot spots, scott. This is one of five homes that were destroyed. 17 more were burned and 2,000 people were forced to evacuate. This fire has been burning all day and its now only 30 contained. The fire began just before day break. Within hours it burned across more than two and a half square miles of dr