A summer without rodeos, a mule kick to rural america. And later, the concert that covid could not cancel. This is the cbs weekend news. , washington. This week marks a milestone in the evolution of our democracy. 100 years since women obtained the right to vote. It wasnt given. They fought for it for 41 years and the 19th amendment made it so. Election day this year is 79 days away, but earlier in states that allow absentee or mailin voting. Now, voting in a pandemic means an unprecedented number of ballots will be mailed. But there are worries the post office might not deliver all ballots on time. Toy the post office announced a 90 day moratorium on the removal of collection boxes. This has been seen in several states. President trump blames democrats, not his new postmaster general for concerns hovering over the verifiable handling of more mailin ballots. But today there is another issue, a deeply personal one. Late yesterday the president s younger Brother Robert died in new york.
Camera here showing all the overcast conditions but that things are going to start to clear as we get closer of course to the afternoon hours. So what temperatures are going to be very similar to what we saw as a matter of fact yesterday so getting into the afternoon. Its going to be a little bit nicer once we get the visibility better right more sunshine out there couple miles of visibility. Wise for oakland and through hayward through atc are going to get some of the patchy fog. Pretty severed fog here along the coast but already were starting to see Clear Conditions, especially if youre more inland like concord right now, but we are going to see it for everybody as we get closer to midday today. And yes temperature were looking pretty good very even in some versus what we saw yesterday as well and then temperatures anywhere from mild to warm but some hot ones are going to return to us once again all those details coming up in just a bit back to the news, thanks rebecca, lets get to
Oaeland Police Station was damaged in a fire was set at the end of the county courthouse, lets go to kron fours reyna harvey she has the latest on that from oakland reyna. Dorian james a lot happening last night and like you mentioned all these protests that we saw were all in solidarity with Portland Oregon but were going to show you oaklands protest from yesterday now you can see things started peaceful. Police say about 700 people came out to this protest you could see people walking down the streets here a pretty Diverse Group of people chanting things like black lives matter and briana taylors see they have signs as well as the protests progressed into the night you can see some things started to escalate were going to show you that. You can see some people within that crowd started vandalizing several locations is street sign the hour toppling over here. Now before they knocked over this i said this is an online full assembly and chemicals will be deployed, so they not this over
The bulk of todays we try to get some clearing happening through southern marin heres what happens as we go forward to the parable kind of freeze at 9. 15 still some work to be done along even the east bay shoreline at that point the peninsula in the north bay now it does clear out for much of the bexar least most of it at least but along the peninsula coast and up to southern marin it will be fighting to some of that overcast or at least some fog clouds temperatures in the lower 60s, some upper 50s picking up to the north bay 56 San Francisco, 59 livermore and 63 antioch ok help couple degrees ahead than we were from yesterday except the junk here in the peninsula. But all in all fairly mild as it will be today even in the inland areas where it could open up fairly quickly, well keep a few scattered clouds and here am still 11 00am at 7585 by 2 oclock and we have actually earn a school down by the middle of the week well get into that a little bit later on march. All right dave thanks
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