Clear sky as we start out on this tuesday. In san jose some low 40s through 5 00. And then well hold steady through about 8 00. And then throughout the day, mostly sunny sky. It is going to be nice. But then clouds move in later this evening as the storm system that were seeing just to our north starts to make its way closer and there could be some rain in the north bay as early as tonight so ill talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. Mike is tracking the drive to work. How is it looking. There may be one area, not the rain youre talking about tonight, possibly in the north bay, im talking about right now over the trivalley. There may be a slick roadway southbound 680 into the sunol grade. Reports of a oil slick in a lane after what sounds like a fenderbender. Ill double check with the chp and get more detail. We dont see slowing on the sensors, im worried about traction. So be careful as you head toward the Mission North exit there. Now toward the bay bridge, contra costa, u
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This is Al Jazeera America live from new york city. Im Richelle Carey. And it is a somber day at the Supreme Court. The cat ket of Justice Scalia is now in the courts great hall. Live pictures for you here. The public is allowed in today to pay their respects. And this morning Justice Scalias fellow justices joined his family for a private ceremony, lead by Justice Scalias son, father paul scalia. Libby casey tell us more about the ceremony. Reporter it was brief this morning, but an opportunity for Justice Scalias fellow Supreme Court justices as well as two retired members of the court to pay some respects to have a moment of community and also of course for antonin scalias family to gather as well. We also saw on hand, clerks and people who work in the court. This intimate court family. Now the public is allowed in. So we see lines. They started early this morning. The public looking for the opportunity to go by and pay their respects to the casket as well as view a portrait of Just
Good morning and welcome to al Jazeera America. Im stephanie si, it has now been five days since typhoon haiyan devastated the philippines and in the aftermath there is a humanitarian crisis and people are without shelter and there are reports of mass braves and bodies lining the streets. Some desperate survivors resorted to looting and they have a state of National Calamity. We declare today a state of National Calamity to hasten the movements of the government on rescue relief and rehabilitation efforts on the provinces effected. Reporter aid is coming too late for those without food, water and medicine for days. The government now estimates the death toll at nearly 1800, support for storm victims is trickling in from the u. S. Military and 5,000 troops we deployed today aboard the uss George Washington and will arrive in 23 days and with the recovery we are joined in the philippines by Al Jazeera Craig Leeson and you were at the airport today and what is the situation on the ground
Colleagues held in egypt. Is the swiss government going to prosecute you if you comply with our laws. Bankers in the hot seat con capitol hill. Credit squeeze, answering gens about billions hidden away from the irs. Hi there. Good morning, thanks for waking up with Al Jazeera America. Im thomas drayton. We begin with a controversial bill in arizona that set off a National Debate over gay rights. The bill jeetoed by the states vetoed by the states government. It followed days of pressure. The bill professed to allow Business Owners the ability to refuse service to people against their religious beliefs. The governor was under pressure, refusing 40,000 calls and phone calls to veto the bill. Yes, that pressure certainly had been mounting over the course of the last several days. Political pressure, social and economic as you mentioned. If passed it would have amounted to discriminatory practiceses. The veto has been called a victory. Days of protest turn to cheers. At Arizona Governor ja