It is expensive. The trees were torched. So was this car. Residents say it shows exactly how dangerous illegal fireworks can be. Officially the cause of the fire on luke court is undetermined. Witnesses say the teenagers playing with fireworks nearby seem like obvious culprits. I worry our house. Reporter this one before fire san jose crews responded to on independence day. The cypress trees out front went up in flames threatening surrounding homes. One car was completely damaged. We were able to save both of the homes. Reporter while Police Report no major arrest some hospitals no major injuries. San jose received a huge number of fireworks complaints to their hotline. The city started tracking them in early june. In the months leading up to the fourth they received 130 complaints. On the holiday itself that number jumped up to 1765. We will investigate those to determine if they have evidence that is credible. And issue citations. Reporter from alviso to downtown the sky was alight w
What a scorcher shes getting. The south bay, trivalley, parts of the delta. Its going to be really hot. The sunrise at san jose. And were still dealing with poor air quality. Unhealthy to be outside for long periods of time. Spare the air for the inland east bay, santa clara valley. If youre on your way out the door, another hot day in oakland. Well talk about the rest of the bay area, too. Mike you are updating a crash in fremont. I am. We just got something. I dont know what. Im going to check that out. East bay, yeah, southbound 880 does jam up. We told you about the crash. Slow lane blocked toward alvarado boulevard. We do see slowing. It should smooth out as the traffic break clears. A smooth drive where the lanes are quickly filling up. Back to you. Thank you very much, mike. 5 01. Two small earthquakes you might have felt on opposite ends of the bay area. Maybe you slept through them. One was a 3. 5 that rattled 20 miles south of gilroy a little before midnight. The other struck
we are following the fallout of lawmakers are trying to figure out what follows next. we are tracking the new proposal that state democrats are pushing. let s check in with washington with the latest national developments. chris? reporter: laura and marcus, good morning to you. after friday s landmark supreme court abortion decision, lawmakers on both sides of the div decision are trying to figure out the next steps. people filled the streets channeling their angers this weekend after the decision. and, expressing their joy. after friday s supreme court ruling overturning roe v. wade, which had been the law of the land for 50 years, democratic leaders are moving swiftly to protect access to abortion in their state and bracing for an influx of people looking for care. at least 16 states and washington, d.c. have lost the protection to obtain abortions. but, since friday s decision, at least 10 states immediately restricted abortion access with many banning the procedure, a
force behind that is paying zero in taxes. we need a perspective to leave the politics of the past in the past. politics of the past i think were not all that bad. i wrote the i managed the $900 billion recovery act. 1992. the it s mr. trump is saying that. i trust every one of these people a million times more. we have to take mr. trump down on the economy because if you listen to him, he s crowing about it every single day. he s going to beat us unless we can take him down on the economy, stupid. it was quite a night in new hampshire. i m dan ashley. i m ama daetz. democratic candidates hoping to win new hampshire, bet it all tonight. trevor alt sums it up. former vice president joe biden led the debate with some concessions. snie i took a hit in iowa and i ll probably take a hit here. he turned after the aggressive going after bernie sanders. bernie says he wrote the damn thing. he doesn t know how much it will cost. it will cost more than the entire,
a plane full of people at the center of the outbreak are now in the bay area. nearly 200 american citizens now at travis air force base for mandatory two-week quarantine. the centers for disease control says one young child among group has been transported to a local hospital for further evaluation. live now at travis air force base. laura? reporter: that one child has just been observed at the hospital. the other evacuees are exhausted but otherwise okay of they re not necessarily local people or even from california. but what we do know is that for the next two weeks, they will make a hotel on this base their home. this is one of two planes to arrive just after 4:00 a.m. at travis air force base. carrying american citizens trying to he is today inthe coronavirus in wuhan, china. one plane left. the other dropped off 178 people for a two-week quarantine. we re doing twice daily health assessments and temperature checks. the centers for disease control reports o