This is a level one storm system we have on our hands overhead. Live look from the exploratorium camera showing mostly cloudy skies. Today you can see the first half of the day is where we find much of the wet weather. A chance of a thunderstorm possible midday. Well keep our eye on that. Otherwise some peeks of sunshine in the afternoon and cool afternoon temperature and only stuck in the 60s. Have the rain gear handy if youre out and about later, guys. Carrie lane is where i got this shirt, drew. When i put it on, this is very drew tuma. I inspired you. Now on to the actual news. Governor newsom in napa with the states response to covid19 and that visit comes as more bay area counties are entering phase two of our reopening. So today that means some businesses in marin and San Francisco and san mateo are allowed to reopen. Napa and solano counties in this part of phase two and move on to that next phase soon. Santa clara has not set a date for that part of the reopening. The economy
Her defense. A case where were charging someone with murder and those pieces are vital to prover the peoples case. The video that were talking about was kind of grainy. You didnt see faces but you saw figures and you definitely understood the meaning of what was happening. You saw a figure wearing some sort of White Clothing stumble forward on the pier and a slash in the water as the weapon went into the bay. Sam brock, nbc bay area news. Thank you. Sam has been following the trial since it started. Hes been sitting in the courtroom every day live tweeting developments. You can follow along by following us on our twitter handle at nbc bay area. Justice for justice. A new push tonight to find the men who beat a defenseless dog named justice. A neighbor saw this happened but the suspects got away. Tonight investigators and animal lovers hope a reward will help find the men. Jodi hernandez joins us in fairfield where the witnesses spoke publicly for the first time. Reporter thats right. T
Is now ranked the worst in the world, and in the midst of a pandemic, medical experts fear the hazardous smoke will make people more susceptible to the coronavirus. Almost 100 major fires are raging across the western half of the u. S. With very little or no containment. Fire crews are stretched then and working long, grueling hours without relief. At least 28 people have died since the fires erupted one month ago and dozens are missing. Entire communities are gone, and officials fear they will find more bodies amid the devastation. President presu President Trump is expected to visit california, one fire chief explains flames are moving faster than people can escape. We saw the unprecedented fire growth up on the creek fire that rapidly grew and impacted our ability to evacuate and move people out of the way. Were in two of the states hit the hardest. Our Paul Vercammen is near los angeles. First, lets hear from camilla bernall following developments in oregon. Reporter the flames her
Or i or the president of the United States. That kid has gone through it, and he knows. And perhaps, thats who the president should take counsel from. Like that father and that kid. Because, then, he may he may change his tune. I dont know. But its not expedient for him, politically expedient. So who knows . That kid said, sometimes, you just have to deal with the truth. And its going to be sick. Youre going to be hard. But youre going to get through it. You know, it will be better. Thats more truth about the pandemic than we have gotten from the president. But im telling you, its not just that he questions science and hes some critical thinker. He doesnt like it when it doesnt match his sell. But the vaccine, he likes. So if hes not about science, why does he like the vaccine . Because it works for him. Thats why. Let me tell you something. Im concerned about that because im concerned about you in this long haul. I tried to get with you this weekend. Our schedules did not link up. Tha
Trump says coronavirus is on its way out at a rally with very few masks and little social distancing. Live from cnn World Headquarters in atlanta, welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world, im natalie allen. This is cnn newsroom. 5 00 a. M. Here in atlanta, georgia, thank you for joining us. U. S. President donald trump has said very little about the wildfires raging across the western u. S. During the past month. But as the disaster reaches historic levels, hes now expected to travel to california monday to get a briefing from emergency officials. No doubt he will experience the intense smoke that is choking the u. S. West coast from mexico all the way north to canada. The air quality in some places is extremely hazardous. Medical experts are fearing that lung damage from the smoke will make people even more vulnerable to the coronavirus. The fires have now killed at least 33 people since midaugust, and dozens are missing. Entire communities as you can see