State. He vaded capture for decades. Good evening and thank you so much for joining us. Im dion lim. And im dan ashley. Prosecutors say todays plea deal brings justice for those who have waited for one of the states most notorious killers to be sentenced. Abc7 News Reporter Laura Anthony was in sacramento for the court hearing, and joins us live. Laura, this day certainly a Long Time Coming for so many families. It is, dan. The level of detail, the brutality in the details we heard inside what was a courtroom here at sac state today was stunning. Joseph deangelo with his admissions and his pleas confirmed that he is in fact the golden state killer. He avoids the death penalty. And while he looked and sounded frail, the level of evil in his acts was overwhelming. How do you plead, sir . Guilty. Its the word Joseph Deangelos many victims and their family members long to hear. The golden state killers unqualified admission of guilt to 13 firstdegree murders and dozens of rapes and other c
And as you look at the rock there, you can see how hazy it is. There is no marine layer. That is just poor air quality. 57 in the city. It is 59 in oakland. 55 in mountain view. 59 in san jose, with 53 in pacifica. Walnut creek looks better over into the east bay but things will clear out as we get some mixing and the winds pick up throughout the day. 50 in santa rosa. 55 in napa. Low 60s by the delta with the light wind. 65 in concord. Were warmer this morning, anywhere from a degree to about nine degrees warmer. Thats going to translate into another warm day today around the bay and inland with 80s to low to mid90s returning, and well look at that cool coast, that sea breeze picking up, and the fog expanding later on tonight. Liz . All right, lisa, thank you. We want to get back to the breaking news in the south bay, where a brush fire is prompting evacuations near Anderson Lake, this is east of morgan hill. Again in Santa Clara County. Here is our live look there, this is being call
Good morning, everyone, its sunday, july 5. Im liz kreutz. Thanks for joining us. We have a lot to get to us with illegal fireworks and fires across the bay area. Lets start with meteorologist lisa argen. Hey, liz, good morning to you. Were starting out with haze and a little bit of sunshine. Should be a nice afternoon. Warmth returns to our inland valleys. You can see emeryville is a little hazy out there with High Pressure overhead, little wind. Temperatures are quite mild from the east bay to the peninsula, upper 60s to near 70. No sea breeze as of yet. The winds will pick up. Were looking at gusts near 30 miles an hour. Look at the low 70s arriving in our east bay. Today some changes at the coast as the winds pick up and create some gusty winds. Well still be cool, just in the 60s there but climbing through the 00s to around 80 in the bay and low to mid90s return inland. Enjoy the day today if you like it warm. Then well talk about that sea breeze kicking up, bringing the cooling t
North of us and that is allowing for not only, yes, the wind and my microphone, i know, is bad, im sorry about that. 59 in mount 56 in fremont. Well talk about the red flag warning in a few minutes. Sorry about that technical difficulty. Before businesses in San Francisco have to wait longer to reopen. They were supposed to reopen tomorrow but a spike in coronavirus forced the mayor to put plans on hold. Here is what is not allowed to reopen just yet. That is salons, tattoo and piercing studios, massage parlors, outdoor bars and museums including the San Francisco zoo and dr. Grant coal f colfax explains. We had near a doubling in the last couple of weeks of our rate of diagnosis of infections. That curve is now very is quite steep, but we need to be very cautious and thoughtful as we move forward. Dr. Colfax says they will be watching closely to see whether the percentage of positive cases corresponds to an increase in hospitalizations. Two to three weeks from now. In the north bay, m
Highway early this afternoon. The sunset solidarity march began at sloat and protesters marched to lincoln. Demonstrators have gathered again in vallejo to protest the death of george floyd. The city, however, reeling and really on edge after reports of looting over the weekend. Last night city hall was broken into. A fire was set on the first floor. That caused the sprinklers to go off. The citys mayor says it is now uninhabitable in the building, and the police chief is really appalled at what he saw happening. This was a coordinated attack by organized individuals seeking to cause destruction and harm to our community. And no such acts will be tolerated. Vallejo did issue a curfew last night that started at 8 00 p. M. , lasting until 5 00 a. M. It is in place until further notice. In danville, almost every single business on harts avenue is boarded up. You see messages supporting george floyd sprayed on some of the plywood. There has not been any looting in danville. A peaceful prot