Two years ago. He is still awaiting trial. Backers of the bill say he should have never been in the u. S. But critics say this would not have prevented her death because he served 15 years in federal prison and was only in San Francisco because of a mistake by the bureau of prisons. In recent years, Border Patrol caught him every time he attempted to cross. He was only in the city because the u. S. Justice department failed to do its job. Not all democrats are opposed to the bill. 24 democrats voted for kaits law. The Steiner Family lives in his district. In a statement today, he said this bill is not perfect and its shameful that the republicans did not allow any debate debate to improve it. But it does improve our ability for individuals who break the law. He hopes kaits law will pass the senate but it will take 60 votes. Another version of daits law came up short in the senate last year. Have you heard any statement or comment by kaits family. Reporter we were able to reach represen
Have updated numbers to share with you on the two fires here in the bay area. After being closed for months, two bay area lakes are going to open to the public. The problem might have been fixed and it may be be a good day to go to the lake. Lets check in with rosemary. Clearing up, we will be clearing up as we get into the second part of the morning at least for the inland areas. As we get into the afternoon, mostly sunny skies away from the coastline for in and around San Francisco and the east bay. Here is a look at all that fog out there this morning. A bit soupy out there and we have temperatures a bit on the cool side, be prepared, brick an extra layer or two. Here is a look from the oaklandest rarely, low clouds and the fog have swallowed San Francisco. Starting out in the mid50s for San Francisco, san to rosa 53. Oakland upper east. Livermore as well. San jose at about 62. Here is a look at the cloud cover from up above. Inside the bay, north bay down through the south bay. As
Heaviest of all and again, right over much of northeast philly getting some really heavy rain, the heaviest rain of the entire storm but if you go farther south, Atlantic City down toward cape may, theres virtually no rain. Thats whats going to be happening here as we go through the night and into tomorrow. Its not the end of the rain because look at this, its coming up from the south. The big upperair lows way down there. So were a long way from that. Heres the northeast wind. Were not seeing gusts quite as high as what we saw earlier today. We are seeing worst coastal flooding because its hour after hour after hour of those on shore winds, moderate coastal flooding going on now and in another 12 hours, even though the wind will be shifting a little bit and that will prevent it from being even worse than it is right now. Heres cape may with the flooding right now and in the back bays it occurs a couple hours later. So we still have more of that water rise in Atlantic City compared to
With climate scientists trying to learn why a massive sheet of ice the size of delaware is about to break off. We begin this morning with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. What were looking at is approximately a 30foot wall of water that would be coming out of the lake. Thousands flee a possible california dam breach. Almost 190,000 people have been ordered to evacuate the areas downstream from the ooville dam. Everyone running to get to higher ground. Everyone literally threw everything in their cars and they were gone. This storm is going to bomb out. The northeast is getting blasted with another big whopper. Its going to be a travel nightmare across new england thanks to this powerful storm system. Really impressive stuff and strong winds. Its going to look like a snow acane. Another avalanche in france. Four people reported to have died near in italian border. Another trump adviser facing new scrutiny after repeating claims of voter fraud. You have provided abs
The the road this morning for the commute i know im asking a lot here its not going to improve at least for the next 60 to 80 minutes. Downtown San Francisco we do have heavy rainfall throughout the Richmond District. All the way to 18th street into the Mission District around the embarcadero light to moderate rainfall into chinatown. Meanwhile around the peninsula from daly city into south San Francisco into millbrae all moderate to heavy rain to buy a break around the san mateo area and then we send you over to the santa cruz mountains. A couple of inches of rain expected today but four inches of rain on monday. We do have a high wind advisory in place for that huge blue highlighted area which is just above the entire bay area except the north bay. The red is the big sur area. Bottom line is wind gusts to 50 Miles Per Hour and thats the scene of the wet stormy Golden Gate Bridge. You can see the fishtailing going on there this morning. Temperatures into the 50s the flag is on the fly