Getting that wet ste e ght show pushing right over san jose and campbell this morning. Is a live look with our roof scam are looking at coit tower shining brightly and are temperatures in the mid to upper 40s to low 50s as we start off our day. As we head to the afternoon the daytime highs not all that high. Mid to upper 50s about 5 to 10 degrees below average for this time of year with scattered showers. I will terminal out for you and future cast coming up. Lets check in with gianna. Lets take a look at the roadways right now. Im actually looking at home right now, things are very quiet out there. Right around los gatos. Unfortunately, this is a deadly accident. The latest information as they have open at least one lane, so delays are starting to thin out just a bit, but with only one lane open and still some tracking traffic on the roadway we are seeing some delays as we had through their. South 17 not last t seeing a the freeways as far as the rest of the south bay goes. Traffic ve
Across parts of the bay bridge. As we head to our afternoon we are looking at cool tor 40s to low 50s and all of us will be in the 50s this afternoon, below average we will track the rest of our future cast coming up. Lets check in with gianna who is working from home this morning. December Olympic Games will be pushed or 2041. The ioc has been under impressed center live look from capitol hill. Senators will be back at the negotiating table today. A 2 trillion economic stimulus package is the focus once again. The third senate vote on the matter could come sometime today. House democrats are working on their own Coronavirus Response legislation, which is adding pressure on the senate to reach an agreement. Atten curve. This is not the time for a party, for a play date. You cant do that at a pickup basketball game. You cant do that when you are recreating as you have in the past. You are putting lives and stick. You are putting Public Health in jeopardy. The goal is for fewer people to
Getting from the National Guard and the federal government now uh yeah, i mean so we can expect more supplies within the next 48 hours justine and todays announcement also means that the president is covering the cost. The federal government will pay for the National Guard troops that are being sent here President Trump didnt go into specifics much saying that they will be carrying out approved mission so well just have to see what those are exactly because hes going to be leaving each states governor in charge weve seen some troops interstate already helping out food banks for example, and they may also be used to distribute the medical supplies that are being sent our way. California will also see makeshift Medical Centers to treat future covid 19 patients, weve seen 2 naval hospitals that will be anchored on both us coasts one is a ship called mercy that ones going to be sent down to los angeles. And were also going to see 8 Field Hospitals pop up. In order to assist and those appro
Fertility treatments on hold. Rumen heartbroken as the coronavirus outbreak prevents them from getting needed treatment to start a family. What you need to know if youre trying to conceive. Mourning a legend. For someone to say hello odonnell he was called the mark twain of american songwriting. Tonight we remember folk legend john prine, who lost his life to covid19. Covid19. And education on parade with their classrooms closed, well introduce you to some creative teachers who found more than a passing way to stay connected with their students. This is the cbs evening news with norah odonnell, reporting from the nations capital. Odonnell good evening, and thank you for joining us. We begin with breaking new we begin with breaking news tonight because the death toll from the pandemic continues to rise, even as there are signs that the spread of the virus is slowing. Are signs that the spread it is an especially cruel contradiction for those who have lost loved ones. In the epicenter of
Tonight, we have tremendous honor of hearing one of the most veteran world reporters feels a little silly he has an incredible, incredible record and id like to share of Stephen Kinzers background with you. He joined the New York Times in january of 83 after serving several years as latin american correspondent for the boston globe. From 1983 to 89, stephen was firsttime bureau chief in nicaragua. He covered war and social upheaval in central america. He next spent six years in germany as chief of the New York Times bureau in bonn and in berlin. He covered german unification and events in other parts of europe including wars in the former yugoslavia. In 1996, the New York Times opened a new bureau in istanbul in order to provide readers with insight into turkey, a country which as you well know has become increasingly important in world affairs. Times named Stephen Kinzer as the first Istanbul Bureau chief. Prior to moving, stephen spent four years in istanbul for the New York Times. F