Antioch police department. The letter a civil rights attorney just sent to washington, d. C. And what he hopes happens next. In the south bay a strike is going to happen next week. City workers planning to walk off the job for three days. Ill tell you what you can expect if youre a resident, and what the workers in the city are talking about. Also, battling a nationwide ter short th Alarming Number of teachers that are now walking away from the classroom and the action many districts are taking to find staff. This is today in the bay. Good morning. Im Ginger Conejero saab. Marcus wngton tod andm laura garcia. re going totart out with a tuy morning. Forecas for this meteorologist kari hall has bee tracking what we can expect. Its going to be much cooler today, big drop in temperatures coming after yesterday morning, starting out all clear in San Francisco, we can see the fog is back. At times we may see this cloud deck lowering and some mist and drizzle in the forecast throughout the mo
Today as were starting out with some low clouds. Our marine layer is back and thats going to help keep us cool and keep those temperatures warming up quickly as we go throughout the morning. Right now in san rafael, were at 59 degrees and i do think the clouds will stay with us throughout much of the morning. Only peeks of sunshine today. Well be in the 60s through at least noon, only low 70s, eventually making it into the mid70s today. Napa stays in the 60s this afternoon, 68 degrees there, while fremont will see a high of 78 degrees. This is a huge change from yesterday and some of us will be 10, maybe closer to 15 degrees lower than yesterday afternoon. So we are in for some cooler temperatures today and the next few days. Well talk about more changes ahead for that weekend forecast. And were also going to get you out there on the roadways this morning with an overall look across the bay area. Weve seen minor incidents and we are also tracking highway 4 that is starting to slow down
Its august 8th. This is today. Pummelled. Hundreds of thousands without power. Many of the nations airport brought to a standstill. The south hit especially hard. Al is tracking it all. And what you can expect today. Firing back. Donald trump lashing out at the special counsel over his push to limit what the former president can say while under indictment. It is an outrageous criminalization of political speech the judge now ordering both sides back to court. Well have the latest. Breaking overnight, shark scare. A woman attacked at a popular new york beach lace ration of the legs this morning, new details on the victims condition and the heroes who raced in to help. Heartbreaking support pouring in for Sandra Bullock after her longtime partner dies following a private battle with als. Just ahead the emotional messages from his family and hers. Those stories, plus massive jackpot. The Mega Millions prize soars to more than 1. 5 billion, the largest in the games history. The drawing now
morning. a lot going on. yeah, there is. we have important new developments after the murder of eight people in georgia. six of them asian women. asian-americans on edge in the u.s. and you can understand why. authorities are noting the suspect claims the shootings were not racially motivated. but he says were the result of sexual addiction. a sheriff s deputy facing backlash for this description of the suspect s frame of mind. he understood the gravity of it. and he was pretty much fed up and had been kind of at the end of his rope and yesterday was a really bad day for him and this is what he did. also new, russia responds to president biden calling vladimir putin a killer. mr. biden s comments were labeled as unprecedented. we ll have much more from the white house on that in a moment. but we want to begin with natasha chen with the very latest on the georgia investigation. good morning. reporter: good morning, erica. we re in cherokee county where the suspect is
basketball. three powerhouse teams withdraw from their conference tournaments. what does it mean for march madness? anti-asian hate crimes surge, and the president calls out the vicious violence. it s wrong. it s un-american. and it must stop. o donnell: major winter storm: the central u.s. prepares for heavy snow and thunderstorms on the final weekend of winter. netflix warning: why the days of sharing your netflix password could be coming to an end. honoring ruth bader ginsburg just days before her birthday, and during women s history month, a seven-foot statue unveiled for the trailblazer. and cbs steve hartman goes on the road to introduce us to this year s most-unlikely grammy nominee. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us on a busy friday night. and we are going to begin tonight with some breaking news. this is a political bombshe