Democratic politics took stage tonight. President obama headlining night three, but he wasnt alone. Democrats strike back at donald trump tonight after the republican nominee sparked a fire symptom of controversy earlier in the day. Karen travers is in philadelphia. Reporter he walked out to the theme in rocky, got in some sharp jabs against donald trump. How can there be pleasure in saying youre fired . Hes trying to tell us he cares about the middle class . Give me a break. Thats a bunch of malarkey. Reporter and tim kaine in the biggest speech of his career introducing himself to america. Hello, philadelphia. Reporter showing he can be an attack dog too. Our nation, it is just too great to put it in the hands of a slick talking, empty promising, selfpromoting oneman wrecking crew. Reporter president obama, his last big moment on the national stage, reflecting on his eight years in the white house. Our country is stronger and more prosperous than it was when we started. Reporter and
We are talking a little cooler inland but if you want the real relief it will be here for the weekend. We have cooler temperatures for oakland, but inland, you know the story, all the week all week long it has been near 100 and that will be the case today. Looking out towards the bridge from the live camera, 60s for the coast, around the bay, 70s, but i promise we will be cooling things off by saturday. 5th day in a row we have had this, unhealthy for sensitive groups, moderate levels for santa clara, we could still have some smoke drifting from the fire burning in the Monterey County. Here is the plan today. Starting out with fog, pool at the close, hot numbers inland and a big temperature range. It has been the same story all week lower 60s for the beaches. Hottest locations close to 100. We will take a a look at more numbers in a few minutes. Hopefully no problems on the roads. Good morning. We are looking at a moderately heavy commute. It is actually a little better than it was yes
210 miles and it 7 contained. We have the latest from near the fire lines. Reporter and good to be with you. The firefight here is 24 7. The latest push for the crews it is to try to protect some of the worlds oldest treasure. The wildfire raging out of control around Yosemite National park. Covering an area the size of chicago. It is visible from space. Right now we near this area. That is the hot spot right now. The fire engineer oversees the safety of 250 firefighters from the frontlines of the blaze. The interior is a concern for a long time. You can not get to some of the areas,. What is the difficulty in getting to those sections. They are straight 45 degree down. You can not walk on it. Reporter it is loaded with dry brush and trees. Including the giant sequoias. If you takeaway the ground litter it keeps it from going to the trees. But if it is running on top of the trees it is difficult to get that out. Reporter the blaze destroyed 20 structures including 11 homes and outbuild
And were learning it s bura bay areaowned camp. Firefighters are keeping these flames from hitting the communities but the battle at yosemite is far from over. It is public sewage. It is fishy. A stinky problem in one bay area community. What has been causing a foul odor for years and why nothing has been done yet. Team new zealand advances to americas cup finals. Good evening. Tonight, that wildfire near yosemite rages on while firefighters are slowing the advance of the Northern Area of the park. Flames are jumping from treetop to treetop. 225 square miles burned and the fire is only 7 contained. And, now, we are learning it has burned a family camp owned by the city of berkeley. The extent of the damage is unclear at this point. The camp was evacuated last tuesday along with other camps in the area. It has been sevendays since the rim fire first broke out. Today, a firefighter, who is on the fire lines, weighed in on the outlook. How long could it be before the entire fire is put ou
It was evacuated along with other camps in the area. Its been more than a week since the rim fire started. Alameda county firefighter on the firelines says it will take a lot longer to put it out. Reporter how long could it be before the entire fire is out . I think 100 dead out is going to be wintertime, months. Cbs reporter candy brown shows us how firefighters are scrambling to keep up with the unpredictable fastmoving fire. Reporter this ridge is the firefighters focus on the west side. Winds up to 20 Miles Per Hour spread the flames sunday afternoon. Its unpredictable with the wind. Reporter if the fire continues this destruction this far west thousands of homes will be threatened. Strike teams are waiting to protect homes just in case this erratically moving fire takes a devastating turn. Cal fire cleared brush trying to stay one step ahead of the fire. Slow the fire, stop the fire, give us a place to work, keep it out of the communities of tuolumne and such. Reporter their work