Sunshine in walnut creek. As we head over to san francisco, we can see the fog still lingering over the golden gate bridge. This is providing much cooler air for the city as well as along the coastline. This is also what would help us out going into the next couple of days. Look at the change in our temperatures right now. We are seeing a lot of our coastal spots in the 50s and mid60s. Inland it is starting to heat up. Definitely not as hot as yesterday. Looking at that time 24hour change, we are right now 19 degrees lower in santa rosa compared to this time yesterday. We are also seeing the cooling across the bay area. Even though it is a little bit cooler, its still going to be hot. Once that fog clears, our temperatures will spike. The good news is that those hot temperatures dont last that long as we go into today. We will still see those high temperatures inland east bay reaching into the upper 90s. Look at the change for the coastline. Well be in the 60s and 70s. Well talk more a
Several weeks under an order that the owner believes is unconstitutional. He tells us he barbers are booked for the day. To be safe, hes requiring his customers, many of them First Responders and military veterans, to wait outside for their turn. The barbers are wearing gloves and face coverings and are wiping down seats between each appointment. He says he needs to pay the bills and support his 13 barbers. He says the lockdown has gone on long enough, believes the pandemic shutdown order is feardriven, points out that of the more than 440,000 people who live in solano county, there have been 263 cases of covid19 and in his words, only five deaths. He doesnt think its right his Small Business must remain closed while big businesses like costco and walmart are allowed to stay open. Shame on the government for allowing all of them to be essential and us not to be essential. Reporter your business requires you to touch people. And this is a situation when were exposed maintain social dist
Wild chase through multiple bay area counties as a shooting suspect avoids several attempts by police to spike the cars tires. It led to an hours long standoff that shut down interstate 80. Good evening. Thank you for joining us. Im ama daetz the whole thing. Finally came to an end just before seven this evening in fairfield. It shut down the freeway at green valley road, creating a massive backup. The chp says the suspect was wanted for shooting at someone this morning along highway 101, in windsor. A bullet went through the back of a car, seemingly chosen at random, and the driver was not hurt. Police located the suspected shooters vehicle three hours later in a parking lot. The driver took off as officers closed in. The pursuit continued across several freeways with multiple failed attempts at spike strip stops where hes really uh avoid the spike strip, so be careful. Spike on the right. Spike on the right. Police eventually successfully stopped the car in fairfield. This started a
The back of a car, seemingly chosen at random, and the driver was not hurt. Police located the suspected shooters vehicle three hours later in a parking lot. The driver took off as officers closed in. The pursuit continued across several freeways with multiple failed attempts at spike strip stops where hes really uh avoid the spike strip, so be careful. Spike on the right. Spike on the right. Police eventually successfully stopped the car in fairfield. This started a lengthy backup for miles as 880 was closed in both directions. Eastbound 680 near the Cordelia Junction was also impacted. Drivers saw his left hand on the steering wheel, right hand reaching around center console. A chp officer says the driver was sitting with a gun in his lap as police surrounded his car. The standoff lasted about three hours. Officers deployed what appeared to be a flashbang and rounds of tear gas through his back windshield, and we just got an update from the Highway Patrol investigators. They say they
It is a devastating sight in texas. Up hitting, people trying to help one another, trying to help neighbors evacuate. Theyre going doortodoor. But we still know at least 31 people have died. Officials do fear that number will rise as floodwaters begin to recede and theyre actually able to go doortodoor, house to house, to see who may have been left behind. We know 44,000 homes, think about that, have been destroyed. In tyler county officials are warning folks to quote, get out or die. That is the warning as water levels continue to rise. There is no First Responders there. They have no firstresponders to get to the flooded areas. But during this tragedy, you are really seeing something wonderful, and that is heart of who we are as a nation. It is heart of who the people in texas are. This is americas real being, this is our truth. You have got neighbors there helping neighbors. You see them in the video over and over again. People risking their own lives to rescue a complete stranger.