Its called band together. And its to bring the bay area together to help those whose lives were most impacted by the deadly fires last month. This is a live look from inside the event at at t park. It began before 6 00 tonight. Tipping point is putting it on and theyre expected to have a close sellout. Bob more than 38,000 people expected to be in attendance for five hours of music. Heres Dave Matthews from earlier. Tonight is just the beginning. Were going to be there for our north bay neighbors today, tomorrow, and in the future. Thank you for coming, its a great honor to be here, to stand together, Work Together to help people out. And im grateful to be in this great place, in this great state. And bhak at the concert, several survivors and fire heroes are appearing on stage tonight. Again, theres bob weir. Metallica is up next. You can continue to abc7 news. Com or through the abc7 news app. New details on the destructive tubs fire, the con kel reporting tonight the blaze might hav
Involving underaged girls. And in hollywood five women come out against Comedian Louis c. K. And we could see a record drop as arctic blast brings snow and cold to the midwest and east. Good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. President trump arrived in vietnam this morning to attend the Asian Pacific Economic Cooperation summit. The president has been critical of trade imbalances and that is his message at the apec summit. Trade rooted in fairness and reciprocity. Speaking to Business Leaders in dandong, the message was clear. I wish people in my country saw what was happening and did something about it. They did not, but i will. From this day forward, we will compete on a fair and equal basis. We are not going to let the United States be taken advantage of anymore. I am always going to put America First the same way that i expect all of you in this room to put your countries first. There was some talk
Low to mid 40s, up and down 956789 this again as rahel said the warmest it will be. With time, even as the sun comes up, and shines brightly all day, this temperature only declines from here. Now, youre already starting to feel some of the in mount pocono, certainly allentown, down to the 30s, reading as well, only gets colder in the city, so, if youre sending the kids out the door it, doesnt feel too harsh, dont go by that. Only it will get colder time, wind picks up with time. And by the time the kids are making their ride home for the day, were only into the upper 30s, now, also got to keep in mind with the northwest breeze , that will crank as high as gusts to 25, to 30 miles per hour, likely not feeling much better than the 20s throughout the better part of the day. So those are the values that i would definitely go by. But, at least, you need the sunglasses meisha, there is no wet weather associated with it okay, good, i think everyone is in agreement even if it is little chillie
Blocks away when this crash happened. Four Philadelphia Police officers were injured in it. We are told one officer was taken to Temple University hospital for, an injury to his head. The others, treated at this scene by paramedics. Officers from the accident investigation district are on the scene right now trying to piece together what led to this crash, and they tell us four officers, two in each suv were responding to a shooting call at kensington and East Allegheny where they collided at d street and indiana. Eyewitness tells me it appears one of the police suvs was traveling the wrong direction on indiana when crash happened and also placed around 10 15 this morning. Despite the accident, septa Police Officers on the scene of that shooting call just blocks away were able to arrest the suspect right there but back here live, you can take a look at just how serious this crash was, one of those suvs actually, pitting a home and a television phone, here in the area. Once again, four
The women said they plan to attend the Union Meeting next wednesday at which they will try to get the members present to approve their candidacy. Devin fehely kpix 5. A judge says abbe area woman whose bay area woman whose adopted son killed a sheriff deputy can keep her home. She put up her home for her sons bail but he failed to show up in court on drug and weapons charges. And months later he got into a shootout that killed the deputy. The suspect later died of his wounds. Today the judge said the mother and attorney went to Great Lengths to help authorities track down her son and theres no evidence she had a role in his decision to skip bail. A group of men are filing a lawsuit against San Jose Police accusing the department of singling out gay men during sting operations. Len ramirez on white lake on why they claim cops cross the line. Reporter this has been a case that is ongoing in san jose for the last three years. The federal lawsuit is now including accusing the san jose pd o