Weekend, its going to be really hot, and were leading in to that heat today. Here is a live look outside in palo alto starting out with some clear skies. We wont see our usual start with the mostly cloudy sky. Were going to start it out clear and see those temperatures heat up. At noon were at 76 degrees there, and as we go hour by hour, all of our microclimates will have some pretty major warming going in to the afternoon, except for San Francisco. Were going to keep it cool there and along the coast while the inland areas reach into the mid 80s by early afternoon. So well get a closer look at all of our microclimates coming up. Mike, you have one issue affecting the bay bridge. Kari, the issue is that there are no major problems getting to the bay bridge, so everybodys getting here really quickly this morning, and so we have had a steady flow of traffic, even though it hasnt built up until the last five minutes where the fastrak lanes started to show the backup you saw live camera th
More than 50 lives. Almost 2,000 buildings. In moments, well talk to a local pastor about what the church is doing to help, but first to the Senior National correspondent William Lajeunesse live for us on the ground in maui with the very latest. William. Reporter trace, were in the harbor about ten miles south of la hind a and this is also where the Police Roadblock is and the check point. People cant get into lahina because theyre still looking for bodies but if you want to go you have to go by boat but thats supposed to be illegal. We heard some incredible stories today from people who were in the water for eight hours or more, waited to be picked up and had jumped to avoid the flames in lahina per se. One thing i heard today over and over, the speed of this fire was so great, people could just not they couldnt get out in time. They couldnt even see the flames, the smoke was so thick. Traffic was backed up. People literally died in their cars. Now, lahina is of course the hardest hit
Americas late news. Fox news at night. Breaking tonight, the Biden Administration issued a document saying there is an acute and immediate need for a border wall, we know because we broke the story on this show last night. But now the administration is walking that statement back saying there is no need for a wall. And they are only building it because they have to. Matt finn is live with how the white house is trying to change the narrative. Good evening, trace. Once again President Biden says he does not think border walls work. Just one day after his own Homeland Security secretary deciding the new border wall connecticut trust. The president defended his administrations administration to wave 26 environmental and health laws to build about 20 new miles of border wall in texas. Homeland security Secretary Mayorkas said there is an immediate need to expedite building this section of the wall. Today President Biden claimed he doesnt want to build the new wall, explaining he is forced
Gov. Wolf thank you very much members of the assembly and invited guests and most importantly my fellow pennsylvanians. [applause] gov. Wolf before i begin, i tot to take a moment congratulate the philadelphia eagles, the city of philadelphia, that all of us in pennsylvania. We are sometimes split between parties and eagles and steelers. We are all fans of pennsylvania and the eagles and their devoted fans deserve this moment and we should all be happy to share it. We now have seven super bowl rings in pennsylvania. [applause] gov. Wolf that is truly something we can be proud of. Fly, eagles, fly. [applause] just like so many of us have pride in the eagles, the story of the commonwealth of pennsylvania has always been a story about pride. We have always been proud of the work we do. Proud of the industries we have built, proud of the communities we grow up in and raise our kids in. Proud of the traditions we passed down through the generations. Officetime i took this three years ago th
Columbine shooters discusses the junction between violence and Mental Illness in conversation with the ceo of the National Alliance on Mental Illness. Host in 1999 cover your son dylan and eric harris took the lives of 12 students and one teacher in high school and then their own and 24 others were wounded. A devastated those families that affected the whole nation. I think one of the questions people have is why did you decide to buy this book now, 17 years later . Guest well, probably because it took me that many years to try to understand it and feel that i was ready to write a book. There was much learning that had to go on the in my part and healing and i think it just took that long. Host it is a very powerful book. It covers such a range of emotions, grief and anger and fear. Can you talk about those emotions it was very progression . It seemed as you learn more, things changed for you. Can you talk about that . Guest theres always a progression after a loss of any kind. The pro