The sqf complex, but it started when our fires here locally in the bay area started with that Lightning Storm. It has been going since then, but today it took off. If you look at it, were going to talk about that plume of smoke in a second. If you got good eyes, you can see there is kind of a white dot that shows where the flames are emanating from, and that white dot is a telltale sign in addition to smoke this fire has developed another one of those pyro cumulus clouds. That word. Those are the clouds able to develop still high into the atmosphere they through smoke really high and can spread it really far. Its also not good news for that fire. For our immediate concerns, the way the atmosphere is looking right now, look at the direction for that plume of smoke. Is it possible to see exactly how this plays out, but if you just connect the dots on this, it doesnt look promising. There could be some good news on this tomorrow. If you look at the way the upper level winds removing those
Him. And saving fashion. Only on cbs this morning, there she is, anna wintour explains an effort to save an industry facing global devastation. But first, heres todays eye opener. Your world in 90 seconds. We may may be reaching the point where the impact of the coronavirus is beginning to level off. The death toll from the pandemic continues to rise. Even as there are signs the spread of the virus is slowing. The mitigation weve been doing is having a positive effect but you dont see it until weeks later. Another really ugly week. 6,600,000 jobless claims. This is a savage number. And this is probably still an underestimate of what the unemployment situation is. Big news from campaign 2020. Joe biden is now the Presumptive Democratic nominee after senator Bernie Sanders announced the end of his campaign. Before you made this announcement, did anyone notify larry david . Tyler perry teamed up with wynn dixie to pay the grocery bills for dozens of grocery customers. The Series Finale of
We will show you the future cast timing out the rest of today coming up lets check in with gianna for a look at the traffic. Lets look at the roadways right now. A couple of trouble spots responding to a broken down vehicle. Reported runaround Treasure Island. Tow crews headed out to the scene as well. Eastbound 24 in the tunnel right on that second bore there is a stalled vehicle, looks like the person in the vehicle is outside walking around, really keep your eyes peeled for that. More changes to mass transit. This will actually be some good news for those that utilize the light rail. They will be back up and running, the service was shut down after an operator tested positive for covid19. The first change should be rolling in the next couple of minutes and they will be running every 30 minutes. We will have all that information and in fact all the changes to mass transit, on our website, kpix. Com. We have some breaking news just coming over the past half hour on jobless claims, the
low of 2 degrees. the clouds will help out and make is not drop quite as fast. a pretty frigid evening, since 4 p.m., below zero wind chills. we will likely see that and i come estimate your bottom out in the upper singles to low teens. we are up to 29 by noon. we will see how long the cold glass and why, coming up here shortly. laura: the bone-chilling temperatures tonight means an increase in people needing warm shelters. kcci s rose heaphy joins us to explain how the storm impacted a homeless shelter in des moines. rose: the snow may be melting away. but tonight will be the coldest night since march. wind chill will be close to zero, meaning the shelters will be full once again. more than 5 inches of snow dropped on the metro, sending people like anthony garza to shelters for the night. anthony: it s really affecting muscles can t really handle it. rose: central iowa shelter and services in des moines took in about 200 people during the storm. since this shelter doesn t tu
shelter in des moines. rose: more than 5 inches of snow dropped on the metro, sending people like anthony garza to shelters for the night. it s really affecting me personally because my muscles can t really handle it. rose: central iowa shelter and services in des moines took in about 200 people during the storm. since this shelter doesn t turn anyone away, about 50 people slept in the overflow room without a bed. as winter goes on and the temperature drops, more people are going to come in. so the need becomes greater obviously. rose: the shelter relies largely on donations. there s a constant need for pantry items to stock the kitchen, blankets to cover the beds, and warm clothes to offer. we just can t keep enough coats, enough gloves, enough hats. once they come in, they re gone like that. rose: donations and services, people say they re thankful to receive and to call home for the night. this place is a blessing for people who have nothing. at least they have a r