breaking overnight, at least three officers shot in a standoff in texas. the suspect barricaded inside holding multiple family members hostage. what we know about the standoff right now. plus, in the dark, the dangerous heat wave in california leading to rolling blackouts and massive wildfires. back on the court. the first round of the nba playoffs starts today. what to expect in the bubble. and the new shortage that could be a big problem for pizza lovers. good monday morning. i m mona kosar abdi. and i m will reeve in for kenneth moton. good to be with you, mona, but we begin with yet another grim milestone in the battle against the coronavirus, more than 170,000 american lives now lost to covid-19 and there are 5.4 million confirmed cases nationwide. college campuses across the country are having a tough time coping with new outbreaks as students ignore social distancing rules and attend jam packed parties and more grade schools are being forced to switch to re
live from the bay area studios, this is kpix 5 this morning. right now, on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, look from our exclusive salesforce tower down the area. it is july 10th and thank you for joining us. i am i am michelle griego. let s go over to the weather. let s start with breaking news overnight, we had a crash on the alatoona pass. i want to show you some video of what happened overnight. you can see it shows a line of fire spreading through the hills near this area. there are plumes of smoke into the sky and there were 200 acres burned. they did stop but it has not been contained. we will be going to the scene to get more information. as far as the freeways, this happened at 11:45 with a crash on 580 near northland. we got word that all lanes are now open but both the directions were completely shut down. there are closures on grant line in the area. we will keep you updated. let s get a check on the forecast from mary lee. good morning, we will be
begin at capitol hill for that that bill is almost a done deal. its past the seven and will go to the presidents test -. chad pergram s life with us on the hill. good evening it was a congressional crunch to get the bill approved before the government collided with the debt ceiling. tonight the scent with the hous and the vote 63 tash 36. all but five democrats voted yes . the democrats are feeling very good tonight we save the country from the scorch of default, even though there were was some on the other side who wanted default, who wanted to lead us to default. thirty when gop members vote no and they were suspect of the plan. people think this is dramati and mccarthy thinks this is the best deal ever. this is going to do nothing. president biden talked the nation tomorrow and signs the bill as soon as possible. the senate spreader through a series of votes before getting to the final passage. senate majority leader chuck schumer played the role of trac coach.
they re doing. trump said his campiagn is doing far better with latinos that anyone understands - adding that people want to see more jobs and that what he plans on doing. a lot of times trips like these also bring private meaning with potential major donors .somebody like a sheldon adelson..but there has been no confirmation if trump met with anyone else today. he s headed to lake tahoe for a fundraising dinner tonight. live in the newsroom, kb, ffnllv. donald trump s same day hundreds of employees rallied outside the trump international hotel. workers shouting the rally was loud and spirited, filled with handmade signs and banners for hillary clinton. the workers want donald trump to start contract negotations after they won an unionzation vote. many of the protestors wore bright green shirts for the iron workers union. ron milner came here from sacramento to represent iron workers international. he explained why making the trip for this rally was so important to who s f
death is now in the department of justice hands. live in milwaukee, terry sater, wisn 12 news. kathy: the reverend jesse jackson spoke at the funeral for smith. mike anderson sat down for an in-depth interview, one-on-one interview with the reverend to talk about his message to the community. it s not just the killing of civilians, it s predicament of him. the life of 23-year-old sylville smith is one that all too death at the hands of a police officer or by some other unfortunate means. their lives in some ways are in crisis, the one who shoots and the who is in shot. we must end poverty, not police it. milwaukee is one of the top 10 forces in the country, it s like another state from wisconsin, highest expulsions from schools, the black people in here and all of us must bear the burden ultimately of revolve the crisis. reverend jackson says they must have a war on poverty, not on each other. some burden on those who are blessed to lift up the community. reverend jacks