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And the east bay that is see in those dense fog conditions this morning by the time we work towards 08 00am this morning. A lot of that fog will have loosened its grip starting to see some clearing skies and then plenty of sunshine returns this afternoon. So its only a matter of time and we do see a big warm up in temperatures ahead of us taking us to get daytime highs near where they were yesterday, not so many 90s is there will be upper 80s though so were already starting to cool down the big cool down though will that still ahead of us and ill get to it still to come. Robin, thank you john. And we want to check in on the verge of starting off with the Richmond Center fell looking good so far here in west bound 5. 80 its very light very quiet trouble free with no big problems to the north bay oakland to San Francisco, 80 west one of our busiest bridges bause the cash planes are already stacked up from 8. 80 that over crossing your average in 12 minutes to make it and heres another bu
Gun problem. And heavy rain and golfball sized hail slams the midwest leaving widespread destruction. Good morning from the 57 studio noose room. Good to be with you. Im annemarie frein. At least 26 people were killed in texas. Sunday morning a gunman opened fire at a small rural church in sutherland springs. Besides 26 killed another 27 were wounded. They range in ages 5 to 72 including the pastors daughter. The gunman has been identified as devin kelly. He used a militarystyle assault rifle. The gunman is dead also. Courtney sa bow ski, good morning. Good morning, man re. The town is hurting as this small town puts together the pieces after more than two dozen people were killed inside that church. A day after the worst mass shooting in texas history, investigators are still trying to determine a motive. More than two dozen people, including several children were shot and killed during Sundays Services at the First Baptist church of sutherland sfliengs we all in here know what happen
Health issue but denies the u. S. Has a gun problem. And heavy rain, tornados, and golfballsize hail slams the midwest, leaving widespread destruction. Good morning from the 57 studio newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. Im annemarie frein. At least 26 people were killed in texas. Sunday morning a gunman opened fire at a small rural church in Sutherland Springs. Thats about 30 miles southeast of san antonio. Besides 26 killed another 20 were wounded. The dead range in age from 5 to 72 including the pastors daughter and a pregnant woman. The suspected gunman has been identified as dev kelley. He used a militarystyle assault rifle. Kelley was found in his car dead moments later. Courtney zubowski, good morning. Reporter good morning, annemarie. The town is hurting as this small town puts together the pieces after more than two dozen people were killed inside that church. A day after the worst mass shooting in texas history, investigators are still trying to determine a motive.
Frozen. Good friday morning. We begin with that chilling plot by a minnesota teen to kill his family and stage a massacre at his high school. And the only thing that stopped the 17yearold from moving forward with his plan, was a single eagleeyed witness who tipped off police. It all unfolded in the small town 80 miles south of minneapolis. Abcs josh haskell is following the investigation and has the latest. Reporter john ladue sits in a juvenile Detention Center after police recovered explosives, guns, and ammunition they say belonged to him, to be used in an attack in the next few weeks. During his interview with officers, ladue revealed his plan was to kill his family members, start a diversionary fire in rural waseca to distract first responders, and travel to the waseca junior high school. Reporter there, Authorities Say ladue planned to detonate the prepared bombs, allegedly manufactured in a storage locker at this facility, where the teen was taken into custody tuesday night afte