Music played loudly brewing in the north bay. The unhoused living in a nearby encampment say one business is targeting them. What lawyers are doing today to try to put a stop to it. This is today in the bay area. Good morning to you on this Tuesday Morning. Thanks for allowing us to be a part of your morning. Im Marcus Washington and im laura garcia. Well check in with mike in the morning, commute in just a little bit. First. Want to enjoy the forecast for today . Another nice one. A little warmer a little warmer for some spots. And mainly thats the usual spots that heat up a little bit more than the coastline. So were going to have a temperatures peaking today in the low 80s. Not too bad. But then tomorrow the winds will start to pick up and then it gets quite a bit cooler as we lead into our Holiday Weekend. Take a look at our highs for today and what our normal High Temperature is for this date. In santa rosa, were looking at a high of 84. Now. Usually were seeing a high of 76. And
Right now at 11, it went up in flames in dramatic fashion. You probably remember these images a home depot burning to the ground in san jose. The flames and smoke seen for miles after an arsonist at the store on fire two years ago tonight. That store is being held accountable for its part in that destructive blaze. Home depot is being ordered to pay more than a million bucks for Code Violations that hampered firefighters efforts. Lets bring in nbcs Jocelyn Moran with the details. This is a fire that people in the area still think about because of how massive it was and how close it got to homes. Some tonight were surprised to learn the store had Code Violations, including a disabled Sprinkler System. More than two years later, the home depot arson fire on blossom hill road in san jose is one rick garcia vividly remembers he was inside the store when the fire started. What was the most shocking part of all of it . When you look back at it, aside from the fire itself, just the lack of sa
Right now at 11, it went up in flames in dramatic fashion. You probably remember these images a home depot burning to the ground in san jose. The flames and smoke seen for miles after an arsonist at the store on fire two years ago tonight. That store is being held accountable for its part in that destructive blaze. Home depot is being ordered to pay more than a million bucks for Code Violations that hampered firefighters efforts. Lets bring in nbcs Jocelyn Moran with the details. This is a fire that people in the area still think about because of how massive it was and how close it got to homes. Some tonight were surprised to learn the store had Code Violations, including a disabled Sprinkler System. More than two years later, the home depot arson fire on blossom hill road in san jose is one rick garcia vividly remembers he was inside the store when the fire started. What was the most shocking part of all of it . When you look back at it, aside from the fire itself, just the lack of sa
Loud music brewing in the north bay. People living in a nearby encampment say one business is targeting them. The new action being taken by attorneys. Also, courtroom drama as Donald Trumps defense team has its turn calling witnesses in the hush money trial. Were live this morning with what to expect today. This is today in the bay good morning to you. On this tuesday, im Marcus Washington and im laura garcia. Were going to check in with mike for that morning commute in just a bit. But first lets get a look at the forecast. Meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect. Yes. Today, the warmest day of the week. This is what we are going to see as we get started this morning. As we take a live look at oakland, our temperatures go from mid 50s at 8 00 and a few clouds to all clear the rest of the day, and warming temperatures. Now here in oakland were going to see temperatures in the 70s up to 78 degrees 80 in fremont and 82 in san jose. So even though this is the warmest day of
Right now on fox 5 news at 10 but we do know clearly weve had no new cases reported in the last four days. Some encouraging words from mayor de blasio who says the citys deadly legionnaires outbreak has been contained. Hello and good evening, everyone, im Christina Park. Antwan has the night off. The mayor announced no new deaths from the legionnaires outbreak in the south bronx, even though five additional buildings tested positive for this potentially deadly bacteria. All this while state Health Officials have sent out crews to test cooling towers in the infected areas. Lydia she ran knew is in the norwood section of the bronx, a lot of people worried out there tonight, lydia. Absolutely, christina. The cooling tower here at the hospital is one of about 100 state employees tested. Now, this is, obviously, a huge outbreak thats been happening, so 108 cases have been reported so far. So thats gone up. Now we have ten infected buildings, all of which have been decontaminated, but the ma