this area. you can still see still see some of those burning embers are stationed in different parts of this area of highway 26. so compared to yesterday. this is a much different scene. you can really smell the smoke anymore. you can actually see where you re going and some of these areas a driving down here on some of the highways. you can see that massive plume of smoke. it s not necessarily too visible anymore. today as those fire containment lines are making progress crews are making progress, so they ve been using different techniques by doing back burns and making those firebreaks and some of the people that i spoke to. there s hundreds of people that are still evacuated, but some of them say that they might not return of the reminded of the butte fire that happened back in 2015 ends and this area. you can still see some of those burn scars from from when that fire burned through. hard enough of fires up here. it s to the point where i m i m ready to leave. just feel i
we re seeing the low gray still hanging out across the bay area. may notice a couple spots of drizzle, especially near the coastline this morning. overall, what we do have today is set to be a dry one clear skies earlier on today and then a lot of sunshine to enjoy this afternoon. like we did see yesterday afternoon, too, 50 s and 60 s for current temps. you can see that the air is a little bit drier by the amounts that we ve cooled down during overnight hours. it s back down to the 50 s rather than holding on to the mid to upper 60 s like we did yesterday morning when you stepped outside to that, a muggy feel to it. so a little bit less of that little bit more than normal across the bay area. after a cooler morning. temperatures this afternoon rise into the 70 s for bayshore cities and a few more 80 s inland. definitely not too terribly hot just yet who are going to get there. so enjoy the mild stuff while we ve got it. i ll be breaking down what we can expect as we do move
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of reinfection. as the electrifier burns dangerously close to homes, some residents are getting a bad feeling they have been here before. a scary scene as carlos santana collapses on stage. the bay area native explains what exactly happened. and what we have learned about a series of red flags raised about the suspect in the mass shooting at a fourth of july parade. now at 11:00, a new warning about the coronavirus as doctors learn more about the disease each day. good evening, i m ryan yamamoto. i m elizabeth cook. andrea nakano has more on the emerging danger of reinfection. reporter: doctors are constantly learning more and more about covid and the mutations. now a study suggests that covid is not really like the cold or flu, but can cause long-lasting health problems. i don t see any reason to court that. i m not interested in going through that. aging is difficult enough. reporter: lois tucker feels fortune she s never tested positive for covid especially
appearing in court wednesday, a judge ordered he be held without bail, is charged with seven counts of first degree murder. additional charges are expected , including attempted murder for the more than 30 heard, some of them in critical condition. cremo confessing to police that he opened fire from a rooftop in highland park. targeting parade goers, police finding 83 bullet shells and three ammunition magazines on that rooftop. he admitted to what he had done. we don t want to speculate on motives right now, police now facing questions on how cremo was able to get guns after previous threats of violence, and 2019 police were called to his home after his family said he was threatening to kill everyone. 16 knives, a dagger and a sword were confiscated at the time, but no firearms police saying primo legally bought the gun used in the shooting with his father s sponsoring his application with respective holes in gun laws. we need an assault weapon ban, and we need to make sure