On Kpix5 And Streaming on cbsn Bay Area, a live look from our Roof Cam this Thursday Morning at the bay bridge. Thanks for joining us. It is Thursday August 12. I am anne i amgianfranco. Lehe and say good morning to meteorologist mary lee. We are looking at warming up. We have mid to high level clouds streaming this. Monsoon Al Moisture that we have been tracking. Clouds today in the mid to high levels of our atmosphere, we will look at the low chance of dry lightning as we go through our morning, an elevated Wildfire Smoke as we look to our afternoon. In the skies you might see that haze but for the most part looking okay at Ground Level for air that we breathe in the moderate category for most of us. We are looking at the above normal high temperatures through the week and hot temperatures especially as we look inland heating up even more. Today it will be hot inland, not quite as hot as yesterday, 93 concord, 95 fairfield, low to mid 80s for the North Bay. Around the bay, upper 60s
had physical shopping inside the shores, and stores need to have markers. and must limit the number of employees working depending on the size of the store. now, it might be easy to forget the what means to be in phase two. what is meant to be open and what is not. the main things that are open in phase two, retape stores that offer curb side pickup. limited manufacturing jobs. some offices can reopen, and dine-in plans are finalize the that can help restaurants provide for pickup and delivery open. what is still closed, a number of things. but among, hair and nail salons, gyms, movie theaters and churches and religious centers. we learned the oakland police department is scrambling, 93 of its officers and employees may have been exposed to the coronavirus. this stems from one officer who tested positive. jackie ward has the latest. jackie? reporter: all all 93 of the employees were tested. 88 were tested here and five of them were tested off site. the officers who tested
cheryl: here s how your money is moving at 5:00 a.m. red arrows for u.s. futures after disappointing retail sales pressured markets yesterday. the dow is down 42 in the premarket, the nasdaq is down as well, 12 and three-quarter points, s&p lower as well, nasdaq barely closing higher yesterday. we got earnings from pepsico coming up this morning. the weakness spreading globally. take a look at europe. the germany market is under pressure. maybe some positive movements for brexit. same story in asia, broad selloff. they were tracking wall street s performance. trade waitiners waiting for thes waiting for the conclusion of trade talks in beijing. lauren: good morning. i m lauren simonetti. cheryl: i m cheryl casone. lauren: there is unease out there. cheryl: just hours from now, the white house says that president trump is going to declare a national emergency to secure $8 billion in additional border wall funding after he signed a spending bill that will keep the government op
in the next couple of hours we are in the mid-to upper 60s. but 2:00 mid-70s for some inland. upper 60s downtown. it s warmer for pretty much everyone. and by 6:00 we are fog free. 10:00, getting breezy. and more unthe fire weather watch we have delts and a look at seven-day forecast coming up. thanks. dwefrlg now after weeks of political bickering brett kavanaugh is hours away from confirmation to the supreme court. behind me a live look at washington, d.c. where senators were up all night on capitol hill. yesterday morning they started a 30 hour debate on a vote that s a sure thing. abc news reporter stephanie ramos joins with us the latest. good morning to you, is it stephanie. reporter: chris, good morning. unless there is a last minute development judge brett kavanaugh s confirmation to the supreme court will happen today. that vote is scheduled for 5:00 p.m. eastern time. now down are kavanaugh s confirmation would be a huge victory for president trump. when he wa
conditions there. reporter: they are quickly getting worse here. we saw some of the stunning images coming out from the further out areas where the storm is actually already. here, we re expecting to get a lot worse weather as this storm gets closer. but the thing the officials are trying to make sure people are know, the storm is here on need to get to safety now. we re asking zones heed the warning. your time is running out. reporter: the sure size of florence is alarming. nasa releasing the satellite images of the storm as it churn across the atlantic ocean. the national hurricane center warning where it hits doesn t matter. the region is at risk. because of its side ability fact it will be moving so slow when it approaches the coast, the landfall is not going to be that important. the heavy rainfall will extend inland. reporter: there s a strong possibility that the storm will stall over the region, bringing catastrophic levels of flooding. forecasters say that