at good samaritan hospital they here. say they were proactive with the i m alternating between coffee installation of temporary tents definitely going to be wet this outside the emergency department. each has enough room to triage weekend. for today, though, starting off pretty clear out there. up to six patients at the time. here s a look from the they also have the capacity to exploratorium camera out there as we look from pier 15 back to triple the number of beds in the the embarcadero center in icu. we re working on staffing models to make sure we have salesforce tower. mostly sunny to start. enough icu nurses, as well as physiciansorem 41 to 47 and a few high clouds late and temperatures in the low to mid-50s after 7:00 after into federal medical station with 250 topping out in the mid to upper beds to treat less severe cases 60s. area of low pressure that will of covid-19 and that should be bring us the wet weather this weekend. open as early as next week. it is still
look at the bay bridge take a look at that on this friday morning. it is august 23rd good morning everyone i m michelle griego. good morning i m kenny choi. it s just about time to get a check of that forecast it s going to be another warm one today. a slight change of the temperatures. let s check in with mary lee who s joining us live from oakland. good morning, mary. good morning kenny and michelle. that s right. i am live here at the auditorium. we are ending and kicking off our back to school coverage. so excited to be out here. jackie ward s here. i wish you were here kenny and michelle. we are looking at it weather wise temperatures are going to be much cooler. let s show you a live look outside with our su trvmdo cam looking east and temperatures are running in the 60s at this hour. we are going to see temperatures slightly cooler compared to yesterday but still above average for this time of year with that sunshine. for the coast breezy and mild for the mid 60s i
well. that s some good news there. your microclimate forecast taking you through the day. for the coast breezy and mild for the mid 60s in the bay and the low to mid 70s for the afternoon. mostly s tions tout in the low to mid 90s. so temps today slightly cooler compared to yesterday but above average for this time of year and that will be the case as we head through the next several days. i ll have your weekend forecast coming up but now let s check in with emily. emily i know you re holding it down back at the station with traffic. i know it s lonely over here. we ve got michelle and kenny to keep me company. they re over there like wait what about us. i love you guys too. calm down. in the meantime you re not lonely if you re on the nimmets freeway. the third lane from the left is shut down right now as a result of an early morning accident. they ve still not been able to clear this. and unfortunately it s causing you to have a long commute ahead of you as you re heade
number of life long debilatating injuries claire: now this bill- again requiring athletic trainers to be present at every varsity collision sporting event- passed the senate subcommittee monday. next it will hit the senate education committee. biggest challenge for the bill? this would be an unfunded mandate. meaning no help from the state, could mean big issues for smaller schools with smaller budgets. we ll have much more on this story at 10, with opinions from parents to athletes on the mat. live from wells fargo arena, claire powell, local 5 news we are iowa jack: in statehouse news, working against sexual violence at the capitol today. jack: members of more than 20 sexual assault programs from across the state asked lawmakers to support sexual violence survivors. they made the case for a steady amount of funding that goes toward their issue. they also want a civil order of protection for domestic assault survivors. beth barnhill iowa coalition against domestic assault
ue promising to do to hang up on robocalls. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell. o donnell: good evening and thanks for joining us. at this hour, federal agents are on the hunt for suspected con artists in one of the biggest scams this country has ever seen. at least 80 people were charged today here in the u.s. and overseas. many of the victims were seeking romance and thought they d found it in their in boxes. they responded to emails asking for money from scammers offering a relationship. jamie yuccas is in southern melifornia, where some of the arrests were made. we re here today to announce a major indictment targeting online fraudsters. reporter: cameras caught nearly a dozen arrests near los angeles, part of a worldwide operation to take down alleged email scammers. 80 were indicted. we believe this is one of the largest cases of its kind in u.s. history. reporter: most arrested were digerian nationals who allegedly preyed primarily on elderly