The sqf complex, but it started when our fires here locally in the bay area started with that Lightning Storm. It has been going since then, but today it took off. If you look at it, were going to talk about that plume of smoke in a second. If you got good eyes, you can see there is kind of a white dot that shows where the flames are emanating from, and that white dot is a telltale sign in addition to smoke this fire has developed another one of those pyro cumulus clouds. That word. Those are the clouds able to develop still high into the atmosphere they through smoke really high and can spread it really far. Its also not good news for that fire. For our immediate concerns, the way the atmosphere is looking right now, look at the direction for that plume of smoke. Is it possible to see exactly how this plays out, but if you just connect the dots on this, it doesnt look promising. There could be some good news on this tomorrow. If you look at the way the upper level winds removing those
They need to get help. Reporter investigators released this sketch from witness descriptions. The suspect is described as possibly a latino male, 35 to 50 years old, 59 to 600, medium build. He came up behind the man and hit him hard in the head with a rock and then robbed him while he was on the ground. This is completely and utterly an unprovoked and ruthless assault on one of the most vulnerable members of our community. Reporter police say the suspect was wearing a white tshirt and long black shorts and rode away on a gray and Black Mountain bike. The touchdown would challenge the public to help us in identifying and locating this suspect. If i see somebody like that or ill call the cops and report it. And probably do a citizens arrest until they get here. Reporter while police would prefer citizens just call, we have heard the victim is out of the hospital and recovering at home. Even though police say the attack appears to be an isolated incident, Mission City Memorial Park and p
San Jose must make a big push to tackle homelessness in the coming 12 months, San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan said, describing the problem as the "biggest crisis" that faces the Bay Area's largest city.
San Jose must make a big push to tackle homelessness in the coming 12 months, San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan said, describing the problem as the "biggest crisis" that faces the Bay Area's largest city.
You may not believe something this green and peaceful exists in the middle of a metro but there is an exotic escape that's not far from your downtown office.