Not in a wall. The same story in alameda where also reached triple digits. You do not expect this in the bay area. It comes from will. I am from palm springs. This is cool. This is not. Hot humid and hazy. Seeking relief underneath the woods. No matter where you were in the bay area, it was hot. Several cities shattering records. Most of the bay area under a excessive heat warning. I was looking at the same models. A certain he was looking concerning this afternoon. Concerns. It manages the energy grid. Issuing a flex alert. Told to conserve energy her face rolling blackouts. In the end, the state worked with large customers to free up Energy Capacity along with consumer conservation. We know it can get tiring. There can be fatigue when they hear those warnings over and over again. Once again they responded. Thankfully no major fires sparked by sundays extreme heat and low humidity. The less fires the better. Even though the agencies are stepping up this holiday. Many resources heading
Temperatures just as hot as yesterday with no relief in sight. A few spots warmer than we were 24 hours ago. A live look at the oakland estuary. We have a haze in the sky that continues. Expect hazy conditions and poor air quality over portions of the bay area. When it comes to the advisories, the start of the weekend, they continue until 9 00 tonight. The heat advisory is for the coastline with the excessive heat warning for the bayside as well as the ballot in the hills. This will expire tonight and in its place heightened fire danger to talk about. Take a look at the numbers. 97 degrees right now in novato. 101 in concord. 101 in livermore. 98 in the san jose. Especially inland cities, 510 degrees of warming expected by the end of the day. Around the bay, we will continue to warm as well. As far as the 24 hour temperature change. Half moon bay down by 9 degrees. There is hope that we are seeing a transition. East bayshore are up by 5 degrees over oakland. In his bay as well is a nor
To be a Police Officer his entire life. He hailed from a small town in new jersey, which would explain why he was apparently a diehard new Jersey Devils fan. He served overseas in the States Air National Guard before his tenure as a capitol Police Officer. According to his family, his life of service even extended to caring for rescue dogs in his spare time. The people who knew him remember him as a good son, brother, colleague and friend. We all thank him for his sacrifice and for defending our democracy back on january 6th. The ceremony inside the rotunda just wrapping up. We are watching that formal Ceremony Wind down. Again, just so you are aware, the cameras will go dark there inside the rotunda. Roughly 30 minutes or so from now, we will rejoin as Officer Sicknicks remains are brought down the steps of the capitol and he will be interred at Arlington National cemetery. We are keeping a close eye on a white house covid19 Response Team briefing that we should that we are told thats
News coverage. We begin today with the dow up about 700 points now as youll see in a moment. It has been a whip saw day for wall street as virus fears loom. The dow dipping below 20,000 but zooming back as much as 1,000 points as the Federal Reserve and the Administration Step in to calm investors. Health Care Companies are targeting the virus from treatment to Testing Solutions there you see it up. The ceo will join us this hour here is what you need know. Theres more than 5600 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the u. S. Marriott will furlough tens of thousands of workers as the hotel giant shuts down locations. We have coverage of this today we have more on the white house plans here bob is watching the market seesaw steve is all over the latest move from the Federal Reserve. Ka kayla, lets start with you. Reporter were waiting comments fr comments from capitol hill the rough contours were about 250 billion for Small Business loans and about 500 billion for a payroll tax cut. It appe
Good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. Good to be with you, im annemarie green. Yes, we are back in new york, but wewere still being impacted by the coronavirus, as are many of you. Were still going to give you the information that you need. This morning states are taking aggressive action to battle the coronavirus pandemic. In the u. S. The number of cases tops 3,600. The death toll is at least 69. Starting today Public Schools are closed in at least 33 states. In new york city mayor bill de blasio says classes will not be in session until april 20th. Starting tonight residents in hoboken, new jersey, must adhere to a curfew as philly murphy says he is urging people to shelter in their homes. Meantime, a Government Official reportedly says that a Clinical Trial to evaluate the Coronavirus Vaccine is set to begin today in seattle. Cindy palm has been tracking the latest developments and is joining us now. Whats the president saying that people ne