from the roof camera, low clouds scattering out as we speak. temperatures the cool spot about 55 in novato. 62 by the delta. lighter winds, and the numbers will get a chance to warm up to above average readings. you can see that 89 by 4:00 so we re expecting a few low 90s inland. mid and upper 70s around the bay and at the coast, sun and temperatures will climb through the low to mid 60s. we ll talk about weather, not that warmer weather sticks around for second half of the week and the look at the last of july. to the latest numbers in the coronavirus pandemic. cases are going up in more than 40 states t cdc is forecasting there could be 175,000 deaths by august 15th. here in california for the second day in a row now we reported a record daily number of deaths. yesterday it was 159, two more than thursday with more than 8,000 deaths total. this state has more than 435,000 cases now and a seven-day positivity average of 7.9%. now, some health experts and decision makers sa
60 at the coast. then we get into the 80s. something we haven t said for a day or two. 61 at the coast. we have a spread at 7:00 under total sunshine. 58 at the coast. 68 around the bay. 74 inland. i ll show you when the 90s are coming to your forecast and heat that could lead to fire danger. gnawing on our door. that s coming up also. you mentioned the visibility a few minutes ago. live doppler on top of traffic maps. no dense fog advisories issued by chp. not too bad as mike mentioned in the north bay. novato, san rafael area, a little bit of fog on the 101, state route 37 coming over from sears point. maybe a little bit more deposits from gilroy to morgan hill along 101. the brighter the white, the denser the fog. that he wants the way to look at that. a live look outside at san rafael. slowly starting to fill in. as you can see, tpeublt not a major issue right now. alexis, thank you. the battle over the supreme court. the palo alto woman accusing brett kavanaugh of se
now at 11:00 breaking news, a deadly explosion at an arianna grande concert. at least 19 people were killed and tonight police believe it s an act of terrorism. good evening. i m elizabeth cook. i m ken bastida. arianna grande survived. late tonight the pop star tweeted this. broken from the bottom of my heart, i am so, so sorry. i don t have words. the blast happened near the entrance of the manchester arena in england just minutes after the singer left the stage. joe vazquez has new information just into our newsroom. joe? cbs news now reporting the attack was conducted by a suicide bomber according to two u.s. law enforcement officials that say the bomber traveled by train to the arena in manchester and set off the bomb at the ticket office. on video posted to social media you can hear the bomb blast. oh, my god. and the panic that escalates into terror. what s going on? oh, my god! [ screaming ] well just heard a really big explosion and then like smoke star
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past half hour or so between travelers i apologize for that, listeners anyway, we ve had some clashes, travelers trying to get to the departure gates up the escalators being blocked. almost coming to blows here. definitely a lot louder and a lot larger than it was earlier today. the crowd estimated at 600 to 700 people chants in unison. this is what america s airports look like. and it s a cross-section of, quote, what america really looks like. the daughter of an iraqi immigrant. i m a physician here at ucsf in san francisco and i treat a lot of patients from the seven countries on this list, and they re wonderful people who contribute to our city, our state, our economy. reporter: a retired teacher and his wife who have taught hundreds of immigrant children from those seven nations on his list. and i ve seen how hard their parents work to be here, how hard and how much it means to them, and i think they deserve a better deal than what trauump i saying. repor