Big improvements as far as air quality goes, specially compared to where we were late last week. Conditions out there for so poor to be finishing out last week. So it s nice that we re starting up this week with some much better conditions looking outside this morning at what we do have there on your camera situated towards san francisco conditions are definitely on the clear side than what we had been seeing. Now we are going to be looking at a few spots of lower visibility air quality map, though, is indicating that we do have good air quality. This morning, which is a nice sign. A nice change of pace from where we were last week. That is for sure. These good conditions will remain for much of the morning. Do expect some moderate pockets this afternoon, though. And bec use of that simple fact we do have an air quality advisory in effect, especially just for those that are in sensitive categories. Those of you with respiratory conditions, you can expect just enough smoke to be lingeri
including funding for emergency hiv-aids programs, and the awarding of the congressional gold medal. also on the agenda today, new house members who were elected to vacant seats and special elections last week will be sworn in. you are watching live coverage from the floor of the house. here on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by conroy.lain, father the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the speaker s rooms, washington d.c., november 13, bost i hereby appoint mike to act as speaker pro tempore, signed paul d. ryan, speaker, house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by chaplain father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray, we thank you for giving us another day. bless the members of this assembly as they return to the work facing them, work that needs to be done. give them the wisdom they need and the charity they must possess to work together. help them to make wise
fog return late tomorrow. so that means a slightly cooler sunday. i ll have the details in a few minutes. an oakland man is in jail accused of trying to create social media accounts for isis. and this morning we re learning more about his background. katie utehs spoke with a long time family friend of the terror suspect. reporter: we broke the shocking news to allie that a close family friend had been indicted on terrorism charges. i feel like crying. i know it will hurt his family. reporter: he s known 22-year-old amer sinan al haggagi since he was a boy. the family lived above this market. al haggagi attempted to open social media accounts for the benefit of isis. i hope it s something that come up like natural, like it s hard to believe. reporter: in court detention documents, a judge notes that the defendant allegedly went so far as to meet with undercover agents on multiple occasions to plan a potential terrorist attack. al haggagi s attorney says that he is
it s 54 at the coast. look at that, calm winds right here in san francisco. our roof camera, 58 santa rosa, 65 in concord, 60 in livermore from east bay hills camera, it s sunny. this is where you will see the quick warming for near 87 degrees by noon. by 4:00 in the afternoon, antioch could reach 100. the rest of the bay area will be warmer, but not as warm. we re talking generally 5 to 10 degrees of warming. i ll tell you where and for how long coming up. an oakland man is now in jail accused of creating a social media accounts for isis. this morning we re learning more about his background. katie utehs spoke with a long time family friend of the terror suspect. reporter: we broke the shocking news to allie that a close family friend had been indicted on terrorism charges. i feel like crying. i know it will hurt his family. reporter: he s known 22-year-old amer sinan al haggagi since he was a boy. the family lived above this market. al haggagi attempted to open soci
terrorists. reporter: but tests designed to make airports safer not exactly boosting confidence in the tsa. brian mooar, nbc news, washington. a man being monitored 24 hours a day by terrorism investigators was shot and killed this morning. officers say he lunged at them with a knife when they tried to question him outside a drugstore in boston. nbc s pete williams has been working this story all day. a couple of things are interesting. what do we know about the suspect? and is it normal for them to be monitoring someone and then to just approach them outside a drugstore like this to question him? reporter: he s from boston, 26 years old, his father had been an imam in the boston area but no longer lives there, now lives in california. but they say they got onto him because of what they considered disturbing compunctions he s had with others potentially inspire d by isis social media. they say in recent days he had talked about trying to stage some kind of an attack w