your window. another day of bad air out there. you can smell the smoke. this is the 17th spare the air day in a row, which is breaking records. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking bad air all this week. kari, any sign of relief in sight? well, we may have a break tomorrow, but it looks like that may go back into effect on saturday as we not only have smoke but also high levels of ozone in the atmosphere. in san francisco. also a lot of fog over the city as well as that smoke so it s creating smoeg conditions as we look at san jose. a little clearer here. we ve had in some spots improved air quality but our temperatures will reach into the upper 70s, the south bay, but we re also looking at mid-80s for inland east bay and 60s at the coast. as we go into the weekend, we do have several concerns so we ll be watching along with that unhealthy air quality we ll also have hotter temperatures for the inland areas and those winds coming in from the north at about 20 to 30 mil
more than 1800 people died from the storm and flooding after more than a million people had to be evacuated. the death and destruction along the gulf coast from florida to texas although the situation in new orleans is remember the most. they should get underway shortly. live coverage here on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] it s been 10 years since hurricane katrina slammed into the gulf coast. we will hear an update shortly from housing secretary julian castro and the housing and urban development recovery department. one of several programs on the anniversary of katrina. we will e-mail but a program next monday at an all-day form bean house did buy the atlantic. this ll be hosted by the atlantic with fema administrator craig fugate. looking at the disaster prepared
and we had to lift the vehicle off her ankle to get her out. that meant rescue crews were feeling around in the water for the part of the pickup they could jack up to free the woman. all told she was in the water for an hour and a half. she was showing signs of a mild case of hypothermia. she was in good condition at the hospital. a scary scene but good work buy rescuers. sharon chin, kpix 5. after back-to-back el nino storms brought heavy rain to the bay area now comes the good news. our reservoirs are starting to fill up. kpix 5 s len ramirez is at lexington reservoir and how are things looking? reporter: things are starting to fill up. what was a trickle last month has become a tonight into the reservoirs in some places thanks to this very powerful and very wet series of storms. from white-out to washout these storms are putting water everywhere including the places where it s needed most finally. the good news is that the water sheds are beginning to be saturated
mall. it is friday, november 28th i m claudine wong. good morning, i m mike mibach. i hope you had a great thanksgiving. pam and dave have the day off. let s get a quick look at weather and traffic. let s start first with rosemary who is in with steve. i think i can officially say happy holidays to the two of you. and happy friday. we have good shopping weather out there. it will be dry today. if you plan on shopping tomorrow, you will need that umbrella. let s take a look at the system that is approaching the northwest corner. it will take the entire day before it gets to us. we do have fog this morning. and in some cases it is a little thick. santa rosa reporting visibility down to a quarter of a mile. be prepared for that if you will be outdoors. i will run you through your friday. the cloud cover inside the bay along the coastline and into the sacramento valley even a dense fog advisory. that means very poor visibility. you will want to be on your guard if you are get
powell says she is relieved and expects the judge. suspects former president obama was involved in the against the security advisor. the whole thing was orchestrated and set up within the fbi, clasp, brennan and the oval office meeting with president obama. so you think this goes all the way up to the top to president obama? absolutely. griff: now this after a call between obama and former staffers was leaks to yahoo news on friday where in obama misstates the charges against flynn as perjury and blasts attorney general barr s decision to drop the flynn case. that s the kind of stuff where you begin to get worried that basic, not just institutional norms, but our basic understanding of rule of law is at is at risk. griff: as for when judge emit sullivan might sign off on flynn s dismissal could come today or could call the government s attorneys to account for their decision. we will find out. either way former congressman trey gowdy says wow a lead predicate for th