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wildfires exploding overnight in hard hit california, mandatory evacuations under way for thousands this morning. we re on the ground in the fire zone. on the brink. as the world approaches nearly 1 million covid-19 deaths, cases rising in 33 states at home. florida rolls back restrictions and new york reporting more than 1,000 cases in a day for the first time in months. the big question this morning, should the u.s. brace for more shutdowns? dr. fauci joins us this morning. nfl legend joe montana and his wife jennifer rescuing their 9-month-old grandchild from a frightening attempted kidnapping inside their own home. dax shepard s struggle. after nearly 16 years of sobriety, revealing a drug relapse. each encounter has gotten more shady and dangerous. the father of two and husband to kristen bell calling it the worst hour of his life and asking for help. i m really at that point thinking, like, this is my life on the line. and heating up the flush. the 2
contained but the smoke isn t going away yet. you can still smell it in the air. good evening. i m frank somerville. and i m jewel jul. experts tell us the longer the exposure the more potential for damage. we have team coverage tonight. chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the smoke and where it s the worst. first, it s ktvu s jana katsuyama with the prolonged effects andesh poseur. reporter: julie, they say that smoke particles can inflame the lungs even in healthy peoplement and air quality told me today they might have to extend the spare- the-air alerts through the week. reporter: smoky skies have hovered over the bay area through the weeks. in the north bay and santa cruz and east bay. our house smells like smoke and my husband insists that we close the windows instead of letting in the cooler air. you can still smell the smoke now. reporter: the bay area air quality management district spare-the-air alerts have been extended to tuesday, a record 15 d
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. looking live from the sales force camera this morning. giving you a live look north. good morning. it s tuesday, may 3rd. let s start with a check on the weather and traffic on this tuesday morning. we have a look at the roads. one little trouble spot. okay. we will get to that in a second. i want to ear about that trouble spot. you will. very soon. you will. allyquieted the wind down. today wifrom the cool and breezy from yesterday and the temperatures are going to start warming up. tomorrow is the peak. tomorrow is the day we go to the low 90s for some of our absolute warmest spots. we are not doing that today. today we will go back up into the low 80s. it s already warmer to start the day. santa rosa it s a balmy48 degrees right now. it s 50 in oakland, 46 in concord. if we look at where we go for the daytime it ll below 80s inland, sunny and warm. in the bay the mid to upper 70s. you can pick out your specific location on here just to get a little mo