and 89 san jose. compared to 24 hours ago, down 11 degrees in san francisco. ten degrees cooler in napa. because the heat continues inland, heat advisory till 8:00 p.m. tonight. still take it easy. stay hydrated. heat illnesses are possible. excessive heat warning for lake and solano counties till 10:00 p.m. tonight. i think you re going to love the weekend forecast. i ll have the details coming right up. we hope so. there have been several outtages across the bay area during this heat wave. look at the darkness. one in mariner yesterday. marin county. pg&e says it was not heat reited. today another 1700 customers are without power in san leandro. eric thomas live with the details. reporter: and guys, thank goodness it is not as hot today as yesterday. that s a matter of degrees, pun intended there. 3,000 customers in danville lost power probably because of the heat. asentioned here in san leandro, about 1700 pg&e customers lost power maybe because of the heat, as well.
some critics are also questioning why the court set a bail at all given the nature of the crime and brooks decades long criminal history. dan bongino needs the left needs to face reality. it s a crappy bumper sticker. that s what this is. tolerance, bail reform, defund the police. when the bumper sticker becomes reality, sean, the body bags start piling up. how many body bags are you willing to tolerate before you finally admit that you are worshipping a bunch of golden cavs? kat is here to react. mike tobin is live in waukesha at this hour. the waukesha county district attorney promised daily would be set high enough that darrell brooks wouldn t get out again and that s why we see the number $5 million bails. he appeared in waukesha county court wearing a suicide prevention suit and rock back and forth and shake and wearing a covid mask. initially he was charged with five counts of intentional homicide. the sixth count is on its way a matter of paperwork at 8-year-old
sentences of life in prison. outside the courtroom, there were cheers. i m charles payne in for neil cavuto. jeff paul is in brunswick with more. jeff? very emotional time here in brunswick, georgia on multiple levels. some people in celebratory mood saying the jury got it right. you have other folks that have been out here on days on end that have been exhausted by the case that have a sense of relief. they said looking back at past trials, they thought there was a chance that it wouldn t go in their favor and nobody would be held accountable. that s not the case. according to the jury s decision this afternoon, took them 12 hours to come to that decision over a span of two days. all three men found guilty on multiple charges. you have travis mcmichael, the man that physically shot ahmaud arbery, his father greg found guilty on eight of the nine counts and the man that filmed it, roddy bryan found guilty of six of nine counts. but we re learning his lawyer plans to file fo
for unemployment data in both november and december during a covid spike and this huge greater than expected january jobs report. our country is taking everything that covid can throw at it s and we come back stronger. i m pleased to report this morning, many of you already know, that america s job machine is going stronger than ever. really a strong recovery and opportunity for hard working women and men all across this great country. america is back to work. 467,000 jobs were added last month. the biggest gain is in leisure and hospitality. people are vacationing, dining and drinking despite covid fears and that is driving hiring. 6.6 million jobs for biden s first year in office. unemployment ticked up slightly to 4%. that s largely because of labor force participation growing since february 22. climbing to 6.2% and wages climbed to 5.7% in january from the previous year. that s nearly double the prepandemic average. a lot of those gains in wages have been eroded by hi
eventually north-northeast is expected to happen in the next couple of hours. ian: if you to want welcome folks, what we continue to track what is now major hurricane idalia. if you re watching us here on fox weather, if you re watching us during the overnight hours on fox news and on a number of fox affiliates across the country, we re here because we re tracking a very dangerous scenario, a major hurricane in a portion of the florida coastline that almost never seas storms like this sees storms like this, especially when in the summertime proper still this is an overnight scenario would that make a lot more sense if it was october. jane: and this storm nvery vulnerable spots along the florida coastline. you hit the big bend here and you have the storm surge potential that s so incredible, up to 16 feet in the worst case scenario and as we continue in time with the slower movement, the strengthening of the storm could that look more and more possible as the morni