Closer the coastline. Of course, those temperatures begin to cool down. But hot spot certainly. But 83 degrees in mill valley. A 68 near beach 68 in sausalito and into San Francisco, youve got some much different weather. You get that seabreeze blown a 60s along the coastline 74 downtown. Its San Francisco. But were going to see a big change in the weather coming our way as early as tomorrow. Inside the bay along the coastline. Youre going to feel the effects of that marine air and then more so as we get to this next week. I think we get to monday. Everybody is really going to cool down a back to may be below normal with some drizzle on the way to on tuesday and then we start heat right back up headed in the next weekend. I appreciate it, lawrence slow with the high temperatures coupled with dry conditions across the state. Chilly increasing the already high Wildfire Risk this summer in the Lake Tahoe Basin and across the sierra. The u. S. Forest service is warning that after the dry w
Understand no evacuations have been issued at this time. And were still following this fire getting all the latest updates as soon as they come into our newsroom, we will bring them to you. Were still working to figure out exactly how this fire started and if any property is damaged at the moment. But the fire could be impacted by the hot weather out. There are cheap. Meteorologist Lawrence Karnow joining us now with details. Yeah. The second day of temperatures over a 100 degrees. Of course you get all that evaporation get the builtup even really kind of primed already in our drought to see the spot fires. Breaking out. So this is not shocking to see this fire popping up or similar fires to this. Not extreme fire danger, but still you get that Afternoon Breeze. Youre looking at those winds right now out of dishes 17 look toward fairfield over 20 mile an hour winds that is going to blow that fire along through that very dry brush make for some very dangerous fire conditions to fight th
Very high. According to lawrence, it was 111 degrees there earlier today. This is a live look at the fire thats burning southbound lanes of i 6, 80 was shut down for about 2 hours. But they opened back up just before we got on the air at 9 oclock. We have not received update on the acreage that has burned so far. But the smoke was clearly visible earlier. It appears to have dissipated. No evacuation orders we are continuing to follow this and we will bring you updates as they come into the newsroom. Meantime, in the south bay. Firefighters were busy responding to small Brush Fires in San Jose fire officials worried about the Drought Stress Presentation out there. But first, gayle ong, she is live for us San Jose with the very latest kale. Yeah. The 3 small Brush Fires. They responded to today. One of them was close to last Nights Fire that actually destroyed 2 cars and sent one person to the hospital. San Jose Firefighters quickly doused the flames of this Brush Fire that ignited on th
police are saying about her medical health, criminal history and what others are revealing. there was a sticker on the stop of the rifle that state of palestine. norah: cbs evening news starts now. good evening, i am norah o donnell. thanks for being with us on this monday night. we begin with the terrifying shooting in joel stands make a church houston. the church worst 35,000 worshipers weekly. police are searching for a motive trying to determine why a 36-year-old woman opened fire. here s what we know. law enforcement says the suspect has a history of mental health problems. and found anti-semitic writings, two people entered including the shooter 7-year-old son who tonight is in critical cond condition. two off-duty officers are being hailed as heroes, shot and killed the suspect within minutes, likely preventing more bloodshed. cbs s janet shamlian has the details. reporter: terror and a place of sanctuary. gunfire erupting during a church live strain just a
norah: a landmark sentencing peered speaker not only did your son kill my daughter, but you both did, as well. norah: a judge sentence is the parents of a school gunman to up to 15 years in prison as they are the first to be convicted for their child s mass shooting. each act or inaction created a ripple effect. norah: cbs evening news starts now. good evening. i m norah o donnell, and thank you for being with us. we are going to get to that emotional scene in the courtroom and just a moment. families coming face-to-face with the parents convicted of involuntary manslaughter for the role in their son s mass shooting. but we do want to begin tonight with a major abortion ruling that once again is putting the issue at the forefront of the 2024 presidential campaign. arizona s supreme court today ruled that a 160 year old near total abortion ban is still enforceable. the law dates back to 1864, on the books since before arizona was a state and before women had the