we need to give a shout out to all partners and cutting your hair. yeah, if i didn t have barbara, i d be like pass phil this way. she doesn t know it yet, but i think next week we ll be okay for a haircut. hypothetical, everybody. welcome to monday. the clouds are late arriving to the coast and a little bit of fog developing around petaluma this morning. but you can see the nearly full moonshine reflecting off the bay this morning from the east bay hills camera, but you can see some of the clouds there off in the distance, there is that little gray along sutro tower. your temperatures 53 to mild er this morning. a little warmer by noon, 61 at the coast, 74 around the bay and 82 inland. and we ll have seasonal temperatures everywhere even with the breezy conditions today. a dramatic drop in the temperatures and measurable drizzle coming up in the accuweather 7 day forecast of. let s take a look at some of the top covid-19 headlines. today is the second day that many san mat
everybody and very importantly we are at the white house and the still place like the white house. and for those of you that this is the first time, i know exactly what you were thinking, because i was here first time and it was still something i will never forget. it s great to have you and a first lady and i are pleased to welcome everybody to this wonderful place to discuss the vital importance of safety in reopening america s schools. we want to reopen the schools. everybody wants it. the moms want it. the dads want it. the kids wanted. it s time to do it if you know, our mortality rate is right now at a level that people don t talk about but it s down tenfold, tenfold. so you look at deaths are way down from this horrible coronavirus and it s a disgrace that happen, shouldn t have happened but it did, and the economy is coming back. it is coming back strongly. jobs are setting records for, two months ago they set the record and then give almost 5 million new jobs last mo
locked out of save lives but keeping it in place could lead to economic collapse. and the u.s. city known for its rich musical history refuses to be silenced by the pandemic. soldiers are patrolling the streets of lebanon s 2nd biggest city where there s been another day of violent protests against the deepening financial crisis at least one man died in tripoli as thousands defied the coronavirus lockdown al-jazeera zana holder has a top story. hunger and hopelessness are driving lebanese to the streets the economy is close to collapsing protesters vent their anger at banks for preventing people from accessing their savings and a long serving political elite is being blamed for mismanagement and corruption in recent days the local currency has sharply devalued against the dollar there were casualties among protesters in soldiers during confrontations that began monday night. when to destry it s because the children are asking their parents for food and they don t have money t
in. also, the storms moving in. the front set to collide with this record heat. tonight, severe thunderstorm watches in the northeast from washington, d.c., philadelphia, up through new york. damaging winds, large hail, lightning all possible. rob marciano standing by to time this out. news coming in, an eighth possible sighting now of this fugitive. the manhunt for an escaped killer, breaking free west of philadelphia, climbing up that wall with his hands and feet to get out. where they now believe he is. trevor ault on the ground. the emergency landing, the plane that took off from raleigh, headed to florida. the bird strike, losing an engine. the well-known actor, danny masterson from that 70s show, tonight sentenced to 30 years to life in prison for raping two women. his victims confronting him in court, and what they said. the verdict late today. former trump aide peter navarro found guilty of contempt of congress. pierre thomas with late reporting. the amer
highs in the upper 80 s. we are still getting to a cold might come overnight lows in the 40 s, 50 s. mostly cloudy skies, but the rain is over. if you take mom out tomorrow, maybe breakfast, 56 degrees at 8 a.m., but 5:00 p.m. in the mid-70 s. already feeling much better compared to today and yesterday. it will also be quite breezy for mother s day. midpeak winds beads in the 20 s, even 30 s back towards hagerstown and cumberland. that will keep some of the cool air in place. over the next five days, we are going up from here. hitting 90 degrees wednesday. little more about this warm-up in my extended forecast coming up. it s a forecast you don t want to miss. kimberly: thanks, molly. lights and with the sirens blaring, rushing a police cruisers colliding responding to the same call. as a anna-lysa gayle reports, they were greeted by gunfire when they arrived. they were just shooting. and ansa: shots fired impact from a crash at the neighbor s saturday evening at 6 p.m. in