there seems to be little or maybe no progress in sight for another covid-19 relief bill house speaker nancy pelosi, she said in a conference call with the house democratic caucus, she s not budging until a new bill is signed saying the house is going to stay in session. the problem most americans don t care about details of this continued fighting they oimply understand nothing good is happening for them in the meantime and not surprisingly i got 2 very different viewpoints from our political analysts. in a normal world, the deal could and would be reached the president would families businesses and the economy are falling off a cliff. as federal funds dry up. they move closer to speaker pelosi s number and you have a deal but covid relief doesn t fit in with the trump campaign theme that the economy is roaring back. it doesn t fit in with his campaign theme that the virus is going to magically disappear. so you have a campaign that s under cutting the need for a deal and
32% and the winds aren t blowing 2,3060 miles per hour. gusting to 4 miles per hour. much easier this morning. we are under a spare the air and today potentially has our worst air quality you can see right now everybody doing green. we re okay. the policy is there as we head through the north bay especially for unhealthy air for all of us and poor air quality for those most sensitive else where and those incompasses wednesday and thursday forecast. 75 in san francisco and near 100 inland and i know that says monday but that is for today s forecast and that is significantly cooler the closer you are to the coast. i ll let you know about the rest of our neighborhoods coming up. sounds more promising, thanks, mike. cal fire giving us an update on how they re doing in the glass fire. jobina is at the live desk with more details on that. thank you, reggie. cal fire officials will give the update from the sonoma county fairgrounds around 11:00 this morning and we will stream
west wind at 11. right now a very, very shallow and kind of foggy marine layer that is kind of really stuck at the coast and trying to push into the bay the next couple hours and quickly move back to the coast keeping you in the 60s and 70s and the rest of us in the 80s and 90s this afternoon. reggie? thank you. today we expect to get an update from cal fire to talk about how widespread the glass fire got overnight. jobina fortson at the live desk with details. jobina? reggie. cal fire will give that update from the sonoma county fairgrounds at 11:00. ee wie will stream it on our ma. yesterday governor gavin newsom declared a state of emergency in napa, sonoma and shasta county for the explosive wildfires burning out of control. this will help direct more resources to the fire fight. governor newsom said he also sent a letter to president trump asking for fire assistance grants. here s where the glass fire is burning right now in napa and sonoma counties. it s scorched
unhealthy. first it was tacky talked to several restaurant operators in the city and taylor today some fresh air fried some hope. it can finally move we moved into better air quality tonight and you can definitely see the change in the streets of san francisco a lot more people out today and while we were in that moderate level for a majority of the day restaurant owners say that it was a breath of fresh air as i mentioned it was nice to see people back out and sitting outside of the restaurants, they say it s something that was a much needed after hitting 80 yet again another hurdle throughout this pandemic. obviously with the fires. back to kind of having to close for 2 days people not going outside again. so it s kind of a bummer to have like a whole nother the thing this year that 6 people inside and not sitting at my table jacob roberts owns in the country and polk street. that s one of the many restaurants in san francisco, the close its outdoor seating because of s
abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in the district with more on this. good morning, amy. good morning, kumasi. the center of education reform in washington, d.c., distance learning saying it s better for kids to be here in the classroom than to be learning from home and suggesting that some kids are falling behind. as they do all of this distance learning. anexpert alyzednd having too ma students at once on google meet and zoom is robbing children of the opportunity to engage or get the proper feedback from teachers. we re seeing children who whether they are elevated in their learning or below in their learning and even mid line coming in way below with this type of offering. the center for education reform in washington, d.c., is a nonprofit, pro charter advocacy group. it releases a yearly parent power index in which california scored a d in the area of digital and personalized learning because of last april when schools went online and the state lacked laptop