Will bring you updates in minutes. Plus finally some relief from all this smoke that will this better air stick around . It is really a relief, i thought it would never end. Promising news from cal fire about two of the big wildfires. And the scary attack inside the bay area shop. A mans hair set on fire. And should San Jose Police be allowed to use rubber bullets on protesters, the vote just minutes ago. Now at 11 and streaming on cbsn bay area, finally a chance to breathe a little easier after all that suffocating smoke. Taking a live look outside, and here is a difference that we can see. That orange glow is gone. And can we expect any more improvements over the next couple of days . Thats the really good news, yes. This is the current air quality map as of 24 hours ago when we still had unhealthy, or at least unhealthy for sensitive groups. This is tonights map, that is so much better, so many green dots indicating good air quality. So we have really dropped significantly. Now the
Efforts at latino outreach. And not letting up. Breonna taylors mother tells us why a 12 million settlement does not equal justice for her daughter who was killed by police. First here is todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. The flooding has already begun. This storm is 500 miles wide and wind is not the biggest concern, believe it or not. Its the water. Sally, expected to bring historic flooding to the gulf coast. Nine feet of storm surge. This is not survival. Smoke from Deadly Wildfires in the west has drifted all the way across the country. The air outside right now is at historically polluted levels. Nancy pelosi wants an investigation into a complaint alleging detained immigrants are undergoing questionable hysterectomies. Why . I had no answers as to why. Town hall meeting. Why would you downplay a pandemic . I didnt downplay. I actually, in many ways, i upplayed it. Israel and two arab states signed deals establishing diplomatic ties. The city of louisville, kentucky, a
Some warmer weather for the weekend, at least away from the coast. Lets take a look at the cloud cover on live doppler 7, you can see it is not nearly as extensive as it was yesterday and the day before. And it is dry out there, no need to worry about drizzle or mist today. Temperatures are the constant, even with cloud cover varying, were still in the mid to upper 50s at 7 00. Hard to break free of the 50s at the coast while we hit 71 to 75 at noon with more sunshine. But then we barely warm this afternoon, 73 to 78. And back into the 50s and 60s as we head to 7 00. So if you are getting takeout or heading out, grab a coat. At the live desk, a new abc news poll shows across the board americans are still apprehensive about participating in a variety of activities baucecause of the coronavirus pandemic. 54 say that they would eat at a restaurant, 51 say that they would stay at a hotel, and 78 say that they would go to work. However only 27 of americans are willing to go to a bar, 22 a s
County prepared for more protests and its second night of curfew that curfew just went into effect an hour ago at 8 oclock as you can see here. Many local businesses are boarded up to prevent looting in damage. Thanks for joining us. Everybody, im Vicki Liviakis and im grant lotus last night more than 120 people were arrested. In Alameda County that was the first night of the county wide curfew today we learned that many of the people arrested are now from Alameda County. Theyre not in from california to our kron fours Jonathan Mccall is live for us in the newsroom with details on this jonathan explain yeah, vicki grant, you know what 4 days Law Enforcement officials have been stressing in emphasizing that they didnt believe that many of this. Destruction and damage was being caused by people in their own communities. Well now at least in Alameda County they now have the numbers to back it up of the more than 122 people arrested for crimes yesterday, 70 of them were from outside of Ala
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