Start the check of our weather with drew. Hi, drew. Hey, good morning. So we do have a little bit of drizzle out there. The marine layer is with us overhead and it is on the way to a cooler afternoon to end out the workweek. Heres live. Doppler seven, see a little bit of green on the screen, mainly over the city and along the coast. You need your windshield wipers close to the coast this morning with that light drizzle. Overhead temperatures were actually elevated thanks to that marine layer. Its keeping numbers in most spots in the low and mid 60s. So were off to a mild start. Its a bit muggy out there, but temperatures will be cooler today compared to yesterday because the marine layer is going to be slower to break down this morning. Heres future weather. All of that cloud cover at 9 a. M. Its one of those days, even by lunchtime am, its still quite cloudy over the city. Were still seeing fog across parts of the east bay shoreline around emeryville. And well find that sunshine away
This is cbs news bay area with elizabeth cook. Six months into the israelhamas war and there is no end in sight to the fighting. Now, a bay area nurse is back from the war zone and she is giving us a firsthand account of the devastation. It was a situation that this is the situation they are in during day after day. Thank you for joining us. Im devin feeley in for elizabeth cook. That nurse is among many medical professionals who have traveled to the middle east to help treat people wounded in the war. In a few minutes, we hear from how she calls the work crucial but also describes it as [indiscernible]. Lets get to News Headlines with anne makovec. We start in oakland this afternoon where a fire burned a garage to ash. This is on montclair avenue near brooklyn avenue about a block from cleveland elementary. The fire started in the garage and then it spread to the main house. Firefighters reported this incident under control at around noon. No reports of any injuries. San Francisco Pub
I had a situation where i was a very excellent student, came out, made billions and billions of dollars, became one of the top business people. Went to television and for ten years was a tremendous success as you probably have heard. Ran for president one time and won. And then i hear this guy that does not know me, doesnt know me at all. By the way, did not interview me for three he said he interviewed me for three hours in the white house. It didnt exist, okay . Its in his imagination. Theres a lot to read into there. So in addition to his mental stability, trumps schedule is now being questioned. His daily schedule. Hes been reportedly rolling into the oval office at around 11 00 a. M. And heading out at 4 15 p. M. Its reassuring the president of the United States has the same hours as a venice beach skateboard shop. So this is his daily routine. It goes executive time. Thats what they call his time in the morning watching tv and tweeting. Then office time. Then potty time. Then tan
Forth room to room like they were doing a loop. And kidnap survivor with hope for the childrens futures. This special edition of nightline will be right back. For the childrens futures. This special edition of nightline will be right back. There are two types of people in the world. Those who fear the future. And those who embrace it. The future is for the unafraid. All because of you good evening and thank you for joining us. We begin with breaking news. The federal government has shut down. After days of negotiation and coming down to the wire the senate has failed to pass a spending bill in time for the midnight eastern deadline. Abcs Congressional Correspondent on capital hill with more on what all this means. Good evening. A night of frantic negotiations on the hill in the end fell short the federal government is officially shut down. Republican lawmakers had been pushing for a short deal would also extend Childrens Health Insurance Program but democrats stood form, protections fo
South. Now a state of emergency is declared in louisiana after severe storm tore through the gulf coast. There an estimated 8 to 12 tornadoes through louisiana and mississippi leaving a wide swath of destruction. While no deaths have been reported at least 25 people being treated for injuries. Here is gabe with details on the powerful weather. Reporter the south is bracing for more severe weather. Got another one coming. Reporter after powerful stormed ripped through louisiana. Look at this. Man, this is a real tornado. Total devastation. I cant believe it. Reporter flipping trucks and tearing this gas station apart. Witnesses say the sky went dark in seconds. Get on our knees so we wont get hurt. It was scary. Reporter louisianas governor declaring a state of emergency. Thousands of people left without power. We have had our share of tragedies, and the people in new orleans are as cuff as they come and well get through this. Reporter among the worst hit new orleans east, some of the s