The intense heat happening elsewhere around the state got 60s in place along most of the east bay, real estate 50s up to the north bay. A chilly 46 Half Moon Bay thats delightful 62 meanwhile for san jose. But to compare things for just 24 hours ago, a look at inland spots really dropping off conquered 5 degrees behind you can see up in the north as well will make up for that this afternoon, however, as we warm up winds currently work on the Single Digits for the most part well get that typical on shore wind again kind of shielding us a little bit at least in spots this afternoon. Heres what it looks like were at 83 by 11 oclock at 2 at 95. Some folks getting close to 100 if not getting there will be showing you all about your forecast. Coming up in just a bit back to you sounds good thing today, california continues to be a hot spot for new coronavirus cases in the u. S. On thursday, the state recorded nearly 8,000 new cases and more than a 140 new reported deaths. Now here in the bay
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Trish find out why hes blaming big tech for that. We are learning the mother of the el paso gunman reportedly called police weeks before the massacre because she was concerned about her son owning an ak47 assault rifle. Garrett tenney is live for us on the ground with the latest. Reporter trish, according to the familys attorney, the mother of this suspect was concerned that her son was the old enough, mature enough or experienced enough for this highpowered rifle that he had. But she was not concerned that he was a threat to anyone. And the cops told her legally her son was allowed to own this rifle. The Police Department tells us it has no record of that call. But thats likely the mother never identified herself or her son. We at fox news are still not identifying the suspected shooter. But today his family released a statement saying his actions were apparently influenced and informed from people we do not know and ideas and beliefs that we do not accept in any way. He was raised in
Trish find out why hes blaming big tech for that. We are learning the mother of the el paso gunman reportedly called police weeks before the massacre because she was concerned about her son owning an ak47 assault rifle. Garrett tenney is live for us on the ground with the latest. Reporter trish, according to the familys attorney, the mother of this suspect was concerned that her son was the old enough, mature enough or experienced enough for this highpowered rifle that he had. But she was not concerned that he was a threat to anyone. And the cops told her legally her son was allowed to own this rifle. The Police Department tells us it has no record of that call. But thats likely the mother never identified herself or her son. We at fox news are still not identifying the suspected shooter. But today his family released a statement saying his actions were apparently influenced and informed from people we do not know and ideas and beliefs that we do not accept in any way. He was raised in