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officer haubert now faces multiple felony charges for hise treatment of kyle vinson, including second-degreeault and attempted first-degree assault. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >> o'donnell: all right, tonight, anxiety is growing across the country as a federal ban on evictions is set to expire on saturday. remember, the moratorium was put in place at the height of the pandemic and economic downturn. congress approved $47 billion in assistance, but as cbs' janet shamlian explains, renters arent having a hard time getting the aid. reporter: lavita haey is well aware of the federal moratorium on evictions ends saturday. >> i'm terrified. job offers are coming in, but they're coming in very slowly. >> reporter: the las vegas mom of two teens lost both her jobs during the pandemic, unable to pay her $900-a-month rent. when you walk up to your door and you see an eviction notice... >> it's the hardest thing to see in the world when you know that you're a single mother and you have no one to turn to. you will be homeless. >> reporter: harvey has been approved for more than $9,000 in federal

a good dose of sunshine for besides cities burlingame at 73 redwood city palo alto at 78 south bay hise after your gray morning rising into the low 80's under some sunshine later on 70's 80's across the east bay. one thing you're not seeing in today's 4 zone forecast any 90's. the closest we'll get as antioch 88 degrees. aside from that. some 60's, some 70's and some 80's and guess what, your next 7 days is going to bring plenty more of that very little change, temperature wise going on here. great morning, sunny afternoons, july 4th pleasant, but it will remain dry. so that is obviously of concern here is you're getting out to celebrate with family. just make sure to enjoy safely reyna tom, thank you for that update on that hot spot of been tracking throughout the morning. >> a pure napa. they just cleared all the lanes. northbound one 21 at here lane in napa. so again, you're going to see some residual slowing because of that accident. they did open the lanes of traffic is going to be flowing. there. if you don't want to wait alternate 37 that's adjacent to the air traveling into the

. >> i also got hised at but that's okay. >> see. >> see me and i would hiss at me too. >> typical day. we have turkeys in our backyard lately. >> really? >> on saturday and sunday. >> are they nice. tt's no. berriee a webabies and w ere's circle of life. >> yeah. >>> 5:18. let's talk about weather wise. and san jose, 2880. walnut creek increase in clouds and drizzle on 24 this morning. and by the afternoon, more sunshine, and a touch warmer. still going to be a little below average. mostly cloudy tonight with patchy drizzle, and patchy fog as we compress the marine layer into some of our valleys. as we head through the weekend. and sunday, well, there's a slight chance of some dry thunderstorms that's going to heighten the fire threat. right now, no fire weather watches. the national weather service is keeping an eye on it. and that may change later. but for now, we are okay. let's talk about what's going on weather wise. 71 to sunnyvale and san jose topping out at 76. most of us in the low to mid- 60s. and head over to the coast, where the cloud cover will keep us in the upper 50s, m

same in areas like san carlos down through mountain view in the mid 70's south bay hise plenty of sun and highs in the low 80's today east bay showing a range of numbers from the 60's right along the bayshore to some upper 80's for the stanley and walnut creek. you'll be a 81 degrees while antioch for only spot at 90 degrees. so definitely still some heat inland, but very tolerable conditions compared to where we had been. we get even cooler in the days to come with thursday and friday offering the coolest days of this forecast highs on thursday in land. only averaging out in the upper 70's. do enjoy it because you know that he will be back at some point. in fact, by monday of next week, we're likely to see a few more 90's coming back into the picture. reyna. thank you for that. in the south bay, we do have a traffic collision on keeping a close eye on southbound at mckee road. >> down here in san jose not seeing any major delays along route one or some of the other freeways down. they like to 80 traveling into the city traffic. does look bumper to bumper. but once you finally do reac

some low 80's returning in san carlos redwood city and woodside while south bay hise mostly upper 70'st bay daytime highs also sharing what's mostly a range of 70's to 80's exceptions being berkeley and richmond each at 65 degrees areas like antioch. you're at 90 yesterday. today, 88 benicia 76 vallejo napa. really great stuff in the 70's. well, santa rosa and sandra fell at 77 th looking ahead next 7 days here, temperatures remain in the 80's pretty consistently for inland areas all the way into the weekend and tomorrow barely even making the 80's making tomorrow that coolest of days. i mentioned monday and tuesday of next week. we do see a few low 90's returning not too terribly hot but warmer this week has been. >> rain on the you for that. so we have some hot spots to tell you about. starting here in the east bay in oakland, 8.80, southbound, just south of 29th avenue. and again, several lanes are blocked there. you can see it's starting to slow down just a bit. no major issues, though, along 5.80, as you're traveling. also, we do have a fire to southbound it to 80 northbound and

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hise. highest ones coming in public persuasion and economic management. >> if that's the case for donald trump with the about recent presidents and where do they fall in survey? >> guest: the presence that it made their debut soon after their administrations are president clinton and he came in at number 21 and has moved up to number 19 in the fourth survey and george bush in 2009 he came in at number 36 and he is moved up seven points to number 29 this year in 2021. president obama has come in the top 10 for the first time right at number 10 up two spots from his debut year, four years ago and then you see donald trump again coming in at number 41. >> host: the survey has a lot of continent of people are just inviting more than we've been able to share work where can they go? >> with a new web site dedicated to just the survey c-span.org/president survey 2021. they will be able to select any of the presidents to see how they did in each of the categories. you can look at each of the indivi