the white northern half of roseville from the white southern half of roseville, largely white in both cases. the other highway that came through newark, i-70 eight divided the largely jewish southern half of weequahic from the largely northern jewish half weequahic, where newark was 35% black at the time. if they want to divide highways, their aim wasn't. i mean, they could have done it, you know, many different ways. that wasn't the purpose. some highways went through, right through black neighbors. they didn't care. when you read plans, the how utterly indifferent they were to the the neighbors who are getting their neighborhoods destroyed. it was on the for the in 1959 they put out the plan for 80 to 80, which became tied to 80 and they said all six. among their variables was how did all this affect the neighborhood? they were more concerned about how many exit ramps are there downtown? i mean, really same thing they did when they built when they demolished little italy. and it's odd because the people there were and the other half, you said you have the dreamers and schemers when

the rain outlook is impressive for some of the suburbs toward roseville, auburn, placerville, maybe a half or 1 inch or more and also looking at higher totals to the north. in the blue color with trace amounts that we could see from some spotty showers. the 7 day forecast back to the 60s friday and saturday and through most of next week and look at the numbers, so happy to share this from 90 tomorrow to 78 on friday. hang on and things are going to get a lot better. the rain and cooler temperatures are clearing out the smoke. >> that sounds great. >>> not to be outdone by apple, >>> not to be outdone by apple, google getting ready torelease ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of th

totals through the sacramento valley especially for the suburbs in sacramento off toward the east, roseville, auburn and placerville, a half inch or more to the north of us. in the blue color just some trace amounts, a chance for spotty showers friday and saturday with 60s returning in san francisco. 90 tomorrow, 70s coming in friday and saturday. just what we want as we head towards upcoming weekend. >> it's a three day weekend. >> i totally forgot about that. >>> a major step toward decriminalizing cannabis and why the rest of the country why the rest of the country could start catching up to - [narrator] every day, our lives are filled with choices, both simple and life-changing. what's not a choice? addiction to opioids like fentanyl. but even with opioid use disorder, you still have a choice. by choosing treatment, you choose family, your career and your life on your terms. choose change, california, and find medically proven treatment options at choosechangeca.org. >>> marijuana stocks are soaring because big changes could be in the works. the department of health and human services co

finally tonight a fallen marine sergeant from placer county is being honored in her hometown of roseville with her own street name. motorcycles accompanied a fire truck caring family members of u.s. marine sergeant nicole jean as part of a road-naming ceremony to honor her. she was killed in kabul during a terror attack while evacuating afghan refugees. the last thing she posted on social media was a photo of her holding a child. cbs evening news with norah o'donnell is up next and we are back here afterwards for cbs news bay area. thank ♪ ♪ >> norah: right now, hurricane idalia already lashing florida, as the major storm strengthens toward the gulf coast. tonight, georgia, south carolina, and north carolina now under states of emergency. plus, the new advisory just in from the national hurricane center. what it says. and here are tonight's he

state senator roger niello from roseville says the state's unemployment insurance fund already has major debt and says that proposal would only make the problem worse. the employers that have nothing to do with the strike are going to have to pay more because of the strike and that seems a little fundamentally unfair. experts say labor groups are powerful enough to force lawmakers to flex the rules to vote on this. governor gavin newsom has yet to comment on the proposal. and cameras were rolling as to see lions scurried right back into the pacific ocean very happy there. the two spent months regaining their health just outside of the city of san diego earlier this summer. officials say an acid outbreak actually sickened the california coast. news of their recovery, of course, making a lot of people smile. you see how fast they ran back into that ocean? get us out of this. back into the water mode. we want to get back into the pacific and have some fun out there. it looks nice. all right. that is our news for tonight. thanks so much for joining us. our next newscast begins early in the m

county is being honored in her hometown of roseville with her own street name. motorcycles accompanied a fire truck caring family members of u.s. marine sergeant nicole jean as part of a road-naming ceremony to honor her. she was killed in kabul during a terror attack while evacuating afghan refugees. the last thing she posted on social media was a photo of her holding a child. cbs evening news with norah o'donnell is up next and we are back here afterwards for cbs news bay area. thank ♪ ♪ >> norah: right now, hurricane idalia already lashing florida, as the major storm strengthens toward the gulf coast. tonight, georgia, south carolina, and north carolina now under states of emergency. plus, the new advisory just in from the national hurricane center. what it says. and here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ millions under evacuation orders ahead of the unprecedented storm set to make landfall tomorrow morning. with the national weather service warning no one has seen a hurricane like this. >> if you have the opportunity to evacuate and you can, please do. ♪ ♪ >> nor

when we leave leave roseville, we find that everything is supervised. we are finally liberated, i would say for me, this is the real independent say this on the other. we are liberated because we see it today as the liberation we demonstrated and the police were on our side, there were no clashes, it was quiet. we think these brave gentlemen who participated in this, especially us young gap in the students. we're happy because we want change we're here at the soap. busy square of democracy, but we will now call this place to square freedom from august 30th. the cavities are happy, we don't want outside interference. we don't want biased comments. we don't want people coming to lecture us. we spoke with a bon based analyst who says the people of the central african nation seek to take their faith into their own hands and free themselves from their colonial past. the bundle system as being in place for if they had a france. and i mean, since, uh, i think 2 o'clock in the morning, people are on this suite, so they're waiting. nobody will go out say, i've s

aaron splawn is a retired roseville police veteran who has taught emergency driving skills to officers. and because we're we're driving all over the place and driving every single day, it's important and mandated that we have regular training for driving. now the name of the arena officer who crashed has not been revealed. he was taken to a hospital and has since been released. live in orinda, henry lee ktvu fox two news. considering how bad those images look we're glad that he is okay. henry thank you. some small business owners in oakland say they are finding it increasingly difficult to stay open because of the rise in crime over the past weekend alone, oakland police responded to 45 robberies earlier this morning, we spoke with two longtime oakland business owners. they say businesses are suffering as crime in the city is keeping customers from coming out. business is down across the board. i would say at least 30% for a lot of people. and that's all of our profit margin. it also means that we're having a hard time paying our employees, paying our rent. it's hard to keep the doors

aaron splawn is a retired roseville police veteran who has taught emergency driving skills to officers. and because we're we're driving all over the place and driving every single day, it's important and mandated that we have regular training for driving. the name of the officer who crashed has not been revealed. he was taken to a hospital and has since been released in orinda henry lee ktvu fox two news. the 49ers let go of trey lance. coming up the latest on this shakeup for the team ahead of tonight's preseason game. a violation of airspace in lake tahoe. the situation unfolded today during the president's visit. coming up, how the military responded. go ahead. take a look at that right there right now. isn't that beautiful? it's the marine layer and the impact it will have on your bay area forecast. details coming up. and we'll tell you why the contra costa d-a says racial bias was a factor in the arrest of four drive by shooting suspects in antioch. we'll give you a live look here of our evening commute. traffic moving smoothly back and forth in and out of marin county at the gold

and once we got her to her hometown of roseville, california, where she was honored by all of her family people that she grew up with, we as a family became aware that we would need to pay for her transport to arlington, as my son had chosen to lay her to rest there. and we were fortunate enough to have a nonprofit we were working with step in, who had a private donor who donated his time and services. so, no bills were ever received. no money was ever paid. there was no refusal by d. o. d. to pay a bill, because we never had a bill. my hope and bringing it up was that so future families wouldn't have the worry at the time of trying to figure out how to transport remains. >> it's been, two years, actually, two years, two days ago, since he lost nicole. and i can feel it. it's still a fresh loss for you. but you are here in washington for a reason. tell us what you still want to see come out of the tragedy that happened to her. >> i want to see positive change. nicole was an advocate for positive advocacy and positive mental attitude. and i believe we could do better. there's gonna be mor

>> jaidyn and i am from roseville, california.acramento. >> jaidyn, do you have a black friend? >> do i have a black friend? >> jimmy: never a good sign when they repeat the question. [ laughter ] what about jaidyn? what do we think about -- no? everyone says no. >> yeah. >> what's their name? >> bella. >> what's her last name? [ laughter ] >> she's new, i don't know her very well. >> she's new? new where? >> she's like, friends with my friend, i've only met her a new times. >> she's your new black friend? >> yes. >> jimmy: she's my imaginary black friend, bella. >> what's your name and where are you from? >> charissa from minnesota. >> charissa, do you have a black friend? >> jimmy: what do you think? charissa from minnesota. all right, okay. you say yes? survey says? [ laughter ] >> it's okay. be honest. >> i can't -- i can't -- >> this is a safe space. >> i'm sorry, no. >> jimmy: yeah. that, by the way, is not a safe space. [ laughter ] that's an unsafe -- she should be wearing a helmet, it's so unsafe. all right, contestant nu