>> i just wake up. i wake up to gunfire. i wake up, ba, ba, ba, ba. dirty darcy crawled into a cabinet. >> i was cramped into a little ball. we were just waiting for a gunman to come around the corner to end it and shoot us. i just said to myself if this is the world that i live in, just take me. just take me. >> reporter: meanwhile, 1,400 miles away police arrested a man who walked into this grocery store. he was carrying two long guns and three pistols sent for a psychiatric evaluation. law enforcement are being warned to take more precautions. a bulletin from the nypd is warning of more public acts of violence adding, malicious actors may view the loosening of restrictions of covid-19 as a chance perpetrate violence. and the white house is considering whether to issue executive orders on gun control. they could include stronger background checks and a crackdown on ghost guns made from kits. >>> north korea fired two ballistic missiles into the sea of japan ramping up tensions with the u.s. it's the first serious provocation by kim jong-un since pre

well i hope so at least when it comes to the climate change issue because there was kind of a wake up all wake up call for russia last year and in the summer of last year when there was a huge these will spill from the facility itself nor ask me go there at russia's biggest producer in siberia and a lot of fuel got into december and rivers and these russia doesn't want to speak about that openly apparently about these happened because of the selling permafrost . because this reservoir where they feel was contained was standing on the permafrost. so these is kind of a wake up call for russia i hope they know will turn their eyes a bit more to their climate change and we'll talk about that more will be rated to cooperate in this direction more. to mystic of the americans could influence the russians in this way that i can see the dialogue and create durable well i make no political judgments as a natural scientist. michel you said at the beginning of the show we need military dialogue and we need it urgently that's going to give me sleepless nights why do we need military dialogue urgen

>> i just wake up. i wake up. i wake up to gunfire. bow, bow, bow, bow, bow, bow, bow, bow, bow. >> reporter: darcy lopez managed the cheese counter at king soopers. that's her in the red coat holding onto the employee right in front of her, being escorted to safety. when the shooting started, she immediately dropped to the ground and crawled into a cabinet. >> i was cramped into a little ball. we were just waiting for a gunman to come around the corner and end it and shoot us. i just said to myself, if this is the world that i live in, just take me. just take me. i don't want to live in this world. something's got to give. something's got to change. we have to stop this. so i was just ready to die. >> reporter: and then, the s.w.a.t. team arrived. what was that moment like seeing that s.w.a.t. officer? >> oh, such relief. i'm not going to die, i'm saved. thank you. >> reporter: but darcy can't stop thinking about her coworkers who didn't make it. 25-year-old rikki olds. >> just a kid, braids, flannel shirts. just a kid. spunky kid. >>

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an election result is always a wake up call anyone who doesn't take note of election results who simply overlooks them has simply not understood the meaning of an election the c.d.u. was probably punished by voters for the painfully slow coronavirus vaccine rollout nationwide a facemask procurement scandal involving conservative lawmakers only made things worse. but one party's loss is another party's gain after winning the election in the wealthy state of butler to back the greens were in triumphant mode on monday in . overall we see that fomenting for the greens continues we are starting the super election year strongly the trend of recent years is confirmed in 2021. photos and i know it's funny similarly the social democrats were eager to highlight their victory in the state of bryan and you know it doesn't this comes as long as the election result especially. into the social democratic party as a whole and. we want to use the upswing to help ensure that we can lead a future federal government to provide a german chancellor on the subject are trying to stand the 2 regional vote and n

we cannot act on the wake of something. —— in the wake of something. —— in the wake of something. ——t's stance on climate change has failed. their new leader erin 0'toole had warned his party that not supporting his motion could leave them open to attack by liberals. laura lynch — host of the canadian broadcasting corporation's radio show �*what on earth', explains why efforts failed. you have to understand this was a policy debate within the party, erin 0'toole had only hours before said the party needed to embrace change and things that were not orthodox for the party, and he did not want to go into the next election being branded as climate change deniers, and the party turned around and defeated putting in language in the policy that says climate change is real. you have to remember in the last election, the conservatives lost to the liberals, and a lot of people suggested that was due to the fact that the previous leader had carried into the election no real plan for dealing with climate change, and so, the new leader, erin 0'toole, knows he needs to have this in place to go for

wake of a crisis under my predecessor, george w.ush, on the 2004 tsunami. i remember later, mr. prime minister, in japan, going and visiting that the aftermath of that. it was devastating what you all went through. and for the first time, we're convening this group as at a leader level. and i want to thank my counterparts for joining me today. prime minister morrison and modi and suga. you it's good to have you all. like i said, i wish we were doing this together. it's also the first multilateral summit that i've had the opportunity to host as president. and on this and on this moment, it's a purpose that i think we all are concerned about -- a free and open indo-pacific is essential to each of our futures, our countries. the united states is committed to working with you, our partners, and all our allies in the region to achieve stability. and this is a group of particularly important because it's dedicated to the practical solutions and concrete results. and, my counterparts, if you'll forgive me, i'd like to give one example of w

is that basically a wake-up call to everyone else? >> yeah. it's a wake-up call to everyone else that we cannot take this for granted, that the rates of infection and deaths are coming down, that it does not mean it will be a permanent state if we go back to before. we do think that if there is a future wave it may not be as drastic as our winter wave. but still, you know, even now there are 1,500 people dying every day. so we are not, you know, in the clear now. and so therefore we need to stay vigilant. things will get better. things are getting better. precautions and recommendations are going in the direction of easing up on some of these restrictions. but i think it's a matter of doing it responsibly and gradually. >> it's an important message. dr. saad omer, thank you so much for talking with us. appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >>> and still to come on "cnn newsroom," myanmar's army looks to tighten its brutal grip on power. what we're learning about sunday's deadly crackdown. >>> and syria marks ten years of a vicious civil war. we will

yes femicide will rise it's on the rise anyway there is no pause and every day we wake up to a femicide in the news and we go to sleep with another one death never ends women die nothing happens to men men live. i think. so you know some very frustrated voices you hear a lot of despair. in what these women have had to say and yet conservatives in turkey argue 7 that this accord actually threatens turkey's traditional family values is this why a president heir to one decided to withdraw it from the international court. well you have to understand that the whole discourse surrounding this is general convention has dramatically changed 10 years ago when it was signed it was hailed as a breakthrough for gender equality here in turkey and then last year members also present ones conservative islamist rooted a.k.p. started to suggest the government should withdraw from the from the treaty arguing as you mentioned that aid threatens traditional muslim family structures or encourages homosexuality then women took to the streets in protest but still we saw prison edwin's decision now so why is t

barely wake up call in for many of our friends and colleagues. who many are or who may have never heard of minorities in their struggles and this is a moment where we are coming together and. student and i think this is a very positive. because we get to learn from each one was important thing is the fight against our one home. and the most important thing is the unity that we brought you back there and here is very important to continue keeping it on and i do have a strong feeling that. from here on out we will only be supporting it trying to who i was i'm not 90 think the there will be there. always that will be a dividing. not i have been using the final policy for so long that is why we don't know what's going on if we can't but i just wanted to remind all of us at this moment that this is the truth that we have to learn and. to get that we're talking about the. democratic country opera and federal reserve and this is i think a moment where we have to start to to to work together to support the counter to the economy is not the thing and it w

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right now waking up to partly cloudy to mostly clear conditions. drive on live doppler 7. here's a look at san francisco in the mid-40s. in the mid-30 to low 40s by 7:00 under partly cloudy sky. high clouds and low to mid-50s at noon and mostly cloudy at noon. temperatures in the upper 50s. cooler than average and cloudy by the time sets around 7:19. 48 at the coast and mid-50s for the rest of us. dry today and coming tonight the next chance of rain. we'll talk about that coming up next. >>> dr. fauci is about to testify on the on going efrlt to vaccine americans. that is set for this morning. cdc director is also expected to speak president biden wants all americans eligible for vaccine by may 1. >>> more people can be inside restaurants and bars can reopen outdoors. we are live in berlg game with the changes. >> reporter: this is great news for restaurants. we've seen the outdoor areas but now we'll see more people inside as restaurants can allow more people in. this is also good news for bars. they can now open for outdoor service. a first for the bars this year. san ma

you have to wake up. >> after 30 days joe did wake up. >> i'm lucky. i'm lucky to be alive. >> there is no telling how many lives have been saved by the story of the fuscos and the amgrsely, learned a lot from her and her children. but how i wish i could just see her making us lunch, i would just give my last breathe for it. just to hug her one more time. >> nikki battiste, cbs news, freehold, new jersey. >> o'donnell: amazing grace. amazing mother. there is still much more news ahead here on tonight's cbs evening news. what britain's prince william said about accusations of racism in the royal family. and record-breaking warmth in the east but a major winner storm will impact tens of millions. we'll show you where when we come back. >> o'donnell: today britain's prince william broke his silence on accusations of bigotry within the royal family made by his brother harry and meghan markle. >> have you spoken to your brother since the interview? >> no, i haven't spoken but i will do. >> can you just let me know, is the royal family a racist family, sir?

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and googling how not to wake up with swollen asian eyes.k apologized and said the tweets overshadowed the work i've done to highlight the people and issues that i care about and added she became a journalist to support, quote, our most vulnerable communities. as a young woman of color, that is part of the reason why i was so excited to lead the "teen vogue" team to its next chapter. >> probably so disappointed -- >> 17 years old when she sent these tweets. she's apologized for them, and "teen vogue" knew about them before they hired her. >> i was so disappointed to read this -- i don't know her personally, but i've watched her on tv. she's very good what the she does. if you look back at anything we did at 17 and that we had to pay for years later, there's some being that that just want? right to me. >> it raises questions as to where the cutoff is for behavior. and if you -- >> like a statute of limitations. yeah. >> she said it does not reflect who i am today. what growth are people am loued? >>al although the tweets were racist. >> we al

. >> this is kind of like a wake-up call to everybody. >> a big debate tonight over the decision to stop publishing books from beloved children's author dr. seuss. >>> good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. now at 11:00, and streaming on cbsn bay area, tonight san francisco is back in the red, allowing for more re-openings and fewer restrictions. santa clara and napa counties have also moved to red. is it too much too soon? kpix 5's you you is betty yu is live for us tonight, betty? >> reporter: covid cases are falling in san francisco, and that allows them to offer indoor dining for the first time since september. >> so you've got thisle. orteles a f a, b willeustaem h s wa a sister restaurant epic steak on the embarcadero. >> super excited. like we've been waiting so long to get back to the point where there's forward movement. >> reporter: managing partner pete says at 25% capacity the financial boost won't be big at first. tables are limited to one household with a maximum of four people, and dining must end at 10:00 p.m. >> i think that it's just let's be conserva

. >> reporter: but in the wake of the 2020 election georgia passed new legislation overhauling electionaws that republican supporters say improves voting security and efficiency. >> it expands early voting. it actually puts drop boxes into the law for the first time ever. >> reporter: opponents argue the new laws make it harder for people of color and those who are low-income to vote. >> what we're witnessing in georgia and all acrosshe t poli trying to turn our democracy on its head so that rather than the voters picking the politicians, the politicians get to pick their voters. and we have to stand up in this moment. >> i think a lot of people try to put politics even to the side and be, oh, i'm not into politics, i don't get into it. but politics is all the way into us. >> reporter: and as for renee, she continues to pile up her moments. as a studio analyst for atlanta hawks games and part owner of a fan-controlled football team. and while she may have wiped away tears as she announced her retirement as a player on her podcast -- >> dear basketball. i shouldn't be crying over you. be

but you are not waking up to purple rain. >>back to you all right, thanks a lot. well.me now is 6.37 in the south bay, san jose mayor sam liccardo now reflecting about leading the bay area's largest city through the pandemic he says city hopes her hope i should say has arrived in the form of the vaccine. schools are on the cusp of reopening an indoor dining is slowly coming back. but mayor believes the pandemic has revealed the inequities that were present in the community all along. >>i think for example about the digital divide. and then many families and could never learn online and how real how. so the that divide. it came when it came time to tell kids they couldn't go to school. we have to have not just new normal, but it better not. and that requires us to think differently. our communities. >>they're like artists as the economic damage to both public and private sectors will linger for years, but he says he's confident the community will rebound time now 6.38 california is moving ahead with plans to have blue shield take over vaccine appointments and distributio

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things we cover in the book, the commissions that were made to respond to riots that happen in the wake of events like dartmouth doctor -- doctor martin luther king being killed. there is the frustrating nature of the continuation of the conditions and iniquity but the things in it that were being asked for were so reasonable that if this country was living up to the ideals that it professed should have been like okay but that wasn't the case. >> just to get on my soapbox i don't care that the mars rover landed okay. if we can put this sophisticated piece of machinery on mars and yet the cops still can shoot an unarmed black person, lock up black people, people of color, trans people are still being killed, if we as a society can put a robot on mars then there is something fundamentally wrong with us because that is a hard thing to do. i can go outside and feed the hungry person right now. if we put the same resources into putting a robot on mars to just feeding the hungry there would be no hunger in this country. when i start thinking about the sort of stuff it becomes infuriating beca

in the wake of the shooting spree in around the atlanta area that killed ag peight people. millions of asian-americans are terrified that they or the people they love will be the victims of the next explosion of violence. i can't tell you how many friends or acquaintances that i heard from say they are afraid to go out and won't take the subway in new york city and won't go grocery shopping or ordering everything in. it is ash shame. freedom and liberty, is that what we are about? we do have a president, joe biden, is condemning the hate in america. he's condemning it without explicitly saying it that it is a hate crime. here it is. >> too many asian-americans have been walking up and down the streets and worrying, waking up each morning, the past year failing their safety and loved ones are at stakstakes. they have been attacked and harassed and verbally assaulted and physically assaulted and killed. documented incident against hate against asian-americans have seen a skyrocketing spike over the last year led alone the ones that happened and never got reported. it has been

to a clinic 50 kilometers away magdalena and shove us or sometimes she doesn't have the energy to wake up and go to work the emergency doctor recently lost her father to the pandemic and what's in it it gives us and that i would like because i'm a doctor i was allowed to say goodbye to my digital and to stay with him until the very last moment. i didn't want anyone to have to see what's going on in covert wards where patients suffocate even if they're given oxygen pain you cannot imagine that my. doctors are. exhausted from workers president in resignation and all this while the pandemic rages on across the region to have his less than 20 minutes drive from neighboring germany but the border has been closed this has disrupted the lives of many cross border commuters some have even lost their jobs to go through birger pull through i need a job through but. i am trying to find work but no one wants me. it's tough the british you know. it is taking too long people want jobs they have to pay their bills unfortunately this is the reality. top stupidity mayor is pinning his hopes on vaccines

wake up with our team for the latest on weather and traffic starting at 4:30 tomorrow morning. >>> looking live at oakland as more bay area counties prepare to move into the orange tier. the cdc director fears an impending doom is on the way, but is a fourth surge just around the corner? andrea nakano talked with a local infectious disease doctor for some perspective on all this, andrea? >> reporter: here in the bay area, most counties are seeing a downward trend in covid-19 cases. alameda county is expected to move into the orange tier and infectious disease dr. monica gandhi telling me tonight that downward trend should continue as more people get vaccinated. >> what is really making me optimistic is watching the vaccines playthe world stage. >> reporter: dr. monica gandhi with ucsf sees signs of hope. she says the data shows thevaist on lessening the severity of covid-19. >> one death in l.a. county today from covid-19. that is a big deal. zero deaths from covid-19 in the city of london today. that is a big deal. that is how vaccines work. >> reporter: this as swift easing of restrictio

congress also in the wake of world war. i was cutting back appropriations, even though equipment was worn out and obsolete. the curriculum was i think his most important concern. the curriculum that existed prepared the cadets for past rather than future wars. as macarthur said and i quote. how long are we going to on going to go on preparing the war of 1812? in quote a cavalry offers his wife said at the time after world war one the cavalry went right on training to fight the indians. in quote inspired leadership was needed to liberalize the curriculum at west point and bring the tactical instruction up to date. and macarthur provided it. he introduced a whole series of reforms. he plays more emphasis on the humanities in the curriculum at the academy and the social sciences while not neglecting science all to broaden the cadet perspective. the cadets in his view were too isolated so he reduced such provincialism by giving them more opportunities to see the rest of the service. outside world he brought in guest lecturers e

somebody doesn't just wake up today and say, hey, i'm going to go kill somebody. i'm going to walk into a store and i'm going to kill ten people. i'm going to shoot a police officer. that's not normal behavior. so there were warning signs. we've heard from the family and i'm sure the investigators are going to find a lot of behavioral anomalies along the continuum that were red flags that were missed, that weren't actioned off of. so i think we should be looking at those actors, not the asset locations to fortify. >> okay. that's fair. but to you, george, what we know from his family so far, his brother told cnn, he was paranoid. often even younger in his teenage years he would be fearful that someone was walking behind him, sort of always looking over his shoulder, thinking people are out to get him. that's one thing. but to then have a family member, you know, call and say i think -- i don't think my sibling or child should have a gun, et cetera, when they probably didn't even know he was going to buy a gun. that's another thing, right? so where is the line? whe

if confirmed, newsome faced mounting pressure to name an asian american to the post in the wake of a wave of anti asian incidents that will be one of my top priorities. to make sure that we protect those. who are facing the forces of hate, and that we hold accountable. those who would perpetrate hate violence before he was elected to the assembly. bonta surdas, deputy city attorney for san francisco, he's the son of civil rights activists who worked to organize farmworkers in the central valley. they taught me to fight injustice. to right wrongs and to help people. wouldn't be here today

well i hope so at least when it comes to the climate change issue because there was kind of a wake up call wake up call for russia last year and in the summer of last year when there was a huge and these will spill from their facilities of narrow squeak out there at russia's biggest nickel producer in siberia and a lot of fuel got into just had their own rivers and these russia doesn't want to speak about that openly apparently by these happened because of the selling permafrost. because this reservoir where they feel was contained was standing on the permafrost. so these is kind of a wake up call for russia i hope they know will turn their eyes a bit more to their climate change and we'll talk about that more and vote will be rated to cooperate in this direction more. you know the mystic of the americans could influence the russians in this way that they can see dialogue and create dialogue while i make no political judgments as a natural scientist. michelle you said at the beginning of the show we need military dialogue and we need it urgently that's going to give me sleepless night

thanks so much for waking up early with us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. of course we'll get to the commute in just a bit. it will be an issue because there is light rain out there. meteorologist kari hall is tracking that for us. >>> good morning. yes, we have storm ranger powered up. it's tracking the rain that's moving through coming in waves, so some of us are seeing the rain you had earlier in the north bay. there's a little bit of a break as it continues to shift into parts of the east bay as well as approaching the south bay right now. we get a closer look, we can see the spotty, light showers moving around fairfield and mostly now moving into concord. you can see it covering much of contra costa county as well as alameda county as you get ready to head out the door. some of the light rain moving into milpitas and will be approaching san jose soon. we'll be tracking this all throughout the morning, and we'll talk about what's ahead coming up in a few minutes. mike, what's going on? any problems for the commute? >>> kari, it sounds alarming when i te

in a hotel today is another corona situation some 50 people wanted to be that liberian and at the wakeof 2 words which only around 20 are allowed into the chapel and will open the door i was will have loudspeakers outside and a microphone set up inside so the ones who have to stand outside will be able to listen in. just let me take a quick look up front to see if the command list is there i'm sure must be this issue of decency rules allow no more than 20 people in the chapel at a time the other mourners will have to live. into the ceremony over loudspeakers are going i'm excited it's just about to start and we've had to set up quite a lot in a relatively short time and it's a live situation so everything that works works and everything that doesn't doesn't become repeat anything. out that smart hour. i would see. 789. 2 chairs. chairs i need chairs once everything set up i'll come down. they had just half an hour to decorate the chapel sarra and to get have some helpers to make sure it all goes without a hitch hennie gets to see the results 1st. it looks great doesn't it now light a f

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well i hope so at least when it comes to 2 the climate change issue because there was kind of a wake up wake up call for russia last year in in the summer of last year when there was a huge and these will spill from the facility itself nor ask me go there at russia's biggest producer in siberia and a lot of fuel got into it just had their own rivers and these russia doesn't want to speak about that openly apparently about these happened because of the thawing permafrost. because this reservoir where they feel was contained it was standing on the permafrost. so these is kind of a wake up call for russia holding now will turn their eyes a bit more to their climate change issue or talk about that more will be rated to cooperate in this direction more not a mistake of the americans could influence the russians in this way they can see the dialogue and create donald well i make no political judgments as a natural scientist. michel you said at the beginning of the show we need military dialogue and we need it urgently that's going to give me sleepless nights why do we need military dialogu

well i hope so at least when it comes to 2 the climate change issue because there was kind of a wake up wake up call for russia last year and in the summer of last year when there was a huge these are spill from the facilities of narrow squeak out there at russia's biggest nickel producer in siberia and a lot of fuel got into to siberia and rivers and these russia doesn't want to speak about that openly apparently about these happened because of the thawing permafrost . because this reservoir where they feel was contained was standing on the permafrost. so these is kind of a wake up call for russia i hope they now will turn their eyes a bit more to their climate change issue will talk about that more will be rated to cooperate in this direction more north to mystic of the americans could influence the russians in this way they can see the dialogue and create durable well i make no political judgments that for scientists. michel you said at the beginning of the show we need military dialogue and we need it urgently that's going to give me sleepless nights why do we need military dialo

we are waking up to beautiful skies. you saw pink hues this morning.ut a picture if you want to check that out. san francisco, beautiful start to our morning. definitely gusty as the cold front along the coastline. 45 degrees right now in walnut creek. i want to show you this great shot of lake tahoe in heavenly pause they are tracking a couple more snow showers through tonight. a wind advisory is actively in place. i will get to the snowpack. partly cloudy, breezy at times, temperatures are going to be cooler than what we have seen this week. we climbed up into the upper 60s, even saw 70s. it started to feel more like spring. now we will see it cooldown. low 60s in san jose. 62 degrees. 60 degrees in fremont. and 62 in concord. so what can we expect heading into tonight and the weekend? well, you can see here on doppler radar, the majority of the rain made its exit. we will remain dry for the weekend at least here locally. however, if you head to the sierra, they are still dealing with some of the snow showers. you definitely want to check travel cond

i think what's going on in europe is a real wake-up call to | in europe is a real wake—up call to us,could ease restrictions sooner, we could ease restrictions sooner, we need to look at what's happening in the past and rises in europe have led to rises in the uk. i am hopeful it won't happen this time, not least thanks to the vaccine, but we really do have to stick by the rules to prevent this happening. in a do have to stick by the rules to prevent this happening. in a sign of how the fates _ prevent this happening. in a sign of how the fates of _ prevent this happening. in a sign of how the fates of nations _ prevent this happening. in a sign of how the fates of nations are - how the fates of nations are intertwined, the uk variant is now the most common strain in poland. it will soon account for 80% of cases. the prime minister said schools and leisure facilities would now have to close and if that didn't work everything would have to be shut down. this morning, the husband and wife team behind the biontech pfizer vaccine received germany's highest civilian honour. their creation

shouldn't an election result is always a wake up call anyone who does not take note of election results who simply ignores them simply not understood the meaning of an election the c.d.u. was probably punished by voters for the painfully slow coronavirus vaccine rollout nationwide. a facemask procurements condo involving conservative lawmakers only made things worse. but one party's loss is another party's gain after winning the election in the wealthy state of body to back the greens were in triumphant mode on monday in schism overall we see that momentum for the greens continues we are starting the super election year strongly the trend of recent years is being borne out in 2021 to photos and i know it's fun to watch similarly the social democrats were eager to highlight their victory in the state of ryan and polite innit. the election result especially in ryan. is giving a boost to the social democratic party as a whole and. we want to use the upswing to help ensure that we can lead a future federal government and provide as a german chancellor income slid up on the subject or trunk

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and thanks for waking up with us on a thursday i would say 8 o'clock it's a perfect time to get up.>i mean i wish i could get up but it's good for more power to you you're waking up pretty nice conditions out there right now. >>to symbolize clock in resembles little yeah you're not sleep in you're not in the too early you are getting up to some fog up in the north bay this morning but much of the rest of us. >>are actually looking at some fairly clear conditions at this point. now skies are going to remain dry today. so even though it's a foggy in greece start for areas like mount tam and other parts of the north bay don't expect that to last all day long dovato visibility, not so great we're seeing patches of dense fog across the north bay, especially consider that as you venture out there. now most of our current temperatures are in the 40's and 50's morgan hill you're still holding on to the upper 30's as is also the case in fairfield san anselmo and

now it is today is another corona situation some 50 people lost the battle of burial and at the wakeof 2 words which only around 20 are allowed into the chapel and will open the door i was will have loudspeakers outside in the microphone set up inside so the ones who have to stand outside will be able to listening. just let me take a quick look up front to see command list is there i'm sure must be this initial distancing rules allow no more than 20 people in the chapel at a time the other mourners will have to live. and to the ceremony over loudspeakers i reckon i'm excited it's just about to start and we've had to set up quite a lot in a relatively short time and it's a live situation so everything that works works and everything that doesn't doesn't mean we can't repeat anything. out that's mass our. i would say. 789. 2 chairs. chairs i need chairs one civilian set up i'll come down. they had just half an hour to decorate the chapel sarra and to get have some helpers to make sure it all goes without a hitch hennie gets to see the results 1st. the tree looks great doesn't it now we

and when i wake up, i'm all bloodied up. when i see the there's a lot of danny, you chang says he had never seen the suspect before. >> and his wallet and cell phone were still in his possession when he came to. police say the person who did this had previously slashed the face of a 64 year-old man at the 16th street bart station just a half hour before the next day, police arrested 32 year-old jorge devis-milton. he's been charged with 6 felonies, including aggravated mayhem, yu chang, who is of chinese and filipino heritage is one of the latest victims of attacks on asian americans tuesday. 8 people, mostly asian women were gunned down near atlanta and there've been several violent. even deadly attacks on asian seniors here in the bay area today you chang made a plea for peace and i hope they >> give some kindness and respect that these people are all people. they have so few. if you want us to leave that then leave peacefully. they did they'd done both me. any harm to you. love them you that you expect. >> the >> suspect