from cbs news bay area is is the evening edition. what good is doing that if there is no long-term solution? >> less than a week after san francisco started a crack down on encampments some residents a the city is already getting it wrong. what we know about the community service officer killed in the latest on his

partner's condition. harris is closing in on a decision for her running mate. >> it does matter, the person you select ads to and have points to the states total? san francisco is set to resume its aggressive sweep on homeless and caymans this week. already some camps had to be cleared a number of times, sometimes the same day. >> reporter: this was not here this morning this gentleman just moved in right now. >> reporter: a few people returned to set up their tents sunday morning. this comes after city workers cleared out the area five days ago. >> as soon as the cops go they come back the next day. it does not surprise me.

>> reporter: ramsey works at a salon across from the inclement. people return after each removal. >> what good is doing that if there is no long-term solution for these individuals? be more aggressive but have a sustainable system. >> reporter: at nearby fulsome street, these people tell me the city cleared their tents several days ago. >> i have been watching this happen for a long time. >> reporter: the same situation on willow street in the tenderloin. city workers removed tents multiple times last week. police made one arrest, this is how it looks now. a few tents and a lot of people, some doing drugs. >> they have been ramping up the consistency and time frames. >> reporter: anthony is on housed. >> not everybody wants help. it

is sad. some people are just not ready. >> reporter: he said he declined a shelter that was offered before because it feels like jail. others said they one apartments, not rooms they have to share with strangers. neighbors say a permanent fix will require more housing, caseworkers and ultimately a lot more money that the city may not have. >> all of the candidates are talking about the homeless but nobody has a way to figure out how to get more places for these people to go. >> reporter: ramsey says he appreciates stepping up their efforts but he wants a long-term six. >> boom once you are elected things drop again. >> over the first four days city workers contacted 235 people on the street , they removed 81 tents, made eight arrests. only 24 people agreed to a shelter but 90% of the

homeless, 195 people refused shelter. the police department is mourning the loss of a community service officer who was hit and killed by a car last night. in the unincorporated community of coyote. the police officer and his partner were on traffic troll for a separate incident when they were hit. that driver was arrested under suspicion of driving under the influence in the second officer is still in the hospital. police say this is the first time a community service officer was killed while on duty. the mayor released a statement saying his prayers are with the officers, their families and the police department. i assure you this selfless reckless act will not go unpunished. five people shot at a sideshow early this morning .

no word on suspects. police are investigating a number of shootings at the scene. all five victims are in stable condition. every car going in and out of the vice presidents residences under a microscope as she prepares to make the most important decision of her brief campaign. >> cbs news confirmed minnesota governor tim arizona senator mark kelly and pennsylvania governor josh schapiro have all been interviewed in person at her home. with such a abbreviated campaign she needs somebody that can make a instant impact in one of the battleground states. >> we give you a look at each candidate and what they bring to the table. >> reporter: the vice presidents search will come to

a conclusion by tuesday. whoever harris picks will carry weight says david, a political science professor. >> it does matter in the home state , the person you select ads to or 2 1/2 points to the states total. >> reporter: the list includes the transportation secretary pete, the minnesota governor tim, the illinois governor jd pritzker. and pennsylvania governor josh schapiro. >> if you had to say today who she would pick, who would it be? >> i think it would actually beat him because i think there is worry about governor schapiro being jewish and with muslim american voters in michigan. with tim, even though you get him in minnesota you book him into the other states.

>> reporter: the president of the united auto workers union who has endorsed harris has weighed in. >> i think they both would be dynamic candidates but we liked him as well, he is a awesome guy for labor. those would be the top two. >> reporter: harris plans to campaign alongside her running mate on tuesday in pennsylvania kicking off a battleground state tour. >> after they leave philadelphia they are going to wisconsin, michigan, north carolina, georgia and ending up in nevada so they have a week in the battleground states. >> reporter: heading into the tour, the latest poll shows harris gained momentum. she has a one-point edge over former president trump among likely voters nationally. biden was down five points to trump when he bowed out. >> harris will officially clinch the democratic nomination tomorrow when the rollcall closes. >> when she makes her pick the next big question is when or if

they will debate. >> trump pulled out after biden withdrew from the race. the harris campaign says she is still planning on attending but now the former president wants to debate on fox instead. the professor says he would bet on at least one debate happening between now and november. >> we argue in political science, campaigns do not matter, debates do not matter obviously the debate biden had upset and changed the trajectory of the race. they will be must watch tv events and they could change the minds of some voters in this election. >> he also expects to see at least one vice presidential debate between jd vance and who ever harris picks. >> pulling shows the percentage of democrats that will vote is shorter this year but the same

voting shows trump still maintains a sizable lead for voters worried about the economy and border crossings.

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help crews battling the 85 wildfires burning in the region. evacuations have been ordered in 20 one of the fires, chief among them the park fire which is still only 31% contained. kevin has the latest. >> reporter: stray cruise at the park fire attacked the flames from the air. as ground crews cut down giant trees. to slow the spread of the nation's largest wildfire. >> to get as close as we can to the active edge of the fire and try to stop it where it is. >> reporter: nervous homeowners are also protecting the property by using rocks, removing landscaping and adding sprinklers. >> we got a sprinkler system which i deployed 24 hours before the fire hit so everything in that circle was saturated. >> reporter: the massive inferno which began less than two weeks ago has burned more than 625 square miles and

destroyed at least 564 structures. the park fire is especially devastating for rick. he lost homes in both this and the historic 2018 campfire in nearby paradise. this time the flames also took his beloved pet. >> he was family. neither my wife or i had kids. he was her youngest. >> this is just one of 85 large wildfires currently burning in the u.s. >> it is hard to think i may not see my home again. >> for many the true scale of the devastation remains unknown. over 10 million people along the florida gulf coast are under some kind of storm watch or warning as hurricane debbie bears down on them. at the moment it is a 1 but it will get stronger as it approaches the coast. wind is

expected to reach 75 miles per hour. more than 1500 flights have been canceled nationwide. the main threat will be rain. record amounts and flooding but storm surges that could reach as high as 10 feet. >> this is not necessarily going to be something that just passes and we will not see any effect. you can continue to see flooding and you may see a rebound of the storm. >> reporter: thousands of workers are standing by to handle the damage and biden has already approved a emergency declaration to provide more federal resources. >> we will see cooler temperatures here but that is a lot of rain in that region. >> there is a telltale feature about debbie which fits in to what we see these storms do more often. which is slow down there forward progression just as they start coming onshore. if we go to the satellite imagery i can show you where debbie is now. it came out of

nowhere that this is intensifying into a category 1, while that is always a important aspect of any storm making landfall, overwhelmingly, the impact we will see from debbie is from a storm that slows down and continues to drop large amounts of rain as it takes its time. the intensity at the center of the circulation will weaken as it moves over the next 24 hours but the rain is not going anywhere. if you look at the totals on here that could be as much as a foot of rain for savannah. for that location in georgia now it appears to be under the bull's-eye for what could be the biggest impact from that storm. it will be a tech story nationally. let's come back home, we were looking at the marine layer onshore, look at how it builds back in tomorrow morning and by the time we get to 7:00 in the morning when it reaches maximum extent, it fills in the south bay, it has the entire rest of the immediate bay. north bay valleys are waking up to gray.

let's get a close look at the tri-valley. you can see the urban great out there. coming down 680 and going up 580. that will not get great over tomorrow. you wake up with clear skies tomorrow and as a result your temperatures will be warmer. i have daytime highs for the tri-valley going up to the low 90s tomorrow. where as if you are in the immediate bay and you are getting the benefit of the marine influence the temperatures will stay closer to average. these are tomorrow's numbers. pick out your part of the bay. i will remove the clouds to get a better view of the daytime highs. 84 in san jose, just 1-2 degrees above average and if we pick up the northbay numbers you will stay in the 80s. santa rosa in the mid-80s tomorrow. that covers monday. a cloudy

start in the morning. more sunshine than anything else. let's get into the seven day forecast and we will go to the in the and microclimate. there is a quick spike in heat that shows up on tuesday. after doing low 90s on monday you have to jump up to close to 100 for the daytime high on tuesday but it does not last long. by the time we get to next weekend that 88 degrees is average. we have not done much of that lately so it will be nice to get a daytime high that comes all the way back down to our average which is 88 four inland valleys. 88 is a good generalization if you are in the inland valley. in the bay same story. marine layer with gray morning, afternoon sunshine and temperatures falling to the low 70s by the end of the week. back to you. next a bookstore in the east bay finds a new home. why

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a new beginning in the heart of downtown oakland for that decades-old bookmark, bookstore. they tell amanda it is still the same store just a new chapter. >> get out of the house, buy a book. >> reporter: eric is passionate about exposing more people to the thousands of adventures you can have flipping through a book. he has worked for the book mark for two years. it is run by friends of the oakland public library. the community group was formed in the 50s to support the main branch of the library. right now the branch is being renovated all of the

proceeds still go toward it. >> we hope we can support them with programs when they come back. >> reporter: the entire store is filled with donated items. books, movies and records. >> you have heard of the savings bond orchestra? >> reporter: the new location is on broadway at the corner of 10th, a four-minute walk from the old location, surrounded by hotels, convention centers and not far from neighborhoods where people live. >> we are getting a lot of people who live within a few blocks of here that did not know we existed in the old location. they lived here for 10-15 years which is funny and sad. >> reporter: christopher is one of those people, from the area and just wandered into the store for the first time. >> just by chance, i stopped by and heard classical music and i saw they had books. as well as

dvds and vinyls so i thought it was a good place to stop by. >> reporter: he made a purchase supporting the library. eric says the atmosphere feels different from the old location. >> we have a lot of light and a lot more space to have things out. it is a more pleasant place to be. >> reporter: he goes through every item by hand even going through donors houses to find the best ones. >> they say you will be interested in the sheet music but the person had boxes and boxes of dungeons and dragons things which they had no idea that anybody would want that that is what people really want. >> reporter: he hopes his location will continue to give people what they want and in

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russian river. a six mile long trip, it is run by a group of volunteers from the golden gate railroad museum. >> the real bikes seem to be sweeping the nation and it is a eco-friendly way to get people out and get them a closer look at the tracks as it were. there is three miles of track up your nobody is using so here we are. >> the operation began in april. they are still getting the word out. look at that. there is a link to the company on our website at www.kpix.com. after the break we let you know wild this week's musical headliner nearly missed his own concert.

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♪ today, the headliner was alex g. he nearly didn't make it in time to perform after his flight from new york got canceled. they were cutting it so close that they needed a police escort to help them get there on time. they finally did. the people in attendance got to enjoy the show as planned. and that is take fruit, a group from oakland. this is their first time performing after making waves in the bay area for a few years. our ryan yamamoto got a chance to talk with them before the show. >> reporter: you guys are fun band. you'll take yourself too serious? >> now, definitely not. we

appreciate the humor . this is very serious stuff. >> next week, we will have the jazz legend. if you can't make it out, you can catch all the festivities on our sister station cable 12 beginning at 12:00. news and weather updates are always available on kpix.com. ♪ ♪

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