and accessories for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit impact good afternoon, im michelle griego and im anne mako hurricane florence upgraded to a category 4 storm. the east coast is bracing for impact. >> we start with our storm watch on the east coast. hurricane florence is gaining steam and people are bracing for a potentially catastrophic category 4 storm. it is not expected until thursday but already rough surf is being blamed for one death

and two injuries in florida. in the carolinas people are getting stand bags ready to protect their homes. forecasters say the storm can bring up to 30 inches of rain in some areas. >> hurricane florence is a powerful hurricane. we have been watching this explode from a category 2 storm this morning, to a 3 and a 4. this is the very latest on hurricane florence, maximum sustained winds of 130 miles per hour, gusts up to 140 moving west at 13 miles per hour. a category 4 storm likely making landfall along the southeast coast of the carolinas, south carolina, north carolina, virginia. we are watching those areas likely with a dict hwithe categ thursday into early friday. let's talk about the other systems behind florence. we have hurricane isaac, a

category 1. and hurricane helena is a -- helene is a category 2 storm. this is hurricane olivia, maximum sustained winds of 85 miles per hour. it's a category 1. you can see it on the westerly movement about 8 miles per hour. the islands are in are a tropical storm warning there and it is going to be coming very close as a category 1. we are really watching that as it moves later tomorrow very close to hawaii. we will talk about what you n expect for our week ahead at home. a big cool in st we tracking uppe low, what it means for our weather and how cool it will get, coming up. >> thank you. in the bay area investigators are trying to figure out whatthe marina distr this is a live okscene.

you sigh there was a tree there that suffered the brunt of the impact before the bus you see the crews cleaning up the debris. before 6:00 this morning the bus driver crossed a median into on coming traffic before slamming into the tree and a business. four people were hurt including the driver who is in critical condition. at least one of the victims was a passenger. crews towed away the bus minutes ago. >> they use some of the vehicle on board the vehicle and pass it to the police department for the investigation. the police department and officials are interviewing people who were on the bus and might have seen what happened. >> investigators are looking into whether the driver suffered a medical in northern mandatory evacuation orders and rogue closures because of the wildfire have been lifted. the snell fire burned nearly 2500 acres a of it started --

after it started saturday afternoon. containment is 30 percent. one witness described seeing the dangerous flames. >> just burned literally along the river. it never jumped the river. ashes started coming over the houses. that's not good. you can see it literally follows the river. >> the cause of the fire is under investigation. to the north in shasta interstate 5 is again open to traffic after it was closed last week because of the massive delta fire. crews reopened one lane each direction of a 17-mile stretch along i-5. heavy smoke has drastically reduced visibility and crews are repairing burned guard rails. the fire is only 5% contained. state capitol, ambitious break through in the fight against climate change. governor brown signed a law

thuton thtoboemissions. >> california is committed to doing whatever is necessary to meet the threat of climate change. yes, it is an ex ten shall threat no matter what the naysayers may say. it is a real present danger to california and the world. >> the bill mandates california ans get 100% of electricity from clean energy sources. it will happen by the year 2045. that includes wind, solar, hydro power. this is as brown prepares to speak at a summit in san francisco later this ek summit. l tion climate charattorney millioart card scheme. >> we are here to talk about the crimes gangs are committing

using identity theft and fraud against dozens of -- get this. not the person on the street, at the park or school, against merchants. >> the attorney general says 32 members of the cocoa boys and bully boys were arrested. they allegedly teamed up to target dental and medical businesses and steal patient information and credit card terminals. suspects face charges including burglary, grand theft, computer hacking. a white dallas police officer is free on bond after charged with manslaughter. the shooting left a black man dead inside his apartment. omar villafranca has the latest from dallas texas. >> amateur video captured last week appears to show the moments after an off duty dallas police officer allegedly shot and killed 26 year old jean. >> you or i would be arrested if we went to the wrong

department and blew a hole in a person's chest killing them. failing to make a timely arrest. >> we have to be sure in texas, no separate standard as it relates to police officers. >> crime scene tape on the 4th floor. >> officer amber guyger told police she mistakenly entered jean's apartment after her she was thinking it was her own. >> she was in uniform when she encountered mr. jean in the apartment. she fired her weapon striking the victim. >> reporter: details about what happened before the shooting remain unclear. >> he was my pride and my joy. jeanly members continue to search r >> tretime feel like giving up. i could not give up because of

botham. right now with his death, i can never give up. >> officer guyger has bonded out and is on paid administrative leave. omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. a former police officer under arrest accused of threatening to harm cops and potentially a lot of families and kids. the stolen white suv came to a stop on a practice field after a wild series of crimes in fresno. gill roy police say the suspect stole the suv from a woman he knew. he drove to the school which was hosting a youth football game and called police. when police got there they say he drove on the field and accelerated toward an officer. that is when gill roy police say the officer fired at the car causing the suspect to lose control. the man has not been identified. one of television's most

powerful executives has resigned. leslie moonves has been forced to step down after an article detailing allegations of sexual misconduct. hena doba has more. >> reporter: the announcement that the head of cbs was stepping down came hours after the new yorker published an article detailing six more allegations of sexual misconduct all occurring between the 1980s and early 2000s. a retired television executive made one of the allegations. she says he forced her to perform oral sex and years later she claims he violently threw her against the wall. she says he absolutely ruined my career. a separate article in july details six other allegations. >> there is a disturbing pattern of aggressive and some would say predatory behavior toward people that were clearly

subservient to this. >> he released a statement saying untrue allegations from decades ago are being made against me that are not consistent with who i am. >> five members of the board of directors are leaving. six are added including three women. moonves can receive $100 million as part of a severance package. that's dependent on an internal investigation which determines if cbs had cause to fire the executive. the board will decide the course of action by the end of january. hena doba, cbs news, new york. >> the chief operating officer of cbs will take over as interim ceo. the war of words continues over a new bob woodward book. what the author and president are saying on the eve of its release. >> sonomunty taking action in response to claims they didn't do enough during the

wine country wildfires. >> after a mild day, temperatures will really drop as we go through the next few days thanks to an upper level low to our north. what that means and how cool it will get, coming up. we will also talk about our air quality in just a bit.

and are raved about on social media... but now some pop-up restaurants are in a heated battle with bay area lawmakers. they often have long waits and are d out on social media. some pop up restaurants are in a heated battle with bay area lawmakers. it started last month after a popular korean pop up was forced to close in oakland. a food inspector shut it down

declaring it illegal. since then the pop up restaurant scene has remained in limbo. county supervisors held a meeting to discuss how and when to issue permits to pop ups in the future. >> when people are entrepreneurial and are able to provide good food to people, we don't want to stop that. at the same time we need to follow the health code and protect people's health. >> pop ups are temporary restaurants that pop up in rented out spaces that typically sit empty. bob woodward's new book fear paints trump administration as chaotic. thement described it as a smooth operation. this is just part of the latest back and forth between the two. bob woodward is defending fear which gives an inside look at the trump administration. >> my reporting is meticulous and careful. >> reporter: president trump continues to attack the book. he tweeted this morning the woodward book is a joke, just

another assault against me in a bar ankh war on t by him. >> reporter: on the today show he says he may have used anonymous sources. >> the incidents are not anonymous. it gives a date, a time, who participates. most often the president himself and what he said. >> reporter: president trump says the book is discredited pointing to james mattis and the white house chief of staff john kelly. both deny saying quotes attributed to them. are they lying? >> they are not telling the truth. these are political statements to protect their jobs. >> reporter: woodward's book published by a division of cbs hits shelves tomorrow. >> woodward told cbs news he would not have published it

without having specific times, dates, other relevant details necessary to corroborate claims in the editorial. in pennsylvania officials say a gas line caused this blast early this morning. it happened around 5:00 local time in center township. people could see the orange flames glowing from miles away. the explosion set off several fires which destroyed a house and several cars. dozens of people were evacuated. amazingly no one was hurt. phone calls will start going out as part of testing all week of sonoma county's updated emergency alert systems. they were updated after criticism over the lack of response during last october's deadly wildfires that killed 25 residents in sonoma county. at the time emergency managers said they didn't want to trigger the county warning systems because it would have caused mass chaos. it was a decision many said was the wrong one. >> i think that a lot of lives

could have been saved if they were given the information. >> it is inexcusable that what we felt was appropriate for the situation was absolutely not appropriate and horribly insufficient. >> the updated alert systems are geographically specific so alerts can be triggered on a city by city basis instead of across the entire county. let's get a check on weather now. >> thanks. we are looking at the air quality in the moderate category in the north bay. that's because of the snell fire. the smoke is really coming in causing moderate air quality for the north bay closer to the snell fire. good conditions for the rest of us although as we head through tomorrow air quality will be moderate for not just the north bay but for the coast, central bay, and east bay. you notice the hazy smoky conditions. for the delta fire in shasta

the red flag warning will be in effect tuesday through wednesday due to dry gusty winds up to 25 miles per hour. outo 20%. umidity value is extreme fire danger for firefighters still dealing with the fire. here is a live look, you can see the beautiful blue skies out there. it's a mild monday for us as temperatures will be dropping as we head through the next few days. i will talk about this in a moment. concord 80, 67 oakland, liver more 79, 72 downtown san francisco, san jose 76, 79 santa rosa. we have plenty of sun through the rest of today, slightly cooler than normal for normal high temps for this time of year. you are looking at one to four degrees cooler compared to normal but much cooler by the middle of the week. here is the satellite and radar view. an upper level low will slide south and coer air.

how cool are we talking? lowering temps to the 70s by mid week. wednesday and thursday will be much cooler. today mid low to mid 60s in pacifica. here is the extended forecast. we are looking at temperatures cooler on tuesday and then much cooler by wednesday and thursday. inland locations in the mid 70s for the bay and the mid 60s and then slowly warming up by the end of the work week and into the weekend. we have not seen temperatures inland in the 70s for quite sometime. it is a bit of a cool down. >> and a relief for a lot of people. today the talk returns for its 9th season. >> i am excited because this is my first official photo shoot. we had a great time. >> fun. that's what it is about.

it's like a party every time we do that. >> eve fell right into place. it's been beautiful to see her open up. >> some of the celebrity guests phining the lady include dr. carey,ashley simpson ross with her husband evan ross. julie chen was not a part of the premiere today. it airs at 1:00 p.m. on kpix5. serena williams the center of a sexism debate after slammed with penalties at the u.s. open. we'll be right back.

involving superstar serena williams. more fall out from a controversial call at the women's u.s. open involving super star serena williams. >> things got crazy. williams first rules violation was for getting coached from the stands. she says that was a misunderstanding. her second infraction, breaking her racket which cost a point. her biggest penalty saturday was for calling the chair umpire a chief ahead of the william's tennis association claims the chair umpire held williams to a different standard because she's a woman. >> a lot of men out here have said a lot of things and because they're men that doesn't happen. >> williams eventually lost to the 20 year old first time champion naomi osaka. billy jean king said female players are treated unfairly when they show emotion. ramos is considered one of the most experienced match

officials and have penalized plenty of male players. we'll be right back.

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>> brooke: you think because you're so used to doing it, you can undermine hope again. >> steffy: i have every right to fight for my line. >> brooke: that is just an excuse that you used to manipulate, to interfere in hope's life once again. you just brought it into the boardroom, that's all. well, i am not going to let you steal my daughter's future. >> steffy: excuse me? i gave her this future. >> brooke: stop it! please, just accept it and live with it and stop lashing out at hope because liam chose her instead of you. >> hope: i'm glad you're here. >> liam: [ chuckles ] any particular reason? >> hope: other than i am madly in love with you? >> liam: yes, other than that