and hits a major snag... a year after the wine country wildfires. good afternoon, riego.. today, the new emergency a letter system hits major snag wildfires.y good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. let's get to napa and jackie

ward. have county officials said whether they've fixed the problem? >> reporter: kenny, that's what they say, but still it was a tense 25 minutes or so that we had to wait for that texas letter to come through on our -- text alert to come through on our cell phones. later than expected but met with a round of applause. napa county's new wireless emergency alert system finally sent out the text test just before 10:00 a.m. county officials say it all came down to checking the right box. >> we set up the test. we had selected one of the portal boxes incorrectly. unfortunately we were able to get fema on the phone in our support through nixl and identified the message being sent out. >> i want to thank everybody for their patience. we had to call fema directly and there was a very specific nuance that we knew nothing about they said that's what you had to do and we just -- i mean, it's one of those things. >> getting to this point required the county to get

certified through fema. now napa county will be allowed to send alerts through nixl and i pause. the pause alert was tweeted out, too, but 9:48, and not 9:30, like originally expected. >> having a test like i pause and the wireless emergency alert system allows us to reach all cell phones in the area regardless of area code so tourists and visitors will also receive emergency alert messages if we need to send them. >> reporter: prior to today, napa county did not have this type of emergency alert system and 140,000 residents were signed up for alerts. now there are 170,000 nixl subscribers. again you don't have to sign up ghese eme ales. alerts i if count with your cell phone. in napa, jackie ward, kpix 5.

cal fire investigators say sag pg&e power lines sparked a deadly fire a year ago. the cascade fire killed four people, injured a firefighter and destroyed 264 structures. the investigation is now in the hands of the district attorney. and four buildings have been destroyed by a fire in so llano county -- solano county. that fire has scorched more than seven square miles and at last check, it is 80% contained. chopper 5 was over the city of hayward. a stolen san jose police car was recovered at this lot earlier this morning. police are now on the hunt for the suspect. police are searching for andrew trujillo. just before 5:30, san jose police took him into custody. he then somehow managed to escape from his handcuffs and fled in the police car. then later this morning, police are able to locate the stolen

car. all of the car's weapons are accounted for here's another look at trujillo. anyone with information is asked to call police. hurricane michael is churning more than 300 miles off the gulf coast. this is panama city beach. this is a category 2 storm but michael is expected to intensify before it makes landfall tomorrow. more than 130,000 people have been already ordered to evacuate. hurricane watches and warnings are up along much of florida's gulf coast and into alabama, and the city of gulf shores posted double red flags this morning, warning of hurricane, life-threatening rip currents and high surf conditions. >> that means water will come miles in shore and could easily be over the roofs of houses. >> after hitting the coast, michael is expected to move northeast over georgia and the carolinas where residents are

still cleaning up from hurricane florida. >> mary, you've been tracking this all morning long. it looks like it's going to be a bad one. >> we are really watching hurricane michael. this is a live look for you in panama city, florida where they are bracing for the worst. this is the enhanced satellite and radar of hurricane michael and you can see it takes up about half of the gulf. this is a category 2 storm. 335 miles south of panama city, florida with maximum sustained winds of 10-miles-per-hour move -- 110-miles-per-hour, and likely making landfall along the panhandle as major category 3 storm with maximum sustained winds of 125-miles-per-hour. the eye of the storm is moving northward over the eastern gulf of mexico, life-threatening storm surge, hurricane-force winds and heavy rainfall

expected along the northeastern gulf here and this is futurecast taking you out five days and you can see that heavy rain we're talking anywhere from 8 to 12 inches of rain possible for the florida panhandle. back to you. >> mary, thank you. early this morning, nikki haley joined president trump to announce her resignation as the u.n. ambassador. mola lenghi has the very latest from washington. >> reporter: u.n. ambassador nikki haily is stepping down from her post. she joined president trump to make the announcement at the white house. >> it has been an honor of a lifetime. >> reporter: mr. trump said hailey was special to him and praised her for the work she did on behalf. united states. >> she told me probably six months ago, maybe at the end of the two-year period, but the end of the year, i want to take a little time off, i want to take a little break. >> some of questioning the times of the resignation with the u.s. trying to resolve turmoil on the globe. just shy of two years, hailey

was instrumental in announcing economic sanctions against north carolina and defended the air strikes on syria last year. >> it was time to act. bashar al-assad must never use chemical weapons again. >> reporter: haley has been a rising star with speculation of a presidential run somewhere in her future. >> i'm not running for 2020. i can promise you what i'll be doing is campaigning for this one. >> haley will step down at the end of the year. mola lenghi cbs news washington. >> haley was the former governor of south carolina, the first woman elected to the job. after a bitter battle over his nomination, brett kavanaugh took his seat on the bench. demonstrators and protestors greeted justice kavanaugh on his first day. this morning president trump tweeted out, the paid dc protestors are now ready to really protest because they haven't gotten their checks. at last night's new swearing in

ceremony he promised to remain partial. >> i was confirmed to serve one party or i will be independent and impartial justice. >> hear technical cases involving what constitutes an armed criminal. san francisco city hall is open until 5:00 tonight and open every weekday until 5:00 election day, november 6th, and the two weekends before it. prop c is one of the big initiatives on this year's ballot. it would be a .5% gross tax hike, taken from big businesses in san francisco and used to help house 5,000 homeless people, as well as give about $75 million to the mental health programs. sfo has unveiled its plan

for the new terminal. there is even a plan to honor the late supervisor. we'll give you a look at what to expect in the design. >> reporter: this is what the new terminal one at sfo will e 25 dibed wit new securitck th, and you can just kind of see what lies ahead. we find a lot of times uncertainty is what contributes to stress at an airport. >> reporter: the terminal is named after the late san francisco supervisor harvey milk, and airport planners are asking for help honoring him, looking for digital photos to be displayed that will be in place when the first nine gates open this summer. >> we want to reach out to communities to tell the story of harvey and to gather some of the content that'll go into the mural that memorializes his life and legacy.

>> reporter: about 75. photos will move to a permanent thoroughfare in the middle of the new terminal. once the new terminate opens, the old one will be torn out by the end of 2022 and is accepting digital photo submits through this year. anne makovec kpix 5. and why new york's governor says that crashed limousine should have been parked for good. and another major company wants to join the ride sharing business. we'll look

on every school shooting in the last 50 years... is now available online the center f a new database with information on every school shooting in the last 50 years is available online. while working for the center for homeland defense and security, david reban put together an on line database containing records of when guns were brandished or fired on school property. users can search the site in 16 different categories raging from suicides to fights. >> if you look at school shootings and you see that many of them occur outside of the school building, that might make you think twice about fortifying as e jus wt someby t beav an infman souro h decision. >> s hop hitewill be useful, eso school administrators. an update on this muni bus crash last month, kpix 5 has learned the driver has died from his injuries. officials say that 66-year-old milton james of san francisco

was driving the bus in the early morning hours of september 10th when it crashed into a building on lombard street in the marina district. officials say milton was with the agency for 38 years. investigators are continuing to look into what caused a limo crash that killed 20 people in upstate new york. a lawyer tells cbs news he believes there are a number of factors that caused the accident but state officials say the limo failed inspections last month and the driver did not have a proper license. last night, thousands attended a candlelight vigil for the victims. >> the facts are going to bear out there are a number of different things that contributed to this crash. >> federal records show prestige limousines is owned by annex-fbi informant. he's out of the country currently but expresses his

sorrow. microsoft is teaming up with a singapore transportation company grab, although financial terms weren't disclosed. earlier this year they were in interest of raising $3 billion in hopes of expanding to use machine learning and a.i. technology. another beautiful day ahead. we're taking a live look from our exclusive sales force tower cameras. look at that everywhere you look, it's just absolutely gorgeous. sunny skies, some clouds in the skies but not too bad. a little bit cooler, but it's still a very nice day. fleet week. it's officially over. our cameras caught the uss bonmomme richard leaving the ship just hours ago. it was docked a week. it's always sad when the ships head out. >> yeah, we had a nice little visit and mary got an update and personal look at the bonmomme

richard. >> it was great. loved fleet week and meeting everyone who came out, especially everyone with the armed forces so thank you so much for serving our country and for coming out here, and we are sending them off with beautiful weather blue skies currently. a live look at the sales force tower camera, the bay bridge and mount diablo and that sunshine. we're looking at cooler conditions though, so a big difference with our weather thanks to onshore flow. look at these temperatures, 75 in concord, okay land 65, live more, 77, san francisco, 64, 73 in san jose, as well as for santa rosa. yesterday at this time we were looking at temperatures inland in the 80s. so we are looking at a lot cooler conditions there. so southwesterly winds at half moon bay 8-miles-per-hour indicates that onshore flow kicking in for us. you can see napa southwest wind at 8-miles-per-hour. temperature change, 24-hour temperature change, we're looking at 16 degrees cooler in

napa, 12 degrees cooler in oakland there and 89 degrees cooler at sfo, santa rosa, 11 degrees cooler and movado. we're going to cool things down even more for wednesday and thursday. satellite and radar, that ridge of high pressure, is a little bit farther south and with that we're looking at the onshore flow for us and that ocean breeze returning today, and that'll continue for wednesday and thursday. much less smoke in the air. our sunset at 6:40, sunrise tomorrow at 7:13. so here's what you can expect today, we're looking at temperatures in san francisco about 10 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. 69 for a high, 65 in pacifica, 80 in redwood city. 81 in concord, looking at 80 for a high in vallejo, and warm inland in fairfield, 84. here's that seven-day forecast, and stronger onshore flow for tomorrow, and with that we'll see temperatures cool for all of

us. we'll cool things down a little bit more for thursday and warming right back up as we end out the workweek and into the weekend. so plenty of sunshine, could see more of an offshore wind by the weekend, helping to warm us all back up. >> we'll take it. >> sounds good. still ahead, students raising above scholar, how we turned a dramatic experience into a positive impact on one's future.

incident in his own home but as christin ayers shares with us, david padilla is now p as a young teen, today's sra scholar experienced a violent incident in his own home. >> david padilla is using that experience to help others. >> it was very traumatizing. >> reporter: david will never forget the day he and his family were robbed in their very own living room. >> it was the first day of high school when two men came in at gunpoint. >> he was changed forever by the experience, but not in the way you might expect. >> it really inspired me to change mostly because i realized that not only was this in relation to crime itself and violence and gun violence but may be of the issues that we face growing upper being faced by people at the same time and

it's about sharing from those experiences and learning about others. >> reporter: concerned about violence is a public health concern in his community, especially in his community gave david a clear vision for his future so he headed to city hall literally. david has a fellowship at the city manager's office. he's a city manager with the holistic approach. >> it includes everything, the condition, environment, economic status. seeing issues firsthand, and now being able to have a direct role in helping those issues really makes me happy. >> reporter: equally important, his family. david says the robbery as awful as it was brought them closer together. >> it made me realize how important the health of my family was. >> reporter: he's completing his senior year at cal and is grateful to students rising above for its role in his success. >> students rising above has had an incredible impact on my

ability to succeed. >> and he's also great to feel his other family, the community of richmond for its embrace of his heart ache and his dedication. >> it really motivates me, as well. it continues to drive me and as tired as i may becoming off school and work sometimes, it's something they always look forward to the next day. >> reporter: for students rising above, christen airs. >> david is the featured scholar for sra's annual season of giving campaign. catch up on individual alums and scholars, as well as learn more about sra by going to cbssf.com/sra. we'll be right back.

ken and liz will see you at five. have a great afterno that's going to do it for us. >> that's all the time we have. >> about six hours to go before we should go to bed for us peeps on the morning show but it never happens. >> never does. >> have to enjoy the sunshine. >> get out, enjoy. get back at 5:00 because we'll be back. and join us at 4:30, tomorrow morning, dark and early. >> have a great afternoon, everyone.

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