%fo >>as take a live look at the blazing fast moving brushfire in the los angeles area. you so close to some of the homes there in the pacific palisades. these are live pictures right now. firefighters say the fire is terrain driven, not wind driven. look at all that smoke that is blanketing that area so close to those homes. you can see the chopper making that air drop on those flames. firefighters are having a tough time battling these flames from the ground because of the steep

terrain and uphill area right near those hem east homes. >> we're going to keep a close eye on this throughout the broadcast and the day. back here in the bay area as we look outside. temperatures are warming up this week. that is why pg&e is monitoring the weather and fire danger. within the past 30mis partof soa o may affe shut-oe'listing sure things move better in the future. >> so that is going to include increasing the capacity for our websites and for our call cen terks. we want to makesurethat we're s vulnerable customers and we want to narrow the scope of a public safety power shut off. pg&e activated their emergency operation centers in

san francisco last night because of this to keep tabs on the conditions. >> reporter: we're going to see major changes this week. the first noticeable one are the clear skies and warmer temperatures that are going to a company that. looking out, hardly a cloud in the sky. visibility is great, but we're going to get pretty warm. currently we're at 78 in concord. 66 in san francisco. 81 in santa rosa. those temperatures are going to continue to climb. just take a look at our 24 hour temperature change from this time yesterday. santa rose, 11 degrees warmer. 7 in livermore. half moon bay, 5 degrees. this warm up isn't going to be just in the inland areas, it will stretch to the coast. one of the things we are going to keep an flow so directions w moving from the east to the west. we'll keep a close eye on that because that is going to a

company the potential for that fire danger. another element is the relative humidity. right now we look good. these numbers 70% and even 30% in panda lew ma but they are expected to change. we're expected to be in the teens by midweek so warm temperatures, as well as low humidity that does not bode well and we'll keep a close eye on that. to texas and tornado aftermath. lightning ill illuminated the night skies that tore over dallas last night, 110-mile-an- hour winds and leaving some areas under a blanket of debris. >> there is a tornado! >> reporter: one man captured this individual from lis balcony as it ripped through the suburb of richardson and he was hit when his roof came flying right off. it left a trail of de trickstion. this home depot unrecognize

sabling and water from pipes in this picture. this car flipped onto its side and ended up by tree debris near a home. the tornado struck near love field airport around 9:00 sunday night. hundreds of flights have been cancelled or delayed. many american troops left northeast syria today, but a limited number will stay. here is more on orivilia threw potatoes at armored vehicles monday as u.s. troops pulled out of the area. president trump defends his decision leaving kurds a key u.s. ally in the fight against isis. >> we never agreed to protect the kurds for the rest of their lives. he said not all u.s. troops are leaving. a limited number will remain for the time being to protect

oilfields from attack. >> the purpose, a purpose of the forces are working with the s d f is to deny access to the oilfields by isis and others who may benefit from their revenues that could be earned. >> how long those troops will romaine to protect the oilfields is not certain. he hasn't made his final decision yet and he hasn't presented his options to president trump. >> we don't think it is going ts th don't wan leave troops it isnecessy cue oil. ooas entered iraq. they are going to continue the fight against isis from there. turkish president meets with vladimir putin on tuesday to discuss the future of the region. that is the same day the ceasefire vice president mike pence negotiated between turkey and the kurds runs out. cbs news, washington. taking a look at the white

house right now. these are live pictures from washington, d.c. the white house has back tracked its decision to hold the g7 summit in south florida. meanwhile, his acting face criticism for his comments. catherineson has the latest from d.c. >> reporter: president trump is blaming democrats and the media for the backlash over his decision to award himself the contract to host next year's g7 sunk minute. >> it would have been great, but the democrats went crazy. even though i would have done it free and saved the country a lot of money. >> reporter: it wasn't just democrats criticizing the choice. >> this creates more controversy that we don't need right now. >> reporter: it was mick mulvaney who announced the decision last week. >> get over it in the there are going to be political influence in foreign policy. >> reporter: he said trump

withheld military aid for an investigation of democrats. the decision to delay sending aid money to ukraine is at the sinter of the impeachment inquiry into president donald trump. >> any democrat wants to, because they are not going to beat me in the election so, of course they want to impeach. i think the democrats fight dirty, but two things they have. they are vicious and they stick together. they don't have mid-term elections romney in their midst. a nancy pelosi has an outline of the shake down of ukraine's leader and it's included the comments mull vanity made. new at noon, president trump is defending democratic white house hopeful tulsi gabbard and attacking hillary clinton this afternoon. clinton appeared to call the congresswoman from hawaii a favorite of the russians in a recent interview saying she believes the russians are groomk someone to be the third party candidate. in a meeting today the

president said gabbard is "not a russian agent and that clinton and other democrats claim everyone opposed to them is a russian agent. he says that he thinks clinton's attack is to boost their chances. >> today is the final day to register to vote in the november 5th election here in california. you can vote online or by mail until just before midnight tonight. a campaign billboard in san francisco's neighborhood has a lot of attention for some racist images. in the last hour the mayor spoke out about it. >> i think that the billboard speaks for itself. it is unfortunate that it has come to this point and it is being displayed. there are definitely ways the policy decisions i make ca criticized without making things sadly personal. >> jackie ward spoke to several

elected officialare denoun the his several city elected officials made it a priority to be here. ismuch. >> i personally am hurt. i am wounded and it is a very upsetting. stop using racism and leveraging it for your own benefit. >> on a street corner on howard between 9th and 10th they made it clear this is not how they want san francisco politics to be done. >> this has no place in san francisco or in our country. as a cli knees american, i'm ap pauled that someone would use this racist propaganda. >> it depicts an african- american with a cigar in one hand and cash in another daydreaming with numbers around their next with the message ispart of d enhun

the mayoral campaign. >> she is counting the money, that is her paycheck. a mayor makes $350,000 a year while people are dying. >> some say this is racist. she said i believe that it is the most racist in the entire san francisco. >> she has taken a pa this thick page out of the trump playbook. >> she has lived in san francisco since 1977 agrees. >> the climate that we're in right now. the person that is running our country makes it more where it is out in our faces, but it is not the way san francisco is. >> reporter: all the officials here todayy said they want this billboard and five other the located around the city taken down. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. and when asked if she wants the billboard taken down, the play your said she s on running >> we're continuing to follow this breaking news in southern california. a brushfire threatening homes

in los angeles in the pacific palisades neighborhood. this is live pictures of the smoke near the homes. we'll get updates as we get them. drug companies reaching a last- minute set s element blaming them for fueling the opioid crisis for the hundreds of millions of dollars and where that will go. a former 49ers assistant coach wrestles a n away from a student. why his next move may get him even more props. announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a

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welcome back. we're following some breaking news down in southern california. this is in the pacific palisades neighborhood down in l.a.. you can see in these live pictures all that smoke near the homes. firefighters are battling this blaze from the ground and from the air. homes are still being threatened. we're hearing reports that some owners were using their water hoses to try to fight off the flames and all that smoke. these are close to some of the homes and the firefighters in the picture trying to battle the blaze. we'll follow this story throughout the day. >> a last minute settlement with four major drug companies today as a trial over the opioid epidemic was t gin io. cbs reporter looks father deal just reached. >> reporter: word of the 11th hour deal between four drug companies and two ohio counties emerged just as opening arguments were set to begin before the judge in the u.s.

district court house. county officials say the money will go directly to first responders and struggling families. >> to help these families rebuild. >> people are suffering now. people are dying now. we have to deal with these issues now so the fact that we were able to get the money in a short time frame is very helpful and nate one of the motivations for settling nis. >> reporter: this involves so called big three distributors. they are paying a combined $215 million to anmmit i based manufacturer of generic drugs with $20 million cash and treatment. >> it should set >> this is a national emergency right now in all counties, all villages need help right now. >> reporter: the pharmacy chain walgreen's is said to still go

forward with the trial two ohio counties does not resolve more than 2600 other opioid lawsuits nationwide. cbs news, new york. well, the bay area las earned a new title this year. it is officially the most expensive place to build in the world with the housing affordability crisis. building affordable housing is challenges because they have strong community opposition. in our on going series project home, we look at the barriers to building in the bear area with a glimpse of the mall in cupertino. th% of them affordable. the community continues to fight this project every step of the way. the mall project has been delayed a year bay community opposition. a judge will decide on november

1st if this project is in compliance. we'll have that at 11:00 right here on kpix 5. let's turn to weather now. it looks like it is a warm day, emily. >> warm might be an understatement. bay midweek, hot will apply. taking a look towards the north you can see nothing but blue skies out there. it is a lovely day. take a look father golden gate bridge. your temperatures in san francisco right now at 67 degrees. 78 in concord. you'll be in the 80s shortly. already in the 80s in santa rosa. 72 in san jose. knees warm temperatures, the blue skies, that is all courtesy of this high pressure system here. this is going to start to build in over the next couple of ound the swirling in this direction. as that starts to move in, that will change the wind direction to an offshore flow and we're going to keep an eye on that because as you can stay, let's fastforward to wednesday. that is when we're going to see the most strong offshore flow.

we'll see warmer temperatures but all over this will be hot, dry air that brings with it the risk of fire danger and it is also going to be warmer pretty city much for everyone of us. that warming trend will not only happen in the inland area us est but to the coast, as well. that big heat up is beginning today. then the offshore flow is already in affect but really it strengthens by midweek. when we see the risk of fire is ahead. they have not issued a red flag warning but we will be checkingk in on the national weather service to keep an eye on that. 84 in concord. you're well on your already. 70 along the coast and 81 in san jose. sunset tonight 6:24 p.m. sunrise tomorrow at 7:2 5:00 a.m. looking at our seven-day forecast you can see the temperatures are hot. ware pushing into the 90s bay midweek. this is the fire danger wednesday into thursday.

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newly showing the moment a former 49 earth assistant coach u took a shotgun away from a student in oregon. after disarming him, the coach gave him a big hug. now the community is praising the coach's quick thinking and his compassion. >> reporter: in a fraction of a second i analyzed everything really fast. i saw the lack in his face, looked in his eyes and realized it was a real gun and my instincts took over. >> the instincts, get it away from him fast but after he handed it off, he did something unexpected. he put his arms around him and just held him telling him it was going to be okay. >> he broke down d i wanted him to know i was there for him. >> minutes earlier surveillance cameras headed him going for the classroom to get the 18- year-oldn't i get to the classroom. i asked the teacher is this stau didn't here? he was not. but moments later he would be

with a loaded gun. the door opens and i'm within arm's length of the door. there is a kid with a shotgun. i lunged for the gun, and he had his two hands on the gun and the students are running out of the classroom and screaming. police were called and the campus was put on lockdown. >> e wall hid like under clothes and stuff, too in case anything would happen. >> reporter: what did happen, coach lowe showed compassion for a young man who later told police he was planning to do suicide. >> he pleaded guilty to gun possession charges in a deal with prosecutors hat will spare him jail time. >> a lot of times especially en >>edfive nt he w rently three atand will receive mental health

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%fo a >> welcome back. breaking news. an update on the fire in the pacific palisades in los angeles. these are live no

structures have significant damage and no reports of injuries. they say the lack of wind and brush clearance around the homes are helping in their firefight so that is good news there down in southern california. that is going to do it for us for kpix5 news at noon. "the bold and the beautiful" is next. >> have a great afternoon. enjoy it.

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