says that beauty dies after getting ambushed in the mountains. what we are learning about the incident that left the second deputy wounded. and, they threatened dozens of homes. this looming evacuation orders e stilin effect. >> and an unusual protest in the east bay. this is a funeral procession. it is 6 am on the sunday morning. thank you for joining us. derek jones is with a quick look at our weekend forecast.

>> and, it is 12 minutes into this. and, that's a it's going to be windy again today. that's going to be the top concern. and, in addition to this, let me tell you what you should be ready for in terms of the way it's going to feel. yesterday's wind, it's not that bad but it will still be breezy for most of us. this is over on the golden gate bridge. and, we are all sitting in the middle 50s with the exception of the north bay. everybody else is in the middle 50s. it is going to be wendy at the coast. we are going to hit 40 mile-per- hour wind gusts at the beaches along the northern coast. then, the third headline, when we get to this weekend of cool and breezy, lower to middle 90s coming back for the middle part of this week.

and, it's the lower to middle 70s. and, a cool and breezy day. back >>f's is deadafr eir calling in ambush has been identified as sergeant detweiler. he is a 38-year-old who had been with the department since 2006. authorities said unfold when they got a call at around 1:30 pm. and, this is an older creek. and, this is an ar 15 type assault rifle. and, this is on cruz. and, this is when they were attacked. >> well, this is harmony hill. our vehicles are close.

there's a car up there as well. and, this is being put out you. >> go ahead. they just did that as well. i think it might've been a dog. >> as you heard her describe to another deputy was injured and hit by the suspect vehicle. suspect. rdof m. he was a courageous intelligent man. >> he will be deeply missed. by this community and by his family. in the sheriff's office. he was a ved figure at sheriff's office. cruz county.

>> a vigil will be held this afternoon just before 2:30 pm in front of the sheriff's office. the sheriff's office has asked the community to remain vigilant as investigate whether others are involved. stomach a fast-moving fire is threatening about hundred structures. it's forcing people out of their homes. it's called the quail fire and it sparked yesterday afternoon outside of quail canyon road and pleasant valley road. it grew to 1200 acres last night and was just 5% contained as of about 11 pm. evacuation orders are in onan pleasant valley road. they said at least 600 firefighters on the scene. and here's a look at the firefight. air tankers roaring overhead dumping buckets of water from the sky while crews on the ground had to stop the flames from crossing the roadway. the cause is still under

investigation. evacuation center has been set up. and while the fire continues to rage, fire crews have managed to contain another wind whipped fire which was parked near the old concord weapon stationary for. air tankers attacked that 136 acre fire as it burned dangerously close to residential neighborhoods. it left behind a large burn scar. and plumes of thick white smoke. they managed to stop all forward progress and that fire is fully contained. you can see just how close those claims got homes. that burn area just feet away. no reports of any injuries but the fire did spread to at least one structure. and in sonoma county. firefighters have gained the upper hand on a fire that broke out just south of petaluma. that grew to 140 acres just before 4 pm. no reports of any damage to

structures there. we saw large protests in berkeley on saturday against racism and the death of george flight. thousands marched down martin luther king jr. way and demonstrators gathered outside a berkeley high. can you join was there. it is quiet here and just hours ago, students, families, and activists came here to bury racism as well as a celebration. >> marching in solidarity makin >> fight with wisdom. >> they carried a coffin as part of a funeral procession >> our goal was to get racial terror off of our backs name it and bury it. >> thousands including a colin kaepernick support is demanding change. >> if we would've spoke to him then, we wouldn't be a nation on fire as it is right now.

but, just come out to the protest it's only a first step. so beyond that, we need to be educating ourselves and really thinking critical about how we can make a positive change. >> all of us refusing to be ruled in fear any longer. >> god bless you all. >> this is a night moment ended for all those protesters and they planted this tree. endicott is a systemic reform that we need. >> the struggle continues. we have built another generation of activists who are passionate, committed. and, as a bore witness. over the last 10 days on the precipice of change. >> several streets were blocked off during the march in protest down martin luther king jr. way but, all roads have been

reopened since those protesters dispersed. there was the view. and, from chapter 5 as a peaceful demonstration wound its way across the span and back. and here's what it looked like. protesters forming a massive line to get on the bridge. and while the protest remained peaceful. the return trip wasn't a smooth one as demonstrators fanned out in the traffic lanes. protesters on the opposite side ran across jumped over the barrier to join them. traffic all ready had no choice but to sit and wait as the chp tried to divert cars as best they could. union organizers and activists also flocked to the former site of candlestick park. as you may remember, the protest became a national symbol. yesterday everybody joined together taking a knee standing in solidarity with athletes who have sometimes faced backlash.

stomach a second memorial for george flight took place in north carolina and that comes of people took to the streets calling his name for ge talie brandt has more from wasbrings change. >> movement is happening in america. and i'm glad that all of us did get to say that this was george floyd that sparked the feuds. sumac of any of a police officer has sparked more than a week of demonstrations nationwide over police brutality and racial inequality. thousands filled the streets of washington dc from the united states capital to national monuments to the white house. >> lacked power. some demonstrators tell me that this moment feels different describing as a tipping point. they said that they won't rest until there are new policies in

place. >> remains to be seen, going to show up at the polls? are we going to hold our elected officials accountable for reform. that's where real justice happens. >> there are fewer signs of national guard soldiers and police in the streets as recent demonstrations have remained peaceful but cbs news has learned on monday president trump demanded 10,000 active- duty troops be deployed following violent protests last weekend. military leaders argued against it. >> retired generals what they had to say and they put trump on notice. it has brought me a lot of hope. >> active-duty has now been ordered back to their home bases. natalie brandt cbs news, washington. >> in an incident last week when they removed peaceful protesters from a park near the white house continues to stir controversy. on friday we talked with margaret brennan host of face the nation right here in cbs. >> a message that they used has

drawn a lot of criticism at something i do plan to talk to attorney general bill barr about when we speak exclusively on sunday morning. this is also at those dealing with the protest. the start at 8:30 am right here. stomach coming up, if you live in san francisco, you're not hearing things. the golden gate bridge is singing. stomach sonoma county is relaxing restrictions on restaurants and wineries. and, we check out the turnout. in

sonoma county reopened their doors. a taste of normalcy for customers and business owners. betty reports from downtown sonoma. >> tonight was the first dining experience for many people down here. and judging by the turnout many

residents and tourists are eager for the return to normalcy. >> an hour after opening this weekend. they were at capacity. >> we have people waiting outside the front door to unlock it. it is an institution. people are mistaken. >> she drove to have dinner with her friends. >> danville isn't open. so this is why we are here in sonoma. because, we are still in shelter. and, we just had to escape. >> have been in the restaurant industry my entire life. so, just seeing my friends and my family's working again you know and supporting them and enjoying good food and friends and at this time it really means a lot. >> starting saturday, sonoma county relaxing restrictions on restaurants, wineries, hair

salons, and houses of worship. there are now allowed inside. but they must be six feet apart. we saw rigorous cleaning and sanitizing. >> where alcohol wipes to wipe off the screens every time people touch and sign the credit cards on the screen. we sanitize and clean the bathrooms once an hour. and, all of our we throw away all of the menus now. >> they said that they still serve food without alcohol in one transaction. and wine is served at a bottle purchase just being able to get out of the house. and, i've heard people say this is literally our first timeout in two months. >> cautioned that the coronavirus is not fully contained. to date there have been more than 600 cases of the virus 14 were added in the last 24 hour

count. eynees eeeen t to reo whinesok a little bit different. their social distancing measures in place. plastic shield and sanitation stations. and visitors must make reservations. >> we are going to be spreading things out the best we can. but for today. we had to stick with what we had today. >> those protocols will be here to stay. we are anticipating to crawl back to where we were packed by no means run back. and kai gets a little bit confusing about what's open. we are constantly updating. with all that information. and don't forget to download the app here >> and, let's take a gold gate bridge.

a lot of attention not only for those protest. and, also, newly developed >> ithard to describe. we can be the new soundtrack for the world's most famous bridge. when the winds were especially powerful. they could hear them home for miles away. where did it come from? they say that the sound stems from a recent handrail retrofit project designed to make it more aerodynamic gusty days. >> this is something that we anticipated. and it's an interesting new element to an 83-year-old bridge. it's not every day that you can introduce something new to the structur d. sumac that is true. the rail replacement is about 75% complete. so the noise could even get a little bit louder under the right conditions.

>> interesting that right wind conditions because pathos questions on that. how strong does the wind have to be? that sounds really loud on friday. and then, it was kind of loud on saturday. friday we had 45 mile per hour gusts over the bridge. it doesn't happen all the time. it's not like the sound is going to be a constant thing. speaking of which, we show you what it looks like out here. and taking a close-up look right at the flag above the civic center. that has been the theme of the last two days and we still have one more day where the wind is going to be the headline in the forecast but i'm happy to say today's wins will be lighter than yesterday. and yesterday's wins will be a little bit lighter than friday. we are bringing these down. showing you the temperatures at the top of the new cast. current numbers are really manageable. that flag looked good over the civic center. we are only talking about a 15 mile-per-hour breeze. and we are not recording any

significant wind gust yet. but, by now we know the drill on this. the wind picks up in the afternoon. that is when the strongest of the wind start to be ced and going to put futurecast into the afternoon. the deeper the shade of purple getting into red. the stronger the wind. and this gets us ahead. this is when we start to get back to peak and once again, we are going to see gus into the middle 30s for many locations. it's going to be another windy day. better than yesterday. and it was a highlight where the real trouble spots are. if i take out the areas outside of this red shading. you can see the strongest winds coming in from the golden gate into the delta and really out on the coast. bodega bay hitting a 41 mile- per-hour wind gust. in fact, if you're curious to hear that sound of the bridge, this may be one of your last opportunities for a while because, the wind well it will not be as strong as it was friday it will still be strong

enough today probably creating some of that residence. so, as far as the rest of the story. high definition doppler. there's not a lot to this. and, once to bring some of the stray showers. it's not like they were going to get any. and look what happens. a few showers skirting along the coast range. but, at least a small opportunity on there. let's get your daytime highs here. and, this is identical to saturday. and, this comes in a little bit warmer than that. 75 for concord. and, this is topping out at 70. this is 64 in sausalito. and, the number the mendocino county coming into the 60s. and it is forecast, here's the warm-up. back up into the lower and middle 90s. it's not as bad as the two little heat waves that we've had so far this season.

but, i think when you get to the lower to middle 90s you notice it. it's a warm-up. we've had a couple of dress rehearsals now. and, this one you'll probably go okay. it's warm. and, like it was two weeks ago. >> a lot of pools are opening around the bay. so people can catch a little bit of relief. >> this would be a good day to start thinking about that. >> yes. and check our website for the latest on what's open. it is just a hodgepodge right now. thank you. stomach a teenager in buffalo new york stepped in to help ean now the community is repaying him. the 18 notes fence around 10 hours cleaning up the streets in buffalo after violence monday night because, he says it's something his late mother would've done. his act of kindness didn't go unnoticed. she saw it and decided to get the car a 2004 red convertible

mustang to him and, then represented them from a local insurance agency stepped in to say that cover his insurance for one year. >> i couldn't come to gaza selling it. and, this was a good way for me to get rid of it and to know somebody that is going to appreciate that gift. >> it doesn't sound you know seem real. >> he says he's not been offered a full ride scholarship to the local college. he plans to study business and vehicle mechanics on the side. get a little practice. coming up got a look at the protest going on around the world. against th

and of thousands of people have rallied across the globe to order and honor george floyd. demonstrators in protestant cities like london, paris, berlin, and brisbane australia. london cost thousands. and, the turnout has been significant despite the governor urging them not to rally over fears of spreading s. overnight britain's most senior police chief said 14 officers were hurt in clashes with protesters near the prime minister's offices after a largely peaceful demonstration.

paris protesters carried signs outside of the embassy to rally for george floyd. that 7000 also gathered in front of the eiffel tower. they had banned the rallies to prevent the spread of the virus. and as you can see, they gathered anyway. >> protesters also gathered. the capital of germany to protest police brutality. thousands of those gathered holding signs that said black lives matter in germany isn't innocent. many demonstrators were wearing black as an expression of solidarity. they estimate there around 15,000 people at that demonstration. crowds also gathered on the other side of the globe and brisbane australia. they say about 30,000 people gathered in the queensland state capital to honor the memory of floyd. demonstrators also protested the death of indigenous australians in custody. the rally remained orderly as police handed out masks and hand sanitizer's. the large crowd later marched to a local police precinct shouting no justice no peace.

also in brisbane, and indigenous group performed a ceremony during the black lives matter rally. members danced along with protesters to show their support for the global movement and for humanity in general. stomach coming up, the latest on saturday's deadly ambush against sheriff's deputies in the santa cruz mountains. and, we are keeping an eye on that fire still burning out of control forcing people out of their homes near vacaville.

the time is 6:30 am. and, let's get a check on our sunday weather forecast at the bottom of the hour. and anybody planning on heading out today? find a decent day. >> is going to be a lot like saturday. >> and, it's still going to be wendy. it's going to be rough out there with the wind. today we will call it breezy. unless you're at the coast. this is along the coastline today. and, this is a real preview. out towards the golden gate bridge. putting some numbers in front

of the middle 50s. it is just a breeze now. the wind picks up when you get into the afternoon. here are your headlines. the party giving you the first two. breezy and cool again. and, lower to middle 90s by the time we get into the early to middle part of this week. we are not there yet. today, it is just lower to middle 70s. this is almost identical to where they were yesterday. we'll talk about that wind, coming up. i will show you how strong he gets and what the afternoon will feel like. >> thank you. and a sheriff's deputy is that after he was shot making an arrest this weekend. this all unfolded yesterday afternoon when authorities got a call by a suspicious man with guns and bomb making materials inside. deputies found it about 10 miles north of santa cruz. when they were suddenly

attacked. deputy damon gets while i was shot and killed. another deputy was also injured in that shooting. they have arrested a suspect identified as steve in korea is facing towards the carjacking is a deadly weapon and of course, the murder got to. the santa cruz county sheriff is still investigating the incident. a 1200 acre fire is forcing evacuations and it still threatening about 100 structures this morning. it's called the quail fire and it sparked yesterday afternoon outside of the town of winters. that fire was just 5% contained as of about 11 pm. they say at least 600 firefighters are working on it right now. thinkers dump buckets of water from the sky yesterday while crews on the ground try to stop the flames. the cause is still under investigation. stomach as many as 3000 people calling voracious racial justice. they marched from the capital to national monuments to the white house. demonstrators also walked across a giant black lives

matter mural painted on the street leading to the white house. so huge you can see it from a spear >> black power. >> the meantime, a second memorial was held in the north carolina town where he was born. runs and family remembering his life one speaker said like the virus police brutality has yet to find a cure. and we handling more about the contentious process that erupted in the nation's capital last week. according to senior administration official on monday he demanded the military be using 10,000 active-duty troops to control protesters. the source is the secretary of defense and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff's pushed back on that idea in the back. about 1600 active-duty troops were called to the city but they remained on standby. two buffalo police officers are now charged with felony assault after a disturbing video showed them shoving a b,75 protested t the ground.

>> and, officers robert mccabe and erin took al skee were suspended without pay following the incident in front of alll. th plenot guilty at a virtual arraignment on saturday morning. >> i implore the rank-and-file buffalo police department to think about the oath that they took when they were sworn in as police officers into think about what they promised to do to protect our community to protect our city. and, if you are mad at me, that's fine. are you mad at me. i don't care. and, >> supporters cheered as they exited the court. 57 members of the emergency response team have resigned from their unit but not from the force in solidarity with the accused officers. stomach a heartwarming moment

where a police officer crouched down to comfort a five-year-old girl. reporter roxie has that story. >> in a sea of more than 60,000 people. these two lives crossed paths. >> she asked yoko why did you have on this out there going to shoot us quite >> they said they need the decision to go together to walk in tuesdays march honoring the houston native george floyd. >> with a history of police brutality in my family. so, you know we are just going out there to raise awareness and i wanted to teach at a young age to have a voice. >> towards the end of the march's five-year-old daughter started to get emotional and that's when she approached one of the officers standing in the line and asked, are you going to shoot at us? the officer then got down on one knee wrapped his arm around

simone. n do everne. >> and, i wish that i would've caught the very beginning of this. because, that's when he spoke about him having a daughter himself and wanted to make it home to his daughter. you can see how everything came from a very genuine place. >> this video has nearly 3 million views. they say was a moment of compassion and empathy that touched their hearts and countless others. >> i think that's what's going to start, us being compassion on both sides. and relearning equality. and, this is a beautiful thing. it's the moment that we capture on the video it's a beautiful start. >> and now they have one more message for the houston police officer. >> thank you. for having a different perspective. >> to campaign 2020 the former vice president now has enough earned delegates to clinch the democratic nomination for

president. as they continue to tally those ballots, less results from the primary have pushed biden over the top the former vice president now has a total of 2000 delegates are passing them. and, senator bernie sanders ended his bid for the oval office in march and formally endorsed biden. stomach a jumbo jet deal maybe pg&e taken out of bankruptcy. they have that financing package. that may be sold to investors. as soon as this week. as we go forward, it will mark the near end of the complex chapter 11 bankruptcy. as they fight for compensation. those surged after that potential agreement. stomach california lawmakers are spending schools from any budget cuts. and, that was all of those cuts

for higher education. the governor must proposed those weeks ago. the new reprieve hinges on the assumption that president trump will sign a state aid package including $14 million for california. and, details by the parser reopening is coming up around the bay area. now that shelter in place orders are being used. stomach and artist and volunteers on a traffic median hours before demonstrations for racial justice.

lockdown were segments of the bay area company are beginning to reopen. and, here they can once again enjoy outdoor swimming pools outdoor seating at restaurants and outdoor religious services for up to 100 people. indoor services are also allowed but those have to be at 12 participants. no outdoor dining or church services yet in alameda county but starting on monday they will be allowed to gather in what they call social bubbles that is defined as groups of 12 or less from different households but if the maintainer chosen bubble for three weeks. so you better. people you like. no substitutions. also starting monday in alameda county. childcare can resume for everybody. that is the central workers. libraries can reopen for curbside pickup and drop off limited contact businesses like pet grooming. and in sonoma county, a new health or effective is allowing

the opening of in-store retail shopping and outlets indoor dining at restaurants wineries in person church services and, the opening of barbershops and salons. that order also allowing a number of recreational activity is outdoors to resume. in sacramento a group of more than 300 artists and volunteers created this black lives matter display in the median meeting at the state capital. a finished art installation earlier after about five hours of work. it was created ahead of a rally later in the day at the state capital. stomach and turning our attention back to the weather. the story once again today is going to be how wendy willoughby? and the answer to that, is not as bad as yesterday but still windy. you can see what's going on. this is a little bit of a cheat because, that flag is a little bit over 300 feet high. it's actually the callister building that you're looking

at. you can see davies hall behind it. so we are looking over the civic center. but, the point is, that flag is high enough that is almost always going to have some kind of a pretty breeze making it flap like that. the wind has really picked up yet for what it will this afternoon. we are going to follow the same pattern that we had for the last two days. and, that is the wind gets a lot stronger in the middle of the day and going into the late afternoon. middle 50s out there right now. concord is at 55. it's 56 in oakland and 47 in santa rosa. so, that's doing what they do best. which is cool down more than anybody else. let's watch the wind. we will play this forward. watch the color spike right there. so the more you get into that, and you could even see the pattern how that crept on the shoreline like that. it does into the early evening peers let's look at these numbers here. going to clear the map except for those that are in the funnel.

40 mile-per-hour guest at the coast. that will hold together through the day to the golden gate and into the delta. very similar to yesterday in terms of the locations that will feel this the most. although the coast is going to experience this even a little bit stronger than yesterday because of the way the wind is going to be oriented today. the other aspect is the light rain here. and, if you put this into the futurecast, you can follow those showers. you will see how they travel together off of the coast. this is a's possibility of waste straight scatter chart. but nothing would even be measurable if we got it. but don't be surprised if you get a sprinkle or two if you're out in the north bay. there's a system doing it. and if you look at this, look a this is why we still have one more day of wind. look how fast this is rapping along the so edge. you can see the windstream's

aren't here depicting that story. and if we come in for a close- up look, we are dizziness. but there's a color-coded map showing you those wins coming back. daytime highs just like yesterday. that means san jose is going to 71. alto goes to 68. we will hit the middle 70s and counties. the memorial go to 70. oakland goes to 70 as well. valley had 68. 71. santa rosa hit 72 today and will be in the middle 60s up in mendocino county. that forecast has that warm-up we talked about this my last visit. lower to middle 90s from the time you get to tuesday and wednesday so, we will get a return to the heat but it's only two days and lower to middle 90s is a good 7 to 8 he last heatwave. n what we did >> because that was excessive. >> this won't be that bad. >> thank you. a last minute entry at the atlanta motor speedway nascar event in a little socks on his way to the racetrack. check it out.

he ran all over speeay he crossed the racetrack and he ju thfence. during the green wa to y sneak across the track and hope over that wall exiting the racing surface unscathed. stomach still to come. from the pandemic. it is fun a new breed of watchdogs. >> please stand at least one meter apart. the robot now roving public parks to bark orders at people also had a proud moment for a northbay father and daughter wh ere diplomas together the determination that led to this

well, the virus has helped pave the way for advances in robotics and we are starting to see this technology. cbs news here on the rise the >> ts is not four-legged friend. he has never been a lapdog but as this began to spread, his workload grew. >> by following the pandemic, the number of applications where people are running the risk of infection doing a very simple task like looking at something or doing light manipulation has grown exponentially. >> spot is now patrolling popular parks in singapore and barking orders about social distancing. >> the robot has also been recruited to serve on the front lines. >> never get a request for sending the robot to the triage facilities for hospitals. >> at a boston medical center,

they are lending a poll by providing a buffer. and, on board cameras will eventually let doctors collect vital signs like temperature, heart rate and oxygen levels. the technology is still limited. >> welcome anything that is on that level of humans, or even on the level of dogs is a way far out of reach because of our technology. >> so it's not going to be taking that job anytime soon. >> we are dog lovers. >> it may not be man's new best friend but he still helping to protect them during the pandemic. his robotic technology is also entering the world dule erdingsome of these dogs to their live shows. a proud moment for a northbay family is santa rosa teenager became the first person in her

family to graduate from high school. and as don reports. she wasn't the only one in the family to receive a degree. >> well, it has been quite a celebration. they both graduated from the same high school. that's different. soon i gather there to watch the virtual graduation. the family celebrated both daughter and dad. >> i also graduated with my dad. who got his ged. and i never really imagined that like his first daughter would be graduating at the same time. so it's something very special. >> they immigrated from mexico nearly 30 new diploma and she celebrated her dad never give up spirit with special mexican declarations. >> it says descendent of

mexican parents that told me that any dreams can come true. >> thank you. >> and they did. >> well, her dad is modest about his new diploma. he prepares to talk about his daughter. >> i had a little bit of a barbecue before we sat down and we watched the video on the area. >> welcome afterwards there was anything but modest. a parade of cars honking sums with signs congratulating them on a job well done. the american dream is still alive. and santa rosa. stanford is getting ready to welcome students back to campus but the plan is to keep spulad only allowed on campus for a quarter and that would rotate each one. they say by rotating most

undergraduates would be on campus and that would allow each of them to sleep in a private space. while, that will be in place along with limitations on gatherings. that's expected to begin on september 14. we will be right back. stomach actually we are going to tell you about the fair.com a new pop-up event is going to take place. and, a new movie will be shown every friday and saturday through august each ticket holder will receive general admission to next year's fair. tickets will cost $25 in advance or $30 if you

a 1200 acre fire in solano county's forking evacuations and, it is called the quail fire. it sparked yesterday afternoon. reghters was just 5% working on it. they took to the streets in berkeley and marched down martin luther king jr. way. demonstrators gathered outside. some carrying a coffin. meant to bury racism.

several streets are blocked off due to those roads reopened. and, thousands marched across the golden gate bridge. that wound its way north across the span and back again. doing the return trip they fanned out coming from her and had nothing to do but sit and wait. and, as many as 300,000 people filled the streets of washington dc. the national monument they say that they will not rest until they see reforms to combat police brutality. is going to be windy again today. we take a look at the futurecast, it will be strongest on the coast. but inland, dusts are still getting up to 30. and, still strong at that yet to consider this as well. and, we are getting a warm-up coming our way. thank you for joining us.

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