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hundred together and walked it over not mourning the death of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. >> an impromptu vigil in san francisco with the reaction overnight to her death. the san jose police are cracking down in response to a dramatic spike in sideshows and street racing. good morning. it is saturday, september 9. i am emily turner. >> i am devin fehely. hundreds gathering outside of supreme court bringing signs, flowers mourning the passing of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. cbs reporter deborah farone takes a look at her life and legacy. >> reporter: mourners gathering in paying tribute for ruth bader ginsburg. >> i feel that so much of what i have today in this country is her ideals and what she fought for.

>> reporter: the second woman ever pick to serve on the nation's highest court. she arrived with an impressive resume. in the 1970s the native new yorker was an architect or the women's right movement, arguing six cases before the supreme court, and she won five. asked supreme court justice ginsburg was a strong voice champion of women's rights and equality. >> reporter: president trump had kind words for ginsburg. >> she was an amazing woman that led an amazing life. i am saddened to hear that. >> reporter: the president will nominate the ginsburg replacement likely from a list of candidates he already put together. democratic presidential joe biden says the choice to be made after the election. >> voters to he priden consldk fo

nonee. ate jority lder mitcidt r deborah farone, cbs news the supreme court. >> deborah will join us live to talk about the political implications of the vacant supreme court seat. overnight the flags lowered to half-staff in honor of justice ginsburg with at home hundreds crowding the district saying we will not let you down, "rbg", as she was known to many. california attorney general argued cases in front of ginsburg at the supreme court and argued and reacted to her death saying she was the little engine that could for all of us and leaves us her story to make us proud, and how do you fill the shoes of a giant? governor newsom said that

throughout her extensive career, her fight tirelessly for the rights of women at work, school and in the life of our nation. it's time to check on the weather this morning with emily turner. >> the two big takeaways are we will are warming up at least in some parts of the bay area. it is nice and clear giving us a clear picture of the bay bridge with current temperatures mild for this time of the morning. 61 and concord, 59 and livermore. at santa rosa a chilly 53 with fog as well. visibility is not great in certain parts but mostly in the low-lying areas and along the coast. we have quarter-mile visibility in santa rosa with one mile in petaluma and the golden gate as well.

as well as louth bstd half mn bay we are wakup with c temperatures with that cold front moving through but that will change and things will start to warm up. in fact, our high temperatures this afternoon close to 90 inland. mid-70s around the bay. we have a few clouds here and there but along the coast we wake up with cloudy conditions and potentially drizzle which will start to clear out, at least the drizzle portion. but the clouds and the fog will remain. new this morning, 4.5 earthquake shook southern california last night 5 miles east of los angeles near rosemead. the earthquake could be felt as far san diego but no immediate reports of damage or injuries. the san jose where the police say they've seen a rise in the sideshows and street racing. they will be out looking for violators before they even get to the finish line. kpix 5 maria medina has the

latest on the steep consequences of getting caught. >> i'm upset. the racing we are saying is endangering people's lives. >> reporter: the videos posted recently on youtube capturing cars hitting spectators at the site show in i get a complaint least one or several every single day. >> reporter: this begins as we start our interview with councilmember. >> this is been a nightmare. >> reporter: the council members say that the rise in street racing and sideshows is not only limited to one part of the city's back we have seen bad crashes increasing and i area. these are in neighborhoods next where the families live and kids are playing. >> reporter: morning constituents not to confront those involved.

>> i have had to talk my residence out of confronting people because they have had guns pulled on them. >> if the vehicles are caught they are impounded for up to 30 days and that is $3000 worth of fines. >> reporter: san jose police have arrested brenda people since the ordinance when in effect allowing police to fine even spectators up to $1000 or put them in jail for up to six months. >> we have had lasers wanted it officers and objects put in the front of the cars. >> reporter: maia has a message for those coming to san jose to commit crimes. >> do not come to san jose and we don't want to arrest you. >> reporter: the city council members say's these are not only happening in the streets and neighborhoods bet at schools and in parking lots. the man killed by walnut creek police family reached a $4 million settlement. the encounter turned deadly in june of last year. the family and parents of miles hall say was suffering a mental episode. they called 911 telling

dispatchers he was behaving erratically and carrying a prybar. but the family said rather than the escalating the situation that officers opened fire. family attorney john burris said they reached out to the police before to explain the issue of their son with mental illness. >> typically in prior occasions encountering something like that it would run home. he was taught to run home. the tragedy is that the very thing they were trying to prevent is an african-american male killed by the police in effect happen. what they were trying to get done in terms of procedures was not followed. >> in addition to the financial settlement the city committed to increasing training for the police on mental health response and crisis intervention. "while the city recognizes the continuing loss of the hall family it is the city sincere hope that the settlement of the civil lawsuit will provide a step toward hearing still ahead on kpix 5 and

streaming on cbsn bay area, how protecting yourself from the coronavirus brings good news for the flu season this year. social distancing can be challenging, but how does it affect the visually impaired? here is a live look outside before we had to break. we will be right back.

welcome back. the time now is 6:11.

new this morning, gunfire erupted at a backyard party in rochester, new york killing two and wounding 14. the man and woman that died were in their late teens or early 20s. the police say it's unclear whether there were multiple shooters and so far no suspect is in custody. the shooting does not appear to be linked to the scandal in rochester over the death of amanda please gusting back in march. a drive-by shooting killed a man and richmond sending two others to the hospital. the investigation is underway. this was outside of the store at four street and mcdonnell. chopper 5 blue over the scene and there was heavy police activity. the police have not identified the suspect or suspect vehicle but say they're working on it. another victim was airlifted to the hospital with serious injuries and the third victim is expected to survive. and fremont a man was stabbed on board bart at the warm springs station and a suspect

was arrested in that incident would shut down the station for an hour yesterday. and san francisco restaurant could open for indoor dining as soon as october 1st if the number of covid-19 cases remain stable and if we move into the orange tier. restaurant can open with limited capacity and help modifications. experts say's a big step toward the start of the restaurant industry rebound. >> the character of san francisco will be different when we come out of this. many of the neighborhood restaurants that were favored places for us to go may not open again with many closing permanently. san francisco has come back from these types of situations before. >> the ci is gie een light to allow museums to welcome back visitors as early as next week. admission is open to the general public next friday and the asian art museum will be open october 1st.

for a list of what's reopening in your county and across the bay area head to our website at kpix.com . flu season could be mild thanks to people wearing masks and constantly sanitizing to prevent the spread of covid-19. as our kpix 5 reporter reports, and health experts are urging people to get the flu shot. >> reporter: the mask wearing, and washing his social distancing is not only paying dividends in reducing the spread of covid-19 but could have another silver lining during flu season. >> if we are social distancing the way we are ordered to social distance i suspect the flu will not be as contagious as in past years. >> reporter: research says that assumption is proven correct. >> it makes a big difference. one thing we think to do is looking at what the influenza season is like in the southern hemisphere. >> reporter: the graph from the

cdc shows historically low influenza cases in australia, chile and we think this will help to prevent the spread of the transmission of influenza and other respiratory viruses. >> reporter: but the doctor at the stanford school of medicine said it's more important than ever to get your shots since the symptoms between the flu and covid are so similar. >> to try to reduce the strain on the health care system we want to reduce the number coming in with influenza and the best way to do that is via the influenza >> reporter: where did you get your flu shot and where did they put the needle? >> right here. here is a live look at the sfo with clear blue skies over the last few days but that could change this weekend. the "rbg" for today and emily

has the weather. >> we wake up to fog and see smoke coming in from the north and potentially making it into the city and peninsula that it kind of depends on how much wind we get later in the afternoon. let's start with current conditions as far as the fog is concerned. at petaluma 1 my visibility with low visibility as well at this will clear up in the afternoon with the exception at the coast where the marine layer will retreat back and eventually remaining along the coast. we see a little bit of fog at the bottom of the screen looking out live to the bay bridge. 60s with 61 in concord, if you nine in livermore with santa rosa the most chilly at 53 degrees where the fog is impacting visibility. the 24 hour temperature change tells an interesting story. we have had a cold front moved through over the last couple of days with lower than average temperatures with chilly

temperatures by a few degrees. the story will ship today and we will wake up to warmer temperatures tomorrow with the warming trend moving in for the remainder of the weekend. that has thanks to this low pressure system which is ushering in cooler temperatures. it dropped a lot of rain east of us but unfortunately not in our direction. but they are at least getting much needed rain for the fire season. behind this is that high pressure system bringing up temperatures and behind that is a low pressure system ushering in another cooling trend. that's in the long-range forecast. will get there we have dry and warm temperatures. clouds and fog along the coast with some drizzle we will wake up with this morning. we have temperatures throughout the weekend with conditions continuing into the afternoon sunday. monday cooler temperatures return next week with air quality forecasts not great. today we are in the green with a spare the air alert and that will get worse into the week as

we see the fires, predominately the northern part of the state. that will affect us as we look at the smoke drifting into the north bay. that will slowly start creeping lower and lower. it will of the air quality continue to affect us into the beginning of next week. the marine layer goes back to the coast before building back in. overnight we will have warmer temperatures because this will not come in as far as it normally does over the remainder of the weekend. it will retreat back to the coast before we move into the beginning of next week in which tellus off. build back in today a mix of 70s and lfn y. east bay temperatures close to are in the around the bay itself we have a mix of 60s, 70s and 80s as far as the 7-day forecast is concerned. temperatures will begin to decrease and then rising back up

toward the end of the weekend. ginning of next week we will cool all. we have a roller coaster pretty much of the next several days. unfortunately the air quality is declining again. >> i was working out of the city yesterday, and it was absolutely gorgeous. but keeping with the themes of 2020, the good times won't last. a quick check on bay area fires with three major fire sparked by lightning a month ago nearing containment. the czu complex fire burned over 86,000 acres in santa cruz and san mateo counties and expect that will be fully contained by tomorrow night. social distancing during the pandemic can be challenging and especially difficult for the blind and visually impaired. seeing eye dogs like this lab gold cross are trained to do a

lot but not taught to socially distance. it makes it difficult to keep the owner six feet apart from other people. a woman that relies on her dog every day says that when you recognize the guy dog and its owner, it's up to you to keep a healthy distance. >> if i am not social distancing from you, i am not trying to be disrespectful or discourteous but i simply do not have the visual that you have. we praise that you ahead of time taking your steps on your own to walk a few streets down or steps down and on the other side of the street. >> it's also important not to pet or interact with guide dogs, and just let them do their jobs. good morning, everybody. straight ahead in sports, the lakers likes their game last night and a letter grade in oakland last night and how about all a's, and what that awesome internet. it's more than just fast.

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it is the battle of the bay with the a's and giants last night and let's say they added a fourth team to the postseason cookout way. i will go it and explain it and dallas braden lost the bet and let his hair down the call this one. the runner goes for jake lamb who found the hole open up the scoring with him swinging that hot bat in the games with oakland. better than gines at logan web with 6 2/3 of the shutout ball, striking out seven. this is the bottom of the third and matt olson in a swing and a gone with a three run home run making it 4-0 with the gines only getting three hits. the a's win it clenching the layoff spot. the astros and mariners loss of they have clinched the division

or will by close of today. >> we talked at the beginning of the year about the position and that's what we look to do, winning the division. >> we have a lot of goals and definitely the playoffs is huge. i think this team is extremely hungry for bigger things than just the playoffs. we basically act like we just won a game but that's about it. despite the loss the dying steel in the playoff spot. the nfl and raiders play monday night and the 49ers are the 7 point favorite with number 85 on the bench. they left the all-pro tight end at home. there is george kittle in that knee sprain causing him to sit the game on sunday out. elsewhere we have a fog eagle that is hovering, diving over 470 with that when clipped with

tiger woods struggling in the u.s. open second round and he missed the cut and the majors for the 11th time with 7/77 and 10 over for the event. it was a course for patrick reed, and a nice one shooting and even round and 4 underpar with one shot clear of the field with round three rolling on later today. at the nba lebron james and the lakers opening up against the nuggets and the lakers make them pay for every mistake like this with alex caruso lobbing it to james but never close. they once led by 27. 126-114. later in the day will be game 3 of boston in miami in the eastern conference, game 2 of the lakers will be on sunday. that is your sports at this hour. have a great day.

i will see you later on in the day. it is about putting together , being with your family. >> how the bay area restaurants are bringing families together for the holidays. where live in washington with the latest fraction of the death of justice ruth bader ginsburg that died yesterday at the age of 87. a texas cheerleaders rushed to the emergency room. her boyfriend said she stopped breathing after sex but authorities say injuries on her body tell a different story, coming up on 48 hours tonight. here is a live look outside

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you may even get financial help to pay for your health insurance. just visit coveredca.com today. live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . welcome back. it is 6:29. thank you for joining us. i am emily turner. i am devin fehely. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has died at the age of 87 and passed away friday at her home in washington from complications from metastatic pancreatic cancer. cbs reporter debra alfarone joins us live from the supreme court where ginsburg served for 27 years. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ruth bader ginsburg was a legal, amnesty and cultural icon, so dedicated to the law that the

day after her husband, marty, passed away in 2010. she came here and nowhere she would rather be than in her people have been coming here since the news broke last night and still here this morning. since they learned she died they have been coming here to say she is a trailblazer, inspiration, champion of civil rights and equality, and even a beloved pop-culture picture. so many know her and the younger generation knows or simply as "rbg". she was the main architect for the legal fight for women in the 1970s, literally changing the world the way we know it, paving the world ways for women including me. >> she led an amazing life. what else can you say. she was an amazing woman whether you agree or not, she was an amazing woman that led an amazing life. >> she practiced the highest american ideals as a justice.

equality and justice under the law, and ruth bader ginsburg is fit for all of us. she was a beloved figure. >> this is a hugely consequential election, and what kind of impact expect her death will have on the presidential race? >> reporter: we have been talking about this since we learned of her passing last night. it is already a tumultuous election season and this is the thing everyone is now talking about. you may be wondering what she had to say. interesting that she actually spoke with her granddaughter and said i want to get this exactly crest. my most fervent wish is i will not be replaced until a new president is installed. that was a direct quote from her granddaughter and joe biden seems to agree. >> let me be clear. that the

voters should pick the president, and that the president should pick the justice for the senate to consider. this was the position of the republican senate that they took in 2016 when there were almost 10 months to go before the election. that is the position that the united states senate must take today. >> reporter: the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, you're probably wondering what he has to say. he says last night whoever president trump picks they will get a vote on the floor of the u.s. senate. multiple sources confirm to cbs news that e esidexhe next coupl >> h alfaro at the supreme court. let's get the local reaction. governor gavin newsom shared on twitter, we have lost a dine among us, trailblazer and

champion of equality and justice. as our hearts ache let's honor her memory by the very ideals she bought so tirelessly for. >> tweeting out justice ginsburg's light, marginalizing and helping people everywhere and everyone that walks in her trail blazed path must push it forward. >> ruth bader ginsburg lived an incredible life, wrecking barriers and delivering justice. her passing is a devastating loss for our country. we can on her loss by continuing to fight for more justice society. let's get to emily turner for a check on the weather. >> clarity is not we see as far as air quality concerns and we will see a decline to date moving to the end of the week. we have visibility issues as a result of the fog and low-lying clouds. as we take a look at the bay bridge across the bay take a look at the clouds hanging low over oakland and treasure island. current temperatures in concord are 61, livermore at 59 with 61

in san jose was santa rosa the most chilly at 53. we have quite a bit of fog and santa rosa down to quarter-mile visibility with half-mile and petaluma, napa at a quarter mile all of it coming through the petaluma gap and the coast. visibility at half moon bay at 5 miles and in other low-lying areas we have low visibility. that will burn back with the exception of the coast. in the meantime we have cooler temperatures waking up today, 8 degrees cooler than napa was yesterday. that will flip the script, and it will be much warmer to the rest of the weekend than we have seen over the last two days let's get back to fire watch in southern california. the bobcat fire forcing evaluations while destroying and threatening homes, and we report from the antelope valley northeast of los angeles. >> reporter: burning joshua trees and bushes, lighting up the desert for with much of the

juniper hills is a haunting landscape with roaring wind forcing flames from the bobcat fire across the antelope valley community very quickly. the crews dropped fire retardant over the fast-moving flames, helicopters dropping water when it got too close to the homes. firefighters using bulldozers to make fire breaks around the properties. many homes were saved but unfortunately some did not make it. this home on the hill collapsed fire fe roadblocg e . >> rep cl with others thare worse to evacuate in order to get families to safety. >> everybody is safe but a little bit nervous. >> reporter: sheriff's deputy step to rescue two horses with fires burning out of control.

the shifting winds made it difficult for crews to keep up, but homeowners are grateful for all of their efforts. >> they are doing everything they can. i saw a couple of fireman coming down with smoke and all of that, and i guess you want everything to be safe but we them too. >> reporter: after the sunset it was hard to get a clear picture of how much out here has escaped them. back in the bay area a woman and her dogs have been displaced after her concord home call fire. the home was completely engulfed in flames. neighbors heard an explosion and saw the power lines parking. that is when the house caught fire and the good samaritan thankfully stepped in. >> i have no clue. it started the real estate man was driving by and saw it. he was pounding on the door. he was trying to warn me. i was in the bedroom on the phone talking with my friend

and had no clue anything was going on. when i came out of my bedroom the whole wall was on fire. parts of washington state get that bad air for days after wildfires and farmworkers. golf, still work in these conditions. >> reporter: it is a fifth straight day of hazardous air quality in the ballet why they tell people to stay in their homes with the ac on as much is possible but many farmworkers are unable to do so right now in the middle of the apple harvest. being outside in poor air quality is likely to reduce your immune system and defenses. >> reporter: this woman works at the orchard in the lower valley and all she has to protect yourself is the cloth face mask. her employer does not have an n- 95 mask to give her. >> i have problems with my throat hurting and i told them

before and they said if you don't want to come to work we understand. instead of it getting worse i did not go to work. >> reporter: but now she misses her paycheck. >> what i want to say to employers is that they need to worry about is, protect us and we will help them with their harvest but they need to protect us first. >> reporter: and people have to be working right now they should try to take breaks and go inside a place with ac. workers to talk with the employer and have a plan if they have a plan and they have to leave. rosie, her husband is a farmworker and the only one supporting her family. she said his employer told him to stay home until the hazardous air clears but that means no pay for them either. atrosh hashana. the nts traditional male is still a centerpiece at this untraditional year. >> reporter: this holiday at

north beach is a big hit this weekend, so much so they are extending through september with the modern jewish pop-up opening during the pandemic. they have sold eight times the number of meal kits they generally sell x back the highlight is that it is easy. many kids out there pre-covid were trying to teach people how to cook, and have people cutting. >> reporter: they offer a traditional round with honey roasted chicken, a tradition to incorporate something sweet to ring in rosh hashana. the meal choice is popular with families gathering digitally. >> now we have opportunity to resume and be together so you can get the meal kit where we are. >> reporter: the bay area always

serv classic at the oldest jewish deli in berkeley. >> it's a good time to have a new year and also feel some comfort of a familiar tradition. >> reporter: the apples and honey are the symbolic rosh hashana food making their way onto the meal kit menu and castro, and that includes this honey lava cake. it is the second jewish holiday in the quarantine, and they are relying on this were there boost in business. >> it saved us. and april everybody was kind of getting their sea legs and the passover meals sustained us through that time. >> reporter: many restaurants are just beginning to recover from the no business to slow business due to aiin the bay a does indeed help them ring in this sweet new year. and san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5 . the distance learning and will it help in the bay area and around the world. one man has a mission and a reminder that kpix 5 has a new at giving you easy 24-hour access to the bay area as well as the

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new this morning, the russian opposition leader that was poisoned with a nerve agent is now walking again. the photo posted on its graham shows alexei navalny walking down the flight of stairs at the hospital in berlin. he said in the post he is regaining verbal and physicals confused and unable to find his words after being brought out

of a coma. the people in the communities near sacramento are glad to be back outside breathing fresh air with friday the best of the week with no smoke. the city of folsom welcomes the new take on cars filing out to fill the concert arena with over a dozen artist during the two day drive-in event. >> it is such a blessing and it has turned out to be such a great night. i think if it had been like it has been we would all be sitting in our cars watching and eny the great music. in citrus heights more than 100 people were filling up the grand oaks parking lot. when it comes to the smokier unfortunately we see it coming back into the forecast today with the spare the air alert in effect. it will not be as terrible as it will be later and certainly not as bad as it was last week with the apocalyptic situation. that will not be what we see in

the future days that we will see smoke as it begins to move back into our area. that begins from the north moving to the south. let me show you the futurecast. mostly fires burning in the northern part of the state that will affect us. as i play through this you can see the thick smoke creeping in from the north to the south. that's napa, sonoma county and potentially part of marin by the afternoon or evening . we will see it sinking down even further and pretty much blanketing the majority of the north bay with the exception of maybe the south bay, parts of the peninsula okay through the remainder of the weekend. it kind of depends on how these low-pressure systems that will move through later in the week, that will determine what happens with the smoke moving into next week. we have visibility issues with a quarter mile at santa rosa and napa with visibility 3 miles at petaluma with 3 miles

in half moon bay. we have a few loki else in the east bay and south bay. you can see the bay bridge but we have low clouds in the background as well. that arose of 53, 59 in livermore with 61 in concord. we are waking up cooler than yesterday with the exception of napa. that fog and rain later made the intrusion dipping temperatures down. that script will flip and we will warm up in the remainder of the weekend. this low pressure system ushered in a cooling trend moving out toward the east. we will have that high pressure system. basically all of this will be dry anwarm before that low pressure system starts to movie and at the end of next week. that has the long-range forecast, but before we get there it will be really nice to more. clouds and fog along the coast with some drizzle along the coast areas. we have warmer and dry air temperatures throughout the weekend. have a little bit of a cool off

at the beginning of next week. rings will start to rebound after that. the futurecast shows the marine layer retreating all the way to the coast and eventually building back in. it will not be as strong as we will have seen in other days, especially toward the end of the week. the 7-day forecast shows temperatures really climbing toward the into the weekend. we cool off a little bit before we go back up again. it's a bit of a roller coaster but the big story is that the smoke is coming back but deafly not as bad as we have seen. >> that is bigger and the south bay but the smoke is getting pushed the south so that will not affect us so much. >> the campfire is where we get the majority of the smoke from. hopefully they will get that contain and it will start burning itself out so we don't have that much of an issue looking for. a big road project could cause a roadblock traveling to the sears with highway 50 closed and the next two weeks

with a bridge project southwest of lake tahoe by levin biles. but the detour is bring a surge in sales for businesses along the way. >> reporter: with highway 50 shutdown for two weeks for the bridgework, the new detours are bringing traffic to places that generally don't see as many people. the marketing company is promoting local tourism to help with the economic challenges that many businesses have been dealing with. >> with the influx of traffic comes more money. more money leads to more upgrades and bettering of the local community. >> reporter: casey said it best with more traffic, more people, more money. the detour to get to south lake tahoe is already bringing in new faces. >> it is taking over from 50 and this is just as beautiful. not only the business is benefiting

>> we wanted a business that we can get new business coming in. >> reporter: the marketing encourages people to take advantage of the detour by exploring businesses and historic sites along the way >> we need new peaceful people and customers to come their way and come back another time. >> reporter: you turn on highway 49, 88 and 89 to get to south lake tahoe. for people like rose wilson seeing new customers, she is ready for more business to come. >> i'm sure will increase of the weekend and the next eight weeks that the road is closed. >> reporter: the bridgework forcing highway 50 to shut down is expected to last the next two weeks. the walnut creek man is on a mission to give as many children as possible tools for a good education. >> sharon chin introduces us to this week jefferson award winner to tell us what inspired him. >> reporter: the elementary

school in concord is an art magnet school with no arts budget and the principal said that $10,000 donation of the art supplies is a big deal. >> children's faces will light up when they see everything we have just received. >> from the paints to the crayons the first grade teacher said the nearly 400 students at the school have what they need to unleash creativity. >> we could not function without it. >> reporter: the art supplies are donated by sunny sing of wheartbreaking poverty. >> what bothered me the most was the little children sleeping on sidewalks with near freezing temperatures and begging on the streets. >> reporter: sunny realized he could've been one of them had his adoptive parents not giving him a better life and he started yours humanly to give access to kids for the same

education. >> i want to give opportunity to as many children as i can around the world. >> reporter: yours humanly has served over 25,000 country through six countries. the bay area donations have funded scholarships, uniforms and books for 2000 kids since 2015 giving them hope. >> otherwise they would be farm laborers without an education in a rural place where you can barely grow crops. but now the future is wide open for them. >> reporter: in the east bay the mt. diablo unified school member seeing the sunny sing profit, donating chromebook's to kits to facilitate learning. >> they care so deeply and understand how much of a need there is an they want to fill the need right away. >> reporter: for providing underserved children around the world tools for life-changing education the jefferson award

in the bay area goes to sunny sing, sharon chin, kpix 5. >> they also have nonprofit chapters in haiti, and also in the philippines. you can donate your local hero online at kpix.com/hero.

how about some flip-flops or even fried chicken for dessert? >> i don't know but that is what one bakery is serving up. take a look. there is a big

bite out of that sandal, the illusion cake and it really is sweet on the inside. the bakery in hong kong came up the idea after sales dropped during the pandemic. the videos are popular social media and orders away with prices ranging from $200-$1700 per cake. the indoor movie theaters and san francisco cannot open yet but there's a new way to enjoy your favorite movie on the big screen. the tickets were selling fast at the new drive-in theater at % fort mason showing minions and the matrix but tickets unfortunately for the rest of september have sold out. take a look at these dazzling images from the huddle space telescope and sign to say it is that bright splotch on the right side showing the storm barreling toward the planet at 350,000 miles an hour. before we go to the right people in the bay area and across the country remember the

late justice ruth bader ginsburg. mayor london breed said that ruth bader ginsburg lived an incredible life and governor gavin newsom said we have lost a giant among us. hillary clinton is tweeting that justice ginsburg paved the way for so many women, including me. remember kpix 5 wants to bring you the good news happening in the bay area. go to kpix.com/together

it is 6:56 and time for look at the morningtop stories. mourners gathered overnight at the supreme court to remember justice ruth bader ginsburg. she died yesterday at the age of 87. tributes are flowing in with warmer president barack obama saying ginsberg was an incisive jurist. president trump described her as the titan of the law. people crowding into the plaza and san francisco to take part with a vigil for ginsberg with signs and candles, saying we will not let you down, "rbg", as she was known to many. the police are determined to crackdown on sideshows and street racing. car can be impounded for the 30 daters and spectators can even into jail >>stng more h the fires the hborhoods

at antelope valley and foothills northeast of los angeles. bay area restaurant enjoy the much needed boost during take-out business during the celebration of the jewish new year, rosh hashana. meal kits are especially popular with many families gathering digitally that's it for us today. thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning. >> we will be back tomorrow morning at 6:00. stay safe with that air quality out there, enjoy your saturday, and we will see you tomorrow. >> stay safe. floor ancoping

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