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this is the scene over the golden gate bridge. you're going to have to slow down. that is the view over sfo. it is easy to see if you will have to fly in or out. there may be delays which is the scene looking over the city and there is plenty of fog. the numbers around 60 except for santa rosa at a cool 49. the fog is the top headline. after that, and noticeably warm day inland with mid to upper 90s. no real relief from the heat yet, unless you are near the coast and experiencing the fog this morning. the real focus of the forecast will be next weekend with a chance for much needed rain for northern california. we will have more detail coming up in the forecast. on sunday, 97 inland and rather

than just generalizing, here are the specific numbers so you can pick out your part of the bay area where temperatures climb to the 90s inland and around 80 for a. as far as air quality, it has been improving over the last few days. we have the spare the air effect because of the lingering smoke and we cannot rule out the air sensor quality to move into the insensitive group. the president is hospitalized at walter reed medical center. his condition has improved since friday. while there is cautious optimism , the president's doctors say he is not out of danger just yet. scott henry reports from washington. >> i came here i wasn't feeling so well and i feel much better

now. >> reporter: president trump discussed his health inside the walter reed medical center. >> i want to tell you i'm starting to feel good. you don't know over the next period of a few days. i guess that is the real test and we will see what happens over the next couple of days. >> reporter: the video was posted to the present's twitter account on saturday evening. there is also video of the president working from his hospital suite. the president's condition has improved. >> with no fever now and doing really well with his oxygen saturation levels, yesterday morning we were real concerned with that. you know, he had a fever and his blood oxygen level had dropped. he is not out of the woods the next 48 hours or so. with a history of this virus, we know it can be tough.

>> reporter: dr. shawn conley says that the president has made progress since his diagnosis. the team remains cautiously optimistic. the doctor says the president continues to receive antiviral drugs as well as an experimental blood antibody treatment. joe biden appeared at a town hall on saturday. >> i don't want to attack the president and i pray for their quick and full recovery. >> reporter: criticizing the president for procuring supplies and protective equipment. the former vice president says he will be tested for coronavirus again today. the biting campaign says that going forward it will release the test results for both biden and kamala harris. scott henry, cbs news, washington. which is 30 days to go before election day, jill biden is supporting her husband on the campaign trail and she gave

a speech to socially distant supporters. saying that joe biden will be the president for all americans and how he went back to work after his son's death. >> he learned how to heal a broken family. it is the same way that you heal a nation. with love and understanding. >> reporter: the debate between vice president pence and senator kamala harris is still on for wednesday at the university of utah. debate organizers are putting extra space between the two in order to keep them safe. 12 feet instead of the initial 7'0" that was planned. it is unclear if the debates between president trump and former vice president joe biden are still on the table. so far they have declined to comment on that. we are committed to helping you vote smart this november. just head to our special section on kpix.com for look at

the issues and ways to cast your ballot . a nine-year-old girl hit in an apparent drive-by shooting while playing in a park. heather janssen has the story from sacramento. >> i haven't even gotten started. she was ripping and running in the park trying to have a good time on a saturday afternoon and look at what happens. >> reporter: she graves the life of a young girl gone far too soon. seen smiling in this photo, nine-year-old kayla brandt was shot at a gathering and broad daylight at the park on saturday afternoon. her death was part of a drive by shooting. >> this is a child in this park is supposed to be safe for kids to come. >> reporter: three others, six- year-old girl, a woman and a man were also shot. raymundo could hear the gunshots from his home. >> there were like six gunshots one after the other.

>> reporter: he says in his neighborhood that crime is unfortunately common. his heart breaks even more to hear children were caught in the crossfire. >> right now it is the innocent kids. >> reporter: one did not make it out alive and family gathered at the scene to grieve. >> we have to seek justice on this. it is justice for her. >> reporter: a bright life whose life is lost leaves the world a little dimmer. bagging that whoever's behind this tragedy to come forward. >> we pray that whoever did this senseless shooting, just turn yourself in. onto the fire watch. gusty whens kicked up flames in the burn zone last night. crews have made progress taming the glass fire. it is now 15% contained. the flames have torched hundreds of homes in sonoma and

napa counties. the tragedy is bringing people from different walks of life and across the bay area together to help those in need. >> reporter: they have organized a distribution drive through to help migrant farmworkers, many are forced out of their homes from the glass fire. >> it is an amazing feeling. >> reporter: it has been two hours and the line of cars is not ended. volunteers putting together 500 backpacks full of things like school supplies and necessities like toothpaste and fox and they are nearly all gone. >> everything that has been going on, i felt like i needed to do something. >> reporter: and kelly morris evacuated his home six days ago. and inside the embassy suites in napa where many are staying. >> it's to remind people that

we can still have trust in god and the only thing that can happen is what he allows. >> reporter: with the winds, then expected, also understand it is just part of the battle. >> while we have been successful at keeping the fire from impacting the community, we don't take lightly the fact that we had to evacuate and essentially disrupt everyone's lives. >> hopefully we can wonder when it comes to an end. >> we still have our life and our health and there are things to be grateful for. >> reporter: in napa, kenny choi , kpix 5 . you can watch the brief e briefing live. for the latest developments on the glass fire, the time is 6:09.

still ahead and streaming on cbsn bay area, inboard dining is now resuming and how businesses are keeping customers save. and a gas station filling cars but some neighborhoods say it could be fueling better cars.

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everyone must wear a mask when not eating or drinking and health salvor's surveys are required. pre-pandemic they said they would have expected 240 on a busy saturday evening. >> the indoor dining thing is bigger than anticipated. coming into this, we weren't sure if people would be tentative or ready for indoor dining but clearly they are ready for indoor dining. >> reporter: fisherman's wharf was buzzing with activity with acrylic separators between booths. the city moved to indoor dining after san francisco reached the second least restrictive, orange tear. they will have outdoor dining, especially when the weather is good. well the good weather hold? that good temperature will hold and the weather will cool

down. we are waking to fog this morning and that's what i want to spot light at the golden gate bridge where you can see gray obscuring the few. that is what it will look like if you have a drive across the bridge. slowing down and you can see the fog bank extending across parts of the city. let's get a better handle on where this is. it is foggy along much of the coast and then over the city and going across the bay and into the east bay, patchy fog. oakland is reporting patchy fog as well. now let's talk about her quality. in addition to the fog, the air quality is a major concern, considering what we have been looking out for the last several days. i'm happy to report it is relatively mild with moderate air-quality readings. same inland at contra costa and

alameda county. it is moderate which is what we are seeking for much of the city and east bay. there are even some green reporting stations. the only concern is in the valleys of wine country where we are looking at unhealthy air quality conditions. by the way, the forecast for the rest of the day fits the description. yellow is moderate, but good and can do comparison to where we were. orange for south bay shows us unhealthy for sensitive groups. if you are inland at alameda and contra costa county, you may experience unhealthy air quality. today is more of a good news story because we keep the onshore flow going pushing this storm inland. that is good for the smoke forecast. advancing to monday, you can see that we could still pull up smoke from the south and the

glass fire will continue to put smoke into the air for the north bay. now let's look at the chance of rain for saturday. we have a hurricane here that will fall apart and it will pull into the important first storm of the season. they will come together at the same time and that is why this could be a noticeable rainmaker. watch the rain get pulled into the system. by the time we get to saturday, a potential for widespread rain across northern california. the amounts are in question. how much will we get? the forecast models, looking out six days are bullish on the idea that this will not be a light rainmaker and it will be enough rain, especially for the mountains north of the bay area to have a significant impact on the fires up there. keep your fingers crossed that this comes to fruition. we could use it to put in into

fire season. if we get enough rain, it could potentially put an end to fire station season at the coast range and even the northern sierra. having said that, today is sunday and this does not get here until saturday . we should not be doing a forecast for specific rain amounts six days out. but, because this is an important factor in what we need more than anything, we will focus on this with detail. i hear your caveat, but this is how much i trust you. i take your forecast like promises but you said the r word and we will keep checking back with you. >> certainly. >> thank you. twin peaks auto care is at a busy corner at woodside avenue on land owned by the city. affordable housing advocates say that instead of filling up cars, the property could fill a

more important need. >> the gas station owner is asking the city to sign a 25 year lease extension. but as california moves from fossil fuels, others say the city should reject the proposal and move affordable housing to the site. >> this is a great neighborhood to build affordable housing in. >> reporter: longtime resident, beth ross, believes the city should use public land for the public good. >> i have friends who cannot afford to stay here and have sold their businesses. >> reporter: others say it is an essential business in the community they want to keep. the pumps are always busy because of the location and prices. >> we live up the hill and it's easy to get in and out. the guys are nice and they do good service. >> there aren't enough gas stations left in the city and we will be using gasoline for a

while. >> reporter: carla richards understands the importance of affordable housing and is a one point homeless. there have been many gas stations lost in the last two decades. >> there needs to be balance. there need to be places to fill our cars too. >> reporter: they want all gas stations to have stronger storage tanks by 2025 and that's why he is asking for the lease. >> it would take 20-30 years to secure a loan that was secured. >> reporter: opponents argue that if san francisco is serious about fighting climate change that the gas station should not be part of the future . >> it is a convenience for people who live here but there are other gas stations not too far away. >> reporter: if they don't like it, they can reject it or shorten the lease.

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over my shoulder as the nfl shield, but covid-19, to use the football term, has blitzed of the league. saints quarterback michael burton tested positive as the team flew to detroit to play the lions today. that game is in jeopardy. already the steelers and the titans game has been postponed until late october. then we have the patriots and the kansas city chiefs with two players who tested positive including star quarterback cam newton. the patriots immediately canceled his flight yesterday to kansas city and the hope is to reschedule the game, but when? later today, the leak will be busy retesting the players in hopes of moving forward. back here, no issues with 49ers. in looking to run rounds with the eagles. the tide and will join after a

sprain cost him two games. and more for nick mullins who gets his second straight start. >> it adds excitement. you can get the ball into the hands of those guys. i haven't played with charge for a while. i can't wait to play with you again and so i love that. pac-12 football back in action and 35 days. the conference released its schedule yesterday morning. sanford starts november's seventh and eugene against oregon. the ducks are expected to win the division. and playing cal berkeley the day after thanksgiving. the bears open at home against washington followed by back-to- back road games at arizona state and oregon state. who took the trophy in baltimore yesterday. the winner of the preakness

stakes. squares sky dave are going for it. >> swiss sky dave are inside. it is going to be a photo finish . the philly wins the triple crown race. and the jockey was a last-minute rider. soccer fans get out of the cards for this one. and look here, andy rios in the 82nd minute. guess what, san jose last night won their second straight game. they won the california cup classic by a final of 2-1. that is football of the soccer

variety and today is dominated by the nfl. we will see what 49ers do. they will be playing the buffalo bills in vegas. that will do it and i will see some of you later today from airbnb cracking down on party houses banning one night reservations for all listings in the u.s. and canada. >> they will be canceled and the guests reimbursed. and coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area , a gop senator comes down with covid-19 approaching the supreme court nomination. well republicans have enough votes to make it happen? and mail boxes filled with fraudulent unemployment claims

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check the weather with meteorologist darren peck . a difference between night and day. here is night at the golden gate bridge where it is foggy. if you have a drive on the bridge or near the coast, you will likely have to slow down for a time. now let me show you the view from the day. no issues here and no fog for that part of the day. a beautifully clear start with sunrise not officially happening until about 30 minutes after 7:00. we have about seven minutes to go before we get there. this is the view at sfo. you see the cloud bank like that and as pretty as it looks, the first thing will be delays coming in and going out. you can see the fog creeping over the most western part of the city. santa rosa is barely getting 50. dense fog and warm inland with mid to upper 90s again for many locations. still looking ahead

to the chance for rain come next saturday. we will look that in more details coming coming up in the complete forecast. there is sunday with 80 in the bay and 90 inland. 60s at the coast. back over to you. taking a life look outside at walter reed medical center where president donald trump is waking up this morning after a second night in the hospital. mr. trump released a video saying is doing well after testing positive for coronavirus early on friday. >> i feel better now. we are working hard to get me all the way back. i have to be back because we still have to make america great again. >> reporter: the white house says there will be no more updates from the president's doctors. in reaction to the briefing yesterday, we reached out to a

leader in the bay area. we asked the chair of the ucf ucsf department of medicine. we asked how he thought the president had become infected. >> it is a disaster and i want to know more about who infected him and who was in contact with who. in terms of the present's health, you would want to know his oxygen saturation and i wouldn't want to do the results of a cat scan of his lungs. undoubtedly they have done that . those pieces of data would tell us more about his lungs and the prognosis than anything we have heard in the press conference. >> reporter: he is not out of the woods yet and the next few days will be critical. they will wait to see how he responds to treatment. and mitch mcconnell pushing forward with supreme court

nomination process for judge amy coney barrett. we have more from cbs reporter nancy cordis. >> reporter: senator mike lee seems fine on wednesday and then by thursday he had symptoms . that is the same day he sat next to wisconsin's ron johnson who is now tested positive too. so has north carolina's thom tillis who was likely on the rose garden last week and sits on the committee to handle judge amy coney barrett's supreme court nomination process. there are new questions about the confirmation which republicans were hoping to complete with historic speed. today democrats called it reckless to hold the confirmation hearing is scheduled in nine days. arguing that if it is too dangerous to have the senate in session that it is too dangerous for committee hearings to commit continue. republicans who see a

chance to move the court to the right insist that the committee can take precautions with some senators appearing remotely, if needed. >> we need to push ahead and we don't need to slow things down and the judiciary will do their job. >> reporter: they acknowledge there is little they can do to block the hearing but a final vote in the full senate would likely fail if two or more republicans were out sick. from the start, there has been less exacting about mass and distancing. >> we don't meet in person for lunch or leadership meetings. we are on the phone or we are zooming. >> reporter: nancy cordis, cbs news, washington. china was the original epicenter of the outbreak. china's president has been diplomatic sending best wishes to president trump and the first lady. an editor of a state run

tabloid said on twitter that mr. trump is paying the price for playing down the epidemic. to the fire watch now. the glass fire is one of two dozen fires burning across the state. if they grow by another 20,000 acres, it will hit an unprecedented 40 million acres of land has that is burned this year. the bay area covers just under 7000 square miles. firefighters have done enough containment this season to stretch from san diego to new york city. stay with kpix 5 and kpix.com for continuing coverage of the fire danger throughout their rest of the weekend and this unprecedented fire season. and firing up momentum to make sweeping changes to police use of force policies. but that is not materializing.

a statewide standard for the use of force needs to be developed while acknowledging that is only half the battle. >> we have to address bias in policing. this is a long standing issue. it did not just occur around the time george floyd was killed and it has been around a long time. >> reporter: aimed at increasing transparency as well as accountability and law enforcement have sputtered out in the state legislature. >> i hear the real frustration and the anger. i hear the agony . think about what people are saying if they want to defund the police. defund the people that you need to call on a 911 call? trying to figure out what led up to a shooting at the east market on el camino avenue . three people are in the hospital and the suspected gunman is dead after apparently turning the weapon on himself.

shooting did not appear to be targeted. and how widespread the fraud involving unemployment in california may be. crooks are stealing identities through national data breaches and are then applying for unemployment benefits with those names and social security numbers. often they are using a fake address, in hopes of getting the cards out of the mail before anybody notices. there could be as many as 30,000 different addresses involved. >> i understand from someone close tothat the system should have been able to address this but did not . >> reporter: there are thousands of unique claims or empty homes listed for rent or for sale. the edd is suspending multiple

claims filed under the same address. san francisco's museum of modern art is back open today. what changes the museum has made to keep your visit save. an important message to teach kids and adults about interacting with police. a new app gives easy 24/7 access to the bay area and kpix newscasts . you need to delete the old app and download the new one. in the bay area, we believe in science.

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the president's condition will be a major topic later this morning on face the nation . >> he is symptomatic and is receiving medicines right now but we don't know the full extent or really the full extent and for how long he may have been carrying this virus and have been contagious. a lot of those details, i imagine will develop over the next few days. it would be good to hear from the white house physician and from the vice president as well. house speaker nancy pelosi will be among the guests this morning. of course, we are committed to helping you vote smart this november. just head to our special section on kpix.com for an in-depth look at the issues and for ways to cast your ballot. if you have questions, you can

submit them on twitter, facebook, or instagram with the hashtag, kpix vote smart . are you can send them to vote smart at kpix.com there is for the next two weeks can visit the museum for free. speaking with cbsn bay area about the changes being made to keep the visitors safe. >> we can offer the best air in the world and the museum's there is wonderful. masks will be required and we have a large building social system distancing will not be a problem here. the museum opens with new hours of operations from 10:00- 5:00 friday through monday and 1:00-8:00 on saturday. it is closed tuesday and wednesday. this represents extreme drought. just last week there

was hardly any red on the map. not that oranges better, but the color represents severe drought . here is a look at the images side by side on the left. from september 22 and how bad it got by september 29. but, darren, there is hopefully hope on the horizon. >> i see your drought map and i raise you one six-day forecast of accumulated rainfall. this will not bust a drought, but hopefully it will make a dent and keep your fingers crossed, a significant dent in fire season and bringing this to a close. that is getting me way ahead of myself. this will not end next saturday with a huge deluge of rain. that's not what i am saying. what i am saying is that this is where the forecast stands as

of sunday morning and looking ahead to next weekend for accumulated rain across northern california. this includes saturday and sunday and it is an excellent looking map. mainly because it is consistent with where the forecast models were yesterday. most important, this is the most important thing right now to end this terrible fire season . we need them first significant rain of the season. depending on how things go, that may not come until november or december. if this plays out, it will come next weekend. i will have more coming up. now here is the air quality which has been a concern over the last several days. i am happy to say this is a good start to a sunday morning. the worst we are seeing for much of the immediate bay area is moderate. when you get far inland in east bay, some areas are unhealthy for sensitive groups, especially the farther inland yuko. closer to the water, the

air quality has improved from where it was two days ago. except napa valley where the readings are unhealthy. the closer you are to the glass fire , of course the more unhealthy your air will be. looking east, there is a pretty view. there have been many days from the east bay where you could not see the smoke. it is hazy out there. sun will rise at 7:07 and there is enough smoke for a colorful sunrise. and still many of us are in unhealthy air quality and northbay, that includes you guys . go easy on yourselves. there is a strong onshore today and the air quality should get better through the day for most of us, unless you are in northbay i am close to the glass fire, you are still in this and the air quality will be bad. for the bay area at

large, a better sunday to get outside. let's talk about this chance of rain with the hurricane falling apart in the pacific. watch what happens once the hurricane itself falls apart. the rain is pulled into our first system of the season and that's why we have a potential for relatively good rainfall amounts with it. it is too early to put specific numbers on how much rain we will get, but the take away is consistency in these models that we can remain somewhat confident that we will at least get rain into saturday and sunday next week. you can see that in the seven day forecast. not to be left out, daytime highs in the mid to upper 90s. it is warm to hot today if you are inland, so let's not forget about that. in the early days of the pandemic, we are talking about so few people on the road that the air quality improves. this fire season has erased that

. >> all the progress that california has made, we take several steps back just from the carbon dioxide we put into the air. a new board game with a real life goal to teach people of all ages how to interact with police officers. this is how it works. >> reporter: lilia williams and her husband talk to their children about interacting with the police. what have the conversations been like? >> very stressful and there is concern about them coming home at night. >> reporter: the family began playing trials and triumphs, a board game to teach children how to respond when stopped by officers. >> some of the things we had been doing, you can get arrested and i didn't know that. >> when i created my game, i was thinking about little black boys who look like me. >> reporter: but the seven principles are for everyone.

>> don't run, don't reach, don't resist, don't run your mouth, but do request an attorney. refuse all tests and refuse consent to search. >> there are 54 scenarios that take place during the game. the idea is to practice police interactions and a safe setting . >> reporter: detective michael bell now mentors children through the national organization of black law enforcement executives. >> the first interaction is not always so great because they have preconceived notions of police officers. >> reporter: both sides can do more to improve relationships, but he says he believes there is a problem with police recruitment. >> in my opinion, you cannot un- train a racist or someone who is homophobic, or any of these things. so, i think it is about getting the officers better.

>> reporter: he hopes that it will create positive change. cbs news, new york. the covid-19 pandemic has claimed yet another historic bay area business. harrington barring garrett grill is closing its doors permanently. on front street in the financial area, they said waiting out the pandemic is financially unreasonable. they said we have had 85 years of a broad and diverse mix of patrons that we so appreciate. thank you for your support throughout the years. harringtons had been operating since 1935. a large group of motorcycle enthusiasts is going forward. it is moving forward in daytona beach. there will be safe guidelines but florida's governor has

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it is 6:55 in time for a look at this morning's top stories. the next 48 hours are critical as president trump governs from the walter reed medical center. and his top aides test positive for coronavirus. melania trump is doing well and continues to rest at the white house. and mitch mcconnell says he will press forward with supreme court nomination for amy coney barrett. and searching for the person responsible for the death of a nine-year-old girl killed in a drive-by shooting. michaela was hit while playing at a park on saturday morning. and fire crews battled the plays in northbay. gusty wind plant fanned the flames and scorch more than 63

eight thousand acres in total. fire is now 15% contained. more than 30,000 fake addresses have been used to gain access to edd debit cards. a quick look at the forecast shows you it will be hot inland today. a daytime high of 97 with hazy skies and smoky skies and unhealthy air quality at times. it will be improving through the day. 80 inland and 60s at the coast. a significant cooling trend with a high of 77 by the time we get to thursday. the headline is a chance of rain which is still on track on saturday and sunday of next weekend. and cbs sunday morning with jane pauley is here next on

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