c1 this is kpix5 news. right now on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay bay areas bringing the total to nine. plus, a bay area mask mandate could bow day as way. what an expert is telling us about about the delta variant. >> it is sunday, august 1st,

2021. i'm in for devin fehely. a quick check with darren peck. happy fa goes. >> that was so perfectly said. today being august 1st, we have left behind the july sky and it is foggest and it is covering at least the top of the tower. we have been looking at a marine layer down to the bay bridge. temperatures around 60 for most locations. it will be gone for just about everybody except the immediate coast and, you know, like the west side of the peninsula, outer sunset. you know the drill. and it will be sunshine. relatively call for evidence. upper 80s for inland parts of the bay aria today. 70 in the heart of the bay. i'll be back with the forecast in a few minutes. new this morning, san jose police are investigating another hit and run in san jose. it happened just after midnight

at king road and story road. a car struck a pedestrian and immediately fled the scene. right now, we're waiting to hear back from police with more official information. the fatal crash marks san jose's 34th traffic death in 2021. 14 of them have involved pedestrians. there have been nine in the past month alone. developing this morning, we're learning more about the murder of a teen-age girl that rocked one san francisco neighborhood. she was sitting on a skateboard when she was shot in front of her family. it happened friday night in the bay view. another woman was also injured. kpix 5 has more details from the bay view. >> reporter: we're learning more about the teenage victim. after her killing, her family said how much they missed her and put pictures on a public account. she was a very happy teen who loved to sing and dance.

>> don't keep shooting these kids man. >> reporter: a skateboard left in the middle of the street. a.i. saw a little girl and i said somebody shot the little girl. and she was laying on her side. all her family was there. her dad was hollering. they shot my daughter. they shot my daughter. >> reporter: police and neighbors say the father put the teenager and a 45-year-old woman shot in his truck and rushed them to the hospital. police did not stay how the 45- year-old woman is related to the girl. the woman is in stable condition and expected to survive. neighbors are upset and frightened by the shooting. a.i. don't want to go outside. aye don't want to -- it is scary. >> it breaks my heart. it really breaks my heart to hear a young baby girl playing on a skateboard got killed minding her own business. that could have been my little

girl. >> reporter: the shooting happened around 6:45 friday evening. police circled the six shell casings they recovered. at least one shot hit a house. >> we don't know if it was targeted or random but a 16- year-old female lost her life due to gun violence. that is why it is so important for anyone with information to come forward. ofamly member posted videos and pictures on social media calling the violence senseless. neighbors say before the shooting, the teenage girl and her family were plague outside of their house like they always do. >> neighbors say the family is friendly and respect full, always say hi and bye. >> we have to look out for our communities. the last thing we should do is let off firearms in our own hood. >> no suspects and no motive. >> reporter: this is the city's

29th homicide of the year. in san francisco, kpix 5. >> a man is in critical condition condition. it happened before 6:00 along virginia avenue. the motive remains unclear. no word yet on any suspects. >> mask mandates could return as early as next week. it comes after a new cdc study says that vaccinated people with the delta variant could spread it to others just as easily as unvaccinated people. bay area health officials have already recommended that people wear masks indoors but the san francisco health director said their health department has been discussing indoor mask mandates along with other counties. six counties reported more than 8,000 new covid deaths in the last week. that is an increase of more than 30% from the previous week.

we asked ucsf disease expert about possible mask mandates. a.i. do think that it is likely that counties will increase including our own have mask mandates. it doesn't mean you can't do the things you were going to do, but now, you will do it with a mask. >> daily case numbers are now higher than they were at this time last year. however, the doctor thinks we could see some improvement over the next few months. this has been such a rollercoaster and it keeps going back and forth. this is a good thing, the uk had about six or seven week ahead of us and the same modeling doing here and we hope mid- to late september that is when the cases will blum met. let's get through another month and a half of pandemic and then we'll get back to a better state. >> some encouraging news. vaccination rates are raising

across the bay area counties and they have been higher than the state average. according to data, salano county saw a 46% jump. on the fire watch, good news from the dixie fire line. some evacuation orders have been lifted. it is a welcomed change after the fire grew 20,000 acres in a matter of hours. the fire has slowed down since friday. growing a couple hundred acres, but some are worried the fire could flare-up, yet, again, and containment remains stuck at 24% and more than 10,000 structures are under threat. >> >> check out this video of cal fire air drops. the fire has burned over 240,000 acres. that is an area eight times the zeta of the city and county of san francisco. the good news, firefighters have beefed up most of the western perimeter of the laze

near populated areas. here in the bay area, a brushfire forced emergency crews to shut off two lanes of traffic on 580 yes they gained control of the burn in about 30 minutes but not before the fire scorched at least 15 acres. >> a going now to capitol hill this morning the over 3 million americans are now at risk of being forced from their homes. the nationwide eviction moratorium expired at midnight. lawmakers said they were blindsided by joe biden's inaction as it neared. some were furious he called on congress to provide a last- minute solution. one lawmaker camped out in protest on the capital steps but a recent court decision, prevent as not. this is not okay. we cannot just allow humans 7 million of them possibly to over the next few weeks be sent out to the streets. our states and our localities need to push the money out.

the money has to be released. other federal government has approved over $47 billion in aid to help renters and landlords but a small fraction, $3 billion has been distributed. they passed the nationwide deadline. california's eviction moratorium has been through september 30th . >> 36-year-old anna and her son, ian left their home yesterday around 11:00 a.m. they were on their way to visit family. their car was parked there, but both have not been seen since. if you see them or have information, please call police. happening tomorrow, bart is increasing daily service to get close to prepandemic levels. starting monday, trains will

run from the early morning until midnight. every day except sundays. trains will run more frequently with more weekday trips to sfo. a mask wearing requirement for all passengers still remains in effect. it is 6:09. still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, he has been missing for nearly a month now. how the search for a missing east by jogger is ramping up once, again. and where a light show in the sky was spotted in northern california. >> a taking a live look outside. we will be right back.

c1 a >> welcome back. the time is 6:12. san jose. we have an update to a battling disappearance of a runner. search teams looked in hard to reach areas but they didn't find any significant evidence leading to phillip. the 37-year-old husband and father of two disappeared three weeks ago after going for a run- in pleasanton ridge regional park. even though they didn't find anything, pleasanton police are still an lazing gps data from drones and crews on the ground. >> in the future if we have more analysis of the data and it leads to the same

conclusion, we will be back. but there is no scheduled return at this point. >> authorities say there is still the possibility he may be other than the hills. he is an ultramarathon runner who is also familiar without carter rain. a there are no saints of foul play. it is one of those baffling cases where we need to find philip for his family, for everybody involved. >> now friends and family have canvassed more than 50 square miles of the park. many time, one from southern california is recovering after being attacknd on the street friday morning. here are more details for the search for her attacker. >> it is shocking because this neighborhood is too quiet and nice. a crew just don't know anymore. >> it is scary. rise she is using extra caution when out walking alone after

learning a 17-year-old jogger was attacked along this bike path friday morning. police say she was jogging north along national boulevard when she noticed a man on a bike raiding behind her. she tried to get the away from the man. >> he was intently watching her while one of his pants in his pants possibly committing a lewd act. a he hit her in the head with an unknown object briefly knocking her out. she regained consciousness and saw the man ride away. they have a vague description of the man and searching for a motive in this stray length attack. she was stunned by what happened. a there are always like weirdoes walking around and stuff, but typically they don't bother somebody so that person must have been an outsider because they are the same people walking around here. >> it is a reminder for walkers

and runners to stay vigilant, know your surroundings no matter what time of day you're jogging and keep a phone with them if they don't feel safe and should contact police. >> the victim has a serious head injury and expected to be okay. people are asking anyone who witnessed this attack to give them a call. now, let's go to a check on the weather with meteorologist darren peck. how is it looking out there this morning? are we going to see sunshine any tame? >> we will. most of the bay area will get there, but some places today are waking up to more clouds than you have had for the past week or so. try val list is one of them. i want to show you the unique vantage point. this is from highland peak. it sits in the hills above the tri valley and the camera is looking down into the tri valley. this is a time lapse of the last 50 minutes so you can see the onshore surge. it is like you're driving in on

580 and going out towards livermore that way. the clouds have made it there. they are certainly here. that is the view from treasure island back to the city. over san jose, you'll have clear skies here if you don't already overhead. it has been pretty typical this week. san jose proper into downtown the clouds haven't gotten far enough south there, but cupertino, you'll will have. 59 in san jose. >> look at the cloud shield here. much of the santa clara valley has them, but downtown san jose southward from that stran taj point in the clear. there is the patchiness for the tri valley. how long does it take to get rid of them? >> we'll play it forward to about there. that gets us ahead to 11:35. then we got into the familiar

pattern where everybody has sun except through the golden gate and the city. even if we take this to 1:00 in the afternoon, there is this patch of marine layer for the west half of the city coming through the golden gate and probably even more patchiness redeveloping. that's what we have been doing for the last several days. we will get some mist. in the city, you might have some down along the peninsula and east bay hills. if you look at the big picture, more rain, actual rain to the sierra today. there has been a pattern this week with the thunderstorms in the mountains but today they are starting to get pushed back into the desert southwest so that pattern will start to quiet down. at home, sunshine for the rest of the day. daytime highs almost exactly on

the but fon for average, upper 70s to low 80s for the south bay. a getting into the immediate bayou feel a little cooler. right on the mark for average there. upper 80s. maybe a few 90s showing up there. the temperatures are so much caller here. although, as you get into the stral lis of marin and sonoma, we have some there and 77 and mid-90s up north. seven-day forecast. i'll show you how things play out for san francisco, oakland and san jose. no change. we're going to keep doing exactly what we're doing today for the next several days. to bring out some of the microclimates i'll show you hat we will be doing for the inland valleys of the east by, north bay valleys and the coast. no change. we're going to hold this line. we might get warmer inland by thursday. it shouldn't really be a

significant jump in the temperatures by then. well, i guess we don't need a ton of sunscreen just yet but it is the start of august. i have my wool coats. they are dry-cleaned and ready to go for any live tv where it might be a little chilly in the city. >> and in the city for sure. this is where we get into the microclimates because that will be the case for a city geller. inland, sunshine and upper 80s. sea you under next half-hour. >> thank you so much, darren. >> >> stunning video of a light show caught on camera this weekend. take a look. >> it is a meteor burning up above the skies of kelseyville on saturday night. other videos on social media show what may have been the same me toe your spotted here it bay area. this caught on a ring doorbell camera and also shared another

meteor wo hours later. earth cam caught this shooting across discovery bay last night. >> if you love rock and roll, you will want to be in san francisco today. she is bringing her bad reputation to the bay

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bottom of the 8th. he gives the giants some insurance with the 5th home run of the day and they win 8-6 and on his 46th birthday, manager gabe kapler got the win in a very special way. a nice cake in the shape of a state which i thought was signs creative like a tomahawk rib- eye shape and a potato which is totally out of place because i won't eat that. >> everybody wanted to take a picture and all in awe of it. other newest joining their new team in anaheim. no score bottom of the 3rd. rbi double to bring home the first run of the game. only run allowed by ervin. same score in the 7th. a's with the bases loaded. he lines out to left and la

wins it 1-0. oakland is now 2 1/2 games ahead of the yankees and mariners for the second wildcard spot. the nhl is launching into the sharks' star after his wife posted on social media alleging that he was gambling and throwing his own games. she also states that her husband's gambling addiction has forced them to sell their home and her wedding room. they have been in contact with the nhl about the sarry cruse allegations made against him and they will sup bort a full and transparent investigation. soccer, earthquakes taking on the sounders. the top team in the western conference. scoreless. san jose scores bever half- time. the quakes win 1-0 to the win less less streak.

a 49ers head coach said jimmy garoppolo is the starting vp but that has not stopped the media wondering if there is any awkwardness between him and tray. a.i. don't know what you mean by that. we have had a good relationship. we really have. it is one of those things it is what it is. >> jimmy played in the super bowl so he does a lot of things at a really high level so it has been awesome for me. i don't know if there is anyone out there better that i could learn from. happening today, a rock music icon performs in san francisco. joan jett knowned hermione hits, i love rock and roll and i hate myself for loving you. today she will play those and other songs with the black hearts at the free concert near 19th avenue and slope boulevard. that begins at 2:00 p.m. still ahead on kpix 5 and

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here is darren peck. >> it is another great start to this day, certainly over the city, but also down into the south bay and parts of the inland east bay are also saying this. clouds have gotten farther inland today than they have over the last few days. if you wanted a cooldown is good news. if you look at daytime highs, we finally have inland locations starting with an 8. 89. we almost gotten degrees cooler than you were. a i'll have the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. right now the fda is trying to speed up the final approval process for the pfizer vaccine. an agency spokes woman said it is taking an all hands on deck approach. it is a morning three coronavirus vaccines that have emergency-use authorization in the u.s. pfizer filed for full

approval a step that could give meme more confidence in the vaccine and encourage them to get it. in the meantime, we're seeing new mask mandates going into affect nationwide. nevada's went into affect this weekend as covid cases continue to rise there. in las vegas hotels are requiring guests to mask up. hotels are posting signs reminding masks are once, again required regardless of vaccination status. a a in new york, broadway announced it is taking safety measures against the coronavirus the y'all need to wear a mask and provide proof of vaccination inside theaters as they prepare to open once, again. a the move comes after they announced they will require cast and crew members to be fully vaccinated. >> a the arts creates the city of new york and people live for

the arts, so it has been a very sad and a very disheartening thing to not have those things that bring us joy for our city and for our community. the safety protocols will continue until at least the end of october. taking a live look at tokyo where today american swimmers won gold setting a world record it 4 by 00 men's meter relay but gymnast simone biles pulled out of the floor exercise finals. biles said she is suffering from a dis orienting condition that prevents her from competing safely. her last chance is on tuesday in the balance beam pages. she has qualified but has not decided yet if she will take part. back here in the bay area, call to action out of a big rally

last night. hundreds of people from the asian-american community showed their resilience against the rise in asian hate crimes. how they are drumming up support. >> reporter: taiko drummers performed before hundreds of supporters at a rally called push forward, organized by the san francisco based grass roots group, asians are strong. they had signs change starts with you. a we know that right now people are burnt out. we know people are burnt out. we know people are tired of going to rallies and talking about it, but we'r telling people it is important. it is when you're tired that it is the most important to keep pushing. >> reporter: they want to empower the community through free martial arts and defense lessons. they offer courses virtually and in person on a regular basis. he said he simply doesn't feel safe in his native city.

>> as talking to you, mayor london breed, police chief scott, just as attorney bodine, figure it out. it is not just you. i know there are more people. i know the supervisors need to step it up, the judges need to apply the law properly so we can lock up those attacking elders. >> they have been self reported. stop hate in the year since the pandemic began. asians have strong hopes and inspire asian-americans. >> to not be afraid to speak up, to be my own hero and superintendent port the collective communities together. >> we need to ban together and we're fighting for something that is wrong.

>> in san francisco, kpix 5. filings last night with the federal election position, showed trump's action committees with $102 million on hand, a powerful draw for donations from republican voters especially through e- mail and text message solicitations. he has left open the possibility of another white house run. developing out of southern california this morning, a well known tiktok star has died from his injuries following a shooting at a movie theater. the 19-year-old was shot in the head at a screening of the forever purge on monday. his friend, 18-year-old was also shot in the head and died at the scene. vines were held for both victims yesterday. friends remember goodrich at her prayer vigil. >> it is pretty upsetting, yes. i only gnaw her for two years, but i felt like she was so

welcoming to people and super nice. a everybody was here a lieutenant of friends am family and it made a big impact. >> the suspects now faces two first-degree murder charges in addition to armed robbery. the 20-year-old jimenez is being held on a $2 million bond. happening tonight, if you look into the sky, you have a chance to see saturn. the earth is located between it and the sun. the best view starts a round 11:00 p.m. pacific time. at that time jupiter will be the bratest object in the sky. and to find saturn, you'll need to look just west of jupiter. saturn will stay relatively brate for the entire month of the august. >> a still to come on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, flood waters taking over parts of arizona and colorado. the damage being left behind. plus, a preview of what is to come six months from now. at the tournament of roses.

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tim started the floats in 1988 and award-winning master of desin and innovation but there was one thing he couldn't fix. >> i'm the one story of the 100,000 in the united states. i lost 100% of my income for a year, so it has been real tough. >> with last year's parade cancelled, he laid off 30 employees during the pandemic. >> sometimes i sit at my disk and not sure how i got this far. i'm borrowing money and using my own personal money and i have done everything e could to try to keep the business alive. abut this morning is about progress. with half of his employees back, they were able to weld three of the first floats designed in detail as nine technical inspectors took them for their first official test drive. >> they are glad to be back and i'm glad we're finally doing something. >> in this first test run, they want to make sure the engine

runs and the driver can communicate with the observer and try to make sure there are no mistakes come parade day. >> typically test runs lake this don't get much attention, but after more than a year of the pandemic, people in the area say it is a sense that things could be spoon returning to normal. half rain is triggering flooding in parts of arizona causing damage to homes and sweeping away some garageness. this was in miami, 80 miles east of phoenix. one resident designed what it was like when water rushed into her home and washed away her garage. >> i went out there and moved the car and truck when it first started and i was on the way back to get the ranger, when a wall of water hit the side of the garage and took it in two seconds down the creek. a now, more rain fell there late yesterday with flooding

blocking access. flooding is causing more problems income come. glen haven north of denver is known to have flash floods. residents are on stand by to evacuate as rain continues to fall this weekend. now, let's get a look at our local forecast with darren peck. darren. >> going to start out with the view looking up highway 24 from lafayette. you can see the clouds have made it this far inland. a little farther inland than the past few days. we can watch the time lapse. the vantage point from this is above highway 24 looking west so those clouds coming onshore and working their way over towards the valley into the deob blow valley and we haven't seen quite as many as yesterday. it is a little cooler inland is the point i'm trying to make here. cities got great clouds. no surprise there.

even though it does look relatively clear from this view looking at san jose, you can see sunlight hitting the buildings but this camera is looking south and they are waking up to the same cloud deck. first, we rang pretty much upper 50s just about everywhere. if we switch now, here are the clouds streaming in and some getting into the tri valley. you're get into the southern urge of the south bay, and you're looking at clear skies. but we're going to melt it all back. by the time we get to about the 11:00 hour, it is sunshine for everybody with the exception of the west half of the stay where we will see as we have, and now this first day of august, a persistent marine layer right at the bridge and probably streaming into the east bay hills. plenty of sunshine everywhere else. if you want to experience the gray, you know where to go.

>> daytime highs in the upper os. today for sunnyvale 79. we get over into the inland valleys where temperatures are climbing to near 90 but the majority of these are in the 80s. i mean, even 84 for san ramon. 85 for dublin. that is a really nice return to temperatures below average for inland valleys. into the bay shoreline, upper 60s. we'll be in the mid 80s in santa rosa and upper 80s for napa. no 100s for lake county. that is the first time we have been able to forecast no 100s. >> whether the dixie fire or the new fire that started in the coast rang, not nearly as

large but we'll keep a close eye on it. seven-day forecast for san francisco, oakland and san jose first. >> no rale change here. everything pretty much holds the line just like today. that is the same for our microclimates of the east bay and north valleys. >> low to mid 80s for daytime highs looking across the seven- day forecast for the north bay val list, as well. >> what you're telling me if i'm going to see joan jett at the festival today, probably should take a jacket on the west side of san francisco. everywhere else, sunscreen. a it will be one of the classic places to have a feature there. most concerts have that feel and vibe to it so dress warm for that one today. >> it is part of the stern grove experience. thank you so much darren. a big show of support for southern california deputies

who lost one of their own on the job. current philip was killed last weekend during a standoff. the community came together in bakersfield to honor the 35- year-old deputy. >> when you lose an officer, in the line of duty or even just from natural causes, it affects everybody. >> reporter: that was the case today when people showed up in large numbers with flags and signs to remember philip's life less than a week after the tragic shooting that left him a suspect and flee others dead. >> i'm sure his team expresses a loss. i felt it was necessary for me to be here to at least give my support. >> one of the a ten tees dez it is much deeper than some realize. a.i. retired and i was a s.w.a.t. commander during my a sanements and so it is a brotherhood.

i had to be here. >> now that the community is rallying around deputy philip. >> i can't imagine what they are going through. if we can help in a little way, that's what we will do. it is bringing together everybody. >> a group was trying to raise money for the family of the late deputy by filling stickers with his name on them. >> half the proceeds go to the family and the other half is going to keep them printing. we don't want anything. we want his name out in honoring our fallen. a a deputy's life and service will not be forgotten. >> we should be lake this all the time. >> which was seen during the emotional candlelight ceremony where people remembered and prayed for the deputy and his family. see the finalists for one

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this morning the sacramento history museum is reeling from a smash and grab robbery after thieves stole some gold rush artifacts. a door to the museum was boarded up with my wad today. police responded this morning after an alarm tripped. they found several damaged display cases. museum workers say the thieves

made away with gold artifacts related to the gold rush era. >> we found things on the ground and we found quite a bit of the things that would have been in the case so we're still determining what was actually taken. a police are investigating and believe the thieves were in and out of that museum in just about three minutes. a central valley man had the 106th birthday. what the community did to honor him yesterday. >> reporter: a parade fit for a king. >> i'm alive. i can't complain. >> reporter: the honor guard, a flag ceremony, friends and members of the community came to show up bill turning 106. the celebration overwhelming for the guest of honor. >> i can't explain it. it is unexplainable. >> reporter: we first met major

bill in february 2020 who stole hearts asking for a few valentine day gates which became known as operation valentine's day and got gifts and cards from around the world. he was a police officer and marine so stockton p.d. showed their support. >> turning 106 is a great achievement. i hope to make it half as long. >> not many people live to be 106. his daughter said his positive attitude and love for people keeps him going. that is why so many are celebrating him today. a.i. just think he represent as lot for the community, for the country. >> with future generations of family by his side, for bill that is one of his secrets to longevity and simply he said, just keep breathing. a keep breathing. i'll live. >> that was marissa perlman

reporting. major white is one of the country's oldest living marine veterans. happy birthday. there was plenty of action at the chase center yesterday, but not basketball. there was an ultimate dance off for the dance team. ♪ >> more than 50 dancers tried out and showed off their skills in a competition hoping to be a member of the blue crew or gold squad. >> they had experience. some 42 made

>> it is 6:55. time for a look at this mornings top stories. this morning san jose police are investigating a hit-and-run that killed a pedestrian. it happened just after midnight near king and storey roads. police say a car hit the victim and immediately fled the scene. vaccinations are on an upwards trend across bay area counties as concern perusers about the delta variant of the virus. first dose vaccinations jumped 46% from july 9th to the 27th . some evacuation orders have been lifted off the dixie fire. growth has slowed since friday. so far the fire burned more than 240,000 acres, and containment still sits at 24%.

>> a belmont police are asking for help in locating a mother and son who went missing yesterday. the mott parked her car in belmont on the way to visit family and they haven't been seen since. >> bart will increase daily service starting tomorrow. it will go from early morning to midnight every day except sunday. and masks are still required. all right. a quick look at daytime highs shows us it is only upper 80s there. and pretty much average bay area wade. that means the seven-day forecast looks likes this with no real changes and for the inland valleys of the east by, around that 90 degrees mark forth next few days. for the north by valleys, low 80s. >> >> thank you for joining us. cbs sunday morning with jane pauley is on next here on kpix 5. enjoy the rest of your sunday. thanks for joining us.

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