the fire jumps highway 50. new evacuation orders underway this morning. good morning, it is sunday, august 22nd. let's start with a quick check of our weather. >> the majority of smoke is still heading toward taco. air quality is good in comparison to where we have

been. you can see green all the way up to ukiah. it is moderate for fairfield, napa, and it will be moderate and general for today. the air-quality will be better today than yesterday. we are staying on the cool side. i will have your complete forecast coming up in a few minutes. police are investigating and another deadly hit and run. it is a 40 a deadly crash in san jose this year. it happened just before 1:00 this morning. when police arrived, the victim had already died. witnesses say that a car that the victim and then left the scene. police are looking for evidence and any security evidence.

northbay fire crews came to the rescue of three teenage boys who found themselves stuck on a 400 foot cliff and marin county late last night. fire crews were called out at 8:00 last night. the teens got stuck. fire crews and the coast guard were able to quickly locate them and then airlifted him to safety. >> they were down on the beach and decided to climb up. we absolutely advise against that. you can get into a lot of trouble very quick. there are points for probably all of us were falling on the cliff side. it was 100 feet above sharp rocks. >> the good news is the boys were not injured. new evacuations have been ordered and el dorado county.

the flames jumped highway 50 and the highway is shut down between placerville and meyersville. the flames have burned more than 90,000 acres. >> reporter: those dry windy conditions across highway 50. crews are thankful the red flag warning has ended for now as their firefight continues. crackling flames on an active day for the fire. going to trees and rising over bridges near the gray rock campground. >> that fire is getting moved along. >> reporter: often off wind planning the flames and sending sparks across highwa 50. ino, la

shasta, trinity, and taco. people who live in homes are exempt. looking live out in san francisco, tourists are having to deal with new vaccine requirements. showing proof of vaccination in order to get inside a business. we caught up with some visitors to see how they are adjusting to the new requirements. >> terminous in san francisco are showing proof they are fully vaccinated. >> did you know about the vaccine policy before you got

here? >> they said to make sure to bring your card. >> and executive says he was pleasantly surprised on how most tourists understood. >> do you guys have your masks? >> the hotel council and chamber of commerce continue to push their we are back public awareness campaign. >> i have a call on monday with my friends over at bart to see what they can do. >> reporter: they hope to ensure customers are aware of the new policy. >> we don't want people that are fully vaccinated. maybe one shot but not their second shot and the not two weeks passed that second shot. to show up in san francisco and to have made plans and to be

disappointed. where conflict comes is when someone is embarrassed or disappointed. >> reporter: several visitors told us they were aware of the policy before they arrived here. >> i knew about it and so i brought my card. it doesn't bother me. >> reporter: they are visiting from saudi arabia. >> we know there is supposed to be fully vaccinated to go around. >> reporter: some tourists told us it makes them feel more comfortable about their visit. >> i wish la would do this. >> if you're not vaccinated or do not have proof, you can patronize city businesses, you just have to sit outside. hundreds of marin residents with weakened immune systems got their booster yesterday. there was a clinic at the marin

civic center. organ transplant recipients, patients undergoing cancer treatment and people with a weekend immune system will meet the criteria. tomorrow the fda is expected to give full approval for pfizer's vaccine. health experts say the move would likely spur a way for vaccinations among people that have been hesitant to get a covid shot. it could give public and private organizations more of a footing to enforce mandates and work. hundreds came together to urge action in afghanistan. wilson walker reports from fremont on a plea from families there. >> reporter: as a situation and afghanistan appears to be deteriorating, growing concern and frustration. >> we were told that the airport is closed and they are

not allowing more people to enter the airport. >> reporter: members of the east bay afghan community marched through fremont to make a plea for help? >> we have to raise our voices to this cause. we have to not forget our afghan allies because that is why we are here. >> a lot of people are suffering. it is a bad situation. we try to help everybody left in bad situation. >> reporter: one of the marchers was streaming the event to his family in afghanistan. many say they have loved ones trying to get out. >> i have a sister-in-law running away from the taliban. >> reporter: she says there is no way all of those who need to be evacuated will be. >> i would say to safely get folks out you are looking at a

90 day event. with the situation we have in there right now, 10 or 15 days is not realistic. >> i want to make it clear to people that don't understand, the united states promised people that you could come to the u.s. if you worked with us and served as intelligence, translators, if you helped us in this work. that was the deal that was made. >> so what two people do now that they have been told not to go to the airport? this group says they are just getting started to keep this story front and center. we are here in fremont. in the meantime, a bay area woman is trying to get her husband out of afghanistan. they have been married for two years. she has been trying to help him emigrate to the united states.

the process has been slow due to the pandemic and now the takeover by the taliban. >> my husband and i truly love each other. i don't know how much more proof they need. in the eyes of the taliban your selling out your country and going to america. you need to be here in your own country and live the way that we want you to live. >> the couple is worried his marriage to an american woman might make him a target of the taliban. spreading the message that every drop counts. how a bay area community is encouraging neighbors to conserve. taking a live look outside. we will be

welcome back. hundreds of people in the northbay are better equipped with tools to compton safe water. residents picked up water saving kits at an event called drought drop box. the free tools include a toilet leak detector tablets, a low-

flow showerhead. >> if you have an older 2.5 gallon per minute showerhead, you will be saving a gallon every minute. >> the kit also includes a five minute timer to help people take quicker showers. residents tacoma yard signs to remind neighbors as well. i want to take a look at air-quality once again. this is likely top of mind for many people. right now, these are the current readings from the epa centers across the bay area. we are looking at yellow or green which is good or moderate. we come in for a close look at the south bay and there is a yellow showing up for san jose. we work our way back up over toward the tri-valley. livermore and dublin are reading moderate at this hour. it is good for the rest of the

bay area. santa rosa is holding onto green. it will be moderate for today which was put out by the air quality management district. that is your blanket forecast. there is enough smoke left over that we could be in the moderate category for a good portion of today. if we watch the high-resolution smoke forecast, you can see smoke over the bay area now. see this little circulation out here? it shows up in the smoke. that is a weak little coastal eddie wrapping some smoke into it. so we are not pulling and smoke directly from the wildfires at least not down here at ground level. all of the smoke pushed out over the coast, there is a supply of smoke just sitting out there. even though we've got a helpful

onshore flow, it is tapping into smoke off of the coast and pulling it back into the bay. so we will not clear out the smoke entirely. since we are not pulling it indirectly from the fires, it is better. we are looking at the golden gate bridge. the marine layer is really stick out there. there is a lot of clouds. it is not fog here on the bridge but you will wake up to gray skies over much of the gray area. it is a little bit higher than normal. and that is majority of clouds and not smoke. it will be tough to tell the difference this time of year. san jose, clear skies in the next hour. that is all cloud and here is the marine layer. by late morning, it will go all the way back to the beaches and we will have sunshine.

we will get a light drizzle on the coast and the east bay hills this morning. daytime highs will stay on the cool side. as much as 10 degrees cooler than usual. upper 60s to low 70s for much of the bay. san francisco, oakland, is where we notice a warming trend. mid 70s in san jose. upper 80s by thursday and friday. as we look at the inland valleys, from the low to mid- 80s to the low 100 by the time we get towards the end of the week. those communities like santa rosa will warm up into the low 90s by the time we get to the end of this next week. back over to you. the first day of school at diablo valley college will be tomorrow. students of both campuses will be required to wear masks and

class. students must go through a self- assessment before stepping onto the campus. they are supposed to stay away if they have impossible covid- 19 symptom or if they been exposed to the coronavirus. there is an -- csu students are failing are withdrawing at high rates. they reported nearly 700 high failure courses and classes with enrollment of at least 100. and fresno, the number of high failure courses was 453. that problem exists across all 23 campuses. we are back in the saddle again. look at your saturday night scores. around here, it is a giant segment. 36,000+ saw quite a show.

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good morning, everybody. the bay bridge series game two last night where the 80s ernst the giants in the mouth. 36,000 at the coliseum.

1-0, oakland a's. a 2 rbi single. okun to 3-0 lead. both teams have lots to play for. a couple of runs back with his fourth home run. he close the lead to 3-2. and then josh harrison doubled. matt olson scored all the way from first base and made it 4- 2. and then in the top of the seventh the aids lead 5-2. they close to, 5-3. back to back we go. it was a one run game. the giants with lamont, a go- ahead to run home run for a 6-5

lead and final as they stayed a game and a half over the red- hot dodgers. the astros won. oakland fell 3 1/2 games behind in the al west. >> this might've been a go- ahead home run. word is a rank and how memorable it was? >> it was definitely up there. anytime you can contribute and have your team win, it is great. >> we needed to win that game. quite frankly, it sucks. we had the lead most of the game and i thought we were on a roll. >> fantasy footballers, are you getting your lineup ready? look out for the soulless knots. the 49ers are playing for real.

that was some visit to fargo, north dakota. >> it was kind of hard to get a bunch of guys wanting to go there for anything. they need the receivers to go and catch. i found a guy willing to ask questions and he has the talent. i think that he is a standup guy. >> derek carr, hunter renfroe, last night scrimmage with the rams. a tight game in the fourth quarter. the starters gave him love. la score and trying to win

right here. the raiders hung on and won, 17- 16. vegas is next stop is levi stadium next week. >> justin fields mass by buffaloes andre smith. and illegal hit. the 11th overall pick was just fine. my question is, could you? and a shout out to dennis who defeated manny last night in las vegas. he won the welterweight title and did it on 10 days notice. that is enough. we will see you later. still ahead on kpix5, a new strain and hospitals. the breakdown of new case

live from the cbs bay studios, this is kpix5 news. >> thank you so much for joining us. let's start with a quick check

of our weather. >> top of my these stasis air- quality. it is relatively good news. it is good air-quality all the way up through mendocino county. san jose, moderate air-quality. it is green for the immediate bay, and then for concorde also. those are the right now numbers. if you look at the forecast for the rest of today, moderate is your take away. smoke is improving. we will take a look at the detailed forecasts. here are your daytime highs, 10 degrees cooler for those inland locations. a new wave of covid infections is putting a new strain on hospitals and healthcare workers across the nation. nearly 146,000 on friday which is up 37% in the last two

weeks. >> reporter: big crowds are packing state fields. vaccines are available but masks are not required outdoors. in southern california, angelenos have to mask up outside at events with more than 10,000 people. >> i think there is a little frustration. >> reporter: the delta variant is sweeping across the country. it is especially bad in states like alabama, mississippi, and kansas. >> it shouldn't be like this. our healthcare system is being stretched to the mat. in florida, deaths are rapidly rising. covid deaths have almost tripled nationwide. in hawaii where cases have never been higher, they are prepared. >> these containers can house

50 of our loved ones with dignity and respect. butt in chicago, this doctor is treating covid patients as young as two years old all the way up to 75. >> what's different is the severity of it. people without core morbidities coming in. anywhere from 20 to 25 days. >> they are absolutely preventable. again, take the vaccine. >> in the meantime, protest in southern california. protesters are angry about the impending vaccine mandate. the rally on ocean avenue was organized to push back against the city's plan for anyone that wants to go and restaurants, bars, and gems to show proof of vaccination. city workers will be required to show proof of vaccination or take a weekly

covid test. anyone who refuses will be put on unpaid leave. taking a look at the hamptons, an area where hurricane henri has made landfall. millions of residents in the northeast could be affected. a storm surge of up to five feet is expected for parts of coastal new england and long island. andrew cuomo who leaves office on tuesday says he is employing national guard members. >> we are in the calm before the storm. it is misleading as to how serious the situation could be. >> power outages could last for a week or more. they are warning customers to stay away from downed power lines. and windows are boarded up in some areas. this is on the eastern tip of long island.

people and the projected path of the storm were stocking up on groceries and gasoline. and overnight, new york city saw lots of rain. connecticut has declared a state of emergency. that means that fema can provide help in the storm's aftermath. >> all persons should move quickly and calmly to the nearest exit. >> reporter: the rain in manhattan force an early end to a concert. the show was meant to celebrate the cities of merchants from the worst of the pandemic. bruce springsteen could not play because it was shut down early. rescue efforts continue in haiti after last week's 7.2 earthquake. here is video of the coast guard carrying children and helping critically injured people evacuate. many haitians homes were destroyed and they are insured to how to even start

rebuilding. struck the new age, the new england patriots have stepped up to help with supplies including bottled water, medical equipment and madison. health professionals are also on board. u.s. evacuations in kabul are facing new roadblocks. this is the taliban's top political leader. u.s. troops have moved 17,000 people out of the country since last saturday. >> reporter: troops continued to struggle to control crowds the kabul airport. among them, people clutching documents and children. >> we are requesting the government to fix it. >> the urged american citizens not to travel there until they get specific instructions citing potential security

threats. the pentagon says there has been no change in what they call the enemy situation. they will keep processing citizens who show up. officials say at least 12 people have been killed in and around the airport over the last week. eyewitness video emerged showing afghan guards and other images of people at the airport drenched in blood. >> i haven't been to the airport because of these problems. >> reporter: this man has been hiding because he worked for the u.s. government. >> reporter: is the u.s. helping you? >> i do not have a u.s. visa. if i go, my family would be at risk. >> reporter: he fears that taliban's tightening grip, this is where they now wait at an air base.

it is so packed it hit capacity yesterday. the state department says at least 25 other countries have agreed to transit our host evacuations desperate to flee afghanistan. new this morning, stories of hope. u.s. forces say they helped to save this evacuees life helping her give birth. the delivery happened in germany after she went into labor. the baby and mother are said to be in good condition. new video of kamala harris arriving in singapore. the country's foreign minister greeted her as she stepped down from air force two. she will meet with singapore's president and prime minister as the u.s. tries to counter china's influence in southeast asia. they will talk with business leaders about supply-chain issues. a huge loss for the art and music community. michael morgan the symphony's

conductor has died. he served as the music director of the oakland symphony for the past 30 years. he led orchestras in chicago, los angeles, new york, and other cities. he is one of the first black conductors to rise to national prominence. he championed diversity and was an advocate for music in public education. >> there was always music in my school. it has been a mission to try to have music in as many schools as i can so they have a chance if they choose to come along behind and do the same thing i've done. >> morgan underwent successful kidney transplant surgery. he died on friday after being admitted into the hospital with

an infection. still to come on kpix5, a former president honored in the south bay. white as street is named after barack obama, and who paid for

an update on the bizarre security breach at a southern

california airport. we have learned the identity of the man arrested. the 51-year-old caused a massive hold up at the airport after stealing an airport vehicle and then hiding in the ceiling of one of the terminals. >> i think when you go to an airport you expect security and it is surprising when this happens. >> he was arrested on vandalism. taking a live look and san jose where a local community honored president barack obama. they named a busy downtown street after him. autumn street is now barack obama boulevard. it is a tribute to our 44th president that is long overdue. >> he called out in the best of america, and that america still exists. this boulevard, whenever we walk by or drive-by will remind

us that america is still here. >> a local committee raise private funds to help pay for the renaming of that street. we show you how extensive the marine layer is this morning. we will look at the inland valley as we get into contra costa county. this is above the diablo valley. that is mt. diablo on the screen. i'm going to play the last 15 minutes. you can see the clouds searching onshore. it gives us a good idea that the marine layer is very widespread. it is already surrounding the fot of mt. diablo. and i'd like to go back to the air-quality. it is either good or moderate. it is greenest to go up the

peninsula. it is still moderate in the tri- valley. moderate air-quality for napa and fairfield. the official forecast today from the bay area air-quality has us staying at moderate. watch the high-resolution smoke forecast. light amounts of smoke here. as we get into the afternoon, what is happening is there is a lot of smoke pulled well off the coast. if there is still smoke out here that's been pulled down off the coast, it is almost like recycling and pulling it back into the bay. you can see that get drawn into the bay today. that is so much better than if we were getting a direct supply. thankfully, we are not and that is why the air-quality is improving. >> the clouds are high.

you can see the tops of the towers. looking down 880 and oakland, it is gray. we will see how quickly this stuff burns off. right around 60 for most locations. if we switch from current temperatures, we can see how widespread it is. now we are going to play this forward. and then it will all melt back to the coast. a little bit of haze from the smoke, but more sunshine than anything else. it is misty along the coast. not widespread. your daytime highs today will be cool for the inland valleys, 83, concord. 82, livermore. oakland, 68. and your seven day forecast, a warming trend shows up.

it shows you the warm up by the time we get towards the end of this week. 88 by friday. in the inland valley, our top line here, low 80s today to the low 100s. a noticeable warm up for concord and livermore. low 90s by the time we get to the end of this next coming week. the air-quality yesterday in the south bay was a little bit better than up in the city. that has flipped on its head now. >> once you get right into the heart of san jose, we are raiding moderate. because we are getting that onshore flow, pulling it back into the bay, you can sometimes see worse air-quality when that happens. for right now, we are ay.

a cruise ship has just set sail from california for the first time and more than a year. we have more on the maiden voyage as a carries passengers to mexico. >> carnival panorama is taking off on saturday afternoon launching the first cruise ship in a year and a half of the pandemic. >> we are so excited. >> we are from sacramento, california. we are beyond excited. we left our three kids home with grandma, thank you. >> reporter: the panorama is the port in the 20 years. >> the ship is brand spanking new. >> reporter: officials say the ship is heading to mexico for a seven day voyage with about 3000 passengers and 70% of capacity.

all eligible passengers had to show proof of vaccination and the recent negative covid test. the ship has a full medical facility on board. >> we feel really safe and the mask wearing does not bother us. >> i think if we keep our distance and avoid crowds, i think we will be okay? >> passengers came all across the west coast. this is a college graduation gift from her mom. >> i think my mom and i can be friends. >> before the pandemic the leisure hospitality industry brought in about 20,000 jobs. all of that came to a halt? >> we lost tens of millions of dollars in direct spending by the tourists and visitors who use carnival cruise line.

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a high profile soccer fan has a new game to play at home. pope francis just got a foosball table. it is a gift that strives to promote foosball. the group says it wanted an inclusive gift that disabled people can enjoy. pope francis is a personalized jerseys. an art student in england, the researcher is focusing on the way we response sound to try and change the way we feel about our meals.

>> if music is to the soul as food is to the body, he is composing the perfect i get. it is called sonic seasoning linking food to sound takeout meals taste better. >> it will influence your appetite. >> it can detect the food that adds flavor to our ears and changes how we feel. some sounds good help build an appetite. >> like this one. it's like pouring honey into their plate and this one is light and happy. other sent you might find less appealing. for those of us who want to make healthier choices. >> people lose their appetite when they hear it. >> reactions to this way of tantalizing our taste buds can

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