right now on kp -- kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, several overnight house flyers and what one east bay resident says may have set her house ablaze. >> a family trip leads to fight for freedom the family speaking out on how they escaped afghanistan. a train derailed with three people dead and many other injured and the investigation into an amtrak accident in montana good morning into sunday, september 26. we could see some rain later this week that is certainly a rarity.

meteorologist, darren peck has been tracking it. >> it is like what came through here week ago where it will rain in here at home we make it a sprinkle. the timing on that will be monday. i will show you the details on what that looks like coming up in the complete forecast for now, cloudy in the bay and high clouds passing over for much of the bay area with daytime highs cool, you are not seeing things, only 79 degrees for the daytime high for mainly east bay communities and the air quality in advisory today and the forecast coming up. fire crews are mopping at the scene of a two alarm fire that ruth or two homes in bay point early this morning. the fire broke out just before 2:30 and they say the flames

started between the homes but eventually both homes caught on fire and homes across the street were threatened as well but firefighters were able to prevent the blaze from spreading and the cause is still under investigation but neighbors have a theory. >> i'm pretty sure the rv on the neighbors side top fire and from the rv on their side i'm pretty sure it pursed push the fire. >> there was another fire overnight just before 1:00 am on st. john street you can see the flames engulfing the home police were seen taking a person into custody and it may have been a person who set the home on fire. we will bring any updates as we get them. members of the family are sharing their story after fighting to escape afghanistan. as betty yu reports the family was trapped and faced violence but did not give up. atho stuck in afghanistan and agues tonight they are sharing their

story of persistence. >> the family is celebrating their homecoming this evening in san rafael. >> at least i'm a little bit relaxed. >> it was supposed to be a routine trip back to california in mid august for the family of four. they are green card holders and have been living in sacramento since 2018. they originally flew to afghanistan in march because his father passed away from covid-19 and did not anticipate the taliban take over. >> immediately he beat me. >> he describes several attempts he made to escape the airport in kabul and said he was brutally beaten and turned away but with the help of the state department and given his one-year-old daughter is a u.s. citizen, today there were finally successful. >> it is a story of hope.

the gentleman took nine times and risked his life and was viciously attacked on two occasions and yet he kept going back with the hope of getting here to california. >> the helped facilitate the safe passage. he works at the organization which employs afghan farmers. now they are focused on getting the most vulnerable team members out of the country. >> we hope that today with the evacuation of this one family led by an american baby we hope and pray that it opens up the window for the additional 76 most at risk people who have primarily women. on the fire watch, there has been some improvement in the so-called come off on fire. it is located north of reading. containment is up to 25% and right now the number buildings threatened has gone from 9000

to 2000. it has torched over 8400 acres and destroyed hundreds of homes and other buildings. a paulo alto woman accused of lighting that fawn fire is been investigating for starting the stat es in other parts of e 30-year-old was charged with arson on friday. statewide 10,000 firefighters are battling 11 major wildfires and the extreme drought is feeling flames and making the firefights even more challenging. access to booster shots is getting easier with cbs offering them around the bay area the people who are eligible for boosters are showing interest. >> following the recent approval nearly 600 cvs locations now offer the pfizer booster shot to eligible populations. they got there booster shots on saturday at a cvs in san mateo. >> to remain safe and protect

my husband and granddaughter who is not old enough yet to get the vaccine and basically to keep us as healthy as possible. >> eligible populations include 65 and older and those with certain underlying medical conditions and those of exposed risk the covid-19. >> it is a good idea for those over 65. >> the infectious disease expert said people who are eligible should consider getting the booster shot. he does not think the availability of the booster shots will be a huge difference maker in slowing down the pandemic >> i think it is particularly important for one segment of the population but probably not the most important thing. the most important thing is to get the flu shot regardless and their 80 million americans who have not been fully vaccinated. >> will it was not packed inside the cvs, he told us they were not the only ones there. >> there were people backed up

behind us, young and elderly. >> they now feel a little bit better about going about their daily lives. >> if you're eligible for the booster, get it. >> and if you haven't gotten your first one yet, go to the front of the line. people who received a pfizer vaccine and are in the groups eligible for boosters are being encouraged to make appointments online. three people are dead after an amtrak train derailed in montana. it happened yesterday afternoon about 30 miles south of the canada border the train was traveling between seattle and chicago with 141 passengers on board. seven of the 10 cars came up attracts. multiple people are hurt. the car behind ours was slightly off and the one behind that was kind of in between two set of railroad tracks and the one behind that when had

completely tipped over and fallen over and that was the most shocking part. >> the ntsb is sending a team to investigate. still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area , how the fight for universal basic income is ramping up in the south bay. plus decades of battles coming to a head, the major san francisco street that could

the fi income in progress one south bay city is moving ahead with the program that has proven successful and adopted in oakland. wilson walker explains. >> mountain view is one of a number bay area is moving ahead with the guaranteed basic income program. that was the focus of today's rally and there was also politics and talks of a different kind of politics. >> i think we are seeing good results in other cities and that's why felt like it was time to try it here. >> with $1 million worth of american relief act funds, mountain view is on its way to become the latest city to experiment with the universal basic income and in this case a $500 monthly payment to a family at or below 30% of the average medium income. the people behind the idea largely credit one person for

it. >> i was inspired by andrew yang. it was really because of his concepts. >> we always have the money and we also now know that people will spend it on food, fuel, keeping a roof over their head. >> for the former presidential candidate the rally seemed like a bit of a victory lap. from oakland to santa clara county the ubi programs are gaining momentum. the state senator was on hand to lend his support and now polling with a 54% approval rating nationwide, this is an idea with a lot of fans. >> it's a thrill to be here to continue the movement for basic income which the majority of americans now it's common sense . >> it makes perfect sense. it almost does not need explaining. >>here sition and

y progilms arpic fu lel lees su s ubi is the futureno it is gaining political support and as for the subject of politics, yang also talked about a system that is leading us to know where and the possibility of his launching a third-party. >> i'm thrilled to be trying to provide a middle ground for americans who right now aren't seeing themselves represented in politics because politics have become so polarized and extreme on both sides. >> as for mountain view's hasek income they will be talking more about that on tuesday night and specifically which families and they are going to focus on families, which families they will be prioritizing for the launch of the program. city leaders in san francisco are considering closing the road at golden gate park, permanently. it was a move that was designed

to give people a place to get outside and maintain social distance but the area has become wildly popular with joggers, walkers and cyclists and now the city is trying to figure out if the chain should become permanent or revert back to the way it was before the pandemic when it was closed only on weekends. the survey for residents on but with they would like to see happen. we turn our attention to the weather, improving air quality and the chance for rain. small chance for rain will have a bigger impact on air quality than most ring gauges. there is a logic picture outside from our camera that sits on top of the salesforce tower look into the east with temperatures right around 60 for most locations. it is a cooler 55 for yukon and 56 in santa rosa. we have high clouds mixed with

the marine layer and by the time we have gotten to 1:00 in the afternoon in the sunshine bay area wide with the exception of the great coast. as far as the smoke is concerned, when major offender would be the windy fire, all the smoke just keeps getting caught in the pattern that wants to pull a lot of it off the coast and drag it to the bay area. by tomorrow whatever smoke we are pulling and will start getting pushed to the south and away from us because they are is an approaching storm. you can see right there, beautifully outlined. we play that forward into monday and by the time we've gotten to monday morning see the showers extending off the coast. watch the rain try to hold together as a comes into the bay area and it's great news either way we will see reasonable rain for the mountains on the north coast and for the north sierra and that was dutiful to watch but in terms of where will rain

where you could measure, not a whole lot here. maybe one inch at crescent city and the rain falling here in the northern sierra is actually good news and that is one of the primary areas that has burned the most in the last few years and could potentially burn again. half an inch of rain on the landscape there and that is a huge victory. back here at home we need some rain on the hills and if we watch this it is monday afternoon with a little bit of rain approaching and a few light showers through sonoma and it pretty much dissolves and disappears as we go through the remainder of the day. monday, cloudy. you may get a drop of rain but not much that would be measurable. temperatures today in the upper 70s, upper 70s for the inland east bay, 60s and mid-70s for much of the immediate bay. in the seven-day forecast, san francisco, oakland and san jose up first and there is the increasing clouds for monday to tuesday and then we warm up

into the low 80s by the time we get to thursday and friday. the seven-day forecast for the inland valleys of the east bay, warming back up into the upper 80s by thursday and friday of next week and that is as warm as it has to get 80s would be average and that is the first time we've had a seven-day forecast stretching across for the inland valleys of the east bay. we have some rain, cleaner air and temperatures that are going to stay pretty nice for early and mid-september. when i look at the temperatures for the first half of the week it seems like fall has arrived and it gets a little hotter. >> and we get a big fall assist with the system because in addition to bringing light rain and clearing out the air it is bringing in very fall like butchers. happening today, in the sacramento area at the event was canceled but on saturday

the fairly open to guests once again. the festivwe low air quality from wildfires. >> the rebirth of the folsom renaissance festival. >> i'm a soldier. >> after the pandemic canceled the event last year, it has returned. excited to be back, the king is still cautiously optimistic about the weekend. >> the weather is not perfect. >> the caldor fire is burning nearby and an unexpected haze filled the sky on saturday. >> we are trying to limit it. >> we asked cal fire why the smoke is back. >> there continues to be a lot of work on the cal door incident. >> it is nearly 80% contained but the battalion chief said there's plenty of dry brush on fire and windy conditions are not helping. >> it has allowed the smoke to

ard to getting out. the air quality being poor throughout the region and we ask people to moderate themselves. >> this is a great festival. at the fair continues through today. good morning, everyone. athletics fans know the deal, a modern-day miracle. the ending yesterday felt more ominous than anything and they did not lose. as for the giants, 100 wins on friday, record set 20 years ago working on saturday. they pass the record that he almo

last night the 2021 installment of the san francisco the giants took the record of most home runs in franchise history. 73 for barry bonds and brandon belt slugger this year and has under 30 that is what the deep lineup will do and that's why the team is still alive for the best record in club history. coors field, it's belt hitting the record 235th home run of the year 1-0 the giants and in

the 5th belt with giants homer number 236, a new franchise or a skirt -- record for san francisco the giants win 7-2 and the dodgers lose meaning san francisco games some fission backup two games on la. one run in 7 innings yesterday afternoon versus the astros. oakland was down 1-0 the bottom of the seventh find in the green grass and bolts around third to score and the game is tied in the bottom nine, drives when it to the gap and roles all the way to the wall. he could've crabbed walked home and comes limping around third base and hobbles to the base for the game-winning run he said he felt a pop in his ankle and stay down before being helped off the field.

they win it and are currently four aims back in the al wild- card race. >> to golf, can europe stop the slide at the ryder cup. jordan spieth on 16, precisely. sinks the eagle putt and they win the match. united states leads 11-5 headed into today and they need 14 1/2 to win. stanford has owned ucla the past decade plus. winners of 12 of the last 13 head-to-head matches and the only loss was the last time they had played the bruins at stanford stadium the fans are back in the venue for the first time since november 2019 and the early fourth quarter the bruins are up 21-14, that is a dine and he did not have a catch community yesterday's game now a 46 year td on his resume and ties the game but on

the very next play, dorian thompson robertson to kyle phillips, 75 yards gives ucla the lead and the bruins win 35- 24. stanford posted 2-2 on the season. >> the cowboys in washington last night, justin wilcox on crutches. the bears trailing 24-17. game tied at 24 over time, the huskies score, counting the score here and it looks like he almost got in and after a little scrum you see purple jerseys celebrating. damien more was a yard away any lost it, heartbreak city in seattle. time expired and he came up short and it truly is a game of inches and they are now 1-3 with the loss. san jose state quarterback left

the game with an arm injury and it was a rough day over all. the second quarter and they go for it scoring. western michigan win 23-3 and san jose state is 2-2 into the pitch the earthquake trying to leapfrog. the two matched up lesson i was san jose leaving and that, scoring his sixth goal in the last 42 games they win their sixth straight. both the raiders and 49ers in action today and each game team looking to go 3-0. later today the season opener for the 49ers, green basin town with kickoff it 5:20 pm and they head into the game with a perfect record.

i hope to keep rolling today. still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area , vigils as gabby petito's family prepares to bury her and how the manhunt for her missing fiancc cruise ship that played host to pandemic disaster in the same disco bay area is setting sail on

welcome back. thank you so much for joining us. i'm devin fehely . let's start this high-power with a quick check of the weather. a great start today. not only in the immediate bay area baha'i clouds of extended over part of the bay area. not a big impact on temperatures. if you take a look at the current that is pretty much the theme everywhere you go. air quality today, another advisory although most sensors are reporting good air quality bay area wide. as we take a look ahead to the forecast for the remainder of today, those numbers are below average. we are only going to the upper 70s for the inland valleys of the east bay today. a small chance of rain tomorrow for the north bay we will look at that in just a few minutes. later today the funeral

gabby petito on long island, authorities are still searching for her fiancc after the fbi issued an arrest warrant for him. michael george gives us a look at vigils held this weekend ahead of the funeral today. >> mourners in florida are paying their respects in the eve of gabby petito's funeral and miles away the manhunt for her fiancc home in a massive wildlife reserve. gabby petito's body was found nearly a week ago in a wyoming national park and the coroner ruled the death a homicide but have not said how she died. she went missing on a cross- country road trip with brian laundrie. >> we have been fighting this morning. >> she appeared to be interests during a traffic stop that followed this 911 call. >> the gentleman was slapping the girl. we stop and they ran up and

down the sidewalk and he proceeded to hit her in the car. >> 48 hours spoke to petit's close friends. >>@downs. i can see some of the toxic treatment. >> brian laundrie return home alone and refused to talk to authorities and then disappeared in on thursday federal prosecutors charged brian laundrie with debit card fraud committed after her disappearance and authority say he could be anywhere, even out of the country. one man is hurt after police opened fire near the spot where competition was going on in huntington beach. it happened about 3:15 pm yesterday afternoon. one of the officers -- at the

time surfing competition was going on nearby and the man shot is in the hospital. a cruise ship that was the face of the covid disaster has finally taken to the seas again. we all remember these images from march of 2020 with the covid outbreak forcing the cruise ship to anchor off of san francisco bay with thousands of people stranded on board. over 3000 passengers disembarked to quarantine at travis air force base. 120 people would ultimately test positive and seven of them died. last night the ship sets sail from the port of la for the first time in 18 months. the boarding looked much different as masked passengers were required to show proof of vaccination and a negative covid test within two days before the ship can hold 2600 people but is only carrying 60%

to 70%. keyless entry to the cabin door, touchless payment and all sorts of services, masks are required in the more dense locations but of course not while eating or drinking. >> the grand princess is a second cruise ship to says stale . it launched from the port of long beach last month. last march the grand princess became an early image of the devastation of the pandemic. today marks the final day for the public to weigh in on the plan to begin charging fees at national park sites. john ramos explains how, why and what people think about it. >> the golden gate national recreation area is part of the park system built for the benefit of the people but now it looks like the people who use the parks are going to be called upon to help contribute.

>> this is national public lands day, a day when all national parks are free to visit. baker beach with a spectacular view of the golden gate bridge is always free but it may not be true for much longer for those who drive here. they want to begin charging three dollars per hour up to $10 per day to park which is not going over so well for those that are used to it being free. >> some people are not able to afford even coming out and that would be another criteria where they will not be able to come and enjoy it. >> the fees will be charged at baker beach, china beach, stinson beach, rodeo beach, lands' end, navy memorial and for concrete and the port district says it needs the money for basic necessities like trash collection and janitorial services. >> we are looking at the fees as a last resort for the cost that have dramatically increased .

>> i don't believe one then they say that. i think that a lot of it is squandered. >> much of the beach cleanup is done by volunteers anyway and thinks the government simply is not efficient in the spending. >> the cost of doing things has gotten way out of hand and it is way out of proportion to people's basic activities. >> most of the people we spoke to wonder why the park's budget does not seem to be able to handle the most basic of expenses. >> i'm not sure where the money goes. i hope they have good intentions with it but to know what they are actually doing is a he says she says. >> the beaches claim so where is the money coming from to keep a clean now? >> but one woman thinks it's important to pay to keep things nice. >> it's hard when people are not used to having to pay it at the end of the day it is worth

it, the small price. >> the public comment period ends tomorrow and if approved would be phased in lot by lot over several years beginning mid to late 2022. the golden gate national recreation area was the second most visited national park in 2020. officials have discovered a second bird infected with west nile virus. the bird was found in some public and this week officials also found another group of mosquitoes that tested positive . officials recommend dumping standing water around your house and wearing repellent to keep mosquitoes away. since 2005, 74 people in the county have contracted west nile virus and two people have died. looking live at oakland,

the a's may lose a lot of loyal fans, they are raising their season ticket prices for next year and season-ticket holders say could force them to watch the games from their couch. da lin explains why the a's are already struggling to fill seats. >> upset fans complain the coliseum will remain outdated why should they pay double the price? >> i'm disappointed. >> even suspicion from diehard fans. >> i'm shocked they would do that. feels like they are trying to drive us away. the foundational fans who have been here forever. >> average game attendance is always ready low and some feel they are shrinking the fan base have stronger case of moving to las vegas. like other season-ticket holders , he received an email this week from the a's doubling his price. >> the tickets alone went up over $4000 anto come up with that extra money and i have been a season-ticket holder for over 20 years. >> he does not plan to renew

and he's doubtful they will reinvest the money in the players. >> if you're keeping the core foundational pieces than i get it but when you're going to let all the players go and the coliseum still looks the same, 5%, okay. >> i would like to see them pay some players to stick around. >> these two season-ticket holders just paid the new higher price >> i'm not thrilled about it but it's a better deal still than the giants. >> watching a major league team of this caliber that year after year competes and i think it will be a good value. >> assembly of the blue-collar baseball team is losing its identity in the fan base and that they say feels like trash. >> they are going to drive away a lot of long-standing season- ticket holders. >> so far there is no response from the team. they play the last game of the season later this afternoon.

still to come on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, how one special student is using his problem-solving skills to lead the way for others in the classroom and in life. plus, find out whether you should get a third dose of the pfizer booster shot and who the cdc considers high risk plus why police reform has failed following the killing of george floyd. hear from world leaders like the president turkey and the prime minister of australia as the un general as

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new this morning, a volcano in the canary islands, scientists say will create more danger for residents including health risks from volcanic ash. the eruptions have been going on for week with the intensity increasing. rivers of lava are sliding down the mountainside destroying everything in its path including hundreds of homes and thousands have been forced to evacuate.

back here at home, we've got two things to talk about. when is the good news on the air quality and two, the good news on some light rain coming back to northern california. we start off with a great beginning and that is the valley. this shows how widespread the marine layer is. we are all waking up to gray skies today and it looks like it here and it looks like it up in the north bay and we switch it over and put it in futurecast and you see how widespread the clouds are. watch it all melts back and it takes a little while and by the time we get into the early afternoon by 1:00 or 2:00 we still have some hangers on the immediate bay that everyone else will be looking at sunshine. let's turn our focus now to the next approaching system. really well-developed storm spinning out in the gulf of alaska and we take that rain and bring it forward and watch the leading edge of the showers

and most of this is going to the pacific northwest but there is a southern extent to this and it means we have a chance to get some rain. we are definitely going to get rain out of this for the far northern third of the state. that is very beneficial rain for the far north coast and by here at home the show was kind of fizzle and see what happened in the sierra, watch what happens when we look at this on accumulated rainfall totals. we don't see anything fall here in the bay area that we do see rain falling where we needed to fall and that would be on the mountains and where we have had far more fire than we need and at is re burn scar edown ldor we would like to see a little bit of rainfall here at home because we could use it on the northbay mountains and the this forward, a few showers off

the coast of sonoma that fall apart and late afternoon a little more rain and monday afternoon and evening you might get a sprinkle depending on your location in the bay area and more likely in the northbay but it could happen anywhere and it would not amount to much of any meaningful accumulation. it will look different and it's going to feel like fall and it will clear the air out. temperatures out there today, the cool side only upper 70s for daytime highs for the inland valleys and as we look across its clouds for monday and tuesday and that's where we have the system of light rain but the temperatures all the way down to 74 san jose. by tuesday, only going to 78 for the daytime high for the inland valleys for the spay and we will see temperatures in the nort aoud ere ev a drop of rain on there because if we are going to see any rain it will be on the

northbay through monday afternoon but not a whole lot but at least it is a fall like pattern and it is great news for the state as a whole north of the bay area in terms of the fire season. >> is that forecast solid or is there chance to could drift? >> it is pretty solid however it is sunday morning now so we're looking at a 36 hour window and once you get this close to an event, you're pretty locked in but a drop of rain or two cannot be ruled out. for some college students, math can be a real challenge but for this week's rising above the scholar its way to focus in the classroom and in life. >> it feels like i'm stuck >>space he finds himself in is as complicated as the elaborate math equations that he works out on a dry erase board at you seamer set. he is a doctor recipient and

required to renew his status every two years. a stressful and uncertain process for the 21-year-old. he is also a successful college senior majoring in mechanical engineering boasting a talent for mathematics that showed early on with the wager made in a third grade classroom work >> the teacher was putting a problem and my classmate had another answer and he said i bet your pencil that i'm right and i was right. >> he solved the math problem and won the bet that it may be his parents who have taken the biggest gamble. both are immigrants who came to the u.s. for job opportunities and the chance for their children's education. they worked hard and the economic downturn in 2008 hit them hard. at the time his dad could not find employment so he stood outside local hardware stores waiting for day jobs >> he used to work outside and

just hope for the best. >> the family slowly regained its footing and then covid-19 enter the equation. >> it has been rough since we are like in a poor middle-class community. >> his family and communities continued struggle has spurred him to action and he is working on a long-term project that will help other immigrants. he remains dedicated to engineering , hopeful his daca status will someday lead to permanent citizenship while his degree opens up career opportunities and it's in the and equation he would like to see solved. >> i want to help out the qualified immigrants reach the american dream. >> to learn more about students rising above go to kpix.com .

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this next story is truly amazing and is a story of perseverance and football and a

modesto teenager who did not let a serious illness, cancer or setback, losing his eyesight , stop him from taking the field how he is overcoming the major hurd. > arng scoring a running touchdown for the modesto raiders. he says for him, this is just the beginning. >> we will see how far it can go. >> he has had big dreams the big plays but is seven he lost his battle in a fight with retinal cancer. >> once he got healthy, he still wanted to play. >> his dad worried about his son playing a contact sport with no site. but he was determined and started asking coaches if they would let him play. it was a yes from the head coach. now with the plan, jason is in good hands, literally.

>> we practice. >> the teammates help guide him into position on the field and his dad directs him using a walkie-talkie and a speaker inside his helmet. >> after the play i may tell him to run to the right or watch out, someone is coming to hit you. >> his son may not always know the contact players coming he is always ready, listening and having a pulse on each play. >> i know my assignment and they know their assignments so it's all good >> qb one already with the big fan base. >> putting more touchdowns on the board and carrying no fear with the message for future qbs , let nothing stop you. that was marissa perlman reporting. if you're going to the 49ers

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between the buildings and spread to both and they believe it may have started in the rv separately a fire in the home and police were seen taking a person into custody there. northern california families celebrating their safe return from afghanistan. they were about to travel back to u.s. when they got trapped during the taliban takeover and the state department eventually helped to get them out. the team is heading to montana to investigate an amtrak derailment. seven cars jumped the track and one ended up on his side. three people were killed and multiple others hurt. tonight the 49ers played before the home fans. they already have two road wins as they prepare to take on green bay at lehigh stadium. they are proud to announce the news cast, join alan martin tomorrow after the drew barrymore show. the 3:00 pm news followed by the cbs evening news.

a great start to the day you know it's great when even the tri-valley waking up under the marine layer. we have all got it. sunshine as we get into the afternoon today with daytime highs relatively cool. going into the low 70s for daytime highs and we keep the temperatures in the mid 60s for much of the rest of the bay and there is rain coming to northern california, just not any measurable rain. this is monday and we will get to the very beneficial rain on the last game of for the northern third of the state. here at home it will be clouds and cooler temperatures, the forecast shows you cool numbers as do the inland valleys of the east bay. thank you for joining us. cbs sunday morning with jane pauley is next here on kpix 5.

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