>> a rarity this weekend. rain in the forecast but not everyone's looking for. and friday was a day for sears and tragic accident around the bay a from a balcony collapse to crashes involving children. and the governor says the way his fa counterpart is treating immigras treating immigrants is disgraceful. we have the latest on the worn words between these. these two. >> thanks for joining us. this weekend's rain could result in the wettest september that the bay area has seen in decades. in decades. in context, it's still not a lot of rain but we need ey drop. rainfall totals will range range up to two inches. for more more on all this let's check in with darren. >> let's start out with the

headline. widespread beneficiar. that's a good way to come away with a quick synopsis of what we expecting. we can handle this ad we will get up to an inch and some of the north bay committees committees and probably less frm the city and southward. but that but that is spread over two days. that's good rain. it's been about 30 years since we han had gotten that much rain in se. in september. it's probably won't break or tie records for sunday or monday. but the main impact will be wet roadways. this is the kind of rain that will get slick roads bay area wide. there will be brief downps brief downpours and some isolated thunderstorms. those are more likely on monday. the rain that we get on sunday, which is when we will get a steadier rainfall, shouldn't have the instability to allow for thunderstorms. but by monda, by monday, likely that does bece part of the story. we will look at this storm in its entirety coming up in the first alert forecast. in terms of saturday, it won't rain today. temperatures in the upper 50s now. we look at today's daytime

highs and the complete seven-dat seven-day forecast in a minute. >> the rain will likely be the heaviest in the north bay and that's good news for fire danger. it won't solve everything. firefighters and people living in that area will take what ever they can get. kpix wilson waltzed walker talk to people in santa rosa. >> we had an earthquake and gave and gave us a shake. a little bt of everything here. remember we ran into pat travis as he was working on his home and of the t time we met him he was just glad glad it was still here. >> the fire was going to come at i thought and maybe the water would stop it from coming in th. >> the glass. burned within a half block of here in two yearsr things have changed. >> a lot of us are cleaning up the property. these trees were

over the house. and so we cut this way back. >> with rain coming for the freshly shortened trees and new gutter guards, that is wonderfu. wonderful news. we are delighted delighted to have the rain come. come. >> especially with the amount of of rain we are expecting in the north bay, this is great news. especially coming out of the heat wave and just how dry thins have been.severeening t, a a rare fortunate break especially on the heels of the heat wave and moving into the wind seasis% unofficial. we will take it but it doesn't put an end to the fire season ad a drought. we need back-to-back systems to come through the area to reduce the risk for the remainder of the year here. >> that was wilson walker reporting. moving to the tahoe area, the winds will rhyme use before the rain does. that could blame the mosquito fire. but

too much too quickly could trigger mudslides in that area. >> when you have wind it causes erratic fire behavior. we don't want the rain to dump all at once. one or two inches is a safety hazard. the dirt will turn into mud. you can imagine even the track vehicles will have a hard time getting into te areas and it's not a cure-all. t will not put the fire out. >> the cruise stress that despite the rain that most of the vacuum and arrows areas near near the mosquito fire will stan effect. containment is only at 20%. >> the rain could cause problems problems for png. more than that that coming up. sit with us at m and on the cbs news bay area for for the first alert coverage throughout the weekend. >> an eight-year-old boy is dead dead and several other young people are in the hospital after after an accident friday around the bay area. in santa fe, a third grader was hit and killed

while crossing the street on his his way to school. the eight-year-old was in a crosswalk with his babysitter when an suv turned into them in for in front of horrified onloo. horrified onlookers. >> i heard a big scream going on. help. i ran around the builg and i came out and i saw the lie boy laying down with his head in in blood. >> i have a six-year-old who goes to school and i can imagine pain of the family. they just sent their baby to school and he he got hit. >> police said the drivers and local tax attorney. they do not believe drugs or alcohol were a fact her. >> in antioch, three juveniles were hit in a two-car crash on a a neighborhood street. a car was was trying to make a left turn when an oncoming ready chevy trk tried to serve around it. young people were walking when the car

car screamed into them. >> i saw him near the front tire tire and face down and wasn't bg wasn't breathing too good and the other was in the bushes in t of the house. on the side of the of the house the little girl wah the bushes. >> two of the kids were hurt so badly they had to be airlifted and the other big rooms were transported ambience. so far no update on their conditions. >> nearby in oakland, a motorcyclist was hit and killed by a bar train after crashing onto the tracks. bart said the r was hit on some wall and thrown onto the tracks. it happened shortly after 4:00 p.m. causing a major delay in all directions. in daly city two adults and two two kids were hurt when a balcony broke loose on the side of the home. they were taken to the hospital to be checked out t they are expected to be okay. >> back in oakland, several homes along8 along 58 580 were in ruins after after a grass fire erupted. havr the 35th and macarthur boulevard boulevard at about 2:15 p.m. yon

see how close that fire was to the freeway. at least four homes homes on quigley street were damaged or destroyed. firefights gain control of the fire shortly shortly after 3:00. >> i was at work and my daughter daughter called me and told me that there is a fire and i merely got my things and got on the freeway and drove here from pleasanton. and i was in disbel. in disbelief. it was a really difficult drive. >> no residents were hurt but one fire fire suffered a related related injury. >> coming up the california governor and the florida governr florida governor engage in a war war of words over the forced move of migrants. and not everye is looking forward to this weeks rain and white could cause headache

>> come back. nine migrants from from benzo have touched down ino flown in from texas. a volunteer volunteer with an organization that helps find resources says they told her that they were taken from detention to a sheltr and then to a plane with no explanation. >> it is really troubling that people are being shuffled around shuffled around this way without without thought for what is going to happen next. >> the california governor is challenging governor desantis.

more on the growing war of words words between governors. >> what ron desantis is doing is is a disgrace. it's almost monss almost monstrous and i say that not lightly. i say that thoughtfully. he has got kids. i i have kids. you saw those young young girls with backpacks no older than his children and my n my children being used as political pawns. now he's usingt to fund raise. >> reporter: newsom is calling on the feds to invest in gait saying the act could be crimina. be criminal. >> the governor of california sent a letter to the department of justice saying you need to pe to prosecute texas and florida s and all i can say is, i think his hair gel is interfering with with his brain function. >> reporter: the california governor fired back in a tweet, clearly you are

are struggling, distracted and busy playing politics with peops lives. did you only have one overriding need, attention, let's take this up in debate. i will bring my hair gel and you g your hairspray your name the tie before election day. this week newsom also put up 18 billboards 18 billboards advertising california's abortion services. in seven red states that enacted abortion restrictions. california governor's is making moves for a greater political stage. >> he's at the ready and letting letting everyone know if anythig goes wrong with camelot kamala harris or biden they have a presidential ready governor in the great state of california. >> earlier this summer newsom began airing ads on fox news targeting desantis and telling s that freedom is under attack in your state. the florida governors campaign responded by attacking newsom's record. >> png is says it's getting ready for the rain. the last time we saw a storm came through, it triggered some fires fires and outages because so

much dust and dirt had accumulated on power lines betwn rainfalls. it turned into mud and shorted them out. pg&e sayss ready to mobilize as soon as any any issues come up. >> let's get caught up on the f. we start out by taking a look outside live this morning. it's going to be a bit cloudy today and breezy but the rain doesn't get here until tomorrow. howevee wind will be the leading factort we notice first from this change this change in the weather. let me show you how that will play . play out. we start out today ane onshore wind turns on in the af. the afternoon. it goes through the evening. watch how different different sunday's. the wind din shifts and the intensity picks p and those will be stronger southerly winds the time we geto sunday in the afternoon as a cold front is weeping its way as the bayer. it gets breezy but not bad enough for a wind advis. now the rain. there is the storm. you see the cloud sitting sitting right off the coast. the the futurecast is able to

resolve out the arrival of the n as it turns into a well organized system off the coast. you can track the atmospheric rr atmospheric river showing up on the water vapor imagery. that shows us that this will have the the additional element of a weak weak to moderate atmospheric river which means better rainfall totals than typical for typical for this time of year. not record breaking but well above average for late september. so tomorrow morning in the predawn hours, we see the see the leading edge of the rain arrived in the north bay. we cn track where the cold front is on on that. that is the well organized line of widespread rain. it won't be like that for two days. this is the phase of the storm actually brings the widespread consistent rain for just about everybody at the same the same time. the cold front should watch it sweep across thy area. by the time i get to sunday morning, that line is now now exiting the south bay. once

we get past that line into sunday afternoon, it turns into more scattered on-again off-again showers. throughout sy and into monday and by the time we get to tuesday, we still have have a few left over showers. but tuesday things should begin quieting down. he was in the 70 forecast got there is a chance of rain on tuesday. if you add it all up, sunday and mondays rn in total, we are looking at about an inch and a half for the the north bay in general and when you look at the south bay or from the city suffered got you see the city gets three quas inch of rain. let's pull out some peninsula, east bay and south bay numbers. san jose getting a half inch of rain. livermore close to that. is bay communities doing the same. that same. that is the trend you seen most storms like this where the north bay gets noticeably more and the santa clara county and tri-valley gets less. daytime hs daytime highs in the mid to

upper 70s. remember the story of story of the wind. it will be breezy this afternoon. but noticeably windier tomorrow ande is a 70 forecast with our two first alert weather days. sunday sunday and monday. for the reass outlined at the top of the newscast. widespread rain that will impact roadways. we will get minor localized ponding of water on road days and slick roads. there will be if you isolated thunderstorms mixed in on monday. and those two factors factors have been responsible for sunday and monday needing the first alert status so nobody nobody gets caught offguard by that. and for the rest of it, there is a bit of a warm-up coming our way. daytime ties for for the inland valleys will warm will warm up again near 90 with sunshine. we get a nice taste of of a fall weather system and then it's back into india summer. >> last year we got heavy rainsy and then a long dry spell. does this only rain give us any indication of what the winter will look like? >> unfortunately no. the one

thing that does give us an indication for winter is a in the equatorial pacific which tilts the odds to a drier than averagr here. that's the best information we have for winter . winter now. >> today people across california will volunteer to cln up the states many beautiful beaches. it's the 38th annual cl cleanup day. but for one senior citizen in berkeley got beach cs are already a weekly habit. here's why. remake elsa elsa ha the berkeley hills with her husband for nearly 50 years. a few years ago she was looking to looking to do something new and. and meaningful. on social media, media, she heard about a grandmother in england who cleaned her local beach for a yr a year. >> i thought that's interesting. interesting. i love to pick up .

up trash. maybe i could pick uph for a year. >> reporter: so elsa began weekly treks to the beach. cleaning up at the berkeley marina and beyond for two hours at a time. the retired cal berkeley graduate assistant found it fulfilling. >> a year went by and i thought this is still fun so i have been been doing now for 4 1/2 years . years now. >> reporter: the 82-year-old says the habit has opened her e. i was surprised that once i stad i started picking things up, how up, how would anybody leave this leave this down here. i noticed more things to be picked up. every time you bend over you see see a straw and you bend over to to pick up a straw and then you see five other little pieces ofc of plastic. >>are you feelg abo withtrash at they drop it as jo e soloissi. mfucre aware

to the sound of the water and the sound of the birds. and i look at the things, plastic lids lids and something, that i'm wag by. >> reporter: on the say she foud a hard hat and issue in 15 minutes. most days she holds out out a grocery bag full of recyc. of recyclables. and some treasures in the trash. >> i have a friend who had a new a new grandchild and i found a y cute plastic giraffe and the baby love giraffe so it was her favorite thing for a while. >> reporter: from sand dollars to heart-shapd to heart-shaped rocks to mystery mystery skeletons. >> it helps focus your mind to e looking for something. remake the weekly beach cleanups have become one of elsa's favorite things. she can exercise and care for her environment.

>> doing a little bit won't make make all the difference in the world but it gives you pleasure that you are doing something. you are not doing nothing. >> reporter: and for elsa, thats everything. in berkeley, tpx kpix >> in sports, the 49ers, type in in george kittle back to the practice field. the question nos if so what do you think? we're prepared to offer cash. when you get great deals at denny's... $5.99. you'll start to expect great deals everywhere. new all-day diner deals starting at $5.99. 10 deal-icious meals. only at denny's. ♪hefty, hefty, hefty!♪ whoa... [john cena sniffs] how do they get these things to smell so good? ♪hefty, hefty...♪ ♪hefty, hefty, hefty!♪ must be magic. hefty® ultra strong™ with fabuloso® scent.

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are hoping to use as little pos. little possible. the punter hasd to an extension that will keep him in san francisco until 2026. 2026. the extension is worth up to 13 men dollars. college foot. college football. cal is set toe notre dame in south bend, india. the first meeting between the bs and the irish in 55 years. for e dame, and ugly start to the sea. the irish began the year rankedn the top five but are up to 0-2 start. 49ers offense of linemand irish alum says watch out cal, the irish are angry. >> is much respect i have for the bay area, we got to take it to them. cal has to be vanquished from south bend this weekend. >> oracle park has not seen a giants victory over the dodgers in nearly 3 months. three more chances for a win. last series against the dodgers this season and it can't come soon enough. e enough. the pitcher logan webb picked up a win against la but

not last night. third inning trey turner puts it in left-center. that's a base hit. cody belanger scores. the 831 inning to put the dodgers had 4-0. webs finals that in for ru. run baseball. giants hitters gave him nestling. dr. shut out the giants with a five-zero victory. the oakland a's are ready to see that not first placeáfor a year or so. houston gets his own highlight for this. he homered in the first and now in the third that's two thus far. 2-0 houston. 50 evening alz evening alvarez. that was put on on a tee. gone the second it left the bat. a three home run game for the hours. meanwhile the oakland a's had three hits. astros win 5-0. >> silverado and nap a second round of the pj championship ye. championship yesterday. former cal bear rolls it in for an eag.

he's tied for third heading into into the weekend. he's chasing w cal alum max. his approach shot on number one, a thing of beaut. of beauty. it lands right next to the hole and tapped it in fo. holmes is 12 under. >> baseball. no players hit 700 homers since barry bonds. but albert is almost there. he is gg is getting close. that's number 698 against the reds last nightt night. albert is racing retirement. he has under 20 games left before he is calling it quits and he needs two homeruns to become the fourth player in history to reach the 700 club. what do you do if you get two 699 in the season ends. you got to come back. that's sports. have a great day. >> coming up, thousands of people line up in chile whether to view the casket from queen elizabeth. a

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ith a iccheck the weher. >> i >> i will begin with thadd days beneficiald mo beneficial rain coming to the entire bay area. we could get an an inch or more in the north bay bay and less in the south bay. an inch is a good target for a generalized amount of rain coming to the bay area. it wille with some brief downpours. therl be wet roadways and it will be wet enough to get ponding on roadways. certainly slick surfas slick surfaces sunday and monday. plan for that. gusty winds will be a factor on sunda. you can see where the rainfall will be focused primarily on sunday monday with some showers on tuesday. we will go into a lot more detail coming up. we will look at the system as it cs it comes on shore and time it out and look at specific rainfall totals for your part of of the bay. but it is not raining today. temperatures in the upper 50s now. as far as

saturday is concerned, we will warm up to the upper 70s today. sunshine and a bit of a breeze this afternoon. >> it is a little after 2:00 london time and mourners have bn waiting to pay respect and to queen elizabeth as she lies in e in state. thousands huddled in line overnight in chilly condit. chilly conditions.to for about r terry okada joins us outside wer abilene westminster abbey. >> reporter: on monday, yes. good afternoon. the world knows her as the queen but they know her simply as granny. tonight fr about 50 minutes, the young roys young royals are going to standn stand in quiet reverence aroundr around her just as their parent. parents did. king charles and hs

sibling stood watch friday night night the coffin of their mother in a long-held royal tradition called the vigil of the princes. the princes. >> they are amazing to be standing in front of their mothr like that. >> reporter: the king has asked william, the new prince of wales wales and his brother prince hay and their six cousins to also stand vigil at their grandmother's coffin tonight. near windsor castle, in the cover of darkness, a few mournes few mourners got a preview of monday's military procession for for the queen's burial. >> it's quite emotional. i think think itally quiteersecurity isg the uk has ever seen. police tackled this man who skated too close to king charles conroy. nt only is law enforcement protectg enforcement protecting

dignitaries coming to london, ty are also having to monitor the tens of thousands of mourners who are waiting in line as long as 25 hours to pay their respects. >> i felt compelled to be here and just had to be here. she served so faithfully. >> it's once in a lifetime thind i figured i had to do it. >> reporter: and they think you are crazy to do it? >> no, it's a once-in-a-lifetime a once-in-a-lifetime moment. meh moment. mech for the famous andy people who braved the massive l, they say it's worth the wait to witness history up close. what a a treat for some of those people people online. a couple hours a, hours ago, king charles and prince william were driving by. they hopped out of the car and greeted a lot of the people who have been waiting for hours just just to see the queen's coffin.t has been that kind of a week of this week. a lot of mixed emotions of highs and expectations for the new king and a lot of sadness for the late queen. >> terry, this isn't just a time a time of mourning. in a couplef hours king charles is hosting

foreign leaders at buckingham pe buckingham palace, right? >> reporter: they are. there wil be a big reception at buckinghae for a lot of foreign kings and . they will be rubbing shoulders.y are part of a huge delegation ot 500 or i should say 500 heads oe as well as dignitaries who will be here for the funeral. they include president and mrs. biden. the emperor of japan andr and other prime ministers and presidents as well. >> you can see live coverage of the queen's funeral on monday starting at 2:30 a.m. our time here on kpix. a live look at grace cathedral in san francisco. if you are not awake for monday's futile, the cathedral will host a rebroadcast of the services. >> uber say it's back to normal after a hacker breached the company's network. they say the loan hacker gained access on thy

posting as a colleague and tricking a employee to surrounding their conditions. they could locate passwords that that granted the suspect admin level access. but the company said there's no evidence that the hacker got away with any sensitive user data. >> more californians are looking are looking for work than they were last month. the latest jobs jobs report said the state gaind state gained just under 20,000 s in august. that's about one third of the monthly average over the past year. the unemployment rose to 4.1%. >> calamari is among 34 percent states to join the ev charging network. the first new stations could be up and running by next summer. the final goal is to add add 1 million new charging points at one 53,000 miles of freeway from coast to coast. >> governor newsom inset signed a set of climate bills with a $54 billion investment. they want to cut the oil and gas use

sharply over the next two decades. the goal is 95% reduction of use of fossil fueld 60% cut in air pollution. it's d to create 4 million jobs and put put about $13 billion into the electric vehicle industry. >> a live look at the white hou. president biden met with familys of two u.s. citizens currently imprisoned in russia. wnba stare star me greiner and executive pl whelan. it's the first time the president spoke with their fami. their families. they met with him separately discussing how his administration is working to to free their loved ones from russian detention. >> we have given a proposal to russia. we are looking at additl steps to take to make it clear that they will pay a real price. >> the u.s. reportedly offered jailed russian arms dealer a prisoner swap. the biden and mre the same channels early this year to free marine trevor reed.

reed. >> the department of justice is appealing a decision to have a special master to review materials that the fbi sees from from mar-a-lago. the doj said the review will impede their in. their investigation. we have details from the white house. >> reporter: >> reporter: smi retired judge from new york has been appointed appointed to serve as the independent arbiter or special master who will review documentd from former president donald trs donald trump's home in august. >> if it's going to be someone, he is excellent and has a good reputation. a little slow but basically a solid judge. >> reporter: u.s. district judge judge raymond will have until nr 30th to look through more than 11,000 records according to the court order which also says the judge should prioritize the docs the documents marked as classified. >> whether or not a document is classified is a reveille. it's n of mishandling national security security information even if

they have been declassified. >> reporter: the doj is still fg the courts decision to lock the access to the documents pendinge review. this puts the investigation on hold. an appeal appeal would be heard by the 11th circuit court of appeals where six of the 11 judges wered by former president trump. >> that could also be a favorable judicial audience for him. >> reporter: trump in a radio interview thursday had a warning warning if he's indicted. >> i think you have problems in this country the likes of which perhaps we have never seen befo. i don't think the people of thed states would stand for. >> inviting the mob to return to to the streets is exactly what happened on january 6th. >> lawmakers are concerned about about a rising threats against law enforcement officer since the search at times residents. >> the judge has scheduled a coe a conference in brooklyn.entire

jus siump is a special mast premrefo olymreteis in court after he was charged with the attempted murder of a female a female student. his legal . the insanity defense. he claimse doesn't remember anything and ss the woman who was shot used social media to push him to hisl braking point. she said she was upset because he was not giving her the attention he felt she deserved and was paying for. >> what is so interesting about this story is that it really puts social media online bullyig online bullying under a microscope. i think the question the question viewers will ask as as they watch this our is, can social media be used as a weapo? a weapon? >> you can learn more about the case by watching the report on 48 hours here at 10:00 here on

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>> caltrans is taking another sp another step this weekend and its electrification project. construction crews will install a new signal system on the penia and making software updates and testing at the gates at all crossings in san mateo and burl. officials say the drivers could expect five-minute delays as they run test between one a.m. and eight a.m. today and tomorr. cal trend electrification projet electrification project is supposed to be pleaded by 2024. >> we are starting out saturdayg saturday morning gray. here's a live picture from above the tri. this is from dublin. low clouds but those will clear out and then the high clouds will come in for the rest of the day and n and then it will get breezy in the afternoon. and that is all that's happening today. it's tomorrow when the rain gets her. gets here. today you will tell

things are changing. clouds will will look more interesting and it will get breezy. let's talk about the wind on saturday. it l turn on in the afternoon but not not very strong. just like a big big seabreeze. will have gus near 30 in the city. that's noticeable but not out of the ordinary. the wind will be difft on sunday. watch how things cha. things change. you will see the screen take on a different shade shade of deep red and purple. and the wind will come from the. the south. that is the cold frot cold front and that is sunday a. we will be getting noticeable rain by that point. it will be a a bit windy with the rain. let's let's look at the timing on the. there is the big cloud shield heading our way and we watch that get better organized over the next 12 hours so that by the by the time we get to tomorrow at this time it's a beautiful shape system off the coast whics pulling a higher concentration f water vapor. see that right manda blue tells us that it has a week atmospheric river. bettel better rainfall totals as a

result. and that's what it looke tomorrow morning. we are still 24 hours away from the rain but tomorrow morning through the afternoon is when the widespread widespread rain moves over the e bay area. it will turn to spotty spotty showers by tomorrow afternoon and evening. and then from sunday afternoon all the way through monday, that period of time, it will be on-again off-again showers. plenty of time when you don't get rain. but the likelihood for another shower to develop and move in ad and monday. then that starts to add up. primarily it is the sunday morning raid that gives us some of the bigger totals. but the scattered showers throut showers throughout sunday second second half of the day and monday keep adding on. by the time we're done, we are looking at nearly 1.5 inches in the norh bay. three quarters of an inch in the city and the east bay ans for the peninsula, south and east bay hills and try valley all coming up to half inch of

rain. these numbers moved a bit over the last few are showing al a general downward trend in the expected amounts. but to be this close and still have the model showing half an inch of rain is a good sign that the streets will be wet. it's beneficial rain though more than anything . anything else. daytime highs today in the upper 70s. when we look at the seven day forecast,e are the first two first alert d. alert days. spotlighting sunday and monday as the days to be aware of the biggest impact primarily on the roads. by the e we get toward the second half of half of next week, we look at sunny skies and temperatures that will begin to warm back up and we will be back to the upper the upper 80s again with 20 of e by late next week. >> so the rain, is it spread evenly across sunday and monday or is one day heavier than the other. >> they will have a different

characteristic to it. the sunday sunday rain is more widespread and steady. the monday rain will rain will be more spotty and hit hit and miss showers. having said that, you could get heavier heavier rain on monday if you happen to be one of the locations that gets one of those of those cells right of you andn you could get a brief downpour which could be a highlight. it l be a mixed bag. >> if you want to get outside, today is the day to do it. >> eight degrees in the afternoon but dry. >> a foster city meant to servee committee for decades. he led a number of nonprofits from eastes to peninsula volunteers. but it's his most recent accomplishment that makes him this week's jefferson award win. award winner. remake bart created a drive-through pantry to give away free groceries and make sure no one goes hungry. >> >> what drives me saying how muh help we can bring to this people people that really need it. >> reporter: >> reporter: bart led samaritane

for the last eight years as ceo bringing emergency food, shelter shelter and healthcare to more than 22,000 people in san mateo county. he has expanded the 48-year-old nonprofit reach in e pandemic. it's tripled its homeless shelter space answers twice as many working families h groceries and hot meals. >> we are taking care of hungryt hungry but also alleviating food food insecurity. so that people aren't frightened every day about how they will feed their n their children and how to keep food on the table so they can go go on working and go on with life. >> reporter: heart helped people helped people like jesus who lost two construction jobs in the early covid-19 days. samaritan house food pantry and rental assistance kept him and s three kids bed and has. >> a huge help not just for me but for everybody. a lot of people i know were crying sometimes because they had no other way to get food.

>> bart has compassion. >> reporter: in the past presidt past president jay strauss says that's why bart is an effective leader. >> he built a strong leadership team within samaritan house but also is out here with the cliens the clients and able to really understand their needs. >> reporter: >> reporter: bart admits his decades of service had an unlikely start. >> actually i tell the story that i began as a volunteer bece i wanted to get a date with a young woman in college and she chose where we wanted to go and she took me to a place we were volunteering. >> reporter:'s commitment to the the committee grew. >> they make me a better person. >> reporter: now he is ready to retire and create on a different

different canvas. >> i have been painting for over for over 40 years. mexico servig mexico serving the working families, this week's jeffersond in the bay area goes to bart. > >> bart is a licensed marriage and family therapist. he helped bring mental health services to samaritan houses free health clinics. he will choose his sucr

>> the redding mother who faked her own kidnapping will find our feet on monday. a federal judgel judge will decide how much he ss behind bars. her lawyer said she said she should spend one month behind bars with seven months of of intense supervision. but u.s. u.s. attorney say she should spend the entire eight months in

in federal custody. they also say it is concerning that outside of court, papini tells the story of being kidnapped contrary to her sworn statement before the court. >> regardless of if the attorneys are asking for a sentence and the u.s. attorneyse asking for a sentence, the judge the judge can sentence her up to up to the maximum. >> a sentencing document by paps by papini's attorney argues that that at this point she has suffered enough. > >> a judge delayed the decisionn whether to revoke the probationf former ghost ship manager. probation say that there was weapons kept in the home includg home including bullets. phones t phones cannot legally possess ammunition. the judge wants to hold a hearing before making a decision on the case. he was released last year and good behr and time served after reaching a reaching a plea deal in the 2016 the 2016 fire that killed 36 pe. 36 people.

>> we are in cupertino at one oe of the buildings at apple and ee you look you see the apple logoe sat down with the artist who first drew this iconic logo. he is also a proud immigrant from mexico city. walking into carlos carlos prayer has david's video is like walking into his own personal museum. >> instantly it has to say that's an apple. >> reporter: this legendary logo legendary logo is his most famos work of art. carlos drew the apple logo when he was a young art direct with the marketing firm regis mckenna in the 1970s. 1970s. before computer graphics even existed, the artist themselves had to draw everything by hand. it was carlos final sketch that became the iconic apple logo. >> to actually draw that freehand with the curves and circle templates and t-square's. but it is perfect. we met while

has been honored by his peers and community and inducted into the mexican-american hall of fame, most people have no idea that one of the most recognized logos in the world was drawn bye very hand of carlos. he believes believes it is because latinos have often lived in the shadows and artists have never been perceived as professionals. but art is his passion and his calling and carlos has dedicated dedicated his life to his craft. craft. >> he says the pride he has in his accomplishments is connected connected to those who believed in him like his aunts. carlos brought us here to the mexican heritage plaza where he learned worked closely with talented art art students in san jose hoping to inspire the next generation to imagine the possibilities anm and dream. just like his family did for him. >> reporter: carlos is the mural

mural represents the heritage of of their bloodline from the spanish culture and the indigenous culture with the middle panel depicting the bleng of both. carlos is incredibly pd of this mural. he says this is his culture and working with the the next generation to not only teach them to take pride in their history. he said this is the fabric of who they are. > >>

>> there are two days in the seven day forecast that are highlighted as first alert days. alert days. sunday and monday. will get about an inch of rain in general across the bay area. some places over in the north bay and some less in the south bay. that's a good widespread rain that will have more benefil impact than anything else. because it will likely slow trac on sunday with steady rain and then again on monday where we could have read downpours associated with isolated thundes and maybe even some gusty winds. that makes both days something we want to spotlight to make sure you are aware of heading into that. we will come down next week and were backup to the the 80s with plenty of sunshine inland by the end of next week.

>> coming up, how people in the north bay are preparing for then in the forecast. and what it means for fire danger. and the political back and forth between between governor newsom and his republican counterpart in florida over the issue of immig. of immigration.

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>> live from the cbs bay area students, this is kpix 5 news. >> a rarity this weekend. rain in the forecast but not everybody is looking forward to the wet weekend. the problem it it could cause. >> friday was a day of serious and tragic accidents around they area from a balcony collapse, cs collapse, crashes involving children. and governor newsom sd the way his florida counterpart is treating immigrants is disgr. we will have the latest on the r of words between these two political heavyweights. >> did morning. it is saturday, september 17. this weekend's rain could result in the wetness wetness of timber the bayer has seen in decades. >>