>> 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. >> enough rain on sunday monday.

. when we get to the sunday forecast got both of those daysr first alert days. it will be more beneficial than anything % rain we will get but it will bea decent amount of rain for septe. up to an inch for the bay area.y will get more and southbay would southbay would get less. we cane can generalize and say about an inch and it will focus on sundad monday. the wet roadways will be be the biggest impact. there will be brief downpours. isolated thunderstorms on monday monday and there will be gusty . slick road water onwaon roadwaye been clogged. we haven't had rain for quite a while. you will will likely get some local ponding on roadways but that's the worst of it. more than anytg else, this will be beneficial r. beneficial rain. sunday and monday are the two days. i will show you specific rainfall totals coming up in the complete complete forecast. but saturday is fine. upper 50s now. daytimes

in the upper 70s. a few clouds. it won't rain today but it will get greasy this afternoon near the water. more on that in the complete first alert forecast it a bit. > >> the rain will be the heaviest heaviest in the north bay and that is good news for fire danger. it will not solve everyg but firefighters and people living in that area will take whatever they can get. wilson wr wilson walker talk to people in santa rosa. >> a couple days ago we had the earthquake and it deafly gave us us a shake. two in a row. a little bit of everything up her. >> reporter: we ran into at travis as he was working on his home and the first time we met , met him, he was just glad it wal here. >> we thought the fire would come down and i thought the water would help stop it from coming in the house. >> reporter: >> reporter: the glass fire burned within a half-mile in ths in this lock and almost 2 yearsr

years later things have changed. changed. >> a lot of us are just cleaning cleaning up the property. theses these trees were over the house. and so we cut this way back. >> >> reporter: with rain coming for the freshly shortened trees and the new gutter guards. >> we are delighted to have the rain come. especially with the amount of rain expecting in the northbay this is great news especially coming out of the heat wave. how dry things have been. >> reporter: in the midst of a severe worsening drought, it is a rare fortunate break especially on the heels of the heat wave and moving into the winter season. >> the rain is 100% beneficial. but it doesn't put an end to the the fire season and a drought. we need back-to-back systems toe through the area to really reduce the risk for the remaindr of the year here.

>> that was wilson walker repor. walker reporting. in tahoe, the wins will get here before the rain does. that could whip up the flames of the mosquito fire. mosquito fire. the rain when it, will help but too much too quicy could trigger mudslides. >> when you have wind it causes erratic fire behavior. we don't want the rain to dump all at once. that is something that is very serious and a safety hazard. the dirt will turn into mud. you can imagine the track vehicles will even have a hard time getting into those areas. t is not the cure-all and it will not put the fire out. >> despite >> despite the rain got most ofe evacuation orders over the mosquito fire will stay in effect. containment is still at 20% this morning. > >> the rain could also cause problems for pg&e. we will have more on that coming up. be sureo stay with us at kpix.com and cbs cbs news bay area all you your

long. > >> an eight-year-old boy is a and several young people are in the hospital after an accident on friday. in san jose, a third-grader was hit and killed while crossing the street on his his way to school. jacob was ine crosswalk with his babysitter when an suv turned into him on front of horrified onlookers. >> >> i heard a big screen and a rn around the building and i came t came out and i saw the little boiling down with his head downn blood. >> i have a six-year-old who gos to school and i can just imagine imagine the pain for the family. they just send their little baby to school and he's not coming back. > >> police say that drivers a local tax attorney but they do not think that drugs or alcohol were factors in the crash. > >> in antioch, three children were among five people hurt in a a two-car crest on the neighbord street. one car was trying to make a left turn and a second car tried to maneuver around it

and the kids were walking when e when the cars careened into the. into them. >> near the front tire he was facedown and not breathing. the other was in the bushes in front front of the house and then on the side of the house, the little girl was under the bushes. >> two of the kids are hurt badly and had to be airlifted to to the hospital. the other three other three victims were taken by ambulance. no word yet on their current conditions. > >> nearby in oakland, a motorcyclist was hit and killed by a heart train after crashing onto the tracks. bart said the writer hit a barrier wall and thrown on the tracks between 19th and macarthur. the crash hd crash happened after 4:00 and caused major delays in all directions. > >> in daly city two adults and two kids were hurt when a balcony broke loose on the side of their home. they were taken o the hospital but are expected to expected to be okay. > >> in oakland, several homes among 580 were in ruins after a

grass fire erupted alongside them yesterday knew. it happened happened in the 35th and mark ar boulevards at around 2:15. you can see how close that bar was to the freeway. for homes on quigley word damaged or destroy. or destroyed. >> i was at work and my daughter daughter called me and told me that there is a fire and i merey got my things and got on the freeway and drove here from ple. from pleasanton. and i was in disbelief. it was a really difficult drive. >> the good news is none of the people living in that area were hurt but one fire fire sufferedt related injuries. >> coming up, governor newsom and florida governor engage in a in a war of words over the forced movement of migrants. ant everyone is looking forward to this weekend's rain. why a goode good cause headaches for pg&e

>> welcome back. it is now 7:10. now 7:10. nine migrants from benzo layout is down from secular. they were flown from . told thn from detention to a a >>it realtroubling ing shed a >> governor newsom is challengig is challenging florida's ron des over migrant bus and. newsom

called out desantis for busing s out of the state to martha's vineyard could we have more on the growing war of words between between the two governors. >> what ron desantis is doing is is a disgrace. it is almost mons and i say that not lightly. i say that white thoughtfully. he has got kids. i have kids. you saw those young girls with backpacks no older than his chin and my children being used as pl pawns. now he's using it to fund fund raise. >> reporter: newsom is calling on the feds to investigate think think the act could be criminal. criminal. >> so the governor of california california sent a letter to the doj saying you need to prosecute to prosecute texas and florida governors and all i can say is k his hair gel is interfering with interfering with his brain

function. >> reporter: the california governor fired back in a tweet, clearly you are struggling and d and busy playing politics with people's lives. since you only have one overriding need, attention. let's take this up and debate. i will bring my hair hair gel and you bring your hairspray and bring your time before election day. this week newsom put up 18 billboards advg billboards advertising california's abortion services enacted abortion restrictions. experts say cali's that position him for a greater political stage. >> he is at the ready. he's letting everyone know that if anything goes wrong with kamala harris or biden that they have l a presidential ready governor in in the great state of californi. of california. > >> earlier this summer, newsom began airing ads on fox news ang and targeting desantis and telling floridians that freedoms under attack in your state. the florida governors campaign respd by attacking newsom's record. > >> pg&e said it's getting ready for the ring. you remember the t

time we saw a storm come through, it triggered a lot of outages and pull fires because there was so much dust and dirtt had accumulated on power lines between rainfall that turned ino mud and shorted them out. pg&e say it's ready to mobilize as soon as any issues come up. > >> let's talk about the timing of how the storm will play out. the first thing you will notice it gets breezy today. but the rn will not get here until tomorrow. widespread rain on suy and will look at that in more detail coming up in one second. the first here is saturday. wind turns on today near the water. if you're in the city are along the coastline you will notice the breeze pick up stronger than than the last few days. watch ot watch out different that wendy is on sunday and the direction will change. i sunday afternoon, the streamlines are showing a g southerly wind. this will be fet a lot more if you're downwind of downwind of any mountains wheree winds are racing over them frome south. in the santa clara valley valley you will feel that more

on sunday than most locations. y valleys will feel more as well. santa rosa with 40 mile an hour gas coming out of the south. so let's get into the rain. looking looking at the rain of futurecast you can see the storm storm getting organized off the coast. now you have that beautiful system pulling into a tap of moisture from the pacific. there is a week to mode to moderate atmospheric river. you look at it this way now youe the narrow ribbon of water vapog into the storm. that's why the system will have better ring to work with. looking at futurecas, you can see the cold front as well. that's the organize line of rain on sunday morning. that arrives in the northbay and watch the cold front sweeping across the entire bay area across the day. by late morning it's working its way through thh bay. that's when we see the widespread area of steady rain d to clear the majority of the bay

bay and then we get into the second phase of the system which which is more spotty, isolated, hit and miss pop-up showers. some of those will come as thun. as thunderstorms. that is the second half of sunday into monday. that goes on for that whole period of time. it doesn't doesn't rain for the whole period of time but the possibility is always for the nt shower to move in on again and f again. and there will be totals that make the system look impressive. the steady rain of sunday followed by showers late sunday and monday that gives us 1.5 inches of rain in the north. the northbay. about three quarters of an inch of rain for the city. none of these numbersk numbers break records but well above average for this time of year. when we look at the penina the peninsula and south bay andt bay the total range is half an h an inch but those numbers go back and forth. the totals were lower in the south bay then the. the northbay. daytime highs tod.

highs today. relatively comfort. relatively comfortable. today the only thing you notice is thg the leading edge of the system with a bit of a breeze in the afternoon. saturday is fine. suy fine. sunday you have to plan a rain. the 49ers game will get rained on. at the game between the dodgers and the giants with a wet field and there might be delays with that. the two first alert days are sunday and monday. because of the items wed we spotlighted. there will be eh rain to impact roadways. you wil have slick surfaces and there could be some ponding of water on the roadways and then brief downpours on sunday. that's what what we are trying to draw your attention to on those two first alert days. >> looking at the wider map, did did i notice at the highest elevations in the sierra that maybe the rain will turn to snow? >> about 6000-7000 feet and with and with a september system like

like this is may be sometimes when that snow falls, that it will be gone by the end of the week. maybe light snow out of this up there. > >> today people across california will pitching to clean up the states many beautiful beaches. it's the 38tl coastal cleanup day. for one ser citizen in berkeley beach cleanups are a weekly habit. we see why. >> reporter: is that the berkeley beach you go to? elsa has lived in the berkeley hills with her husband for nearly 50 . 50 years. a few years ago, she was looking to do something new and meaningful. on social media, media, she heard about a grandmother in england who cleaned her local beach for a y. a year. >> i thought that's interestingi love to pick up trash. maybe i

could pick up trash for a year. >> reporter: so alpha began weekly visits 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 beeg it now for about four and half years now. >> reporter: the 82-year-old says the habit has opened her eyes. >> i was surprised that once i started taking things up, how does anybody leave this down here? i noticed there were more things to pick up. every time you bend over you see a straw and you bend over to pick it up and then you see five other little pieces of plastic. >> reporter: how are you feeling feeling about the amount of what of what you are finding? >> it's discouraging to think so so many people are so careless with the trash that they drop is a walk along. >> reporter: people want to join

join her but mostly she choosesa solo mission. >> when i am by myself i am much much more aware of my environment around me. i listeno the sound of the water and the sound of the word. i look at ths like little plastic lids or something that i am walking by. >> reporter: on this day she fod a hardhat and a shoe in 15 minutes. most days she hauls oua out a grocery bag full of recyc. of recyclables. and some treasures in the trash. >> i had a friend with a new grandchild and i found a very cute plastic giraffe and the baby loved drafts so it was her favorite thing for a while. >> reporter: from sandals to hed to heart-shaped rocks to mystery mystery skeletons. >> i think it helps focus your d to look for something. >> reporter: the weekly beach cleanups have become one of elss favorite things. she can exercise and care for her environment. >> doing a little bit won't make won't make all the difference in

in the world but it gives you pleasure that you are doing something. you are not doing nothing. >> reporter: and for elsa, that means everything. in berkeley, kpix 5. > >> coming up in sports, a 49ers player is weighing in on cal bear football and their big matchup with notre dame. and speaking of the 49ers, tight end george kiddle back to the practice field. the question nos now becomes will he be playing in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just 39 dollars a month. with no contract. and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest reliable network. from the company that powers more businesses

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>> let's start with the positive. 49ers tight and george george kiddle practice yesterday practice yesterday since the first time from separating an injury. he is a gametime decision for sunday's game agait seattle and you have to think that the wet field will be a pol a potential factor. the 49ers are extending a player they hope hope to use as little as possible. hunter mitch has agreed to a four-year extension

that will keep him in santa claa three 2026. this according to espn. the extension is worth up to $13 million. >> college football. is set to face notre dame in south bend ia bend indiana. the first meeting between the bears and the irish in 55 years. for notre dame, it's an ugly start to the season. the irish began the year the year ranked in the top fivet are off to a 0-2 start. the 49ers offense of lineman and iris alum says watch out cal caught the irish are angry. >> as much respect for the bare area that have we have to take t take it to them. cal has to be d be vanquished this weekend. >> oracle >> oracle park has not seen a giants victory over the dodgers in nearly 3 months. three more chances for a win. the lessers against the dodgers this season and it can't come soon enough. pitcher logan webb was the only joint to pick up a win against a against la but not last night. d night. third inning trey tuner puts it and left center. a basic

cody belanger scores. a three run inning to put the dodgers ad 4-0. finals that for run baseball. giants hitters gave him nothing. dodgers shut out te giants with a 5-0 victory. the oakland a's are ready to not see first place astros for another r or so. houston's alvarez gets his own highlight for this one.e homered in the first and now ine third, that's two thus far. 2-0 houston. fifth inning albers. it it was put on a-t. gone the second it left the bat. a three run home run game for albers. me albers. meanwhile the oakland a's had three hits tonight. the astros win a 5-0. >> at silverado and napa, the sd round of the pga fortnight championship former cal bear ben ben with his chip off the green rosen for an eagle. tied for third heading into the weekend.s chasing fellow cal alum max. his

his approach shot a number one is a thing of beauty. it lanes right next to the whole and tapt in for birdie. 12 under tied with the lead for former masters former masters champ. >> no players hit 700 homers since barry bonds. albert is getting close. that is number 68 against the reds last night. albert is racing retirement ands under 20 games left before he is he is calling it quits and he ns he needs two homeruns to become the fourth player in history to reach the 700 club. and what do you do if you get two 699 and the season ends. you got to com. that sports. have a great day, . day, everyone. > >> coming up, thousands of people line up in chile whether to view the casket of queen elizabeth. a report from london and details on what the royal family is doing today. >> california got new laws aimet

aimed at tackling climate change. what the governor signed signed in yesterday's visit to the area. here's a

>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. > >> welcome back. thank you for joining us. let's start this half hour with a quick check on the weather.

>> we have two first alert weatr alert weather days coming our way on sunday and monday. widespread rain but it will be beneficial rain. since it's up to an inch, we will get more than that in some places. but in in general about an inch of rain rain coming. impacts. wet roadw. wet roadways. the roadways wille slick monday and sunday both. ad brief downpours coming on monday on monday in particular with isolated thunderstorms and gusty gusty wind on sunday from it as the cold front come through. we will break this down coming up in the complete first alert for. alert forecast. but those are the headlines for sunday and mo. and monday. you will see where the rain will fall. a few showers on tuesday but sunday ad monday are really the days. in terms of saturday, nothing major. a bit cloudy and a little little breezy in the afternoon t nothing too intense. upper fifth fifth these now and for daytime highs today, we will stay below.

only going to the upper 70s. breezy in the new. in the after. the afternoon. > >> a little after 2:00 p.m. in . in london. mourners are lining up to see the queen wind lying in state. a live online tracker shows the line tracking more than two miles. mourners will have to wait more than 16 hours. security is tight across london london as world leaders and dignitaries begin to arrive for the funeral on monday. the queen's grandchildren are planning a special tribute tonight at the king's request. remaking charles and his siblins stood watch friday night over te coffin of their mother queen elizabeth. in a long-held royal tradition called the vigil of the princes. >> they are amazing to be standing in front of her like t. like that. remake the king has

asked william, the new prince os along with his brother prince harry and their six cousins to also stand vigil at their grandmother's coffin tonight. near windsor castle, in the cover of darkness, a few mourners got a preview of mondas military procession for the queens burial. >> it's quite emotional. i think it will be on the day really quite momentous. remake securities unlike anything like the united kingdom has ever seen. police tackled this rollerblade or who skated too close to king charles conway could not only is law enforcement having to protect the dozens of dignitaries comino london, they are also having to monitor the tens of thousands of of mourners who are waiting in line as long as 25 hours to pay their respects. >> i felt compelled to be here. had to be here. she served so f. >> it's a once in a lifetime thing so i figured i would have to do it. they think you're crazy for doing it?

>> they thought i would be crazy crazy not to because it's a oncn a lifetime lines, they say it's worth the wait to witness history up close. > >> tonight king charles and the queen concert will hold a recepn for other foreign leaders at buckingham palace palace. you can see live coverage on monday that start early at 2:30 a.m. our time on kpix 5. he is a livk at grace cathedral in san francisco. if you are not awake for monday's, the cathedral wilt a rebroadcast of the services a0 a.m. > >> uber says its services are back to normal after a hacker breach the company's network did did they say the loan hacker gad hacker gained access on thursday thursday by posing as a colleague in tricking an employe to surrendering their credentials. from there they wee able to locate passwords that were granted the suspect add my own level access. they say

there's no evidence the hacker got away with sensitive user da. > >> more californians are looking looking for work than they weret month. the latest jobs report shows the state gained just under 20,000 jobs in august. that's about one third of the monthly average over the past y. the unemployment rate rose >>california is among 34 statesd by the biden and miss ration ton a national ev charging network for the first new stations could stations could be up and running running by next summer. the final goal is to add 1 million new charging points on 53,000 miles of freeway on coast-to-coast. > >> is a very agreed to pay $8 million over environmental viol. environmental violations. the settlement was announced on friday after investigators found investigators found the grocery store chain failed to maintain underground gas tanks properly.

in addition to payments, safeway safeway agreed to make the necessary improvements to their system. > >> governor newsom just signed a signed a set of climate bills backed by a $54 billion investm. billion investment. the legislation aims to cut the states oil and gas sharply over the next two decades. the goal is a 95% reduction in use of fossil fuels a 60% cut in air pn air pollution. it supposed to create 4 million jobs and put at $13 billion into the electric vehicldu > >> a live look at the white hou. white house. president biden met met with family members of two u.s. citizens currently imprisoned in russia. wnba stary griner insecurity executive paul paul whelan. it's the first time time the president spoke in person with the wife of brittney of brittney griner and the sister of paul whelan. they met separate lakes discussing how his administration is working te to free their loved ones from russian detention. >> we put forward a proposal to russia. we are looking at additional steps to take to makt

clear that countries that engage engage in these practices will pay a price. > >> the u.s. reportedly offered s russian arms dealer in a prisoner swap. the biden demonstration use the same channels early this year to free free marine trevor reed. the doj doj is now appealing a judge's decision to allow a special masr to review materials that the fdi fdi sees for mar-a-lago, the doj doj said there review will impede their investigation. we have details from the white hou. white house.rekesamy retired judge from new york has been appointed to serve as the independent arbiter or special master who will review documents documents seized from former prt donald trump's florida home in august. >> it will be someone, he's excellent and has a good reputation. a little slow. which which might matter but barry a d judge. micu is district judge raymond deary will have until nr 30 to look through the more than

more than 11,000 records accordg to the court order which says te says the judge should prioritize prioritize the documents markeds classified. >> whether or not a document isd is a relevant. it's a question of mishandling national security security information even if they have been declassified. remake the doj is still fightine courts decision to block its access to the documents pending the review. it puts the investin on hold. an appeal would be heard by the 11th circuit court of appeals where six of the 11 judges were appointed by former president trump. that could also also be a favorable judicial audience for him. trip in a radio interview had a warning if warning if he is indicted. >> i think you would have problems in this country the likes of which perhaps we have never seen before. i don't thine people of the united states would stand for it. >> inviting them up to return to to the streets is exactly what happened on january 6. remake lawmakers are concerned about ae of threats against officers since the search at trumps flora

trumps florida residents. > >> judge deary scheduled a conference with lawyers next week at the federal courthouse in brooklyn. former president trump will have to pay the entire cost of t■he real ecausee former president is the person who made their request for a special master. > >> tonight in the season premiee of former 48 hours. former olrickte wascharged with attempted murder a maleamd shifting strategies as they are trying and insanity defense. he claims he doesn't remember anything about the crime. he says the woman who was shot used used social media to push him to him to the breaking point. she said she was upset because she was not he was not giving her the attention that she felt she deserved and was paying for. >> what is so interesting about this story is it really puts social media on wine bullying

under a microscope. the question question viewers will ask as thy watch this our is can social mea social media be used as a weapo. a weapon. > >> you can learn more about thee by watching the report on 48 hos 48 hours at 10:00 p.m. here on kpix 5. >> still had caltrain is trying to transfer from diesel to eleka to elekt

>> caltrain is taking another sp this weekend towards electrifyig its trains and its transit sess. transit session. construction crews will install a new signal system making software updates and testing gates all of the crossings in san mateo and burning game. drivers can expece expect five-minute delays. it wl take place between 1:00 and eight p.m. today and tomorrow. e tomorrow. the project is supposed to be completed by 202. by 2024. > >> we are now less than 24 hours hours away from the start of

this rain. let's dig into the pc the pacific details. you can see can see the storm developing off off the coast. within the next 2 hours, it starts to take on a cc design where you have the low right off the coast. long trailg long trailing line of water vapor getting pulled into it from a weak atmospheric river. let's look at that. there's a bright color of blue showing the the narrow region of higher cons of water vapor that are gettingd into the storm which is white this will have good rainfall tos for late september. not breaking breaking any records but well above average for late september. and very beneficial. it will come in very manageable amounts. let's time it out. looking at the timing here as we we get into tomorrow morning, ts is sunday. that's when the leading edge of the cold front s to move across the bay area.

northbay will get it first. look look at this organized line. this is the phase of the storm being driven in by the cold front that gives us the most widespread continuous rain. the more noticeable steady rain. it comes through the first part of sunday. it takes until late morning before that line clears the south bay. everybody gets it gets it through the morning on sunday. in the second half of the day and then we enter the nt phase. that is the isolated showers. the occasional pop up thunderstorms here. there will be a lot of thunderstorms with this but there would be some. you will get brief downpours if you happen to get one of those. but it will be on-again off-again. because of that there there will be more time from the the second half of sunday through monday when you're not g rained on then when you are. but are. but there will always be a possibility for the next shower to move in. the chance goes on again off again. when you take h of these phases of the storm, the steady rain from sunday morning with the i started thuns from sunday afternoon, you added added up and now you have pretty pretty good totals. an inch and a half of rain for the northbay showing up by the time we are

finished getting into late tuesday. coming down to the golden gate and southward, about about a quarter inch of rain in the city and the latest numbers have an optimistic half inch of rain coming into the south bay. that might be high but it's pose still at this point. no, you get get less totals here with a storm like this. it's usually the northbay that gets the best numbers and the rain tends to tail off as you go southward and and get a little rain shadow in the santa clara valley and farther inland. as far as saturday goes, it gets breezy this afternoon. temperatures will stay below average. only the mid to upper 70s for the daytime highs. watch the screen light not on saturday at noon. that's the only impact on us today. a little breezy. look how how different the wind will be on sunday. the screen will get brighter and the direction of the wind has shifted and that by afternoon, those are southerly . sunday gets a bit windy. this is is why we have got two first

alert days on here. there was eh rain with this that the roads will be slick. you might even get bonding of wander on roadways. it will impact travel. travel. and then the occasional downpour on monday from the spoc the sporadic isolated thunderstorm which is the reason reason why we have a first alert day on monday. it will clear ot clear out and by the second half next week it will warm up. >> the rain is gone by tuesday but a chance of a sprinkle here or th? >> if the system slows down enough that we could still have some left over showers on tuesday. that's why we still have a chance. the bulk of this is sunday and monday. > >> a foster city man has lived a lived a life of service for decades. he has led a number of nonprofits from the easter seals seals to peninsula volunteers. but it's his most recent accomplishment that makes him this week's jefferson award win. award winner.

>> reporter: bart created a drive-through pantry to give away free groceries and ensure no one goes hungry. >> what drives me seeing how much help we can bring to so very many people who really need need it. >> reporter: bart has led samaritan house for the last eight years as ceo bringing food, shelter and healthcare to more than 22,000 people in san o county. he expanded the 48-year-old nonprofit reach in the pandemic and it's tripled its homeless shelter space and served twice as many working families with groceries and hot meals. >> one is we are taking care of hungry but the other is we are also alleviating food insecurity. so that people are not frightened every day about how they will feed their childrn their children and how they wilp food on the table so they can go go on working and go on with life. remit bart help people like jesus who lost two construn two construction jobs in the early covid-19 days. samaritan house food pantry and rental ast

rental assistant kept him and hs three kids fed and housed. >> a huge help for not just me but for everybody and a lot of people i know were crying sometimes because they had no or no other way to get food. >> bart has compassion. >> reporter: the passport president said that what makes t makes bart an effective leader. >> he built a very strong leadership team within samaritan samaritan house. but he also is out here with the clients and able to really understand their needs. >> you have to debone it. no bo. no bones. >> reporter: bart admits his des of service had an unlikely start. >> i tell the story that i began began as a volunteer because i d a date with a young woman in

college. and she chose where we were going to go and she took me took me to a place she was volunteering at and i got the buzz. >> reporter:'s commitment to the the community group inspired by mentors over the years and staff staff and volunteers today. >> i am so proud of who they are are and they make me a better person. take now he is ready to retire and create on a differen. >> i have been painting for ove0 years. >> reporter: so were serving working families to samaritan house this week's jefferson awad in the bay area goes to bart. > >> bart is a licensed marriage and family therapist and bring mental health services to the health clinics at samaritan house. he will pick his replacement before he retires predinner term he's planning to spend more time with his wife of of 46 years and his three kids and four rankings. you can nominate a local hero for a jefferson award for the form is on our website at kpix.com/hero. kpix.com/hero. we will be rightk right back derek.

>> sherry papini the reading minder who faked her own candidate will face her fate on monday. a federal judge will dee how long she was spent behind bars. her attorney say she should just spend one month behind bars with the seven months of intense supervision. at the u.s. attorney said she should spend the entire eight months in federal custody. they also say that they are concerned are concerned that outside of ct papini continues to tell the sty of being kidnapped. that is in t contradiction to her sworn statement before the court. >> regardless of whether the det the defendant attorneys are asking for a sentence in the u.s. attorneys are asking for sentence, the judge can sentence sentence her up to the maximum. > >> a sentencing document by hers

argued that at this point she has suffered enough good > >> a judge has delayed a decisin on whether to revoke the probation of former ghost ship master tenant probation officer say 53-year-old derek kept weapons at his ukiah home including bullets. felons cannot legally possess ammunition. the the judge wants to hold a hearig before making a decision on the case. he was released last year on good behavior and time server reaching a plea deal in the 201e that killed 36 people. > >> as we celebrate hispanic heritage month, we introduce you you to one of the people responsible for a local recognized all over the world. the apple logo. kpix mary lee spoke to the artist about how his mexican heritage shape to he he is today. >> reporter: we are in cupertint one of the buildings and apple and of course everywhere you

look you see the apple logo. we sat down with the artist to first drew this iconic logo. he is also a proud immigrant from mexico city. walking into carloz david art studio in san jose is like entering into his own personal museum. >> instantly it has to say that is an apple. >> reporter: this legendary logs is most famous work of art. carlos drew the apple logo when he was a young art director with director with a marketing firm regis mckenna in the 1970s. before computer graphics even existed, the artist themselves had to drop everything by hand. it was carlos final sketch that became the iconic apple logo. >> >> to actually draw that freehand with curves and circle templates and t-square's. but it it is perfect. >> reporter: while he has been honored by his peers and his community and inducted into the

mexican-american hall of fame, most people have no idea one of the most recognized logos in thd the world was drawn by the veryd very hand of carlos. he believes he believes it is because latinos have often lived in thes the shadows and the artists havr been perceived as professionalst art is his passion and calling and carlos has dedicated his life to his craft. >> >> reporter: he says the pride he has is in his accomplishments connected to those who believed into them like his aunts. carlos brought us here to the mexican heritage plaza where he worked y worked closely with talented art art students in san jose. hoping hoping to inspire the next genen next generation to imagine the possibilities and dreams just like his family did for him. carlos says the mural represents represents the heritage of their their bloodline from the spanish

spanish culture and the indigenous culture with the middle panel depicting the blending of both. carlos is incredibly proud of this mural. he says this is his culture and working with the next generatioo not only teach them but to take pride in their history. he saids is a fabric of who they are. at the mexican heritage plaza in san jose, mary lee kpix 5. > >> has your pet put on a few pos few poundsy that if yomo then yr then your will too. we have more. >> reporter: 11-month-old cooper has tons of energy. it takes at for his owner to keep up with him. >> he is very highly energetic and we go out minimum three times per day with an hour and a a half per act. >> reporter: when connor exercis cooper exercises with him. >> we run side-by-side and go until we are tired. >> reporter: dog owners that are are more active have more active

more active dogs. with more pets pets putting on pounds, preachers say that is a good thing. >> obesity and companion animals animals in the long-term can lead to detrimental health impacts such as cardiac disease, and mobility issues. >> reporter: obesity is a growing problem for pets. the association for pet obesity prevention is made more than 100 100 million dogs or cats and th. the u.s. are overweight or obese. sydney from the university offered this new international study that looked at dog owners living in france, germany, uk and canada and in the u.s. >> we are hoping the results from this study encourage pet owners and veterinarians to promote both exercise and dietary habits that it has been shown in humans as well that both together and combination are more successful in terms of weight loss than either one on its own. >> reporter: connor tries to keep cooper at a healthy weight with diet and exercise. >> you want to make sure they live a nice healthy life and no vet bills and you want your dogs dogs to be happy. >> reporter: a healthy dog is a

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brings the second phase of this weather maker which is isolated showers and maybe brief downpou. brief downpours. both of those will have impact. more than anyg else, this will be beneficial rain. this is a good news storye roads will be slick on sunday and there could be ponding of water on the roadways where thee are some clogged gutters and a bit windy on sunday afternoon. >> thank you for watching kpix 5 5 news this morning. the news cs all day on cbs news bay area and area and we will be righ

narrator: today on "lucky dog"... a one-year-old lab mix can't wait to get out of the shelter. rashi: boomer is a large dog and he's full of energy. he's getting overlooked at the shelter. narrator: and a couple from california hopes to rescue a dog that will become their son's best friend. eric: how big? you tell me when to stop. kenji: stop. eric: this big? kenji: yeah. eric: that's a big dog. okay. narrator: but before boomer can go home with his new adopters, he'll need to break some bad habits. eric: even though it's play for him, it's not comfortable for human skin. yes. good job boomer. [music]