liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. some of the most common side effects include injection-site reactions, fever, and tiredness. if you switch to cabenuva, attend all treatment appointments. ready to treat your hiv in a different way? ask your doctor about every-other-month cabenuva. with every-other-month cabenuva, i'm good to go. > >> california crack down on a ce a crime that takes just secondso pull off the left of catalytic .

how our state is making it hardr it harder for thieves to cash in on the catalytics. > >> new efforts underway to clear out a homeless encampment. how soon cal trans wants the job d. > >> and we are one hour away from what sounds a lot like a movie plot. why nasa is up there in space, trying to crash an asteroid. good afternoon everybody, happy monday to yous you. let's begin with the crackdown on catalytic converter thefts. the governor gavin newsom does and so do the thieves. signing two new bills to try to stop them in their tracks. converters reduce harmful emissions and improve vehicle efficiency, right? but get this, last year more than 18,000 of them were reported stolen in our state alone. that was triple the year before, moe before, more than 14 times the number of thefts in 2019. it takes just seconds for a thief to jump onto your car and swipe that little unit. but often it takes weeks, thousands of dollars for you, the consumer, to replace one.

>> it's shocking, you know whati know what i mean? you don't think that things will happen n will happen in front of your house or your home. it was just a few feet away from me. >> the first bill requires the r the converter recyclers to keep the records about the vehicle parts and where they came fromo from. also prohibits recyclers from buying the parts from someone other than the commercial enterprise or even the vehicle's owner. senate bills ban senate converters from buying the used converter other than specified sellers oe unit. they told us while they'rd to leave, they think cal trans e everybody plenty of time to makr

arrangements. >> they have a very good plan tt to ratchet up the pressure slow. up the pressure slowly. and so if you don't get the message to go on, then it's not together. >> posing the safety risk, hoping to again out. about 300 people in total live there, soe live there, some telling us they are opting to keep them down ty ahead of the clean up efforts. > >> if you're traveling through o through sfo today or know somebody who is, you might want to bring your own coffee or own food. about a thousand airport food workers are on strike. it's a part of unite local 2. y 2. they staff 84 food and beverage outlets. the union says most members will make around $17 and haven't had a

raise since 2018. their complaint? they can't afford the bay area cost of living. and that is unsustainable, and just wrong. our frustration had over. >> reporter: airport officials y officials say a few food outlets are still open with the limited staffing and the strike does not affect news stands where you could grab grab-and-go food. > >> trent williams has a high ane high ankle sprain. he'll likely be sidelined four to six weeks because of this. and then linebacker aziz has a sprained mcl. he'll be out in two months. according to head coach kyle shanahan. these injuries e injuries came along with the disappointing loss to the denvr the denver broncos. and vern glenn reports the niners came up short in a big defensive ba. in a big defensive battle.

>> and we had one clean drive wh clean drive with the points of it and other than that, the de, the defense, they really kept ns that game. but just overall, a sloppy day. >> and we will execute and do tt on third downs and the turnoverd the turnovers and the safety. th safety. tough to win football games. >> with the red and gold reportm vern glenn. > >> all right, let's talk your my now. a disappointing start to the week for wall street. the w street. the dow fell into a bare market losing 329 points. nasdq points. nasdaq dropped 65. s&p lost 38. > >> all right, if you've had to e to drive anywhere recently, youw you know gas prices are up agai. prices are up again. at this

station in burlingame, it was $5.39 a gallon if you paid cash. and then the price goes p from there. we went out, got a little bit of a sampling for you of prices we are seeing. $8 seeing. $5.78 in solano county.6 county. $5.96 in alameda countyn county. san mateo county, $6.07d $6.07. and then up in marin, $6.09. so we went looking for answers. we would talk to aaa official about the factors that are driving up the costs. >> and in california, we have ws have what's called oil refineryd refinery turnaround season is. w is. now is the time they're taken offline for maintenance d for inspection. and the same time that's happening, other refineries have had unexpected maintenance. that means supply, which is to keep up with deman. to keep up with demand. >> john trainor says other facts to drive up gas and oil prices, hurricane season. then had the east coast is bracing for it. t it. right now hurricane ian is g is baring down on cuba. > >> it's expected to get stronger in the gulf of mexico before

slamming into florida near tampa midweek. president joe biden and florida's governor declared a state of emergency.y evacuations are underway in some of the low lying areas surrounding tampa bay. >> this is like a wall of waterg water coming in. it will come in very rapidly. , very powerfull. very rapidly. , very powerfully. their foundation. uses off of >> florida officials have been g been urging all residents to stock up on essentials. they're doing that. in fact at this grocery store, look at that, that's fort myers. cases of bottled waters were grabbed and rushed out of the store in seconds. right now look at that. the scientists are out. e out. hurricane hunters with thec administration or noaa are all over that storm. they're gatheg storm. they're gathering data, o all of us can understand what'sg what's happening and watching it. > >> all right, to california now, where latino business owners just gathered to do some valuae some valuable networking. the attitude conference featured he

featured high-profile speakers including former president bark president barack obama. jocelyn moran reports as this comes as we recognize hispanic heritageh here on kpix. >> reporter: from gloria stefonn thursday. >> i'm excited to see obama. >> reporter: to the 44th presidt 44th president of the united states, barack obama. these are just a few famous speakers that showed support and took part in q&as at the latitude networking conference. >> get those connections, take e take those glasses, and really e really advance here. no better place than latitude, you know.t know. it is just an amazing org. the founders started something y something very special. >> reporter: allowing the othery other minority professionals tok to network and meet with other , other politicians, ceos, and other hundreds of influential latinos. >> this is what i call a part oe of the new mainstreaming econom. 21st century america. and it is

accounting for a lot of companies that sell to consume, to consumers, probably 70% of the net sales growth of most c. >> reporter: while many listenen listened in on different panelst encourage minorities to aim fort for important leadership roles,s roles, thousands of others waited all morning on sunday to sit front row in obama's confe. front row in obama's conference. the discussion, moderator gary who is the co-founder of the event, asked the former presidt former president to what actions do they need to take to close it? obama says it starts by adg by addressing there is an enormous disparity between minorities and white americansa americans. obama was asked aboun about immigration reform and why there hasn't been a current che current change in the immigration policy of the coun. obama responded by saying certan political opponents were not op. latitude is the largest event ie in the u.s. that focuses on the new mainstream economy driven

by the latino community. accorg community. according to organizers and their recent report, they say they received thousands of registered participants. jocelyn moran, kpix 5. > >> and we continue to bring youl you special reports for hispanie hispanic heritage month this week and on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area. area. > >> still ahead normally nasa tas nasa talks about landings, but this time they're talking about a crash. how the space agency says it is an effort to protect our planet. > >> plus we take you inside thisc this artistic sanctuary in san . what is it? it's become a creative home to thousands ovee years. > >> and in the forecast, hope yoe hope you've been enjoying summer in september. that's what we've got out there. the marine layer is creeping back in tonight. so much of this, we might get some mist out of it for parts of tht of the coast tomorrow. we'll talk about what this

kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30.

> >> nasa is trying something thas something that's real. scientiss will try to slam a spaceship into an asteroid. we will all be watching what happens next.s all in the name of something cad something called planetary defe. here are some of nasa's animati. the asteroid is nearly a millios million miles away from all of us. nasa's dart spacecraft will be flying about 14,000 miles ar miles an hour when it slams int. it's a small moon that's orbitig that's orbiting the asteroid. is asteroid. it's about the size of

your average pepsi machine. ime machine. imagine this. nasa says it will be like a bug crashing into an suv. the impact will not destroy this place if you wanted to know the name. nasa aims to nudge it off its course a little bit by as much as 10 minutes. >> trying to displace the aster, the asteroid, so we can maybe save humanity in a case that te object comes towards us u. this is a test to see how well we cn well we can do that and displace the asteroid and how much can e learn from this experiment to dt do it when had the time comes and an asteroid comes towards us to move it. >> all right, you might be worrd be worried from what you heard . but they say the odds of the asd of the asteroid hitting the earth would devastate the impact and they're remote. if it happens, the consequences wl consequences will be extreme. >> we don't have any right now t now that are a true threat and

none that we know of right nowe now. we're still looking, finding as many asteroids as we can. we are impacting with dart, which is about 1.5 socce, soccer fields, football fields across. and so yes, the chances are not big, but the moon doese craters. this is an opportunity to do something about it. we're smart enough to send the spacet out there and displace things, so we should be testing it, making sure we can protect ourselves. >> and along with that test, wee we hope to get a good look at ts mission. the italian space agencies are doing that to keep up as well as the hubble and the webb space telescopes. good luck up there. > >> all right, a san francisco wn francisco woman uses pieces of metal to create eye catching

sculptures. shannon mccauley caught up with the artist at hunter's point. >> reporter: this is anderson, l a metal sculptor in san francis. but her journey wasn't forgotte. >> i was more of a mold maker ad a painter. and then my had late husband, i met him. he was an art car artist. he would make these amazing animals, turn cas into anything. and so he taughte taught me to weld. >> reporter: when dean and her , her husband, fellow artist relocated, they found a makers space in hunt hadder's point. e hadder's point. since tom's passing in 2009, she has contid she has continued to come to the box shop to work on her sculptures. here is what she's working on right now. the box p box shop has been open for 19 years. it has been a creative e creative home for thousands of artists in the bay area.

>> all right. >> today, she's working on someg on something special. it's a departure from her body of work. with this tree, she has e more of a teacher and a collabo, a collaborator, bringing new life to an old piece of art. >> i made that raven a long tim. it sat since 2012 i believe. >> the collaborators would rangm range from 14-year-old novices to seasoned artists who have never worked with metal befores metal before. it's a symbol of the unique artistic sanctuary d exchanging san francisco. >> it's an amazing community. people, they have so much advice. everyone, they can teah someone something. >> reporter: in hunter's point, shannon mccauley, kpix 5. > >> all right, a time for our fit our first look at forecast witht with meteorologist darren peck in for paul. yesterday, nice and sunny today. a little cozy in the weather? >> yes, it is basically sunny rt sunny right now in terms of how

the marine layer is built back in and cool us way down. huge differences from where we stard we started this weekend on satu, on saturday, where we finish on. where we finish on sunday. and about 15 to 17 degrees from one day to the next some of this ig is coming in through the golden gate. you can see that classic. looe gh livem top the sesforc e ower,ng us where that is. that's what the last hour of this has looked like. that's a beautiful display of an onshe an onshore flow. we're all going to be covered by that tonight.h tonight. much more widespread even here in san jose. you woke up gray. by the time we would t would get to tonight, the clouds will probably be inland for thy as well. probably here in conco. it will keep everybody really cl really cool in terms of keeping the temperatures even for some

places below average for late . places below average for late s. places below average for late s. places below average for late s. places below average for late s. places below average for late s. places below average for late s. places below average for late s. places below average for late se and the number right now in sa, only 65. 71 would be the averag. this is the time of the year whn it is suppose to be sunny and warm in the city and it is much more like summer right now. you can see how it plays out tonig, out tonight, there goes the clouds. tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m., trivalley is covered. we'll probably see it inland for concord as well. cey well. certainly the north bay valleys will have it. it will be so thick along the coast, probably going to get some mist out of it. not a lot. you coul. a lot. you could measure. but maybe some light mist. if that's your morning commute to, commute tomorrow, plan on maybe having the windshield wipers in this stuff tomorrow morning. mg lows down into the upper 50s. de highs tomorrow staying cool. upper 70s, 79 for san jose. tht jose. that is right on the markr mark for an average daytime high for this time of the year. redd year. redwood city at 77, hayward 73. numbers for the ind the inland east bay valley is also right on the mark for dayh mid-80s. but it's cooler than average over here. because it's a stronger onshore influence. e

getting more of that gray and fg you typically would in late sep. that's why it's the mid to uppes upper 60s instead of the lower . but as soon as you go inland, st inland, sweet spot, mid-70s, the low to mid-80s when we check in on mendocino and lake county. y county. seven-day forecast would show us the pattern pretty much holds, going all the way through it. san jose, they might warm up a bit on friday, you know, mid to upper 80s. wel probably see that play out as well for the warmest inland eat inland east bay valleys as you'll warm up by friday. you'l friday. you'll cool back downgoing into next weekend. al weekend. all right, reid, back to you. >> thanks. > >> coming up, a new record for n for john cena. nothing to do with life on the silver screen or wrestling. we'll let you know what it is coming up. > >> be sure to join us every weekday for the new live newsct live newscast over on our sisten sister station kbcw and streaming on cbs news bay area. area. > >> and then we are where you are at all times. find us on pluto tv, channel 397 and on any platform. all row have to do ie is use

> >> all right, football fans, ria football fans, rihanna is this year's super bowl half time headliner. the nfl and the singer both confirmed that news. back in 2019, rihanna declined an offer to perform in the half time show out of solidarity with colin kaepernick and his national anthem protest. super bowl lvii

is scheduled for february 12 in glendale, arizona. > >> actor and wrestling super str super star john cena just addedr added another record to his belt, the world record for most wishes granted through the makh foundation. and a lot to suspect. > >> still ahead, the 49er here fm here from northern california, giving back to the community. u the community. you can see how he's focused on helping the yog people thrive. > >> coming up, hundreds of thouss of thousands are ordered to evae to evacuate as hurricane ian bas ian barrels through the caribbean towards florida. thet florida. the latest tonight on when and where it could make

llight coming up at 5:00, it's at 5:00, it's a lot more to be d be introduced to the next genern of mariachi. ryan roby. we'll have more at 5:00. > >> armstead is giving a shout ot giving a shout out to one of the community groups who are out hg their neighbors. and he has worked with that group to provide youth in sacramento where he's from with academic opportunities. he says they will do the same thing in san . same thing in san francisco. we'll retweet that. that's it for kpix 5 news at 3:00. cbs

evening news is next. we're back with more local news at 5. more local news at 5:00. as always, we'll be streaming 24/7 on cbs news bay area. have a gt afternoon t there.

kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30.

>> o'donnell: tonight, florida braces for what could be a monster storm, as m hurricane in strengthens and takes aim i at the sunshine state. hundreds of thousands told to evacuate. store shelves empty, people fight over bottled water as tampa prepares for its worst hurricane in 100 years. omar villafranca is in florida tonight and we'll have the storm's track. russian revolt, the long lines of men trying to escape vladimir putin's draft, while the u.s. warns of catastrophic consequences if russia uses nuclear weapons. debora patta is in kyiv with president zelenskyy. brett favre fallout -- the new questions tonight about the hall

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