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it happened. then jets, planes, and ships headed to the bay area, we've got you covered on the kickoff to fleet week. then the babe versus la, live at levi levi stadium, the 49ers get ready to take on the rams, i'm read callan, so, let's start with the party shooting in berkeley, where students are remembering two of their classmates who were lost over the weekend to gun violence. let's bring in and maka make, what we know about these young ? young men? >> they were brothers who went to berkeley high school and they they were at a birthday party in in north oakland when at least two people walked in and opened fire. here are the pictures, the the taller one, 17-year-old jesse sotelo garcia, a junior, the one in the right, a sophomore, two other people were were hurt, also students at berkeley high school. >> there are so many impacted by by this loss, these are someone's babies, these were the the friends of classmates, the students and colleagues of many. many. so i wanted to say that we we are grieving collectively.

>> >> the counselors were available available at multiple school sites across berkeley to help students process the tragedy. while the community grieves, the the investigation into exactly what happened saturday night continues. minutes ago oakland police said they do not believe the shooting was gang-related, but it could be tied to a fight that happened earlier at school. school. >> we know the individuals responsible for this can't enter enter the house and begin to sh, to shoot, specific people within within the house, they knew exactly the individuals that they were seeking to shoot. >> the police chief there so they are looking for 3 suspects and airbnb confirmed that this d this happened, in a statement they said the party was unauthorized, and the person who who booked it has been removed from their site. >> thank you so much, back in 2019, five people were killed at at a party and airbnb rental,

after that shooting the comedy changed their policies to ban party rentals, since those changes went into effect airbnb says reports of parties have dropped 44%. > >> hurricane ian, 82 people have have died in the storm and officials are saying that number number could go up. as the search for survivors continues today,okat this. destruction destruction seen for miles, right now in this picture, there's 600,000 people who when they go to turn on the electricity, le shriboats washe ashore, some people still stranded in homes surrounded by water. others are left wondering wondering how to move forward. >> i can't get out, and i prayed. that so i know how to do do is pray. >> from here on out we're just going to exist. >> i feel like we are existing. our life is right there. >> cbs news is partnering with red cross efforts to go to donate cbs news.com/red cross.

we also have our eye on puerto rico and the widespread damage from hurricane fiona. two weeks ago the category one storm left 3.2 million people in the dark and caused massive flooding. today, president joe biden visited the area and is promising more than $60 million of help to fix levees and flood walls, and he promises investments in roads, bridges, and of course the power grid that's been widely criticized. he says he wants to make sure it's built to last well people fire up their generators at the water's edge. thousands of people are still today without electricity, or to clean drinking water. >> is a sound we know all too well in the bay area, gives you a of pride. pride in our oummeet ek official kiofday, s d massive ships all making their y their way into the waters of

beautiful san francisco. the navy blue angels are a big highlight, we know that, they landed at oakland airport last night, and they will be a big part of the fleet week airshow this weekend, you'll see them between alcatraz and the beautiful and historic gate bridge, as part of their kickoff kickoff to their stay. the aquarium president is inviting visitors to watch the action this weekend since they will get get panoramic views of all of it, and he says, fleet week proud roots in our community. >> >> fleet week started in 1981 in in san francisco, and since then, that has become the standard across the country. >> lieutenant scott goossen, we thank you for your service, we know you were born in new york but raised in san francisco. he graduated from saint ignatius college prep in 2006 and flies the left wing of the blue angel

formation, and now lives in the central valley. we got a look at at one of the u.s. navy warships warships arriving for fleet week, look at that, which is coming under the bridge right there, uss princeton pulling into the bay. it's a ticonderoga ticonderoga class guided missile missile cruiser used to take on everything from submarines to aircraft. looking good. > >> are special fleet week coverage continues through the week on air and online, we've posted the link to the event schedule so you can feel part of of this community event on kpix5. >> thrighkn fleet week the rams and 49ers will be flying in, to run around for prco . th ina ntmothan restaura, w this family business represents an immigrant couples dream, and how their daughter worked really really hard to find a way to keep the restaurant alive.

permit beautiful weather starting off the first full week week of october, blue skies, onshore breeze keeping temperatures comfortable and a nice day tomorrow before

and gold report. >> we are couple of hours away from kickoff at levi stadium, you know what it is, a big rivalry games, rams versus niners, we know you're out there there ready, we saw you, look at at the line of cars there, waving the flag. expect some company if you are headed out there, and there kpix 5 vern glenn is there live, you can testify to that. >> absolutely, if you can't get up for this one, check your pulse. this rivalry, this rams 49ers i think has supplanted 49ers seahawks as far as a big deal, primarily because of the nfc championship game last january. we knew that the winner winner of this one was going to win the super bowl. that has stuck with jimmy ward all off-season for this one. you can

can bet that he's not alone. san san francisco will be seeking a little payback tonight. at levi stadium. >> we're not friends, we are not not cool. when we are on this field it's about business, it's about getting the job done. and when you mention the rams, they beat us in the big game. they wanted to shake hands and do all all that, we beat them twice during the season. like poor sports, but, i get it. i understand. we get to see them twice every year, that's the beauty of the sport. >> it was here on monday night, that the season for the 49ers turned right around, they were heavy underdogs, and the 49ers let them have it, on the way to a nice run into that nfc championship game. as far as regular seasons go, beating these guys six straight times, so let's hope that continues, and maybe that turns these forces around. the 49ers win,

everybody in the nfc west will have a record of 2-2. 5:15 kick, 5:15 kickoff, chin straps snapped tight, mouthpieces in. >> thank you so much, my friend. friend. dressing up the field once again. we will check back with you at 5:00. > >> new video over the levi stadium parking lot, a short time ago, there's our community, community, the birdseye view of the fans out there, so fun to see that. this afternoon we are introducing you to two fans, a brother and sister who say they are confident the niners are going to win against the rams. joslyn moran also found out why the team means so much to them personally. >> francisco vasquez has been the diehard 49ers fan in the family while growing up in san jose. >> since 1989. >> reporter: he never misses a home game. >> 24, 25. >> reporter: that's their tailgating spot with the faithful. >> my first jersey fresh off r

>> thought it was going to be come ouparking lot, have a hot dog and hamburger, maybe a drink and then hang out and leave. >> reporter: she realized it was was more, it was a family. >> you build memories, you're having a great time with family, family, friends, and now it's a ritual every home game i will be be here. >> reporter: now they go to home home and away games together. rain or shine, they are there, dressing up in niner gear for halloween. >> the niners have been there a lot. >> reporter: through some of the the harder times in life including the pandemic, they say say the team has helped them get get through it, even if it meant meant a few losses here and there. >> through thick and thin, crying and everything. >> reporter: and it's brought them closer. >> keeping him calm in angry moments, him telling me to calm down when i didn't think i was going to get angry. >> reporter: they met last week's loss against the broncos was disappointing. >> that's what it's been, through good games, not so good games, games lost by one point. >> reporter: faithful they will turn it around and take this one

one against the rams. >> they'll need a shoulder to cry on, and it won't be ours. >> >> reporter: kpix 5. >> thank you so much. now is your chance to recognize your favorite 49ers super fan, get your cell phone out and scan the the qr code on your screen to nominate members of the faithful. we will spend our time time highlighting super fans all all season long. we can't wait to get to know you better. > >> a lot of your posting pictures of your game day gear today. if you want to see yours on television, all you have to do is put it on twitter and use the #so we can find you, celebrate what you're doing out there. as we continue to celebrate hispanic heritage month, we take you to a family-owned restaurant in san francisco's mission district, serving up latin flavors for 2 decades. gianna franco shows us how a california organization helped the vasquez family keep their doors open. >> reporter: building a business business in america is something something many immigrant stream of. elizabeth vasquez works every day to keep that dream

alive as she runs her family business. >> a guy decided he wanted to open up a restaurant, which was his and my mom's dream. >> reporter: this is a restaurant on 24th street in san san francisco's mission district. >> our customers come in and i try to treat everyone like family, they see it. >> reporter: her for her parents parents are from mexico, they moved to the bay area in the late 60s and have called the mission district home ever since. and it's truly a family run business. >> basically it's myself, my husband, my dad, and my mom. >> reporter: with multiple generations chipping in, to prepare the restaurant each day to welcome customers. like many small businesses trying to stay afloat isn't always easy. in the the pandemic made it more difficult to keep the doors open. >> especially during covid, i saw that my mother and father invested their savings into this this place, and i told my husband, i can't let everything go down in flames. i said i have

have to do something to make it work. >> reporter: elizabeth had to get resourceful. and applied for for help through the california restaurant foundation resilience resilience fund. >> i didn't know, i saw it come up on a few things, but i didn't didn't know exactly where i had to go or what i had to do, and one of their zoom trainings all the information was on their. which was great. >> that was at no cost to you? >> reporter: this led to $3000 grant and year-round support services funded by wells fargo. >> when we are happy to see them them thriving, being a part of the neighborhood which is a very very lively, colorful neighborhood in san francisco. >> reporter: the opportunity making the biggest difference to to this mom of two. >> it works out good for us. >> reporter: she spent the last few years learning how to use social media to row her business business and connect with the community. >> everyone showed us love. they they came and thanks to all of our customers, our family, our community, we were able to stay

open and be here. >> reporter: and of course, to share her family's signature dishes. >> what is your favorite thing on the menu? hands down, you have to have it. >> i always tell my customers, it's to die for. >> reporter: filled with delicious latin flavors and made made by working together. as a family. gianna franco, kpix 5. >> one family, all right. > >> first alert weather and our eyes are to the skies for fleet week, here's first alert meteorologist. >> it's looking good, temperatures will warm up as we had through the week, while we see areas of fog living tonight, tonight, that fog isn't going to to be as much of a factor throughout the rest of the weekr average high temperatures in store for one more day tomorrow, tomorrow, then we will see a jump in temperatures from tuesday to wednesday, wednesday to thursday the hottest day looks like is going to be hot inland as we head toward the end end of the workweek, and into the second weekend in october. a

a look outside for levi stadium, stadium, in a couple hours we will be kicking off monday night night football, temperature in san jose 74 degrees, for monday night football, mid 60s now farther inland temperatures are around 80 degrees, which is warm warm but pleasantly warm. for this time of year. let's take a look at the detailed monday night forecast at 5:15 p.m., clear skies overhead temperatures are going to be in the mid-70s but if your seats are in the sunshine, it's going to feel warmer than 74 degrees, sunset is about the end of the first half, you shouldn't have to worry about feeling warmer than the air temperature as we get further into the game. first first pitch for the a's as they kick off the last series of the season against the los angeles angels of anaheim because the schedule says so, both teams have been eliminated, mid 60s for the first pitch wasn't really cool this evening across e ba we will sea fog spreading by early tomorrow morning making its way to the inland valley's to start the day day with low cloud cover, it won't last too long and around

the bay the fog should back up quickly, high cloud cover passing through throughout the day but i don't think it'll do anything more than filter the sunshine every once in a while. temperatures tonight dropping down to the 50s across the board board from 50 ohm of those in santa rosa by early tomorrow morning, 59 degrees in antioch to start tuesday, temperatures will be within a degree or two of average, for all parts of the the bay area, mid-60's along the the coast low to mid 70s around the bay temperatures inland, mostly topping out in the 80s almost 80 degrees in san jose, but you'll fall a degree short, low 80s for most of in parts of the north bay, mostly mid 80s e. e. of the golden gate when you get over the oakland hills farther inland in the east bay, the warm weather is in store, we we will see a jump in temperatures as we head toward late in the week and our days are off by two days, so that's wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, as we had through the rest of this evening, let's look at the seven seven day forecast, these numbers are correct, we will warm up a few degrees in san francisco, fleet week

festivities looking good, and the fog isn't going to be as much of a factor by wednesday, thursday, friday continuing into into the weekend, the warmest day will be close to 80 in oakland into the mid-80s in san jose for a few days which is six six or 7 degrees above average, and the hottest spots, no surprise there, inland in the east bay with low 90s in the forecast, thursday, friday, saturday before we coast down to to near normal temperatures by the beginning of next week. >> if you are planning a tropical vacations to the islands you want to know what's coming up, what you can no longer bring on your next trip to the hawaiian islands. > >> a reminder, join us every weekday for our new newscast at our sister station, kbcw. and streaming on cbs news bay area. > >> you can find us on pluto tv,

> >> heads up if you have plans to to visit the hawaiian islands, sunscreens are no longer allowed allowed on the islands. you're going to need reef safe sunscreen on maui and molokai. and on the big island of hawaii starting december 1, same rule applies. why are they doing this? it's meant to protect coral from the chemicals from certain types of some screen. if if you are going to the islands and those areas, made with zinc oxide or titanium dioxide are the ones that are allowed. in

case you forget to bring some, they will have dispensers at 20 of maui's popular beach locations. another vacation, peloton users will be able to keep up with her exercise routines while on trips, if they they stay at a hilton. two companies reached a deal to put pellet on bikes in hiltons 5400 hotels in the u.s., those are expected to be delivered within the next few weeks. some hiltons hiltons have the peloton products but those were brought by individual operators. > >> coming up, one of the bay area's shining athletes getting attention overseas. skills from our own steph curry when we come come back. > >> coming up on the cbs evening news, we sit down with the head of the cia,

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>> coming up 5:00, bay area, 19 floors up for fleet week, juliette goodrich takes you to the top of the mark to a window packed with a lot of stirring memories. we've heard and seen it before, the warriors a stowin then they are, he and klay thompson dominated the three-point contest in the nba games in japan. steph curry even even hit a no look shot, looking looking back to the stands, and made it look easy before changing spots. the warriors wrapped up two preseason wins in in japan against the washington wizards. the crowd goes wild like they do when they watch a paul heggen tell us what it's going to be like. >> nothing close to that, but nba season is here, it seems like it just ended.

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