>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix 5 news. >> >> cracking down on drugs in sentences over the latest plan.

> >> you are seeing gas prices go up day by day. plus, ship tours begin for fleet week. we are going to take you on board for a a sneak peek. we appreciate you joining us at 3:00. the crackdown of the dealing of drugs on our street. we cannot tolerate it a day longer. the mayor's plan. the scope of the , the issue, what is the plan? >> we will see the new strategies of it can make a dent dent in things. the mayor and the dr launching a series of plans aimed at marketat are ng it is a two prong approach. the city is getting more aggressivet aggressive about arresting and prosecuting drug dealers. they have made over 200 60 felony arrest for narcotics sales. phelan need drug charges are up.

up 95%. as far as drug users and and attics, officials say that they want to focus more and finding them help. in the past, 4500 people have been connected with addiction services. more tn more than 700 people died from overdoses in 2020. that was the all-time high. so far this year, year, they have seen nearly 400. >> we are not losing touch with the fact that san francisco is a compassionate and caring city. addiction is hard for anybody. i i am still optimistic area and because of the fact that all of us are working together. >> two days in they have been asked to review their policies and resources to send that to the board of resources committee one week from tomorrow. they have some homework. >> the work is cut out for them.

them. thank you so much. we learned that 12 of the deputies that have failed their exams are are going back to duty. meanwhile, activists start demanding accountability for all all of them. >> we need to know who those officers are that are resting and have been putting in that j. that jail. we need to know who those officers are so that we can know if they have been involved in shootings of our community members. >> they are asking for those officers to be fired. they want an investigation into the cases that those officers handle. they they are waiting to be retested. retested. the sheriff's office continues to stand behind the o. the officers. >> it is like we have hired a

bunch of psychopaths. we are trying to give opportunities to from our community that will go into their profession. >> that will violate the personnel records. a deputy was accused of a double homicide last month. we are monitoring the story. today, fire officials got a boost from congress to help them fight fire in their c. their communities. >> the wildfire threat is high. it is incumbent on all of us to take all of the steps that we can to protect our homes, but more importantly, all of our li. our lives. >> it is going to be divvied up between san bernardino and belmont and other rural areas of of that county. >

>> gas prices are going up agai. up again. this is a decision that can push them up even higher. the organization of petroleum in and exporting countries announced today that they have flashed oil production starting in november. the effe, the effect, it is going to drivp drive up the cost of gas right before the election. it includea saudi arabia and russia, for the the first time, in person since march of 2020. the white house calls this move shortsighted. here is where you are feeling the pain. bay area gas prices. that is where you are paying the the most. the lowest prices are in solano county. those prices are close to a dollar more. one dollar more than you are paying a month ago. two dollars more than you were paying a year ago. a bay area firefighting agency is adding some green to their fleet. they got two electric

trucks and that will be used ine in the training division and the the fire prevention bureau. > >> music that makes you stand a little taller. take a look at t. at this. this is your first hand hand look at the military ships visiting the bay this week. plue plus the coast guard cutter is over at pier 19. we are there, in case you cannot go. we are inside so you can get a look. this is a combat ship that protects us against coastal frets -- threats. >> after being out of the navy for almost 30 or 40 years, we cn see all of the new technology. the world war ii boats, there is a great way to see some new

high tech stuff. >> bring your family along, take take a friend. it docked in the bay earlier this week, she got a a taste of the teamwork that it takes to keep these things running and floating. you can meet the chef that has the tall order ee those people fed. people fed. >> reporter: it is mealtime on e on the war room. he has been leading a culinary team for about six months. >> potatoes, potato wedges, green beans. just give it to he. to her. >> reporter: the ship is bringing hundreds of marines for for fleet week. including the navy officers that are on board. >> right now, we have about 500.

500 people. including marines. >> reporter: that is 1500 meals per day. >> it is tedious. especially me. especially mentally. it is not for the week. >> reporter: she was born in ghana where her mother and grandmother taught her how to c. to cook. >> we season it and then we marinated a little bit. and then then we cook it. >> she is a long way from home, she keeps her passion alive both both in and out of the galley. >> sometimes, i want to come to work, do my job, and then leave, leave, but i can't. even taking care of my shipmates. i'm going to go the extra mile. i go the

extra mile for my ship mates. >> >> reporter: you can tasted in her food. the ride that she has in her ship, and her story. >> my mom would say, i am proud of you. everybody tells me that. i wish that i could do more as a person. >> reporter: lauren thoms, kpix. kpix 5. >> you forget that it takes real real people to keep it afloat. we also posted a link to the event schedule. > >> history made on the newest launch into space. the first four native americans in the connection right here in northern california. they do not not lead much get past them. the the strength of the 49 defense.

> >> temperatures today are warmer warmer than we were on tuesday, at least for more stuff the bay area. right around the golden gate, it

naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30.

>> more reasons to be proud that that we live here. first it is the nobel prize in physics and then be bay area is home to another recipient of -- she made made strides in click chemistry

and biochemistry. she was specifically involved in the latter two, the ones that are harder to say. in short, this allows scientists to modify molecules in organisms that are alive without disrupting the processes within their cells. the implications are huge for te for the pharmaceutical development and medicine. > >>'s the sixth crew mission together from kennedy space station today. on board, we can be proud of this as well in our area for the first native american woman to travel to space is from northern california. the first cosmonaut to fly in 20 years. radley blackburn has the story. >> reporter: was a picture perft picture perfect launch from suny from sunny cape canaveral to the the international space station. >> you can see the second engine engine begin to ignite now.

>> we have three rookies that are pretty excited to be flying in space right now. >> reporter: including the first first native american woman to go to space. and 38-year-old russian cosmonaut, we will do our job the best way. the first cosmonaut to ride in a space craft in a few decades. before , before lunch, crew members did not say that it was a distracti. a distraction. >> we are not talking about much much other than the mission and what we need to do to be successful. >> reporter: they will and their their participation in the state state station in 2024. until th, until then, they have agreed to a seed swap to help each other stay in space.

>> we can continue to help each other, support each other, and be good partners to each other, a good buddy system. >> reporter: a rear chance to leave some problems in earth and work in space. cbs news, new y. new york. >> more here, she grew up in california, is a member of the -- drive of the reservation, probably in mendocino county. graduations to her. > >> the 49ers had to carolina to face the panthers. they have a defense that is allowed one touchdown in the last revern g >> time for the redding gold report. they make sure that the rams have a truck that hit them on monday night football. order back matthew stafford is being the 49er defense in his way. he

was sacked seven times. he now leads the nfl with six sacks. safety who delivers the knockout knockout blow. san francisco held l.a. with only three field. field goals. they got points through four games. ybe that is best in the league. when the year ends, that is what we are starting to do. we want to be the best in the world. we have to go out each sunday and execute and prove it. with the red and gold report, i am a vernon glenn. > >> now a chance to look at our forecast. in the days to come, we'll have a big machine flying overhead. >> hopefully we can them in addition to hearing them. it is the blue angels test flight which is supposed be taught.

actually her show is friday. there is a big problem around the golden ge.th is going to continue pressing down on us from above. there is higher pressure from above. i will help help you squash the marine layering gave you a better chance to shake the fog along ans a mo warmtrend is going to continue. some temperatures heading towards hot territory. especially in lynn in the east bay. right now, plenty of sunshine downtown. the the golden gate is real foggy. 71 degrees in oakland with temperatures mostly in the 80s. it is 80 in san jose. the hotspot, already touching 90 degrees in nevermore. wide range range of temperatures. it is going to spread back out. this version of futurecast is bullish bullish on the amount of fog. push and far in the inland vall. inland valley. this will be shallow version of the fog and

cloud cover. we will see plenty of sunshine mid-day, if you want want to take in the test flight of the blue angels, there is a good chance the fog will be breaking up around the golden gate in around the coast. temperatures are dropping down into the 50s. not very different different from where we have been the last several nights. it it is normal for this time of year. still close to normal around the water. axes around the coast, close to 70 in san f. san francisco. temperatures farther inland will be a good five, six, seven degrees above . above normal. mostly mid-80s around san jond ey. era valley. upper 80s and low 90s once again inland in the eat the east bay. those temperatures, again, well above what is average for this time of of year. we are in for a three day stretch of warm weather, it is further down the line. the warmest of the warm weather will will not be enough for her to get dangerously hotter. the worst that we will see is the he he risk in the modern category. you have to make an effort to

overdo things to have any problems health-related because of the warmer temperatures. despite the warmer temperatures, temperatures, the fire danger is is not off the charts. breaking all of the different factors that go into the threat, zero through 10. it is topping out tomorrow afternoon. the fire fuels are not optionally dry for for this time of year. it is part of the benefit of that rain rain that we picked up last mon. last month. temperatures will remain above normal as we going to the first half of the weekend. it backs down on sunday. more clout over headed next week. we are not going to squeeze any moisture out of those clouds. it will help to drop temperatures and northerlys northerly winds have next week area and the tentiaflaw on that as we had to the next os seven days area to think, my fr. my friend. >

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walk sf. travel methods that are are good for your health and community. the goal is to lower the amount of severe traffic cr. traffic crashes. >> more cars off the streets, markets getting to school in a healthy way. what's not to love about a? >> mom, lauren, we hear you, we celebrate you and your young on. one there. drive safe, watch out out for them, they are the futu. the future. > >> today is a very special day, world teachers da thk in celebr evabery ouoctober 5th. over tead teachers and other organizations organizations that develop our future leaders. today, students, students, parents, you are encouraged to think a teacher that is making a positive impact impact in your life. write th ,r

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