>> no match for the blue angelsk one of the thousands who turned up to watch. >> it was my first time seeing the blue angels and i really lid it. it was really impress i. >> and how a bar crawl is helping. > >> students demand something toe uc berkeley safer. > >> we begin with fleet week saturday. fog threatening the show. in fact, it delayed it. bt like any great show, it had to go on and it did. thousands stood by as the angels flew overhead. while the weather may not have been ideal. businesses crashed in as crowds flooded the

the city. and betty yu has that story. >> reporter: this is the second fleet week for peruvian rotisserie here in the marina. t brought in extra staff to handle handle the big crowds this weekend. the dining room was buzzing with chatter and reservations. it was buzzing with more business this fleet week. >> this year, looks like we are fully out of covid. and we are fully open and you can see it is is much busier this year. a lot of walk ins. a lot of people watching the show. and they come come in here to have an amazing meal. >> reporter: marina resident elizabeth davis and her friendse on the roof. >> we were having some drinks and having a great time. we couldn't see the planes but it s

a great time. >> reporter: san francisco's famous fog obscured some of the city's famous landmarks throughout the day. but that didn't stop thousands of locals and visitors from taking in the sights around town. during the annual fall tradition. for haranita, it's a noticeably busier saturday. a sign that things are trending in the right right direction since the height the height of the pandemic. >> this was one of the busiest months since we opened. we have a lot of private events. >> reporter: two blocks away, they said the wait during peak dinner times was an hour. >> the reservations have been high. but normal for a friday saturday night. the walk ins and and the people walking into the bar that is a little more than . which is great. >> reporter: this is the first fleet week for maybecks which opened under new ownership and a a new california inspired menu after a two-and-a-half year pandemic related closure. >> it is fantastic. good to have have it back. good to see so may

people walking by. >> in san francisco, betty yu, kpix5. > >> people are here this fleet wk from the may i have, marine, and and army to san francisco's police and fire departments. may offered jobs, internships and advanced education for folks interested. lieutenant jessica birch was out there talking to people. visitors can get a taste taste of what it's like to be in in a fire truck and what a bomb suit used by the marines looks like. >> the eod10 bomb suit. we utilize it performing operations operations in order to get a little extra protection. it helps absorb blasts. it protects protects us. >> the teacher's tour continues tomorrow at the marina green. ad if you want to feel what it is like to fly upside down while pulling gs in a jet, you can

join kpix5 meteorologist and pilot jessica birch virtually on on our 360 video ride. if you have virtual reality glasses, you'll be in the cockpit with her. go to our youtube channel to experience the ride and we posted the link on kpix.com. > >> and, there's more tomorrow. , will the weather cooperate? we have darren to answer that question. >> so i will show you how incredibly precise those clouds were today to have their role in in fleet week. let me show you the view. this was 4:00 this afternoon. as the blue angels were finishing up. the marine layer has the entire coast socked in. but a closer inspection shows you a narrow little ribbon of the marine layer getting pulled in through the golden gate and dragged over over alcatraz and the east bay shoreline. that is classic. this classic. this is what the marine marine layer does when it is getting driven through on the on on shore winds. you get that

conveyer belt of clouds. just so so happens for fleet week that is where the show happens. this is tomorrow, 2:30 in the afternoon. we are using the high high resolution forecast because because the does a pretty good job of depicting what the marine marine layer will look like. we have gotten a lot better with the high resolution forecast. bg able to visualize what it will look like. it is not perfect. it perfect. it doesn't mean it absolutely goes this way. but, here's the best information we have. we are doing the same thing all over again tomorrow. e is your marine layer. right in the same place. this is where the planes want to go. and, we'll probably have a similar kind of setup. keep your fingers fingers crossed if you want a better view. but use today as your example. we know where to position yourself, you don't want to be on the waterfront. ge yourself a little bit of distance and height. these clouds are not terribly high. so high. so just get a little higher. find a building or a hill. you'll see the show. i'lle you with the rest of the forecast coming up in a bit. bak

to you. >> thank you. > >> more news. oakland fire released this video showing a vehicle and brush fire. they responded to near 580 and high . caused some lanes of 580 to be closed for a while. no word on how it began or how big it got before they got it under control. people coming together for a local bar crawl to raise money for the victims of two fires that displaced dozens back back in august on divisidero street. 35 businesses had a fundraiser donating raffle prices and drink specials and yoga classes. >> i hope it makes an impact. i believe that we all need to come to come together in times of strife and trouble. so i hope the community feels the fruit of of our effort. and that it is wl received. >> more than 20 people and three three local bids were displaced by that fire in august. >> they lost their homes. all

their stuff. their well being. s horrible. these people need backup. they need to feel like the neighborhood cares about thm and we do. >> a mixed use building went upn flames on august 31st. the fire displaced 12 people. along with a local business. and then, a week before that, 13 people and two businesses were displaced. > >> other news tonight, one man is dead after a shooting off the the uc berkeley campus. three others injured. investigators say it began with a fight in the the early morning hours. this happened at telegraph and durant durant avenue. none of the victims were students but many of them saw what happened. they said a man pulled out a gun and started shooting. >> i don't know what the altercation was about. but there there was definitely a fight between a group of people. defiy not students. older people. >> i was paralyzed. i didn't know what was going on until

everyone started just running.i just followed them. >> many students at the dorms say they don't feel safe and uc berkeley should do more to add y around campus housing. >> i really am afraid of walking walking at night. i can't go anywhere by myself right now. >> i sometimes walk back home by by myself and stuff like that. t now, it is definitely try and go go in more of a group. >> berkeley police say they are still looking for the gunman as of this morning. it is not clear clear what caused the fight to begin with. > >> a home invasion caught on camera. san leandro authorities are looking into a robbery that happened thursday afternoon near near sitka and doolittle drive.t shows two suspects entering the home through the backyard. peope who live there said they stole bags and jewelry and other valuables in 12 minutes before leaveing in a get away car. > >> dozens of san francisco voters gathered to mark the launch of together sf action. an

action. an organization that wants voters to hold city officials accountable ahead of e elections in november. >> everything that happens in city hall affects us day-to-dayg the street. me as a small business going through the pandemic. all the little thingsd to our lives. >> they will have almost 50 more more of the events across the city leading up to the elections the elections next month. the $3 $3 million campaign will cover the next two election cycles. > >> and, still ahead on kpix5 nes at 11 u.k. closely watched, the efforts today to revitalize two city parks and help connect the community with nature in their own neighborhoods. > >> also, worrying news for the bay area's gray whale population. why ship strikes aren't the only things threatening their numbers. > >> and then, remembering the wine country fires, five years to the night after they ripped through sonoma county. and looking at the new laws passed to try to prevent the next one.

>> i am guessing that's time lapse of the fog. an awfully pry sight it is. > >> this is not though. an increase of dead whales washing up on beaches. they are getting hit by ships and there's less food for them in the arctics and and there is an increase in

attacks from them on killer whales adding to the drop of the the number of gray whales. noaa says the west coast population has dropped by 38% since 2016. w sitting at around 16,600. down from 27,000 six years ago. and, that this year saw the lowest number of new calves born since 1994. > >> meanwhile, the state geological survey says they have have updated their tsunami hazard maps for seven counties across california including marin, sonoma, solano, and napa counties. the updated map reflects new data and modeling compared to the last map like this that was published back in 2009. the goal is to let people know exactly where people are most at risk and how to plan fo. the updated maps for san franci, alameda, santa clara, san mateo,

mateo, and contra costa last year. the last tsunami caused de of around 100 million damage to ports and harbors across the state after the earthquake in japan. it has been five years since the 2017 wine country fires. 40 people lost their lives and 6,000 homes went up in in flames across napa, sonoma, and mendocino counties. and after those fires, state legislators passed several reforms to help california prepare for future fires based on lessons learned. that includes a statewide protocol for emergency alerts. another law required new electric garage garage doors to have backup batteries. after residents had trouble opening their doors during power outages. another established a wild fire warning center. that uses a network of weather stations and defection cameras. laws targeted pg&e which was found responsible for sparking the 2017 fires and other major fires since. it includes a law requiring the

utility the submit reports on its brush and tree trimming efforts. > >> with all that said, one of the upsides about this not being being a typical autumn with warm warm weather is at least the fire season is good news in that that respect. >> we have been doing the exact reverse. we could just as easily easily be looking at strong offshore wind events right now s that reminder of what happened five years ago today. showing us us how intense the offshore winds were and how dry the landscape was. it's not happening this weekend. this first week of october. instead, we are back into full on summerg on shore surge and this is what it looked like at sunset tonight. and it's a good preview preview of what tomorrow morning morning is like. widespread once once again. so everybody wakes up tomorrow morning with gray skies. but, this will also be an an issue for more fog on the road. we had that this morning.e was a dense fog advisory. visiby down to zero going through

sonoma. we could potentially do that again tomorrow. so, if you are an early morning riser, if you are in the north bay, think about giving yourself extra time time in case you hit some fog. f you are in the immediate bay, we we had fog like that around san mateo bridge and hayward reporting visibility down to three tenths of a mile. so plan for that tomorrow morning. but then once we get to the late morning and early afternoon, the the clouds melt back. it's just the beach. and of course, fleet week. where we will have an issue with the low clouds. but everybody else will have sunshine. another beautiful daye are in the mid 50s for the most most part now. livermore and cod in the low 60s . the morning lows tomorrow are not that far off from right now. mid 50s to start the day. daytime highs tomorrow are going to be in the mid to upper 80s so, it is a little cooler tomorrow than it was today if you are inland. you inland. you may not notice, but this is my job to tell you the difference. 78, san jose. 81 santa rosa. and the numbers

along the bay shore, the mid 70s 70s . you don't get out of the 60s all day in the 6 0z. you sd be in the 70s this time of year, but not with the marine layer. meanwhile, there has been been such a fascinating pattern when you look at the lllast sol that look familiar? that pattern pattern hasn't changed. that's a a weak little storm system sitting out there spinning its wheels and it can't come our way way because there is a big block block in the atmosphere now. ths is all tied together. the marine marine layer. no offshore wind events. that storm being in this this weird holding pattern. thee has been a center of high pressure over us much of the last week. that's been responsible for all of this. it will start to break down. as we get toward the second half of next week. and you'll see the implications for that in the seven day forecaster. for one thing t it will look and feel more like october in the city. , by the second half of next week, week, we are going to lose the marine layer. it will be like this through monday and tuesday, tuesday, but by the second half

of next week, sunny and low 70s . and for san jose, and oakland, oakland, those numbers will also also be spot on the mark for average. so will the numbers for for our inland valleys. whether it is east bay or north bay. the low to mid 80s are right on the the market this time of year. a, over to you. > >> coming up in sports, draymond draymond breaks his silence. wht he is doing to mend the fractured relationship with jp and how long he plan to be away from the team. that's coming up.

>> many expected draymond green to use his podcast to talk about

about the confrontation with jordan poole. he said he didn't want to hide on the podcast and not answer questions. he met with the media and opened up about the incident. >> i'm not one to make excuses.i own up to my mistakes. i stand on my mistakes. i stand on this. >> reporter: the warriors should should be preparing for a ring ceremony when they open against the lakers. instead, the focus has been on this video in training camp showing a confrontation between draymond green and jordan poole. poole shoves green and green responds with a punch. green has taken a step back to let things cool down after apologizing. >> to be honest with you, i'm not sure how he feels. that's not a bridge we really crossed yet. nor should it be. i want to to give jordan space. i think that's the most important thing

initially is to allow jordan to work through his thoughts and not me try to persuade his thoughts one way or the other. >> reporter: draymond issued the the apology thursday, but has not practiced since the incident. while the team works to process what happened. it is launching an investigation to find out how the video was leaked. >> what do i think about the fact it was leaking? i thought it was [bleep] >> this is why it is so crucial to keep things in house. in 32 years, i have probably seen 20 plus fistfights in practice. tht should not make it out. beyond the walls of our practice facility. and it did. that's a problem. >> reporter: green is not expected to play in sunday's pre-season game against the lakers. there is no clear timetable for his return as he continues to take time away from from the team. a decision the

organization calls mutual. >> mutual decision based on everything that has happened and happened and discussions. behind discussions. behind the scenes. >> yeah. i expect to play. now, will i play? that's a totally different story. and that is something we will continue to figure out. >> i have great faith in the player on this roster. i have ever confidence that this team will be able to get through this this and have a great, great season. > >> still to come, the 49ers have have a veteran back on their roster for tomorrow's game against the panthers and it just just isn't about the rally hat.s even got their shoes on their head. but, did it help the mariners overcome a huge deficit deficit to win the wild card series? we'll be right back.

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>> 49ers safety jimmy ward has been activated from injured reserve after missing the last four weeks with a hamstring injury. san francisco faces the panthers tomorrow at 1:00. you can see that right here on kpix5. it is way past this one's

one's bedtime. pac-12 on the farm. tanner mckey drops back to to pass. and finds bryson tremaine. what a pass. the touchdown to put stanford up 10 at the half. second look, that is a great grab. over the defender. and stanford leads 24-22 in the fourth quarter right now. the cardinal play ate dame next week. > >> and, another pac-12 matchup between 11th ranked utah and 18th ranked ucla at the rose bowl. fourth quarter, bruins up three. dorian thompson. and loya loya takes off. a 70-yard touchdown gives the bruins a double digit lead. ucla wins 422 to remain undefeated. > >> to the nhl. san jose taking on the predators in game two of the global series in prague. the prague. the game in the second period. logan gets a goal. then

tied at two. nito takes advantage of the open net and puts nashville on top. the preds preds win 3-2. the sharks drop h games in prague and will play the hurricanes friday in the home opener. > >> baseball's wild card series.e mariners trailed 8-1. but this team keeps surprising. top nine, nine, adam frazier double to right field. and sends cal raleigh home for the go ahead run. seattle scores five in the final two innings. george kirby in to close. he gets tapia to fly out for the final out and seattle wins 10-9 to take the series. they advance to the alds alds and will play the houston astros. > >> and, staying in the al, cleveland looking to advance to the divisional round against the the rays. this game remains scoreless for 15 innings. let's say this is a pitcher's duel. in duel. in the end, it was oscar gonzalez who got to be the heroa

solo walkoff sends cleveland to the divisional ground. the guardians take the series with a a 1-0 win and they will play the the yankees next. >> mariners pretty amazing. >> that is a pretty amazing story and this whole rally shoe thing happened in the game. the guy put the shoe gone and they ended up tying the game and it k off from there. >> coincidence? >> maybe, maybe not. >> i think not. we'll be right .

>> in san francisco, a park with with a new makeover. 80 volunteers came together to touch up the park. rebuild san francisco is looking for way to connect the community with nature. today's work included mural and fence paintings and trash cleanup. > >> alameda celebrating its first

first pride festival this weekend. these are some of the fun and games at the event. if you didn't get to go out and celebrate today, you have one more chance. they are hosting a post pride party tomorrow morning at a comedy club. > >> one more fleet week story. te were big crowds at debose park in san francisco. a lot of service dogs working dogs that showed off their skills. and one one showed his ability to search search for a hidden person. wast hidden very well. but another accurately identified sealed boxes with fruit in them. many of the canine hero haves a close close bond with their handlers as you can imagine. we talk today a navy officer who trains and works out with his dog. >> she is one of the dogs that got into my heart. she is eight, she acts like a little puppy. wn it is time to work, she works. e is very disciplined. always eng. looking at me. good girl. >> somebody needs a treat. eighd

rosie is a specialized search dog trained to detect explosives. she was deployed with both the marines and the navy. and there is plenty more action this weekend. the air shw goes from noon to 4:00, well, tomorrow. and, you can catch the catch the blue angels starting at 3:00 on sunday. you can also tour military ships all weekend from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. > >> and now, there's the canine heros but that was today. well at least we showed you the video video tape. thanks for watchingr next local newscast is tomorrow morning from 6:00 to 7:00. news and weather updates always on kpix.com. have a great sunday. d we'll see you tomorrow night.

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