every-other-month cabenuva. every other month, and i'm good to go. studios, this is kpix 5 news. > >> hollywood has lost an icon. actor dame angela lansbury has

died. we will take a look at her her life and legacy. > >> a deadly crash, where a person was hit by a car. good afternoon, i reed cowan. chances chances are you probably saw her her on television or on the st. the stage. angela lansbury has died. >> one of hollywood's golden age last stars. she played during her eight-decade career. but she she is probably best known for a a television row, playing jessica fletcher, a retired schoolteacher, from cabin cove, maine, who solved murder mysteries as she wrote who done it novels. on cbs for 12 seasons, she was brought worldwide acclaim. >> i thought i knew where the treasure might be found. >> angela >> angela bridget montalvo road turn lansbury 's family moved

to the united states in 1940 to escape the blitz in world war ii, and angela, a self-proclaimed pro plate movie actor signed in new york city, with mgm, where she appeared more than a dozen hollywood films including national velvet, velvet, playing elizabeth taylor's older sister. >> what does it feel like to be in love? >> she received her first global for her portrayal as working-class singer, civil, in the picture of dorian gray, in 1945. lansbury also found stardom in her first deferred five tony awards. some of her other memorable roles included english in broomsticks. later in

in life, lansbury let her voice to animated films including, beauty and the beast, and anastasia. she rounded out her golden years appearing in occasional films well into her 90s. >> i'm interested in every part of life. in other words, not just acting, but everything that is given to us as human beingso beings to indulge ourselves, and and in our lives. back at the age of 93, she told larry king she had no plans to retire. >> i will probably pass away, you know, with one hand [ laughter ] one hand on my script. >> of any many honors, michael george, cbs news. >> in 2014, lansbury performed at the golden gate theatre. the the broadway league has just announced they will dim the lights at the marquis's tomorrow tomorrow night in honor of the five-time tony award winner. >

>> let's come home now. one person has died and another is hospitalized after they were hit hit by a car in saratoga. this happened on montalvo road, in a a residential area on the hill, south of maryland. a second victim has been unverified. we e we are understanding investigators are looking into the cause of the crash as well. > >> steps at columbus park have been taken to remove a homeless. homeless encampments. about 100e 100 people relocated to a park after they were forced from another space under the nearby flight path. the city says more than 170 people have been placed placed into housing, but some who have been at the park for a few months say they are skeptical about what the city is is offering. >> they always say stuff like that, but there is a waiting list. so, i don't know, they want to put you in a tiny home, but some places you can't have . have them. are you can't have pets, and i have two dogs you k?

you know? i have one of those bikes that have been given to me me here. so i don't know. it is just frustrating. >> city park officials say the encampment is a fire and safety hazard. > >> parents of uc berkeley students are demanding safety measures, and they plan to turn out in full force at tonight's office city council meeting, after arise at violent crime at the campus including a troubleshooting over the weekend, killing one person andg and injuring three others. in fact as you look at the police tape you know it happened less than a block from student dorms. dorms. >> heard the gunshots like the first one, i was kind of like paralyzed. >> it was really scary. all of us were afraid to leave the dorm dorm that night. >> makes me feel you need to get get in my car and drive to campus and pick up my children, which seems insane. >> in a statement the university university says they are providing support to students who witnessed the shooting and are reviewing campus security measures. some students tell us they still don't feel safe. >> just going through rooms, and

and like the cops came and stuff, but it's definitely less safe than other campuses. >> the university is hiring six new officers and training students to be community service service officers. parents are organizing efforts to hire private security. > >> voters decide, and we are four weeks away from your decisions in midterm elections. and already, early voting is under way and a lot of places around the bay. today, in the san francisco city hall, voting centers opened for the first time as all election cycles continue, as this gentleman is doing right here, you can drop off your balance on weekdays from 8:00-5:00. those drop boxes boxes like this lookout for them. they are available all across the city. the san jose registrar of voters is also open open for early voting starting this week. san mateo, contra costa, and napa valley, among the other counties offering him in-person early voting this

week. > >> a group called culinary angels helped provide and deliver healthy meals to cancer patients and their caregivers. over the weekend our juliette goodrich emceed a fundraiser event and was blown away by the story of the auctioneer and more. watch. >> and sold! >> it's always fun to emceed an event, especially with fun auctioneers like this guy. i learned a secret. >> no one can say they name, so they call me big frank. >> i'll tell you the secret in a a moment, but first we were there for culinary angels, a nonprofit organization, whose volunteers prepare nourishing meals and deliver to adults with serious medical needs and thei. their caregivers. 95% are undergoing cancer treatment. >> take it away. >> we go.

>> back to the little secret about frank. every time we had an arching auction item, i notie i notice, frank is deaf. >> i am legally deaf. >> how do you do this? >> i do it because people cannot cannot lie to a deaf person, and and i watch everybody, and you e you make hear in flexion, i see inflection, i read your lips as we go along, and that's why get through this world. >> certainly a welcome sight for for lisa mcminn, who started the the nonprofit in 2016. she and her daughter her breast cancer . cancer survivors. >> fortunately it could be anybody. this disease does not . not discriminate. >> so under a full moon in the livermore valley in a vineyard, watch big frank as he watches the crown. he may not be able tr to hearn see. husbands and wives are going

1800 is our max. and i get 15, 1400, i will take you right to what they said, what they are limited at. >> 3000 this way. 3000. >> how do you know when my jokes jokes are funny? well i've got to be standing in front of you., you. plus, you smile a lot i know you are going to give it away instantly. >> [ laughter ] >> and sold! >> juliette goodrich, love that story, hear what he said, that's that's how i get to this world. if you want to see more up close and personal stories keep it communed tuned to your community station, kpix 5. $150,000 were raised that improve the organization says they now have the ability to feed meals to more people in the the valley going through a cancer challenge along helping out the caregivers great story.

thanks. > >> still had, amazon working to draw early holiday shoppers. they are not the only one. > >> was well introduce you to a young football layer and 49ers fan defying the limits. he has no limits. > >> the fog is making a huge impact on our temperatures. it is hanging out as we are looking looking from the top of the hotel. this

>> you still have time, six weeks, until thanksgiving, but the holiday shopping season is already here. just go to a store, you'll see it. today and tomorrow, amazon online is holding its second prime day of the year called the primarily excess sale. the discounts are exclusively for prime members. usually prime day happens once a a year in june, but amazon is hoping to draw you in, and more of you, who are shopping earlier earlier than ever before. according to the national retail retail federation, macy's and walmart are also seeing customers shopping early. target target is hoping to get a piece of that action with its deal days. they are also offering holiday price match guarantee through christmas eve, so if any any item goes on sale after you buy it target will match the price and refund you the difference. > >> more preseason action at chase tonight as we look from our live salesforce camera. >> this is the false wagon red and gold report. >> on sunday, the tight end of

the 49ers, george kittle, celebrated his 29th birthday, as as well as victory. he had a season high five catches against against carolina and was also getting gifts from the fans. >> i've gotten a lucky penny, pregame, said you are going to win today. i said it's a must to to guarantee. rand-new, it's shiny, it's a great 20 b#.20. it's great. >> great great great, three rates. another one of george kittle's fans , and reporter scott shows you how he is making making a name for himself on the the football field things to a community of supporters. >> thaddeus was born without arms, but that doesn't stop him from playing the game he loves. >> football is very fun, and being a tight end and blocking and feeling like i'm part of the the team. >> he said he wanted to play tackle foot tall for the sevente seventh grade team, let's just

say there were some doubters out out there. >> you were never said i couldn't do it. they would just give me looks and that stuff. that made me feel like i should do it to prove them wrong. well it's not easy playing football without arms. >> i feel like it's dangerous og on depending the size of the guy guy am blocking peace because you're not very big, right? >> yeah. >> when he gets knocked down he gets right back up and works hard to get his body in front of of defenders to make a block. even though he knows he will never score a touchdown he takes takes pride in his blocking. >> it's kind of hard to score a touchdown, because i cannot hold hold the ball really well so i cannot really score a touchdown. touchdown. but maybe blocking to to get a touchdown. >> seeing his teammates have that success, and he is a selfless person. he doesn't scae doesn't scare, he doesn't care if he scores the touchdown. >>'s favorite player plays his

position. >> george kittle. >> he tells us all the time george kittle is his favorite , and he likes that and 38 went to to northwest back in junior hig. junior high. it's good inspiration for him and good inspiration for his teammates to to see hey, if he's out putting the work in every day, then they they have no excuse to be out there. >> if he can do it without arms, why couldn't i do it with arms? arms? two he inspires me to go % go 100%, though he can do as many things as i can do. his heart is the size of the earth. >> inspiration from his amazing. amazing family. his sister is known as the blade runner, and she is one of the top runners in in the country. that is because mom believes they can do anythig do anything they put their minds minds to. >> absolutely, we tell our kids to dream big, and we are here to to help you with those dreams come true. two people see me. i

want to be a kid no matter if i'm different, and that doesn't matter. >> what put a smile on my face was watching teammates and coaches help take his gear off after the game sports can teach us so many life lessons. >> i'm glad to be a teammate anp and help. >> they help me with getting stuff on, like pads. and they are nice. >> it would be very hard for me to do that. i can be his teammate alongside him. two wher two whether you wear your difficulties on the outside or inside remember those words. if he can do it, i can do it. that was scott saville reporting. now's your chance to recognize your favorite 49ers super fan. get your cell phone out, scan the qr code on your skin could the father the, follow the link

to hear more. going to bring in first alert chief weather meteorologist, paul heggen. i've i've been lucky enough to cover the olympics, and it's always the connection between pushing pastor boundaries and sports. >> his sister looks like she will be competing in the paralympics. >> rockstar. >>, she is moving along. if you are inspired to get out for a jog this evening you might have to make your way through fog if you wait long enough. the fog will be spreading out across the the bay into the inland valleys by early tomorrow morning. so some patchy drizzle along the coast, but that's pretty much the extension for the next several days. a more summerlike pattern is going to continue right here in the middle of october. what that means is you are normal in the in temperatures, 70s and 80s, will remain cool at the coast. that part hasn't changed. but temperatures inland, we are expecting us to be warmer, they back off, near average temperatures farther inland. looking at the satellite over

the past several hours, it seems seems like it is frozen in place, you can catch a glimpse of where that fog is hanging out, along the coast and over about half san francisco with the narrow channel of fog reaching through the golden gate, similar to the pattern that we were in last week. there there is that fog. it is a deeper marine layer, because high pressure isn't as strong, so it is not squashing the marie the marine later down and compacting it. 61 downtown, 65 in oakland, temperatures farther farther inland, 70s, a few 80s. 85 degrees right now in livermore. you're the warm spot by a margin. through the rest of of tonight into the inland valleys, at least cloud cover on on wednesday, and that retreats to the coast, but i don't think it will back off the coast. another gray day along the coast coast but temperatures will drop drop down tonight to upper 40s n the north bay valleys. everyonee everyone else is bottoming out cluster normal this time of year. high temperatures

tomorrow, still seven degrees below normal at the coast and around the bay, on the upper 50s in the bay, 60s in san francisco, upper 60s for oakland oakland and east bay. further inland, 70s, plenty of 80s, and in the east bay will be warm, but that's close to normally warm for mid-october. 80s, not out of control at all in term of of this time of year. warmer temperatures inland in the east bay, winds won't be strong, and there will be fire danger where we won't be off the charts especially for the month of oct. of october. fire fuels are trying out after the rain we had had several weeks ago, but still still we are lower than halfway, on the 0 to 10 scale, and that's right where we want to b. to be. mid to upper 60s for oakland in the east bay. san jose, not going to change a whole lot. mostly upper 70s, which is pretty close to average temperatures in the denver north bay, a little bit of warm up for friday, same thing for the east bay. but then back down

down to the 70s for high temperatures over the weekend, looking nice, even hints of moisture, headed our way with a shower chance late next week yawned the seven-day forecast for now. > >> still ahead, mental health and meals. how sitting down to eat with your family and friends, breaking bread could help reduce your stress level. join us every weekday for our live newscast every day on our sister station, kxtv, and streaming on cbs news bay area. you will find community there too, and friends. find us on pluto tv an

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>> o'donnell: tonight, the world leaders promising severe consequences if putin uses nuclear weapons as president zelenskyy pleads for more air defense systems. ( sirens ) sirens sound as russian missiles rain down for a second day. the news from the emergency meeting of the g7. and cbs's charlie d'agata reports that, on the ground, putin's forces appear to be retreating. >> reporter: two russian armored personnel carriers torched where they stood, one still bearing the z of the russian army. >> o'donnell: america decides, the battle for the u.s. senate. nikole killion reports on why republican leaders are r