with every-other-month cabenuva, i'm good to go. studios, this is kpix 5 news. > >> the fire forces dozens of seniors out of their apartments in the night, in oakland. and the all response to get these neighbors to safety. >

>> after a rash of violence near near campus, students and parents are speaking up that they are sick of it. what uc berkeley is trying to do to keep keep students safe. good afternoon, i'm reed cowan. to that fire at the senior living complex. anne makovec is with me me with more details. >> most of the seniors were sleeping when that fire broke out in it spread very quickly this morning. firefighters got a a call at about a quarter till 6:00 a.m. on santa clara avenue. avenue. heavy smoke and flames had spread throughout the fifth floor. firefighters had to rescue 85 people including nine people from their balconies. three seniors were taken to the hospital because they had inhaled a lot of smoke. they will be okay. one fire fire ended up with injuries as well. >> the occupant stated she noticed a power strip that was sparking, it caught a blanket on

on the adjacent catch on fire, and the couch quickly was engulfed in fire. >> san francisco firefighters helped out as well lending buses buses to transfer seniors to another senior center in oaklan. in oakland. but a lot of people are now going to have to find another place to live. firefighters say the last time the building was inspected was on october 7th. at that point everything was in order. but it looks like the person living in the apartment where it started ran off and left her door open, which is what allowed that fire to spread so quickly, reed. mech anne, thank you. let's con. let's continue. the san franciso san francisco for different alsg also sharing pictures of anothe. another fire. those animals resd animals rescued our companions to the people who live in the senior living facility. we are glad they are okay. > >> end up date on uc berkeley safety concerns. they have hired hired private security guards to

to boost security at night, from from 6:30 p.m. to 2:30 a.m., and and they will do it 24/7, 365. this is until more monitors are installed. if you had a child at at that school he would be upset. and we know students and parents are demanding more safey more safetyintereg video shootingstwed, thanbludt rms. dorms. injoa won hit by a car and injured this morning. you see the police tape up there. happened near the cosco at automation parkway. her condition has been upgraded to stable with non-life-threatenins non-life-threatening injuries are the drivers stayed at the scene and is cooperating with police at this hour. > >> last night and an elderly woman was killed in a crash on

lundy avenue in san jose. she became that city's 28th pedestrian hit and killed this year. >> that was four positions that occurred including pedestrians and bicyclists within the past 24 hours. the police department's enforcement efforts, our psa's, notifications to schools, notifications to drivers, seem o seem to fall on deaf ears sometimes. >> and we can do something about about it as a community. police are calling on all of us whether whether drivers or pedestrians, people who ride a bike to stay aware, be in mind we are in a neighborhood, we our community who need to look out for each other on the roads to avoid these tragedies. > >> health officials have a warning for you living in the east bay city of crockett. for weeks we know you have been reporting a foul smell near a wr a water waste treatment plant. turns out an issue has caused higher levels of hydrogen sulfide in the air. it will stick around for at least the weekend. nearby are encouraged to just insith officis ofco

contra costa investigating, we will have more on this story coming up at 5:00. > >> let's talk about you and santa clara county. we know you're making progress in saving saving water as we all face the problem of drought. valley water water says the county cut water use by 16% this year compared t9 to 2019. the district is enforcing our state's ban against watering decorative lawns on commercial properties and it has limits on residentia. residential watering. somebody who knows this all too well is our chief meteorologist, paul heggen. you see the skies and the impact with ground and water. > >> we have had a little bit of g of fog courtesy of that drizzlet drizzle, but the weekend will be be nice weather for whatever you you have planned outside. if you you don't mind the fog and cool temperatures. right now it is cool near the water, 55 at half

moon bay. 60 downtown. only the mid-60s on the east side of the bay. inland temperatures have been a couple degrees warmer today in the mid to upper 70s for most inland parts of the north bay. into the low to mid 70s in the santa clara valley, and a mix of 70s and 80s in the inland east bay. everyone's temperatures, even inland, will be below average into the weeke. if you are heading to the pumpkin festival at half moon bay, layer up. it will be gray, breezy, chilly, and it will feel damp with that drizzle during the first half of the day before before cloud cover lifts. temperatures only topping out te mid-50s. and if you will be joining me at the marina green in san francisco tomorrow, beneg tomorrow, benefiting toll brothers, friends of the elderly, it is paws for a cause. cause. i am overseeing the dog costume contest from 11:00 to 4:00. the costume contest is at. at 12. so layer up, it's going to be on the cooler and breezy side in san francisco throughout throughout the day. the forecast forecast coming up in just a few

few minutes. >> thank you so much. it's so fun to see the dogs. > >> voters decide. this upcoming election day, intense battle will be decided over a small but but very important stretch of road and golden gate parkway. we we know many of you have strong opinions about it. we are talking about that stretch along along jfk drive that has gone through quite the transformation transformation since it was first shut down to the traffic at the start of the pandemic. lisbeth cook takes a closer look look at what's at stake when voters decide whether to reopen. reopen. >> rohas isn't your typical artist he likes to paint on the big canvas. >> there is a big miss of artists being locked up in the studio, like van gogh. when you do street murals and street art we are out in the community. we are out in public space. >> you've probably seen his work work on buildings in the missio. the mission. today his canvas is is on the concrete of jfk drive and golden gate park, a place he's been coming to since he was was a kid.

>> me and my friends, me and my wife, we would get on our bikes and use the promenade. my mom is is 75 years old. we would walk on the highway. >> rohas 's art on a stretch of jfk, closed to cars since 2020 to give folks a place to safely get outside during the pandemic. pandemic. it's all part of a public art installation spearheaded by ben davis, with the same folks who brought you the bay lights. >> the opportunity to help evolve this road as people place place first and to reveal its promise in a short amount of time is a great opportunity forr for our region. we are coming together and making it happen in in short order. >> and prime gets offers all over the world, but he only has eyes for his hometown of san francisco. >> i think san francisco is an

inherently magical place, but it's up to us to keep it that way. >> the san francisco board of supervisors voted to keep jfk closed to cars but ultimately it's up to the voters on election day on whether it will stay that way. richard correa hs correa has lived in the richmond richmond district for most of his life, even serving with the police force. >> jfk, the rose garden, the conservatory of flowers, the various meadows -- >> he hopes voters will see past past the fancy makeover and see prop j for what he says it really is unfair to a lot of people in san francisco. >> all those areas are suddenly cut off, and all that parking is is gone so that people just can't get to it. >> as for joe, he's painting a labyrinth, place to find peace. >> my sweetheart and i are fans, fans, and so this is something that is you know, it's kind of

an act of love for her and an act of love for the city. angeli angeli also for ourselves. two elizabeth cook, kpix 5. >> unfortunately this is not the kind of update we like to bring you. somebody has since defaced some of the murals on jfk drive. one of them read originally we are on native land. artists are out to repair the damage. > >> let's talk about your wallet on friday. stocks ended down to an a wild week of trading. > >> a loss in the entertainment industry today. you might not know his name well, but when we put his image on screen you'll know immediately who we are talking about a character larger larger than life. that is actor, actor, robbie coltrane, who played hagrid in the harry potter movies. born in scotland, scotland, the acta's other edits edits included the james bond films, golden eye, and the world world is not enough. robbie

coltrane entertained us for years and passed away at the age age of 72. > >> a bay area teenage swimmer has arctic lost already crossed and lake tahoe. find out how she is helping cancer patients. > >>

cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life.

this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. >> your warriors take on the denver nuggets at the chase center tonight. it is their last last preseason game. draymond green is expected to hit the court. he was back at practice

for the first time since that infamous punch a week and a half half ago. that's not the punch video, it was worse than that. the teammate, the victim, jordan jordan poole, shared the practice floor yesterday. green green has been a mentor to poole poole in the past. he was asked asked if that is still true. >> i'm not sure, i don't think that's up to me, and i don't think there's much relevance. i'm a professional, he's a professional, we have a job to do, we both have experienced a lot of winning over the course of our lives, and we know what that takes, so we are going to do just that, what it takes to win. >> as a team the san jose sharks sharks hit the ice at: 30 tonight against the carolina hurricanes, but first there's the pregame celebration where they play starting at 3:30. wile will be a street party and pregame show and a tribute to former sharks brent burns. there there is even a carpet for them

to walk on when they arrive. > >> ahead of sunday's match up with the atlantic falcons, here is kpix 5's charlie walter. >> this is the volkswagen red angled report. the 49ers are staying in west virginia all week and jimmy garoppolo has found a way to keep izzy at the. the greenbrier. >> exciting stuff. not yet, still working on that. >> while jimmy hopes to change his look at the tables, george kittle has found a couple others other benefits in the mountain . mountain state. >> fall, i love seeing the change in colors. i like staying in the hotel with the guys it's it's like being in a dormitory with all the guys. >> with the red angled report, i'm charlie walter. > >> charlie, thanks, my friend.

our sports team is getting you ready for that showdown with the the falcons. watch the red and gold report tonight on kpix 5 and cbs news bay area. > >> marathon swimming in the open ocean is considered one of the most difficult sports both physically and mentally. it's all due to the cold and current that continues to bash against your arms while in the water. carter evans introduces you to one bay area teenager who is crossing the waters and making a a big difference for others while she is doing it. >> as a child, she used it to despise swimming. >> i hated it, like my least favorite thing to do. well now at the wise old age of, 15, man that is cold, she will happily dive into the frigid waters of san francisco bay. savings liesh lies with each stroke. maia started fundraising when she was was 9. competing in open water events with swim across america. by the time she was 13 she wasg

was crossing lake tahoe. last sr last summer while swimming the 20 miles of open ocean between catalina island in california maia realized she wasn't alone in the water. >> i looked to the side and just just saw this giant eye, and the the entire swim i thought it was was a shark. >> you thought there was a shark shark swimming with you and you kept going? >> yeah. megan meier gets scared scared or tired she just thinks of the names on her swim cap for for people battling cancer who face a much bigger challenge. >> >> i am swimming for them, and that is why i do these swims. >> >> carter evans, cbs news, san francisco. spent girl power in the bay. time for a check of our our forecast. > >> the water temperature is always on the chilly side, but air temperatures will be chilly as well. that fog is going to spread back out, and drizzle

along the coast, but not much more than a trace amount of moisture. cooler temperatures and even for and parts of the bay area, everyone on the island island about average, but with the cloud cover is going to actually feel nice, like autumn. we will have a bit of a temperature roller coaster despite high clouds in the atmosphere. as we look east at the salesforce tower fog has retreated to the coast. a little little is on the horizon that we'll talk about that in a seco. a second. 60 in san francisco to to 80 in livermore. most temperatures around the bacon in in the 60s, further inland, mostly 70s, but a few spots have have cracked 80 this afternoon for which is about what we expected. their quality isn't dreadful. despite that haze on the horizon it's not as good as it was yesterday, but into the modern category for st bay d ara valley, ee should eathatout quity along with quite a bit of fog to start the day on saturday. visibility so to improve but gradually got fog will retreat to the coast and by by early afternoon i think we

will see anti-of sunshine around around downtown san francisco. chilly conditions prevail. tonight, performers are 40s in e in the higher valley. we will be be 4-8 degrees lower than normal, even inland spots are topping out in the 70s to mid 7. mid 70s. it is going to be brisk. mid to upper 60s to around 70 down the middle and south end of the bay. going inland, mostly in the low to mid mid 70s. temperatures inland and and east bay also mostly 70s, the warmest spots in the upper 70s, that's it. that's as far as as we are going to go, and it's going to be cool in the city, 60 , and upper 60s with the fog hanging on longer for inland parts of the north bay. north of of the golden gate you have to go way north to find warmer temperatures. if you are not ready for the autumn feel in the atmosphere, go to clearlake or ukiah, upper 80s. long-term

rain chances are dwindlingllekd will be over the desert southwest, kind of an unusual timing in the monson pattern, but still some week of october hint of rain on the seven-day forecast is still beyond the seven-day forecast. see the warm-up, tuesday, wednesday, and and thursday? a little miniature miniature ride on the temperatue the temperature roller coaster with inland temperatures peaking peaking in the 80s by wednesday, wednesday, and north bay and east bay, then coasting down to near normal by the end of next week, reed . > >> foremost brain surgeons the patient is asleep. you won't bee won't believe this. how doctors had the patient awake during brain surgery and making

>> so brain surgery, think about about that, huge undertaking, very risky for doctors and the patient, but check out what that that patient was doing during one procedure in italy. got to . to listen. [ music ] [ music ] >> that is the patient playing a a saxophone while his brain is being operated on. doctors were working to remove a tumor from his brain, and they were successful. you might be thinking why have the patient awake playing music? wake

surgeries like this one allow surgeons to perform complex surgeries on the brain and get e get immediate feedback while they monitor effects on the patient's neurological function. function. so in this case, his ability to play saxophone. what will they think of next? > >> in 2020 a patient also did this in london, playing the violin during a similar brain o. brain operation. in that case and in this one the patients reportedly were covered with their talents intact. we wish

>> coming up at 5:00 a lot of demand for certain diabetes drug drug from people who don't have diabetes, but they are seeing some benefits. we will let you know how it's affecting supply for those who really need it. we've got the story and more with liz cook and ryan yamamoto coming up at 5:00. but first let's talk about this. > >> the makers of barbie doll are are honoring a music legend. [ music ] what's love got to do with it [ music ] >> that is the new tina turner l turner doll that features -- keep singing, keep singing, tina. >> got the hair right. >> it features the grammy-winning artist from the video with her costume. 40th anniversary. my gosh. now i know know why i get that aarp

mailings in the mail. they are also celebrating other barbie d s barbie dolls

captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, we're following a number of developing stories as we come on the air. is former president trump considering testifying before congress in what would be the tv event of the century? the new video tonight smoke speaker nancy pelosi on january 6 after learning donald trump was headed to the white house. cbs' scott macfarlane with trump's 14-page response to the subpoena vote. deadly rampage in raleigh. a mom of three and four others killed after a 15-year-old suspect opened fire. cbs' elise preston tonight on the search for a motive. surprise hearing. why the parkland shooter was back in the courtroom after one juror says they felt threatened