now on , police are still looking for answers after a mass shooting at an lgbtq club. the shock from the violence rippling across the country. >> it's scary. it's devastating. this is the inevitable outcome of vilifying and dehumanizing the group of people. another weekend of sideshows in the bay area, bouncing from spot to spot. the action police took to try to shut them down. good evening, i'm brian. >> i'm andria. lgbtq communities across the country are mourning up a gunman opened fire inside a bar last night. here in the bay area, like in cities across the country, vigils are being held to remember and honor the five people killed, and dozens more injured. >> the 22-year-old gunman, in custody tonight after walking

into club q , and opening fire with at least two guns. >> we are still working to identify the firearms, and who they belong to, but i cannot can confirm that the suspect used a long rifle. >> things could have been worse if several people had not jumped into action to stop the gunmen. investigators are looking into the suspect background before they decide whether or not to charge him with a hate crime. in the meantime, the bartender at the club described the scene. >> the door from the dance floor to the patio, is a glass door, all that a glass was shattered all over the ground. i saw someone i knew lying there in that broken glass, having been shot in the neck. >> broken glass, bodies. it was -- how? why? how are we supposed to feel safe in our environment when it just got shot up? >> the pain is being felt in our own lgbtq community as

well. >> betty yu went to the castro to get reactions. >> reporter: among the crowd of mourners who came out to harvey milk plaza, here in the castro, for the club q vigil was a drag queen who says she is honoring the victims and fighting back in her own way. >> reporter: at the corner of castro and market, emotions ranged from anger to sadness over the lgbtq nightclub shooting in colorado springs. club q promoted a drag divas drag show on saturday and also plans to hold a drag brunch on sunday, for transgender day of remembrance. >> it never stops. it feels like every step that we make forward, the more progress we make, the harder people push back, and it is all based on fear. the hatred and fear of people they don't understand, because i think they look different from them. >> sister has been an entertainer and activist for

35 years in san francisco. she says she knows she does not have to leave san francisco to find people who are not thrilled with the community. >> i do a lot of big outlook events. i'm at the main stage on severed cisco pride, and you have in the back of your mind, gee, i wonder if anything crazy will happen. but, we cannot let the terrorists, and that's what these people are, stop us from being our authentic and true selves. i got up today and i did this, to sort of say, to these people. >> reporter: club q called the shooting a hate attack. investigators are still investigating the motive and whether to prosecute it as a hate crime. still, the lgbtq community including supervisor scott women came together to call for action. >> i am mad. this is enough, already. >> that's right. >> enough. we can put as much sorrow in words to the people. what does that do? >> some speakers urged people to vote to seek change. when

sister remote learned of the news on sunday morning, she made a choice. >> what can i do? i knew that i had plans to go surfing giving just -- i id, i'to get up an go fabulous drag, i'm going to go out and be the biggest, annoyance, to people who want to -- for anyone who wants to pick up a gun against me, this is for you. >> in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. local politicians and leaders are reacting tonight, blaming hateful speech for the violence. >> those attacks, that political rhetoric , attacking our community has consequence is big it feels hate and violence. >> we live in a violent country right now. leaders are propagating that violence. >> tonight, mayor brady said every community should have the

freedom to thrive, every space should be safe. last night attack, a horrific reminder that our lgbtq community is not space safe. breed, recognizing international trends day of remembrance, a day to honor those transgendered lives who were murdered. denouncing gun ownership and anti-lgbtq rhetoric. >> this all happened before tonight trends day of remembrance, which honors victims of violence. in honor of the day, people in sentences go gathered at the law catena marketplace. attendees so it was heavier than most, considering the circumstances. a sense of togetherness is much needed during times like this. >> it is really special for us to hold this space for one another, to come together as community, and be here for others. >> trans a day of remembrance has been held every november 20th, since 1999. the movement was sparked after the brutal

murder of rena hester, a transgender woman who was murdered in massachusetts. in other news tonight, a busy time for grocery stores across the country. people getting ready for the next giving. some san jose shoppers are stunned by how expensive it is going to be this year. avian flu outbreaks, had some turkey farms partly to blame, but mostly it's plain old inflation. farmers have to pay more for feed, for fuel, and for labor. but, as a consumer, at thanksgiving, what else can you do? >> when you look at the other options, there is not a big difference, because everything is up and we missed a few thanksgivings because of cove it, so getting everybody back together like we are all used to is important to us. >> shoppers say they plan to cut costs by ordering takeout. >> everyone wants to feel safe when they hit the stores. this week, city officials announced the safe shopper initiative. they doubled the size size of

the retail theft unit including undercover officers. 150 new street ambassadors will be deployed throughout the city. coming up next, such as terry for two east bay towns, but did police respond in time? >> how to protect you and your property from fire. >> there is a chance of rain showing up in the forecast, right when the forecast leaves off. we will try to get as specific as we can. more importantly, we will talk about things given, and why that is working out really nice for us. the forecast is coming up next.

five years ago, a wildfire destroyed parts of santa rosa. for many homeowners, that rebuilding process has been slow. >> innovation to the rescue, the company has come up with a faster way to build homes that are also fire resistant. john ramos shows us some other high-tech features, as well. >> reporter: the bells and whistles in this model home in santa rosa naked feel like the house of the future. but, with the way climate change is affecting this area, it is very much the house of today.

>> reporter: on days like this, with a low fire danger, the impacts of wildfire might be out of sight, out of mind. but, five years after the deadly tubs fire, those who are still rebuilding their homes in the fountain grove area are well aware of the situation. >> where we are in santa rosa, burned down with the 2017 fire, just being able to rebuild quickly enough is a large part of this, as we go forward. >> that is why there was a lot of interest in this open house, today. a company called eval showed off a climate resilient mobile home built out of a factory in days, rather than years. >> you can see the metal coming off of the schools being folded by our machines. they are being fitted into place, and then built within a day. the entire frame is built one day and, the second day, the entire home is put together in a shell. >> reporter: then, the finishing work begins, and

after 24 days a completed house is brought in in pieces and assembled into a finished home. the whole process, start to finish, takes about a month. >> it is definitely an interesting experiment and it is probably where we are headed. a way to make things more efficiently. >> do you ever scratch your head when you see people rebuilding the old way? >> i do, and i often wonder why they would build slower than faster. >> reporter: it is more than just efficient, it is also designed to be climate resilient. outside services are largely fire resistant, and the solar panels and backup battery protect against the frequent threat of power shut off. the house also features an advanced ventilation system that can filter out smoke, and recirculate room air to cut down on the need for heating and air conditioning. >> it is so innovative that even four or five years from now, when other builders have caught up to what they think is futuristic, we will be even further ahead. >> reporter: finally, the house monitors itself for signs of trouble. 300 sensors embedded in the homes walls ,

electrical, water, and hvac systems keep track of things like temperature, moisture levels, and even the condition of air or water filters. if desired, it can automatically schedule contractors to make repairs. >> that is the beauty behind what we are doing. why not just be in a home you don't have to think about? >> these days, a lot of thought goes into making things that we don't have to think about. which leaves us time to ponder things we would rather not. >> the company that designs that, cost as much as $3 million, a big house cost that much. granny units are a mere 300,000. >> a mere 300,000 pics but i'll take that granny unit. >> i really like how they worked in the air filtration , especially in the north bay, when you look at how the bay area has been hit with smoke, the northeast get hit part of it is about every part of the bay.

>> is it because they are closer ? >> yes, because they are closer, primarily. a lot of the smoke is getting pulled into the bay from up north and they get it worse. great innovations. let's talk about the next couple of days. cold tomorrow morning, bottoming out back again down to freezing. current numbers have us in the mid-30s. north of dave alley's, already 36, you are already there. it is 39 in santa rosa. not much lower than that, but you are going lower, back down to 30, we have been doing that these last few mornings. meanwhile, still 50 in the city, 49 in hayward, those numbers will fall to the low 30s as well. below the peninsula, the east bay shore, well into the 30s. we still need heavy jackets to start the day tomorrow, but that is the only issue. once the sun comes up, these are fantastic days. we warm rate back up to average, maybe a few high clouds, doubted even notice. be near 70 in the north bay, and 60s in the south bay, it is going to stay like this right

through thanksgiving, and almost certainly through sunday. sir, it is going to be easy travel in and out, great weather to get outside whatever your plans might be for thursday and friday but i hinted earlier there might be a hint of range rain showing up in the long-range. next monday, not tomorrow, but next monday. if you look at this big picture what is going on in the pacific, all the stones are getting pulled away. if we play this through wednesday we still have serene weather, it is a good-looking storm out here, you put that into the long-range forecast to see what happens there, nothing, but, the next one up here break through the ridge, that's what happens. by the time we get to next monday, november 28th, there is a system that looks promising in the long-range forecast. this was my jerk, earlier. stop me if you've heard this one before. this is why we don't do it day forecast, we do seven day forecast. but, tomorrow, that will start creeping into the seven day. stay o■n op of his with us, we will update this in

the first alert forecast and as soon as we get clarity and a high degree of confidence we will start talking about that. for right now, it is too far down the road. so, we won't even look at potential rainfall or snllhe really can't do that . it's nice to know that at least the atmosphere, the model thinks the atmosphere were will turn in a positive direction for that after the seven day. if you look at the seven date is not a drop of rain but you do have a warm-up for thanksgiving. thanks giving is the warmest day in the whole thing. 71 degrees in san jose, 60 in oakland, 66 in the city, it will be 74 degrees in those north bay valleys on thanks giving day and a little bit cooler from there. but, not dramatically. we will go from 74 on thursday, 62 on sunday with a few more clouds for there is a possible chance of rain, but not on sunday. guys, back to you. another weekend of

sideshows in the east bay. the chaos started in vallejo, then made its way down to richmond. police say it happened just before midnight at the intersection of sonoma and levin. authorities broke up the crowd, but activity picked up in richmond , on central avenue. things also took a violent turn, as witnesses reported hearing gunshots at both locations. cops shut down the sideshow at around 1:30 of the morning, but one of the drivers crashed into a fire hydrant on their way out. no arrests were made. questions are being raised about if biden should run again, as he reaches a milestone no president ever has before. details, when we come back. the clever way a bay area museum got kids and families to come out to enjoy some culture while protecting themselves from covid-19, when we come back.

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it is president biden's 80th birthday . that makes him the first president to hit that age in office. first lady jill biden posted this picture of the president blowing out candles on his birthday cake surrounded by family. as natalie brand reports, that milestone has led to questions about whether president biden will run for the office again. >> reporter: facing questions about his age, president biden said he will make a final decision on running for re-election early next year. >> i think you should. i think that he is extremely capable, what he has been able to do in the last two years is an unprecedented level of accomplishment. >> on the other side, a field of potential rivals is already courting support . >> we have accomplished more over a four-year period, than anybody thought possible, but i can tell you this. we have a

lot more to do, and i have only begun to fight. >> candidate quality matters. holy cow, we have learned that one the tough way. >> trying to take the spotlight from former president donald trump, whose platform just received a boost from elon musk, reinstating trump's twitter account saturday night after taking a social media poll, even as trump said he now prefers his own social media platform. >> i don't know if, you know, that the decision for b should be made by some pole. >> reporter: it's a reversal of trump's lifetime ban from twitter over concerns his tweets could incite more violence, following the january 6th capital attack. the congressional committee closer to finishing up its work. >> within a month, the public will have everything that we found, all the evidence. >> that includes the department of justice, as its investigation into the former president involvement, is managed by special counsel. at the white house, natalie brand, cbs news.

>> big news from the u.n. climate conference in egypt, member nations struck a deal to get wealthier nations to help pay for environmental damages in poor countries. developing countries are hailing the agreement as a landmark. representatives from 24 countries will form a committee to figure out exactly how the fund will work, including how much money is available for a long time, the idea of a planet fund is blocked by the united states and other healthy countries out of concern that they could be held liable for the impact of climate change. >> we have struggled for 30 years, on this part. the establishment of a fund is not about dispensing charity, it is clearly a down payment on the longer investment in our joint futures. >> the decision for loss and damage funds, and rises in the coming periods. >> the conference did not yield any major commitments and fossil fuel use, as some had

hoped they would. several bay area colleges offering huge discounts for the spring semester, while others are offering help for the unhoused to enroll. details on all of it after the break. a reminder to download the kpix 5 app , which gives you 24 seven access to cbsn bay area, and kpix 5 newscasts, and real-time news updates , and you can sign up for breaking news alerts, and -- we will be

all for colleges in the pearl to community college districts, which are berkeley city college, college of alameda, navy college, and merrick college are all awaiting course registration fees for the 2023 spring semester for california residents. each school will offer individual resources and benefits for new enrollees, things like money for books, computers, groceries, and more. and, solano college is launching a new program called homeless to college. it offers the same kind of resources as that last program, but specifically to unhoused people trying to enter school, as well as grants for housing and medical services. >> federal funding for free covid shots will end soon. workers at children's discovery museum or a standing

by to vaccinate kids and families. >> covid is not over, it is still very much with us as is flu and rsv. getting the covid rooster decreases and lessens the severity of symptoms, more importantly, it will help you and your family from spreading this to others. >> rsv is a respiratory virus that affects the lungs, especially among young children and the elderly popping about clinics like this to schedule throughout california in the next few months. we will be right back.

new batch of movies hit movies this weekend, hoping to dethrone black and their. panther two. they do not have a chance. ticket to paradise fell to fifth place, but passed the 60 million mars intermixed the box office for the $2 million weekend. adam. second to fourth

place, 4 1/2 million dollars give the superhero flick a domestic total of 157 million for the first two episodes of the season three of the series the chosen debuted in theaters took third place with eight $.12 million. >> do not eat. taste. moviegoers on the menu a tasty treat, the darkly comic thriller open at second-place opening up $9 million. >> stop, right there. who are you? >> thank you there , wakonda forever ruled the box office for a second straight weekend earning $67.3 million for a 10 day domestic total of 288 million. in hollywood, i am david danby . showtime, ready. that is president biden calling the u.s. men's national team ahead of their first world cup match in qatar tomorrow, the u.s. is back in

the tournament after failing to qualify last time . >> i know you are going to play your hearts out. let's go shock them all. keep trusting one another and play as hard as you can. and for you and your families and your teammates, the whole country is rooting for you. samantha german kicked off today, but the u.s. plays its first game against wales tomorrow at 11:00 in the morning. finally tonight, this bird is not even supposed to exist. scientists thought it was extinct. until it was rediscovered in forest of new guinea. scientist believe the last time the bird was seen what bird is it? was back in 1882. does that work? . i guess we will investigate this to find out what that is. but in the meantime, all i can say is in is a bird. >> thank you for watching. and then you say good night. good

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warriors this high initial? because , hold onto something, they want the first game of the season tonight. wait until you see why, and who did the damage. blake thompson, oh my gosh. explosive at houston, came out on fire . midway through the first, golden state up 15, thompson stops , pots, transitions three. he made his first six shots and score 20th quarter. now with stefan curry on the bench to start the second quarter, here come the rockets. martin left-handed hammer , used to score 13 straight points, next possession andrew wiggins misses, -- did not. impressed steph curry. later on in the quarter, rockets rookie lori smith junior from deep , houston led by as many as nine in the second. third quarter, now a one point gain, golden state on the run , curry nails a three. warriors retake the