--www.ncicap.org--] from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. another hazy and smoky day across the area, relief is on the horizon. our first chance for rain we have seen in months at odds to combat the crim rate. >> crimes do not happen overnight, it will take time. san francisco tries to shif

the way business is done, some businesses have to close their doors permanently. the and to the haze and smoky conditions his insight with the first rainfall in months on the horizon. >> there was smoke hanging around the bay all week. nearly doubling the number of alerts we have seen all year, inks ar better today and it will only get better. >> we saw plenty of people trying to enjoy the day outdoors. people at concorde were getting exercise at the pickle ball court. the 36th annual fog fest as well, acros the area people headed out to the beach for california coasta cleanup day. >> the bay area management district said we are almost through this rough stretch. they do not anticipate another spare the air day coming anytim

soon. the number of days of poor air quality does have a compounding effect. >> be in a polluted area is equivalent of smoking a full pack of cigarettes per day and that gives you some idea of the long-term risks over time. ove a season this can have a impact but within four days no more than a cute effects. for those votes in san francisco we can breathe deeply we have good air quality. the first time in a while. i will show you how it plays out. we are going to the camera on top of mount diablo. you do not want to open the windows in concord just yet. the reading out there is moderate and even on the low-cost sensors they

are still reading risks for sensitive groups. let's put th map up. there is about a dozen sensors, they are probably the most trusted source but often times if you want more nuance you can look at the purple air sensors, they update more readily and they tend to read a little bit lower. even those show us a pattern. look at this onshore flow has increased and we are pulling in cleaner air from the pacific. san francisc gets the clear air first, we transition to moderate for the east bay, we have not pulled that air over the east bay hills into the inland valleys. that is one of the most telling visuals. tomorrow it will be better for everybody and monday it will not be here at all. we will look at that coming up and the complete forecast.

a lot of girls got up clos and personal with a career path that often flies under their radar. they got to hang out on the tarmac talking with women that work in aviation. inspecting a fleet of aircraft. less than 6% of pilots in 2021 were women and international girls in aviation day hopes the will inspire more girls to fly. >> i have never been exposed to that, seeing a woman in a cockpit before, subconsciously did not note that was something i could do. >> san jose state and the women in aviation club where th leading organizers. neighbors were rattling across the street demanding a shutdown. a new study shows the leaded fuel burned by planes i harming children within a

half-mile of the airport. demonstrators today say some airplanes are still burning it there is a reason the engines need the lead. >> it protects the engine against misfiring, firing too soon and earning a whole in th top of the piston. it is very serious damage. >> the lead has been banned, they will fly to palo alto and they will bring the leaded fuel back to the community. our children need to be protected. >> reporter: pilots suspect the real reason the county wants t open the land is for a new housing development. to berkeley where police are investigating a stabbing that left one dead and to hospitalized in the berkeley hills. officers found a woman

dead from apparent stab wounds and another woman was taken to the hospital. a man suffered injuries to his hands. officer chased the suspect who was fleeing in a stolen car which came to a finish three miles away on ninth. the suspect is now in jail. we spoke to a resident in the area who knew the woman that was killed. >> all of the neighbors are devastated. we all loved this neighbor very much. she was a artist, she made jewelry. we loved her. my son was home an he heard the scream. >> reporter: police say this was a targeted attack. businesses are threatening to go on strike if city leaders do not do something about crime. the mayor insists her administration is going as fast as it can. she and other leader listened to solutions today.

she said the city needs to partner with them to curb the problem. this oakland native wants to see volunteers patrolled the streets. 200 businesses plan to shut down for a few hours on tuesday to protest the conditions. the mayor says the crime did not go up overnight but she is pointing to recent progress. >> this week we announced we are doubling the number of officers you see walking around we have date cars out there, w also have undercover units that are working around car smash and grabs. >> 300 new surveillance cameras will be installed as well. san francisco is working t change the financial district t get it away from weekday work crowd to turn into a destination that people will g

out of their way to visit. that means some of the businesses that rely on foot traffic are coming up short. >> we spoke with one person wh has to consolidate his restaurants to keep things going. >> reporter: a lifelong restaurant tour will not be walking into his 14-year-old restaurant comes up to the 30th, he made the painful decision to close the financial district italian restaurant for good because there was not enough people coming in during the week. >> it was in my mind already. noticed we were just bleeding. again i did not want to believe it. i did not see the volume w needed to even break even. >> reporter: momentum dropped off almost immediately after th dream force convention this month. before the pandemic he

did 150 covers for lunch and th same for dinner, now he is seeing a third of that. >> you do not want to give up. you always hope there is a new day. until you realize you nee to look at the numbers and the bank account. i do not think this is sustainable. as hard o a decision as it is, it is the reality. >> reporter: the older more formal italian sister restaurant next door was decently busy. >> they are doing well, >> reporter: considering the office vacancy rate is sitting at 30%. >> as a native and knowing wha is going on downtown i was not surprised. i was very sad. however i am optimistic for the future of downtown san francisco. >> reporter: it is one of

laura's favorite go to restaurants in the city. >> for me in my husband, we believe it is coming back. it will take time. >> reporter: after next friday you will see him focusing all o his energy on this restaurant. >> reporter: next, a journey o nearly 4 billion miles is comin to a finish tomorrow morning. while it is a exciting first fo nasa. >> later we head out to martinez for their first ever pride celebration.

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welcome back, a asteroid is heading straight for earth, half a pound of it is. a spacecraft will dump a caniste containing a handful of a asteroid onto the utah desert tomorrow morning. a stunning finish to a incredible mission if it all goes as planned. >> reporter: for the nasa cruis tracking to inbound journey of the osiris racks it is a exciting journey. >> we have been waiting long for this sample. >> reporter: it has been seven

years since it blasted off, heading for a lump of pristine rock that took two years to reach to dig out a half a poun scoop of asteroid and bring it to earth. >> we are doing some tests. >> reporter: john swift heads up the observatory. why all of this fuss over a asteroid? >> understanding the compositio of asteroids and where they are in their orbits, gives us clue to the history of the solar system. >> reporter: what happened was surprise, on october 20, 2020, the sampler reached out from the craft and the surface was so weak, tons of rock exploded from the surface in a curtain of debris almost crippling the mission but the tire sized

sampler survived after a journe of nearly 4 billion miles. tonight osiris racks is ready to take the plunge into earth's atmosphere tomorrow morning. >> tomorrow, this sample from the asteroid will be dropped of by the osiris racks space craf and it will take 30 minutes to parachute through the atmosphere, it will land in the high desert outside of salt lak city with the science team is eager and waiting with helicopters to pick up this precious sample which is nasa' first ever sample returned from a asteroid so we are excited to be bringing this sample home t distribute to the science team. >> it is interesting, he was saying you can find out about the solar system but really what kind of information can yo extract? >> it is carbon asteroid and

we are all made of carbon, is that what the early solar syste was made of? these asteroids have been sitting out there for four and half million years. th asteroids that have come in to earth have been altered by the fiery trip and these are pristine. from the beginning of the solar system. the answer is i do not know. if we knew we would not be on this mission of discovery. we will find out mor tomorrow morning. >> a very cool story. looking forward to hearing about it. we are clearing out some of the smoke, we are not done with it entirely, we showed a great time lapse, this is from the top of the sales force tower looking south. san jose is out

in that. if we look at the high resolution smoke forecast, tha is from a small fire, the quarr fire, right outside of yosemite. that is not our problem from a smoke standpoint. here is the smoke w pulled down from the northwest corner of the state. watch the onshore flow clear it out. already a good air quality in san francisco. let's go down the road one more day from tomorrow, on monday when the system responsible for turning the onshore flow back on gets here itself and that is bringin us rain on monday. that will deliver enough rain that it helps us in two ways. it puts a lot of rain on the fire which is burning up in the northwest corner of the state. if it doe not put it out completely it will certainly turn off the smoke production so it will not

be a problem for us anymore. let's watch this from a local perspective. what does the rainfall look like? we note thi will be a good rain producer fo the northwest coast. here in th bay we have a few light showers coming through tomorrow afternoon and evening. we get to midnight on monday going into tuesday, that is how far ahead we are looking. you can still trace the cold front. by the time it gets down to the golden gate we may get a few showers monday night going int tuesday and as it reaches the south bay it probably falls apart. if you look at the totals they are not impressive, 2-3 inches on the northwest coast of the state. it is not significant storm in that regar but it is the first rainmaker falling. we look at the daytim highs and we are still well below average. 7-8 degrees belo

average and across the forecas you see the chance of rain on monday, after that we clear things out and it will be relatively warm. the northbay valleys have the best chance fo rain. san jose does not even ge a drop in the seven day forecas from this. when we take a look at the inland east bay, the numbers will warm-up in the lo to mid 80s. i do not think you will get much rain there either but you will get a late drop monday. back to you. coming up, college footbal action, stanford looking to bounce back from last week.

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the giants playoff chances are hanging on by a thread, the hunt for october looking less and less likely. san francisco was here on saturday. a bullpen day for the giants, the starter got rung up early. martinez hits one into right-center, a solo shot. the dodgers bats were on fire and the giants bat were not. the 5th ending, freddie is good. look at him slept that ball into the gap. a one run double. the giants held them to two hits. the giants are 77-78, four games back fro the final wild-card spot with seven left. joe was on the bump and looking for his first career victory. going six innings and allowed no earned runs and struck out five to boot. the

offense went to work for him in the 3rd, this ball is clobbere to the left, 4 runs, they take their second straight game. the pack 12 has been the talk of college football, from having eight teams inside the top 25, the conference of champions is not going down without a fight. stanford was trying to bounce back coming of of a tough loss against sacramento state. the cardinal taking on arizona. cedric gets the nod at the goal line, touchdown, that gives them the lead. in the fourth ward, the wildcats storm back. dj scores the go ahead touchdown. the cardinals lose it 21-20. they are 0-2 in pack 12 play and the face oregon next week.

cal on the road, opening u against washington, all you ca say is at least a do not have to play the huskies again. finley is picked off and washington had blockers taking it back 45 yards and it was the beginning of a long day. washington takes it big, 59-32 arizona state next week. still to come, the most-watched team in the country may have met

the colorado buffaloes had to face their toughest opponent to date, over again on the road. the coach did not provide bulletin board materia like last week but it was personal in the locker room before the game. >> they are fighting for clicks we are fighting for victories. >> he loses his mask and runs away, that was the loan error for the ducks. second quarter,

hitting franklin in the end zone. 21-0. just before the half, dropping back, takes it to the house 36 yards. colorad did not score until the final minutes. 42-6 is the final. >> it was a good old-fashioned butt kicking. no excuses, their coaches did a heckuva job preparing their team and obviously we did not. i do not think there is a target on our back. teams are trying to beat me, they are not trying to be the team, they keep forgetting do not play anymore. that is what it really is. >> college football is the content machine we can and we got. the top-five form, here w go. colorado, the equipment team had to haul the buffaloes

thrown out of eugene. auburn texas, they recover the fumble, the head coach did not try to make a play, embarrassing. kansas, look at the hit from the corner, cobain brian. look at that head. he scoops it up and scores. florida playing charlotte, a one-handed grab. bend it like beckham. how good is this? he hangs on with the head. number one, a weird moment in the jame madison utah state game. he pulls out a replay on the phone the referee says no we're not watching that. points for creativity. every week in college football there is something new or weird. this tops the list. it gets weirder every week. >> the rest just said i do not

want to see it. coming up we show you how one bay area city is celebratin its first ever pride.

make some noise martinez pride. >> we are months past pride

month but that did not stop people from celebrating their local lgbtq community. >> it is the first time in martinez that the city hosted a pride event. it was originally scheduled for june and a lot of folks turned out at the waterfront park in martinez. >> in san francisco we do it every year but this is our firs year. we want to continue building that uniqueness and individuality. >> the event was going to be i june during pride month but organizers needed more time to raise money for the event to make it the event it was today. >> it was a good day for it. le me ask you something, last week i am trying to think of how t put it nicely, i do not remembe thinking we were going to have big smoke event. >> nobody saw it coming. the fire had been going for months. it was just the perfect flow i the atmosphere. a strong northern surge of wind that wa confined and it pulled the smok into the region where we pull the onshore from.

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