now at 11:00. >> as of this weekend, the world is going to come or not. >> burning man burnout? >> sales have been down this year, period. >> how a slump in the desert is hitting san francisco stores hard. if they're not going to get disciplined for it, that's going to stop. >> cracking down on vaping, the california school district tracking the problem in a new way. amazing and then everything that they offer is just so amazing compared to all the other dorms. >> not bad for a home away from

home, the eye opening new dorms at san jose state. from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> good evening. i'm juliette goodrich in for sara tonight. just ten days before it's set to begin, the popular summer festival burning man has yet to sell out. it's the first time that's happened in a decade and this comes after last year's burning man turned into a muddy mess when a surprise summer storm drenched the festival in the black rock desert. vehicles couldn't get into or out of the site for days. slower ticket sales also having an impact on some businesses in san francisco as shopping for the burn has started off slowly as well. andrea nakano visited haight street where business owners are hopeful this will be the weekend that sales pick up.

>> reporter: kimono dave's is one of the go-to places to pick up your burning man attire. >> anything that's black like reactive is going to be huge out there. you want to be seen. you want to maybe wear something that you're not going to wear in normal life and this is basically the prototypical piece that no one is really walking around. >> reporter: thursday night customers were in the store looking for the sought after kimono piece. >> this was the piece that skyrocketed my brand. you can throw over any layer. >> reporter: the owner dave carr says he's seeing signs of business picking up after a slow start to the burning man season. >> sales have been down this year, period, for everyone that does anything that i do, everything related to festival culture. it's been down. major music festivals around the country have been struggling, canceling or postponing. >> reporter: carr is not the only business owner noticing slow sales. >> as of this weekend, the world is going to come or not. >> reporter: buti at piedmont

boutique has been in business 52 years and she says 20% of her business depends on burning man sales. most of the pieces are made in-house and she has unique and practical items for any burner. >> the purpose of those is as you're going through the playa dust, which is like talcum powder, it sweeps it away from falling into your shoes. >> reporter: with ten days left until the start of burning man, businesses are prepping and hoping for a busy week ahead. for an event that centers around art, these boutiques have given burners the essentials for the event and it's given businesses a venue to show off their masterpieces. >> that was easily the most gratifying moment in my life has been the last two years consecutively, basically adventuring through an art gallery of people and randomly seeing my own work running around having fun. it was incredible. >> burning man not the only festival with slumping sales.

billboard reported in april coachella ticket sales were down 15% from last year. we reached out to outside lands organizers to see how their sales went this past weekend but have yet to hear back. city leaders in san francisco are launching an effort to put a disturbing trend to an

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it's a big problem in california schools. >> practically every student in lincoln smokes. >> details on the new crackdown on vaping. a pretty sunrise or sunset out there this evening. that's what happens in the evening hours, good start to this particular weather segment. there's a beautiful glow on the horizon, not much fog, but it will spread out later on tonight. we'll track that and look ahead to the weekend coming up in first alert weather. it sounds like the plot of a movie, but two astronauts find themselves staying in space a good while longer than they planned, the surprising reaction from one of their families. plus when you think of your old college dorm, i bet views like this don't come to mind, how some bay area college students are getting their semester started right.

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we told you about crackdowns in california when it comes to cell phones. governor gavin newsom has asked school districts to restrict smartphone use during school hours. one school district in stockton is taking part in that crackdown and another one

related to a big health issue for students, vaping. reporter tori apodaca shows us how they're trying to do it quietly. >> it would come in handy because, yeah, almost practically every student in lincoln smokes. >> reporter: senior at lincoln high, gabriella ponce says drug-free signs haven't stopped her classmates from vaping on campus. >> one of the challenges is it is a prevalent activity in young people. >> reporter: the superintendent says the new vape sensors installed in restrooms on their two high school campuses are designed to detect emitted vapor that reaches a specific level, sending a silent alert to administrators. >> we also have students who are afraid to use the restrooms because they report that they're not able to access the restroom because large groups of students are vaping. >> reporter: these are vape sensors installed in other school campuses across the country. lincoln's are more

subtle looking. >> if they're not going to get disciplined for it, they're not going to stop. >> reporter: discipline will be progressive. the first time a student is caught, they will be enrolled into a six-week on-campus substance abuse group. the program has existed for years. >> it's designed to really inform students about the consequences of devices such as e-cigarettes and other types of substances. >> i know a new students that were put into groups after getting caught smoking and honestly, didn't really do anything. >> reporter: if a student continues to get caught vaping on campus, they'll face detention, suspension, and in extreme cases expulsion. >> i think they have to deter them from smoking, yes. >> reporter: trying to put a stop to smoking in school to increase safety. >> enforcement is a little complicated, but might as well give it a try. >> reporter: but will students just get sneakier? >> they're still going to do it, but obviously be more

careful about it. >> the superintendent says there have already been multiple students who have been caught with those new sensors and placed in those substance abuse groups. on to weather now. am i moving out of the way? >> we're all in this together, just trying to get to the right spot on the floor. >> we were doing a fun little dance. we were showing the beautiful skyline there in san francisco. >> nice view, not seeing fog yet. it will spread out later tonight. this is why we want to stand in the middle of the cbs eye, get in the right spot. >> i'm looking forward to the weekend and a nice breeze coming along. >> yeah. it should be cooler inland over the weekend, not a taste of fall really, but i don't think anybody will hit 90 degrees on saturday. that's just fine. the coast might be a bit of a different story. >> that's true. >> maybe not quite as much enthusiasm. let's look what to expect. we'll get into the details as we get closer to the weekend. quiet weather will remain in place. it's going to be cooler this weekend, but still within a few degrees of

average, just on the negative side of normal high temperatures. some coastal drizzle is possible saturday. a storm system to our north will send most of its moisture into oregon and washington, but close enough for a little drizzle right along the coast, plenty of fog and cloud cover. the long range forecast keeps us very near normal for august, no huge changes in store for us over the next several days. let's talk about conditions right now as we look out from san jose, not seeing fog there either. obviously if you're not seeing it in san francisco, you won't have it in the santa clara valley yet, 60 degrees downtown, the warm spot 67 degrees, only a 7-degree difference from san francisco to concord on this thursday evening. we won't see a great difference in temperatures early tomorrow morning. let's talk about the fog first, bring up our floor map. like this morning, it's not going to spread too far into the inland valleys as we head into early tomorrow. across the bay into the inland valleys to begin the day, but it retreats from the valleys quickly backing up to

the coast midday and i think we'll see more sunshine along the coast one more day. then the fog will be stubborn heading into the weekend. temperatures will dip to the lower 50s in the north bay valleys, some of the cooler spots, 52 degrees in petaluma. not a whole lot of variation, the warmest spots staying in the low 60s around antioch and brentwood and 60 degrees for a low temperature in san jose by early tomorrow morning and then we warm up still within about 5 degrees of average, 2 degrees above normal in san jose, 3 degrees above normal in concord, low to mid-90s for the hottest spots on the map, nothing even close to triple digit heat. temperatures around the bay in the 70s, 70 degrees in san francisco, 60s along the coast, and most inland parts of the north bay in the 80s until you go farther inland. that's where you're more likely to get up to just above 90 degrees in santa rosa and a little farther above 90 degrees in

healdsburg, but that is appropriately hot for this time of year. farther down the line, there are signs things will change a bit at the end of the month. this is the eight to 14-day forecast. the warmest temperatures are shaping up well to our east. it does look like we are going to see things pivoting in a warmer direction as we finish the month of august and head into early september. that's a long way down the line. let's enjoy this pleasant august pattern while it's here. the warm spots inland only reach the lower 90s, some days temperatures only reaching 80s for inland parts of the bay area, the weekend, saturday and sunday, even a few passing clouds on saturday. around the bay temperatures stay in the 70s, morning fog giving way to afternoon sunshine. along the coast i think you will see sunshine tomorrow, but then it's going to be in real short supply over the weekend with drizzle on saturday, a few hundredths of an inch of possible the first half of the

weekend, but you have a couple more days of some sunshine in the forecast monday and tuesday. some sunshine goes a long way for coastal communities in fogust before we get to suntember. >> thank you, sunshine. there's a new movie being made about the life of legendary raiders coach john madden and it may be hard to believe who is starring in that role. we'll tell you next. >> hey, great book out on him, too. straight ahead in sports. get out your calendars. the entire nba schedule is out and a reminder of when klay thompson steps in chase center's visitors locker room. and you're going to meet the giants good luck charm that helped avoid a four-game sweep. it's closer than you think.

was there a giants game today? >> was there a giants game today? i believe you brought some things for show and tell. >> well, i said last night i was going to the game, went to the game today. >> we're going to set this up right now. >> go ahead. >> we have the giants talking

about giants president who watches the show, please take note because the secret of the g-men today was unhatched last night. >> who knew? i'm going to a day game, giants game tomorrow. have any predictions? >> you're going to be the key. you'll be why they win tomorrow? >> what's that called, the day game, the getaway game? >> we'll run the tape tomorrow. daughter in attendance and look what happened, folks. they saw them load them up for grant mccray who laid down a bunt. the catcher bobbled the ball that allowed the first run of the game, but then the mojo shifted to logan webb who struck out seven and pitched 7 2/3 shutouts winnings, the mother/daughter mystique and if that weren't enough, in the sixth mccray, look at the young fellow go, away and gone for

his first career home run. >> oh, yeah. >> all for the good luck charms to see. san francisco shut out atlanta 6-0 and avoided a sweep. giants are now 3 1/2 games behind atlanta in the wildcard race with 38 games left. juliette, paulette, well done. >> thank you. we shift to doggone it, the a's and the mets today. a's loaded them up in the fourth and then j.j. bleday smashed a laser. hand him a grand salami sandwich. oakland trailed 5-0 in the game and cut it to one. it was tied 6-6 in the sixth and seth brown singled in a run for the lead. the a's came back and won it 7-6. next up, the fine ital bay bridge series match-up with the giants saturday in oakland. let's pivot to the nba where it was schedule release day for the league and in case you missed it last week when we brought it to you, today it was

official. klay thompson and his dallas mavericks visit chase center tuesday, november 12th, and klay thompson comes back again february 23rd. now there are other games of note like the home opener on october 27th against the clippers. the dubs will host the lakers on christmas day. road trip to new york in march and then while in new york amid the boroughs they'll face the nets and the brooklyn fans, they might want to study up on league logos. >> purple l. >> those are the birds from new jersey. >> cowboys? >> the dallas cowboys. >> maybe that's it. >> maybe, yes, maybe. >> oh, my gosh, really? they couldn't figure out the lakers, the pelicans, the warriors? nets fans.

>> i feel like my mom's watching me right now. >> yeah. >> okay. so you know you talk about the superstitions when they win. this was the winning outfit. i had the visor on, thank you very much. >> boom. they lead 2-0. then you break this out. >> the mango orange pants. now i'm wearing these every time i go to a game. >> you'll have to. i don't know if we'll get a shutout every time in the giants favor. >> yes, you will. >> man, full throttle. >> look at that. we chowed, too. it was so fun. >> juliette and paulette, the x-factor for giants baseball. >> please. thank you. i'm leaving this on. a new report says actor nicolas cage will play legendary raiders coach john madden in a movie about his life. "madden the hall of famer" became even more impactful in the game of football during his years in the broadcasting booth. he became the name behind the

widely popular sports video game madden nfl football. no word when that movie will come out. he also is beloved in pleasanton, his hometown and mine. next, what was supposed to be a quick trip to space suddenly is set to last months on end, oops, details

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world's oceans. this is eve, the latest edition of a school of robotic fish designed to collect information from the environment. a group of swiss engineering students built the bot. they believe its ability to camouflage itself will keep other sea life relatively undisturbed. eve can swim up to two hours by itself and uses sonar to navigate. think about this. imagine if you're traveling and all of a sudden an eight-day trip turns into almost eight months. that could be the case for a pair of astronauts aboard the international space station after the boeing-built craft they arrived in had issues on the way. astronauts butch wilmore and suni williams have been stuck in space more than two months now. nasa is figuring out how to bring them back down, but it could take six months to do that. the pair could stay aboard the international space station until then. there are enough supplies. family members get to facetime with the astronauts and say they're staying positive. >> it is so cool. he gives us a

lot of earth views. i especially like seeing the sunset. all of my college friends call him astro dad. it's kind of a joke we're all like his little fan club. >> notice her mom in the middle is like when's he coming back? time to do some help around the house. nasa says it will be at least a week until they decide what to do with the astronauts. several hundred lucky students at san jose state are getting a big upgrade to their next dorm, the stunning setup for this semester. why do you do it? you ignore the signs, and the flashing lights. my mom is out there. that's my dad in that truck. slow down. how would you feel if that was your dad? be alert. be work-zone alert t the bnenes fi,, h handl be alert. construction accident ca veve youalallen omom a h h handl be alert. consbeen hit by a vehicle or a falling vevtripped on job site h debris or anythi be alert.

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h e l l o ! you're going way too fast. don't you see that work zone? seriously? that's my papa behind those cones. how would you feel if that was your dad? the alert. be work-zone alert. so let's do a little word association. >> not wordle. >> word association. think back to your freshman year of college.

>> been a minute. >> give me one word to describe your dorm. go. >> old. >> crazy. >> old building. >> i was on the quiet floor. can you believe that? >> oh, man. >> no. >> i know. i was an r.a. you'll notice they did not say the word chic or luxurious. >> no. >> you said dirty. you said crazy. >> i said old. >> that, too. that experience will be reserved for 700 of the luckiest students at san jose state university. here's why. this is the brand-new spartan village. >> nice. >> tomorrow hundreds of students will move into this downtown dorm. if you're wondering why this 13-story building has such spacious rooms, it used to be the old fairmont hotel, right? >> okay. >> the housing space comes with dining options, a fitness center and even a gaming room. we talked with one of the building's first residents. >> like i think this one personally beats all the dorms.

the amenities that they have and the offer for the school year as well as just the room style, it's a hotel room, so it's pretty much amazing and then everything that they offer is just so amazing compared to all the other dorms. >> do you have a gaming room in your dorm? >> no. >> we had a common room where you could watch sports, tv. >> we had a pool table and ping pong table. >> the dorm is at full capacity this year, as you could imagine, and the likes of paul and vern were not allowed to go and not that these students care, but it's technically off the main campus. university officials say it's a few minutes walking distance from the main buildings on campus. very cool. >> parents weekend, i'm staying there. >> exactly. >> see you later, son. >> i saw bunks, though. i think they took out the king and queen beds. still got to share, kids. >> when were you a resident adviser, why was it only a semester? >> i hated it. did not want to

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