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be president. >> vice president kamala harris making her first pitch to voters after officially becoming the democratic presidential nominee. >> i will be a president who unites us. >> painting herself and democrats as the party of hope and joy, drawing a sharp contrast between herself and former president trump. >> you can always trust me to put country above party and self, to hold sacred america's fundamental principles from the rule of law to free and fair elections to the peaceful transfer of power. from kpix this is the date news with sara donchey on the late news on cbs news bay area. >> good evening. i'm juliette goodrich in for sara tonight on a historic night for america as

oakland native vice president kamala harris becomes officially the first woman of color nominated as president of the united states, undoubtedly a biggest first in a life and career full of firsts. >> our nation with this election has a precious fleeting opportunity to chart a new way forward, not as members of any one party or faction, but as americans. i will be a president who unites us around our highest aspirations. >> tonight was also a chance for harris to give voters a better idea of who she is and what's important to her and her potential administration. that's because the latest poll from cbs shows about a third of registered voters say they don't know what harris stands for. so tonight she began laying out her plans to address some of the biggest issues for

voters in this election. >> i know, i know we can live up to our proud heritage as a nation of immigrants and reform our broken immigration system. we can create an earned pathway to citizenship and secure our border and when congress passes a bill to restore reproductive freedom, as president of the united states, i will proudly sign it into law. we will pass a middle class tax cut that will benefit more than 100 million americans. >> for more on the excitement and historic importance of tonight, let's check in with ryan yamamoto. he's been there at the democratic national convention all week long. the moment we were waiting for, her speech and then the balloon drop. take us there. >> reporter: well, yeah, 100,000 balloons dropping to

the floor of the united center, red, white, and blue and behind me now they're all cleaned up. you might hear a few poppings in the background because they have to pop the balloons before they throw them out. we talked about this at 10:00. there were so many people that wanted to hear and see kamala harris speak tonight they had to lock the front door of the united center because they were overcapacity. so when kamala harris finally came out on stain, there was this large roar. there was this huge standing ovation, but then a moment of focus and attention as kamala harris addressed the nation for the very first time as the official nominee. a standing ovation for the vice president, now officially at the top of the democratic presidential ticket. >> i accept your nomination to be president of the united

states of america. >> reporter: harris delivering the most important speech of her political career, hoping to send a message to voters across the country. >> but america, we are not going back. we are not going back. we are not going back. >> reporter: kamala taking the stage sporting a dark navy suit. >> the piping on the blazer is absolutely fabulous. >> reporter: where in contrast women inside the united center wearing white in solidarity. >> the white is for our women suffrage. we're celebrating women voting and then we have our pearls on behalf of celebrating harris our vp. they have harris on the back and 2024 on the back. they're to celebrate busy women. we can't always have on heels. we work hard and have to have comfortable feet. >> reporter: san francisco

native lily ho, it was a chance to celebrate a candidate with more than just hometown ties. >> i am more proud that she is a woman and a woman of color and a strong, intelligent, compassionate american who happens to come from san francisco. >> reporter: are you excited about kamala tonight? and for mayor london breed taking pride in not just watching her friend and mentor rise on the highest political stages, but also taking a moment to witness history. what does it mean to you to have someone that looks like you one step from the white house? >> this is kind of hard to put into words and when i say that it's an overwhelming emotional feeling, it just -- my heart is full and i'm so proud and i just don't know what to say in this moment because it's almost as if it's not real,

like it's happening, but is it happening? is this real? i have to pinch myself, like can we believe it? plus i know her. >> reporter: now hoping after tonight's speech the rest of the country will know kamala harris as well. >> together let us write the next great chapter in the most extraordinary story ever told. thank you. god bless you and may god bless the united states of america. thank you, all. >> reporter: so just a powerful ending to the dnc, so the momentum now in the favor of the democratic party. the question now, can they keep up that momentum until election day with less than 75 days to go? jules, i'll tell you it's been a great dnc. it's been a great convention. it's been full of moments. maybe the only

letdown was today. there was rumors that maybe beyonce would show up and perform. there was humors that taylor swift's airplane had actually landed in chicago, but when it came time for the dnc and the finale, it was kamala harris' show and not a celebrity. >> thank goodness we don't report on rumors. good job, ryan. get home safely. thanks for all of your reports. see you soon. back here in the bay area there's a lot of hometown pride this evening for the new democratic nominee. our team checked in with some of the vice president's supporters who turned out for a dnc watch party in oakland. >> to even know someone from oakland is going to become president of the united states, it's amazing. >> just seeing oakland represented in that kind of positive way is something that i'm excited about. >> so as for bay area republicans, a number of them gathered in foster city earlier today to hold a boat flotilla event in support of their

nominee for president, donald trump. we asked for their take on the dnc. they were not impressed. >> i think it's a little trump bashing and not much of a policy statement during the convention. >> it's from a teleprompter. it's all rehearsed. it's memorized and she's got her supporters who yell and scream and support and applause. >> while democrats celebrated their final day of the convention, former president donald trump toured the southern border in the battleground state of arizona. the trump campaign has blamed the biden administration and vp kamala harris for record crossings last year, though numbers have fallen in recent months since president biden implemented new asylum restrictions. >> with your vote we will seal the border, stop the invasion and launch the largest deportation effort in american history. >> trump's running mate, senator j.d. vance, campaigned in the battleground state of georgia today, where he also touched on border security,

public safety, and the fentanyl crisis. cbs news bay area is your source for everything ahead of the race to the white house leading up to november. you can follow it all on air, online at kpix.com and streaming on the cbs news app. still to come tonight on the late news, the san jose vietnamese community mourning one of their own two weeks after a community resource officer was killed on the job. >> i'm kind of left, you know, with that memory, but it's a good memory and just shows he comes from good people. >> when we have a death like this, this impacts all of our lives. then how napa is remembering the 2014 earthquake a decade later and what's been done to be prepared for the next one. clouds starting to return to downtown san francisco. we'll see a lot of cloud cover for much of the day tomorrow, which means temperatures will be even cooler than they were today and most inland spots were only in the 70s today. how

long this taste of fall will last coming up in the first alert forecast. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit.

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an emotional gathering for a san jose community service officer who died in the line of duty. he was doing traffic control in the coyote area earlier this month when police say a drunk driver hit and killed him. andrea nakano talked to his family and friends about a precious life taken too soon. >> reporter: the gathering tonight brought the community toke to grieve and remember a young man that was loved by so many. ♪ a night filled with tears

and sadness as family, friends and fellow officers from the san jose police department gathered to honor his life. >> good guy. when i look back, i couldn't imagine anyone who is the kind of person that you would want to be, person that i would want to be. >> reporter: many describe pham as a dedicated and caring community service officer, fellow cso loretta terry, knowing pham before he joined the department. his mother cut her mother's hair until she passed. >> i'm kind of left, you know, with that memory, but it's a good memory and just shows he comes from good people, which is why he's so well loved by the department. >> reporter: because of their family history, loretta says at work they were not just co-workers. >> pham and i would call each other cousins. we worked the

same swing shift and before and after our briefings we would say hi, cousin. >> reporter: council member ben doan organized the vigil and said pham has left a lasting legacy for the vietnamese community. >> it's absolutely devastating to the community because we don't have a whole lot of police officers who are vietnamese and when we have a death like this, this impacts all of our lives. >> for the vietnamese community, i think he's a symbol of bravery and a symbol of strength. it really shows that being brave can really impact the community and can bring the community together. ♪ >> reporter: joseph pham says the family is grateful for everyone's support. while it's a difficult time, it's some comfort knowing he had an impact on so many. >> he was the kind of person who would accept you whoever you are. he did his best to serve the community, his

family, his relatives, whoever it is. >> officer pham's partner, veronica bayer, was in the intensive care unit for four days following the crash. officers lined the hallway of the hospital two weeks ago when she was discharged. the the south earthquake, killing one, injured 200 and caused hundreds of millions of dollars in damage. the local community is finding a number of ways to commemorate the disaster. in fact, "the press democrat" reports the napa county library is collecting residents' stories about the earthquake and the plan is to put together a commemorative book. the paper also reports a local artist is working to complete a mosaic created using items that were broken by this disaster. paul, i have to tell you, i remember

i was thinking about those events. >> yeah. hopefully a long, long while before the next one of that magnitude or anything close to it. in the short term, it's nice, really nice weather today. >> kind of fall-like for a day. >> it kind of feels like early october and we've got another day tomorrow and start to warm back up again. we'll worry about that in a second. let's look at the big picture perspective. i'll bring our big national map up and talk about the reason for the cooldown today. it's the presence of the storm system that is unusually strong for this time of year that is sneaking down the west coast. it's aiming most of its moisture, month of its energy towards the pacific northwest, but it's close enough to send some showers into northern california to squeeze the atmosphere over the bay area and kick in stronger onshore winds, which have removed any warmer temperatures from even inland parts of the bay area

today. it comes with a cost. let's look at the actual watches and warnings in effect now across the entire country. you see a little green showing up. that is in the vicinity of the park fire, a flash flood watch in effect around the burn scar because there's concern some of those showers could be just heavy enough to lead to the potential for some debris flows or localized flash flooding without any vegetation. it's been burned out. that slows down the rate at which the water is flowing and farther into nevada the pink-shaded areas are red flag warnings. they're getting the wind without the beneficial moisture. it is having a very beneficial impact, especially for oregon and washington. we'll drop the national map out and look at how things are going to evolve a little closer to home and talk about the chance of showers that will try to sneak down towards the north bay tomorrow. we'll see plenty of cloud cover heading through tonight into early tomorrow morning. any chance of a shower is going to be confined to

either the coast in the form of mist or drizzle, a few freckles showing up on the radar simulation. the bulk of the actual rain is mostly staying to our north. this is probably the most accurate forecast model we have to rely on. you see it fizzles the rain out as it tries to approach northern sonoma county, northern napa county. if that system jogs closer, that would bring a chance of showers to portions of the north bay, not much more than a couple hundredths of an inch of rain, but even that's worth noticing in august. let's talk about our temperatures which are going to be dropping a little bit more heading through the rest of tonight, but a lot of cloud cover, even making its way farther inland. that is going to help keep temperatures from dropping too much farther. we're in the low to mid-60s. we'll have a mix of 50s and 60s early tomorrow morning and we won't warm up much from there. today we had 30

plus-mile-an-hour gusts, strongest gusts tomorrow likely 15 to 20 miles an hour. let's look at our forecast highs tomorrow which rise only into the 70s inland, mid-70s in the santa clara and inland in the east bay, these numbers about a dozen degrees below normal for this time of year. temperatures around the bay, a mix of 60s and 70s and the north bay only the low 70s because of the thicker cloud cover and the outside chance of a couple showers. quick check of the seven-day forecast, the other side of the coin, temperatures rising a lot by early next week, flirting with 100 degrees inland monday and tuesday and backing down to closer to average by the end of next week, which is also the end of august. temperatures around the bay getting up to the low 80s a couple days. looks like monday and tuesday are the warmest days for the entire bay area. even along the coast the warm-up will be somewhat noticeable, low 70s monday and tuesday. >> thanks, paul. coming up in sports, one more day until the 49ers

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with football season upon us, the next week is absolutely crucial for fantasy football managers. the war room is going to be going crazy as drafts pile up. this 9ers team has a wealth of fantasy talent. i've got a boom, bust and sleeper for this san francisco offense. our boom, deebo samuel, the 9ers opting not to trade him this offseason, but deebo could be in improvement year with an opt-out in his contract. last season he had the most total touchdowns amongst wide receivers and is a killer in the end zone, led all wide receives in red zone touches. the biggest pro, he's been there all training camp and he's in great shape. >> he's always there. so in my mind i'm doing everything possible to be in the best shape, be the best version of myself to come back and continue to help this team on the runs we know we're capable of. >> my bust, the guy with a

million questions surrounding him, brandon aiyuk. if the 9ers deep threat does return, you can expect a slow start to the season. aiyuk hasn't suited up for a single practice in training camp. he's got over 1,000 yards in the last two seasons, but he's been distracted. final preseason game tomorrow, there's still no guessing where he stands. for my sleeper pick, aka, someone bound to break out, give me jordan mason. he's the frontrunner to become the 9ers backup to christian mccaffery. the 9ers have to limit cmc's usage in 2024. mason will benefit. he averaged more than five yards a carry a year ago with three scores as a third stringer. >> j.p. runs at a very high level. if christian is not in there, not going, we always expect no matter who we've had in the past, number two, three, fourth guy comes in and we expect them to run like a starting back if they're called. >> if you don't play fantasy

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birdie, thing of beauty there from matsuyama. number one, the fan that stole the show tonight, broccoli in both hands and he had the matching shirt to complete the look. a's beat the rays 3-1. get this guy to every single as game. 49ers preseason finale tomorrow night against the raiders, starts at 7:00 p.m. right here on kpix. our vern glenn's already in vegas, hopefully not gambling. i'll be here in studio for the pregame show with lorenzo neal at 6:30 and stay tuned for "the fifth quarter" after the game when we break it down. you are going to be our football analyst tomorrow? >> no. >> they're telling me lorenzo neal is here for that one as well. >> we should be in vegas. they decided to split us all up. >> eight days in vegas for the super bowl, jules, six days too long for my taste. coming up next, make sure you put on some bug spray before heading out to enjoy the nice weather this weekend after

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