one a day. science that matters. no christian mccaffrey, no problem, as the jets welcomed the key player back to the field. the niners didn't hesitate to rain on their parade at home. the player that really dominated tonight. plus these first responders helped save ricky pearsall's

life after a san francisco shooting. and we send our wilson walker to the front line of the northern california wildfire. he shows us just how fast the flames reduced homes to rubble. two all these houses down the line. >> reporter: plus thousands of runners went from finishing a 5k to dancing it out in a waterfront rave. from kpix, this is fully is with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich in for sara tonight. >> and i am not. >> [ laughter ] >> and you are vern glenn. first of all we will start with the fun stuff tonight great night to be a niners fan. heading into tonight's opener we had anything could've happened, we're talking about christian mccaffrey but he was out, aaron rodgers is, you know, playing and not full

strength, but they are >> bling full strength, 30 points, okay. backup running back. this was the offense of performance of the weekend in my opinion, and i'm a numbers guy, jules. that second quarter was a knockout blow. the jets, three straight out, three straight scoring drives and at one . they had 138 yards total offense in that quarter, the jets five as they slowly tore the jets apart tonight, all that is all-pro running back and with the guy who had a step line like this since high school. christian mccaffrey, italy scratch with a calf injury, kept him limited throughout training camp. aaron rodgers, there he is in his anticipated return to the old . second driver the night for rogers, he completed his first test the breece hall. the. ballers touchdown by fred warner. san francisco, that

defense was great tonight. jordan mason to mccaffrey's place that was fantastic. here is an 11 yard second quarter run the two yard line and the next play for the next run, deebo sample for the first touchdown of the night and 37, the niners led 67 at the half. san francisco had to patdown, and into the air, brock purdy, kyle used check, all kinds of weapons tonight, jules. 30 yard gain inside the new york five. seven minute drive. here is mason, two . later, made it 23-47. the 49ers, and his first career nfl start, mason carried the rocks 28 times for 147 yards both career highs . san francisco scored on eight straight possessions and crews,

42-19 and it wasn't even that close to start the season at 1-0. >> he runs like he always does but when you get the ball he breaks down, usually gets more than what we blocked four. we had a bunch but jp was awesome. >> jp, he played his tail off, man. we expect the next guy, the next man up to come in and do the job as well as the first one. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> i would . they are a championship level group . >> it feels great, winning is awesome. nothing better than winning a football game. i told my will wife that there are other things that are better. >> getting we had a of a concert tonight. >> they did tonight, without throwing a single touchdown pass

all right, game balls tonight, let's give it to jake rudy first. 6 for 6 field goal tonight and mason, obviously he gets a game ball, williams, best player in that position who is held at camp all that time played 65 stacks and deebo samuel's, 77 all-purpose yards. next up, the vikings and the quarterback sam arnold, former 49 backup sunday 10:00 a.m. on kpix. it is a short week and the day after tomorrow installation wednesday for the viking game. >> awesome and let's not forget the emotional side to this game because rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall was on the sidelines tonight to cheer on his teammates. he is recovering after being shot in the chest in union square during an attempted robbery. during the first quarter, piersall and the entire team honored the first responders that helped him after the shooting. >> joining us here tonight, sergeant durell herrell and

lucy corliss . >> the police sergeant was the first to respond to the shooting and the doctor operated on piersall at san francisco general, helping him get back on the road to recovery and he certainly gave them big hugs and signed jerseys. piersall is expected to miss at least the next three games of the season. >> yeah, niners, baby! >> then there was this, before the niners hit the field we had a chance to check out the tailgate, of course, and to see the fans decked out in their best like this glittery chain and matching helmet. this tailgate set up was intense. these fans not only had a dj but they didn't settle on lawn chairs. in fact, one of them was sitting up with his feet up in and extra comfy red and gold chair. must have been pretty heavy to bring that all in but he had plenty of cupholders and built-in speakers and you could just feel the excitement in the

air. fans told us they think the team can come back to win the super bowl. >> so we spotted one tailgating been carrying the skull. it is a school taught him complete with niners stickers, had a full head of hair and the niners had -- head to minnesota next to play against the vikings. now from the field to the debate stage. it is safe to say that june 27th debate between joe biden and donald trump had an explosive impact on the presidential race. >> more than 30 congressional democrats are calling for president biden to step aside, even as his campaign exists -- insists he isn't going anywhere. >> president biden has dropped his head for re-election. >> the announcement through the race into disarray. no sitting american president has dropped out of the campaign so late in the election cycle.

>> i accept your nomination to be president of the united states of america. >> not tonight we are just hours from the next presidential debate in philadelphia where this time vice president harris will share the stage with trump. it is the most pivotal moment since harris entered the race. the local expert told our kelsey thorne what viewers should watch for when they tune in tomorrow. >> reporter: all eyes will be on the debate stage tuesday night as vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump face-off for the first time. san jose state professor donna crane says the stakes could not be any higher. >> i think it is going to have record viewership and i think it's really make or break for both candidates. >> reporter: both candidates have been pulling neck in neck with critical swing states. whatever happened on that stage could be all that is needed to swing those voters to one side

. >> each candidate is going to be vying for their votes by explaining the election in terms that are favorable to them. >> reporter: for trump that is focusing on the economy and immigration . for harris she says it is focusing on the idea of moving forward, not backward. especially when it comes to issues like reproductive rights and democracy. >> both candidates will be looking not only to expand their appeal to wider swath of the electorate, if you will. but both candidates will also looking to deepen their support by which i mean turnout more people who are not inclined to vote in the first place but maybe they decide after they see something or hear something, yeah i think i am going to turn out and vote for

that person. >> former chair of the california republican party now author who himself debated on president harrison during their race for the he expects this on to be much different than the trump-biden debate. >> trump i believe will be similar. , is a completely different entity. she speaks well. the question is , does she do well in this format under this much pressure? >> reporter: when it comes to how audiences should prepare for and consume the debate, craig says try to focus on the candidates words more than their delivery. >> there is two very different visions of america going forward and there is a lot of content in there. it would be great if people, if we all could pay attention to that. >> you can watch the debate right here at kpix. it starts at 6:00 tomorrow night. candidates running for mayor of san francisco are set to go head-to-head wednesday night. kpix is partnering with the examiner and k bcs radio host that debate. you watching

this here on 6 p.m. still ahead, tonight it is a lot of the biggest fire burning in california right now but it is one of the most destructive. >> there saying 30 structures lost and vehicles damaged, as well. >> we take you to the front lines of the northern california wildfire that forced thousands to leave their homes . plus, he was the voice behind some of the most iconic characters in history. we remember the life of the legendary actor. a wide range in temperatures across the bay area today . still a few degrees above average in livermore but otherwise a few degrees below average already and more of a cooldown. that story tomorrow. details coming up in the first alert forecast. plus a world famous dj with the ultimate after party.

welcome back . san francisco city hall to spread awareness, that is because the month of september is childhood cancer awareness month . san francisco city hall is joining other major cities around the country to raise the awareness by lighting gold for kids with cancer . city hall started doing it in 2016. so we have seen wildfires across california balloon to thousands of acres in just a matter of hours this summer but up and lake county, a fire that hasn't even grown to 100 acres is just torching dozens of buildings and cars in just a few hours . so called oils fire broke out yesterday near clear lake. unburned 81 acres and

firefighters have up containment to 40%. one firefighter who has been working hard to protect other people's homes is now sifting through the rubble of his own home. it just burnt down in the boils fire. edward martinez has lived there with his family for the last four years. he came back to this after battling a fire in the last week and a half. >> for myself , i just got home from the coffee pot fire. it just sucks . you know, how fast this can move and i'd just glad my family and my dogs are safe. >> his family and his dog are safe. we's scent are wilson walker to the front lines of the fires were resident told him just how quickly flames leveled homes.

>> reporter: speaking with folks that were here on sunday afternoon they described it as a pretty normal day, relatively light winds until suddenly the picked up the fire was on this neighborhood. it happened fast. >> the fire had jumped well over 19th avenue and that is where it started hitting all these houses right down the line. >> reporter: robert burns watched the fire perch from his back fence and within minutes the embers were landing on his home and the house next door as the fire eventually carved a hopscotch path through his neighborhood. >> all these houses right over here, these older ones , these all took like eight or nine houses here. 20th alone. >> there saying 30 structures lost and 42s 60 vehicles damaged, as well. >> reporter: autumn lancaster is the lake county fire marshal. >> the fire came from this area here . a lot of raw land behind commercial and residential areas . a lot of brush, a lot

of manzanita. >> reporter: back downhill where several fires have started recently and a discussion among many neighbors has been the homeless encampments there . that is also where we saw firefighters poking around this afternoon. >> is a high possibility. no . i mean , you know, they have been out here. it has happened more than once in this exact location. >> reporter: those fires are still under investigation. as is this one, our investigators are there at the origin now but in terms of past fires this year until the investigations are concluded we can't talk on them. >> reporter: no strangers to fire .2 i lost my house and the clay would a fire. >> reporter: clayton fire, the 2015 valley fire, the jerusalem, rocky, and pawnee fires in the river and ranch fires that made up the mendocino complex, at time the largest fire in state history, more than 60% of this county

has burned since 2015 but like much of the state they did enjoy some relatively quiet years lately. >> we had like snow and rain, we had the extremes of the weather finally and it's great but everything grew back. >> reporter: fire has returned as well with a series of scares and homes lost with the much of the fire season still ahead. >> but what can you do? this is life here. we are all used to it. >> reporter: we mentioned the 30 structures lost, trying to get a count of how many of those were actually homes. we are doing that work, we expect that number the next day or so as with getting people back here to the neighborhood, still 2300 people evacuated here in the evening. no word yet when people might get back. but definitely a sense that the fire omen has returned here to lake county. >> yeah they have been hit not once but twice and hats off to those firefighters doing that hard work there into some who are returning to homes that have been leveled. >> right, it is hard to see it is so sad that it is such a small fire relatively and they had their ends up working it

immediately. but it was just in exactly the wrong spot and all those buildings. the smoke produced by that fire has been much less of a factor today and i think that is the case as we head into the next couple of days. there are other fires burning elsewhere in the state. let's bring our map of california here and i will step out of the way. a lot of smoke in southern california. that is really where it is going to be concentrated and on shore breeze is going to bring that on the cooler air but also oakland hills. stronger onshore air quality to the bay area ore over the course of the next several days. i see the fires in southern california occasionally pulsing up and producing new plumes of smoke. that will be the case tomorrow and again on wednesday. in the short term, though, let's talk about our weather and things are looking pretty good for the next few days. a cooling trend will be evident across the bay

area tomorrow even east of the oakland hills. stronger onshore breeze, deeper marine layer, more cloud cover all adding up to cooler temperatures. high temperatures bounce back on wednesday. we will be near average from wednesday through the first half of the weekend another cooldown kicks in by sunday and monday of next week. ups and downs in the seven-day forecast. let's talk about our current temperatures and those are running in the 50s and 60s. looking outside and sing a little bit of fog in the distance. looking to the oakwood hills from salesforce tower and behind the buildings of downtown san francisco from treasure island. anywhere from 54 degrees in santa rosa to 58 in san francisco and 39 already in livermore. warm spot right now in san jose is not warm so we had cooled off nicely after it was a warm to even hot day inland for especially in parts of the east bay. the fog will continue to spread out. it will be a widespread and pretty deep marine layer by tomorrow morning. the fog shows up in bright white. the dollar rate is upper atmosphere. won't start to the skies overhead, as well . those two factors with that stronger on shore breeze all combining to bring our temperatures to about five to 10 degrees below average and we will start to warm up until that fog starts to back up to

the coast and it will take a little bit of time for that to happen so let's talk about where we end up for our high temperatures tomorrow. it is actually the map underneath so you can get a sense of scale here . temperatures are going to be a mix of mostly 70s and if you low 80s inland .77 in san jose , 81 in los gatos. 82 has been the warm spot for the entire bay area. even around antioch temperatures only topping off around 80 degrees. mid-to-upper 70s. those numbers are running close to 10 degrees below average. mid-60s for san francisco, right around 70 across the bay in oakland with temperatures in the north bay only getting up into the low 70s because the early morning fog is really going to be just morning fog for the north bay with temperatures slow to warm up as a result of that fog decides to back up to the coast. look at the long-range forecast, we are going to return to near normal as we head into the rest of the work week and the first half of the weekend but beyond that, the 62s ten-day outlook shows cool temperatures not just for the bay area but for most of california and eight to 14 day outlook continues that trend of

cooler than normal temperatures. you ready for a little taste of autumn you do get it tomorrow and you probably get more but a little farther down the line. you can see the beginnings of that cooling thread toward the tail end of the seven-day forecast. a little roller coaster ride but even the hottest days unlikely to bring any widespread 90 plus degree days to the bay area. ups and downs, but a little more subtle compared to inland locations. near average from wednesday to saturday cooling off again and along the coast really not much changed to our temperatures but you will see a little more sunshine peeking through wednesday, thursday and friday and then the fog is back saturday, sunday and monday and a little bit of drizzle and mr., as well . that is only moisture. for two stolen birds. >> what you're saying one day of fall but don't get too excited and start getting your pumpkins and all that just yet. >> don't break out all the fall closed it yet. so a pet store owner in concord is asking you to be on

the lookout for two stolen birds, one of them right there, and umbrella cockatoo with a very distinct voice. >> what you have to say to all your fans? >> so this is tofu and you can see he has quite the personality . tofu was taken from feathered follies over the weekend. the staff was greeted by broken glass saturday morning and noticed tofu gone . also missing, plato, a 28-year-old african red bellied parrot who mostly stays quiet but can say hello or hi, plato. the pet owner, store owner tells us these birds are smarter than you think. take a listen. >> parents aren't domestic it is like dogs or cats, they are wild animals so yeah, they require special diets, space, lots of attention. they are very social creatures. and there is -- they are as intelligent as humans or children. >> she is anxious to be plato . the pet store staff reported the theft to police. up next, this east bay football team just made history under their friday night lights

five breaking a years long streak. still ahead in sports, 49ers can enjoy tonight then it's viking week. and we crown a 49ers hall of famer. beat the odds and turn it into a 16

i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him

as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco.

>juliette>an and east bay high school had considered dropping its football program entirely but now it is celebrating a win nearly five years in the making. the team just broke a 35 game losing streak. that is the longest current streak in the entire state. on friday night the ygnacio valley walls defeated redwood christian 26-20 in their home opener. it is the first win since 2019. >> i'm just trying to make sure that they stay valuable, that they stay focused and they apply the principles that we used to become successful that they continue to practice that. >> much happier, people are much more excited to be out here and work to get another win and i feel like it is good

to see that it wasn't the only thing driving us wasn't just getting this one win but be able to be a successful team and to keep driving to be a successful team and i like to see that for my team. >> i feel like it motivated me more to want to play my best for the team and not -- also for the school, to make history .2 well spoken, team. they are set to play at kennedy richmond on friday. i got to say one thing . >> showing their clause. >> we have done so many stories on these that these gentlemen are very well spoken. >> ronnie light once said winning is the greatest deodorant. >> yeah, that is very true . that is true. here is the narrative for tomorrow to get back to the 49ers, yeah, nice win but what is going on with christian mccaffrey? has been practicing with the team, the calf, the achilles, late scratch, what is going on? the viking games a short week, they play on turf

as hard as the so he may be held out again. so here we go with the 49ers tonight. could be a thing. we will see. but regardless of what the outcome is, the 49ers have to just keep on going and the story tonight to, jordan mason made his nfl start in place of mccaffrey. mikell achilles injuries. 28 carries, scored a touchdown. the third-year undrafted running backs previous best game ? 11 carries for 69 yards so we had not had that many carries as he had tonight since he was in high school. >> most definitely. >> oh, shoot. oh, shoot . i am bleeding out. >> we found out he is going to rb one . went up to him and just gave him a little pep talk to see what he was and he was laser focused ready to go and i

knew from that . on i knew he was going to have a great game. i knew it. so having anybody prove me right. >> speaking of 49er running backs, during halftime the team honored frank gore who was inducted into the team's hall of fame. gore played 10 seasons with the 49ers and is the team's all-time leading rusher, a guy who came into the league with a rash of injury issues and then he played 16 seasons in the league and he gets an honor like he did tonight. or is also the nfl's third time all leading rusher . last 49er back with a game like mason had tonight and regular-season games, frank door, he had 31 carries against the browns october of 2011. >> i think you were even impressed by this game tonight. >> i was, i was. i had no expectations but if you had told me hey, they're going to

blow off these guys, score over 30 points , have 37 rushes for 181 yards and just absolutely just tear legendary actor james earl jones. he died at his new york home at the age of 93. today, you cannot think of him without would've said no, you're ithout crazy. the jets are too good of a team. >> there you go, thanks, vern. coming up tonight we are remembering the life of legendary actor james earl jones. he died in his new york home at the age of 93 today. you cannot think of him without hearing his amazing voice. >> no, i am your father. >> there is no death star . >> one day, simba, the sun will set on my time here and will rise with you as the new king. >> jones voiced darth vader in star wars and mufasa in the lion king. if a child jones actually overcame a childhood that are and had his breakout performance on broadway. he went on to earn an emmy, a grammy, and oscar, and

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>juliette>over 13,000 people ran a5k through san francis over 13,000 people ran a 5k through san francisco's embarcadero on sunday morning but it wasn't any ordinary race. oh yeah, when they crossed the finish line, dj diplo put on a show and runners danced their heart out with the baby bridge in the backdrop. he is hosting his next diplo run club in seattle. be there, yeah, run a half marathon and then raise it . >> a 5k is only three miles. don't run 13, that is too much. >> i was just trying to talk big. stephen colbert is up next. >> former republican vice president dick cheney announced that he will not vote for g.o.p. nominee donald trump but instead will back the democratic candidate,

kamala harris.