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>> we break down the debate stage showdown between harris and trump. we hear from a man who faced harris himself on the debate stage years ago. why he thinks both candidates fell short. plus, a northern california ski resort decimated. the fires burning out of control across the state. and meet the teens that turned their summer project into a business that helps people in need. from kpix this is the late news from sara donchey on cbs news bay area. good evening i'm juliette goodrich in for sara tonight. tonight, vice president harris took to the stage for the first time in a debate that showcased very different visions for the country. the 90 minute debate started off with a handshake between both candidates, they quickly launched into accusing each other of not having a plan for the future of our country.

a common thread throughout there debate >> donald trump actual he had no plan for you because he is more interested in defending himself than he is in looking out for you. >> it is just a sound bite. they gave her that to say. >> she does not have a plan. she copied biden's plan and it is like four sentences, run, spot, run. >> i have a plan, let's talk of a plan. >> you still don't have a plan. >> i have concepts of a plan. >> reporter: for the first hour they sparred over immigration and trump repeated baseless claim of migrants eating pets in ohio >> in springfield they are eating the dogs, they are eating the cats >> talk about extreme. >> the city manager says there is no evidence of that >> mics were supposed to be muted but they did not really seem to strictly follow those rules, trump and harris cut each other off at times and at

one point their exchange became very chaotic with the moderators trying to reign things in. >> she was big on de-fund the police >> in minnesota she went out. >> wait a minute, i'm talking now. >> let's turn the page. >> vice president harris, thank you. >> president trump we have to move on. >> president trump. >> let's turn to policy, please. >> she has a plan to defund the police, she has a plan to confiscate everybody's gun. >> president trump we have to move on to other issues. >> she does not allow fracking in pennsylvania and everywhere else. >> no. >> the former president said something twice and i need to respond to >> i am sorry. >> i just need to respond one time. >> so, just a few weeks ago trump's runningmate j.d. vance said trump would veto a federal abortion ban. >> said that. >> yes, if you are not supporting it as a president support. >> he would veto a federal abortion ban? >> i think he would.

>> tonight, trump claimed the two of them didn't even talk about the issue. >> your runningmate j.d. vance said that you would veto if it did come to your desk. >> i did not discuss it with j.d. in all fairness. i don't mind if he has a certain view but if . >> but i have been a leader on ivf, which is fertilization. the ivf, i have been a liter. >> she stayed clear of plensing her california roots even no she was born in oakland spent time in berkeley and returned to san francisco to serve as da. she did not mention california when she brought up her past. >> so, i was raised as a middle class kid. and i am actually the only person on this stage who has a plan that is about lifting up the middle class. i grew up a middle class kid, raised by a hardworking mother who worked and saved and was able to buy our first home when i was a teenager. >> reporter: harris was also

asked about why some of her policy positions have shifted over the past few years. >> you say that your values have not changed. so, then why have so many of your policy positions changed? >> so, my values have not changed. >> everything that she believed three years ago and four years ago is out the window. she is going to my philosophy now. i was going to send her a maga hat, she say markist. >> we spoke to someone who debated harris in 2016 when she ran for senate. >> i do believe he back on track program has gone off of the tracks. >> he hit me twice, though. >> he used to chair the california republican party told us he does not think harris or trump did themselves any favors to win over potential voters. >> harris did not have the awful moment people worried about, however, she did not answer most of the questions. i do think trump looked at times

on the defensive and i don't think either candidate looked forward enough and said what they were actually going to do and that is what independents care about and that is what pennsylvania cares about. she was in pennsylvania and did not answer the question on why her views changed. she did not answer many questions like are you better than four years ago? why did you wait until six months before the election? >> we also asked him how her debate style changed since he shared the stage with her in 2016? >> i thought that harris was more aggressive tonight, clearly. she did not laugh too much like she did in the previous debate. although i did think she was far too expressive. and, since they kept a double screen the whole way i don't think that will be

to her benefit. >> reporter: just the other day harris scored a key endorsement from dick cheney and tonight she is getting support from super star taylor swift. in fact, after the debate, swift posted on instagram that she will note for harris for president. she signed her statement as quote childless cat lady, as a dig to j.d. vance. trump and harris both spoke up when the debate wrapped up. and, also, they did not both agree on much on stage. they came away, though, sounding confident. >> this was my best debate. i thought it was really good. i thought she was weak on foreign policy. she was weak on the border. and, i am very happy. >> i think that we think today was a good day. and it kind of was. but we have 56 days to go and guys, we are still the underdogs in this race. it is tight. >> back here in the bay area people gathered at watch parties eager to see the two

candidates go head-to-head for the first time. we stopped by a party in redwood city. >> reporter: san mateo kamala harris supporters came together here in redwood city to watch the debate. many of them told me that they were very nervous coming into this night but those same people say they walked out of here feeling confident. >> reporter: she says she met harris back in 2009 and believed right then that harris had what it takes to reach the country's highest office. >> i knew she would be president one day because she was brilliant. not, forget about that she say woman and a woman of color but she is brilliant.. >> reporter: ever since that day she has volunteered for every single one of harris'campaigns, of course on this highly anticipated night she knew she had to help organize a debate watch party >> it will mean a lot for women, all over the country,

and i think the world, to see that her qualifications rise above everything else. >> reporter: she and dozens of other harris supporters packed into black history museum for the 90 minute debate. when the clock hit 0, most told us they thought harris hit it out of the park. >> i thought it was interesting. it really shows trump can't win. it is, he is not a good president here. >> i think that it would be wonderful for people to attach themselves to her because she is more like our family members, our neighbors, and people that we really care about. and, is would be a shame for someone with so much anger and relies so much on negativity would have people's trust. >> reporter: she told us that she, too, was proud of harris'performance. she believes the woman she first met all of those years ago met

the moment and even exceeded expectations. >> i was very nervous tonight. only because of the immense pressure that was on her. but she proven that she is ready to be president. hands down. hands down she won this debate. >> she told me that she still plans on working hard for the harris campaign every single day up until election day. she did, throw, tell me she has already booked her hotel and flight for inauguration day. san francisco voters will get the chance to hear from four of the city's top candidates for mayor at a debate you will see on kpix tomorrow. the stage is set at the juliet morgan ball room and the top candidates all but for one will be there. mayor london breed had agreed to attend tomorrow's debate but pulled out. the debate sponsored by cbs news bay area along with the san francisco examiner and

ccbs radio is designed to be a deep discussion of key issues. now with the mayor out of the conversation the other candidates have a chance too make their case and break out of the pack. lauren toms reports. >> reporter: now the stage is set in this debate that is sponsored by cbs news pay area as well as the san francisco examiner and kcbs radio. it was designed to be a deep dive into the top issues facing san francisco voters but without their mayor taking the stage, the other candidates have a chance to break out of the pack. >> reporter: as work ares put the final touches on the debate stage now comes a big shake up. the mayor is taking a pass after committing in april to participate her campaign team announced last week that they would withdrawal and political expert says that it is the voters who may see the impact >> they will talk about the person not on the stage. the

challenge to mayor breed it means they can talk about issues that are important to them and their candidacies but talk about her absence and how it speaks volumes. >> reporter: late this afternoon, we caught up with the player on camera who told us her departure from the debate comes down to timing >> i am the mayor of san francisco not just a candidate. i have to run the city. and that includes meetings and everything else that i need to do. i have to be selective of the number of debates and the amount of time i am able to be available for these kinds of opportunities. >> that is not, pected to stop other candidates from highlighting her absence. >> you know that you are going to be a target of division by the folks that are there, you are trading that off for any missteps or misplays that you are worried about moving forward. when you are not on the stage it can be costly in some ways but that is the trade off that london breed and her team are making. >> reporter: the debate comes a week after a rare shooting in union square where ricky

pearsall was shot in the shoulder. and the 17-year-old suspect has been charged with attempted murder. he says we can expect the candidates to make their own pitch for how they would respond to and prevent high profile crimes like there. >> we are going to see a very active diverse electorite this cycle. you will see a lot of voters oriented to change. you place that in the context of 49ers receiver who was shot and as a result that also provides an opening for moderates. moderates will push forward here. >> reporter: he says with just a few weeks to go, now is their time to make their pitch to voters in san francisco and even residents across the bay area. >> what happens in san francisco, what happens with london breed resinates across the bay, around the bay and beyond. >> now, in response to the mayor a statement, the campaigns tell me that her absence comes down to her not defending her track record. but, latest polling shows that breed is at the top of the ticket when the it comes to

rank choice voting. closely followed by both lurie and farrel. in that second spot, broken away to take the top of the second choice and that is significant because the second or the third dmois this race could come out on top.. >> lauren, thank you. you can watch the san francisco mayoral debate at 6:00 right here or streaming on the free cbs news app. still ahead tonight, flames closing in on ski lifts, the inferno ripping through a california mountain resort tonight. around the bay area, we have the fog swallowing up the top of salesforce tower. barely seeing the bay bridge there. 4-8 degrees below normal. breezy conditions in store for us tomorrow. we are tracking that and the first alert forecast. what started out as i hobby

for these teens turn into a full blown business, how they are helping people in need one cookie at a time dickerson we'll have all the post-debate news.

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of flames closing in on ski lifts and buildings at a southern california ski resort. tonight the bridge fire happens to be tearing through mountain high ski resort. footage was captured on live stream hours ago. mandatory evacuation orders have expanded in los angeles and san bernardino counties and right now, firefighters have no containment. meanwhile, about 60 miles south in orange county. 2,000 firefighters are working to contain the so-called airport fire. that exploded to more than 19,000 acres today. largely due to strong winds in the area. thousands have been forced to evacuate. >> nearby firecrews working to contain the line fire it has grown to 33,000 acres. cal fire says the steep terrain made it difficult for crews and the dry windy conditions certainly are not helping. right now it is

14% contained. so, we talk about our weather here and boy, it is dry conditions and it is scary for firefighters now battling a series of fires in northern california and southern california. >> something we unfortunately are used to in the months of september and october. especially. and the conditions tomorrow, are going to be especially challenging for the firecrews in southern california and the sierra. a major fire, the davis fire, expected to grow by several miles tomorrow because of the strong winds that will be kicking in. we will experience the winds in the bay area as well. the reason, there is a storm system heading for the pacific northwest. sending all of the moisture into washington and oregon. close enough to pinch the atmosphere over the coastline of california. that results in those stronger winds. 20-35 mile-an-hour for the bay area. that will fan the flames of the fires ongoing in the sierra or in southern california. that is a significant concern as we head through at least the next 24 hours or some of the that fire

continuing. this is a view from one of the alert california cameras, there is the bridge fire, tearing through rightwood, cars lined up on the roads, trying to evacuate as the fire has been growing by leaps and bounds. something that has been an all too common sight over the last few years. around the bay area, the wind will not be dangerous but inconvenient. the strongest gusts occurring tomorrow afternoon in the 30-35 mile-an-hour range. the wind will back down. the wind will not be nearly as much of a factor heading into thursday and friday. right now, a lot of fog spreading out. covering more and more of the bay area. the temperatures, a mix of 50s and 60s. those numbers not going to drop through the night. most of us leveling off by tomorrow morning, the fog will be widespread. despite that fog and the onshore breeze, our temperatures are going to warm up to pretty much what is normal for this time of the year. may be a little bit of a surprise considering most of the bay area will, once again, be covered in the low cloud cover and fog across the

region heading into early tomorrow morning, the onshore breeze that tries to cool us off throughout the day is going to be helping to scour out a lot of the low cloud cover and fog. two competing factors that will balance each other out. allow the sunshine to emerge in warm temperatures up to where they are supposed to for this time of the year. 70 exps 80s inland, 79 in san jose is only two degrees below average. lower to middle 80s east of the oakland hills, warm but, normally warm, a couple degrees below normal. average high temperatures for san francisco, oakland, lowtory middle 70s. 60s on the coast, mostly near 80 degrees for the north bay. the fog, a bit more stubborn before the breeze starts to gouge it out of the inland valleys, the temperatures, remaining in the middle 70s for tomorrow. our temperatures going to remain normal, easy for me to say, near normal as we head through the first half of the weekend. another cool down that is in store for us

sunday and monday next week. another storm system, closer to us. it is in this time frame, sunday night into monday. we will see clouds passing through even an outside chance of a shower. only in the 20-30% range now. it is something that is significant and we will monitor it towards the weekend. not adjusting any outdoor plans. light showers and even if we get a few light showers, it will amount to less than 1/10th of an inch of rainfall. likely we will see that mist and drizzle along the coast over the weekend, vern? >> all right, there, paul, straight ahead in sports, victory tuesday. 49ers got to be high on the power rankings after another 30 point performance. how about love for the

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teleprompter to see what vern is going to talk about. >> the last time we celebrate week one with the 49ers, you know why? tomorrow is game plan install day for the vikings coming up this sunday on? >> kpix. >> that is right. >> we will talk about the niners on display. they tore apart a jet's team built on hype. here is a first. that 32-19 victory, number one, it was not that close, and number two, first time in nfl history a game had a final score like that as the 9ers crushed them. so much for a super bowl hangover. >> it feels great. winning is awesome. nothing better than winning a football game. don't tell me wife that there are things better. they did it without christian mccaffrey. out with a calf injury, status for vikings game is unknown. so, they will go back to back

up jordan mason. and eight carries, 137 yards and it did not take long for trent williams to notice this team's potential. >> i walked in, everyone is laser focused, flying around, not a lot of joking going on. obviously we had a good roster last year. i really didn't see, i did not know they could improve it. i mean, in my opinion we improved. >> and, that defense. they flew around, bully, purchased the jets in the mouth. and a career low, 21 minutes. >> and, i am really proud of how we came out with this. fred making that play early. sets the tone. >> yeah, man, you know, it is, it is something that i practice all of the time. i try to do everything that i can. it is our job to go out and win games, defensively, you know, regardless of what we got on

offense. if we keep that mind set that is when you overwhelm teams. >> let's pivot to baseball and giants bats had a hard time catching up with brewers pitching. six strikeouts. driving in a run. four hits, not enough. brewers won it 3-2. giants have four fewer hits, the record is 3-12. meantime, deep in the heart of texas. >> went off second inning homer gave him a 2-1 lead. took extra innings, the a's got it done. nick allen in the 12th inning was not enough to get him at home. a's won it by a final of 4-3. the a's have 17 games left in its history in oakland. the last home game, september 26th won't be a dry eye in the

house that day. last game period, jules, september 29th in seattle. >> all of the fans are showing up in person to watch the last of the last >> the green and gold. >> yeah. all right, thank you, vern. okay, so, this next story will make you hungry. yes. the east bay teens using a cookie recipe to help families in need, i 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.

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a hobby for this brother and sister cooking duo. but, soon, this graham cracker chocolate chip and walnut treat turned into something sweeter. a nonprofit business they named humankind cookies >> so many loyal customers and friends >> so many. i could not give like an estimation. >> humankind cookie proceeds support families in need and columbia where their mother and father are from. >> our mom is actually really close with the director so it would ensure we knew exactly where the money was going to go and what it was going to be spent on. >> reporter: what started as a summer project during covid turned into quite the business. they are carefully hand packed boxes now sold at jean's fine food. >> jeans is amazing and they help us out and sell them at no margin. >> reporter: and speaking of profits. >> the outreach and support from the community has been

insane and now we raised over $35,000 in cookies and all of the proceeds go to these kids and these families, so, super, super awesome. >> before they could only afford rice and beans. because of this and like especially things that has made the money flow more containt now they can afford eggs and chicken. >> he and his sister enjoy seeing videos and photos of the kids they are helping. >> we love mateo. >> reporter: originally jean's manager hired mateo just to work at the store but when she learned about the cookie-making business she knew the store needed to help out with this mission. >> like even my parents are hooked on them. they come in here and told me to set aside a box for them today. >> reporter: mateo says he does not mind being nicknamed the cookie guy, he and his sister love what they are doing and it

shows. >> she said mmm. >> yes. >> the case? you have like at least four or five. >> you can not just eat four. >> i know you are all going to say even out there in the studio where are the cookies. i did not . >> i can not wait to try the samples that you brought. i will go and get something i will have them tomorrow. how cute are they as a brother and sister cooking duo. >> just getting along. >> yes. they were legit. are you guys, you are seriously sweet. >> usually there is, yes, friction. yes. serving samples at jean 's >> at a recent town hall,