as the caldor fire burned towards tahoe. >> it was really, really sad. >> reporter: labor day weekend h typically brings tourism to tahoe, was quiet after thousands after thousands were forced to . >> we heard the sirens come in.y were going door to door. and we just couldn't tape any longer. >> reporter: fourth generation l kaline pots sat in after the traffic miles long packed with s leaving the lake. >> as i got out in time. >> reporter: one of the last pee to leave, former south lake tahoe mayor wallace. >> we got out about 30,000 peope in four hours. zero loss of life. zero problems. it was reay a blessing. >> reporter: and one year latere is welcoming visitors back. but the u.s. forest service and surg fire agencies are warning visitors to be cautious this holiday weekend. >> never ever ever outside of al camp site, have a camp fire. als follow the fire restrictions. >> reporter: according to the u. forest service, california has seen 500 forest fires this year% of them were out within 24 hours 24 hours but with dry conditiond hot temperatures that could cha. >> just be aware th

it was one year ago that the caldor fire swept through that area forcing thousands to . >> never ever ever outside of al campsite have a campfire. always campfire. always follow the fir. just be aware that you are in al forest. you need to know that your carelessness could cause uo lose everything. >> doesn't seem real that was oe year ago, the caldor fire. how could we forget how intense that intense that was and the conditions are similar to how they'll be this weekend. > >> in terms of the weekend is gg to be strong and temperatures are going to be so hot, just cooking what little moisture is in the vegetation out of those fire fuels. for tomorrow we still have one more day of temperatures that are out of control. they'll be above average, but this passing storm system to our north will squeeze squeeze the atmosphere and produce an onshore breeze to help keep temperatures reasonably warm. then the heat s and just completely takes over s we head into the holiday weekend, but we don't completely completely lose that onshore in. coastal areas and san franciscoe the only spots around t

. >> reporter: they are looking forward to putting the caldor e caldor fire in the past. >> i get a little upset. i thought there was no way i woud way i would ever walk back up to my house. >> u.s. forest service has south lake tahoe under level 1 restr. > >> here is a live look at the launch pad at kennedy space center. they have run into a problem as they try to launch their moon rocket. engineers detected a leak while fuellingy fuelling. they say they are ban back on track. future missionsl missions will be aimed at estabg at establishing a constant human presence on the moon. the laste last time that nasa sent astronauts to the moon was 50 years ago. > >> in the mar-a-lago search a federal judge is still weighing whether to appoint a special master to review the documents seized from former president ts president trump's home. on friday the judge ordered the release of a list of items taken, giving us more detail into what was inside the boxes' boxes. cbs' natalie brand reports from washington. trrt fbi collected 13,000 items when agents searched former president trump's mar-a-lago es

. >> reporter: one year ago south lake was a ghost town as the cr the caldor fire burned towards . >> it was really sad. >> reporter: labor day weekend which brings tourism to tahoe was quiet after thousands were forced to evacuate. >> we heard the sirens coming. y were going door to door. we just stay any longer. >> reporter: she sat in traffic miles long. >> i got out in time. >> reporter: one of the last people to leave, former south lake tahoe mayor tamara wallace. >> we got out about 30,000 people in four hours. zero loss of life. zero problems. it wasy life. zero problems. it was reay life. zero problems. it was reay life. zero problems. it was reay life. zero problems. it was reay life. zero problems. it was reay life. zero problems. it was reay life. zero problems. it was reay life. zero problems. it was reay life. zero problems. it was reay life. ze a blessing. >> reporter: and one year later wallace is welcoming visitors back. the u.s. forest service and surrounding fire agencies are warning visitors to be call sthous holiday weekend. >> never, ever, ever outside of a legal

although southlake want forget, they are looking forward to putting the caldor fire in the . fire in the past. >> when you reminisce, what goes goes through your heart? >> i get a little upset. i thought there was no way i would would ever walk back to my hous. back to my house. >> an update. south lake tahoe under level one restrictions, wh involves several regulations, including no burning outside, nd campsites. > >> a federal judge has thrown ot manslaughter charges against the the captain of this boat which caught fire three years ago off the coast of southern californi, killing 34 people. the judge says the diamond field to show that the captain acted with gros negligence, and when he fails to to put anybody on watch that night, prosecutors argued, that is what allowed the fire to spread before anyone was alerte. before anyone was alerted. > >> to antioch where authoritiesd antioch where authorities seized $4 million worth of cannabis. authorities found illegal operas authorities found illegal operas authorities found illegal operas authorities found illegal operas autho

researchers found the largest growth in blue-green algae in recent history and they say the smoke from the caldor fire is to blame. >> they are expecting this blue-green algae. to come back. >> reporter: researchers believe believe it is too early to see how the mosquito fire smoke will will impact algae levels, but based on the smoke levels in the the tahoe area over the past week, they believe it will contribute to a spike next summ. next summer. > >> turning to the weather right now, a live look outside. plenty plenty of sunshine today, but we we should have rain in the near future. let's head to first alert meteorologist darren peck for a closer look. >> it's going to be sunday and monday, ryan. if you have been g been following the forecast, the the confidence has grown for widespread rain. the details are are also becoming clearer, to the point we can start putting numbers on this now. if you read read the fine print, sunday and monday being the focus, some of the weather spots in the bay ara bay area could pick up as much as an inch. we won't all get that. tri-valley, san jose, you won't g

it's been just over a year since caldor sparked forcing thousands to evacuate. >> never ever outside of a legap site have a camp fire. always follow fire restrictions. >> people who liverman in the aa say they got the message loud and clear fearing they'll have to relive the nightmare of lasts fire season. we absolutely do not want to see that happen. > >> if you are getting ready to e the plans this weekend, we have been talking about warm tempera. it might be one of those days fy through monday where you want to to escape the heat and head to the coast. if you plan on doing that, you will not be alone. a lot of people are thinking the e getting away from the warm temp, heading to the beaches. routes to santa cruz, pacifica. plan ahead. it is get away friday. at of people will be trying to get out of town to enjoy the three day holiday, kind of the last holiday of the summertime before summertime before the kids really get hunkered down in school. bay bridge toll plaza looks good. it will be busy later on. we will see busy conditions for most bay area bridges for get away traffic. i

this labor day weekend after last year's caldor fire turned the region into a ghost town reporter garagelake is intriguing. even more so at the valley continues to hit consecutive days of triple digit heat. kind of want to skip the little bit and to do so. sacramento's delineate heritage go 400 miles to south with nice thing about it is because it 105, there's a breeze here, 87 to be exact and by standards, it is warm day. 2 degrees away from the record. but it is triple the extra people trying to beat the coincides labor day weekend is music to eric alberts year and really awesome to see people out labor day weekend is sort of the last hope off for the summer and because labor day weekend was canceled last year. >> the region lost tens of millions of we don't have business that i here. so it's really great to see people out. business has been really good for us the area, went from a smoke-filled ghost town this time last year to again, get busy towards town, hoping to bring back around 100,000 visitors to the area this weekend. we're looking forward to people coming out and enjoying it.

. >> it is nice to see the return of business there, especially after the caldor fire and back here ineadly car accident involving a pedestrian. this one happening around 8.45. last night on the 5800 block of santa teresa boulevard. that's near santa teresa high school. the driver remained on scene and is cooperating with this investigation. this is san jose's 45th fatal traffic collision of the year and the 25th pedestrian fatality. and the east bay all lanes of interstate 5.80, in oakland are back open after a deadly crash that crash happening around 9.15 last night on west macarthur boulevard. a pedestrian was hit and killed. the driver is cooperating with police. all lanes reopened just after midnight. and a double stabbing left. 2 men injured in san jose. this happening on hill cap avenue by the hillsdale intersection near el camino. police say one of the victim suffered life-threatening injuries. officers have not released further details about this attack or or a possible motive. and we are working to get that information coming up on the problem morning news as we brace for ano