>>>live, from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix5 news. >>>now on kpix5 in streaming on cbs and bay area. a thick area of smoke drifting north into the central bay area. how this may impact your weekend plans. >>good afternoon. let's go to gov. gavin newsom. >> buyers across the state representing 1.4 million acres that have burned. that's just in the latest round of wildfires we have experienced. reminding you that round of wildfires included some 14,000 acres over the last 10 or so days. 93 lightning strikes in the last 24 hours. 30 new fires. that occurred overnight. those fires have all substantially been diminished and or extinguished. it gives you a sense again of the ongoing vigilance that is required at this moment in time of year. as that relates to work currently being done by cal fire. some seven individuals have lost tragically there lives and 2100+ structures that we have identified is destroyed. i always caution i do this on wednesday and i'll do it again today. these are the numbers of fatalities that we are aware of and fami

track live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> eating the treats overnight , including the popular dining area in the south by. >>> one man has his house >>> one man andalized by demons >>> after chadwick boseman died in the bay area and the "black panther" star is remembered for much more than this, his film roles. >>> good morning. i am devin fehely and let's start with a look at the weather. >> it's one of those mornings where it's difficult to tell what is the marine layer or smoke but if you can smell smoke, sure enough you have an air quality issue. here is kpix 5 from the roof looking over the bay bridge. we have plenty of fog with numbers in the upper 50s. 57 at san jose where the air quality is unhealthy for sensitive groups right now. 68 at concord and oakland. here is a view of the air quality right now, the biggest factor that will impact you when you step outside today. these colored dots is in the orange across the south bay with deep red on the peninsula which has the worst air quality right now. inland is also unhealthy for sensitive groups. in the city,

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >>> only two days until school starts but still no plan in place, uncertainty weighing on the students and parents in oakland. >> i am worried. >>> more charges expected in the bribery case involving the santa clara county sheriff department. >>> we look at the high cleaning process at chase center that could have the warrio arena reopening in a matter of months. >>> good morning, i am emily turner. >> i am devin fehely. >>> it is fogn the usual spots but inland not so much with current temperature is normal at 60 degrees in concord. 57 at oakland, 55 in san francisco with santa rosa at 58 degrees. it looks relatively clear at the chase center but in certain spots it is faulty. when temperatures change, pretty consistent with the exception along the coast. due to the marine layer being compressed it is only getting a little bit inland. that's through the golden gate and around the bay where we have the minus numbers, and along the coast it is slightly cooler. otherwise we are relatively clear, especially inland with visibilit

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> complaints over a number of citations from people not obeying the health order on the pandemic. >> if we don't get serious, ashes, ashes, we all fall down. >>> the inmate dropped off at the hotel to quarantine and nobody was notified. >> i diabetic, and i'm shaking because i have had nothing to eat. >>> the restaurant industry is in crisis. an alarming number showing how they could close for good due to the pandemic. >>> good morning. it is 6:01 on this saturday, august 1st. i emily turner. >>> it will be hot and especially in the inland areas. doggie but burning off by midmorning. currently conditions are mild with 59 degrees in concord and temperature right now at 50 but those numbers will climb big- time, around mid day. it will be windy along the coast with 65 degrees. at the bay it will be breezy and 75 but that will climb. inland in the mid-90s and we could even get close to triple digits today. this will be the hottest day of the weekend. we have heat advisory in effect until 8:00 tonight. be sure to stay hydrated

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >>> a heat wave in california has triggered the first rolling blackout in california for over 20 years with more possible in the coming days. >>> the bay area beach town is begging people not to visit but unclear how that could be enforced. >>> who will be vaccinated first when the shots become available, and what california and other states are asked to do ahead of time. >>> it is 6:00 on this saturday, august 15. good morning. i am emily turner. >> i am devin fehely. >>> let's get to our meteorologist. >> yesterday was bad but that's only the start. here is the view over the bridge with no marine layer this morning but i don't think anyone is surprised to see that. although we did cool down in the upper 60s in the city after being in the mid-90s yesterday. we shattered the record of san francisco from the gold rush. we will do it all over again today. we have intense heat again today and it could get technically cooler tomorrow but don't think sunday will feel good but about 5 to 7 degrees drop from today. that is short-lived

. >> right now streaming on cbs and bay area san francisco city workers are in a tough spot. delay their raises or risk a huge round of layoffs? tonight, reaction to the mayors budget ultimatum is pouring in. >> we are live with how this ties into racially quality. mac since the death of george floyd there has been talk about defunding the police. the city of san francisco a few weeks ago promised to to re- divert some funds from the to police department to communities of color to reinvest in those communities that may be defacing -- that may be facing racial inequalities. today we got our first peek of what that might look like. >> as the first step in the effort we were redirect $120 million from law enforcement to support these priorities over the next two years. >> district 10 supervisor says the black community has made clear its priorities for the money. >> they identified education, economicjustice, homelessness, mental health. you will see us come up with programs and resources that are going to address those so specifically. >> the reallocation of funds even in a bud

live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now, the driver of a stolen car leads police on a chase through two cities. a crash and the suspect is dead. new details about how this unfolded. good afternoon. michelle has the day off. kiet do was the first on scene and he has the latest. >> reporter: we pick up the drama right here in oakland. th that's when he crashed into the back of the >>> letter trailer. he got out holding the site were able. the force of the impact which the integra under the tractor trailer. an officer spotted what looked like a gun, released his canine and open fire. >> shots fired. >> shots fired. stop. >> it was about 12 shots. i want back and forth. >> reporter: how was he holding the weapon? in a way that the officer felt fear for his life? >> we don't know. the officer is on administrative leave right now. he will be interviewed tomorrow. >> reporter: along the path, we found two vehicles with bullet holes and broken glass. the suspect ran around the block right past the home of thguy running. somebody was in the back, chasing. >> reporte

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> breaking news, new evacuations in santa cruz county in this hour as a wildfire threatens more homes. a live report from the danger zone. >>> smoky air fills the bay area from that fire and many others are forecast for today and beyond. >> i'm michelle griego. >> i'm len kiese. three complexes of fires burning right now around the bay area. the lnu lighting complex in the north bay, the scu lightning complex in the east bay, and the czu august complex in san mateo, santa clara, and santa cruz counties . we have new aerial images of the czu august lightning complex fire. that fire has burned more than 40,000 acres or about 62 square miles in san mateo and santa cruz counties. cal fire says it is still 0% contained. cal fire has now ordered a mandatory evacuation for the entire town of felton and the mountains a few miles north of santa cruz. everyone in felton's population of about 4000 is being told to leave. let's get right to kpix 5's kiet do who joins us live from felton this afternoon. >> reporter: cal fire issued the ev

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> under the round of power outages tonight as sweltering temperates ctinu plus -- >>> coming up, i will tell you how the triple digit temperatures are affecting businesses and how people are dealing with that. >>> and this is only day two of the heat wave. i want you to see the seven-day forecast going into next week. i'm going to have a coming right up. >> thanks for joining us, i'm juliette goodrich. >> would begin without breaking news. the state could see another round of rolling workouts tonight. pg&e says the hot weather could prompt another round of power outages. pg&e customers could start losing power anytime now until 10:00, and they could lastn 1 t the outages could. the operator yesterday pg&e cut power to 220,000 customers. kp extends -- doerun? >> day two of the heat wave and several records have fallen just in the last hour as we started to check in on the daytime highs. take a look at the top lines. 108 livermore today, one of three in santa rosa, and even though those standout, 95 in oakland is hot. my not be

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> a live look outside, dangerous weather conditions rolling in , adding to a tough firefight for crews on the front lines. >>> unfora for isolated thunderstorms to begin within the next few hours, we will show you where they are and what to expect. we need to talk about the air quality because it is hazarded coming up. >>> prompting new evacuation orders, the rush to get people out. also, fire crews dealing with another problem, looters. one firefighter was robbed while battling the lightning complex. >> you try to take advantage of them and we are going to prosecute you to the full extent of the law. >>> thank you for joining us, three massive wildfires are burning across the bay area. they have scorched over 1100 square miles nearly 7 times the size of san jose. flames are forcing new evacuation orders this evening. right now firefighters are bracing for dry lightning and gusty winds that could ignite new fires. the biggest fire is the l and you lightning complex burning in the north bay. more than 500 square miles have be

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now at 6:00.h a security gate and kicking a deputy. a wild scene and why it is just the latest incident raising security. >> what we know about the sergeant lost a hard-fought battle. >> the vaccine that will soon be mandatory for all uc students and staff. >> plus, the new pictures of a sexual assault suspect released minutes go. leaving one peninsula neighborhood on edge. >>> putting together a historic back nine charge to win the pga championship at harding park. good evening. >> the 23-year-old local favorite adjusted the pac-12 proud. >> hard to believe playing college golf a little over one idwa ing toe has rience help him in this tournament. it did on one big hole. he was tied for the lead on 16 and he pulled out his driver some already calling this shot is one of the best in pga championship history, 290 yards later, the ball is on the green and morikawa is looking for an eagle. two shots and that shot clinches his career major and he's only been a professional for about a year. 13 under f

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, several wildfires raging around parts of the bay area right now, destroying homes and threatening many more. new evacuations have been ordered in parts of napa county in the past few hours. >> even areas away from the fires are feeling the effects. smoke taking over the skies across much of the bay area today, causing unhealthy air quality. >>> all of this is happening amid our stretch of dangerous heat. right now, an excessive heat warning is still in effect. another day of triple digits on top in several cities. i'm michelle griego. len kiese. governor newsom will give an update on the state's wildfire response as well as the heat wave and a pandemic. we will bring that to you live when he begins. first, a snapshot of the fires around the bay area right now. cal fire is grouping them into a few named complexes. each one made up of several fires spanning several counties. we have team coverage from the fire lines, tracking the latest evacuations and updating the latest weat

. >>> a reminder, kpix 5 has a new app that gives you 24 seven access to cbs bay area and kpix newscasts and real-time news updates. yo >>> the news conference with governor gavin is now underway, let's take a live listen. >> never anticipated, never expected. in this environment with this pandemic, the challenges are more acute and more extraordinary, for millions and millions of small businesses, throughout this state, for that matter, all throughout the rest of the country. it is a long way of introducing an expression of deep reference , deep respect for our small businesses. deep respect, deep reference for those that are working behind his counters. on entrepry self-eloyed, ny one or two employees themselves, but also the employees that also are supported by the backbone of our economy, our small businesses and the ecosystem. i want to talk to you, today, i want to talk more broadly to the workforce, and i want to talk more broadly to the n begia recovery, without asserting what i think is universally accepted. at least in the context of those experts that we work with, and my own

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> crews are making progress against one of the northern california mega fires. for the greater bay area, wildfire smoke remains a top concern. good afternoon. i'm len kiese. michelle griego is on assignment. we are on standby for a wildfire update from governor newsom. 1.5 million acres have now burned statewide. >>> weather is on the side of fire crews this afternoon as they continue their fight to contain three massive fires in the greater bay area. more than 800,000 acres burned, destroying more than 1500 , we have just heard from cal fire up in wine country. the top diary today is managing the area just south of middletown. the walbridge fire still remains a big concern just west of healdsburg. >> there is a lot of work that has to be done on the walbridge fire. there is a good plan in place. working tirelessly every day in that section. >> good news for firefighters on the front lines. they have got reinforcements on the way. kpix 5's emily turner shows us. >> reporter: there is good news on the fires that are burning

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news.ow at 6:00, firefighters struggled to contain fires burning on all sides of the bay area. a new threat is on the horizon for tonight. >>> high def doppler picking up on lightning strikes off the coast, we will look at that in detail coming up and we hit an unwanted distinction in the air quality. parts of the bay area went into the house this category. i will explain that coming up. >>> a shift in the weather and the wind putting homes out of danger back in the line of fire. i will have details coming up. >>> heart stopping new video the frantic scenes we are hoping not to repeat tonight as the dangerous weather rolls in. >>> good evening, the three massive blazes burning across the bay area now cover nearly three quarters of 1 million acres. an area larger than the cities of los angeles, san diego, san jose, oakland, and san francisco combined. more than 14,000 firefighters and 96% of cal fire's engines are on the front lines. at this hour, new evacuation orders are in effect for part

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >>> the wildfires continue to expand across the bay area with the level of destruction growing. some firefighting crews are facing added danger with residents that are refusing to move. >> if you're in the area and don't need to be there, please leave. >> tens of thousands of homes in danger in the north bay with one fire in particular posing the biggest threat. >>> the fires in the area creating other setbacks for struggling bay area business. >>> it is 6:00 on this saturday, august 22nd. good morning. i am emily turner. >> i am devin fehely and let's get to our meteorologist darren peck. >> we have smoke and hazy skies . the colors are pretty but weki unhealthy air quality bay area wide. the te prettwarm for this time of the day. typical 57 in san francisco with marine layer along the coast. we have to shift the focus from talking about temperatures as we zero in on the air-quality. look at all the orange and red dots on your screen right now. that tells you it is unhealthy for sensitive groups, and flat- out unhealthy for ev

that more on the cbs evening news. >>> thank you for watching at 6:00. the news continues on cbsn, bay area >>> we will be back on the news at 7:00 p.m. have a great night. captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, a dangerous tropical storm gaining strengths, expected to slam the carolinas tonight as a hurricane and pummel the northeast on tuesday. nearly 120 million americans in the path of isaias tonight from the carolinas up to maine, and out west firefighters battle a blaze near los angeles causing thousands to eva evacuate. covid concerns overcrowds hundreds of party in a pandemic on a boat in new york city with few masks. the owners arrested. a huge concert in missouri. and look at this summer party in illinois. the president bashes dr. birx. president trump calls the head of his coronavirus task force pathetic after she says the pandemic is

beijing and washington as china still claims the self-governing island as part of >>> live from the cbs bay area, this is kpix5 news. >>> welcome back to kpix 5 this morning. the time is 6:29. >>> let's start with a check of the foggy weather. >> is foggy out there in some parts, but others it is nice and clear and it will be hot. that is an easy litmus test. if you can look up and see clear skies, get ready for warmer temperatures. if not, it will be cooler. looking towards the east, you can see it is nice and clear and that is one of the spots that will get really close to the triple digits in the inland areas and still relatively cool at 62 in livermore. saa rosa 54 the temperatures are going to climb and compared to this time yesterday, the areas where the ball can reach is a little cooler, but in the inland areas, warmer and that will change. it will combine about midday and we will be at or above where we were yesterday and in some spots warmer than that. the current visibility as a result of the fog, it is compressed because of a high- pressure system that makes it dense and it is trying

>>> 1-888-5-helps-u one >>> now, streaming on cbs in bay area, new challenges for northern california fire crews. besides the flames, the crime they are now dealing with in the fire zone. >>> good afternoon. i'm michelle grego. let's go to kpix5 with the latest on the evacuations and firefighting challenges in marin county. >> reporter: is a new set of challenges for firefighters fighting the woodward fire at point reyes national seashore in one of them is the fact that the fire jump containment lines headwind and also, firefighters themselves have been dealing with issues. as of the flames from the woodward fire at point reyes national seashore aren't enough to deal with, sara lee now has this. her suv was broken into last night at the hotel where she and her crew are staying on her equipment was stolen. >> i had taken as much as i could to the hotel room but all of my camping gear that i worked on collecting for 20 years and all the gear we had to set up for the financed hing >> reporter: she said there was about $7000 that is gone and that's a second time someone on the team of 60

now at 11 streaming on cbs and bay area, we begin with the breaking news out of oakland. >> kpix 5's joe vasquez is live at the scene for us. >> reporter: i'm in downtown oakland near the oakland police station. there was a brief confrontation here between demonstrators and police but they are our heavy barricades and the crowd went in different directions. right now they are in the grand lakes section. we saw some video online from a few weeks ago, fireworks being set off by demonstrators. police have just announced an unlawful assembly which is in the precursor for arrests. a clock this evening. several hundred people began marching through the streets of oakland to protest the shooting of jacob lake in wisconsin. it has been allowed demonstration. no violence, still quite a bit of vandalism. there are folks in the crowd protesting with shovels and other tools and began smashing windows in downtown oakland particularly along clay street. in some cases they even pulled plywood off the windows first and then hacked away at the glass. most of this crowd were not committing vandalism,

streaming on cbs and bay area.nd contra costa counties. >> 1st, a heat wave. let's get right to our chief meteorologist for an update please >> the cover today kappa was just short of record high temperatures. let's start with the good news. the clouds were associate with the showers and thunderstorms to sparkle the white 1st pick of these the lightning threat has diminished be the showers and storms moving well-off to our north. temperatures are going to increase because we are going to clear the skies out tomorrow. up to around 80 in the city. that is well above average. short of record territory. mid 80s on the east side of the bay. 90s for the santa clara valley. at or about 100 degrees for many in the and portions of the bay area tomorrow. temperature trend 12-17 degrees above normal. we are going to zoom around for an up close view of the high temperatures all across the bay area. we will show you where to go for any relief from the heat and how long all of this is going to last coming up in a few minutes. >>

streaming on cbs and bay area. this new wildfire in napa county prompting emergency evacuation orders. this is video just into the newsroom. you can see the flames, mandatory evacuations are in effect along sage canyon road. two lower childs road and part of highway 128 are now under evacuation warning. we will monitor this developing situation and bring you updates as we get them. good afternoon. >> we are expecting an update from the governor on our heat wave and energy concerns. first, let's get right to mary lee. >> yes, i am still tracking thunderstorms with numerous lightning strikes on high definition doppler. so, zooming in, catching heavy downpours as well as the lightning strikes arf cloverdal you can see several lightning strikes up near willis. with those thunderstorms pushing through. even though the red flag warning has expired, there is still a very high fire danger due to the lightning strikes as well as how dry everything is. we will continue with all of these heat advisories for the bay area due t

. >>> we watched in santa clara county as the updates on cbs in the bay area state update and by streaming us on kpix.com and other digital platforms. >>> developing nervivors contin massive explosion rocked beirut. more than 100 people dead and nearly 4000 hurt. ian lee has the latest on this. >> reporter: the explosion was called from different angles. but the devastation is everywre glass and blood paved the streets of beirut. local hospitals, already struggling with covid cases, filled up quickly. doctors and nurses were forced to treat many in the street . >> i felt something like lightning striking across beirut this shop owner says, and everything turned red and the force of the explosion thoroughly. the morning light revealed more of the destruction and desolation. ground zero is smoldering, hundreds are still missing. the explosion was so massive it was felt in neighboring countries. it is believed roughly 2700 tons of ammonium nitrate used in fertilizer and bombs was responsible for the accidental blast. the explosive material have been stored for years at a portside warehouse. l

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. >> i'm juliet, now 11 and streaming on cbs in the bay area, as parents and students in oakland spend the weekend preparing for school to start on monday, they still don't know what that is going to look like. kpix five in oakland with the talks, and the anxiety families are experiencing tonight. >> the good news is, they are still talking at this hour, the bad news is, there is still no deal yet. here's the latest in the negotiations, the oakland unified school district and the oakland education association just started meeting about half an hour ago, after the oea reworked language in the proposal to present to the district. now, whether or not they come up with a deal over the weekend, one thing is for certain, school will start on monday. >> we are confused as to what is going to happen. this is all new to us, and it's scary. >> and it's not just parents that are feeling the uneasiness. >> i honestly don't know. i'm just worried. >> i am feeling nervous, still. i don't want to be online for a long time. >> school will start in distance learning mode, it will be like a soft opening

jim axelrod, cbs news. ( applause ) >>> bay area fire crews sure have their hands full today. >>> i want going to die. oh, i got that. >> that is what's sparking those fires. a rare summer thunderstorm slamming the bay area, and you could be in for another rude awakening. >> a busy day for tree removal. how showing you the problems caused by an overnight storm in one bay area problem. >>> if all of that isn't enough to deal with, pga customers are being warned and prepared to lose power at any time. good evening i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. we begin with breaking news on the fire watch. a complex of three fires has exploded across more than 800 acres in santa clara and alameda counties, now threatening ten homes. let's go to kpix 5 katie nielsen live with the latest for us. katie? >> reporter: yeah, so juliette, right now the latest we have from cal-fire is that these three fires together are about 850 acres. there's zero containment. what we just found out moments ago is that there are now mandatory evacuations along welch creek road that should affect about ten homes. b

cbs news. >>> help from the bay area is arriving on the fire lines. two strike teams made crewfrom cont costan >> the fire has burned through 400 acres in lake and colusa county. video shows a plane dropping retardant entrces in the area as flames whip up in the hills and evacuations are underway along the go to road. a dozen structures are being threatened right now. this time lapse video capture the moments that the flames sparked yesterday. it was the afternoon and at this point fire crews say the fire is 20% contained. jack this morning in interview you will only see on kpix, the solano county da office defending the controversial inotg. the willie mccoy case will be reviewed by a special prosecutor. is the former dna of said -- san bernardino county. a judge decided that ramos improperly deleted emails and text messages leading the family to ask for the appointment be reconsidered. the solano county da office said i >> you're talking about somebody who is a prosecutor for 29 years. he has a wide background in loss of elections. he is a consultant

bay area. also thanks for watching us. do not forget the news continues all day on cbsn bay area. >>> cbs this morning is coming up next. ♪ great >>> good morning to you, our viewers in the tuesday, august. i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. clashes in kenosha. new violence erupts in the wisconsin city where police shot a black man on sunday. the growing outrage and push for change. >>> praising the president. speakers at the republican national convention say mr. trump will prevent the country from sliding into chaos. we'll ask the president's former u.n. ambassador nikki haley about the gop's message. >>> bracing for laura. the major hurricane threat to the gulf coast and the riskf catastrophic storm surge. >>> and race to a vaccine. an exclusive look inside a uk facility working to mass produce a coronavirus vaccine. and only on

cbs evening news. >>> thank you for watching at 6:00. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area, an the ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, tropical storm isaias turns deadly as it barrels its way up the east coast, causing multiple deaths and leaving millions without power. the storm tosses trees, powerful wind gusts in new jersey at 109 miles per hour. look at this mail truck-- the driver barely survives. and down south, two die after a tornado rips through a north carolina town. massive explosions in lebanon. nearly 80 dead with the death toll expected to climb, thousands injured in downtown beirut. tonight, terrorism not ruled out, and why the state department is warning of toxic gases. back to school in the covid era-- the first day of class in this georgia school, packed hallways, but why weren't students wearing masks?

and cbsn bay area. >> "cbs this morning" is up next.captions >>> good morning to our viewers in the west and welcome to "cbs this morning." it's friday, august 14, 2020. fuelling birther conspiracies. president trump draws outrage after stoking new phony citizenship claims, this time about kamala harris. he admit ez doesns he doesn't w help the u.s. postal servicic c ildren 2 and public. the concerns about the potential covid threat in the classroom. >>> israel and a key arab country agree to establish diplomatic relations. iran is a big loser. we

bay area and ver generous. thank you once again. thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning. don't forget the news continues all day on cbsn bay area. >> cbselcome to cbs this morning. i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. showdown in the streets. a caravan of pro trump demonstrators faces off with protesters in portland and later a man is killed. what we're learning about that investigation, plus the latest on the tensions in wisconsin after the shooting of jacob>>> . the president blames democrats for the recent unrerest while j biden claims the president is encouraging violence. e n clashes in america cities 2020. >>> hundreds of

and don't forget, the news continues all day on cbsn bay area. >> "cbs this morning" is up next. [ captions by: vitac 800-278- 4822 email: marketing@vitac.com ] >>> good morning to our viewers in the west and welcome to "cbs this morning." it's thursday, august 27, 2020. there's a lot going on today. i'm gle kg with tony did he cope will and anthony masomason. hurricane laura slams into louisiana. ton i is in the middle of the damage in lake charles. >> reporter: we're tracking what r catastrophe.ast becoming >>> seeking justice. new information about the police shooting of jacob blake in wisconsin. and the teenager accused of killing two people during protests. how nba players got involved with a boycott during

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we will continue on the story all day including on our streaming networks cbs and and coverage on cbsn bay areau can look at the report again. i am jeff glor. >> more news, 24 hours a day from the cbs news area. >>> we are live in oakland. monitoring developments about the quadruple shooting in east oakland that is left one dead. this began around 10 pm on the 4500 block of fairfax avenue , one block east of high street. oakland pd got on scene and found two shot and then another two people nearby. they tried to save one of the victims with the victim died on scene. one person is now in critical condition in the hospital and the other two have non-life- threatening injuries. we did see one area with a lot of evidence markers on the ground next to a child's car seat but beyond that we are still waiting for more details from police about what led up to this shooting. an officer is in the area. >>> to beirut, risk teams and closer continuing to dig through the area. 149 people are dead with more than 5000 injured. the damage estimated to be anywhere between $10 million or $15 billion. shellshock r

don't forget the news continues all day on cbsn bay area. >> "cbs this morning" is up next.ave a great one. > goo morning t our viewers in the west and welcome to "cbs this morning." it's thursday, august 13th, 2020. i'm anthony mason with michelle miller and vladimir duthiers. >>> deadliest day in months. reported coronavirus deaths hit the highest daily total since may. we'll show you how the president is renewing his push to reopen schools as tens of millions of parents face difficult choices. >>> fast-moving flames. a wildfire explodes in size north of los angeles threatening homes and burning forest land that's been untouched for half a century. the latest on what could be a warning sign for the fall fire season. >>> campaign debut. joe biden and kamala harris make their first appearance as the

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and then of course the news continues all day on cbsn bay area. >> "cbs this morning" is up next.ons by: vitac 800-278- 4822 email: marketing@vitac.com ] >>> good morning to our viewers in the west and welcome to "cbs this morning." it's wednesday, august 12th, 2020. i'm anthony mason with michelle miller and vladimir duthiers. biden's historic choice, senator kamala harris is the first woman of color on a major party's ticket. how she'll work with the presumptive nominee after clashing with him during the primaries. >>> president trump's counterattack. what the president is saying about kamala harris and the gop's plans to target the former prosecutoror. >>> plus, why mr. trump gave her campaign donations years ago. >>> child arrest outrage. newly revealedeo

bay area. and of course the cbs evening news is up next. >>> we'll be back here on the kpix 5 news at captioningy cbs >> brennan: breaking news tonight: historic choice. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ >> brennan: breaking news tonight: historic choice. joe biden picks senator kamala harris as his running mate. tonight, why supporters say selecting a woman of color and a former rival matters. and how harris could change the race for the white house. plus, president trump sounds off tonight on the new democratic ticket. postponing college sports. also breaking tonight, two of the biggest college conferences say they'll delay all fall sports. is this the end of the college football season? what it means for students, fans, and the businesses built around the games. in the air: stunning new research shows droplets of coronavirus can stay indoors much longer than thought. why scientists now say staying six feet apart may not be enough.

want to thank you for watching at 6:00, and the news continues stream on cbsn bay area, the ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbso'donnell: tonight a major headline as we come on the air. the head of the u.s. postal service reverses course, now vowing to stop all changes until after the election, over concerns his moves would sabotage the mail-in vote. but congress still wants answers as at least 20 states threaten to sue, and why the president falsely questions the integrity of our election systems. >> it will end up being a rigged election. >> o'donnell: america decides 2020: night two of the democratic national convention without the crowds. tonight, bill clinton slams president trump's leadership. plus, the surprise message tonight from the widow of john mccain as dr. jill biden prepares to take center stage. covid college chaos: tonight,

cbs news, new york. >>> time now 4:41. coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, "forbes" releases its list dear california, we know these are challenging times... and with summer here, energy bills are rising. together, we can save energy and money... by taking steps to stay cool while using less. keep safe and keep it golden. >>> the effort to fill san francisco's balboa reservoir with affordable housing just got the green light after a battle that stretched on for decades. one of the largest undeveloped areas in san francisco that's not a park. right now it serves as an overflow parking lot for city college. the 17-acre plot belonosurvisor inesacres of d t rking. parks and a daycare center and a new community center. >> i've been pushing this concept of family housing development for the last few years to have planning commission to adopt some language around what it really means. >> the plan also includes acres of parks as we said, a daycare center and that community center. >>> another good day for tesla and an update from facebook. on its policy of removing hate speech and harmful information. diane king hall

cbs money watch report. for more, go to cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> a bay area rapper is making big moves in the world of science.ruby ibarra performs her fans and she is dressed in pp. she is a scientist at a bay area biotech company, which is working on covid-19 test kits and the development of a vaccine. >> when i'm at work, people are surprised to know that i do music and when i go out into shows people are surprised i still have a full-time 9-to-5 job but if anything for me, it has been a balancing act. >> before the pandemic, she performed live with her band across the country and in her native philippines. she is hoping to release her sophomore album before the end of the year and she tells us she also has no plans to quit her day job. she finds her role as a scientist especially meaningful during this pandemic. >>> it is for:46. we are back. did you have a good time in tahoe? >> it was so nice. i had some rest and relaxation. i missed you so much. it is great to be back. looking at beautiful weather today and temperatures are a little cooler for today. we are going to cool down by several degrees as we lo