>>> live from the cbs bay area fire weather is kpix 5 news . warni goes into ef. fire crews get ready for oppressive heat and powerful wind on the way. >>> president trump set to nominate is picked for the supreme court seat, setting off a battle in the senate. >>> the third night of protest demanding justice for breonna taylor. >> good morning. >>> it is saturday, september 26. i am emily turner. >>> i am devin fehely. >>> they are bringing more crews into the north bay and athe sig oills preparing to ldfires which are basically now contained. >>> let's get to our meteorologist darren peck voracek on the weather. >> the wind in the mounds will be late tonight and early sunday morning. we will talk about the fire concerns in your complete forecast. in terms of whether you experienced that, it may get breezy on sunday but that's really an issue in in the mountains let's talk about back here at home as we get the numbers on the current conditions as you step out the door. is very much like you have experienced every morning of the last several weeks with 60 degrees.

live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> another wild fire explodes in size thousandsd to evacuate and campers rescued by helicopter or. >>> stage ii emergency overnight. morning of rotating blackouts as a flex alert remains in place for labor day get. >>> the bay area and are wreaking heat and pg&e may be forced to cut powerpoint >>> in mourning i am emily turner. >> and i am devin fehely. >>> in the 70s right now. that says a lot

. >>> we brought you the update on the settlement live on cbs in bay area. we are on streaming on kpix.com 24/7. >>> the search is on for person is stabbed a man to death in san jose. this happen around five a.m. at sixth and santa clara street. one block away from san jose state university. they close down the road between fifth and seventh for hours as they examined evidence of the crime scene. detectives are still talking to witnesses to try to piece together what happened. so far they've not identified a suspect or established motive. >>> a police officer is in the hospital after getting t-boned at an intersection overnight. this happened around one a.m. at third and taylor street downtown. witnesses saw a black honda sedan run a stop sign and smashed into the police suv. the officer in the driver of the other vehicle both suffered injuries. both cars are heavily damaged. police are continuing to investigate the crash and it is currently unclear if drugs or alcohol were a factor. >>> the bench chair of the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg n

live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> another wild fire explodes in size thousands forced to evacuate and campers rescued by helicopter or. >>> stage ii emergency overnight. morning of rotating blackouts as a flex alert remains in place for labor day get. >>> the bay area and are wreaking heat and pg&e may be forced to cut powerpoint >>> in mourning i am emily turner. >> and i am devin fehely. >>> in the 70s right now. that says a lot about how warm yesterday was. we were well into the low 100s for many inland locations like concorde. 72 degrees right now. we have a big head start for the hottest day of this holiday weekend. it is 68 in san francisco. 71 in san jose. here is that general look at daytime highs. 109, and lend. 94 for the day and 86 at the beaches. and it will be mid to upper 80s on the sand. let me pull up the records. this will drive the point home on today's heat. i will call out livermore, concorde, santa rosa, san jose, oakland and san francisco. you are the representative spots around the bay area. i'll show you everybody's forecast. i will use t

ends labor day. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >> welcome back. our time now is 6:28. thank you for joining us. i am emily turner. >>> i am devin fehely. >>> in the bay area possible power outages and what you need to know heading into the weekend scorcher. first let's check in with a check on the weather with meteorologist darren peck. >> we have major players in all things just mentioned. let's start off showing you sunday morning. here's what it looks like now from treasure ride and looking toward the city. it's hazy with air quality not the best with temperatures in the low 60s which is typical. what the temperatures are doing right now is the best part of the whole weekend. i will show you daytime highs in a second. first we have another train 20 day with unhealthy for the sensitive groups continues. there is no reason to believe it will be any different today with the smoke in the bay area. in general here are the numbers across the bay. 104 inland, 83 the bay and 70s in the coast. pick out your part of the bay area with san jose at 95, 102 i

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >>> hundred together and walked it over not mourning the death of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. >> an impromptu vigil in san francisco with the reaction overnight to her death. >>> the san jose police are cracking down in response to a dramatic spike in sideshows and street racing. >>> good morning. it is saturday, september 9. i am emily turner. >> i am devin fehely. >>> hundreds gathering outside of supreme court bringing signs, flowers mourning the passing of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. cbs reporter deborah farone takes a look at her life and legacy. >> reporter: mourners gathering in paying tribute for ruth bader ginsburg. >> i feel that so much of what i have today in this country is her ideals and what she fought for. >> reporter: the second woman ever pick to serve on the nation's highest court. she arrived with an impressive resume. in the 1970s the native new yorker was an architect or the women's right movement, arguing six cases before the supreme court, and she won five. asked supreme

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >>> it is another morning of smoky, hazy skies across the bay area and when is it finally going to clear up? >>> cruises scrambled to clean up the toxic waste and ashes after the lnu fire raced through the area. >>> we have the new police body cam video releasing what he showed on the night of the george floyd protests in san jose. >>> good morning on this saturday, september 12th. i am emily turner. >> i am devin fehely. >>> the air is still hazy smoke let's look at an update on the weather and when we get some relief from this bad air. >> it will take a couple of days. let's start off with the right now air quality readings and no doubt you're familiar with the color coding on the map. red is unhealthy for everybody. if it is purple you are in the very unhealthy category. san rafael and oakland, here is you right now with everyone else in the red on here. north bay looking at red as well. that will not change today but ictly. early next week things will get better. there is a lot of fog in addition to the smoke. as we look

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now on kpix 5 and streaming toe zone. the latest damage from the wildfire that is still threatening parts of santa cruz and san mateo county right now. >>> but first, choking smoke continues to cover parts of the bay area and our stretch of bad pr. just broke a recordtei'm el we r quality. mary? >>> this has been an incredibly long stretch of our spare the air day. we have now broken the all-time record for the most consecutive days in a row of the spare the air alert going 15 days in a row, including today and that breaks the old record of 14 days in a row set back in 2018 during the campfire. it has now been extended through thursday and likely beyond that as well. likely into the upcoming holiday weekend. show u a live from the lake observatory. you can see those smokies guys out there. let's check current air quality conditions. we are looking at unhealthy air in some locations. zooming in, you can see those red dots for parts of the peninsula at this hour, at this everyone. e south bay, are look the eastbay, the tri

>>> leiva from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a reopening plan for san francisco restaurants, when and they ca c again. >>> good afternoon, everyone. i am len kiese. michelle is on assignment. restaurants and foodies have been waiting for this for months. the latest on the city's plans to get eateries back inside. >> reporter: after closing off indoor dining for more than six months, restaurants are finally seeing light at the end of a tunnel. >> if we continue down this path, we will have an opportunity to reopen safely. >> reporter: san francisco mayor, london breed, made the announcement this morning while touring a pop-up mobile testing testing site. san francisco county is currently on the red deer and the reopening of restaurants will happen once the county enters the orange. each establishment will be capped at 25% capacity, with no more than 100 people allowed inside at one time. expected date of indoor dining is no earlier than the end of september. >> we are doing okay, but we . i do better because i want to w

learn more at vote.ca.gov >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> more people told to get out of their homes now. the new evacuation orders, as the glass fire explodes inside the north bay. >>> we are also on standby for a coronavirus update from the state health and human services secretary. we'll bring that to you when it begins. >>> first we go live to kpix 5's end of act in st. helena and napa county with an update on the last fire evacuation orders, anne? revenue evacuations just ordered about an hour ago for some communities that thought they might've dodged a bullet. we're talking about anglin and pope valley here in the napa county. i want to show you those new evacuation orders. they are west chiles pope valley road told to get out immediately. the fire has reared up in that area, and we are looking at new video this morning from outside of calistoga. that is where firefighters, we saw protecting this pg&e substation as the fire was cming right up to it, as you can see there in the background. there are still active pockets of fire in areas that have a

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. on cn bay area, dist learning through december. new reaction to one bay area district's decision not to send kids back to campus for months. >>> i'm michelle griego. >> i'm len kiese. not back to school just yet. san jose unified is extending online distance learning through the end of the year. kpix 5's kiet do on the reason behind the early decision. >> reporter: santa clara county was upgraded to the read tier nine days ago and even though indoor gatherings are still prohibited, there is redemption guides, k-12 schools can reopen in as little as five days from now but santa fe unified school district says there is no way they can do that in good conscience. >> indoor guidance is prohibited. we can't rationalize bringing 30 students back into a classroom. we need to make sure the community around us is ready >> reporter: san jose unified made the announcement last night that campuses will remain closed to students and distance learning would continue through the end of the year. eve

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> new wildfire evacuation warnings in the northbay and how the weather is helping crews for now. >>> i'm michelle griego. >> i'm len kiese . more on the fire in just a moment but first, a traffic alert. a live look at the bay bridge. at least found lanes are shut down at fourth street. traffic is bumper-to-bumper due to police activity. chp says they're trying to help a man and crisis. drivers are being diverted at the fourth street offramp. we will keep you posted on this. >>> right now, mandatory evacuation orders are in place for parts of napa county. it includes west of highway 29 from whitehall lane to madrona including areas within the city of st. helena and between silverado trail and highway 29 from vince and dale to lark mead lane. we heard from cal fire this morning. >> i do want to remind our public to make sure that you are being mipower ge things can quickly. >> this wind event will be serious enough for everyone to pay attention. whether you live in a warning zone or an evacuation zone, you need to pay atten

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, dangerous heat could affect your weekend plans, a red flag warning in effect for the diablo range. good afternoon, everyone i am michelle griego. >> and i am len kiese. taking a live look outside where hot and dry conditions could lead to fire danger here let's get a check on the heat wave with meteorologist mary lee. >> watching this all for you. for now, we are looking at the seasonal temperatures, but we will see the temperatures skyrocket as we head into the weekend and early next week with that high fire danger. in the meantime, here's a live look with the mt. hamilton cameras exhort tory with a look at blue skies and high serious clouds in the sky. let's talk about the red flag warning. that is in effect for our northbay mountains, east bay hills and valleys. it will be in effect from saturday 9:00 p.m. until monday 8:00 p.m. until for all the areas highlighted in red. due to these easterly winds, looking at 15 to 25 sustained gusts up to 35 to 50 miles per hour, so es

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>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> tiktok is here to stay, the last minute deal from a bay area company that's getting support from the president. >>> we did see a little more smoke in our sky today but we are doing okay. it's moderate out there, but how long will it last? >>> but first our top story of, a memorial is growing at the supreme court in honor of the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg who died yesterday after a battle with cancer.>> our reporter looks back at her legacy and shows us the steps republicans are already taking to fill her seat on the high court.>> reporter: here at the supreme court mourners and even protesters have come here to the court to remember the legacy of justice ginsburg. now president trump has said that he feels an obligation to name a successor, a replacement for justice ginsburg even though heard dying wish that her replacement not be named until a new president was elected. the death of justice ruth bader ginsburg has brought an outpouring of grief. 87-year-old justice and champion of women's rights died fr

>> life from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> the states power grid healing the strain as dangerous heat moves into the bay area. while we could experience outages this weekend and beyond. >> the worst of the heat has not gotten here yet. tomorrow and monday will be the p, tomorrow especially.>>> and from beaches to parks to the bay area shutting down popular destinations to prevent big crowds this weekend. >> let's take a live look outside. the smoke from the fires still lingering as we are expected to reach record-breaking temperatures. conditions that triggered a spare the air alert through the weekend. we have team coverage starting in the weather center. >> the first thing i will do is show how hot we are now on saturday. and these numbers are pretty much right around the top. and you can see we've got plenty of locations on here that are well into the hundreds. livermore at 102. tomorrow, it will be four or 5 degrees hotter than today. take a look at the forecast for sunday. livermore, concord, san jose, oakland and san francisco, you are my examples, we will hit

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> probably not e buof recor dahighs and t with this heatwave for this holiday, i will have all the numbers and what to expect coming right up. >> extreme heat, low humidity and high winds could make for alanother public safety power challenge.>> just keep going.>> oh, my god. we made it. >> a nailbiting escape, campers in fresno county try to outrun a wildfire only to quickly realize the only road out is completely surrounded by flames. thanks for joining us, and we begin this evening with the blistering bay area heat.>>> a live look from the dublin cam, temperatures hit 110 and more, extreme heat is not doing us any favors and it sounds like more on the way? baker more on the way tomorrow, >> it won't be this hot, but you're absolutely right, it's going to be close. every number on the screen over my shoulder broke records, 111 today in livermore, these are not the official numbers, they could come in higher, we will get them within this hour. 109 in concorde, san francisco 98. and just to show you how far above records th

>>> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> now, streaming on cbsn bay area. the u.s. death toll from coronavirus is highest in the world. topping 200,000. >> and an update on where we stand. some changing tears and the calendar pandemic rankings. >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm michelle griego. >> and ellen keyes. chopper 5 is live over brush fire in san jose. this is in the allen rock area.t we'll keeplowing ts throughout this newscast. >> i'm ann macko vick live at the news desk. and we are waiting for a news conference that is about to begin with dr. mark galley, the state's top health official. and he is going to be talking about movement we saw from california. moving from more restrictive. to a little bit of loosening of the rules. this is where we're going to find that live feed. but i want to show you the updated map of some of the changes that just went into effect within the past hour. you can see there in the bay area, we are in the purple or red tear. depending where you're in. some purple counties moved into the red in this last restrictive tear

. >> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> the smoke is back, but it's not nearly as bad as it was. however, it is a spare the air day out there right now. >>> i'm in st. helena where eight families are investing a lot more than just money to get their piece of the american dream. we will have that story coming up.>>> rattled nerves across southern california, is it a sign of bigger things to come? good evening, just when you thought it was safe to go back outside, another spare the air alert is in effect. that actual air quality around the bay area is not bad right now, but what's up?>> we have a couple of moderate categories out there. now if you just taken the view from our camera on top of the sales force tower looking north, you can see all the boats out there just off the coast, it's a beautiful day to be doing that but it is hazy. and if we put the scale back up there again, you know the drill, green is good, but the red and purple, that's where we were last week. we are not there, but let me show you where we are. we have one moderate reading for the east b

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> temperatures rising, smoke rolling in and the fire danger heating up here house fire crews are prepared to jump at the first signs of flames. thank you for joining us. i am juliette goodrich. >> and i am brian hackney. >>> first, president trump has nominated amy coney barrett for supreme court justice. >> reporter: the president highlighted amy coney barrett's achievement at the rose garden. he talked about her education, career, and personal life. she was here with her seven children. two were adopted from haiti, one has special needs. it is beyond the personal side of this that attracts her to the republicans and the president. they are very happy with her views on gun rights, abortion, and of course, on immigration. >> i stand before you today to fulfill one of my highest and most important duties. >> reporter: president donald trump announcing who he hopes will be the next supreme court justice. >> she is a woman of unparalleled achievement, towering intellect, sterile in credentials, and unyielding loyalty to the co

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>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. , dozeof homes to the ground. tens of thousands evacuated. the new evacuations right now in the north bay. good afternoon. i'm len kiese. >> i'm michelle griego. we are waiting for an update from governor newsom. taking a live look right now from chopper 5, you can see smoke billowing above annandale state park. firefighters are now seeing multiple places burning. fires in napa and sonoma county continue to rage out of control as they damage or destroy homes and force tens of thousands of people to evacuate. cal fire now says the shady and poison fires have merged and the classifier is close to merging with the others. the state firefighting agency is now classifying all three fires as the glass fire with a total current acreage >> we have team coverage on the continuing fire danger, the evacuations, and the wildfire fight. first, emily turner is live in santa rosa with the latest on ch see the soundtrack and the timeline of the morning. broken pains like this one have been rupturing all morning, making for a very

>>> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a five-alarm fire forces people out of buildings in oakland's chinatown. dozens of firefighters responding. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len keys. anne makovec is at the live news desk following that oakland shooting. >> reporter: yeah, luckily that fire is under control. but the area is still a smoky mess. let's ta the fire. you can see some smoke sight now, this was in the chinatown district on webster street. it broke out around 8:30 a.m. crews think it raced between two buildings in a tight space and got inside this building. they had to cut into the roof as you see there to gain access to the fire on the second floor. here is another view from the ground. the building houses several businesses including the rang dang vietnamese restaurant. 70 firefighters on scene successfully prevented the fire from spreading to the buildings next door which were evacuated including a bank. >> the old buildings, were they built really closely to their neighbors so it alw

. >>> the news does continue streaming on cbs bay area. have a good night.atching cnn. sorry. >> breaking news out of new york where former trump campaign advisor steve bannon will appear in court soon after he was arrested and charged with fraud earlier today. what can we expect from today's court appearance? >> well, anderson, we're just learning that steve bannon is expected to appear in court in person this afternoon. he was arrested by investigators from the u.s. postal service. cnn has obtained exclusive footage of the arrest. there's bannon in custody being perp walked out of his house by the postal service police. he looks good. i've never seen him so healthy. a postal service investigator approached him.

. >>> still ahead on kpix at 5:00, and streaming on cbs bay area. the president makes a tense visit to wisconsin after a week of violent protest. how his attempt to defend every simply shooting is raising eyebrows. >>> huber getting tougher unmask enforcement, what some passengers may have to do before they even get picked up. >>> viral video of a bay area lawmaker shows her want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. >>> trump got a mixed welcome in wisconsin, cbs reported debra alfarone is following the president visit, she is live at the white house for us today, deborah? >> reporter: the president announced he would give $1 million to kenosha police, he said he would also give $4 million to small business owners whose businesses were damaged during the unrest. as you said, not everybody was happy to see him. pr

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a continues, the unhealthy conditions for our weekend ahead. that afternoon, i am michelle griego. we just heard from san francisco officials about the poor air quality for today and beyond. >> in the past seven days alone, we have dealt with the heatwave, dark skies, continued poor air quality, although while we are still responding to a global pandemic. rectiv whher ne temporary rest from the poor air quality. >> officials are over urging people to stay indoors as air quality is expected to get worse. uni will be free today to make sure people have access to weather relief. as of now, the selma testing site will be closed due to poor air quality. >>> just look at all of that smoke across the bay area today. you can really see it. it is everywhere. san francisco, oakland, and san jose. meteorologist mary lee has a closer look at our unhealthy conditions. >> michelle, it is so bad out there. we are looking at air quality conditions unhealthy to hazardous today. it is even wo

new evacuations >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, we are continuing to follow breaking news , homes destroyed, thousands evacuated. the new evacuation orders this morning in the north bay. >>> the latest evacuation orders in napa valley, as residents flee areas around st. helena. good morning, everyone, it is monday, september 20, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm len kiese. we have team coverage on the wildfires burning in the north bay. i will start with emily turner who joins us live from santa rosa. >> reporter: in the last five minute this fire behind me has really just blown up. and i want to show you what the problem is with the winds, not only does it really stoke the flames. but you can see the embers coming up off of that tree right there. they are being blown, at this point up to more than one mile away. and starting spot fires in other places. so firefighters can get one fire out, just in time for another one to pop up a mile away, maybe a block away. you never know, it depends on the gusts. you are

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming cbsn area, -- continuing today in the bay area. but we're tracking some improvements. when the skies can finally clear. >>> getting back to the gym, just got a little easier. we are live from san francisco as the gems be prior to open doors for the first time in six months. >>> flight attendants sue after being passed over for a big assignment. they say they did not get the job. good morning everyone. it is monday, september 14, i'm michelle griego. >> i am len kiese. good morning. mary lee has your forecast first. >>> good morning len and michelle. through the week we will see some improvement. we are not going to completely gog to have izzy and but it be asba y. and this morning we are starting off our day with unhealthy air-quality. you can see all the red dots indicating the unhealthy air for the entire bay area. for the peninsula, the south bay, redwood city, san jose, the tri-valley as well as the east bay dealing with unhealthy air. livermore, concord, walnut creek, around the

we are looking at the flames >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> right now on kpix 5 and streaming cbsn bay area, breaking news. homes in santa rosa engulfed by wildfire after it jumps highway 12. >>> there are tens of thousands of evacuees as orders continue to expand here at the shady fire. >>> and the big race to evacuate, we show you a frightening race to escape the flames. good morning everyone. is monday, september 28. i'm len kiese. >> i'm michelle griego. in less than 24 hours the flames from the last fire have scorched 2500 acres, containment still stands at 0%. crews from around the bay area are helping in this firefight. the fire call the glass fire because of how close the flames spark to glass mountain road. the cause is under investigation. >>> a mandatory evacuation order is in effect of east of howell mountain road from crestmont drive to cold springs drive. it clears los paisanos road and linda falls terrace. you should evacuate via polk valley. homeowners are told to

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming area, kicking off monday with a question we have now had for weeks. when will this bad air finally go away? mary lee, with the answer we have been waiting for in just a moment. >>> grab your gym card and your mast. we're live with what you need to know and san francisco opens up indoors. >>> president trump, headed to california in just a few hours. his planned wildfire briefing and the top democrats, joining him. good morning, it is monday, september 14, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm len kiese. a lot going on but we begin with mary lee and this ongoing bad air quality . folks are looking for some relief, mary. >>> yeah, i know a lot of us are for sure. we have gone so long with our smoky skies and unhealthy air. we are starting a new week, still with the smoke. as we head to the rest of the work week we will see some improvement. the smoke will be completely gone but it will be a lot better than today. there we go with air quality conditions, very unhealthy. right over san francisco, lo

. >>> the news does continue streaming on cbs bay area. have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ >> you're watching cnn. sorry. >> breaking news out of new york where former trump campaign advisor steve bannon will appear in court soon after he was arrested and charged with fraud earlier today. what can we expect from today's court appearance? >> well, anderson, we're just learning that steve bannon is expected to appear in court in person this afternoon. he was arrested by investigators from the u.s. postal service. cnn has obtained exclusive footage of the arrest. there's bannon in custody being perp walked out of his house by the postal service police. he looks good. i've never seen him so healthy. a postal service investigator approached him. >> it's afraid! ( cheers and applause ) >> announcer: it's a "late show"! live with stephen colbert! tonight it's joe time. plus stephen welcomes live secretary hillary rodham clinton and musical guest the killers, featuring live jon batiste and "stay homin'." and now live from the ed sullivan theater offic

.>>> you can get up to on our app they give you 24 seven access to cbs and bay area. >>> onto the fireatch now, is that development behind the fire line to butte county. search and rescue crews found three more bodies in the burn zone. the death toll is now up to 12. 30 people remained missing. the fire destroyed the small town of berry creek and other mountain communities. as a whole the north complex has grown to 258,000 acres tonight. with containment up to 22%. fire crewshathe weather on their side today. lowers temperatures and increased humidity. here in the bay area, full containment of the complex in the amount santa cruz mountains is progressing slowly. fire crews say there's minimal flames and they just need to finish mopping up. the ellen you complex in north bay is not many six containment to sacramento to be briefed on the fires. he spoke out about the fires about the rally tonight. >> spoke to the folks, they have never had anything like this. is about forest management. >> president trump tweeted out yesterday that he freed up more federal and aids to help local cruise b

. >>> still ahead, and streaming on cbs and bay area, mass layoffs at united, the airline forced to shrink its workforce to survive. the impact here in the bay area >>> mystery at 3000 feet, the siding that has experts puzzled and the fbi getting involved. >>> one year later the tribute hono >>> this just in, the new york post is reporting that president trump is ordering the fed to begin the process of defunding new york city, seattle, portland and washington, dc. the report says it is because public officials in these areas according to the top administration, allowed lawless protest and cut police spending amid rising violent crime. >>> president trump and former vp biden both on the campaign trail today. deborah looks at their >> rthba north carolina stood in the background as president trump named will make 10 america's first world war two heritage city. >> that's a big deal, our nation's very first, wilmington. congratulations to you all. >> reporter: but his trip to the tardy estate was also political, the latest cbs2 news battle ground paul showing it is a tossup. >> we are running

continuing coverage on cbs and bay area and on kpix.com and update as needed.argaret, your producer didn't do a good job of informing you of exactly what i've done. what we sch actually we actualls new guidance that is coming out. and my question is why would new guidance come out after we spent $30 billion doing that. my challenge to the f.d.a. is just make sure it is based on real science and real numbers. >> brennan: why would the f.d.a. not be basing it on real science and real numbers. >> why would you think we need new guidance after we've developed drugs for decades -- >> brennan: the f.d.a. said they were going to. >> the question is, why, margaret? why would we do that. as we got into that discussion, here is one of the great things we're looking at: if we're looking at tens of thousands of people that are in these clinical trials, we want to make sure that it is safe. phase one and phase two indicated that these vaccines that are going through are safe. we're trying to make sure that the guidance we give is not an inhibitor t getting things out fast,

cbs news, california. >>> back here in the bay area, big progress is being made. cal fire says it expects the scu complex east of san jose to be fully contained by saturday. the lnu fire in the north bay is 91% contained. and the czu in santa cruz county, 81% contained. >>> now to the state's fight against coronavirus. california confirmed 4100 new cases yesterday. but the average test positivity rate has dropped below 4%. and hospitalizations are down 24%. a live look at san jose right now. santa clara county just became one of a handful of counties in california to mothe less restrictive tier. that also means more businesses can light up their open signs including indoor personal care services. gyms and fitness studios with modifications. schools can also open up if the county remains in the red tier for 14feelthe reopening isn't happening fast enough. >> still she can't go to school. she can't see her friends or meet her teachers. we want schools to open. >> it's a day-to-day roller coaster. there's nothing else we can do right now. >> county leaders also gave

more on this ahead on the cbs evening news, coming >>> the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area, evening news is up next. we will be back at seven we will be back at 7 pm. have a good night. ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: breaking news tonight. remembering pioneer associate supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. the 87-year-old who championed equal rights dies from complications of pancreatic cancer. her legacy and her final moments. with 46 days to go, the long lines today as early voting begins in four states. >> i am concerned about my vote counting. >> o'donnell: tonight, counting your vote. a cbs news special report on what's being done to safeguard your vote in the midst of a pandemic. coronavirus on the rise, two weeks after labor day weekend infections spike. america nears 200,000 deaths with 16 states seeing an increase is.

bay area first streamed dr. galley's press conference, and you can watch live events right on your cbs news app. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area. >> those chimneys remind me of tombstones. >> kamala harris in the fire zone. her message on mixing politics and wildfires. >>> plus our vote smart report, should 17-year-olds be able to vote. why supporters say its important for our democracy. >> hey, everybody. i'm dennis. the 49ers sign a new receiver, and the giants get taken >>> on the campaign 2020, vice presidential hopeful and california senator kamala harris toured the fresno county fire zone today. she highlighted climate change as a major factor in disasters like this, and says the county, or the country, needs to be better, period, politics aside. >> people who are victimized by these, they could care less, and their children could care less who they voted for in the last election. this is not a partisan issue. those chimneys remind me of tombstones. >>> now to campaign 2020. vote senator report. we are bringing you some stories to help you make an informed vote. and this even, a closerrer look

from the cbs broadcast center, i'm diane king hall. >>> well, back here in the bay area, the fires have brought much of northern napa county to a standstill. and not just in evacuated places like calistoga. power is out along much of the highway 128 corridor. so st. helena is also largely deserted with just about every downtown business closed today. >> i have never seen st. helena this empty. especially the main drag here. it's -- it's like a ghost town. aside from the cars going up and down the main street here, it's -- it's dead. >> and it's not just power that's out. phone lines are also down in many areas and cell phone service is limited. >>> time is now 4:45. along the fire fight that continues, the heat advisory also in place for much of the bay area today, mary. >> that's right. yeah, so we have that fire weather watch and that heat advisory that will be in place as we look to tomorrow. so really watching those changes as we are going to see those temperatures on the rise as well as that high fire danger for tomorrow. and in the meantime, we are looking at the glass fire and cu

cbs news. >> here if the bay area, one of the largest protests was in oakland last night with demonstrators filling roadways and blocking intersections. [ chanting ] more than 100 protesters also marching through san francisco's mission district. closing down part of 17th street. police lined up in riot gear in front of the mission police station. but there didn't appear to be any major confrontations with officers. and protesters also gathering outside of san jose city hall. at one point, the crowd swelled to a couple hundred people with demonstrators chanting "black pride" and "black power" demanding leaders be held accountable. >>> happening today, in the bay area, reopening effort outdoor dining finally makes it to the tenderloin district in san francisco. after four months of planning, a two block stretch of larkin street the district's gourmet corridor, and a block of golden gate avenue will be closed to traffic. dyning will take place between noon and 7:00 p.m. every thursday through sunday. >>> a live look at downtown san jose this morning. business owners are putting pressure on the county

the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area and the cbs evening news is up next. >>> we will be back here on the trial -- kpix5 five news at 7 pm. have a good night. ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight we're here at the supreme court. president trump says he will name his nominee by the end of the week as the nation remembers justice ruth bader ginsburg. tributes pour in for the liberal icon as the president says he wants his pick confirmed before election day on november 3. tonight the two women who are frontrunners and how they could cement conservative control of the nation's highest court for a generation. plus our exclusive interview with vice president mike pence. >> do you want a justice who will help strike down the affordable care act? >> o'donnell: the battle over the supreme court and the election. will the president's pick

captioning sponsored by cbs >> live from the cvs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> dangeroust pushes the states power grid to the max and pg&e announced it may have to cut customers off on purpose in the coming days. >> we broke a few records for daytime highs today, tomorrow we will break a bunch more. tomorrow is the peak of this heat wave.>>> i'm in half moon bay, they decided to leave the beach is open for labor day weekend but just up the road in pacifica they shut them all down. we will show you what they look like, coming up. >>> good luck trying to find anything at the hardware store this weekend, demand for certain items is red-hot.>> let's begin with what's happening right now. a statewide flex alert is in effect until 9 today. the government signed an emergency proclamation to free up power but you are asked to do your part by setting your thermostat no lower than 70 in turning off any unnecessary appliances. in just the past three hours pg&e announced it might be forced to cut power next week for our safety. most of the bay area is under a watch for tuesday when o

and don't forget, the news l day on cbsn bay area. >> "cbs this morning" is up next.aptions by: vitac 800-278- 4822 email: marketing@vitac.com ] >>> good morning to you, our welcome to "cbs this morning" ondnesday, september 9ayle king with mason and dokoupil. >> wildfires explode in the west forcing thousands to evacua new threats to entire communities and a remkable rescue and reunion. >> paused. a ug company suspends tests of ater a participantill. dr. anthony fauci will tel us what this means for the trials. >>> swing state politics. the president tak his attacks on joe biden to two battlegrounds, while the

. >>> thank you for watching tonight at 6:00, the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area and the cbs news is next. we will be back on the kpix5 news at 7 pm. have a good night. this election, all californians will be able to vote safely from home. every active, registered voter will receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a unique barcode. you can track it using where's my ballot? and you'll receive automatic notifications by text, email or voice call to let you know the status of your ballot once you mail it, drop it off at your polling place or at a drop box. vote by mail ballots. simple, safe, secure. counted. learn more at vote.ca.gov captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, the protests and anger after it's decided the officers involved in the shooting of breonna taylor won't face charges for her death. police and some protesters clash in louisville, kentucky. breonna taylor's lawyer says it's outrageous that only one officer is charged with wanton endangerment, but not murder or manslaughter. the kentucky attorney general says the use of force by the other two officers

laura podesta, cbs news. >>> i want to get to our weather in the bay area and g indicating the clean and fresh air. definitely get out and enjoy it . in the meantime, good to moderate air quality as we go through the day. take a walk outside if you can or just open up the windows because we are looking at that fresh air. this morning we are looking at foggy conditions and some patchy drizzle as we start off our friday and as we look to the treasure island camera, that shows the bay bridge and the foggy conditions this morning. temperatures are in the upper 50s to low to mid 60s. concord is 65, 63 in oakland, san francisco coming in at 61 and 66 in san jose and 57 for santa rosa. we have a strong sea breeze because of this low pressure system and that is now bringing much-needed rainfall to washington state and to oregon. that is helping especially firefighting efforts across the pacific northwest and for us and the bay area. it is bringing in that strong onshore flow and that is the reason why we have better air quality. as we look to the weekend we could see the winds taking a bit o

don't forget the news continues all day on cbsn bay area. >> "cbs this morning" is up next.ve a eat day and a ♪morning." day and a it's friday, september 11th, 2020. i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. deadly fire storms. the death toll rises in the west as nearly 100 major wildfires burn. reducing some towns to rubble. we'll show you the massive evacuations that are taking place. >>> playing defense. president trump works to justify misleading the country on the coronavirus. what he told a crowded rally of supporters and why he's now attacking journalist bob woodward. meprotest. nfonst srtusorhe and are booed by fans. how american ndre bei haned byst

california's reopening and you can watch that live right here on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> "cbsis up next. the trio back together all in one studio. maybe that will happen for us one of treat day everyone. >> here's hoping. flush

the news will continue streaming on cbsn bay area captioning sponsored by cbs >> this morning, sourceshouse say president trump is furious that his much- hyped campaign reboot went bust. his saturday night rally in tulsa, oklahoma drawing a much smaller than expected crowd. tiktok users and fans of korean pop music groups on twitter saying they registered online for free tickets to the rally with no intention of actually going. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

don't forget the news continues all day on cbsn bay area. >> "cbs this morning" is up next.hursday. [ captions by: vitac 800-278- 4822 email: marketing@vitac.com ] ♪ >>> good morning to you, our viewers in the west, and welcome to "cbs this morning." it's thursday, september 24th, 2020. i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> outrage and grief. louisville erupts after a decision in the death of breonna taylor. two louisville police officers were shot following a mostly peaceful day of protests. what we know about the shooting and the grand jury's deliberation. >>> transfer of power. president trump refuses to promise a peaceful transition if he loses the november election. his new attacks on mail-in ballots and the response from joe biden. >>> stark warning. the cdc says 90% of americans may still be vulnerable to the coronavirus. first on "cbs this

cbs evening news. >> thank you for watching tonight's the circle, the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. >> we are back here at 7:00 for you, have ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, president trump in wisconsin, expressing support for law enforcement. but what he's saying tonight that's raising questions. the president, greeted by both supporters and protesters, visits damage in kenosha. a trip meant to underscore his re-election message of law and order is overshadowed by comparing the officer who shot jacob blake seven times in the back to a golfer choking on a putt. >> they choke, just like in a golf tournament. >> o'donnell: also tonight, what's behind the headlines about the president's health? why did his white house physician put out a statement saying president trump did not experience a "stroke of any kind" or a "heart emergency?" breaking news. army shake-up, months after the

cbs evening news. >>> thank you for watching tonight at 6:00. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. >> we will be back here on the news at 7 ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: as we come on the air the dangerous weather across america with catastrophic fires in the west and tonight a hurricane barreling toward the gulf coast. a state of emergencydeclared in tree southern states, ahead of hurricane sally. evacuations are ordered with roads already underwater in alabama and mississippi. life threatening storm surge expected. and out west apocalyptic fires. the death toll rising, more than 16,000 california firefighters battling strong winds. why california's governor says breathing the air is as dangerous as smoking 20 packs of cigarettes. and tonight a family's heartache, the story of a 13 year old boy trying to save his grandmother from the flames in oregon. plus, the politics of wildfires,