. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> right now on kpix five and streaming on cbs in bay area, looking live from the exclusive mark hopkins camera it is tuesday august 10th, i am gianna franco. >> i am len kiese. meteorologist mary lee is standing by with the forecast. >>> good morning. we are looking at another first day of school, so good morning, special good morning to san ramon valley unified. your day off as we head through we are looking at plenty of sunshine and heating up to the low 90s. so if you are getting the kids ready for school, t-shirts and shorts. we are looking at this morning, of course, the temperatures in the 50s. so layering is the best thing to do. heading through the day, looking at good to moderate air quality, and as we head through the afternoon, looking at e hig to yesterday. so, we are looking at above average daytime highs from 3 to 7 degrees above average. so low to mid-70s around the bay. mid-80s for the south bay and san jose and mid-90s in concord for the inland east bay locations. let's check in with gianna for a look at t

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix five san francisco news. >>> right now. looking at a live look outside. good morning it is friday, august 13. >>> thank you for starting your friday with us. we are kicking off the weekend, unofficially, a little bit early. let's go get a check on the forecast with meteorologist mary lee. >>> we are looking at temperatures similar to yesterday. we are continuing with the monsoonal moisture. we have that air quality advisory that has been extended because of the haze in the upper levels of the atmosphere. we are still looking at air quality at the surface looking good. above average highs as we head through today and it gets hotter as we look ahead to the weekend. as we go through the day, moderate air quality for the region. looking at highs into the 80s and 90s inland. daytime highs for the bay in the upper 60s aka look at traff is it friday lite out there. >> looking good. we have a map here for you. as you head towards the altamont pass you are getting a bleak this morning. there is a wind advisory in effect. that was is

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix five san francisco news. >>> right now on kpix and streaming on cbs bay area, the air quality advisory and triple dpiments heat warnings on tap. >>> plus, football is back. the 49ers hitting the field a little over 24 hours from now. >>> the governor's recall race is heating up this morning. the president is weighing in. he is urging people to do. >> your money watch report is coming up live. >>> plus is hanging up his microphone. the ctor'sdersent. gin with a live look outside. let's go live from san ramon. hazy skies and smoke are a concern again this morning. mary lee joins us now with a look at the forecast. >>> good morning to you. a lot of people are concerned about this. we are looking at good to moderate air quality. likely seeing those hazy skies out there. but for the most part we are seeing the elevated smoke in the upper levels of the atmosphere. this is our smoke concentration forecast at the surface. that is low smoke concentration. seeing that haze in our skies, but the air we breathe at the surface is looking good

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. >>> right now, a live look from the mark hopkins camera this morning, looking east. it's tuesday, august 31th. >>> thank you for joining us this morning. let's get a first check of weather and traffic. we start off with mary lee. cooler temperatures today. >> that's right. we will have that ocean breeze kicking in stronger for us. we are looking at cooler temperatures and better air quality. as we go through the day we are looking at many locations in the good range for air quality because of the sea breeze. daytime highs looking at cooler temperatures compared to yesterday. low 60's along the coast. up to 70 around the bay and for the peninsula, in the mid to upper 70's and inland locations upper 70's in san jose, mid- 80s's in concord and pleasanton. up in the sierra and tahoe they are dealing the red flag warning in effect until wednesday, 11:00 p.m. that includes the caldor fire and the tahoe fire. gusty conditions, relative humidity values. back to you. >>> as we look at the roadways just a couple things. there's a cras

invention came from a five- year-old. >>> and here is a look outside from our mark >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area thousands of oakland kids just hours away from stepping foot in the classroom. the question this morning with covid cases spiking, is it too soon? we are live. >>> and new overnight a fiery crash sends a dad and his kids to the hospital and we are just learning who may be to blame. plus >>> good morning to you it's monday, august 9, i'm len kiese, that's the plus, it's monday. >>> i'm gianna franco and some spots in the bay area will see the 90s a so a little warm. >>> let's get a check on the weather with mary lee. >>> good morning, we are looking at temperatures inland into the 80s and 90s around the bay, 60s and 70s. oakland unified the first day of school, and we are looking at temperatures right now in the upper 50s in oakland and headed to the day we will see clearing. 72 in oakland this afternoon with mostly sunny skies so a pretty day in oakland and all across the bay area. as we take you into

right now, winds are nearing category 5 levels. >>> plus, the bay area community standing up from here for afghans in crisis. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 studios and the news. >> one of the best signs and improving from yesterday, the heat and the air quality are the marine layers looking east over the bay bridge. having said that, we still have some issues for the air quality. it is good actually in the city. the forecast for today means expect moderate to unhealthy for sensitive groups on the readings. we are improving the smoke situation and monday is going to be much better. as far as the heat goes, we've got more day. 99 for inland locations in the mid-80s for the bay. the complete forecast is coming up in just a few minutes. back to you. >>> it could be the strongest storm to hit the state in more than a century. here is a live look where ida is set to make landfall as soon as this morning. experts predict it will intensify with winds up to 130 miles per hour. louisiana governor and new orleans mayor issued these stark warnings. >> if you are voluntarily evacuating our city, now is the time to leave

we will be right back. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a hive look at castro valley. the layest bay area district ready to welcome thousands of kids. we are live with the plan to stay safe. >>> the senate about to make a final vote on that trillion dollar infrastructure bill. surprise bipartisan support. >>> need a job? shouldn't be trouble get one. we are live with a record until of openings in the live money watch report. >>> and growing calls to shut down a south bay airport. why even doctors are now sounding off. >> you know, they are stars and didn't have to stop. an actress. sounds like a movie plot, but it was real life. >> good morning. it's tuesday, august 10th, i am len kiese. >> i am gianna franco. and let's go to mary where kids are going back to school. >>> good morning for the castro valley student heading back to school and the first day of school. and it's going to be a warm one. so the best thing to do is layer with the sweater or jacket first thing this morning. and as we head through the day, we will s

>>> live, from the cbs bay area news, this is kpix 5. >> looking west over the city. good morning. i'm len kiese. >> happy friday. i'm gianna franco. warmer temperatures today. mary, a lot going on. >> we're tracking hot temperatures. let's get to what you can expect. haze skies with worsening air quality. hotter temperatures today, especially the inland, 90 to 100 degrees. smoke continues with the inland heat peaking. unhealthy for the north bay and south bay, santa claire a upper 80s and upper 90s in concorde. we'll talk more about the weekend forecast coming up. let's check in with gianna. >> a couple things to look out for. northbound 17 right around that 280 connector, a report of a crash block one lane, one car involved. it's stuck ons it roof, so slow as you approach the scene. other than that, our travel times are off to a great start. if you're taking the altamont, only 20 minutes, eastway freeway in the green and live look at the bay bridge no. problems from the east bay over into san francisco. >>> i'm anne makovec, and we have our eye on afghanistan. flights are continu

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> breaking news on kpix 5 , one of the candidates in california's gubernatorial recall election just to drop that. what he says is taking him out of the race. afternoon and thank you for joining us. >> former congressman doug ose was part of the crowded field of candidates trying to unseat governor gavin newsom. a short time ago he announced his campaign is over there an he said on sunday evening he had a heart attack and while he has been told he should expect a full recovery mulcair is native. in a statement he said it has become clear that i must now focus my attention on rehabilitation and healing. he went on to say i remain committed to the success of our state and steadfast in my belief that new leadership is required to bring back our california. >>> santa clara county sheriff is speaking out after the mayor of san jose and others made an urgent call for her to step down. some city and county leader said the sheriff has violated people civil rights and needs to go. justin andrews was there today for her response. ju

live from the cbs bay area ws >>> a mask mandate just announced for several bay area counties. health officers about to make the official announcement. good afternoon i am gianna franco. until now bay area counties wrongly recommending masking up endorse. but that has all changed starting at midnight. masks will be required indoors at public places. health officers from alameda, contra costa, marin, san francisco, and the city of berkeley about to give a virtual covid update. soon as they get started will bring that to life. here's a look at the latest numbers across california. 33,000 new cases and hundred 50 new deaths. that's 1% more than the previous week. >> the united states recorded 194,000 new cases in a single day on friday. >> a sense january. >> we need to increase vaccination and mitigate by wearing masks. >> hospitalizations have triple because of the delta variant and those who are not vaccinated. the delta variant accounts for 82% of all u.s. cases. out of 165 million americans who have been vaccinated only .1% have tested positive. the vast majority were asympto

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, eaking news minutes ago, mayor sam liccardo urging san jose's mayor to step down. >> the mayor said he gave out several reasons why he believes the sheriff should step down immediately and he made this announcement within the past half hour. >> the sheriff's mess repeated mismanagement of the jail. particularly as evidenced by a horrible instance in recent years, has destroyed lives and violated the most basic civil rights. among mayor liccardo's complaints about sheriff smith's oversight of the department, severe and sometimes deadly beatings of jail inmates, hiding facts related to those attacks and tens of millions of 10 taxpayer dollars paid to pay out. we spoke with sheriff smith about the criticism against her live on the kpix 5 morning news last thursday. >> an editorial in the mercury news accuse you of wasting tens of millions of dollars and endangering jail inmates ' lives. what is your response to that this morning? some people are calling for your resignatio

captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com captions paid for by cbs television distribution >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. >> the cries from demonstrators in san fransisco in the urgent calls for action to help the people of afghanistan. >>> thank you for joining us. i am juliet goodrich. we begin tonight with a live look outside where a haze is slowly blanketing the bay area. wildfire smoke is lingering, and that is causing bad air. coming up at 6 pm, kpix's devin feely speaks to a bay area expert on what to expect over the weekend but first let's get right to meteorologist with more. mac it is going to get a little better tomorrow, but not good enough. look at how bad it is right now. it is one thing to look at the haze but it is really a lot of read on here. all of the red dots show you where it is leading unhealthy. not just unhealthy for sensitive groups, unhealthy for everybody. if we take a look at the south bay, it is in the orange. i would not want to be outdoors even if it is unhealthy for sensitive groups. and then, it starts to turn orange but it is read in fairfiel

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> devastation and dramatic rescues after a major earthquake rocks haiti. how haitian groups are preparing to remind relief. >>> we are counting down to 49ers kickoff. we are minus awa matchup between the niners and the kansas city chiefs. >>> covid protocols as they get ready to cheer from the stands. >>> on the field it is all about the veterans, jimmy g, and our first real look at trey lance. thank you for joining us . i am juliette goodrich . >> and i am brian hackney . >> we are hosting a special edition of kpix 5 news. we are kicking off the preseason kickoff for the 49ers. it is not just the start of the next football season, but take a look around. we have fans in the stands, which is an amazing thing to say. 49er faithful had to sit out all of last season because of covid and the pandemic but tonight the fans we talked to as they came into levi's stadium are more than ready to make up for it. >> we are excited. we are excited to see jimmy and how he competes. >> we are happy

we wil z4g2mz zi0z y4g2my yi0y >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >>> right pix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, thousands of oakland kids are headed back to school this morning as covid cases continue to climb. so is it safe to be back in the classroom? we are live. >>> plus new calls for new york gov. andrew cuomo to be held accountable. the latest in the impeachment investigation. >>> and why a former executive assistant says she is now speaking out. >>> masking up again at amazon, why none of the warehouse workers will be exempt. >>> and later a high school stem team pushing the limits, how inspiration for their new invention came from a five-year- old. good morning to you it's monday, august 9, i'm len kiese. >>> i'm gianna franco. a new weekend a new warm-up, let's get right to marry be with today's forecast and it's going to get hot in some places. >> it is especially inland, into the 80s and 90s. around the bay 60s and 70s and we are back to school, and oakland unified a special good morning on your first day of school. in oakland in the afternoon we

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix news. >>> the clock is ticking down to thousands of kids heading back to class and the race is on to get as many of them vaccinated. >> a lot of us don't want to get vaccinated. >>> the raging dixie fire close to being the second largest in state history but why the tide could be turning today for the fire crews. >> that massive inferno is causing hazy conditions across the bay area. >>> we will begin with the last minute push to get kids vaccinated this weekend with the tens of thousands of children returning to the classroom on monday. >> wilson walker is live in sunnyvale where a clinic was held. >> reporter: there has been a couple of questions as to what might drive more people to get vaccinated. the first was maybe fear of the delta variant. and now how about the impending ringing of the school bell. >> we only got it because we are going to school. >> reporter: jaylin says she did not have a particularly strong's sense of getting vaccinated and says a lot of her friends do not want the vaccine. they make a lot of us do not wa

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios. >>> now, there's been a lot 6 debate about requiring people to get vaccinated and wear masks at work. now some bay area school leaders taking up that discussion. >>> the conversation about school vaccine requirements is happening in marin. justin andrews is there ahead of the meeting. >> in less than an hour county health officials will meet with public school leaders to decide if getting thbe a requirement for employees. solomon is a 5th grader and said he is ready to get back to class. >> i'm excited. >> students will be back inside the classroom in the county and indoor mark mandate must be followed for all k through 12 students and staff regardless of vaccination status. >> because i don't want anyone else to get sick or people to get sick because that means the school probably will have to shut down again. >> you don't want that. >> no. >> this afternoon marin public health and marin public school leaders will talk about making it mandatory for staff to be vaccinated. >> it's a requirement in many of the workplace that i go into and i don't

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios. >>> right now on kpix5 ; tackling rising crime and violence in china town. the new action oakland leaders announced in just the last hour. >>> good afternoon. >> let's get right to ann at the live news desk with the late breaking developments. >> the head of the china town chamber of commerce said that he wants the governor to send in chp officers to help out with the situation. he said businesses, people who live in oakland's china town are living in a constant state of fear and he wants state investigators to come into see the criminals are punished. on saturday this daytime shooting captured on surveillance video in china town. the robbery when a pair of men hopped out to grab the purses of two women on the sidewalk. two young men intervened, one of them was shot in the arm. ott attackern who had handguns jumped back into their cars and left. some blame the movement to defund the police and said we need to change the legal system. >> when there are crimes with no consequences criminals say let's go back onto the streets and let's do more crime

>>> life, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kenny choi news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on the bay area looking live from our exclusive mark hawkins camera, which is looking east over the day. good evening. it is tuesday august 17. >>> keith osso morning off. let's get right over to meteorologist, mary league. good morning, mary. you know you're talking about the possibility of fire danger weather. >>> that's right. that elevated fire danger risk as we are looking at gusty offshore winds that will develop as we head through tonight into tomorrow. that fire weather watch, now a red flag warning for the areas highlighted in red. here is what you need to know. we are looking at, as we head through tonight from 11:00 p.m. until 3:00 p.m. tomorrow, the northeasterly win, 20-30, gusts up to 50 miles per hour. looking at relative humidity values plummeting down from 10 to 15%. that is for the northbay mountains and east bay hills under that red flag warning. >> in the meantime for today, looking at good air quality. we are going to see air-quality kitchen this that get worse. a

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only from nature's bounty. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. right now on kpix 5 and streaming live on cbsn bay area , a south a sheriff, speaking out in a couple of hours amid mounting pressure to resign. the key vote on the agenda. >>> buyer weather concerns could lead to black out in the north bay tonight to thousands of customers who could be in the dark and we just got a new red flag warning justin. >>> new this morning, we are talking about the california dream. are you living in? or is it just too expensive here? what an exclusive new cbs poll reveals about the future of california. >>> how bart is coping with challenges from this new wave of covid cases. were going one-on-one with the new spokesperson, like. >>> we are live in the burn zone of a fast-moving wildfire in the sierra. the mandatory evacuations are underway right

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios. in is kpix5 news. >>> now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area working families rally against the recall. why a labor lead said california residents shouldn't vote the governor out of office. >>> good afternoon. new at noon, justin andrews has more on that effort out of oakland. >> leaders and working families gathered in snow park pushing for their agenda, urging oplee on the recall. >> no. >> these leaders say the recall is bad for working families and say it's a conservative attempt to destroy voting rights and tear down the state's housing policies, economic recovery and a lot more. the leaders at this press conference were labor leaders and elected officials. they say the governor's commitment to science based public health, environmental policy and low income assistance must continue. the assembly woman said the state doesn't want the candidate currently likely to replace newsom at the helm of the state. >> he wants to take us back to the 50's. is this the person that should

crestwhitesmile.com watch cbs in bay area with the kpix 5 news app. >> o'donnell: tonight a story thats of world wacan split second decisio fire. cbs's chris livesay reports from bologna, italy. >> after 77 years reyoobted, three lifetimes nearly cut short, in 1944 private first class martin adler was 20 years old stationed in italy and hunting for nazis. >> and i had my good old thompson submachine gun. >> suddenly movement from a pile of blankets but before he could pull the trigger. >> momma came out scream, bambini, bam banin, basm binis. >> children. >> children. >> and she stood in front of my gun. preventing me from. >> in his relieve, adler what his picture taken with the siblings. z. >> an astounding reunion for private adler, now 97 and living in florida, thanks to his daughter rochelle who used the internet to track down the kids now grandparents, even great grandparents, just like private adler. and thanks to private adler who held the trigger. >> what do you think that was that made you stop. >> i god looked down. >> chris livesay, cbs news, bologna, italy. >> o'donnell: w

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on a city standing out from the west. we are live with the new mark guidelines. >> appreciate the restrictions. it's expected. >> another big vaccine mandate just got the green light. where you will now need to bring your vaccine card. >>> the caldor fire moving closer to the tahoe basin. the method to stop the flames. >>> and getting to levi stadium this weekend may get easier. what vta justanun od morning. good morning to you enjoy the breeze while youk. the bay area is about to heat up. a first check on weather with mary lee. good morning. enjoy it. we have that ocean breeze. we have pleasant temperatures. things will be changing as we look ahead to the end of the week. temperatures will heat up and

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now , something we haven't seen for more than a year. 49er faithful feeling this to fans stands at levi a look at a much different fan experience. >>> and the efforts from the governor which is one month until his recall election. >>> cool colors and covid-19 fixings. resu>>> good morning. t might it is sunday, august 15th. i am deven fehely. >> marine layer great to start the day in the immediate bay and

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> shocking video of a man in a wheelchair getting hit in a notoriously dangerous intersection. he is making a desperate plea to leaders. >>> clear skies are finally back in the bay area. the smoke could be back before we know it. we are monitoring the conditions. >>> hardly strictly bluegrass may be virtual this year. today, he reached out to the bayview district to help the area with the struggle with the pandemic. that story is coming up. >>> we 49ers took off, less than 30 minutes away from a preseason matchup between the 49ers and the chargers. good evening. thank you for joining us for this special edition of kpix 5 news at 4:00. >>> we begin with the desperate plea the city leaders to take action before someone is killed on a busy roadway. surveillance video captured a truck hitting a wheelchair- bound man in a crosswalk. the accident is far from the only one at that intersection. we are live. >> she is in hayward at b street where she spoke to the victim. >> reporter: we watched the footage. it is difficult to watch. w

i'm ro ve yisrninon >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. >>> a deadly truck crashed takes the life of the east bay high school student and injures five classmates. >>> plus, details on the service member from northern california killed in thursday's attack at the kabul airport. >>> we are tracking your quality and the big question now, when is it going to improve

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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> live from the cbs bay areathis is kpix 5 news. >>> the first day of school is hours away for thousands of students and why some teachers are still pushing to delay in person learning. >>> i am in chinatown and a young man was shot during a robbery attempt yesterday, and people here are saying this is a city out of control. >>> hundreds run for cover after gunfire erupts at a packed house party in the south bay leaving one dead and the new questions being raised about the homeowner. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with a live look at oakland where tens of thousands of oh usd students are excited to meet their teachers and see classmates in person for the first day of school tomorrow. we are joined live from glenville elementary. >> reporter: that is right. that newly redone campus behind me is among the schools opening up for in person learning at the start of the school year tomorrow, but as you said, not everybody is ready to go back to class and we spoke to some teachers who want the district to delay the

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> it's about to get really hot. mary shows us who will see the highest temperatures. >>> new urgencies to evacuate americans following twin suicide bombings. >> and the state mandate on the table. >> and the caldor fire jumps the highway. the message to visitors. good morning. it's friday, august 27th. i'm len kiese. >> i'm gianna franco. mary, it will get hot and hard to greeting. >> we are looking at hazy skies. this is a concern for us as we go through today and into the weekend. an air quality advisory in effect today and tomorrow. temperatures heating up into the upper 80s, 90s. 100 in fairfield, antioch and brentwood. 89 in san jose and napa. around the bay mid to upper 70s. and about 70 degrees along the coast. so right now

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-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> and now and underage house party packed with hundreds of teenagers ends in a fatal shooting and the city leader demanding answers. >> i would want to see what we can change in order to prevent this again. >>> flames shooting out from behind a peninsula gas station sending huge plumes of black smoke into the sky. >> we are hours away from tens of thousands of students returning to class and the safety measures finalized one day before students return. >> the dixie fire is growing to monstrous proportions. the battle to say the community. thank you for joining us. >>> we began with an underage house party erupting and gunfire leaving one person dead in sunnyvale. >> we are live where one city leader is demanding answers. >> reporter: police out shooting estimated up to 200 people were at this house party and now tonight neighbors are scrutinizing not only the homeowner but police response as well. >> reporter: the estimated age range of partygoers 19 years old with some as young as 16

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix5 news. >>> right now, taking a live look outside from the sales force tower camera this morning. it's actually not fogged in. thank you for joining us. >> let's get a check of weather this morning. good morning, mary. >> good morning. we are looking at a high fire danger for today. that red flag warning continues. it is still in effect for the areas highlighted in red. the north bay mountains, east bay hills, diablo range under that red flag warning. gusty northerly to northeasterly winds. not just that high fire danger but the northerly winds will be pushing that smoke into the bay area. we are looking at our air quality getting worse as we head through today and for tomorrow. checking our daytime highs. seasonal for this time of year. upper 60's in san francisco, mid-70s in oakland, 80 in san jose and 90 for concord. we will talk more about our critical fire weather conditions as well as our air quality coming up. >>> let's start with a look at conditions in to the pass

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> the strict rules for one bay area school district and the extra steps the superintendent is taking to protect against covid. >>> a crack down on fake vaccination cards and the calls from one senator for federal agencies to step down. >>> a decades-old fight could come to an end at one airport and the about-face of aviation officials. thank you for joining us. >> we will go straight to darren peck for a check on her weather and the air-quality advisory. >>> that should not be overlooked and all you have to do is look at the scene over san jose, and we have just as much haze in our skies but again what matters is what is the air-quality like on the ground that we are breathing? and it is unhealthy. if you look at the bay area, it is either green or yellow meaning either good for green or moderate for yellow. it is the it is been all weekend and in the inland valleys you have moderate air- quality and that is really who this is for and go easy on yourself today and we will probably b

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix news. > critical as fire crews that try to contain the dixie fire. >> smoke from wildfires to the east, creating air-quality issues here in the bay area. >>> and how oakland students getting ready for the first day of school got a boost from a hometown hero. >>> we begin on the fire watch. torched cars, buildings reduced to rubble and thick, unrelenting smoke. the dixie fire burning in butte and plumas counties is leaving these haunting images. flames that decimated that area of greenville and canyon dam. and in erie seen in neighboring areas like chester. most residents are not taking any chances, packing up and leaving before any flames war through. at the next 24 hours will be a critical time for the dixie fire. >> as devin fehely explains, firefighters say they are getting a little help from mother nature. hoping that colder temperatures will help them regain control of the huge blaze. >> reporter: the numbers tell the story come overnight the dixie fire grew bigger, nearly 450,000 acres

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> live from cbs bay area>>> we're tracking the air quality, the big question, will it improve? plus, a horrific craft takes a life of an east bay. local singer for afghans in crisis. what they are demanding right now. public transit announcement is outrageous hours before the niners face off against the raiders. >>> was to give live look out of san francisco, dublin, and berryessa peak in the north bay. the north bay and east bay, sing the worst air quality this weekend. darren peck joins us now with hopefully is getting better. >> second half of the day tomorrow so that is the hopefulness. it is not all going away but we are going to get moving onshore flow that will help, and really for monday, but we are not there yet. every red dot on here is where an air quality sensor is registering unhealthy. just unhealthy period, mean for anybody to be outside reading the erin. it is just unhealthy for sensitive groups. red dots show up for the entire valleys of the inner east bay.

watch cbs in bay area with the kpix 5 news app. >>> welcome back to mosaic. i'm chris here with father john. we're going through the basic catholic teachings essential to our faith. we've gone through quite a few. we're doing pretty well. the next segment, we're going to talk about marriage as an institution, covenant sacrament. the head of the church and loving the church his body. that's imaged in the love of a man and woman. that love of a man and woman is supposed to remind us of love of christ for his church. it is also an agreement, sort of contract. that's the way the church understands it. the reason why is in order for it to be a true contract, you fully intend to promise to be married to this man or woman until death parts us. you have to do that freely. you can't do it with a gun to your head or you think unless i do this, the baby is not going to be -- it has freedom. it is important. >> wonderful the covenant aspect of marriage. marriage and civil law, why the church is strong about the perspective there. >> well in the united states now, every m

. ♪ >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. is is kpix5 news. >>> right flow on kpix5123 streaming on cbsn bay area the new coronavirus mandate that has one city break away from its county. we are live. >>> and san francisco bumped down to second. what major city just passed for highest rent in the nation. >> and new video showing the rush to leave afghanistan continuing this morning. the worry around the world for family member who are stuck. >>> any minute. 24-7 we are in the news to see what will behappening. >>> and later numbers we haven't seen since january. coronavirus cases among children skyrocketing. what adults can do to help cut the cases down. it's august 25th. >>> enjoy the cool weather today. it'll get hot. let's get to mary lee for a look at today's temperatures. >> a beautiful day. daytime highs in the cool to mild category. as we go through tomorrow and the rest of the week we are going to heat things up. looking at the potential for more smoke to push in to the region. good to moderate air quality. mid to uppe

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now , something we haven't seen for more than a year. 49er faithful feeling this to fans stands at levi a look at a much different fan experience. >>> and the efforts from the governor which is one month until his recall election. >>> cool colors and covid-19 fixings. resu>>> good morning. t might it is sunday, august 15th. i am deven fehely. >> marine layer great to start the day in the immediate bay and what this masks is how hazy the sky is and as we will see as the sun comes up within the next hour, it will be hazy again today the air quality should still stay in the good to moderate category. much like it did yesterday. air-quality advisory will stay in effect through today. count on modern air quality from the smoke. temperatures in the low 60s for most locations although santa rosa is only 52 and for daytime has the date we will be back in the upper 90s for inland locations at 98. topping out at 75 in the bay and i will have the complete forecast in a few minutes. back to you. >>> sounds that haven't been hea

watch cbs in bay area with the kpix 5 news app. >>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, covid and the classroom. as cases are spiking nationwide it's the first day of school for lots of kids in alameda. what california's school chief had to say. good afternoon. i am len kiese. >> i am gianna franco. tens of thousands of oakland unified students are back in the classroom, first day of in person instruction for most students in 17 months. libby schaaf and tony thurman got a first hand look. >> this is an important time for our students. they deserve and need in person instruction. even though there are many challenges facing us with the variant, this school district like many has taken into account the needs of students and put all the safety measures in place to ensure our students can continue to learn. >> justin andrews with what's on students' minds. >> reporter: the kids had big smiles on their faces, wearing backpacks and many of them had their parents by their side. before the school bell we interviewed about how school has been at home. >> bad. >> reporter: why was it bad? >

watch cbs in bay area with the kpix 5 news app. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening and thanks for joining us tonight. america's covid recovery has hit a dangerous roadblock. today dr. anthony fauci warned this latest surge driven by the delta variant will get worse. infections are spiking across the country. hospitalizations and deaths are also rising. more shots are going into arms, but only about half of us are fully vaccinated. cbs's lilia luciano is in west hollywood with the latest. >> reporter: thank you, jericka. now l.a. county has 45% higher hospitalizations in just one week, and there are more than a thousand vaccination sites in the hopes that more people will get their shots and finally stop the spread. >>> tonight there's no end in sight for the covid summer surge. cases are climbing. that's not enough to stop this party. in chicago, hundreds of thousands packed la palooza, the four-day music festival. most showed proof of vaccination. >> we're pfizer fairies. >> reporter: there is concern breakthrough cases could trigger outbreaks. >> i feel ve

. >>> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >>> 6:31 and thank you for joining us, i am gianna franco and let's start with a quick check of your forecast with meteorologist darren peck. >> another hot day for in the locations, back on the verge of 100 for most of inland contra costa and alameda county. looking at the bay, another cloudy start, temperatures well behaved and where they should be this time of year. upper 60s in the city. plenty of mid 70s to the bay, everyone's daytime high in a few minutes but first, where we stand the morning. right around 60 with low clouds in the medium immediate pain clear skies for inland valleys in the general take away for inland parts of the bay area is 99, we will keep much of the bay in the mid to upper 70 degree range. talking about air quality as well, the forecast on that in the complete forecast for now, back to you. >>> new evacuation orders issued in tama county due to the dixie fire and for the time being, evacuation orders will not be lifted and parts of plymouth county as plan. cal fire says activity increased earl

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>>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming live on cbsn bay area , a south a sheriff, speaking out in a couple of hours amid mounting pressure to resign. the key vote on the agenda. >>> buyer weather concerns could lead to black out in the north bay tonight to thousands of customers who could be in the dark and we just got a new red flag warning justin. >>> new this morning, we are talking about the california dream. are you living in? or is it just too expensive here? what an exclusive new cbs poll reveals about the future of california. >>> how bart is coping with challenges from this new wave of covid cases. were going one-on-one with the new spokesperson, like. >>> we are live in the burn zone of a fast-moving wildfire in the sierra. the mandatory evacuations are underway right now. live pictures, just coming into the newsroom. it is a very there right now. >>> it is tuesday, thank you for starting with this. august 17. i am anne makovec. >> i am gianna franco. kei

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watch cbs in bay area with the kpix 5 news app. >>> people who want to keep the great highway in sany today. the scenic four-lane highway used by thousands over the years to get to the beach was shut down by the city during the pandemic. some locals got used to the roadway being car free, now they want to keep it that way. petitionoundmpletely reopen the highway, others gathering on the street with signs expressing a dislike for cars. like using it for biking and walking and to do just about everything but drive on it. >> my daughter learned to skateboard. my youngest, this is where she learned to be able to just run. >> many people like to use it to drive and they will be doing just that when the great highway finally reopens to traffic tomorrow. thousands of athletes from around the world took part in the 40th escape from alcatraz. testing athletes insurance costs when skills and tolerance for cold. first there's the swim, then the bike, 18 miles of bike riding through the presidio, for athletes it's both pleasure and pain. >> it's great to race, but nothing ever feels good. you ju

. ♪ watch cbs in bay area with the kpix 5 news app. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." > and thanks for joining us tonight. america's covid recovery has hit a dangerous roadblock. today dr. anthony fauci warned this latest surge driven by the delta variant will get worse. infections are spiking across the country. hospitalizations and deaths are also rising. more shots are going into arms, but only about half of us are fully vaccinated. cbs's lilia luciano is in west hollywood with the latest. >> reporter: thank you, jericka. now l.a. county has 45% higher hospitalizations in just one

>>> now at 11:00 and streaming on cbs and bay area, a livermore high school student killed and another in critical condition after a rollover crash. tonight, how the community is showing its support. >> heart is shattered for everyone involved. >> tensions even higher in afghanistan tonight as the u.s. warns of another likely attack on the kabul airport.>>> this as we are learning more about a northern california service member killed in thursday's attack. >> there is still disbelief and not wanting to believe. >> air quality is better right now than it was for most of today. we still have a spare the air for tomorrow. we will show you where you finally clear out the smoke, no more coming up. >>> candles and flowers outside livermore high school in remembrance of a student who was killed in a crash. that crash happening before midnight on del valle road in unincorporated livermore. five other students were in the truck when it flew off the road into an embankment. tonight, one of the students is fighting for his life and max darrell is live in livermore. >>> there was a vigil that was